The Tampa Tribune, Friday, March 15, 1991 3 2-Sports fillMBISF. BIEFLY A staff, wire report FOR SCORES TONIGHT CALL 272-7486 BETWEEN 9:30 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT l. COMPILED BY ARNOLD CANARINA Tank McNamara By Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds PGA BASEBALL College: American International it Tampa, Cl NOT NOT i INiTlMlCATE-p. IKiTlMlPATtp OP.
l'V6 GOT A KlGHT tO MA TOC TEAM Pfy MOCI4 A AMV60t7V MC D.m. NESTLE INVITATIONAL AT ORLANDO Mff- CAM66CO. WOUUP tT EASIER TO l4lT IP I TW IT A LITTLE ID Tt4 CMTff THURSDAY'S FIRST ROUND SCORES Massachusetts at South Florida, 7 p.m. Central Missouri at Saint Leo, 7 p.m. Junior college: St.
Petersburg JC at Hillsborough CC, 7 p.m. AT WKIIOO T8AIMIUC-7. OF Th LATE Mark Calcavecchia 32-3466 Donnie Hammond 31-35 66 Buddy Gardner 34-3367 Clarence Rose 34-33-67 NickFaldo i 33-34-67 uuus Derby Lane: Nioht racina beains at 7:30. Matinee begins at noon. nunst HMMNU Tampa Bay Downs: Post time 12:30 p.m.
JAI ALAI Tampa Ironton: Night games begin at 7. Mark 0 Meara 36-32-68 Rocco Mediate 36-32-61 Davis Love III 35-33-68 Andrew Magee 34-34-68 Oon Pooley 35-33-68 Arizona in danger of losing teams "PHOENIX Arizona could lose more of its Cactus League teams to Florida if the state doesn't become more aggressive in its support of spring baseball, representatives of several teams told Gov. Fife Symington. t': "I'm a real fan of baseball and a real fan of "the Cactus League, and I want to make sure that proud tradition stays here," Symington said. the Indians already has committed to move to Citrus County, and others could follow, Symington was told.
Richard Brown, president and chief executive officer of the Angels, who train at Mesa, said his team plans to find a new home in the next six months and is entertaining offers from Florida, In other news, Lenny Dykstra's testimony led to a federal jury acquitting his former poker buddy, Herbert Kelso, of gambling charges. Nolan Henke 34-34-68 Leonard Thom*oson 36-3268 OS Brian lennyson uick nasi a-m: uuttv wa oon w-db Jim naiiet BY MICHAEL "ROXY" R0XB0ROUGH Kennv Kno 37-32: Tom Purtzer 36-33: Jeff Sluman 36-33: Andy Bean 33-36; Jay Don a lake 34-35 70 Robert Wrenn 35-35: Fuzzv zoener 34-36: Tom Kite 36-34: Mark Brooks 35-35; Tom Sieckmann 36-34; Bob Tway 36-34; Scott Hoch 38-32: Greo Norman 36-34: Curtis FOOTBALL World League of American Football NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY KNIGHTS On The air Strange 35-35; Chris Perry 35-35; Bernhard Langer 33-37; Ray Floyd 33-37; Ian Woosnam 35-35: Fred Couples 35-35 ioned Jeff Graham and Anthony Hardy, guar' Television terbacks. Waived John Gregory and Scooter 71 Loren Hooerts so-m: uaig rarry Moianoer. ouarteroacks: tireg Lewis, wine re 36-35; Dave Rummells 37-34; Denis Watson ceiver; and Pete Curkendall, defensive tackle. 37-34: Dan Poh 37-34: Peter JacoDsen 1 -w.
Mike Donald 35-36; Peter Persons 36-35; Gene Sauers 37-34; David Frost 36-35; Blaine McCallister 38-33; Russ Cochran 35-36; Keith earwater 35-3b: Paul Az nonr M-ii College 7Z huton Aiiem m-m: Mara iwcwuiiy Noon College Basketball. NCAA Tournament, Arkansas vs. Georgia State. (13) 2:40 College Basketball. NCAA Tournament, Texas vs.
St. Peters. (13) Exhibition Baseball. Mets vs. Blue Jays.
(W0R) 8 p.m. College Basketball. NCAA Tournament, Georgetown vs. -Vanderbilt. (13) 10 p.m.
College Basketball. NCAA Tournament, Georgia Tech ys. DePaul. (13) 37-35; Mike Nicolette 39-33; Arnold Palmer 35-37: eve Pa a 36-36: Ha Sutton m-m: NHRA THURSDAY' GAT0RNAT10NALS QUALIFYING AT GAINESVILLE Name, home, car, elapsed time, tpead TOP FUEL 1. Joe Amato, Old Forge, Pa, 4.998 seconds, 276.58 mph.
2, Frank Bradley, Santa. Rosa, Calif, 5.017, 280.46. 3, Kenny Bernstein, Dallas, 5.025, 288.36. 4, Scott Kalitta. Ypsilanti, Mich, 5.058, 266.90.
5, Cory McClenathan, Anaheim, Calif, 5.067, 273.72 6, Eddie Hill, Wichita Falls, Texas, 5.082 276.92. 7, Tom McEwen, Fountain Valley Calif, 5.101, 274.80. 8, Pat Dakin, Dayton Ohio, 5.106, 278.63. 9, Gary Ormsby, Roseville, Calif, 5.122, 281.33. 10, Gene Snow Fort Worth, Texas, 5.216, 248.61.
11, John Carey, Dover, Del, 5.261, 270.43. 12, Tommy Johnson Jr, Ottumwa, Iowa, 5.287, 271.16 13. Wavne Bailey. Lake Orion. Mich, 5.289 NCAA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT, Bobby Wadkins 37-35; Tom Watson 38-34; Gil Morgan 38-34; Corey Pavin 37-35; Dan Foreman 36-36; Larry Mize 37-35; Mike Hulbert EAST REGIONAL 37-35; Mark McCumber 36-36; Craig Rudolph 34-38 FIRST R0UN0 At Cole Fieldhouse College Park.
Md. Thimdav't RettHTi 73 Bi Mavfair 39-34: Brad Faxon 37-36: Jim Thome 39-34: Wavne Gradv 36-37: Radio Oklahoma State 67, New Mexico 54 Jerry Haas 38-35; Fred Funk 39-34; Ed Dou- FAVORITE POINTS UNDERDOG Bulls 9 HORNETS 76ERS 12 Heat Celtics 9 BULLETS MAVERICKS 1 Hawks JAZZ .414 Blazers SUNS Rockets SONICS -1214 Wolves LAKERS 19 Nuggets CLIPPERS 4Vi Pacers COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA FAVORITE POINTS UNDERDOG TODAY EAST Miss St Michigan Ucla 7 Penn St Carolina 20 N'eastern Viilanova 114 Princeton MIDWEST St John's 4 Illinois Texas 5 St Peter's Ohio St 21V4 Towson St Ga Tech Pick DePaul SOUTHEAST Arkansas 29 Georgia St Arizona St 2V4 Rutgers Alabama 714 Murray St Wake Forest 214 La Tech WEST Michigan St 514 Wisc-G Bay Utah 214 Alabama Georgetown 414 Vanderbilt Jnlv 3014 Montana SATURDAY EAST Oklahoma St 4 NC State SOUTHEAST Kansas 5 Pittsburgh MIDWEST Duke 10V4 Iowa WEST Seton Hall 7 Creighton NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT TODAY MASS 5 LaSalle VIRGINIA 1014 Furman CAROLINA 3 Geo Wash WYOMING 8 Butler HOCKEY FAVORITE GOALS UNDERDOG DEVILS 14-1 Rangers JETS even-14 Oilers North Carolina State 114. Southern Miss. Ob ineny m-ji; sanoer m-m, u.h. weioring 99-34: Billv Rav Brown 38-35: Bill Kratzert Temple 80, Purdue 63 wchmono 13, Syracuse 35-38; Ken Green 37-36; Gary Koch 34-39; "1 p.m.
