0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 FOR THE RECORD 2. FOR FINAL SCORES, CALL 344-4580 OHIO AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Ohio Amateur golf championship at the 6.790-yard, SHARON CENTER. Ohio (AP) Final results of playoff): x-Steve Anderson. Circleville 66-71-77-214 Mark Telenco. 74-69-71-214 Harold Wallace.
So. 69-73-77-219 Denny Spencer, Toledo 76-71-73-220 David Gumla, Doug Hauenstein, Aurora 75-70-76221 Kevin Kraft. Granville. 77-72-72-221 Brian Bridges, Columbus 70-73-79-222 Chris Sekella. 78-70-74222 Tom Eters, 72-78-73-223 Michael Emery.
Massillon 74-75-75-224 Alan Fadel, 75-76-73-224 Frank Lickiter, Franklin 74-76-74--224 Bill Bierman, Chagrin 73-74-78-225 Tim Miller, New 73-74-78-225 Steve Parker, 72-75-78-225 Sam Spino 74-75-76--225 Barry Terreson, Akron 74.74-77-225 John Connelly. 72-74-80-226 Dick Miller, Columbus 77-75-74-226 Dan Schuler. 76-77-73226 Steve Stone. 76-76-74-226 Rick Bash, Ostrander 75-77-75-227 Ted Biskind. Beachwood 75-74-78-227 Jett Moore, Cincinnati 77-74-76-227 Steve Mulcahy.
79-73-75-227 Randy Renters. 76-74-77-227 Chuck Smith. 74-75-78-227 Ray Souk, Dublin. 74-77-76227 John Sherman Dayton 76-76-76-228 Randy Cherubini. Springfield 76-77-76--229 from yesterday's third sound of the 84th annual par-72 Sharon Golf Club (x-won second hole Tony 78-73-78 -229 James Grunenwald, 79-71-79--229 Jerry Hounchell, Troy 76-73-80--229 Dale Thorley, 77-76-76--229 Eric Erb.
73-81-76230 Enc Frishette. 77-73-80-230 Marshall Clark, 75-75-81-231 Rick Fannin, Ironton 75-75-81-231 Rick Higgins, Grove 74-80-77-231 Jason Hadden, Fairborn 74-76-81-231 Doug Ison 72-81-78-231 Barry Latta, 72-78-81-231 Joe Santagata, 76-78-77-231 Jett Stavroft, Dublin 76-71-84-231 Chris Cadwallader, Spring Val. 73-78-81-232 Ted Lambert, 76-76-80-232 Kent Russell, 75-78-79-232 Bob Wakeling. Munroe 78-76-78-232 Michael Walker, 77-76-79-232 Denny Gallagher, Cincinnati 77-77-78-232 Dave Lennox, Westerville 75-79-79-233 Larry Horner. Silver Lake 77-75-83-235 Jeff Junk.
Wash. CH 75-77-83-235 Howard Peterson. Steubenville 79-75-81--235 Bob Vogley, 74-75-85234 Michael Wesley, 74-80-81-235 Eric Lundblad. 77-77-82-236 Brad Baumgartner. 77-75-WD Brad Franks.
West 77-75-WD Mike Mauser. Cincinnati 76-78-WD PGA BANK OF BOSTON CLASSIC SUTTON. Mass. (AP) Scores Boston Classic. played on the Scott Verplank 67-68-135 Larry 71-65-136 Steve 72-65-137 Brian Watts 69-68-137 Mike Smith 65-72-137 Bill 67-70137 John Mahaffey 69-68-137 D.A.
68-69137 Clarence Rose 69-69-138 Brad Fabel 72-66-138 Morris 70-68-138 Billy 70-68-138 Brad 69-69-138 Nolan Henke 72-66-138 Jim 70-69-139 Dave Exchelberger 75-64-139 Rick 68-71-139 Mark 71-68-139 Francis Quinn 72-67-139 Brian 71-68-139 P.H. Horgan 70-69-139 Neal 72-67--139 Sonny Skinner 70-69-139 Willie Wood 69-71-140 yesterday after par-71 Tommy Jim Tom George Steve Tom Pernice Chris Scott Fuzzy Curtis Strange Sam Randolph Marco Dawson Larry Bobby Stan Utley Webb Heintzelman Mark Lye Robert Wren Jim Thorpe Mark Calcavecchia Mark Hayes Howard Twitty Erne Keith Greg the second round in the $900.000 Bank of Peasant Valley Country Club course: 72-68-140 Roger Maltbie 73-69-142 74-66-140 Joey Sindelar 70-72-142 72-68140 Buddy Gardner 71-71-142 71-69-140 Frank 72-70-142 75-65-140 Ted Schulz 72-70--142 69-71-140 Sean Murphy 73-69-142 68-72-140 Jim 74-68142 68-72-140 72-68-140 Dennis Harrington 73-69 -142 72-68-140 69-71-140 Rocco 74-69-143 Ronnie 75-68-143 69-71 -140 Lee 72-71--143 70-70140 Blaine McCallister. 70-73-143 71-70--141 Mike 73-70143 72-69141 Jett 73-70-143 72-69 -141 Bill Buttner 74-69--143 71-70-141 Brian 70-73-143 73-68141 Jim Carter. 