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DETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, JULY 15, 1983 5D Anderson canh afford 1 976-1313 Sports Phone for sports scores, news, and results, 24 hours a day. to rest Lemon's defense SIMM sports on television radio British Open SOUTHPORT, England (AP) First round icortt Thursday In the 112th British Opm CoH Championship on the 6,91 yard, par 34-37-71 Royal Birkdal Golf Club course (a-denotes amateur): Craig Stadler 31-33-64 5:45 6:00 6:55 7:05 7:15 8:05 Bernhard Longer 35-32-6 Bill Rogers 34-33-67 By ROMAN BERGER Free Press Sports Writer Sparky Anderson would like to squeeze in a few days of rest for Chet Lemon. But he can't for a combination of reasons Lemon's defensive skills, his base-path intensity, his leadership and his ability to get on base. And the Tigers are on the West Coast for 12 games, especially important because Toronto (6-1 since the All-Star break) and Baltimore (5-2) are rolling. The Tigers are 6-1 since the break.

"Chet Lemon is the best defensive center fielder I've been around," Anderson says. "He has played as good for us as anyone. I'd like to rest him but I can't afford to." When he managed the Reds, Anderson had one of the National League's best defensive center fielders, Cesar Geronimo. Tom Walson 32-35-67 Mike Ferguson 34-34-68 Vaughan Somers 33-35-68 p.m. Hazel Park results, WQBH-1400 AM.

p.m. Sportstalk on CKLW: Live Panther updates from Denver with Skip Macholz, CKLW-800 AM. p.m. Hazel Park results, CKLW-800 AM. p.m.

Hazel Park results, WCXI-1 130 AM. p.m. Hazel Park results, WWJ-950 AM. p.m. Sportswrap: Golfer Dan Pohl, race car driver Tom Sneva, and live Panther updates from Denver with Dale Conquest, WJR-760 AM.

p.m. Baseball: Toronto at Chicago, CHYR-710 AM. p.m. Tiger Baseball: Detroit at Seattle, WJR-760 AM. NICK 1-OldO J6-J2-6H Sam Torrance 35-33-68 Hal Sutton 32-36-68 LEMON, WHEN told of Anderson's comments, wanted to add something: "Well, before it's all said and done, he's going to tell you I'm the best offensive center fielder he's been around, too." That may be down the road for Lemon.

Wednesday night he doubled in four trips as the Tigers completed a sweep of the Angels. He's batting .252 with 11 homers and 30 RBIs. But Anderson is pleased more with his defense, and compares him favorably to others around the league. "Rick Manning of Milwaukee, Dwayne Murphy of Oakland and Chet are the three best defensive center fielders in the American League," Anderson says. "I know the people of Milwaukee and Oakland will argue that they have the best.

But I'm telling you, I got the best right here. I wouldn't trade Chet for any center fielder in the league." Lee Trevlno 34-35 Eamonn Darcv 32-37-1 Hale Irwin 35-34- 8:30 10:30 Graham Marsh 33-36 Hubert Green 35-34-1 a-Phlllp Parkin 34-35-1 David Dunk 34-35- lan Collins 32-38- Slmon 35-35- Rodger Davis 35-35- Mark Johson 33-37- Masahlro Kuramoto Manuel Calero 35-35- Mark James 34-36- Anlonlo Garrldo 35-35- Bob Gilder 35-35- Lerry Nelson 34-36- Andy Bean 35-35 Brian Welles 34-36- Mlke 35-35- "Geronimo was a good one," Anderson says. "He had a strong arm and could outrun Chet in his early years. But Chefs a better defensive player and better player overall." Saturday 10:00 a.m. Milt Wilcox's Sportstalk, WSDS-1480 AM.

6:55 p.m. Hazel Park results, CKLW-800 AM. 7:05 p.m. Hazel Park result's, WCXI-1 130 AM. 7:15 p.m.

Hazel Park results. WWJ-950 AM. 7:30 p.m. Express Soccer: Jacksonville at Detroit, WNIC-1310 AM. 8:30 p.m.