Exhibition baseball. Yankees at Phillies. WEND (760 AM). Listings subject to change. Check local cable companies lor availability.
Family says FAMU negligent TALLAHASSEE The mother of a Florida player who died two years ago on a trip home has filed a lawsuit charging the school's Coach and team doctor with negligence. The five-count suit was filed Wednesday in Leon Circuit Court by Gladys Gardner, who alleges that school officials knew her son suffered from Marfan's Syndrome, which weakens the the major artery in the heart, and did not tell the youngster. Roosevelt Gardner died March 19, 1989, while traveling from FAMU to his home in South 'Carolina. He was 18. 'In other news, Texas officials said an investigation into the school's program found nu-merous violations and have apparently asked Coach Kermit Davis to resign.
Davis said will make an announcement today. 268.33. 14. Cruz Pedregon, Moor Park, Calif, 5.455, 211.66. 15.
Junior Kaiser, Lakewood. Colo, 5.488, 256.33. 16, Dick LaHaie, Lan At dm Carrier Dome Syracuse, N.Y. Today's Garnet Hale irwm wkh; wayne Levi oren Upper 37-36 74 Stan Utley 36-38; Ed Humenik 38-38: Andv North 35-39: Mac OGradv 37-37; sing, 5.642. 184.35.
FUNNY CAR Mississippi State (20-8) vs. Eastern Michigan (24-61, 1255 p.m. UCLA (23-8) vs. Penn State (20-10), 30 minutes after como. of first aame Nick Price 36-38; David Graham 38-36; Larry Nelson 38-36; Ian Baker-Finch 38-36; Sandy 1.
Mike Dunn. Mt. Jov. Pa, Dodae Davto- LV 38-36 ZEPHRYHILLS 9. PASCO 4 na.
5.313. 271.98. 2, John Force, Yofin Linda, Calif, Olds Cutlass, 5.328, 258.47. 3, Jerry Caminito, Jackson, N.J, Olds Cutlass, 5.377, North Carolina (25-5) vs. Northeastern 7b Larrv ranker ar-ao mm nuiron NCAA DIVISION TOURNAMENT 001 020 1- 4 11 Pasco 400 311 X- 9 6 3 ZwIwtiHt (22-10), 7:32 p.m.
Princeton (24-2) vs. Viilanova (16-14), 30 rhhi; SOUTH REGION 274.30. 4, Del Worsham, Orange, Calif, Olds 35-40; Jay Haas 41-34; Jim Gallagher 42-33; Steve Lowery 39-36; Jeff Maggert 38-37; Tom Garner 38-37: Mike Smith 38-37; David Peo Reed. Parsons (51 and Norman IP): Adams Cutlass, 5.454, 266.33. Freddie Neely, uov inoton.
Ga, Pontiac Trans Am. 5.584. 260.56. At Troy, Ala. Todav't Garnet nies 36-39: Bill Buhner 37-38: John Mahaffey and Watson (Z).
WP Adams (3-01; LP-Reed (na). 2B Parsons (P); Adams (Z). HR Back Z). Records-P 1-10; 7-3. utes alter comp.
or nrsi game SECOND ROUND AtCoHReldhoute Collegn Part, Md. Sfttiirflsw't Rmmt 6, Tom Hoover, Maple Grove, Minn, Pontiac 41-34; Lanny Wadkins 39-36; Bill Britton 37-38 Trans Am, 5.612, 223.60. 7, Chuck Etchells, Putnam, Conn, Pontiac Trans Am, 5.739, snimauin a. jtaun i Hampton (21-9) vs. North Alabama (24-4) Troy Slate (21-7) vs.
Florida Southern (27-3) Saturday 6a met Hampton-North Alabama winner vs. Troy 76 Kennv Perry 38-38: Moms Hatalsky Jesuit Richmond (22-9) vs. Temple (22-9), 12:15 201.92. 8. Mark Oswald.
Cincinnati. Olds Cut 001 110 0 3 6 4 003 020 5 5 5 2 Sarasota lass, 9.028, 100.56. 9, Ed McCulloch, Hemet, State-Florida southern winner p.m. -Oklahoma State (23-7) vs. N.C.
State (20-10), 39- 37; Jodie Mudd 39-37; Neal Lancaster 40- 36; Mark Lye 40-36; Robert Gamez 40-36; Mike Reid 39-37; Pat McGowan 38-39; Jerry Pate 37-40; Joey Sindelar 39-38 Carrasco. Pestalozzi (61 and Nunez (J): Calif, 9-271, 85.86. PHO STUCK 1. Darrell Alderman. Lexinoton.
Kv. WOMEN'S Howell, Cruz (7)and Owens. WP Howell na; LP Carrasco (1-2). 2B Kreischer(J). Records 7-3; 9-1 78 Bob Estes 39-39: Bill Glaison 30 minutes alter comp.
or nrst game At the Carrier Domt Syracnn, N.Y. Sundav'i Garnet 38-40; Lee Chill Jr. 37-41 NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT Dodge Daytona, 7.246 (track record). 189.95. 2.
Scott Geoffrion. Huntington Beach. Calif, 79 ommv Armour 6 -n: bodov Softball MIDEAST REGION Clampett 3643; Emlyn Aubrey 37-42 North Carolina-Northeastern winner vs. Prince-ton-Villanova winner. 12:10 o.m.
Olds Cutlass, 7.269, 190.27. 3, Bob Glidden, Whiteland. Ind, Ford Probe, 7.270, 190.47 FIRST ROUND HOME TEAM IN CAPITALS PALMETTO 11, BRADENTON CHRISTIAN 3 UCLA-Penn St. winner vs. Mississippi.
track record 4. Warren Johnson, Duluth, Ga. Wednesday Michigan winner, 3U minutes aner comp. Bo billy Anoraoe 6i-s 82 Dave Eichelberger 41-41 14 Scott Verplank 44-40 Florida Tour Olds Cutlass, 7.280, 190.07. 5, Jerry Eckmari, Ventura.
Calif, Pontiac Trans Am. 7.291. 100 010 1- 3 9 1 001 541 X- 11 15 5 Bradenton Christian Palmetto ot first game 189.59. 6. Frank laconio.
