Smithfield, 10646, Women's 100 Backstroke Gold, Shery-lyn Billings, Springville, Silver, Lisa Klarlch, Price, Bronze, Karie Morrill, St. George, 1:21.69. Men's 100 Backstroke Gold, Joe Fre-tangek), Magna, Silver, Mike Har-grave, Bountiful, 1:12 08; Bronze Cris Chamberlain, Cedar City, 1:14.57., Women's 50 Freestyle Gold, Leslie Burk, Magna, 28 97; Silver, Stacey Weidauer, yr' irz THE DAILY SPECTRUM HQDAY, JUNE 26, 1387 PACE 9 Basketball Charlotte Named Carl Schesr vice president of operations. Coge Hunter Named Leslie Dorf head trainer. Slippery Rock Named Bob Di Spirito Interim football coach.
Wayne State Named Joe Horn Interim football coach. Football Cleveland Released running back Curtis Dickey and defensive end Keith Baldwin. Hockey Detroit signed Iree-agent center John Chabot to a 3-year contract. Soccer Chicago (MISL) Traded goalkeeper Victor Nogueira and a 1988 second-round draft choice to Cleveland for goalkeeper Chris Vaccaro and a 1968 first-round draft choice. sail Lake uty, Bronze, becky Heben, Salt Lake City, 29.77.
Men's 50 Freestyle Gold, Mark Hey borne, Cedar City, 26.01; Silver, Curt Anderson, Cedar Gty, 26.44; Bronze, Joe Hughes, 43 3 1 4 110 4111 0000 EDevtael Parker 1b SlIMIas F.Wllliamsp 65? BASEBALL fWvyinrlii i 9 A A 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE 35- 37-72 3S37-72 36- 37-72 36- 37-73 34- 39-73 37- 38-73 S39 37-36-73 3439-73 35- 38-73 3934-73 East Leonard If 4000 Maldonad rl 4 1 1 1 C.Davli ct 4 00 0 SpeierSb 4 111 mi Spllman ph 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 1110 Krukow 10 0 0 Gott 0 0 0 0 Aldreteph 1111 M.Davis 0 0 0 0 Milner ph 10 0 0 Garrelts 0 0 0 0 Youngbld ph 1 0 1 1 Totals 36 797 Pel. GB 80 Pounds Gold, Todd Eldredge, Junction; Silver, Jake Dodds, Cedar City. 86 Pounds Gold, Joel Holman, Leamington; Silver, John Kelly, Sandy; Bronze, David Wilson. North Ogden. 94.5 Pounds Gold, Ray Jackson, Delta; Silver, Kirk Morgan, Brlgham City; Bronze, Travis Dark, Cedar City.
103.5 Pounds Gold. Jason Kendall. Ogden; Silver, Kris Jackson, Delta; Bronze, Mark Jensen, Payson. 112 Pounds Gold, Lancer Whitaker, West Corinne; Silver, Shaun Evans, Spanish Fork. -121 Pounds Gold, Brad Strawn, Salt Lake City; Silver, Tom Duke, Sandy; Bronze, Don Falsler, Smithfield.
132 Pounds Gold. Brooks Jackson. Delta; Silver, Lance Harmon, Spanish Fork; Bronze, Tom LaMount, Hyde Park. 143 Pounds Gold, Mike Clegg, Sandy; Silver, Michael Bowcut, Monroe; Bronze, Kyle Anderson, Spanish Fork. 166 Pounds Gold, John Marsh.
West Valley City; Silver, Micah Chase, Leamington; Bronze, Travis Christiansen, Hurricane. Swimming Women's 400-Meter Freestyle Gold, Elizabeth Billings, Springville, Silver, Robin Leap, Cedar City, Bronze, Alison Anderson, Cedar City, 5:48.38. Men's 400 Freestyle Gold, Brian Ellison, Salt Lake City, Silver, Cris Chamberlain, Cedar City, Bronze, Darin DeMil-Is, Cedar City, 5:14.55. Women's 100 Butterfly Gold. Stacey Weidauer, Salt Lake City, Silver, Becky Hebert, Salt Lake City, Bronze, Shelly Hayes, Magna.
1:17.79. Men's 100 Butterfly Gold, Joe Hughes, St. George, Silver, John Wieland, Cedar City, Bronze, Shane Roghaar, OeeterJb, 3011 Landrurn 0 0 0 0 Murphy 0 0 0 0 Bell 3b 00 0 0 GuMckaon 3 0 1 1 LatMnia 10 00 43 26 .623 MM 11 39 33 542 5 31 39 .443 12U The Kansas' City Royals were counting on Danny Jackson's left arm to deliver at least 15 victories this season. It just hasn't worked out that way. The Royals are 4-12 when Jackson has started for a percentage of .250.
When Jackson Is not the starting pitcher the Royals own a 32-21 record or a winning percentage of .604. Quick Qui! Answer Frank Viola ol the Minnesota Twlna was a member of the same stall with Franco at St. John's University. Farm Famine Charles Hudson and Joel Skinner were recently sent down by the Yankeea to Colum-, bus of the International League (AAA) to regain their confidence. Hudson, pitching for the first time since his demotion, was pounded for seven runs on 12 hits in just four innings of work.
Skinner was hitless In four appearances. Kathy Whltworth Deborah Skinner Maria Flguerae-Ootti Lisa Young Sally Austin Martha Foyer jM.nMr Krlstl Albers Margaret Ward Deedee Roberta Caroline Gowan Lsnore Muraoka Leslie Pearson Shirley Furlong. Melissa Whltmire Joan Joyce Barb Mucha Lynn Adams Jill Brlles Donna White Pat Bradley Donna Caponl 36-37-73 3637-73 Long lump Joy Peterson, SG; Matt Mitchell, 6' CC; Sam Elliott, 8' SO. lOSmeter CC; Jessa-ca Fttch, 14.28, SG; Jodl Bevan, 14.37, CC. 20Smetr Jessica Filch, 29.80, SG: Gall Anderson, 29.94, SG; Amberty Gibson, 30.77, SG.
80Smetr Annie Marshall. 2:40.97, CC; Carolyn Horlacfier, 2:32.16, SG; Tlffard Ben-ware, 254.12, SG. 1600-meter Annie Marshall, 8:13.95, CC; Saskla Smith, Silvia Wilson, 7:10.72, SG. 4X100 relay Jessica Fitch, Gsil Anderson, Robbie Gouldlng, Amberty Gibson, 5752, Hurricane MS; Jennifer Chatterton, Angie Luke, Nlkkl Shaheen, Staci Yales, 57.63, Dixie MS 42: Sue Stocks, Sherrle Hulet, Tiffany GArrett, Andrea Mitchell, 57.68, Cedar 11. Softball throw Karen Maikowski, 139.0', SG; Robbie Gouldlng, 138.3', Hurr, Rochelle Blake, t28.r,SG.