Baseball: Toronto at Chicago, CHYR-710 AM. 10:30 p.m. Tiger Baseball: Detroit at Seattle, WJR-760 AM. Sunday Vlcente Fernandez 35-35-' Charles Boiling Jr 36-35- Jack Nlcklaus 34-37- Chlen-Soon Lu 34-37- Harold Hennlno 36-35 Wavne Gradv 32-39: Tigers edge Mariners, 4-2 Tony Jacklln 36-35' televisionFriday 9:00 a.m. LLSEfU Golf: Second round of the British Open.

7:30 p.m. lESCHl Golf: Second round of the British Open (taped) 8:00 p.m. 1U5A I Boxing. 8:30 p.m. WQR Baseball: New York at Houston.

10:30 p.m. iwgni Baseball: Chicago at Los Angeles. 11:30 p.m. ItSEfU CFL Football: Winnipeg at Edmonton (taped). Saturday noon fj (D Golf: Third round of the British Open.

1:30 p.m. This Week in Baseball. 2:00 p.m. O) Baseball: Texas at New York. 2:00 p.m.

Auto Racing: British Grand Prix. 4:00 p.m.'O Road to Lop Angeles. 4:00 p.m. Sportsweekend. 4:30 p.m.

CD Sportsfieat. 5:00 p.m. LPGA Golf: Third round of the McDonald's Classic. 5:00 p.m. 8) Wide World of Sports: Middleweight Boxing (10 rounds) Wilfred Benitez vs.

Mustafa Hamsho. 7:30 p.m. WfBl Baseball: Montreal at Atlanta. 9:00 p.m. IESPNI CFL Football: Hamilton at Saskatchewan.

10:30 p.m. Tiger Baseball: Detroit at Seattle, midnight IESPNI Golf: Third round of the British Open (taped) Sunday 11:00 a.m. QD Golf: Final round of the British Open. 2:00 p.m. OuTJ LPGA Golf: Final round of the McDonald's Classic.

2:00 p.m. Q2 Auto Racing: Michigan CART 500 from Brooklyn, Mich. 2:05 p.m. HHl Baseball: Montreal at Atlanta. 3:00 p.m.

Sportsweekend. 4:00 p.m. ID Sports Sunday: The WBC Cruiserweight Boxing Championship, S.T. Gordon vs. Carlos DeLeon, and the Tour de France Bicycle Race.

4:30 p.m. SI American Sportsman. 7:00 p.m. DM Tennis: U.S. Pro Championships.

8:00 p.m. Q) USFL Championship: Michigan vs. Philadelphia from Denver's Mile High Stadium. 11:30 p.m. Sports Final Edition.

midnight ItSPNI Golf: Final round of the British Open (taped) Monday 8:00 p.m. QD Baseball: Kansas City at Toronto. radioFriday 9:00 a.m. Tony Parinito's World of Fishing, WCAR-1090 AM. 4:00 p.m.

1400 Sportsdrive, WQBH-1400 AM. 4:00 p.m. Sportstalk with Ron Cameron, WCAR-1090 AM. 5:15 p.m. John Madden Sports Report, WOMC-104 FM.

Auto Racing: Michigan CART 500, WCXI-1 130 AM. Tiger Baseball: Detroit at Seattle, WJR-760 AM. Countdown to Kickoff, WXYZ-1270 AM. USFL Championship: Michigan vs. Philadelphia.

WXYZ-1270 AM, WWJ-950 AM. Sports Week in Review, A AM-1600 AM. 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Monday how they scored Detroit 1t Abbott pitching. Whitaker homered to right. Gibson bounced out.

Herndon singled to center, then was caught stealing. Parrish struck out. 1-0, Tiger. Detroit 3d Trammell beat Abbott to first on an infield hit, then stole second. Whitaker's ground ball moved Trammell to third.

Gibson popped up. Herndon chopped to second, but beat Abbott to first base as Trammell scored. Parrish bounced out. 2-0, Tigers. Detroit 5th Trammell doubled off the left-field wall and took third on Whitaker's weak grounder to short.