Flanders. N.J, uios SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Fnlnhiim and We 151 Crnshv IPi Visser Cutlass, 7.301, 189.23. 7, Larry Morgan, Newark. Ohio. Olds Cutlass.
7.307. 188.48. 8. Jer The Malor oeriods last for 114-2 hours and Hoeksema (BC). WP-Fulghum (6-2); I PUic0r IUI 9R Hartiplri PAnrlAr 9 (PI AT APOLLO BEACH GOLF AND SEA CLUB ry Haas.
St. Louis. Chevrolet Beretta. 7.312. PAH 72-72144 thereafter, me Minor renews are or somewnai FIRST ROUND Al Freedom Hall Lourtvihe, Ky.
Thursday's Results 3B Henry, Beiistein (P). HR none. Re- 188.83. 9. Bruce Allen.
Arlinaton. Texas. Che 71-73-144 shorter duration. Jack Skilling 12,200. cords-P 6-2; BC 3-4.
vrolet Beretta, 7.313, 189.83. 10, Joe Lepone Pryor arrested on drug charges CINCINNATI Former world boxing champion Aaron Pryor, troubled by drug problems in recent years, was arrested by undercover police -and: charged with trafficking cocaine. Investigators said they found five packs of crack cocaine on Pryor that were "packaged to that used for sale purposes on the street." In other news, Elvis Alverez of Colombia wpn the WBA flyweight title with a unanimous 12-round decision over Yukihito "Leopard" Tamakuma of Japan in Tokyo. Jr, Berwvn. Pa, Chevrolet Beretta.
P.M. A.M. Greg Hickman $1,400. 71-73-144 Jerry Smith $1,200. 70-75-145 John Ogden $950.
70-76-146 Tmtit Murine $950 70-76146 169.11. 11. Mark pawuk, Medina, unio. uios Pittsburgh 76. Georgia 68, 0T Kansas 55, New Orleans 49 Florida State 75, Southern California 72 Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 69 Ma).
Min. Maj. Mm. Date Track BOYS -JESUIT 85. TAMPA CATHOLIC 51 Hinh iomn Gleason IJI 6-0: Long Cutlass, 7.328.
187.69. 12, Tony Christian, Sarasota. Chevrolet Beretta. 7.329. 187.69.
Today 4:25 13. Rickie Smith. Kino. pontiac irans Saturday 10:25 4:35 11:10 5:20 11:55 6:10 12:25 7:10 Florida Si 96, Appalachian State 57 Holy Cross 81, Maryland 74 Southwest Missouri St. 94, Tenn.
Tech 64 Vanderbilt 73, South Carolina 64 SECOND ROUND Saturday's Garnet Southwest Missouri St. (26-4) at Tennessee (25-5), 7:30 p.m. Florida SI (25-8) at Western Kentucky (28-2), ,8:30 p.m. Sunday's Games Vanderbift (18-11) at Purdue (26-2), 2 p.m. Holy Cross (25-5) at Auburn (24-5), 3 p.m.
Regional Semlhntti Al Knoxviiln, Tenn. Saturday, March 23 Semifinal winners THE FINAL FOUR At New Orleans Semihnnls Saturday. March 30 East champion vs. Midwest champion Mideast champion vs. West champion Championship Sunday, March 31 Semifinal winners Al tin Omni Atlanta Todav't Games Sunday Am, 7.341, w.du.
14, outcn r.eai. uoiumous, ilhin Chevrolet Beretta. 7.342. 188.83. '15.
10:50 11:30 12:55 1:50 2:35 3:55 scon unipoxas aou. ru-ro ito Larry Holland $950. 70-76146 Kevin Giancola $700. 69-78-1 47 John Restino $463. 77-71-148 Andy Zullo $463.
74-74-148 Marc Girouard $463. 73-75-148 Terry Hertzog $463. 72-76-148 Jim Yates, Fairfax Station, Va, Pontiac Trans Arkansas (31-3) vs. Georgia. State (16-14), 1:05 1:25 5:45 6:40 7:35 8:30 9:35 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday l'in Am, 7.353, 188.87.
lb, uon Beverley, unester, 9:10 10:10 2:20 3:25 CUtlasS, 7.3bU, 107.4. Arizona State (19-9) vs. Rutgers (19-9), 30 miniitoc oftar mmn nf first name Jump Kirwan (J) 20-4; Shot put Musick -(TC) 46-4: Triple imp-Taylor (TC) 41-10; -Dlsctn Mitchell (J) 125-6; Pole Vautl-Car- -nahan (TC) 11-6; 128 hurdles- Lovell (J) 15.98; 100 dath Kirwan (J) 11.13; Mile -run Lenker (J) 446 relay Jesuit (Dav- -ison, Socias, Lovell, Kirwan) 45.74; 440 dash-Gleason (J) 53.19: 330 nurdlet-So- cias (J) 44.17; 880 ron-Bokor (TC) SENIOR TOUR Alabama (21-9) vs. Murray State (24-8), SUITOB Jewell $600 73-71144 p.m. Wake Forest (18-10) vs.
Louisiana Tech! izi-yi, minutes aner, comp. or nst Fran Deichaine $350. 72-74146 Snell Lancaster $350. 72-74146 Dick Hutchison $235. 74-76150 PBA L.
Island Open FIRESTONE FIREHAWK CHAMPIONSHIP game 220 oasn Kirwan (J) 33; two mire run Lenker (J) Mile relay Jesuit (Richard. Socias, Serlo. Gleason) 3:37. Glenn Jones $175. 75-76-151 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Driver, home, car, laps, winnwt toned AT SAYVILLE.
N.Y. KLunu nuurtu Al Freedom Hall Louisville. Ky. Saturday's Garnet Central Florida Tour THURSDAY'S FOURTH-ROUND RESULTS 1 Chris Cord. Los Anoeles.
and P.J, 1. Jim Johnson Wilmington, Jones Palos Verdes. Calif, Tovota MR-2 Tur Jack Steinicke $650. 38-3472 Kansas (23-7) vs. Pittsburgh (21-11), 4:50 Tennis boys KING 7.
HILLSBOROUGH Sinoles: Van Gelder (Kl d. Brown 6-1. 7-1. 5.985. 2.
Steve Wunderlich. St. Charles, bo, 77 laps, 79.468 mph. 2, Paul Hacker, Vala-tie N.Y, and Karl Hacker. Schodack.
N.Y, Indiana (28-4) vs. Ftorida SI (21-10), 30 min Jody Hrkach $341. 3Mts 73 Mark Tucker $341. 36-37-73 Steve Mete $341. 36-37-73 7-1, 5,973.
3, Pete Weber, Florissant, Mo, 4-4, 5,927. 4, Ricky Ward, North Fort Myers, 3-5. 5.918. 5, Bryan Goebel, Merriam, Oldsmobile Calais, 77. 3, Jim Bryant, Manchester, N.H, and Willy Lewis.
