4-C PEOPLE IN SPORTS 0 AP Growing pains Bryan Darrow, 4, tries to play catch with a friend using equipment he borrowed from his dad's softball team before their game in Penn Yan, N.Y. Reese finally proving 'he is worth a damn' COMPILED FROM WIRE REPORTS Three years after his "I'm Not Worth a Damn" article for Sports Illustrated became the definitive story on drug abuse in the National Football League, Don Reese is making a pro football comeback at 33. Reese, a defensive lineman who was the Dolphins' No. 1 draft choice in 1974, had been out of football for three years when Rollie Dotsch, who coaches the Birmingham Stallions of the United States Football League, asked him last year if he wanted to play again. Dotsch asked at the right time.
One good thing to say about Reese now is he passed a urine test with Birmingham. But it took eight months, according to Reese, for the league to make up its mind to let him play. Then it took some more time in training camp this year for Reese to convince himself that the physical punishment he was enduring was worth it. "The first day I came back I thought, 'Well, It didn't feel that bad. But for a while after that, there were lots of times where I tried to go home.
I figured I'd just quit and that'd be it. But every time I tried to leave, somebody would pull me back." Reese is not kidding anyone. He knows he's not to be confused with the player who in 1979 led the New Orleans Saints in sacks and was voted the club's most valuable defensive player. 2 Still, he began the season as a starter and had two sacks in his first three games. Then Mike Perko, an injured regular, returned and Reese has been a spot player.
A back injury that has forced him to miss two games has not helped. Madlock wants anti-drug program Pittsburgh Pirates captain Bill Madlock, admittedly "sick" of answering questions about a federal grand jury's probe of drug trafficking that reportedly involves players, is urging baseball to begin an anti-drug program to counsel new players. Madlock, 34, an 11-year veteran and four-time National League batting champion, said baseball players sometimes reach the majors almost fresh out of high school, unlike pro football players, who usually spend four or five years maturing in college. "All of a sudden these young guys, who might be immature, are making a lot of money and have a lot of time on their hands They're in a strange town where they don't know anybody and they can fall into the wrong crowd," Madlock said. "I know when I first came up, it took me three or four years to relax.
I didn't know who to turn to, who to talk to." Madlock's program would involve not only successful former major leaguers, such as the Pirates' Willie Stargell, but a player like former 30-game winner Denny McLain, who has encountered serious social and legal problems since ending his career. That's Spend a Buck Is it Spend A Buck or Spend a Buck? Does the Kentucky Derby winner spell his name with the capitalized or is it lower case? It's Spend a Buck, according to the Jockey Club, clearing house for horse registration. A check by the club on the original application submitted by owner Dennis Diaz, has the definitely down. Chicago Black Hawks center Troy Murray on playing with seven stitches in his forehead and a possible broken nose: "It hurts." GLAD YOU ASKED Q- What is meant by the expression "hot stove league?" Bill Lebecka, Rocky River. A Long ago, before the advent of television, baseball fans used to gather around the stove in the local hangout on winter and nights and talk about the grand old game.
And this was called the "hot stove league" as they'd talk trades, batting averages, prospects of the area team, etc. Now they watch the tube. Chuck Heaton For answers to sports questions write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 0., 44114. DID YOU KNOW THAT When Gary Carter hit a home run in the New York Mets' 1985 debut, he became the first player to hit a homer in six different season openers? Hall of Fame jockey Earl Sande, who won three Derbies in his illustrious 15-year career, one of which led to a Triple Crown in 1930 aboard Gallant Fox, was made a legend by writer Damon Runyon? Frank Dillon FOR THE RECORD MISL PLAYOFFS QUARTERFINALS (Best of five) CLEVELAND def. Chicago, 3-1 San Diego def.
Kansas City, 3-0 Baltimore def. Los Angeles, 3-0 Minnesota def. Las Vegas, SEMIFINALS 3:1. (Best of five) CLEVELAND VS. BALTIMORE Yesterday Baltimore 4, CLEVELAND 3 Blast leads series, Today Baltimore at CLEVELAND, 8:05 p.m.