Gibson singled through the right side for a run. Stoddard replaced Abbott. Gibson stole second. Herndon and Parrish struck out. 3-0, Tlgere.

Detroit 7th Krenchicki walked. Trammell bunted him to second. VandeBerg replaced Stoddard. Whitaker singled to center for a run, but was thrown out trying to reach second. Gibson struck out.

4-0, Tigers. Seattle 9th Morris pitching. Nelson walked. Morris threw out Zisk at first, Nelson taking second. Putnam homered.

Allen walked. Bair replaced Morris. Sweet fouled oul. Dave Henderson flied to center. Final core: Tigers 4, Mariner 2.

1400 Sportsdrive, WQBH-1400 AM. Sportstalk with Ron Cameron, WCAR-1090 AM. John Madden Sports Report, WOMC-104 FM. Sportstalk on CKLW, CKLW-800 AM. Baseball: Kansas City at Toronto, CHYR-710 Baseball: Cracker Jack Old Timers Classic from Washington DC, WXYZ-1270 AM.

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10:00 a.m. British Open hourly updates throughout the day. Saturday 11:00 a.m. British Open, hourly updates throughout the day, TIGERS, from Page 5D Seattle had another chance to score in the third inning when John Moses tripled with one out. Morris disappointed them, though, by striking out the next two men.

TIGERS THIRD base coach Alex Grammas got In a gambling mood in the fourth, and the Tigers failed to score in spite of three consecutive hits to the outfield a double and two singles. Leach doubled, and Grammas waved him home on Chet Lemon's hit to center. He was out easily on Moses' throw. Then Lemon, who had taken second on the play, was out by 20 feet on right fielder Dave Henderson's throw to the plate following Wayne Krenchicki's single. Abbott was kayoed the next inning, which Trammell began with a two-base shot off the wall.

The Tiger shortstop advanced on an infield out and scored on Kirk Gibson's single, which brought Bob Stoddard to the mound. He closed off the rally, but was charged with the Tigers' fourth run in the seventh when Whitaker greeted reliever Ed Vande-Berg with an RBI single. The win was the Tigers' fifth in six games with the Mariners this year. TAGGING THE TIGERS: It was understandable if the Tigers and Mariners had jet lag Thursday night. Both teams made crosscountry flights to reach Seattle early Thursday morning, the Tigers traveling from Detroit and the Mariners from Boston.

The American League forced the exhausting journey by neglecting to. allow an open date for travel, and then permitting the Red Sox and Tigers to schedule night games Wednesday. The Tigers' trip would have been rough enough if everything went smoothly. It didn't. The equipment truck from Tiger Stadium broke down Wednesday night, causing a long delay.

As the Tigers waited on their DC- Bob Larall 34-40- John Clifford 36-38-! TANK McNAMARA By Millar-Hinds Mike McCullough 35-39-' V-e i I-1 a. in ii Iw J. VIM i sjiwiyixyinrv fvrii Klkuo Aral 36-38- Rlchard Boxall 38-36- Anlhony Johnston 37-37- Ben Crenshaw 36-38- Warren Humphreys 40-34- John O'Leary 36-38- Chip Moody 36-38 Ken Brown 35-39- A 15 AKi nWIOC? WITH IMt Ai 9, they watched the California Angels board another plane nearby and take off for Baltimore. About 1 a.m. Thursday (more than 2l2 hours after their game with the Angels ended), following another delay to top off the plane's fuel tanks, the Tigers were able to take off for Seattle.

They didn't arrive at their hotel until 6 a.m. Detroit time Thursday's contest at the Kingdome was the first baseball game on the new artificial surface there. The new rug cost King County $1.2 million. Gone are the zippered seams, which were exposed on the old carpet. Gone is "The Trench," a channel that menaced outfielders in right and center fields.