Falmouth, 6-0; Narine (K) d. Angelo 6-2, 2-6, 6-4; LeV- Carl Ableidinger $341. 35-3873 4-4, uei oanaro mcnaru- utes aner comp. or nrst game 1 Al the Omni Atlanta Sandfly1! Garnet College Maine, Ford laurus sno, it. i.
bob Laps, Lexington, Ohio, and Ken Parschauer, Sandus son. Texas. 5-3. 5.899. 7.
Dannv Wiseman. Baltimore. 5-3. mus IK) a. mine o-i, o-i; vargas o.
omnn 6-1. 6-0, Llenarez (K) d. Eletf 6M), 6-0. Don- We: Van Gelder-Miller IK) d. Brill-Kline 8-3: Narine-Paulick (K) d.
Snepard-Messina 8-0. Records: 1-5: 6-0. Alabama-Murray St. winner vs. Wake Forest- THURSDAY'S SCORES ky, unio, roro laurus ano, it.
oam oiwia-man, Andover, Mass, Willy Lewis, Falmouth, Maine, and Dave Laughlin, Woodstock, Vt, Ford Taurus Sho. 77. 6. Bill Artzberoer, Bir uregt-ieiscnerj4i. ooo rj Michel 38-35-73 a-Henry Ellison 37-36-73 Darrell Chivinglon $181.
38-3674 Frank Corby $181. 38-3674 40-34 75 a-Jason Hadden 40-35-75 Louisiana Tech winner, p.m. Arkansas-Georoia St. winner vs. Arizona St.
5,894. Steve Hoskins, Tarpon Springs. 6-1-1, 5,886. 9, Philip Ringener, Big Spring, Texas, 5-3, 5.877. 10.
Doug Kent, Canandau-gia, N.Y., 2-6, 5,868. 11, Scott Alexander, Gig Rutgers winner, ju minutes aner comp. oi PLANT 7. EAST BAY 0 Singlet: Poe (P) d. Council 6-1, 6-1; tl Penaoos 6-0.
6-0: Saohier IP) d. mingham, Mich, and Dan Hillenbrand, Atlanta, Honda CRX Si. 77 (Tourino Class winners). 7, nrst game Fly So Free draws No. 3 post HALLANDALE Fly So Free, the early favorite for the 1990 Triple Crown events, drew -fKeNo.
3 post position for Saturday's $500,000 Florida Derby, and second choice Jackie Wackie was assigned the outside position. Two Eclipse Award winners 3-year-old "champion Unbridled and sprinter Housebus-ter; will make their 4-year-old debuts in the Deputy Minister, the sixth race on the card, In other news, jockey Sylvester accused of hiding out under cover of dense fog until he could rejoin a horse race at Delta Downs in Louisiana and win easily, was convicted of a misdemeanor after a trial in state District Court. Carmouche was convicted of attempted theft of $90 from the results of winning Jhe-rlth race on Jan. 11, 1990. He was fined $250 plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Harbor, r-r, rc, Amieio rvrana- StNIUH IUUH celli. Venezuela. 5-2-1. 5.826. MIDWEST REGIONAL Garth Ullom, Mechanicsburg, Pa, and Joe ilasser 6-3, 6-4; Bassler (P) d.
Peterson 6-2, --1: Harte IP) d. Tort 6-4. 6-2. Doubles: Poe- Jim Norris $350. 38-3472 13.
Randv Pedersen. Santa Maria, Charlie Dale $185. 39-3574 4-4, 5,785. 14, Martin Letscher, Wilmington, Pezza, New York, tagie laion, it. wireoo Carbonell, Miami, and Ian 0 Flaherty.
Ireland, Eagle Talon, 77. 9, Lance Stewart, Palm Beach Steve Wilkinson $185. il-il 34 Perry d. Council-DeBrocke 6-3, 6-1; Thomson-Chan d. Penagos-Schmidt 7-6 (7-2), 6-3.
Re- cords: 7-0 EB 3-4. FIRST ROUND At the Metronome Minnenpolit Thursday's Reiutts 4-4, 5,77. lb, Norm uuke, Albuquerque, N.M.. 4-4. 5,733.
16, Brian Berg, Menomonie, Wis, 3-5, 5.722. 17, John McCarron, West- uaraens, anu rerer iunninynaiii, nnan, Wis, Honda CRX, 76. 10, William Pate, LaFay-Ml Ind Phillio Pate. Kokomo. Ind, and Alis- HERNANDO 9, PASCO 2 Sinoles: Burke (HI d.
Horak 6-4. 6-3; STATE Fla. International 4, George Washington 2 Florida St. 12. Richmond 4 EAST liberty 7, Connecticut 6 Manhattan at Fairleigh Dickinson, ppd rain SOUTH Cumberland, Tenn.
6, Valparaiso 3 David Lipscomb 7-11, Tusculum 1-4 Fla. International 4, George Washington 2 Florida St. 12, Richmond 4 Middle Tenn. 7, Memphis St. 3 Newberry 9, Carson-Newman 4 N.
Alabama 8. W. Georgia 2 N.C.-Charlotte 9. N.C.-wilmington 6 -Greensboro 11. Methodist 2 N.
Carolina St. 5, Oh) Dominion 0 N.C.-Wilmington 9, N.C.-Charlotte 6 N. Kentucky 7, Tenn-Martin 6 field, Mass, 4-4. 5,721. is, Pete Mcuoroic, Local AT PALMA CEIA LADIES' ASSOCIATION Hlaht Gross C.Shephard 87.
Katv Texas 4-4. 5.675. Duke 102, Northeast Louisiana 73 Iowa 76, East Tennessee State 73 Connecticut 79. Louisiana State 62 Xavier, Ohio 89, Nebraska 84 tair Oag, Jamestown, N.Y, Volkswagen GTi, in 11, John Menard, Eau Claire. Wis, and 19.
Billy Orlikowski, Marne, Mich, 2-6, 5,643. 20, Dennis Horan San Jose, Calif, 2- 6, 5.642. 21. Frank Edwards, Moscow, Pa, 3- 5, 5,638. 22, Tony Westlake, Edmond, Okla, Schultz (H) d.
Clemmons 6-2, 6-1; Paul (HI d. -Larkin 6-1, 6-3; Magglio (HI d. Friedman 6-2. 6-4: Phillips (P) d. Reed 6-4, 6-3.
Doubles: Burke-Paul d. Horak-Clemmons 6-3, 6-0: Lar-kin-Friedman d. Schultz-Magglio 6-4, 6-1. Re- cords: 2-4: 0-6. Net PHirons 75 At Dayton Arena Dayton, Ohio Flight AA: Gross P.wanick 91.
Jeff Sinden, Indianapolis, Toyota mh-2. lb. 12 Sandv Satullo. Cleveland, and John Green, Net 67 Sacramento, Calif, Honda CRX, 76. 13, Andy St.
John's (20-8) vs. Northern Illinois (25-5), Right Gross D.Newsome 2-6. 5,634. li, Mike Kiigannon, vaiiey weam, 2-6, 5,561. 24, Rich Wolfe, Arlington, HUDSON 6, SPnlNGSTEAD 6 Net M.Bradley 74 rz-M o.m.
Slnnlac Jose (HI d. Stevens 7-6. 6-2: Va, 1-7, b.bbu. Mom w. Gross m.paui iu.