(if necessary) Tuesday CLEVELAND at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. MINNESOTA VS. SAN DIE GO Yesterday Minnesota 8, San Diego 5 Sackers lead series. 2-1 (if necessary) Tomorrow San Diego at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Tuesday Minnesota at San Diego, 10:35 p.m.
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS San Diego -Minnesota winner vs. Baltimore CLEVELAND winner Blast 4, Force 3 Blast Defenders: Chinapoo, Kunovac, Stankovic, Thompson, Wittman, Savage: midfielders: Wirtz, Collins, Buriano; forwards: MacWilliams, Kitson, Nogy, Ercoli, Fink; goalie: Manning. FORCE Defenders: Mepham, Sweeney, James, Dargle, Raduka; midfielders: Furphy, Haaskivi, Millar, Tarnoczi, Nanchoff, Kazemoini, Kristiansen; forwards: Chapman, Ward; goalie: Vaccaro. Baltimore CLEVELAND 0 FIRST QUARTER-1, Bal, Fink 2 (Wirtz), 7:34. Penalties- LE bench (six fouls; served by Kazemaini), 13:44.
SECOND QUARTER-2, Bal, Buriano 2 (Fink), 3, CLE, ivi 4 (Chapman), 13: 10. Bal bench (six fouls; served by Ercoli), 9:01. THIRD QUARTER -4, CLE, Ward 6 (Haaskivi), 10:31. Penalties- -Bal bench (six fouls; served by Ercoli), 12:50. FOURTH QUARTER -S, Bal, Buriano 3 (McWilliams), 6, CLE, Mepham 1 11:07.
(Ward), 7, Bal, MacWillioms 6 (Savage), Penalties- Bal bench (six fouls; served by Chinapoo), 14:49. Shots on goal -Bal 6-5-4-7-22, CLE 267-8-9-30. -Bal, Manning 4-1) 30 shots, 9 saves, 3 gools. CLE, Vaccaro (L 4-3, 58:19) 22-9-4; Dargle (sixth attacker, 1:41) 0-0-0. Referees Dippolito.
A- 13,093. 1 3, TENNIS RESULTS Pam Shriver def. Rosalyn Fairbank, S. Africa, Alvcio Moulton def. Annabel Croft, Britain, 6-4, Doubles Second Round Pom Shriver-Elizobeth Smylie def.
Annabel Croft- Yvonne Ver mock, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. Gigi Fernandez Robyn White def. Sophie AmiachBarbara Gerken, 6-2, 7-6. TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS NEW YORK (AP) Results of yesterday's matches in the $615,000 Shearson Lehman Brothers Tournament of Champions at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills (seedings in parentheses): Singles Quarterfinals John McEnroe (1) def. Claudio Panatta, Italy, 3-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-5).
Ivon Lendl (2), def. Lawson Duncan, 6-3, Aaron Krickstein (3) def. Brad Gilbert (7), 6-3, 7-6 (7-5). Henrik Sundstrom (4); Sweden, def. Terry Moor Doubles Quarterfinals Givaldo Barbosa-Ivan Kley def.
Todd NelsonGlenn Lavendecker, 7-5, 6-1. Sommy Steve Meister def. Martin Jaite-Victor Pecci, 6-2, 61. Ken Flach-Robert Seguso def. Yannick NoahChristophe Roger Vasselin, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3.
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S INDOOR SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Results vesterday in the $200,000 Australian Women's Indoor Tennis championships at the Sydney tainment Centre: Singles Gigi Fernandez, Puerto Rico, def. Barbara Potter, 6-3, 6-3. GOLF RESULTS HENNESSEY LADIES CUP CLOUD, France (AP) Third-round results vesterday at the $50,000 Hennessey Lodies Golf Cup tournament at the por-74 St. Cloud course: Jan Stephenson, Australia, 71-71-72-214 Laura Davies, 69-67-79-215 Marie-Loure Taya, 70-76-73-219 Penny Grice, Britain, 69-76-76-221 Gillian Stewart, Britain, 74-74-74-222 Muriel Tomson, Britain. 75-75-72-222 Cotherine Panton, 79-74-71-224 Maxime Burton, Britain, 74-75-75-224 Vanessa Marvin, 72-77-76-225 Chris Lehmann, U.S., 74-77-15-226 Kitrina Dougias, Britain, 77-75-75-227 Dole Reid, Britain, 76-75-76-227 C.