Gone are the ugly oil stains near third base. The new rug is much greener, allowing fans to see the ball more clearly. The rug got its first workout Wednesday night when the Seattle Sounders soccer team lost to the Golden Bay Earthquake Ronan Raflerly 36-39-! Gary Koch 36-39- Peler Cowen 36-jv Juan Anglada 36-37 Robert McMillan 35-40 Alan Mew 35-40 Peler Oosterhuls 35-40- Gordon Brand 37-38- Davld Thorp 36-39- Grpa Norman 37-38 Massimo Mannelll 39-36- Eddle POIIand 36-39- B-Davld Gilford 39-37- Gary Player 39-37- Des smytn j-jv- Jeflrev Hall 37-39 David Vaughan 39-37- Nlck Price 35-41- Glen Ralph 39-37- Juan Qulros 38-3V- Hedlev Muscrolt 37-40- a-Stephen Hamer 38-39- Malcolm Gregson 39-38- soccer Nlcholas Mitchell 3-3- Mangus Persson 39-38 NBA fines 10 for exhibition play Inn Woosnam J8-J9 Wayne Weslner 36-41- Tom Purtzer 41-36- Phlllp Elson 36-41-! Jeremy Bennett 40-38- SUNDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP Philadelphia vs. Michigan, at Denver's Mile High Stadium, 8 p.m. American League Eastern Division GF GA BP Pts Jksonvllle 14 3 43 21 39 109 Mlke Inglls 37-41-! Ian Young 37-41- Garv Cullen 38-40-! Jose-Mar a Canzares 36-42 a-Marlln Thompson 40-38-! 8 10 30 36 34 8 9 26 22 26 66 Western Division 10 9 32 29 34 84 10 27 30 29 74 5 13 16 36 18 43 Penn.

YYll auto CBrollns facing mmmm 1 ok. City Five points art awarded tor a win, British Prix Qualifying Flrtt day qualifying Thursday in the Lists! BattBiu who hit flrtt pilch for home runs 1. Clise Dudley, Dodgers, 1929 2. Eddie Morgan, Cardinals, 1936 3. Clyde Vollmer, Reds, 1942 4.

George Vico, Tigers, 1948 5. Chuck Tanner, Braves, 1955 6. Bert Campaneris, A's, 1964 7. Brant Alyea, Senators, 1965 8. Don Rose, Angels, 1972 9.

Gary Gaetti, Twins, 1981 Rod Belcher, Seattle, Wash; Source: Sporting News Record Book Sports Fmiutm Syndicate will pay $5 for your published list. Send lists with Name, Address and Phone No. to Detroit Free Press, Sports Features, P.O. Box 660, Maple Shade, N.J., 08052. British Grand Prix at SHverstom, Ross Whitehead 40-38- Nlck Job 37-41- a-Jonalhan Plaxlon 40-38- a-Slmon Wood 38-40- Jalme Gonzalez 39-40- Gary Coles 39-40- a-Nalhanlel Crosby 38-41- Kelth Waters 40-39- R.

H.Emery 38-41- Grant Turner 41-39-1 Simon Sherrall 36-45-1 Ignaclo DeLeon 37-44-1 a-Paul Thomas 43-38-1 Ian Palmer 43-39-1 A Butler 46-37-1 Denis Walson 41-44; and one bonus point for every goal scored with a maximum of three per game. Two are awarded to losing team In a shootout; those points are listed bonus. Na points lor a loss In regulation time. Goals In overtime count lor bonus points; no bonus points for shootout goals. I.

Alain France, Renault, 1 minute 10.170 seconds. 2, Rene Arnoux, Rory Sparrow of the New York Knicks, Mark Iavaroni of the Philadelphia 76ers, Artis Gilmore and Gene Banks of the San Antonio Spurs, Walter Davis of the Phoenix Suns, Adrian Dantley and Darrell Griffith of the Utah Jazz, Danny Schayes and Kiki Vandeweghe of the Denver Nuggets and Nate Archibald of the Boston Celtics. Some of the players were free agents at the time the games were played and not subject to disciplinary action. Others may have had clauses in their contracts permitting participation in such games. Ralph Sampson, selected by the Houston Rockets as NBA's No.

