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DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY. AUG. 1, 1984 5D inner corneir Olympics Jaeger final pvpnt for '84 1, Parrish can't believe poll, calls Hernandez the real MVP Reagan gives a very special Tiger blessing chatter Who's No. Lance Parrish reacted with a laugh to the oanup organization poll of 1 ,059 registered Michigan voters that rates him the Tigers' most valuable player. Parrish called the results "a surprise." The poll, part of a political survey for the rree tress and News 4 (WDIV-TV), showed 15 percent thought NAPA, Calif.

(UPI) Andrea: Jaeger, who has a sore right arm and shoulder, said the injury will sideline her for the rest of the year after she competes in next week's Olympic women's tennis matches in Los Angeles. Jaeger, practicing at the Silverado Country Club and Resort with the U.S. men's and women's teams, plans to return to her home in Largo, after the Games to rest and recover from the injury that prevented her from playing full-time in tournaments this year. "The only reason I'm playing is because of the Olympics, and after the Olympics I'm taking off the rest of the year," said the 19-year-old Jaeger, who began 1984 ranked third best woman in the world on the Women's Association tennis computer. Jaeger, now 15th, developed the soreness this year after suffering from tendinitis and a rotator cuff injury late in 1983.

Nevertheless, she received an automatic spot on the U.S. team along with Kathy Horvath because of their high rankings. The two are joined on the women's team by Gretchen Rush, two-time all-America, from Trinity University, and Andrea Leand. Add another person to the Tigers' bandwagon. This time it's President Reagan.

Reagan delivered his special Tiger blessing during an satellite interview Monday with Mort Crim of Channel 4 (WDIV-TV). AP Photo via Channel 4 rarnsn was no. l. Next were tnet Lemon, Willie Hernandez, Lou Whit-aker and Alan Trammell. Parrish's choice: Hernandez.

Little numbers: After leading the league in team hitting much of the first half, the Tigers have dropped to fourth with a .271 average. Toronto leads at .278. Since the Ail-Star Game, and going into Tuesday's doubleheader, the Tigers are batting only .253 (153-for-604). Big numbers: The Tigers have drawn 30 consecutive home crowds in excess of 25,000. They are 638,000 ahead of last year's attendance pace and 437,437 ahead of 1968's record pace.

(3 Willie Hernandez Monday's Toledo results Wednesday's Saginaw entries Night, Vance Hill, Michigan QUINELLA (1-2) paid 510.80 Monday night Ist-clmg, pace, mile: 2:04 15 itrike, popular Anoy, kockbov Time 8th -elms, pace, mile: 2:01 35 4th $900; cond pace; 1 mile: 1 Nancys Phannie 6-4-6 Hrmn 7- Adorabte Lily 7-5-3 Glssbrk 5- Last April 4-dnf-x Hmmll 2 Michael B. Aware 6-6-6 Hrris 3- Flicka's Mike 3-4-2 B.Searle 4- Cheryl's Hitter 5-9-9 Grgry 6 Romola Belle 1-7-4 Deters 8- K.P's Duchess 3-8-6 Novak Rnhlns Best (Dunn) 44.20 25 80 14 60 lillST HIT Icr S. Creed (2d) lst-11000; dm pace (52000); 1 mile: 01 Lick (Hevwood) 7.20 5.60 3.20 Gldn Ply Grl(Scmdl) 7.00 4.00 QUINELLA (3-5) paid 520.20 TRIFECTA (5-3-2) paid 5278.80 Chicory Kale (Roesch) 20.80 6.80 Precious crystal it-ouw Jonqualross (Basmger) 440 Mays Amanda, Red Coach Tiger, Cowans Barney, Superb Andy, Karate Dottie Tribe troubles: Cleveland has its problems at Tiger Stadium. Going into Tuesday's games, the Indians had won just five of the last 25 meetings there. The Indians are 14-41 in Detroit since 1977.

Double trouble: In four doubleheaders this season, before Tuesday's, the Tigers swept two and split the others. Evans takes leave: Richard Evans, father of Darrell Evans, died Monday night in California after a long battle with cancer. Darrell left Tuesday and will return this weekend. CoDoer Mite. Mays Good Time.