Long jump Andrea Mitchell, CC; Angle Fullmer, 7' CC; Tiffany Garrett, 7' Bsya1S14 100-meter Bryan Winder, 12.14, SG; Dustln Adams, 12.82, SG; Mackay Steffenson, 12.91, CC. 200-meter Bryan Winder, 25.47, SG; Dustln Adams, 26.40, SG; Loren Hill, 28.67, SG. 800-meter Barry Myers, 2:29.50, CC; Joe Crouch, 2:44.09, CC; Anthony Famsworth, 9' 54 34 SG leOSmeter'- J.D. Holt, 557.70, SG; Sean Admot, 5:58.84, SG; Anthony Famsworth, 6:02.94, SG. 4X100 relay Brandon Thomas, Dustln Adams, Greg Hess, Bryan Winder, 51.11, Oixie MS Kevin Bradshaw, Aaron Jonas, Chris Barnes, Barry Myers.
54.66. Cedar City 1)1; McKay Steffenson, Brad Bohne, Brandon Bevan, Jeff Bohne, 55.60, Cedar 12. Softball throw Trevor Coombs, 207.1', SG; Chris Barnes, 186.6, CC; Brandon Allen, 161.7, Long lump Dustln Adams, 8' SG; Justin Esplin, 8' SG, Chris Barnes, 7' CC. 30 36 441 1214' St. Louis Montreal New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles Totals 36 6 11 5 TwouUJiaii winning si ueorge, ze.mi.
WOMEN'S SCHOLASTIC VOLLEYBALL Championship Game: Cache Valley del. Cats (St. George) 7-15, 1S6, 15-13. Bronze Medal Game: Delta Warriors del. Enterprise "D's" 1S9, 1S9.
MEN'S BASKETBALL Open Division Minersville 82, St. George 79 Utah Valley Medicine 112, C-Mart 73 Rebel Sports 115, Price Coca-Cola 75 Dar Belnap All-Stars 100, Barbarion Bros. 50 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Open Division Breakers 69, Brian Head 56 Price 76, Delia Warriors 52 MEN'S SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL Open Division Heart Realty 16, Big Nickel 4 Coors Lite 12, Sun Capital 3 1 Coors Lite 7, Mt. West 5 St. George Mulder 2, Wild West Auto 1 Mt.
West 9, Big Nickel Heart Realty 13, Sun Capital 0 I 40 32 .550 38 33 .535 IVi 33 38 .465 tVt Oncnnatl 000410 001-6 SnFranclseo 000221002-7 Effll'RSalW-San Francisco 1. LOB-Clncinnatl 9, San Francisco 5. 28-Brenlv. E. Davis.
Younnblood. HR Davis 49 .329 16Vi ban mego Thtindav'a Raiuhi varuivn (23), Maldonado (11), Speier (7), Aldrete (1), Thom*oaon 161 firanlv ffiL Sf CnnctfKinn I ALaura Tyler I Jfl Ann Una Gliluii 1 Will, MOT. Lvnn ConiMltu GOLF j- IP RERBBSO 5 GAMES CEDAR CITY, UTAH illlckson A 3 3608- 74 3707-74 36-38-74 3707- 74 3539-74 3606-74 Wi 3539- 74 3440-74 36- 36-74 3509-74 3638-74 3440-74 mii 3639-75 3609- 75 3609-75 3609-75 37- 39-75 3708- 75 3807-75 3609-75 36-39-75 3540- 75 39-36-75 3540-75 3639-75 3837-75 GoH Rssutts 1700,000 Greater Hertford Open At Cromwell, Conn, June 25 (Par 71) Susan Sanders Laura Huribut LeAnn Cassaday a atrty Johnston all Lee Hlrata Judy Sams Mitzl Edge Laura Baugh Nancy White Lisa Stanley Jane Blalcck Cindy Rarlck Kim Williams Betsy Barrett Janet Anderson Jackie Bertsch Rebecca Bradley Catherine Duggan Sherri Steinhauer Landrurn 1 21-3 0 1 1 1 3 Murphy(L43) 0 11 10 0 F.Williams 0 10 0 10 Franco- 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 San Francisco Krukow 31-3 8 4 4 0 2 85L. ia3 I 85 3 Gamuts (W 6-5) 2 1110 2 Murphy pitched to 1 batter In 9th. F.Williams Ktched to 2 batters in 9th.
BP-by M.Davis (Parker). WP-. Balk-. PB-Brenly. T-Z47.
Umpires Home, Wendlestedt; lb, Tata; 2b, Crawford; 3b, Davidson. (Sports Watch New York 8. Chicago 2 Sn Diego 4. Houston 1 Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0 Los Angeles 2, Atlanta 1 San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 6 Friday's Games St.
Louis (Magrane SO) at Montreal (Sebra 3-8), 7:35 p.m. -New York (Fernandez 9-3) at Philadelphia (Gross 4-7), 7:35 p.m. Icagj JMaddux 46) at Pittsburgh (Ora- Atlanta (Mahier'47) at San Diego (Hawkins 3-7), 10:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Power S3) at Los Angeles (Honeycutt 2-6), 10:35 p.m. Houston (Knepper 2-6) at San Francisco (UCoss S3), 10:35 p.m.
Saturday's Games New York at Philadelphia Houston at San Francisco Chicago at Pittsburgh, night St. Louis at Montreal, night Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night Atlanta at San Diego, night AMERICAN LEAGUE list Pet. GB Toronto 44 26 .629 New York 44 28 .611 1 Detroit 37 31 .544 Milwaukee 35 33 515 8 Boston 34 37 479 10Vi Baltimore 30 42 .417 15 Cleveland 25 45 .357 19 35- 29-64 3431-65 33-32-65 30-35-65 32-33-65 3333-66 32- 35-67 33- 34-67 32- 35-67 34- 33-67 3433- 67 36- 32-68 34-14-68 33- 35-68 3434- 66 SATURDAY 627B7 CNN Sports CtoseMjp (SD (13 SportsConter 13 Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection CD Great American Out- Wayne Levi Jim Thorpe Dan Foreman Denis Watson Bernhard Langer Gene Sauers Steve Pate Tom Watson Lee Trevino Fuzzy Zoeller Ernie Gonzalez JJobLohr J.C.Snead Ron Streck CurtByrum DougTewell Tim Simpson Harry Taylor Mike Hulbert Clarence Rose Mike Sullivan Howard Twitty George Archer Jim Gallagher Vance Heafner Mark Calcavecchia DanPohl Jay Haas Chip Beck T.C.Ctwn Ken Green Mark Pfeil Brad Greer Ronnie Black Major Fight Schedule (e-denotes defending champion) June 27 at Montreal c-Buster Drayton vs. Matthew Hilton, 15, IBF junior middleweight title. June 27 at Inglewood, Calif.