1 draft choice, made his professional debut in the Norfolk game, but because it took place before the draft, Sampson apparently was not disciplined by the league. "We've worked with the NBA for a long time and we are optimistic we can reach a resolution of what appears to be a problem," said Allen Furst, a spokesman for ProServ. France, Ferrari, tiio ae Anuells, Italy, Lotus, 1:10.771. 4, Patrick Tambay, France, Ferrari, 1:10 874. 5, Eddie Cheever, U.S., Renault, 1:11.055.

6, Nelson Piquet, Brazil, Brabham, 1:11.091. 7, Rlccardo Patrese, Italy, Brab NEW YORK (AP) Ten NBA players, possibly including Kelly Tripucka of the Pistons, have been fined $2,500 each for competing in non-sanctioned off-season exhibition games. The league refused to release the names of the players fined but Tripucka played in the Stroh's Basketball Challenge, a series of six games that was co-sponsored by ProServ a Washington-based sports management firm. The league also fined two teams $2,500 each for permitting their players to compete in the games held last month in Norfolk, Tampa and Orlando, Cincinnati; Baton Rouge, and Greensboro, N.C. Other players in the Stroh games included Eric (Sleepy) Floyd of the Golden State Warriors, Al Wood of the San Diego Clippers, Kenny Carr of the Portland Trail Blazers, Buck Williams, Mike O'Koren and Darryl Dawkins of the New Jersey Nets, Thursday's Results Dallas 1, Detroit 0 Pennsylvania at Oklahoma Friday's Game Oklahoma at Jacksonville Wednesday's Results No games scheduled ham, 1:11.246.

8, Derek Warwick, Britain, Quad Cities Open COAL VALLEY, W. (UPI) Toleman, 1:12 528. Anorea ae cesaris, II. All. I ll Ul in Manfrpri Thursday's first-round results in the Wlnk'elhock, West 6ermany ATS, 1:13493.

(200,000 Quad CINos Open at Oakwood Country Club: II, Keke Rosberg, Finland, Williams, 1:13 755. 12. Bruno Giacomelll. Italy, Tole man, 1:13.792. 13, Mauro Baldi, Italy, Alfa Curl Bvrum 32-31-63 Greg Powers 31-34-65 Pat Llndsey 32-33-65 Allen Miller 34-31-65 Payne Slewart 32-33-65 Dennis Hepler 34-31-65 A.

Welbrlng 33-32-65 Jimmy the Greek latest line Bob Boyd 34-32-66 Ron Streck 33-33-66 HshiiiB icport Bob Eastwood 31-35-66 Romeo, 1:14.006. 14, Nlkl Lauda, Austria, McLaren, 1:14 267. 15, Michele Alborelo, Italy, Tyrrell, 1:14.651. 16, Thierry Boulsen, Belgium, Arrows, 1:14 964. 17, Marc Surer, Switzerland, Arrows, 1:15.135.

18, Jacques Laffile, France, Williams, 1:15234. 19, Jean-Pierre Jarler, France, Llgler, 20, Raul Boesel, Brazil, Llgler, 1:15.386. 21, Roberto Guerrero, Colombia, Theodora, 1:15.441. 22. Danny Sullivan, U.S., Tyrrell, 1:15.449.

23, Stefan Johansson, Sweden, Spirit Honda, 1:15.535. 24, John Watson, Britain, McLaren, 1:15.609 25, Nigel Mansell, Britain, Lotus, 1:16.377. 26, Johnny Cecollo, Venezuela, Theodore, 1:16.714. 27, Plercarlo Ghlnzanl, llaly, Osella, 1:17.162. 28, Kenneth Ach- George Cadle 33-33-66 USFL game time debated Home teams In CAPITALS USFL CHAMPIONSHIP (Sunday) Michigan 1 over Philadelphia AL BASEBALL Detroit 6-5 over SEATTLE BOSTON 8-5 over Oakland BALTIMORE 7-5 over California CLEVELAND 6-5 over Kansas City NEW YORK 6-5 over Texas MILWAUKEE 2-1 over Minnesota CHICAGO 6-5 over Toronto NL BASEBALL SAN DIEGO 7-5 over Pittsburgh NEW YORK 6-5 over Cincinnati Atlanta 6-5 over PHILADELPHIA Montreal 6-5 over HOUSTON I OS ANGELES 9-5 over Chicago SAN FRANCISCO 6-5 over SI.