Clnnibar Burr, Dodge Acres Pebble, Bonzai, Anxious Patti 2d clm, pace, mile: 2:03 45 QUINELLA (1-5) paid 534.20 TRIFECTA (5-1-7) paid 5379.80 Sth-cond, pace, mile: 2:03 Pwr Shtr (Mre) 4.40 2.40 2.40 Bqut Almhrst (Smith) 2.60 3.40 Away We Go (Swarlz) 6.60 Betsy Charter, Rod Phantom Flight, Solid Power, Plush, Grover Sth S1000; cond trot; 1 mile: 3-6-1 Plstn 7-2-1 Mntz 3-6-2 Faurot 7-3-7 J.Wilson 3-8-8 Rnnng 2- 3-5 McKee 3- 4-5 Rnnng 4- 4-3 Watts -Adams Baby 6 Fred Hammer 1 Carefree WiH 2 Feisty Lad 3 Mlckael T. 4 The Champ 5 Amazin Blue 7 Ravage 1-7-5 D.Smith Boog (Holds) 19.60 15.00 5.40 Scot (Daullon) 4.80 4.40 Poplar Creed (Vanatla) 7.20 Gtri 4-1-1 5- 5-7 6- 3-4 Baggtt Mntz Wlsn 3 Cra Dan 5- J.J.Superstar 1- Starklerte 2 Armbro Speedy 4- Arbor Bells 6- M.J.D.J. 7- V.J. 8- Sallv Victor EXACTA (1-4) paid $19.00 9th-elms, pace, mile: 2:00 35 Tmly Acct (Rsgtn) 12.00 4.40 2 80 Megons Shadow (Fout) 3.40 2.60 Minto Scoll (Winger) 2.60 Mud Sock Bill, Big Buster, Gordie Thorn, Highland Command 5-6-7 4-5-6 Tlsh, Angel Tip, Gee Glenda Johnston Buter 1- Bugsie John 2-6-2 Swney 3-Creed's Rocket 5-2-7 Evns 5- Justly Chrissv 7-7-7 Shllv 6- WindshdwXpress 4-8-8 Sri 8-Baron Rick 3-6-7 Bnnelt Sth S1300; elm pace 1 mile: 5-1-1 B.Searle 3 Solo Aaron 3-3-8 Watts 1 Daily Journal 3-4-1 Hrmn 2- MagicCitv Phyls 1-5-1 Kndsn 4- Side Burns 6-8-7 Rnning 5- Luc 6-5-6 Ptnam 6- Flying Advice 4-7-7 Wrn 7- J.L's T.J. 7-8-3 Wlkr 9th- $1400; cond pace; 1 mile: 2 Good N.Loval 2-1-1 Edwrds 6- Sklpa Strike 2-1-1 Kndsn 3 The Limit 1-2-2 Rnning 1- Make It Pav 7-1-3 Buter 4 Dancing Captain 4-8-4 Wrn 5 Four J.