73-71-144 71-70-141 Bob 72-72-144 72-69--141 Dewey Arnette 69-75-144 74-68-142 Ron Streck 72-72-144 72-70-142 Bill 72-72-144 69-73-142 John 73-71-144 72-70142 Don Shirey 74-70--144 72-70142 Rich Parker 73-71-144 KROGER SENIOR CLASSIC CINCINNATI (AP) Scores yesterday after the first round of the $600.000 Kroger Senior Classic on the par-36-35-71. Grizzly course at the Jack Nicklaus sports center: Dave Hill 33-32-65 Bob Gene Littler 37-36-73 Lee Trevino 34-31-65 Dick 36-34-70 George 36-37-73 Joe 35-31-66 Dale 36-34--70 Bill Collins 38-35-73 Walter 34-32-66 Harold 36-34-70 Al 38-35--73 John Paul Can 33-33-66 Miller Barber 36-34-70 Jim Ferree 37-36-73 Rives Mcbee 36-31-67 Bobby 37-33-70 Rate Botts 39-35-74 Homero 32-35 67 John 34-37-71 Agim 38-36-74 Charles 33-34-67 Terry Dill 35-36-71 Dow 36-38 -74 George Archer 36-31--67 Bruce Devin 37-34-71 Billy Maxwell 40-34---74 Jim 32-35-67 Ben 37-34-71 Bert Yancey 38-36-74 Mike Hill 33-3568 Bob Brue 36-35-71 Tommy 37-37--74 Orville 35-33 68 Jack Fleck 36-35-71 Doug 40-34-74 Larry Mowry 33-35-68 Mike Fetchick 37-34-71 Larry 40-35 -75 Jimmy 35-33-68 Butch 35-36-71 Gordon 37-38--75 Don Bies 36-32-68 Arnold 35-36-71 Dick Plummer 37-39-76 Al Kelley 35-3469 Frank 35-36-71 Walker 37-39-76 Jim 35-34-69 Carl 36-36-72 Jerry Barber 39-37-76 Ken Still 34-35--69 Phil 37-35-72 Art 39-37-76 Dick 33-36--69 George Lanning.
36-36-72 George Bayer 40-37-77 Bob Charles. 34-35-69 Don 38-34-72 Howie 39-38-77 Tom Shaw 34-3569 Charles 36-36--72 John Schlee 40-37-77 Don January 36-33-69 Gay 37-35-72 Bob Erickson 40-37-77 Chi Chi 34-35 69 Dan Morgan 38-35-73 Mike Souchak. 38-41-79 Bob Wynn 36-34--70 Babe 37-36-73 Lee Elder 39-40-79 Quinton Gray 37-33-70 Fred Hawkins 38-35-73 Doug 39-40-79 Rocky 36-34-70 Lou Graham 36-37-73 Richard 42-38 -80 LPGA U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN DULUTH, Ga. (AP) Scores after yesterday's Women's Open Championship, being played on the Club (a-amateur): Jane Geddes 66-74-140 Joanne Rosie Jones 72-70-142 a-Hope Meg Mallon 71-71-142 Patty Beth Daniel 71-71-142 Caroline Debbie Massey 70-73--143 Nancy Lopez Hollis Stacy 71-72-143 Jerilyn Betsy 72-71-143 Colleen Walker Pat Bradley 74-70-144 Susan Amy 72-72--144 Kris Tschetter Tammie 70-74-144 Janet Mary 70-74-144 Nancy D.
Ammaccapane. 72-73--145 -Jennifer a- Vicki 72-73-145 Cathy Elaine Crosby 71-74-145 Shirley Vicki 74-72-146 Jody Pamela Wright 72-74-146 Missie McGeorge Myra Blackwelder. 75-71-146 Kim Barb Mucha 74-72-146 Margaret Ward Nancy Brown 72-75-147 a-Karen Noble Alice Ritzman 77-70--147 JoAnne Carner Jackie 74-73-147 Cathy Morse Liselotte Neumann 73-74--147 Finney Hirom: Kobayashi. 75-72-147 Cindy Rarick. Cathy Gerring 70-78-148 Patty Kay 76-72-148 Laura Alison Nicholas 75-73-148 Gina Cindy Figg-Currier 76-72-148 Dottie Ayako 74-74-148 Lon Caroline Pierce.
75-73-148 Dawn Jane Crafter 72-78-150 Joan Delk Nanci Bowen 73-77-150 Diane Kim Bauer 76-74-150 Deb Richard. Amy Read 75-75-150 Lynn Connelly Donna 77-74-151 Deborah Carolyn Hill 78-73-151 Amy Benz Cheryl 78-73-151 Sherri Turner Penny Hammel. 75-77-152 Dale Maggie Will 78-75--153 Nancy a-Carol Thompson 77-76-153 a-Katie a-Margaret 79-75-154 Kristi Albers Pearl 77-78-155 Kris Monaghan a-Virginia 79-76-155 Martha Laura Tyler 78-78-156 Sherri Steinhauer Mitzi Edge 82-74--156 a-Leslie Shannon Juli Inkster. 78-79-157 Heather Drew a-Robin 79-79158 a-Pat Hurst Kim Saki 78-80-158 Jan Kate 79-79-158 Patti Mary B. 79-80-159 Carla a-Peggy 81-79-160 Kathy Michelle Mackall 80-80-160 a-Debbie Koyama a-Cathy Mockett 79-81-160 Donna GOLF BEN HOGAN NEW ENGLAND CLASSIC Maine (AP) Scores yesterday after the first round of the $100.000 Ben Hogan New England Classic played on the Par 36-36-72 Woodlands Club: Brandel 33-35-68 Scott Dunlap 35-35-70 Mark 36-34-70 Stephen Ames 37-34-71 Tom 36-35-71 Roger 36-35-71 Greg 37-35-72 Joel Padfield 37-35-72 Bill May 36-36-72 Ben Bates 35-37-72 Jeff 35-37-72 Frank Edmonds 37-35-72 Eric Manning 37-35--72 Others Gary Rusnak 36-39-75 Lee Chill 37-38-75 Tony 40-43-83 SCOTTISH OPEN GLENEAGLES, Scotland (AP) Leading scores yesterday after the third round of the $680.000 Scottish Open golf tournament on the par-71 Gleneagles course: Ian Woosnam.