Louis Russ Cochran ii-Si 66 Roger Mallble 32-34 -66 John McComlsh 33-33-66 Danny Edwards 31-35-66 Jay Cudd 34-33-67, Mike Gove 34-33-67 Jody Mudd 32-34-67 Tom Lehman 35-32-67 John Adams 32-35-67 David Ogrln 31-36-67 Jack Renner 34-33-67 Gary McCord 34-33-67 Jeff Mitchell 33-34-67 DeWllt Weaver 31-36-67 Sammy Rachels 34-33-67 Lenny Clemenls 32-35-67 cson, Brllaln, March. 1:19267. 29, Carrado Fabl, Italy, osena, Michigan 500 Lineup BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) Tha tantatlva starting llntup for Sunday's Mlrhlnan (OA Ifwlu.tar ra. With tVDft Of car and qualifying speed In mph: By United Press International.

The hoi weather has yet to cool (Ishing activity In Michigan, especially on the Great Lakes. While the weather has slowed some Inland lake panflshing, lake troul and salmon llshlng on Lakes Huron and Michigan Is generally rated good. Some of the stale's best fishing acllvlly is reported In eastern Michigan Irom the Monroe area north to Harrisville harbor. Lake troul action soulh ol Harris-vine harbor has slowed some but remains good. Lake trout action also Is good off Oscoda and very good near Tawas City.

Oscoda fishermen are picking up some salmon near the moulh ol the Au Sable River. Tawas anglers are picking up good numbers of brown Irout and salmon. Excellent catches of perch are reported near Buoy No. 2. Saginaw Bay Is producing some good llshlng near most ports.

Good perch llshlng Is reported near Charily Island, the area north ol Ihe Au Gres River moulh and along the entire shoreline from the Pine River near Standlsh lo Llnwood on the west side of the bay. Good perch action along Ihe eastern edge of the bay and in Ihe Thumb area is Beau Baugh u-nm Brad Faxon 33-35-68 Bill Calfee 33-35-68 Dan Forsman 34-34-68 Pal McGowan 30-38-68 Mike Donald 31-37-68 Mark Brooks 34-34-68 I ticket 2 Jh update Babe Hlskey 32-36-68 Jon Challee 33-35-68 Thomas Gray 3434-6? Bill Sander j4-j4-ao Howard Twltty 33-35-68 In wesiern Michigan, lake trout and salmon action ranges from fair to excellent along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Results are fair to good near Benton Harbor and Holland for chinook and coho salmon and brown and lake troul. Benton Harbor anglers also are picking up perch olf Ihe piers and near Ihe Cook nuclear plant. The SI.

Joseph River Is yielding some walleye and smallmoulh bass near the Berrien Springs dam. Anglers are picking up good numbers ol cohos and Chinook near Point Sable and from Ihe harbor in Ludington. Anglers also are picking up good numbers of lakers along the lake bottom. Excellent catches of lake Irout are reported oil Manistee. Good catches of kings and cohos mixed with a few sleelhead are being taken.

Point Betsie and Platte Bay near Frankfort are good lor chinook and lakers. Inland, good catches of bass and pike are being lakem from Plane Lake near Franklort. Manistee Lake near Manistee Is very good lor panflsh and perch, good for pike and fair for walleye, while nearby Portage Lake Is very good for perch. Cadillac and Mllchell lakes near Cadillac are very good lor perch, blueglll, crappie and walleve In eastern Michigan, fishing on Houghton Lake near Prudenville Is Improving for smallmoulh bass, walleye, pike and blueglll. Grand and Long lakes north of Alpena are fair lor walleve and bass.

Mullett Lake near Cheboygan Is producing catches of walleyes. A few walleve also are being taken from the nearby Cheboygan River along with channel cals, pike and bass. In southern Michigan, Inland lakes near Jackson art rated poor for afl varieties. Whltmort Lake north of Ann Arbor Is good for muskies, pike, chubs, bass and crappiet. Activity on Oakland County lakes is slow.