Fay 1-2-1 Swney 7- Razor 1-1-1 nodriver 8- Raintree Rick 8-8-7 Bnnlt lOtti $1000; elm pace 1 mile: 4- Miss Shdw Go 5-6-1 Sccca 2- Doctrinre 2-2-4 Swney 1-Sanilac Hal 4-5-5 Wrght 3- Nicholaus G. 7-7-4 Dnkl 5- Bobbv Bret 8-5-3 Wrenn 6- Nobie Blazer 3-5-4 Blr 7- Timely J.J 7-5-7 A.Rizzo 6-Seth T.Adios 2-2-4 Bchmn 2d-51000; elm pace 2-S-4 Running 2-2-2 Smth EXACTA (1-8) paid Jl 18.20 (52500); 1 mile: 2-1-4 Sccca 2-7-7 M.Zak 2-4-1 J.Wright DAILY DOUBLE (1-1) paid (352.80 EXACTA (7-6) paid 543.60 3-1-2 L.Stone 6th-clms, pace, mile: 2:02 45 FllterThGreat(Agnl) 9.20 4.80 3.60 Sliver Clipper (Kennedy) 4.60 3.00 Merchant Blue Chip (Coadic) 3.60 Graduation Gift, Granpas Liquor, Quachita, Gambling Gold, Well Away Rev 1 Lee S.Creed 3 Malestic Eagle 8 Leader Creed 2 Solid Shadow 4 Kiwl Divide 5 Widelrack 6 Big Time Don 7 Miss Spunky Lou 3d-cond, pace, mUe: 2:04 The Tigers' Lance at a glance 6-4-4 3-4-3 2-2-4 Nlaht Games (MrlhH 60 3.60 3.60 J.Kane Newell Wilson Faurol 1-6-4 lOtti-cond, pace, mile: 2:02 45 Clso Taco (Wngr) 13.40 6.80 5.20 Edgwd Cyn (Ears) 6.40 3 60 Our Sweet Surprise (Mulinix) 8 40 Fuzz Ball, Agents Ten Percent, Sequin Queen, Dusty Oaks, Shlawav Pip, Scratched: Sunshine Scolt 6th-5 1200; cond pace; 1 mile: 4 Gypsv's Hitler 2-1-8 Wrght 7 Mar Jim Skinner 2-3-4 Faurot 1 Business Loop 1-5-7 Lowe 2- Highland Goldie4-7-dnf Wrn 3- O.K's Ideal Cv 1-1-4 Novak 5 Ladv Margaret 6-6-6 Hrris 6 Town Fox 4-2-7 Newell 8- HallviewDiamnd5-9-10 Mves Lance Parrish traditionally peaks Midnight Express (Smith) 8.00 6.60 Ginny Mae (Vanatta) 7.60 Pacing Lynn, Js Pride, Glorvs Ideal, Fancy Fiddler, Beths Michelle, Blind Spot QUINELLA (2-7) paid 519.20 TRIFECTA (7-2-3) paid 5174.00 Here's how Parrish fared in each month of the 1983 season and his in the middle of the season. Last final statistics: year, for example, he hit only .225 the final two months. But Parrish's QUINELLA (1-8) paid 517.60 TRIFECTA (9-5-3) paid 52,691.60 1 mile: 4-6-1 K.Clark 7-5-4 Wrenn 6- 5-7 Wrenn 7- 3-2 Wright 7-5-S A.Rizzo 6- 5-6 Peden 7- 6-6 Maves 4-3-7 Wrn 3d $1400; cond trot; 6- No No Angel 2 Tawas 1 Super Too 3 Maxbelt's Mark 4 Apache Knile 5 Check The Earl 7- Lvcka Till 6 Star Crossd Lvr 7th-clmg, trot, mile: 2:05 25 Port Dobba (Foul) 7.00 3.60 3.20 Border Star (Winger) 3.80 3.20 Sam (Thomas) 5.20 Sir Edmund, Power Ten, Kawartha Marcia, Arbor Can Do cond pace; 1 mile: 4 Journey 4-5-4 Mayes 4th-clmg, pace, mile: 2:02 35 Neet Rick (Foul) 8 20 680 3.80 Chris (Landess) 3.80 2.60 Blue Gate Lee (Wellwood) 4.60 Month AvgAB HR RBI average hasn't been up to par since early July. Here's a look at Parrish's monthly stats for 1984 (through Monday): ATTENDANCE: 1,537 HANDLE: $132,253 7-3-8 Swney 5-2-4 J.Wilson -Cedar Mary -Ms Stasia April .311 61 19 1 9 RBI Month AvgAB HR May .250104 26 June .340103 35 April .240 75 18 17 9 17 24 J2 22 July .299 97 29 (g SBEIMGSIiDflDai? GV May .294 82 25 Aug.

.227119 27 June .277119 33 17 17 July .194 98 19 Sept. .223121 27 6 Totals .269163 27 27 114 60 Totals .254374 95 21 exhibition football sports on television radio iTTj ri Yost's amazing vision helps Tigers Now that he can see, catcher Ned Before being outfitted with the hard contacts, however, Yost tried about 30 pairs of soft lenses and Yost looks for a better future with the Texas Rangers. even glasses as he tried to correct his And because he can see, the Friday's Game NY Giants al New England, 7:30 p.m. Next Saturday's Games Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. St.

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17 RBIs. tennis Virginia Slims Newport NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) First- Former Tigers who roar and snore round result! In the Virginia Slims of Newport. Lisa Spain, Moultrie, def. Terry Holladav.