Texas (22-8) vs. St. Peter's (24-6), 30 minutes Pilgrim and Greg uix, Miarm, Honoa uhx. in. 14, David Rosenblum, Langhome, Pa, Peter Farrell, Manassas.
Va, Mark Kent, Boston, and Rill Sarnis flethesda Md, Saturn Couoe. 76. Failed to Qualify Net J.Ocossi 76 Ladimr (H) d. Green 7-5, 6-4; Ponall (HI d. Schewringhaus 4-6, 6-2, 6-4; Hasbrouck (H) d.
aner comp. or nrsi game Ohio State (25-3) vs. fowsorr State (T9-10), (18-game pintail totals and prize money) 25. Dave Ferraro. Kingston, N.Y, 3,875.
nova wesieyan St. Louis 14. Nicholls St. 9 Flight Gross- M.woiieno. 15, Peter Schwartzott, Niagara Falls, N.Y, and Net N.Wicker 75; B.FIom 75 SE Louisiana 3-7.
Alcorn St. 0-0 i p.m. Georgia Tech (16-12) vs. DePaul (20-8), 30 Tulane 4-3, W. Illinois 2-2, 1st game, 10 in $1,070.
26, Michael Neumann, Cheektowaga, N.Y, 3,871, $1,050. 27, Ron Williams, Fort Worth, Texas. 3,867, $1 .030. 28. Charlie Tapp, Parimi 5-7, 6-4, 7-5; Spoeth (H) d.
Depadua 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. Doublet: Jose-Hasbrouck d. Stevens-Green 7-6, 3-6. suspended; Ladimir-Ponall d. Schewringhaus-Parimi 6-2, 7-6.
Re- cords: 8-0: 1-5. Handy PODSt, Memourne, nonoa unA, ro. in, Bert Duval, Ashland, Va, and Doug Christen-sen, Ormond Beach. Honda CRX Si, 76. 17, AT PEBBLE CREEK SOCIAL SECURITY SWEEP STAKES MODIFIED STABLEFORD SYSTEM nings Vanderbilt 14, Belmont 1 Viroinia 2-5.
Furman 1-3 Kalamazoo, Mien, 3.863, si.uzu. zy, koo A ctair nan Jamestown. N.Y, joe Nonan- minutes aner comp. or nrsi game SECOND ROUND At the Metrodome Minneapolis -Saturdnv't Garnet Pasteur, Green Bay, Wis, 3,858, $1,010. 30, J.Hurst 6.
J. Leach G. Gentile nacker, Cleveland, and Herm Johnson, Eau Claire, Wis, Volkswagen Golf. 76. 18, Gary Warner Southern 6, Geneva 4 Steve Cook.
Roseville. Calif, 3.855. $1,000. LAND 0' LAKES 4, CRYSTAL RIVER 3 -Singles'. Argenbright (L) d.
LatiH 3-6, 6-2: Bond (L) d. Roberts 6-0. 6-2; Dukette FSU recruiting head may leave LOUISVILLE, Ky. David Zimroth, Florida State's recruiting coordinator for the past five L.Lichtman 4. 31.
Charlie Standish. Kalamazoo. Mich, WOMEN'S ASSOC AT ON Duke (27-7) vs. Iowa (21-10), 4:30 p.irt Blackman, seonng, ana win race, oiainvme, Miss Ford Taurus Sho. 76.
19. Mark Hughes. (L) d. Mahabir 7-5, 2-6. 6-3; Purcell (C) d.
3,847, $990. 32. Curtis Odom, Winston-Salem, 3.836. $980. 33.
Johnnv Petraolia. Man- ChamnionshlD llinht: Gross Penny THURSDAY'S LINESCORES Harris 2-6. 7-5. 6-0; Schoenleld (CI d. Phagan Spartanburg, S.C.
and Chris Modory, Indianap I inner 74. Net Barbara Pecza It 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. Doubles: Latrft-Mahabir (C) d. years, is a candidate for the vacancy at Jackson alapan. N.J, 3.832, $970.
34. Paul Ashby, Mentor-on-the-Lake. Ohio. 3.819. $960.
35. Tllohl Gross Kitty bauvin as. Net FLA. SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT olis, Honoa UM SI, (O. nogiiy uunrant Sabring, and Walt Bohren, Palm Beach Gar xavier (22-9) vs.
umnecucui (ra-iu), ou min utes after comp. of first game At Dayton Arena Dayton. Onto 4 Sunday's Games -Ohio St. winner vs. Georgia Tech-DePaul winner.
12:20 p.m. 1 uabs uieoencn a. ville University. Argenbright-Bond 4-6. 6-3.
7-6; Oukette-un- -derwood (L) d. Purcell-Schoenfeld 8-0. Rt- -cords: 5-1; 3-4. dens, roro laurus sno, ro. Flloht Gross Maddv Gladu 89.
Net- TJomecbcnt jl Zimroth, 34, joined FSU in 1985 after one sea- 200 BOO 120 5 15 3 180 002 121 12 Hftlpn 73. CAMEL GT Florida Southern GAITHER 5, PLANT CITY Sinoles: Churchill (Gl t. Sanchez 6-3. Bob Vespi. Plantation, 3.818, $950.
36. Jess Stayrook, San Diego, 3.813, $940. 37. Ray Edwards, Centereach, N.Y, 3.811, $930. 38.
(tie) Bob Learn Jr, Erie, Pa, and Rodolfo Monacelli, Venezuela, 3,805, $915. 40, Jim Pencak. Mayfield Heights, Ohio, Flloht Gross Louise Money iuz. finrmlev Ouinn 181 and Raoaini. J.Declue, THURSDAY'S QUALIFYING FOR SATURDAY St Jnhn's-N.
Illinois winner vs. Texas-St. Pe Net Jane Fee 74. Uarrhttm (71 .1 Mamhitto 181 and T. Frick.
Fliahl Gross Helen Parrisn no. ter's winner, 30 minutes after comp. of head coach at Miami Beach High. Zim-'EQtlj's last three recruiting classes have been Yanked nationally, and sophom*ore forward Doug Driver, home, car, average speed (cart comoete for niulitvlnn. not drivers) JWP-J.
Marchitto (3-11. LP Quinn i0-1). Net Ruth Glynn 75. nrst game 6-2; Nipps (G) d. Davis 7-6 (7-4).
(G) d. Borchard 7-5. 6-4; Faught (PC) d. Gara-belis 6-3, 6-2; Mangan (G) d.Fuller 6-3, 6-3. Doubles: Churchill-Nipps (G) d.
Davis-Sanchez 6-2, 6-3; Borchard-Faught (PC) d. Battinelli- 1. Geoff Brabham. Australia. Derek Daly, 2BrSagliardi (IX), t.
Frick (FSC), Castellani 3,802. $9UU. 41, u.J. Hocnstein, carmmgton Hills. Mich, 3,801, $890.
42, (tie) John Forst, WEST REGIONAL Ireland and Garv Brabham. Australia. Nissan (FSC). A 120. las Edwards of Miami is regarded as the pro- Woodridge, III, Jimmie Pritts Jr, Methuen, AT TEMPLE TERRACE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT'S DAY NPT-90, 121.355 mph (course record).