Mourgu d'Alg, 77-76-75-228 INDY DRAW INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The qualifying lineup tor the 69th Indianapolis 500 as determined by draw yesterday with driver, chassis and engine, along with top practice speed recorded in the car this month (R- indicates Indy 1. No driver, March-Chevy Not practiced 2. Scott Brayton, March-Buick 212.464 3. Tom Sneva, 209.996 4. Danny Ongais, March-Cosworth 211.218 5.
Pancho Carter, 212.464 6. Derek Daly, 201.793 7. Emerson Fittipaldi, March- 209.059 8. Roberto Guerrero, March-Cosworth 213.725 9. -Arie Luvendyk, Lotus-Cosworth 207.996 10.
Al Unser No time 11. Mario Andretti, Lola-Cosworth 214.285 12. A.J.Foyt, March-Cosworth 209.309 13. Al Unser, 209.399 14. R- John Poul March-Cosworth 203.022 15.
Steve Chassey, March-Chevy V-8 205.245 16. No driver, Lola-Cosworth No time 17. Dennis Firestone, March-Cosworth. 194.636 18. -Ed Pimm, 210.133 19.
Michael Andretti, March-Cosworth 206.615 20. -Michael Roe, Lola-Cosworth 206. 185 21. Geoff Brabham, March-Cosworth 211.665 22. No driver, March-Cosworth 181.451 23.
Jim Crawford, Lola-Cosworth 205.855 24. No driver, Lola-Cosworth. 195.439 25. No driver, March-Cosworth No time 26. No driver, March-Cosworth.
201.342 27. Josele Garza, March-Cosworth 211,665 28. Don Whittington, 212.715 29. Pete Halsmer, March-Cosworth 206.043 30. Dick Simon, March-Cosworth 209.970 31.
Bobby Rahal, March- 214.183 32. Johnny Rutherford, 209.497 33. No driver, Lola-Cosworth No time 34. R- J. Villeneuve.
No time 35. Jerry Kart, 182.8 36. Scott Bravion, March- Buick V-6 210.674 37. No driver, March-Cosworth 205.198 38. No driver, March-Cosworth No time 39.
No driver, No time 40. Howdy Holmes, 211.267 41. Bill Whittington, 212.414 42. Al Unser 211.168 43. Chet Fillip, Lola-Cosworth 201.612 44.
No driver, Lola-Casworth 201.612 45. Rick Mears, March-Cosworth 213.371 46. Danny Sullivan, 212.615 0. Bobby Rohal, March-Cosworth 212.414 48 No driver, Lola-Cosworth 186.2 49. Kevin Cogon, 201.793 50.
Tom Bigelow, No time BOWLING RESULTS BEREA CONVENIENT MAJOR at Berea Roll Bowl Dave Johnke, 266-754; Don Vacho, 257-731; Roy Kurowski, 269-720; Tom Welling, 268-715; Mike Love, 257-698; Bob Urban, 295-689; Greg Omiecinski, 263-489; Ron Bowers, 244-674; Jett Schrelber, 269-672; Rick Parshen, 242-666; Ken Whitely, 245-664; Dick Henning, 236-660; Steve 270-653; Ernie Kovoch, 233-450. MADISON SQUARE SCRATCH at Madison Square Lanes Bob Giesen, 244-697; Mike Clark, 237-674; Steve Pamphilis, 265-652; Marty Mravec, 226-635: Mark Heldinger, 224-631; Dove Mravec. 226-630; Lou Woody, 254-628. Teams: Stuckey Catering del. Bennett-Harbarper tor the 2nd holt title, 26-4.