Wales 72-62-67-201 Gordon Brand 65-67-72-204 Mark McNulty. Zimbabwe 73-67-64--204 Dernck Cooper. 68-69-68-205 Ross Drummond. 71-69-68-208 Mark Roe. 74-68-66-208 Malcolm Mackenzie, Britan 71-72-65--208 Richard Boxall, 73-67-69-209 David Feherty, N.Ireland 69-72-68-209 Peter Fowler, Australa 74-70-65-209 Jose Rivero, Spain.
72-69-69-210 Paul Curry, Britain 77-65-68-210 Payne Stewart. 70-72-68-210 Davis Love, 73-70-68211 Richard Zokol, Canada. 72-70-69-211 Craig Parry, Australia 67-74-71-212 Denis Durian, Britain 75-68-69212 Nick Faldo, 72-73-67-212 Russell Weir, 73-71-68-212 Sam Torrance, Scotland 69-72-72-213 Johan Rystrom, 72-70-71-213 Rodger Davis. 71-70-72-213 Stephen Bennett. Britain 76-70-67-213 Fred Couples, USA 75-69-69 213 David A.
Russell, 70-73-70-213 Roger Chapman, Britain 72-71-70-213 Mike Clayton, 74-69-70-213 Bill Malley. USA. 70-72-72-214 Michael Allen, A 71-71-72-214 Mike Hubert, USA 73-73-71-217 Bob E. Smith, 75-69-78-222 SUPER SHOOTER BETSY STENO a 5-wood to ace the 150-yard fifth hole The Country Club. CALENDAR nine, 4, WJW Ch.
8 Wide World of Sports: Figure skating U.S. Figure Skating Championships; track and field Bislett International Meet; cycling Tour de France update, 4:30, WEWS Ch. 5 WAKC Ch. 23 U.S. Olympic Festival: Track and field, diving, 5, ESPN U.S.
Olympic Showcase: United States vs. Canada, 6, SportsChannel U.S. Olympic Festival: Track and field, diving, gymnastics, ice hockey, 9, ESPN July Sat. 14 Sun. 15 Mon.
16 Tue. 17 Wed. 18 Seattle Seattle Oakland Oakland Oakland 10:05 p.m. 4:35 p.m. 10:05 p.m.
3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. SC SC SC Double header Thistledown Thistledown Thistledown Post: Post: Post: 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.
Northfield Northfield Northfield Post: Post: Post: 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bold type Indicates a home game TELEVISION BASEBALL Kansas City at Boston or San Diego at 1, WJW Ch. 8 Los Angeles at Chicago Cubs, 4, WGN N.Y.
Mets at Cincinnati, 7, WWOR Montreal at Atlanta, 5:05, doubleheader, WTBS Indians at Seattle, 10, SportsChannel BOWLING Miller Lite Challenge, 3, ESPN FOOTBALL CFL: Calgary at British Columbia (tape), 11 a.m., SportsChannel GOLF PGA Seniors: Kroger Senior Classic, second round, 1, ESPN LPGA: U.S. Women's Open, third round, 2, WEWS Ch. 5 WAKC Ch. 23 VARIETY Saturday Sports Showcase: Celebrity Golf Championsip, second round, 4, WKYC Ch. 3 Sports Saturday: Norman Golf Challenge, front BASEBALL Indians at OUTDOORS American WEOL-930 TALK SHOWS Talking Golf, Games People WERE-1300 Weekend OLYMPIC FESTIVAL DIVING Platform Preliminaries Men (Top 12 advance to final) 1.
Matt Scoggin, Austin, Texas, 628.86 points. 2, Edward Morse, Miami, 574.35. 3. Pat Jettery, Madison, N.J., 572.37. 4, Chuck Wade, Brandon, 565.02.
5, Scott Done, Houston, 553.02. 6, Sean Briscombe, San Carlos, 528.90. 7, Pat Evans, Cincinnati, 522.75. 8, Jason Rhodes, Houston, 500.91. 9.
Russ Bertram, Indianapolis, 495.27. 10, Jeff Reinholtz, Oklahoma City, 490.95. 11, Chiff Golumb, Austin, Texas, 487.29. 12, Dean Panaro, Cincinnati, 468.90. 13, Scott Upper, Pompano Beach, 457.44.
14, Brian Earley, Mission Viejo, 434.49. 15, Brian Ramos, Boca Raton, 424.29. 16, Jim Fischer, Worthington, Ohio, 395.64. Women (Top 12 quality for finals) 1, Wendy Lian Williams, Bridgeton, 447.69 points. 2, co*key Smith, Ann Arbor, 381.15.