2. Bob Garabelis 2-b, 0-4, b-4. Hecoras: n. i-a, Mass, nyan snarer, timira, ana nuicn HCC 4, RHODE ISLAND 3-4. Wollek, France.
Berno scnneioer, tiermany, and Massimo Sigala, Italy, Porsche 962C. Soper, Tustin, Calif, 3,800, $865. 46. Parker Bonn III. Freehold.
N.J. Gross Georaia Weltv 86; Janice Johnson gram's most heralded basketball recruit, i In other news, former LSU coach Mike Archer has been hired as linebackers coach at Rhode Island 000 000 0 2 2 HCC Oflfl 100 1 4 10 4 BRANDON 7. ROBINSON Sinoles: Shiao (BI d. Hauvnh 6-2. 6-0: 87; Julie Langdon 88.
Net Gloria Nicoleto 3.798, $840. 47, Tony Marrese, Hilton Head 12U.B9. ump Hoomson, uiowick, n.j, ue-rek Oalv. Ireland, and Bob Earl. Purcevllle, Va.
bb; Mary nose uwens oo; win narvey oo; Island, 3,766. SB3U. 46, Jim Gibson, Nissan NPT-90. 120.345. 4, Derek Daly, Ire FIRST ROUND At the Jon M.
Huntsman Cnnttr Salt Lake City Thursday's Resultt Seton Hall 71, Pepperdine 51 i Creighton 64, New Mexico State 56 Brigham Young 61, Virgmin 48 Arizona 93, St. Francis, Pa, 80 At the MeKah) Center Tucsnn, Arte. Todnv's Garnet' Lucy uonins iu (maicn or carosi; janei ux-lev 70: Sabert 70: Marion Beccue 70: Rhoades. Schnitzler and Pagano. WP Rhodes Kansas City, mo, i.iu, it.
49. J.D. Potts. Monroe. La, 3.781.
land, Geoff Brabham, Australia, ana boo tan, Piirceville Va, Nissan NPT-90. 119.289. 5, Kemper (B) d. Koch 6-3, 6-3: Pitcher (BI d. Tarneberg 6-4, 6-1: Doyle (B) d.
Nguyen 6-2, 6-4; McWhorter (B) d. Carpenter 6-3. 6-2. Doubles: Shaio-Kemper (B) d. Huynh-Coch 6-1, 6-4; Pitcher-Doyle (Bj 0.
Nguyen-Yi 6-0, l-U. Lf HI IjTanam tl-lj. 2D wuuney $810. 50, Dave Arnold, Mesa. Ariz, 3,777, $800.
51. Brad Snell. Elk Grove, III, 3.776. Juan Manuel Fangio II, Argentina, and Willy T. jb naiusxa, urnipamm nujiu 3-1; HCC 7-1.
Betty Hall 71; Maxine Ober 72 (match of cards): Irene Koch 72; Phyllis Valadie 72; Betty Schaumburger 73 (match of cards): Jean Myers 73; Bobbie Kreiger 73: Jane Gibson 73; $790. Ribbs. San Jose, cam, loyota tagie. no.zi. 6.
Daw Jones. Cortland. N.Y, Raul Boesel, Hecoras: 0 b-i; u-o. RHODE ISLAND 17. ST.
IE0 COLLEGE Madge voung is, jeanene lurnipseeo ii GIRLS GAITHER 7, PLANT CITY I Sinoles: Hara IG1 d. Soarkman 6-0. 60: Brazil, jonn meisen, ueniuam, miu ncutiv Acneson, Ireland. Jaguar XJR-12. 117.352.
7, Hhodettlanl U2U ruui i mm Michigan State (18-10) vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay (24-6), 2:30 p.m. Utah (28-3) vs. South Alabama (22-8), 30 3 St ten QUI 13 000 I 11 John Winter and Frank jennski, uermany, ano P-Florida State rips Richmond AT SUMMERFIELD WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION McGloin and Schwartz (Rl): Pursley (3), Henri Pescarolo, France, porscne 02L, 115 039. 8.
John Hotchkis Pasadena, College Flloht Low net minus outts Jane Howze (G) d. Mcintosh 6-1, 60; Downs G) d. -McDonald 6-0. 6-0; S. Fincher (G) d.
Burnsed 6-1, 6-1: Dardano (G) d. Sancher 6-0, 6-2. Doubles: Hara-Howze (G) d. Sparkman- minutes aner comp. ot nrsi game -Georgetown (18-12) vs.
Vanderbilt (17-12), Greenfield and Jarosky. WP McGloin (1-0); IP Pnrslev (2-11. 2B Newkirk. Grovanetio, Score 42. Net Helen Lachance 71.
Low TALLAHASSEE Top-ranked Florida State (20-3) extended its winning streak to 10 games MEN Kaveny (Rl); Jarosky, Lassonde (SL). 3B nuns Rose Lanese 29. UNLV (30-0) vs. Montana (23-7J, 30 minutes Brunsed Bo ick-Peterson 6 d. Mcln- Calif, and Jim Adams and Chris Cord, Los Angeles, Pontiac Spice, 113.526.
9, Rocky Moran, Cota De Caza, Calif, and Andy Wallace, Britain, Toyota Eagle, 113.337. 10, John Keveny inf. Anneio tL. nn ocnwaiu, nav fllQrtl tow nei minus puus jwmiw SOUTH FLORIDA 8, EAST CAROLINA 1 tosh-McDonald 3-6, 7-5, 6-2. Records: 5-1; Sinoles: Rov Weinberg (USF) d.
Juan Al PC na. eny, Grovanetio mi); iwagner (sm. necoros-Rl 5-3; SL 10-11. Heanie Jo; umny iviarsn oo. net jan nunun 7fl I nw nutts Jean Mount 32.
v. alter comp. ot nrst game SECOND ROUND At On Jon M. Hunlsman Ctnlar Sah Lake City 4 Saturday's Gamas varez 6-1, 6-2; Arne Raabe (USF) d. Sammy I 12-4 victory over Kicnmona.
-lii other games: At Haines City, Tim Christman's pinch Paul Jr, west raim neacn, james weaver, Britain, and Morris Shirazi, Golden Beach, Pnrcrhn Qfi? 111 797 Flight Low net minus puns wmme KINIi 0. HIUSBUHUUlin I Singlet: Bosek (K) d. Pham 8-1; Barf el KI Ward 8-1: Sullivan (Kl d. Delerme 8-2: John Hudson 6-1, 6-4; Jamie Buchanan (USF) I Martucci 36. Net- Man? Leonard 72 Low Arizona (27-6) vs.
Brigham Youhg (2f-12), ion nm d. Jon McLamb 6-4. 6-3: Thor Haabe lUSrl d. "'i'3 11, Gianpiero Moretti, Italy, Stanley Dickens, Monaco, and Helmut Mundas, Germany, Porsche 962C. 111.330.