In Ihe Upper Peninsula, most fishing Is slower than normal for this time of year. In the eastern section, perch fishing ranges Irom lair lo good while herring, lake trout, pike and bass action it fair. Morris Hatalsky 34-34-68 I. Teo Fabl, llaly, March 83C-Cosworth, 202.128, 2. Don Whltlinglon, March-Cosworlh, 201.822; 3, Tom Sneva, March 83C-Cosworth, 201.506; 4.

Bobby Rahal, March 83C-Cosworth DFX, 5. Gordon Johncock, March 83C-Cosworlh, 200.994. 6. Pancho Carter, March 82C-Cosworth, 199.956; 7. Al Unser, Penske PC-11-Cosworlh, 199.540; 8 Rick Mears, Penske PC-U-Cosworth, 199.148; 9.

John Paul Penske PC-10-Cos-worth, 197.498; 10. Mike Mosley, March 83P-Cosworlh, 196.883. II. Kevin Cogan, March 83C-Cosworth, 196.544, 12. Chip Genassl, Wildcat IX-Cosworlh.

196.421; 13. Patrick Bedard, March 83C-Cosworlh, 196.196; 14. Danny Ongals, March 83C-Cosworth, 195.775; 15. Al Unser Eagle GR4-Cosworlh DFX, 195.599. Tickets available for next home games of Lance Ten Broeck jj-js-m Dave Elchelberger 34-34 -68 LPGA McDonald's Classic Belh Daniel 33-34-67 uetroirs pro teams ana upturnm wnn.

Tigers vs. Seattle, July 26, 7:30 p.m., Tiger SPORTS ON THE AIR, from Page 1D Given the power of ABC's $20 million, two-year contract, look for the kickoff to be about 8:12 p.m. THE ANNOUNCERS will be ABC's team of Keith Jackson for play-by-play, and Lynn Swann as analyst. Tim Brant will be on the sidelines and Mike Barry a former sportscaster at Detroit's Channel 4 will conduct post-game Interviews in the locker room. Last Saturday's Chicago-Philadelphia playoff game attracted a 5.0 national rating.

The Sunday game between the Panthers and Oakland drew a 5.9 rating nationally, and a 17.3 in Detroit. Last summer, on the same Sunday in July, the World Cup final soccer match between Italy and West Germany drew a 6.6 national rating. "Not bad," ABC spokesman Irv Brodsky said, when asked about the USFL playoff ratings, which were lower than average NFL ratings. "We beat the competition on the other networks." (The closest rating to the USFL games was NBC's Sunday "Sportsworld," which drew a 5.1 national rating for a show that Included a Thomas Hearns fight.) telecast (Chicago at Birmingham on June 1 7) drew a dismal rating of 4.8, the lowest-rated telecast of the week and the second-worst rating of the entire television season. Great Nuclear Arms Debate" was last.) However, ABC's overall USFL schedule drew a 6.0 average rating, better than the network's 5.0 break-even figure.

ABC has pledged to cover the league again next season. But will the network use its option for 1985 and 1986? "We look for slow and steady growth," Brodsky said. "We did NASL soccer in 1978 and averaged a 2.3 rating. We did it again in 1 979 and it again drew a 2.3 rating. That was the disaster.

We no longer carry it." American Football League games in 1960 averaged a 5.8 rating, Brodsky said, then grew to 6.1 in 1961. "That," he said, "was a success." ALTHOUGH SUNDAY'S game will be carried nationally on the ABC radio network with former Detroit sportscaster Fred Man-fra on the the national broadcast won't be heard locally. Instead, it will be carried by WXYZ (1270-AM), the local ABC station, which carried Panther games all season. Bob Sherman is the play-by-play man for the Medium, i lexers are pux seoi, jv (reserved), S5 (grandsland) and 13.50 (bleacher) available al Tiger Stadium box nffiro and Hudson's. For further Informa- Anne-Marie Palll 34-35-69 reported near Lone iree ano uet-oe Islands near Sebewalng, straight oul Irom Ihe morlna In Grindstone Cilv and in Lake Huron oft Harbor Beach and Port Sanilac.