3, Lori Rizzuto, Cincinnati, 363.36. 4, Courtney Nelson, Concord, 363.15. 5, Alison Maisch, Cherry Hill, N.J., 360.60. 6, AN Schlabach, Fairfield, Ohio, 347.05. 7, Mary Ellen Clark.
Newtown Square. 340.77. 8. Cheril Santini, Dallas, 325.71. 9, Kristin Jensen, Las Cruces, N.M., 322.92.
10, Linda Pesek, Houston, 321.48. 11, Cinnamon Woods, Ann Arbor, 311.88. 12, Patty Overmyer, Torrance, 308.85. 13, Sarah Marsh, San Bernardino, 285.60. FENCING Team Competition Men's Epee First Round North 12, South 4 North William Thomas, San Antonio, 4-0; Jim Carpenter, Hasbrouk Heights, N.J., 3-0; Bruce Jugan, New York, 2-1; Marc Oshima, Morristown.
N.J., 2-1; Jorge Gana, Middletown, N.J., 1-2. South Matt Andresen, Chapel Hill, N.C., 2-2; Scott Rush, Oakland, N.J., 1-3; Tamir Bloom, Millburn, N.J., 1-3; Chris Swope. Minneapolis, 0-2; Dan Charlick, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 0-2. East 0, West 8 (East wins on touches, 64-57) East Joe Socolof, Franklin Lakes, N.J., 3-1; Miles Phillips. St.
Paul, 3-1; Rodney Weems, Cranford, N.J., 2-2; Dave Ferman, St. Louis, 0-2; Mark Niemniec, Longmont, 0-2. Claus-Dieter Block. Belmont, 3-1: Charles Alexander, Escondido, 2-1: William Geinaw, La Mirada, 2-2: Peter Skiliman, San Francisco, 1-1; Paul Soter, San Francisco, 0-3. Second Round West 12, South 4 West William Gelnaw, La Mirada, 3-1; Peter Skillman, San Francisco, 3-0; Charles Alexander, Escondido, 3-1; Paul Soter, San Francisco, 2-1; Claus-Dieter Block, Belmont, 1-1.
South Tamir Bloom, Millburn. N.J., 4-0: Dan Charlick, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 0-2; Scott Rush, Oakland, N.J., 0-3; Chris Swope, Minneapolis, 0-3; Matt Andresen, Chapel HiM, N.C., 0-4. North 10, East 6 North Jim Carpenter, Hasbrouk Heights, N.J., 4-0: William Thomas, San Antonio, 2-1; Bruce Jugan, New York, 2-1; Marc Oshima, Morris Seattle, 10, WWWE-1100 Outdoorsman, 6 a.m., WERE-1300; 7, 8 a.m., WERE-1300 Play with Greg Brinda, 10:10 a.m., Sportsline, 7, WWWE-1100 town, N.J., 2-2; Jorge Gana, Middletown, N.J., 0-2. East Miles Phillips, St. Paul, 3-1; Mark Niemiec, Longmont, 2-1; Joe Socolof, Franklin Lakes.
N.J., 1-3; Dave Ferman, St. Louis, 0-2; Rodney Weems, Cranlord, N.J., 0-3. Women's Foll First Round South 10, North 6 South Felicia Zimmermann, Aush, N.Y., Melanie Jones, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 2-2; Jennifer Posthumus, San Jose, 2-1; Ann Marsh, Royal Oak, 2-1; Lisa Honig, Boulder, 1-1. North Jana Angelakis, Peabody, 4-0; Marijoy Clinton, Rochester, N.Y., 1-3; Janice Hynes. Peabody, 1-3; Denice Piccininno.
Hackensack, N.J., 0-2; Sarah Isenberg, New York, 0-2. East 8, West 6 (West wins on touches, 61-60). West Jennifer Yu, East Palo Alto, 3-1; Suzanne Marx, Portland, 2-2; Jennifer Tondu, Bronx, N.Y., 1-3; Kathryn Krusen, San Francisco, Katie Kowalski, Sugar Land, Texas. 1-1. East Tzu Moy.
New York, 4-0: Rachel McDaniel, Conshohocken, 2-2; Isabelle Hamori, New York, 2-2; Irene Metaxatos, New York, 0-2; Muna Bitar. West Mitford, N.J., 0-2. Second Round, East 9, North 7 East Tzu Moy. New York, 3-1; Rachel McDaniel, Conshohocken, 3-1: Isabelle Hamori, New York, 2-2; Irene Metaxatos, New York, 1-1; Muna Bitar, West Milford, N.J., 0-2. North Janice Hynes, Peabody, 3-1; Marijoy Clinton, Rochester, N.Y., 2-2; Jana Angelakis, Peabody, 2-2; Sahrah Isenberg, New York, 0-2; Denise Piccininno, Hackensack, N.J., 0-2.
BOWLING PBA MILLER LITE CHALLENGE TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Standings yesterday after the fifth round of the $145,000 Miller Lite Challenge played at the Golden Pin Lanes, with name, match-play records and 34-game totals: 1. Joe Salvemini, 12-4. 7.887 2. Mike Shady, 8-8 7.750 3.
Mike Taylor, 9-7 7,713 4. Jimmie Pritts 11-5 7,691 5. Scott Devers, 7,669 6. Bryan Goebel, 12-4. 7,666 7.
Purvis Granger, 7-9 7,611 8. Dave Ferraro, 10-6 7,549 9. Del Ballard 10-6 7.542 10. Marc McDowell, 8-7-1 7.511 11. Billy Young 9-6-1 7,509 12.