Del Mar. 7-6 (8-6). 6-2. Here's a look at how former Tigers pitchers are faring (through Monday's games): TANK McNAMARA By Millar-Hinds Grace Kim, Franklin Lakes, N.J., def. Sherry Acker, Kalamazoo, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4.

Wendy White (8), Atlanta, def. Kathleen Cummings, Cantonsville, 6-1. 6-1. Marcella Mesker (5). The Nether lands, def.

Corrlnne Vanier, France, 6-1, 6-4. Alycla Moullon (6), Carmichael, def. Tina Mochizuki, South Pasadena, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. Peanut Louie, San WE UAVE MUMPREPS OF SOT SOMETIMES VfcXJ MAU TOUAMDS OP COLLARS WOQjA I A FEllMG EVGJ f3PO( YtxJ 2 OF IN6TRUMEWTS EVALUATE THG fCG.UMHJTXZP I i t-rancisco, oet. lerry rneips, Larcnmom, Player W-L IP Sv SO ERA James (Mon.) Ta 59 7 53 3.97 J.

Niekro (Hou.) 11-8 159 0 77 2.59 Rucker (St.L.) 1-1 50 0 32 1.95 Ruhle (Hou.) 1-8 78 2 55 4.38 Slaton (Cal.) 3-5 85 0 26 5.15 PI. 1 111 I it VIHC fVIIIIICI Australia, def. Lorl McNeil, Houston, 7-6 ca, def. Kim Sands, Miami, 6-0, 6-2. Volvo International NORTH CONWAY, N.H.

(AP) First-round results In the Volvo Interna Schatzeder (Mon.) 4-2 77V3 1 51 2.33 Schatzeder tional Tennis Tournament. Balazs Toroczv, Hungary, def. Robert Seguso, U.S., 7-5, 7-6 (7-4). Juan Agul-lera, Spain, def. Joao Soares, Brazil, 7-5, 6-4.

Mike Leacn, u.y, oei. warn uicnson, U.S., 6-2, 6-3. Tim Wilklson, U.S., def. Mel IIC t-t L-'i 1.1 I Ihnr DlmAk Tiger averages Czechoslovakia, def. Eric Fromm, 4-3, 6- 2.

Lawson Duncan, U.S., def. Fernando (Through Monday) Luna, Spain, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. Fran Cancel-lotti, Italy, def. Ramesh Krlshnan, India, 7- (7-2), 6-4. LPGA Money Leaders Men's Bowling 1, Mark Roth, 598,690.

2, Mike Durbin, 584,640. 3, Rickle Saiek, 583,415. 4, Gil Silker, 579,950. 5, Gary Skidmore, 578,750. 6, Marshall Holman, 577,770.

7, Wayne Webb, 577,585. 1, George Pappas, 571,430. 9, Ted Hannahs, 567,455. 10, Mark Baker, 566,480. Lists! Batting cw No.

AB RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB RBI Avg 34 Lmhmi 96 337 54 107 56 25 5 14 37 47 4 4 2 4 .318 3 Trammell 84 339 57 104 44 22 4 8 38 29 1 14 7 4 .307 32 Joint 35 98 15 30 19 5 1 5 7 23 0 1 0 4 .306 1 Whilaker 97 369 60 111 32 15 1 8 42 40 0 5 13 9 .301 15 Kunfl 58 92 23 27 16 7 0 2 17 18 0 1 0 3 .293 30 Grubb 53 104 13 30 13 4 0 5 22 18 1 1 0 3 .288 23 Gibson 94 324 56 89 57 13 6 16 38 69 5 19 6 13 .275 27 Garbty 67 213 31 58 36 10 1 4 10 23 1 4 7 3 .272 14 Bergman 75 167 27 45 30 6 2 5 24 19 2 3 5 4 .269 20 Johnson 75 228 28 60 35 10 0 8 28 45 0 7 8 5 .263 13 Parrish 94 374 50 95 60 12 1 21 19 70 2 2 2 6 .254 31 Herndon 81 282 29 69 25 12 4 1 19 48 1 3 1 3 .245 41 Evans 86 268 39 63 46 9 0 10 53 43 0 1 1 4 .235 16 Brook ens 82 157 17 33 16 8 3 1 12 20 1 4 6 0 .210 I Castillo 36 77 6 15 5 2 0 0 4 16 0 1 20 .195 9 Baktr 19 47 6 7 2 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 2 0 .149 Dejig. Hitters 377 59 90 59 14 1 13 51 67 2 3 0 7 .239 Pinch Hitters 108 16 36 29 6 0 5 14 19 1 0 0 2 .333 TOTALS 3530 522 957 497 163 28 109 370 543 19 71 73 64 .271 LPGA Tour Statistics Scoring-l, Patlv Sheehan 71.46. 2, Belsv King 71.68. 3, Ayako Okamoto 71.84. 4, Pat Bradley 71.85.