Othv Morse 35-35-70 llon call 962-4000. Kathy Martin 37-33-70 LeAnn Cassaday 34-36-70 Good to very good catches ot salmon Express vs. Jacksonville, Saturday, 7:30 EIIAma Tlrkatc Mr tA (adults) and lake trout are reported off Grindstone City, Harbor Beach and Port Sanilac. 16. Pete Halsmer, Penske PC-10-Cos- and 4 (youths and senior citizens).

These In soutneast nnicnigan, Lane 31. i-mir It oroduclno muskles. Anchor Bay is good Debbie Melsterlln 35-36-71 Debbie Massey 35-36-71 Sandra Haynle 36-35-71 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 36-35-71 Laura Cole 34-38 -72 Donna While 36-36-72 In Anno furnAr 35-37-72 lor small walleye and perch. tickets along wnn reserveo seois lom in obtained at Great Scott supermarkets, CTC outlets, Sllverdome Box Office and AAA offices. For Information call 335-4170.

Michigan 500 hdv Car Race, Sunday, 2 worth, 195.419; 17. 5cotf Brayton, March 83-Cosworth, 195.122; 18. Mario Andrelll, Lola T-700-Cosworlh, 194.763; 19. Chris Kneifel, Prlmus-Cosworth, 194.521. 20.

Dick Simon, March 83C-Cosworth, 193.647; 21. Tony Betlenhausen, March 83C-Cosworth, 193.268, 22. Josele Gar-ia. Mexico, Penske PC-10-Cosworlh, 199.092; 23. Geoff Brabham, Australia, March 83C-Cosworth, 192.812; 24.

Steve Chassev, Eagle-B2-Chevrolet, 192.416. Mikrhnriiar Cullletnake-Cosworlh. Lauren Howe 39-33 -72 Donna Caponl 35-3772 Kalhy Whllworlh 36-36-72 Sandra Palmer 35-37-72 Jo Ann Washam 36-36- 72 Joyce Kazmlerskl 36-37- 73 Walleye action has slowed some at tne northern end of Ihe Detroit River near Peche Island, although action is still good on Ihe Canadian side near Bell River. The lower Detroit River Is yielding very good catches of perch, bass and walleye near Grosse He and Grassy and Fighting Islands. Lake Erie's Brest Bay near Monroe is rated very good tor walleve, while bass, channel cals and perch.

pm Mlcnigan iniernaiionai Race day tickets are S20, $15 and $13, children under 12 get 5 discount. Tickets lor Friday qualifying and Saturday practice, 13. Tickets available by phone or In person from Michigan Iniernaiionai Speedway, 12626 U.S. 12, Brooklyn, Mich. (517-592-6671 or 313-961-1922).

Super Hoop 13 Detroit Basketball Classic, July 24, Joe Louis Arena, 7:30 p.m. featuring NBA stars, Including Pistons John Long and Kelly Tripucka. Tickets are $12, $10, and $7, available at Joe Lu Arena Box Office, and all CTC outlets. Hollls Stacy 37-36-73 Judy Clark 36-37-73 Pal Meyers 3i7" Rosle Jones 37-36-73 Betsy King 36-37-73 Lenore Muraoka 35-38 -73 I nrl Huxhold 38-35-73 192.256; 26. Howdy Holmes, March 83C-Cosworlh, 191.688.

27. Bill Alsup, Argo-Cosworth, 191.388; 28. Jerry Karl. Wildcat IX-Cosworth, 185.185. The Scoreboard and Baseball Pages are compiled by Tim Marclnkoski, with Nancy Barnett, Steve Crowe, Bernie Czar-niecki.

Mark Josaitis and Witkowski. Rttt eM3-car fMdwHb determined Mlndv Moore 33-40-73 Jane Lxk 35-38-73 nme'triats i-rmay; I Belh Solomon 37-36-73 1 a A A 1 1.