Rich Abboud, 8-8 7.500 13. Joe Firpo, 8-8 7.491 14. Eric Forkel, 7-9 7,448 15. Charlie Standish. 7.401 16.
Butch Soper, 8-8. 7,336 17. Rodolfo Monacelli, 7-9 7,298 18. Bob Handley, 7-9 7,297 19. Mark Williams.
6-10 7.260 20. Mark Thayer, 5-10-1 7.237 21. Dave Husted, 5-11 7.234 22. Ryan Shafer, 6-8-2 7,225 23. Robert Lawrence, 7.189 24.
Dennis Horan 7.072 AMATEUR RESULTS BASKETBALL MAPLE HTS. AA LAKEWOOD YMCA 414 Bering Distri. 11, American Realty 9 Link 67, Jam 56 13, 4 Detroit Lakewood 96, 87 Dee's 23, Hearthside 3 Dziak's 55, Kirby Construction 51 Flask 15, Waco 8 Reserve 75, Hoosier's 68 MAPLE HTS. AAA SOFTBALL Winking Lizard 8. Brook's Pub 4 BEDFORD HTS.
MEN Carol's 5, Gospel House 4 Villa Pizza 12, Carl's Sub 7 RK Meats 7, Comfort Air 2 Jim Marsh Ford 3. Battaglia's 1 MIDDLEBURG HTS. MEN Enerco 8, Battagla's 6 Lantern Inn 7. Maintenence Unlimited 3 BEREA MEN Tech 11, Walt's 8 Zach's 20. Pipers 4 Pavia a 3, Village Inn 2 Fabrizi 22, Pipers 0 Max Pack 8.
Southwest Gen 5 Circuit Riders 6, Rick's 0 NORDONIA CHURCH Polish Village 12, Fasteners 8 Bedford Nazarene 7. Guadalupe 2 BROOK PARK MEN Barnabus Blue 12, Bedford Methodist 1 Academy 15, Maykut 13 Epiphany 12, Bedford Methodist 0 Graham's 5. Metro 2 19. Christ Redeemer 5 Eastland 7, Colonus 5 7, Macedonia Methodist 4 CLEVELAND HTS. MEN Bedford Nazarene 4.
White 3 Mr. Bigg's 7, Black Forest Inn 0 Christ Redeemer 3. Maple Hts. Mentor 1. The Shillelagh 4, Dorchester Club 1 NORDONIA CHURCH TOURNAMENT Star Flicks 18.
Cate Rock 3 St. Barnabus 9. St. Monica 6 South Euclid Bev. 11.
St. Luke's 3 St. Martin 6, ASSY Jerusalem 4 Hilltop Painting 8. 1 St. 10, Medina Methodist 5 Villa Reality 11, Barille Elec.
10 Advent Lutheran 15. OLG Blues 7 Famous Supply 21. Larry's Dram 3 St. Wenceslas 14, St. Francis 13 Razzle Dazzie Lounge 7.
Coen 5 St 6, United Meth. 5 Golden Coins 14. The Shillelagh 7 Bible Believers 5, CY Holy Name 1 CLEVELAND HTS. WOMEN NORTH OLMSTED MEN Earnest 9, Elbon Cate 6 Pittel's 9, King Auto 5 Moose O'Malley's 17, Jimmy's 14. Adon Homyak Plumbing 1 The Swingers 12.
Joe D's Lounge 10 PJ Mcintire's 13, Modern Land 1 FAIRVIEW MEN Star Lounge 12. Guaranteed Finishing 7 Reggie's 13, Doubrava 4 ROCKY RIVER MEN HIGHLAND HTS. WOMEN Rainbow Muffler 12-21. Al Wilhelm 3-16 18. A Lumber 1 SOFTBALL WORLD Dower Insurance 3.
TJ's 1 Oatey 4, Clubhouse 1 Pacers 6. Cappelh's 5 East Ohio Gas 14, Electra Sound 9 Black Forest 12, Movers Shakers 1 AGA Gas 15. Earl Olds 6 Walts' Soho 9, Mil Tav.6 Pittel's 10. Smoothies 0 Centerfield 7. Golden Coins 2 Stingers 3.
Droba's 2 INDEPENDENCE MEN Compact Lounge 9. Playpen Lounge 4 Anchor Tool 6. River Pub 5 Skill Tool 5. Amentech 3 13, Car Bros 9 Buckeye Business 9, Ohio Glass Lock 8 LAKEWOOD WOMEN Daily's 28. VAMC 1 Demko Cons.
16. The Net Sharon 11 Fielders Choice 14, Ohio Bell 13 Someplace Else 14. Corner Pub 5 Watty's Sports Center 14. Warriors 4 MAPLE HTS. M.
Club 12. Exercare 2 3, Trima Lounge 1 Express 22, UAW 100 1 PLAIN DEALER, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1990 'I've been with the Yankees for 50 years and this is the longest year I can remember. New York Yankees broadcaster Phil Rizzuto. SPORTS BRIEFS BASKETBALL' National Basketball Association CHARLOTTE HORNETS -Signed forward Johnny Newman to an offer sheet. Continental Basketball Association HEADQUARTERS Announced the resignation of director of media relations Mark Morgan.