5, JoAnne Carner and Donna White 71.98. 7, Nancy Lopez 72 10 8, Amy Alcott 72.27. 9, Beth Daniel 72 56. 10, Juli Inkster 72.68. Rounds in 60s-l, Pat Bradley 17.

2, Betsv King, Ayako Okamoto and Pa ty Sheehan 14. 5, Donna White 13. 6, Juh Inkster and Jan Stephenson 11. 8, Alice Miller 10. Eagles-1, Jane Geddes and Pat Bradley 7.

3, Cathy Morse and Betsy King 6. Greek's line KEY- No -uniform number, AB-at bats, R-runs, H-hlts, RBI-runs batted In, 2B-doubles, 3B-triples, HR-home runs. BB-waks, SO-strlke outs, HP-hit by pitch, SB-stolen bases, E-errors, GW RBI- Houston Open HOUSTON (AP) Sixth round results match play records and 34-game totals in the Houston Open. 1 Marshall Holman, Jacksonville, 18-6, 9,997. 2 Henry Gonzalez, Colorado Springs, 14-10, 9.821.

3. Brian Voss, Tacoma, 16-8, 9 610 4 Mark Baker, Garden Grove, H-'0. 9,674. 5. Sieve Fehr, Cincinnati, Ohio, 15-9, ''676 Gil Sliker, Washington, N.J., 12-12, 9,615, 53,550.

7 Pete McCordic, Houston, Texas, 15-9, 9,598, 53,000. 8 Garv Skidmore, Albuquerque, N.M., 13-11, 9,557, 52,800. 9 Del Ballard Richardson, 11-13, 9,516, 52,600. 10 Chuck Pierce, Dallas, Texas, Ills, 9,481, 52,500. 11 Joe Berardi, Brooklyn, N.Y., 12-12, 9,286, 52,350.

12. Dennis Pate, Temple, Texas, 13-11, 9,386, 52,350. 13. Steve Martin, Kingsport, 12-12, 9.383, 52,200. 14 Wavne Webb, Carmel, 11-13, 9,362, 52,100 15 Les Zikes, Palatine, 9-15, 9,358, 52,000 16 Ted Hannahs, Zanesville, Ohio, 13-11, 9,349, 51,900.

17. John Green, Manassas, 9-15, 9,329, 51,600. IB. Tom Baker, Buffalo, 10-14, 9,268, 51,700. 19 Mats Karlsson, Gothenburg, Sweden, 11-13 9,234, 51,600.

20 Kent Wagner, Allentown, 9-15. 9,175. 51.500. game-winning runs batted in, Avg-batting average. Olympic bsers who won pro boxing titles Lou Salica, U.S.

bronze as '32 flyweight; won world bantam title, '41. Vic Toweel, South Africa unplaced as '48 bantamweight; won world title, '50. Jimmy Carruthers, Australia withdrew as '48 bantamweight; beat Toweel for world title. Ingemar Johansson, Sweden disqualified in 2d round, '52 heavyweight final; won world title, '59. Wilfredo Gomez, Puerto Rico unplaced as 72 flyweight; won world superban-tam title, 77; won junior feather title, 79.