Frankie Duarte vs. Albert Davila, 12, bantamweights. June 27 at Cannes, France Frank Bruno vs. Chuck Gardner, 10. heavyweights.
June 30 at Atlantic City, NJ. Tommy Avers vs. Rolln Williams, 12, vacant USBA welterweight title; c-HaroW Knight vs. Felipe Oroazo. 12, USBA junior lightweight title, July 5 at Las Vegas, Nev.
Juan LaPorte vs. Lupe Suarez, 10, junior lightweight. July 15 at Phoenix c-Louie Espinoza vs. Jams Pipes, 15, WBA junior featherweight Jury 18 at Las Vegas, Nev. c-Mike Mc-Callum vs.
Donald Curry, 15, WBA junior middleweight title. Aug. 1 at Las Vegas, Nev. c-Mike Tyson vs. c-Tony Tucker, 15, heavyweight title HOUSTON SAN DIEGO abrhbi abrhbi Hatcher cf 4 0 10 Jefferson cf 3 110 Childress 000 0 Flarmry2b 3111 Doran2b 400 0 Gwynnrf 3120 Jackson 3b 3111 Martinez If 302 2 GDavi? 4 8 8 8 Krukib 2 0 0 0 Bass rf 4 010 Mitchell 3b 3 011 Pankovltslf 2010 Bochyc 3 00 0 Cruz ph 1010 Templetnss 3000 Thonss 2000 Draveckyp 2000 CReynldsss 2 0 0 0 McCullers 100 0 RReynoldsc 2000 Ashby 10 0 0 Scott 200 0 PuMd 1010 Totals 3316 1 Totals 27 4 74 Houston 000100000-1 San Diego 00000400X-4 Game-winning RBI Martinez (4).
DP-Houston I LOB Houston 6, San Diego a HR-Jackson (1). SB-Martinez (3), Panto. vits (U Hatcher (27), Doran (11), Jefferson (14). Flannery. 3434-68 1 3632-68 3335-68 3434-68 34-34-68 33- 35-68 3533- 68 34- 34-68 32-36-68 35- 34-69 35-34-69 34- 35-69 35- 34-69 3534- 69 42 29 592 -37 33 529 414 SHOOTING 50-Meter Small Bore (English Match) Masters Division Gold, Dean Hutchison, Provo, 575; Silver, Rodger Denney, West Valley City, 497.
Open Division Gold, Greg Calvert. Weber, 512; Silver, Shirley Nicholas, Cedar City, 441. Scholastic Division Gold, James Denney, West Valley City, 575; Silver, Adrian Anderson, Cedar City, 506. Rapid Fire Pistol Masters Division Gold, John Zemanek, Cedar City, 521; Silver, Ted Mason, Cedar City, 519; Bronze, Gary Delsignore, Cedar City, 517. Open Division Gold, Paul Di Francesco, Sandy, 460; Silver, Moana Di Francesco, Salt Lake City, 367.
Scholastic Division Gold, Corey Searle, West Valley City, 529. BOWLING Second Round Women's Single Scratch Sharon Wanczyk, Ogden, 1168; Sharon Glass, Clinton, 1157; Flip Nicoi, Price, 1052. Men's Singles Scratch John Bertolina, Salt Lake City, 1319; David Barondeau, Cedar City, 1240; True Ott, Cedar Cily, 1149. Women's Singles Handicapped Rolayne Davis, Panguitch, 696, Pauline Washburn, Joseph, 602; Lynn Piper, Beryl, 586. Men's Singles Handicapped Doug Johnston, Salt Lake City, 691; Keith Workman, Cedar City, 651; Mark Spicer, Cedar City, 572.
Juniors 1418 Years Brian Workman, Cedar City, 653; Oeanne Wanczyk, Ogden, 693; John Barondeau, Cedar City, 618. Preps 913 Years Kelly Wanczyk. Ogden, 674; JR Lipscomb, Cedar City, 652; Brian Glass, Clinton, 617. Mixed Doubles Scratch Sharon Wanczyk, Ogden, and John Bertolina, Sail Lake City, 4542; Frances Davis and True Oil, Cedar City, 4372; Pauline Washburn, Joseph, and John Peek, Provo, 3816. Mixed Doubles Handicapped Peggy Hilliard, New Castle, and Dave Barondeau, Cedar City, 2628; Rolayne Davis, Panguitch, and Doug Johnston, Salt Lake City.
2549; Lynn Piper, Beryl, and Dudley Alger, Cedar City, 2542. WRESTLING Middle School Division 75 Pounds Gold, George Chappell, Loa; Sliver. Heston Hamilton, Highland; Bronze, Stewart Hennefer, Magna. 36 33 522 5 37 34 521, 5 34 38 .472 8V Oakland Kansas City Seattle California Texas Chicago 8 8 1 88 CD 13 SpeedWeek Special Roundtable (3) Wimbledon Tennis (Taped) (SD 1 3 Jet Skiing: World Finals (R) CD Sporting Life 9 Major League Base-ball: Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates (Live) SD 1 3 Sportscenter Saturday (3D 13 Truck and Tractor Put) CNN Sport Saturday (SD 1 3 Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (Taped) Utah Summer Game (SD (13 Arena Football (Live) 10 Ma)or League Basebalk Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres (Live) (SD 13) NFL Film Presents (R) (3D II 3 Sportscenter Saturday CNN Sports Tonight 0 Utah Summer Games (SD 13 Top Rank Boxing: John Meeklna vs. Robert Guy (R) (3D 13 SportsCenter CNN Sport Latenlght QD 13 Auto Racing: USAC Midget (R) (3D13-HydroplanRac-Ing: OMC Cobra Series (R) CNN Sports Review (3D 13 Rugby: World Cup Championship: Final Match (R) IP ncnoBSO TRANSACTIONS (S3 (13) Action Outdoor with Juliua Boroa (SD 13 flunrUng and Racing (SD 13 Tom Mann Outdoor CD Motorwaak 13-Sportacantar Saturday CNN NCAA Preview Baseball '87 SD 13 PBA Bowling: Columbia Open (Ft) 0 Wimbledon Tennis (Taped) 120PM (SD13J Women'a Volleyball: U.S.
v. Brazil In Women'a Challenge (R) Golf: Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open (Live) (3) Inside Look Boxing: Buster Dray, ton vs. Matthew Hilton (Live) (3) Major League Baseball: Games To Be Announced (Live) 3D 13 Auto Racing: NASCAR Budweiser 400 FI) 240PM CBS Sports Saturday (Live) CNN Sport Close-up Wide World of Sports (Live) inurtoay-a hssur Minnesota 4, Cleveland 3 Friday's Games Boston (Clemens 66) at New York (John 7-3), 730 p.m. Baltimore (Griffin 00) at Detroit (Terrell 7), 7:35 p.m.