12. Parker Johnstone, Camile Huisman 6-2, 6-2; Marker Savusab Bit-two-run single in the bottom of the eighth gave Florida Southern (16-5) a 6-5 come-from-behind Pinto (K) d. Powers 8-5; Wilborn (K) d. Crooks 8-6 Doublet: Bosek-Lin d. Pham-Powers 8-3; Ward-Delerme d.
Streeper-Ruediger 8-4. Records: 5-1: 1-4 Seton Hail (23-8) vs. Creighton1 (24-7). 30 AT MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION LOW NET OVER FIELD Basketball (EC) d. Patrick Breuer 6-1.
b. Doublet: A Raabe-Buchanan d. Alvarez-McLamb 4-6. 6-3 6-1: Benefield-Fitzwilliam d. Huisman-Touns victory over Connecticut (3-5).
minutes aner comp. or nrst game -MM McKak) Center Tucson, Ariz. Sundav'i fiarnm BLOOMINGOALE 7, ARMWOOD I Singles: Tirey (B) d. Coakley 6-1, 6-3: 6-3, 6-2; T. Raabe-Breuer d.
Savusab-Hudsor Gail Perrin 68: Gladys Reish 71: Barbara Keho 71: Buckie Bacclay 72; Marg Schwartz 74: Marv Jane Glenn 74: Shirley Campbell 75; PUTS OTfllt linnmnungniru TALLAHASSEE-LEON COUNTY CIVIC CENTER default. At Coral Gables, Ryan Karp held Pennsylvania (2-3) scoreless through six innings to lift Daks (BI d. Creasy 6-0. 6-2; Schoeftel (B) d. Yeager 6-0.
6-1; Weers (B) d. Halcom 6-0. 6-0; Taylor (B) d. Weimar 6-0. 6-1.
Doubles: I nay temmnars Class 3A WOMEN Redmond, Ore, and Doug Peterson, Rancho Cordova, Calif, Acura Spice, 110.900 (fastest Camel Lights qualifier). 13, Les DeLano. New York, Craig Carter, Marion, Ind, and Andrew Petery, Greenwich, Conn, Chevrolet Fabcar, 110.800. 14, Martino Finotto and Ruggero Melgrati, Italy, and Fermln Velez, Spain, Ferrari Spice, 109 564. 15, Steve Millen, Irvine, Calif, Nissan 300ZX, 107.832 (fastest Exxon GTO qualifier).
16, Jeremy Dale, Canada, Nissan 330ZX, 107.126. 17, Almo Coppelli, Italy, and Utah-South Alabama winner vs. Michigan Bay winner, 2:35 p.m. UNLV-Montaria winner vs. Georoetown-Van- Joyce Horn 75: Joan Atkinson 76; Barbara Miami (20-6) to a 9-3 victory.
Schultz 76: Fran parsons li, berry nammono INDIANA 7. SOUTH FLORIDA 2 Naples vs. Miami Pace. 3:30 p.m. derbilt winner, 30 minutes after -comp.
of Singles: Stephanie Reece (IU) d. Kristi uowney-baney () o. uoamey-ueasy o-u. o-i; Gough-Armand (B) d. Yeager-Weimer 6-1, 6-3.
Records: 4-1; A na. -first game Kathleen vs. jacKsonvtne names, o.ju p.m. CLASS 2A Ceiie ue Diuiora Rsarh fiunrnat 9 Bastian 6-2. 7-5; Deborah Edelman (IU) d.
Kris en Hannah 7-6. 6-3: Jodv Yin IU a. Jen 77; Mary Mann 77. AT CARROLLWOOD LADIES' ASSOCIATION HANDICAP MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT Flight A- Roz Higgins del Judy Peterson Flinhl Gretchen Birch del. Inez Callum LblU 7, JtFFtHSUni 0 Sinoles: Yudice (L) d.
Yenle 6-0, 6-0: nifer Carlino 6-0, 3-6, 6-2; Melanie Gainesville P.K. Yonge ys. Chipley, 7 p.m. THE FINAL FOUR Johnson (L) d. Parcelewicz 6-4.
6-0; Pullin (L) d. Ouist 6-1, 6-0; Fossler (L) d. Johnson 6-3, Jay Hill, Lake Geneva, wise, uuick spice, 107.083. 18, Price Cobb, Evergreen, John O'Steen. Cincinnati, and Brian Redman, (USF) d.
Gretchen Donninger 6-6 (5-4) default; Brende Hacker (IU) d. Jennifer Bishop 6-2. COLLEGE TENNIS: At Tampa, the South oaiuroai man Class 2A. 2 p.m. Class 3A.
3:30 p.m. Class 1A. 7 p.m. 6-3: Danielle Paradme (IU) d. Caroline Larjrec-nue 6-4.
7-5. Doubles: Edelman-Reece d. Bas- Flight Kay Hoffman del. Jean Schwerd- Florida men's team defeated East Carolina 8-1 6-1; Schmidt (L) d. Fernandez o-u.
o-u. uwi-bles: Yudice-Fossler d. Yenle-Parcelewicz 8-4; Jonson-Pullin d. Quist-Johnson 8-0. Records: 2-3; na.
reger tian-Hannah 6-0, 6-4; Hacker-Yin d. Carlino-St. Britain, Mazda RX-7, 106.685. 19, Charles Morgan, Conway, Ark, and Jim Pace, Jackson, Miss, Buick Kudzu, 106.608. 20, Dorsey Schroeder, Ballwin, Mo, and John Fergus, Co Meanwhile, the Indiana women's team defeated Pierre 6-0, 6-0: Bishop-Labrecque 6-4, 6-0.
Hw Hoosier Oom Indianapolis Snmllinals Saturday, March 30 East champion vs. Southeast champion -Midwest champion vs. West champion Championship Monday, April Semifinal winners Class 4A, p.m. Baseball GRACE 5, EASTLAND 2 lumbus, Ohio, Ford Mustang, iuo.ua. rlignt Liz bregory oer.
Laurel evereu AT N0RTH0ALE LADIES' ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT Net Helen Akridoe 69: VI Baalev 71: Ve BOO 050 0 5 000 000 1 2 3 Grata Eastland Local LADIES' SUN COAST LEAGUE Carrollwood 9, Harbor Island 6 Seminole 11, Davis Island 3 Hunter's Green 11, Shipwalch 3 Hidden Palms 10. Apollo Beach 4 Countryside 7. Cheval 7 Tamna Yacht 10. Roval Racouet 4 South Florida 7-2. EQUESTRIAN: George Lindemann Jr.
rode Abound to victory over a field of 46 entries in the $10,000 Miller's Harness Company Jump-Off. COLLEGE SOFTBALL: At Winter Park, Florida Southern (8-2, 2-0) opened Sunshine State Conference play with a 12-3, 5-0 ra Kelley 73: Louise Sleicfiter 73; Mara Dudley 74; Betty Hodges 74; Gloria Mosher 74. BASEBALL American Leaoue Curtis and Hogan (G); Scott and Griffith (E). WP-Curtis (na). LP Scott (na).