LACROSSE CATBIRDS- -Signed forward Ben Mitchell. FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCOS Signed quarterback Todd Ellis, defensive end Jim Szysmanski and linebacker Anthony Thompson. GREEN BAY PACKERS- Announced the retirement of offensive lineman Dave Croston. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS -Signed defensive tackle Ken Hackemack to a series of one-year contracts. LOS ANGELES RAMS--Signed running back Latin Berry to a multiyear contract.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS- Signed strong safety Joey Browner to three one year contracts. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Named Kirk I Brumels assistant trainer. NEW YORK JETS Agreed to terms with guard Mike Haight. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Released wide receiver Gregg Garrity: re-signed linebacker Ron Moten to a two-year contract; signed running back Laker Heimutt, guard Michael Husar, linebacker James Jackson and fullback Victor Winfrey. HOCKEY National Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS--Announced that defenseman Greg Hawgood would play in the Italian League next season.
DETROIT RED WINGS- Fired coach Jacques Demers; named Bryan Murray coach. QUEBEC NORDIQUES Named Clement Jodoin coach of Halitax of the American Hockey League. ST. LOUIS BLUES -Signed free-agent defenseman Scott Stevens to a four-year contract: traded center Peter Zezel and defenseman Mike Lalor to Washington for left winger Geoff Courtnall. COLLEGE ARMY--Named Joe Baranik assistant wrestling coach.
BIG SKY CONFERENCE- Named leen Reilly assistant sports information director. MINNESOTA -Renewed the contract of baskelball coach Clem Haskins. SAN FRANCISCO -Named Lyda Norsworthy assistant athletic trainer. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE--Announced the resignation of athletic director Willis C. Ham; named Willie Jeffries interim athletic director.
AP Jacques Demers, with his wife, Debbie, talks with reporters after he was fired as coach by the Detroit Red Wings. Vikings make Browner highest-paid safety 5 FROM WIRE REPORTS Minnesota Vikings strong safety Joey Browner has signed three one-year contracts, Vikings general manager Mike Lynn said yesterday. Lynn would not disclose contract terms, but the Minneapolis THE LATEST LINE AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorte Odds Underdog SEATTLE Cleveland 1-BOSTON Kansas City 2-BOSTON 6-7 Kansas City NEW YORK Pick Chicago OAKLAND Milwaukee BALTIMORE Minnesota DETROIT Pick Texas CALIFORNIA Toronto NATIONAL LEAGUE Favonte Odds Underdog PITTSBURGH San Diego CHICAGO Even-6 Los Angeles CINCINNATI 6-7 New York ATLANTA Pick Montreal HOUSTON Even-6 Philadelphia ST LOUIS Pick San Francisco Home team in CAPS second round 85-79-164 78-86-164 66-DNF 67-DNF 68-DNF 69-ONF 69-DNF 70-ONF 70-ONF 70-DNF 71-DNF 71-DNF 71-DNF 71-DNF 72-DNF 72-DNF 72-DNF 73-DNF 73-DNF 73-DNF 73-ONF 73-DNF 73-DNF 73-DNF 73-DNF 73-DNF 74-DNF 74-DNF 74-ONF 74-DNF 74-DNF 74-ONF 74-DNF 74-DNF 74-DNF 74-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-ONF 75-DNF 75-ONF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF 75-DNF of the $500,000 LPGA U.S. par 36-36-72 Atlanta Athletic Ginger 76-DNF Peggy 76-DNF Marianne 76-ONF Cathy Edelen. 76-DNF Marta Fig 76-DNF Stephanie 76-DNF Val 76-DNF Tara 76-DNF Julie 76-DNF a-Kate 76-DNF Mary Belcaster 76-DNF Lisa De 76-DNF Chris 77-DNF a-Sarah L.
77-DNF a-Brandi Burton 77-DNF Jan 77-DNF Becky 77-DNF Kelley Markette 78-DNF Michelle 78-DNF Robin Holloway 78--DNF Therese 78-DNF a Jean Zedlitz 78-DNF Heather Cameron 78-DNF a-Pat 78-DNF Cindy Schreyer. 79-DNF Marilyn Lovander 79-ONF Kathy 79-DNF Lisa Marino 79-DNF Shelley 80-ONF a-Amanda Jo 80-DNF June 80-DNF a-Terri Thompson 80-DNF Carolyn 81-DNF Kim Williams 81-DNF Jodi 81-DNF Gall 81-DNF a-Anne Sander 81-ONF a-Kristi Coats 81-DNF Lauren Howe 81-DNF Tina Barrett 82-DNF Elizabeth Burkholder 82-DNF Leslie Brown 82-DNF Muffin 82-DNF Robin 82-ONF Loretta Coleman 83-DNF a-Holly Reynolds 83-DNF Kathleen 83-DNF Michele 83-DNF a-Kelly Paul 84-DNF Nicole 84-DNF Karen Vanden 86-ONF Nancy 86-ONF AMATEUR GOLF CLEVELAND WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION at Elyria C.C. (After Fourth Team Play) How they stand 1. Mayheld. 699: 2.
Country, 662: 3. Westwood. 4. Beachmont. 5.
Shaker, 631; 6. Kirtland, 575; 7. Canterbury, 8. Etyna 9. Avon Oaks, 10.
Oakwood, 11. Acacia. 523; 12. Chagnn Valley. 13.
Lakewood, 14. Columbia Hills, 432: 15. Lake Forest, 409: 16. Hawthorne Valley, Low Gross Ann Caja. Mayfield, 77; Kristen Clark, CV, 78.