Oakland (Stewart 87) at Cleveland (Carlton 54, 7:35 p.m. California (Reuss 1-0) at Chicago (DeLeon 56), 8 p.m. Minnesota (Viola 65) at Texas (Witt 2-3), 8:35 p.m. 8 1 5 0 2 Scott (L 94) 7 6 4 4 Childress 110 0 Smi OitQO DraveckyfWi 61-3 4 1 1 McCullers (S 9) 223 2 0 0 Thursday's Sports Transactions WP-McCulers. Umpires-Home, B.
Williams; 1b, McSheny; 2b, Poncinoj 3b, Brocklander. Seattle (Morgan S8) at Kansas City fLM- brand! 8-4V l. Toronto (Key at Milwaukee (Wegman Baltimore Signed pitcher Chris Myers, assigned to Bluefield (W.Va.) ol Appalachian League (Rookie). Los Angeles Dodgers Signed outfielder-third baseman Ramon Guerrero to play tor the Santo Domingo Dodgers of the Dominican Republic Summer League. Obtained in-fielder-outfielder Jose Mota from the Texas Rangers for infielder Larry See; assigned Mota to San Antonio of the Texas League.
Philadelphia Named Garry Maddox broadcaster, outfield instructor and community representative. San Diego Activated outfielder Marvell Wynne from the 15 day disabled list; sent pitcher Ray Hayward to Las Vegas of the Pacific Coast League (AAA). Qorf Score 1325,000 Monte Carlo Open At Monte Carlo, Monaco, June 25 (Par 69, reduced to 68 for second round) Peter Senior, Aus. 6663129 Curtis Strange, U.S. 6566-133 John Bland, South Africa 67-66-133 Juan Anglada, Spain 67-66133 John Morgan, Britain 6665133 Seve Ballesteros, Sp.
6666-134 Rodger Davis, Australia 71-63-134 Gavin Levenson. S.AIr. 6965134 Giuseppe Call, Italy 69-65134 Hugh Baiocchl, S.AIr. 71-64-135 Silvio Grappasoni, Italy 67-66135 Frederic Regard, France 7065-135 Justin Hobday, S.AIr. 6668-136 Jaime Gonzalez; Brazil 67-70137 Steen Tinning, Denmark 68-69137 Mike Allen, U.S.
72-65-137 Fulton Allen, S.AIri. 68-70-138 Emilio Rodriguez, Spain 7S68138 Tommy Armour III, U.S. 7068-138 Andrea Canessa, Italy 716139 Santiago Luna, Spain 71-68139 Dillard Pruitt, U.S. 71-70-141 Bill Malley, U.S. 7249-141 Will Winsnes, S.
Afr. 71-71-142 Peter Carsbo, Sweden 71-71142 Mark Wiltshire, S. Afr. 73-70143 Per-Ame Brosledt, Sweden 72-72144 Heinz-Peter Thud, FRG 7470144 Nathaniel Crosby, U.S. 7569-144 Mick Adco*ck, U.S.
70-74-144 Constantino Rocca, Italy 70-74-144 Dana Banks, S. 7471-145 Brad Bell, 7868-146 Ignacio de Leon, Mexico 72-75147 Noel Ratcllffe, Australia 77-72-149 Juan Pinero, Spain 7S74-149 7681-157 Manuel Calero, Spain 70-withdrew Set to complete second round) rian Marchbank, Britain 3201-63 Greg Turner, New Zealand 33-33-66 John Slaughter, U.S. 32-34-66 Chris Moody, Britain 33-33-66 Philip Walton, Ireland 3432-66 Roger Chapman, Britain 3432-66 Art Russell, U.S. 32-35-67 Mike Harwood, Australia 3433-67 Marc-Antoine Farry, France 3205-67 Paul Curry, Britain 35-32-67 Jimmy Heggarty, Britain 32-3567 Tony Johnstone, Zimbabwe 33-36-69 Ron Commans, U.S. 3S34-69 Antonio Garrido, Spain 3435-69 Miguel Martin, Spain 3603-69 Ian Baker-Finch, Australia 3S33-69 OveSellberg, Sweden 36-3369 Jose Rivera, Spain 35-3570 Peter Teravainen, U.S.
3436-70 Billy Andrade, U.S. 33-37-70 Wayne Riley, Australia 32-36-70 Wayne Smith, Australia 33-37-70 Ron Stellen, U.S. 37-34-71 Manuel Moreno, Spain 37-35-72 Manuel Pinero. Spain 3507-72 John Clifford, Australia 3606-72 Peter Fowler, Australia 3705-72 Anders Forsbrand, Sweden 3635-73 Mariano Aparicio, Spain 3836-74 Jose Davila, Spain 3636-74 Vaughan Somers, Australia 3638-74 Frank Nobilo, New Zealand 3707-74 Wayne Westner, South Alrica 3639-75 Kelly Clair, U.S. 38-37-75 P.vanderRiet,S.Afr.
38-36-76 Rick Hartmann, U.S. 38-36-76 Jeff Hawkes, South Africa 3642-78 Todd Meena, U.S. 3940-79 o-r), p.m. Saturday's Games Oakland at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. California at Chicago, 3:20 p.m.
Minnesota at Texas, 2, 6:35 p.m. Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Baltimore at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m.
Thundiy'f Antricn tttjut Boxscont CLEVELAND MINNESOTA abrhbi abrhbi Butler cf 4 0 10 Gladden If 4 12 1 Castillo ph 1 0 00 Newman ss 400 0 Bemazrd 2b 4010 Puckettcf 4110 Franco ss 3 0 20 Hrbeklb 4112 Tablerlb 20 00 GaettiSb 40 10 Hall If 4 0 00 Smalieydh 4 131 Snyder rf 4 0 10 Brunnsky rf 2 0 0 0 Parsons dh 4000 Laudnerc 3 000 acoby3b J2 1f Lombrdzz 2b 3 0 0 0 Totals 323 83 Totals 32 4 84 Cleveland 010002000-3 Mtonesota 30010000x-4 Game-winning RBI Gladden (5). Franco. VP-Minnesota 2. LOB Cleveland 8, Minnesota 5. 2B Jacoby.