2b none. 3b Curtis (G). HR none. Records NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT AT WALDEN LAKES WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION A Flloht: Gross Nita McMaster 79. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Placed Jim Campbell, pitcher, on waivers for the purpose 2-0 FIRST ROUND Racquet Club Northeast 7, Treasure Island 7 BERKLEY PREP SAHASUIA BUHiaiMW sweep of Rollins.
Ot giving mm unconoitiunai no-sinned fiarvl Smith and Luis Encarnacion, 001 001 36 5 132 030 I-I 14 Saresott. Berkley tast Lake bye LADIES INTENBAY LEAGUE Avila 4. Harbor Island Athletes 3 HCC Aces 4. Palma Ceia 3 pitchers; Jacob Brumlield. outfielder; and Colin Ryan, catcher, to their minor-league camp.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS Traded desig i- Muliett. C. Mullet! (31 and B. Mullen, Net- Pal Mark 70; Madeline Alforf and Peg Jeffrey 72. Flight Gross Lois Olsen 92.
Net-Marilyn Hufnagel 70; Carol Dutton 72. Flight Gross Blanche Baer 98. Net-Lois Ellk 69: Dottle Shaw 73. 0 Flight Gross- Betty Nelson 103. Net-Sophie Eberlee 67; Net Lavonne Cox 70.
Quisenberry and O'Bnan. WP Ouisenberry HCC Patriots 5. Davis Island Lunc Bunch 2 BRANDON 5. ROBINSON 2 Singles: Codo (B) d. Omensetter 6-1.
6-1; St. Amant (B) d. Eged-Nissen 6-2, 5-7, 6-0; Gomez (B) d. Lofy 6-1, 6-0; Gomillion (B) d. R.
Jaszczak 3-6. 6-2, 6-0; Kragh (B) d. J. Jaszczak 6-1. 6-0 Doubles: Omensetter-Eged-Nissen (R) d.
Codo-Gomillion 6-4, 6-3; Lofy-R. Jaszczak (R) d. Westbrook-Boudreaux 6-2. 6-3. Records: 8 5-1; na.
PLANT EAST BAY 2 Singles: Knight (P) d. Miller 6-0, 6-0: Caltigarone (P) d. Glasser 6-4, 4-6, 6-1; Jar-oush IP) d. Schmidt 7-6, 6-0; Halber (E) d. Perry 6-0, 4-6, 7-5; Finger (E) d.
Cooksey 7-6, 4-6. 6-4. Doubles: Knight-Jaroush d. Miller-Finger 6-1. 6-0; Perry-Caltigarone d.
Schmidt-Halber 6-3, 6-0. Records: 6-1: na. Golf BOYS CHAMBERLAIN 156, SARASOTA RIVERVIEW 157, PLANT CITY 176 ChVmbtrtlan: Powers 37. Huff 38, Massa- ro 39. Fleming 42.
Sarasota Rlvervlew: Trego 38, Ward 39. Cart 39. Duggan 41. Plant City; Lieberg 44. Miller 44, Wilt 44, Ogburn 44.
Records: 6-3; 9-1; PC 3-4. BERKLEY PREP 167, A0MIRAL FARAGUT 189 Berkley: Ramseur 39, Dickey 40. MacKe-chnie 42. Honaman 46 Admiral Fererjut: Sag-Ik) 39. Downs 46.
Marzullo 50. Branch 54, Records: 8-1-1: A 1-5-1. (2-1); Lf J. Mullen (na). 20 nan.
uuisen- nated hitter Dave Parker to California tor outfielder Dante Bichette and player to be named SEATTLE MARINERS Sent Mike Walk Tampa Yacht White 4. Harbor Isle Hurricanes 3 Oeny, fetot id necoros 0 HERNANDO SPRINGSTEAD 1 Wednesday's Results Providence 98. James Madison 93. 2CT Cincinnati 82, Ball State 55 Wisconsin 87, Bowling Green 79. 0T Colorado 71, Michigan 64 .7 Southern Illinois 75.
Boise State 74 Stanford 93, Houston 66 Thursday's Resuht Siena 90, Fairleigh Dickinson 85 Fordham 76. South Florida 66 Southwest Mrsouri St. 57, Coppin State 47 Memphis St. 82, Alabama-Birmingham 76 Arkansas St. 78, Rice 71 -Oklahoma 111, Tulsa 86 Today's Gamas Davis isle Hoad Hunners lampa Yacht blue er, oitcher.
and Patrick Lennon, outfielder, to PRO FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh Steelers corner- Calgary ot the Pacific Coast League. Assigned Pat Perrv. Jeff Nelson, and Roger Salkeld, 103 001 0 1 000 000 1 1 3 Hernando Sprfntstetd mmmh i back Delton Hall turned himself in to police Ditchers, and Jim Camoanis, catcher, to their minor league camp for reassignment National Leaoun StenU and Valdez; larussl. Devine (3) and Voice. WP Stenlz (3-0).
LP-larussi (1-1). none. 3B none. HR-none. Records cjfter a warrant was issued for his arrest on as- MILLER'S HARNESS COMPANY JUMP-OFF PITTSBURGH PIRATES Reassigned At Bob Thomas Equestrian Center, Tampa Thursday's Results I Manns and Mike Roesler.
Ditchers: Mi 2 HUDSON 7. RIDGEWOOO 1 AT BABE ZAHARIAS BACK NINE TOURNAMENT Clan S.McCandrew 30.5; Arton 32.5; C.Barlow 35: N.Bennett 36.5 Clatt A.White 34; S.Duncan 36.5; B.Spaven 36.5 Clatt L.Blanco 31.5; J.Dunn 42 AT HUNTER'S GREEN MEN'S ASSOCIATION TWO MAN BEST BALL R. Best and D. Kevins 62; D. Klingle and J.
Langley 62; P. Trueland and B. Ziegler 65 dy Romero, catcher; John Wehner, third baseman: and Kevin Burdick. inlielder, to their 1. AboundGeorge Lindemann Jr, Conn, 0 faults.
38.127 seconds. 2. Bon Hudson 060 000 17 I OOP 160 0-1 2 saun cnarges against, a misDurgn woman, nan was; arraigned on a charge of simple assault and Eefeased on his own recognizance. BOWLING: N.Y., Jim Johnson Jr. won seven of eight matches to lead after four rounds in the Bldoewood furman (20-8) at West Virginia (16-13).
7:30 La laUe (19-9) at' Massachusetts (U 1,1) 7 30 p.m. front Washington (19-11) at South Carolina 119-121. 8 o.m. ,1 RetourD.D. Alexander.
San Antonio, Texas, 4, 36.367. 3.The Girl Next DoorBeezie Patton. nmnian and Clem. Weller. Passarelli 161 minor-league camp.
BASKETBALL Wnrid Basketball Leaoun Cazenovia. N.Y, 4, 38.947. 4. MonopolyBeth and Graftagnino. WP Quinlan (3-1); LP Weller 12-2).
3B-Lupole (H). Records-H FLORIDA JADES Named Matt Creamer underbill, scnomnerg. untano, uanaoa, 4. Butler (18-10) at Wyoming (19-11), 9:30 p.rg. 6-5: 8-3.
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