John Tate, U.S. bronze Pitching Patty Sheehan 5191,672 Avako Okamolo 174,935 Betsy King 71,577 Pal Bradley 48.353 Juli Inkster W04 Amy Alcolt 2,364 Nancy Lopez lli'IS Donna White W8.259 JoAnne Camer 93,832 Alice Miller 83,234 Laurie Rinker 62,440 Beth Daniel 80,670 Lauri Peterson 76,060 Hollis Stacy 73,943 Judy Clark 72,450 Rosie Jones 71,862 Kathy Whitworth 70,253 Jan Stephenson 67,531 Chris Johnson 65,871 Marta Figueras-Dotti 64,131 Barb Bunkowsky 64,034 Sally Little 59,295 Jo Ann Washam 59,220 Patti Rizzo 58,052 Silvia Bertolaccini 55,552 Sharon Barrett 55,291 Cathv Marino 52,022 Becky Pearson 51,728 Donna Caponi Dale Eggeling 46,845 Vicki Fergon 46,341 Sherri Turner 44,906 Anne-Marie Palli 43,210 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 43,018 Cathy Morse 42,053 Sandra Paimer 4 ,979 Penny Pulz 41,863 Vicki Alvarez 37,676 Amy Benz 35,451 Lisa Young 34,649 Robin Walton Jane Geddes 34,162 Martha Nause 33,622 Bonnie Lauer Lorl Garbacz 32,686 Debbie Massey 31,230 Pat Meyers 31'1S Laura Cole 30,908 Kathy Baker 30,444 Ease Lines: 21 Hernandez 42 Monge 29 Lopei 46 Petry 19 Roiema I IP ER BB SO ERA CO Sv ShO 6 0 50 91.2 62 20 20 26 81 1.96 0 21 0 1 0 12 21 21 9 5 6 11 2.14 0 0 0 7 0 44 86.2 61 31 26 36 57 2.70 0 11 0 14 4 23 153 142 54 49 46 90 2.88 4 0 1 7 2 18 79 74 31 27 16 38 3.08 0 0 0 4 2 31 62.1 53 23 22 17 44 3.18 0 4 0 13 7 22 158.2 138 66 56 51 100 3.18 8 0 1 11 6 22 130.2 126 65 57 45 71 3.93 0 0 0 4 7 18 88.2 90 45 41 41 59 4.16 1 0 1 33 11 38 49 30 25 8 6 5.92 1 0 0 70 32 923.1 835 383 337 296 561 3.28 14 36 3 40 Bair (Heme teams in CAPITALS) AL BASEBALL DETROIT 2-1 over Cleveland TORONTO 6-5 over Kansas City MINNESOTA 8-5 over Seattle California 6-5 over OAKLAND BALTIMORE 7-5 over Texas NEW YORK 7-5 over Milwaukee CHICAGO 6-5 over Boston NL BASEBALL ST. LOUIS 6-5 over New York Philadelphia 6-5 over CHICAGO CINCINNATI 6-5 over San Francisco PITTSBURGH 6-5 over Montreal HOUSTON 7-5 over Atlanta SAN DIEGO 7-5 over Los Angeles NFL EXHIBITION (Friday) NEW ENGLAND 2 over New York (Saturday) DETROIT 3 over Philadelphia CHICAGO 2 over St. Louis CLEVELAND I over Pittsburgh MIAMI 5 over Indianapolis MINNESOTA 1 over Atlanta TAMPA BAY 2 over Houston NY JETS 2 over Cincinnati KANSAS CITY 1 over New Orleans LA Raiders-SAN FRANCISCO even SAN DIEGO 2 over LA Rams Washington 2 over DENVER SEATTLE 3 over Buffalo 47 Morris Tied to the Tube We hope an invitation out what we don't receive -We're sorry but we're the mpic Games each eve. Dick Emmons 39 Wilcox 44 Berenguer 17 Abbott TOTALS (Totals Include players no longer with the team and pitchers' errors) as 76 heavyweigm; won WBA heavy title, 79.

KEY' W-wlns -losses, G-games pitched in, IP-Innings pitched, H-hlts allowed, R-runs allowed, ER-earned runs allowed, BB-walks allowed, SO-strlke outs, ERA-earned run average, CG-complete games, S-saves, ShO-shutouts. Source Wallechinsky 's Complete Book of the Olym The Scoreboard Page and Baseball Page are compiled by Tim Marcinkoski, with Steve Crowe, Bernie Czarniecki, Mark Josaitis and Lori Mathews. pics Tiger Corner is edited by Gene Myers..