HR Gladden 14), Hrbek (181 Smalley 15), Bando (31 SB-Franco 2 (16), Brunansky (4). IP RERBBSO Thursday's National League Boxacofea Manufacturer speaks in club's defense NEW YORK abrhbi Wilson cf 5 0 2 2 Miller 2b 5 110 Hemandz lb 3 2 2 0 Lyons 0 0 0 0 Carter 4 111 Sisk 0 0 0 0 Myers 00 00 Strawbrry rf 5 1 2 1 McRynldsIf 5 0 2 2 Johnson 3b 2 20 0 CHICAGO Martinez cf Palmeiro If Mumphry rf Durham 1b Morel and 3b Trilk3b Noee 2b Sundberg Brumley ss Trout abrhbi 4 110 5 000 1100 4 0 30 4 00 1 0000 4 000 4 000 nn 0000 4 4 16 Nlekro(LS7) Santana as 3 12 2 Notes PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) The head of the company that manufactures a widely-used club that the U.S. Golf Association plans to ban after 1989 said Thursday that the club meets all manufacturing specifications of the Rules of Golf. In a statement released by Karsten Manufacturing president and founder Karsten Solheim said he found it hard to believe that the USGA planned to use what he called a new, non-standard measurement for the grooves on golf clubs.
'In the past, the USGA has followed nationally ac cepted engineering standards for measurement," he said. The statement made no mention of possible legal action against the USGA, something Solheim had said in the past he would consider if there was a ban against the Ping Eye-2 irons. In announcing the ban earlier this week, the USGA said studies indicated that the space between the square grooves affects the spin of the ball, giving the users of the Ping clubs an advantage over those who use clubs with the traditional V-shaped grooves. Matthews ph 0 0 00 Goodenp 30 10 Lynch Magadan 1b 0 0 0 0 Blylevan(W6) 6 8 3 3 5 4 Frazler 1 0 0 0 1 2 Reardon (S 15) 2 0 0 0 0 4 WP-Nlekro. Umpires Home, Koec; 1b, Roe; 3b, Bamett 0000 00 00 0 000 Dernier ph RDavIs Dayette ph Totala Chicago' New York 1000 31 241 1119 11 Totals 001 000 010- 2 11212100X-8 Carter (5).
Game-winning RBI Miller, Sundberg. DP-Chicago 1. LOB Chicago 9, New York 11. 2B Hernandez, Strawberry, McReynokts, Durham. 3B Wilson.
SB Martinez (6), Johnson (13). Good-w. Brian Claar Paul Azinger Russ Cochran Lehnie Clements Blaine McCallister Dick Mast Gil Morgan Brad Faxon Bob Gilder John Inman Aki Ohmachi Mike Donald Mark O'Meara David Canipe Frank Conner Andy Dillard Ed Dougherty GaryKrueger John McComish Rocco Mediate Duffy Waldorf Dewey Amette Bobby Clamper! Peter Jacobsen Bob Lunn Mark Lye Bob Murphy Tony Sills Mike Smith Jim Carter Bobby Cole Brett Upper Mark Brooks Tony Grimes Larry Rinker Gordon Smith Robert Wrenn Perry Arthur Bill Brltton Roger Maltbie Mark McCumber Loren Roberts Tom Sieckmann Barry Jaecket Scott Verplank Davis Love III Robert Thompson Ray Barr Ed Flori John Cook Lou Graham Jim Simons Brad Fabel Scott Hoch Hale Irwin Gary McCord Chris Perry Kenny Perry Doug Oalzel Jay Delsing George Bums Trevor Dodds -Philip Jonas John Mahalfey Dave Rummells Dave Stockton Richard Zokol Mike Nkwlette Charles Boiling Ray Floyd Brian Mogg Don Shirey Pat McGowan Bill Rogers Willie Wood Mike Bender Doug Johnson Bob Eastwood Hubert Green Joey Sindelar Phil Blackmar Antonio Cerda Buddy Gardner FredWadsworth Morris Hatalsky Paul Ryiz isao Add John Adams Lon Hinkle Chris Kite Mac O'Grady Steve Jones Ken Mattiace Bill Kratzert Steve Eikington RickFehr Gary Koch Tom Gamer Rick Dal pos Andrew Magee Bill Glasson Mike Colandro Dan Halldorson Leonard Thompson Dave Eicheibergar Jim Wilson Doohan stuns defending champ Becker Major League Leaders Batting National League Gwynn, SD ft) 258 52 96.31 Raines, Mil 48191 50 71.3717 Galarraga, Mil 64 239 39 61 .339 Maldonado, SF 69273 49 91.333 Murphy, AtL 71 258 60 86 .333 Daniels, Cln 60201 48 65 .323 Clark, SF 66 229 35 74 .323 Guerrero. LA 69 251 44 81 .323 Davis, On 62 229 63 73 .319 Clark, St.l 68 237 54 75 316 ncnooau Chicago Trout (L 4-2) Notes Lynch RDavis New Yoifc Gooden(W41) Sisk 323 1-3 2 2 7 1 0 0 36-3369 33-36-69 33- 36-69 3534-69 36-33-69 3336-69 34- 3670 36-34-70 34- 36-70 3436-70 35- 35-70 36- 34-70 3534- 70 35-35-70 33- 37-70 3436-70 35- 35-70 3436-70 3535- 70 343670 34- 36-70 3436-70 35- 35-70 36- 34-70 3436- 70 36- 35-71 36- 35-71 37- 34-71 3437- 71 3338-71 36-71 36-71 36- 35-71 38- 33-71 3437-71 37- 34-71 3437-71 34- 3771 35-71 36-71 3437-71 35- 36-71 37-34-71 3437-71 35-36-71 37-34-71 36- 35-71 3437- 71 37- 35-72 36-36-72 39- 33-72 36-36-72 3606-72 36- 36-72 35-37-72 37- 35-72 3438- 72 35- 37-72 36- 36-72 36-36-72 3438-72 36-36-72 3636- 72 36-36-72 36-36-72 35- 37-72 36- 36-72 37- 35-72 37-3572 35-37-72 35- 38-73 36- 37-73 36- 37-73 35- 31-73 37- 3673 36- 37-73 36- 37-73 37- 36-73 38- 35-73 36-37-73 39- 34-73 3637- 73 36- 37-73 38- 35-73 37- 36-73 3637- 73 3935-74 37-37-74 3638- 74 37-37-74 36-36-74 3636-74 3606-74 36-36-74 3636- 74 36-38-74 36- 39-75 40- 35-75 37- 38-75 37-38-75 3540-75 36- 37-75 37- 38-75 3837-75 37-38-75 3637- 75 4036-76 17-39-71 4036-76 39- 37-76 39-36-77 41- 37-78 3939-78 3643-79 4039- 79 4307-80 4040- 80 41-39-80 3946-85 42-WOR 3740-77WDR American League ab pet. Ol WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) Two-time defending champion and top seed Boris Becker today was ousted by Australian Peter Doohan in the second round of the Wimbledon tennis championships.