SUBURBAN LADIES LEAGUE Gross Chardon Lakes, 492; Berkshire 502: Grantwood 539. Net Orchard Hills, 419: Chardon: Lakes 431; Berkshire 433; First Flight Gross: Sue Leimgruber, CL, 77; Carol Petter. 78; Net: Sue McCarthy, CL. tied Carol McManamon (Ridgewood), 70. Second Flight Gross: Jerry Schuerger.
OH, 87; Ann Pescatrice, Springvale 97; Net: Jeanne Bods, OH, 75; Edie Wenz, Pine Hills. 77. Third Flight Gross: Dottie Esch. OH. 97: Flo Fedenco.
OH. tied Marian Rauer (OH). 100: Net: Jane Adams, OH. 67: Dottie McGarry (OH) tied Betty Gorg (OH), 77. OHIO YOUTH TOURNAMENT at Cranberry Hilts Golf Club New Washington Senior division (10th, 11th 12 grades): 1-Scott Piesen, Lakewood, 74-69-143: 2-Doug Tourney.
Bucyrus, 71-73-144. in playoff over Jett Hayes, Columbus Walterson, 71-73 44, 4 -Dan Farnia, Galion, 71-74-145; 5 (tie)-Joe Moore, Mechanicsburg, 71-78-149, and Tim Miller, Troy, 74-75-149. Junior division (7th, 8th 9th grades): Croy. Loudonville. 75-75-150: 2-Scott Putter, Aurora.
78-79-157. in playoff over Brian Polick, Parma St. Anthony. 79-78-157; 4 Enc Hannibal River, 80-78--158: 5-David Starr, Upper Arlington, 75-84-159. ARENA FOOTBALL New York 03 2 Dallas Detroit Denver Pittsburgh Washington 4 1888838 GB 3 Yesterday Washington 33, Denver 26 Today Detroit at Dallas New York at Pittsburgh TENNIS HALL OF FAME CHAMPIONSHIP NEWPORT, A.I.
(AP) Results yesterday from the Volvo Tennis Hall of Fame Championship at the Newport Casino (seedings in parentheses): Men's Singles Second Round Jim Pugh (5), Palos Verdes, def. Bryan Shelton, Huntsville, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Pieter Aldrich, Palm Desert, def. Joey Rive. West Palm Beach, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4.
Gary Muller (4), Los Angeles, def. Patrick Baur, West Germany, 6-3, 6-3. Robbie Weiss, Wheeling, def. Tim Mayotte (1), Bradenton, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6, (7-3). Quarterfinals Darren Cahill (6), Australia, def.
Mark Kratzmann (3), Australia, 6-2. 6-4. Gary Muller (4), Los Angeles, def. Jim Pugh (5), Palos Verdes, 6-3, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3. Eric Jelen (7), West Germany, def.
Peter Lundgren, Monte Carlo, 6-2, 6-2. Pieter Aldrich. Palm Desert, def. Robbie Weiss, Wheeling, 6-4. 6-1.
Men's Doubles Second Round Todd Nelson, San Diego. and Bryan Shelton, Huntsville, def. Stefan Kruger, South Africa, and Simon Youl, Australia. 6-3, 6-4. Darren Cahill, Australia, and Mark Kratzmann, Australia, def.
Leif Shiras. Milwaukee, and Christo van Rensburg, Great Neck, N.Y., 3-6, 6-2, 6-4. SWISS OPEN GSTAAD. Switzerland (AP) Results from the $305.000 Swiss Open men's tennis tournament: Singles Quarterfinals Marc Rosset (8). Switzerland, def.
Emilio Sanchez (2), Spain. 6-4, 3-6. 6-3. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, def. Carl-Uwe Steeb (7), West Germany, 3-6.
6-2, 6-2. Martin Jaite (3). Argentina, def. Jim Courier (5), Dade City, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4. Sergi Bruguera, Spain, def.
Andrei Chesnokow (4), Soviet Union, 6-2. 6-3. SWEDISH OPEN BASTAD, Sweden (AP) Results from the $300,000 Swedish Open tennis tournament: Men's Singles Quarterfinals Richard Fromberg, Australia (4), def. Diego Perez, Uruguay, 7-5, 6-3. Magnus Larsson, Sweden, def.
Goran Prpic, Yugoslavia (3), 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Marcelo Flippini, Uruguay, def. Aki Rahunen, Finland, 6-1, 6-3. Lars Jonsson, Sweden, def. Veli Paloheimo, Finland, 6-1, 6-2.