Doohan, 26 and ranked 70th in the world, prevailed 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. He played commandingly at the net and dominated the out-of-sorts West German, who made repeated unforced errors. Becker failed to find the inspiration he needed but saved one match point with a fine pass as Doohan, a 1 Myers MISCELLANY WP-RDavts. PB-Lvons. T-309.
Umpires Home, Kibton'lb, Quick; 2b, Freom-ming; 3b, Bonlrt MONTREAL ibrhbi rooo Candaeie 2b 5 24 3 4212 4 000 30 2 2 Webster rf Raines It Wallach3b Galarrao lb PITTSBURGH abrhbi Cangeknilf 4 110 VanSlyklb 4 110 Ray 2b 4022 Bonds cf 4000 Reynolds rf 4 0 10 Senilis 3b 4 0 10 LaVallierec 3 0 0 0 Bernard ss 3 0 0 0 Dunne 10 0 0 Boggs, Bos 70262 53100.362 Trammed, Det 59 240 46 63 J46 PucketLMin 70281 49 95 338 Tartabull. KC 65 242 35 79 .326 Franco, tie 70 272 44 87 .320 Tabler.Oe 70 267 37 85 .318 Nokes, Det 58198 36 63 318 Fletcher, Tex 67265 35 84 317 Fernandez, Tor 70 277 42 87 514 Randolph, NY 71265 59 83 513 Home Rune National League Davis, Cin and Murphy, Atl 23; Clark, StL 21; Dawson, Chi, Strawberry, NY and Virgil, Atl 20. American League Bell, Tor 25; McGwire, Oak 22; Bartield, Tor and Hrbek, Minn 18; Davis, Oak, O'Brien and Parrish, Tex and Ripken, Bal 17. Runs Batted ki National league Clark, StL 6ft Davis, Cln, Dawson, Chi and Wallach, Mtl 63, Mc-Gee, StL and Murphy, Atl 52. American League Bell, Tor 65; Joyner, Cat 56; Ward, NY 53; Parrish, Tex 52; Ripken, Wnnnghmcf 4 010 Foley as.
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SB Reymlds (8) S-Martlnez. fP RERBBSO bal ana winnen, oi. break up in the fourth set, served for the match. But on the next point, Becker hit a backhand wide of the court, and Doohan became the first man in three years to defeat the 19-year-old champion at Wimbledon. There were no service breaks in the second round match until the 10th game of the second set, when Becker finally got the better of Doohan.
The first set had been won on a tiebreak, and although Becker had threatened throughout the second set to break, his own shots into the net kept Doohan alive. But after winning the second set, Becker was immediately broken in the first game of the third set. Doohan broke again to lead 5-2 and confidently regained the advantage by going two sets to one up in the following game. Beaten by Becker in both their previous meetings, Doohan kept his head in the fourth set. He set up victory by breaking Becker's service in the seventh game, with a good service return on his third break point.
The next two games went with service, but Doohan raced into a 40-0 lead in the 10th game to provide the springboard for the biggest upset of these championships. Although it was the first time Becker had lost a completed match at Wimbledon, he did retire hurt when playing American Bill Scanlon in his first visit to the championship in 1984. No. 2 seed Ivan Lendl also struggled today, but he ft nally made it through to the third round after five sets against Italian Paolo Cane. Lendl, losing finalist to Becker last year, resumed at one set down and 5-5 in the second in the match that had been interrupted by rain Thursday.
He had his hands full, and later admitted, "I'm known for making people famous out as Cane came with in a whisker of ousting the French Open champion in the fourth set. Lendl finally won 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-7 (2-7), 7-5, 6-1. But the 27-year-old Czechoslovak charged: "He tries to cheat. Every time the ball goes near a line he argues. "I said to him, 'Stop crying and play tennis'," Lend! said.
Cane, noisily supported by Italian fans in the Center Court crowd, had never played in a tournament on grass. He led 4-3 in the fourth set, a service break ahead and with another break point as Lendl faltered. But Cane let him off the hook, hitting a drop volley into the net, arH Lendl broke back. National League Coleman, StL 47; Davis, Cin 29: Hatcher, Hou 27; Gwynn, SD 24; Raines, Mtl 22. American League Reynolds, Sea 25; P.
Bradley, Sea and Henderson, NY 23; Redus, ZIW20) 51-3 6 2 2 0 3 cm ano wnson, zi. Governor intent on extraditing Knight INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) While Gov. Robert Orr was vowing to fight any attempt to extradite Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight, his counterpart in Puerto Rico was pondering that very move. Gov. Rafael Hernandez-Colon Thursday ordered the Puerto Rican justice department to investigate the possibility of seeking Knight's extradition to the island to serve a six-month jail sentence for assault.
Aide Danny Velez said the governor of Puerto Rico asked for a detailed report, including a background on the case and an interpretation of a ruling this week by the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court ruling allows federal judges to step into cases involving a governor who refuses to extradite a person. Hernandez-Colon is expected to decide next week whether to seek Knight's return to Puerto Rico. Knight was coach of the United States basketball team in the 1979 Pan American Games staged in Puerto Rico.
After leaving the island, he was tried in absten-tia and convicted of striking a police officer. No formal effort was made at the time to extradite Knight. Then-Indiana Gov. Otis Bowen said he would not send the controversial coach back to Puerto Rico. Orr, who succeeded Bowen as governor of Indiana, said Thursday he will fight any attempts to.
extradite Knight. National League Heaton, Mtl and Sut-Ciiffe. CW Fernandez, NY 9-3; Scott, Hou 94; Six pitchers tied with 8 victories. American League Saberhagen, KC 12-2; Morris, Det 103; Rhoden, NY and Young, Oak 94; Langston, Sea 96. Earned Run Average (Based on 1 inning a number at games Men teem has played) National League Scott, Hou 2.2ft Reus-Choi, Pitt 253; Hershiser, LA, 156fFeman-dez, NY 252; Honeycutt, LA and Ryan, Hou 2.95.
American League Schmidt, Bal 24; Lei brand! and Saberhagen, KC 233; Clancy, Tor 255; Boddicker, Bait and Key, Tor 2.90. Strikeouts National League Hou 133; Ryan. Hou 113; Hersnlser, LA 95; Fernandez, NY 91; Valenzuela and Welch, LA 85. American League Langston, Sea 126; Clemens, Bos and Hlguera, MH Swindell, Clev 97; Wirt, Cal 92. McGaffigan (S 7 323 0 0 0 0 2 Ptttoburah Dunned 32) 3M 8 5 5 4 2 Taylor 31-3 2 2 2 3 1 Smiley 2 1 0 0 0 0 T-257.
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SB-Coleman (47), Herr (12), Pendleton (8), Smith (18). S-Srrkth, Mathews IP RERBBSO David Frost David Peoples Bruce Soulsbv MYDON BLAKE John Home Jodie Mudd Ted Lehmann Dan DiRico Ray Stewart GarySassu Mark Hayes Charlie Meade Larry Graham -Andy Bean Kenny Knox Hsrshey Track and Field Meet Southern Divisional June 20, Hansen Stadium, SI George (Fop two finishers in each event qualify for the State Hershey Track Meet to be held July 18 In Prow at the BYU Track.) Winners listed In order of finish from 1st to 3rd Girts 9-10 50-meter Marsjon Wilkinson, 7.81, SG; Kimberfy Christian, 807, SG; April Schop-pman, 8.08, CC. 100-meter Marsjon Wilkinson, 15.02, SG; Marci Harker, 15.37, SG; Jane Marshall, 15.53, SG. 200-meter Marci Harker, 3158, SG; Ellie Dakin, 32.16, SG; Michelle Adams, 33 65, CC. 400HTieter Michon Hepworth, 1:14.99, SG; Natalie AlbrechL Jill Yardley, 1:16.64, CC.
4X100 relay Kristy Sullivan, Ellie Dakin, Marsjon Wilkinson and Kim Christian, 1:01.42, East Elementary; Marci Harker, Jane Marshall, Kelly McCarrofl and Betsy Fowler, 101.46, Bkwmington Elementary; and Marylynn Humphries, Seima Everett, Megan Beynon and Brand! Gublar, 1:05.30, Washington Elementary. Soltball throw Michelle Adams, 81.11, CC; Choli Ence, 80.4, SC; and Melinda Peterson, 79.9, CC. Long jump Jamie Winder, 6-9, SG; Courtney Young, 62, SG; and Morgan Cowan, SI, Boys H0 SSmeter Robert Dammann, 7.67, SG; Mer-1H Harrison, 7.88, CC; Nathan Esplin, 8W, SG lOSmeter Michael Marshall, 1453, CC; Brian Lewis, 15.03, SG; Robert Dammann, 15.26, sa 2Tjrmeter Brian Lewis, 31.76, SG; Michael Jones, 3256, SG; Ouincy Adams, 33.08, SG. Michael Marshall, 109.22, CC; Michael Jones, 1:1154, SG; Shane Morten-sen, 1:13.59, SG. 4X100 relay 1.
Shane Mortensen, Ben Carter, Brian Lewis, Danny Fogarty, 101.88, Bkwmington Elem; 2. Mkhael Jones, Brad Barben, Ryan Bowers, Nathan McGary, Sunset Mikel Cobb, Lee Dial, Jacob Bracken, Gavin Heaton, 1:06.83, East 12. Softball throw- Ryan Bowers, 143.11', SG; Merrill Harrison, 123.6', CC; CAde Creamer, IMV.CC Long jump Merrill Harrison, 61 CC; Todd Hospordacky, SG; Michael Marshall, 6' CC. Girts 11-12 lOOmeter Randilyn Wilkinson, 14.34, SG; Jill Christensen, 14.36, SG; Tawni 1457 SG. 200-meter Jen! Marshall, 3057, SG; Allsha Robinson, 32.39, SG; Rachael Bohne, 33.07, CC.
40rmeter Heidi Lee, 1:10.09, SG; Stephanos McMulkm, 1:12.18, SG; Camill Adams, 1:12.50, Sa (OSmeter Ami HaH, 3O003, SG; Oents Hancejr.OOfa, CC; Mandy Shaheen, 4X100 relay Jeni Marshall Tawni Turtle, Megan Harker, Stephanie McMuilm, 57.94, Woodward Sandee McArthur, Randilyn Wiikinaon, JM Christensen, Heather Sim-monda, 58.10, Woodward 11: Camille Nek-son, Amber Snow, Rennie GouWing, Nickl 121.10. Hurt; Mandy Shaheen, 1115', SG; Kendee tvereon, 1125, Sa Long jurrx) Heidi Lee, SG; Mary Cailatun, 6' 9, SG; Rebecca Breinhort, T. Boyi 11-12 VXVmeter larce Stubbs, 1356, CC; Yale Moray, 13.96, SG; Shon Spevak, 1454, CC 20OHTieter Jamin Bergeeon, 30.48, SG; Kyle West, 3059, SG; Scott McLawa, 3150, SG. 400-meter Ryan TopaHan, 10885, SG; Matt Burder, 1:10.48, SGt Cant AlrjracM, 1-1058, CC. jofmeter Jeff Attdn, 238.04, SG; Mike Webstar, 2:4456, SG; Copy Powe.
25057, sa. 4X100 retay Trie Morby. Cam Ence, David Dayton, JaarjnVoweM, 57.40, Woodwant Garrett Page, Lane Stubot, Shau Carter, Colby Rowley, 58.72, Cedar City Joehua Thayn, CcryCarronio, Sam Elkott, Aaron Felsteed, 5ftdaTiFarwarna Elent Softbak threw Nathan Andrua, HSf, SG; FKh HorMcner, totj1 SG; Mac Hama, 155.4', SG. National League Smith, Chi 20; Bsdro-slan, Phil 17: Worrell, StL 16; Franco, Cin 15; Smith, Hou 13. American League Plesac, Mil 16; Reardon, Mirm and Righetti, NY 15; Howell, Oak 14; Henke, Tor 11 GoH Results 3300,000 Rochester kwttatlonal At Ptttslord, N.Y June 25 (Par 72) Levi vaults into Hartford Open lead 41-3 123 1 1 Ruffin(L46) Batr Calhoun Hume St.