ON THE FARM Pct. GB Canton-Akron (Indians) 48 38 .558 Albany (Yankees) 45 38 .542 New Britain (Red Sox) 47 41 .534 2 London (Tigers) 46 42 .523 3 Harrisburg (Pirates) 43 43 .500 5 Hagerstown (Orioles) 43 44 .494 Reading (Phillies) 40 47 460 Williamsport (Mariners) 33 52 .388 Yesterday Hagerstown 7, Williamsport 6, 11 innings Albany 9, New Britain 0 Reading 7, Canton-Akron 2 London 4, Harrisburg 2 Today Canton-Akron at Reading New Britain at Albany Hagerstown at Williamsport Harrisburg at London Tomorrow Canton-Akron at Reading New Britain at Albany Hagerstown at Williamsport Hamsburg at London, 2 Thursday Canton-Akron at Hagerstown, rain New Britain 4, London 1 Albany at Harrisburg, rain Reading at Williamsport, rain Phillies 7, Indians 2 CANTON-AKRON abrh bi Tatis ct 5010 Ferretti 3b 4 0 Lewis ss 4 Jackson if 3000 Liebert 4000 0 00 0 Epley 16 3010 Swam 2b 21 1 0 Orsag dh 2000 Blackwell ph 1 0 Allison 2110 Zambrno ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 31 1 6 1 Canton-Akron READING br bi Batiste ss 5121 Kirkptrik nf 4110 Alxander 3b 2 1 00 Bellino 3 1 1 0 Grotewld 1b 3 0 2 2 Willams ct 4012 Holyfield dh 3 1 1 0 Scarsone 26 4 0 0 0 Lindsey 4222 Totals 32 7 10 7 010 Reading 001 141 00x-1 Allison, Baste. DP: CA 1. LOB: CA 7, Rea 7. 2B: Holyfield, Bellino, Batiste.
38: Batiste. HR: Lindsey (1). Kirkpatrick. Canton-Akron IP ER DO sO Kramer L.2-1 6 Colins 2 Fassero McMichael Reading IP ER SO Ashby 5 Stevens Sims 2:55. 1.914.
RADIO Star Tribune, quoting an unidentified source, reported yesterday that Browner signed for $850,000 for 1990, $850,000 for 1991 and $1 million for 1992, making him the highest-paid safety in the NFL. The contract also includes a signing bonus, but the amount was not known, the newspaper said. Browner and his agent, T.J. Pantaleo, could not be reached for comment. Browner, who has played in the last five Pro Bowls, had been upset for two years about his old contract, which paid him $350,000 last season.
He tried to renegotiate last summer and repeatedly requested a trade. Hockey The Detroit Red Wings fired coach Jacques Demers and hired former Washington Capitals coach Bryan Murray to be coach and general manager. Two days earlier, the club had moved general manager Jimmy Devellano up to a senior vice president's job, clearing the way for Murray to become the first person to hold both positions with the Red Wings since Alex Delvecchio in 1975-76. The St. Louis Blues traded center Peter Zezel and defenseman Mike Lalor to the Washington Capitals for left winger Geoff Courtnall.
The deal came about 12 hours after the Blues acquired free-agent defenseman Scott Stevens from the Capitals. Stevens signed a four-year offer sheet worth more than $4 million with the Blues July 5 and the Capitals were unwilling to match the sheet and unable to arrange a trade before a midnight Thursday deadline. Golf Scott Verplank took a one-stroke lead over Larry Rinker at the halfway mark of the $900,000 Bank of Boston Classic in Sutton, Mass. Verplank, who had a 4-under-par 67 in a downpour Thursday, added a bogey-free 68 in clear weather for a 135 total, seven strokes under at Pleasant Valley Country Club. A diabetic who said he changed medications and his lifestyle after hospital tests in March, Verplank, 26, took the lead after starting the second round two strokes back.
Rinker, winless in 10 years on the PGA Tour, shot a 65 over the layout. The field of 136 was trimmed to 73 for the final two rounds. The cut was made at 144. Ian Woosnam of Wales shot a 4-under 67 and moved into a three-stroke lead over Gordon Brand Jr. of Scotland and Mark McNulty of Zimbabwe in the Scottish Open at Gleneagles.
Harness racing Beach Towel, overcoming his outside No. 10 post position, took the lead with an eighth of a mile to run and then withstood a challenge by Jake and Elwood to win the $1,153,500 Meadowlands Pace in a photo finish. Scoot Outa Reach was third, another three of a length back. The winner paid $4.40, $3.20 and $2.80 and earned $576,750 for the Uptown Stable of New York City, pushing his career earnings to $1.609,180. Jake and Elwood paid $5.20 and $4.20 and Scoot Outa Reach $8.60.
4 Tennis Jennifer Capriati advanced the semifinals of the Mount Cranmore International women's tournament in Conway, N.N., with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over Stacey Martin. She will play fifthseed Susan Sloane, who defeated fourth-seed Anne Smith, 6-2, 0-6, 6-2. Roz Fairbank will face second-seed Laura Gildemeister in the other semifinal. NBA The Charlotte Hornets have signed New York Knicks forward Johnny Newman to an offer sheet, team officials announced. The Knicks have 15 days to match the offer for the 6-7, 190-pound Newman, a restricted free agent who averaged 12.9 points a game last season.
Boxing Terry Norris defended his World Boxing Council superwelterweight title by winning a unanimous decision over former France. champion Rene Jacquot in a 12-round bout at Annecy, Obituary Joao Saldanha, the coach who assembled the Brazilian national team that won the 1970 World Championship in Mexico, has died. He was 73. AREA BRIEFS Dates, sites are set for football testing Terry Forbes' All-Scholastic Preview Camps test football players strength, who will be high school seniors this year in agility, jumping and the 40-yard dash. Evaluations are made available to approximately 80 colleges.
Camps Willoughby will be at St. Edward High Schbol on Thursday, South on July 24 and Patrick Henry Jr. High School on July 25. All start at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge.
Players should report with grass cleats, T-shirts and shorts. high Forbes is a former coach at Nordonia and Canton McKinley of Akron schools. He also was an assistant coach at the University and Notre Dame. Chardon High School has openings for one freshman and two middle-school football coaches. Candidates should contact Scott Brown at the school.
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