Louts Mathews (W 5-5) Tan A 38387. 1 1 Deb Richard Nancy Ledbetter Maid Bozartti Terry-Jo Myers Donna Cusarn-WiHdns Kim Shipman Parti Rizzo Nancy Tomich Sally little Anne-Marie Palli Muffin Spencer-Devlin 9 3 0 0 5 5 Urnpires-Horne, HaWon; 1b, Harnett; 2b, Weyen 3b, Montague. ATLANTA abrh 401 James cf. Cincinnati Reda pitcher John Franco has become one of baseball's best relievers. Can you name the major-leaguer who was Franco's teammate In college? (Answer below.) Dark) of the Day The name Davis Is peppered liberally around the major leagues: Joel of the White Sox, Jody and Ron of the Cuba, Storm of the Padres.
AMn of the Mariners, Mike ol the A Eric of the Reds, Glenn of the Astros, Chili and Mark of the Giants etc etc Eric Davia of the Reds collected three hits, including his National League-leading 23rd home run. In Cincinnati a ninth-inning loss to San Francisco. Oust of she Day 1 don't want to heap any mors praise on Gooden because I dont think he's Inat good, rm fust tired of hearing about Gooden. I'm lust Wl ol hearing about Gooden and hm problems. That's fine but I dont want to talk about It" Chicago Cubs Manager Gene 400 LOS ANGELES abrhbi Anderson a 4 0 2 0 Sax 2b .4000 Shenyef 4 111 Guerrero II 4110 Landreauxf 0000 MarahaHrf 3(11 Slucos 1b 3000 Perry lb 4 0 0 Assermchrp 0(0 Ok-HeeKu Cathy Morse Nancy Rubin Chris Johnson Mariene Floyd Judy Dickinson MegMaHon Linda Hunt Amy Alcott Heather Drew Party Jordan Susan Tonkin Lon Garbacz eaurpny )ii 4(1 ((0 Griffey If Davis pr Nettles 3b VkoIc Scosciac JO jq Hamilton 3b 36 10 401 4(1 3333-66 32- 35-67 31-37-68 3335-68 33- 35-68 3436- 69 35- 34-69 34- 35-69 33-36-69 3435-69 3435-69 3505- 70 3634-70 3406- 70 3307- 70 533 3535- 70 36- 35-71 3506- 71 3308- 71 3308-71 35- 36-71 3407- 71 3536- 71 3437- 71 3536- 71 3437-71 3308-71 3407- 71 3506- 71 3209-71 3306-71 3507- 72 3608-72 3537- 72 3608-72 3408- 72 3606- 72 35-37-72 3507-72 3607- 72 31-41-72 3408-72 3240-72 3606-72 3309-72 20BO Hubbafd2b 4(2 AlAKAnriar WckiFergort Acker ((( Simmona 2 6 I set last year by Mac O'Grady, the defending champion.
O'Grady managed only a 74 on Thursday. In Wednesday's pro-am event, Levi also fired a 64, the best score by a pro. "I've been shooting some really low pro-am scores this year, but my first-round scores haven't been so good," Levi said. "It's nice to get off to a good start." Langer, the 1985 Masters champion, is playing here for the first time. He said the course penalizes thoughtless approach shots but not bad drives.
"There is not so much rough, you can always reach the green," and he said of wayward tee shots, the further you miss it, the better off you are. But the greens are rather difficult. You cannot just hit anywhere on them; they are sloping and difficult to read." Denis Watson was lender after three holes, then scored five straight birdies, paired the 9th and eagled No. 10, a 558-yard par-5. At No.
10, he hit his drive approximately 380 yards on the hard, sun-baked ground, put a 5-iron shot 21 feet from the cup and sank the putt. He bogeyed Nos. 15, 16 and 17, and commented about his round, "It was a lot of fun for a while." Tom Watson, a former winner of the U.S. Open, Masters Tournament and the British Open, said, "I feel good about the way I'm swinging. If Wayne doesn't shoot any more 29s, I'll have a good chance to win the tournament." He hit all but two greens in regulation, managing three birdies on the front nine and one on the back.
CROMWELL, Conn. (UPI) As the temperatures rose at the Greater Hartford Open, so did Wayne Levi's game and confidence. Firing five consecutive birdies on the back nine, Levi shot a 7-under-par 64 Thursday and held a one-stroke lead after the first round of the $700,000 event. Levi, who has struggled this season and stands 89th on the money list, felt at ease in the high humidity and mid-80s temperatures. "I love it when it's hot," he said.
"I like it when it's just scorching." Levi finished the front nine with eight pars and a birdie before beginning his impressive run at No. 12. He rolled in birdie putts of 6, 12, 3, 6 and 5 feet before saving par at No. 17 with a 35-foot putt. The New Hartford, N.Y., resident then dropped a 14-foot putt on No.
18 to finish the back nine at the Tournament Players Club of Connecticut with a 6-under-par 29. "When you're playing well, everything goes right to the flag and the ball doesn't go in the side of the hole, it goes right in the center," he said. Bernhard Langer and Denis Watson were among a group of four golfers one shot back. Watson was 9-under-par after 14 holes but bogeyed the next three. Gene Sauers was alone at 66.
Tom Watson, winless in three years but second in last week's U.S. Open Championship, and Lee Trevino were among a group of five players three strokes back at 67. Levi's round was two strokes above the course record lf 3d 1 1 fltt) 0000011 Laurie Rinker Sandra Spuzich Barb Bunkowsky KeHv LeadbetMr 000 000 20K 2 Lee ajuakas GarnewavRBt Kathy Postiewait nta 1, rngsaaa a. HanvJton. HR-Slie- The Dodger signed Ramon Guerrero Thursday, who is the younger brother of Los Angelea outfielder Pedro Guerrero Ramon vrilpay lor the Santo Domingo Dodgers of the Dominican Republic Summer League.
The Dodgers saw obtained Joe Mote front (he Texas ftangers. Joee, who is the son of Los Anoelea Sn bete coech, Manny Moto, mm assigned fa Sen Aneonio (AA) of the 2B-Hufitiard, HffV rwicy acranwH Nina Fount Anne KeHy Karri Clark RERBBSO Kathy Ahern Alexander. 4-3 123 2 1 1 5 unit nam rlWST) 1 17 Val Skinner Nancy Lopez JaneCrafter Cathy Marina Elaine Croat Shant Turner T-2J7. Unerase) I tome, Heney, Davie; 2b. Saafct There hew been few sunny days this tm mm tor the San Diego Padres, owners of the wont feconl the maaora.
However, the sun tM sfm tot the Padre Thursday. With the help of little sunshine, a routine pop tei bet. sen Astros second busman Ba Doran, canMr fMder Btity Hatcher and riotit Moer Kevin Bass, keying fourrun srrth inning that earned the Mrs to a 4-1 triumph over Utm Scott and Houaeoa. KattrvnftMng Patty Sheehan Srarria Sroyer.