TANK McNAMARA Jeff Millar Bill Hinds HEART, OKAY. IT BUT I I BREAKS GUESS MY I WHAT DO NEW CAR DEALERS LAVE TO SELL THE TEAM. CLASSIFIED SAD? I WITH MILLION INCOMES PER ABOVE YEAR TAKE OUT COMING RIGHT UP. FORTUNATELY, THE LEAGUE PROVIDES FOR OWNERS WHO WISH NFL SUCKER DATA 5-11 1- -THE PLAIN DEALER, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1985 FOR FINAL SCORES CALL 344-4580 NBA PLAYOFFS EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best of seven) Philadelphia def. Milwaukee, 4-0 Boston 123, Detroit 113 Celtics win series, FINALS: (Best of seven) Philadelphia vs.
Boston Tomorrow Philadelphia at Boston, 1p.m. Tuesdoy Philadelphia at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18 Boston at Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Boston at Philadelphia, 1p.m.. (it necessary) Wednesdoy, May 22 Philadelphia at Boston, 8 p.m.
Friday, May 24 Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 26 Philadelphia at Boston, 1p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best of seven) Denver def. Utoh, L.A. Lakers def.
Portland, FINALS (Best of seven) Denver vs. L.A. Lakers Today Denver at Los Angeles, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Denver at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. Friday, May 17 Los Angeles at Denver, 10 p.m.
Sunday, 19 Los Angeles at Denver, 6 p.m. (if necessary) 'Wednesday, May 22 Denver at Los Angeles, 11:30 p.m. Friday, May 24 Los Angeles at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Monday, May 27 Denver at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Celtics 123, Pistons 113.
Bird 7-22 3-3 3 17, McHale 7-15 6-10 20, Parish BOSTON (123) 10-16 4-4 24, D. Johnson 6-11 10-14 22, Ainge 4-8 1-2 9, Buckner 1-1 2-2 4, Wedmon 7-8 2-4 17, Maxwell 1-1 1-2 3, Williams 3-7 0-0 7. Totals 46-89 29-41 123. DETROIT (113) Tripucka 7-17 6-8 20, Benson 4-11 0-0 8, Laimbeer 9-14 3-4 21, Long 2-4 0-0 4, Thomas 12-28 13-17 37, Roundtield 0-0 0-0 0, V. Johnson 2-10 1-2 5, Tyler 5-8 0-0 10, Cureton 4-6 0-0 8.
Totols 45-98 23-31 113. Boston 36 27 19 31-123 Detroit 31 21 34 27-113 Three-point goals -Wedman, Williams. Fouled -Laimbeer. Rebounds -Bos 46 (Parish 13). Det 70 (Laimbeer 13).
AssistsBos 30 (Ainge 9), Det 21 (Thomas 9). Total touls-Bos 28, Det 31. A NBA LOTTERY The following teams will porticipote in a drawing Sunday to determine the first seven picks in the National Basketball Association college draft (June 18): 1....... Atlanta Hawks 5........... L.A.
Clippers 2........ Indiana Pocers 6.... New York Knicks 3. Golden St. Warriors 7.
Seattle SuperSonics 4... Kansas City Kings SUPER SHOOTERS JERRY BROWN used a three iron to ace the 200-vard 12th hole at Hawthorne Valley C.C. CHRIS KOEHLER of Boy Village scored 0 hole-in-one on the 175-vard 18th hole at Riverside G.C., using a six iron. MARK RONAN aced the 160-vard 15th hole at Sleepy Hollow G.C., using an eight iron. NHL PLAYOFFS CONFERENCE FINALS (Best of seven) WALES CONFERENCE Thursday Philadelphia 4, Quebec 2 Tomorrow Quebec at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m.
Flyers lead series, 1-1 Tuesday Philadelphia at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. (it necessary) Thursday, May 16 Quebec at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Sunday, May 19. Philadelphia at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 1.
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Thursday Chicago 5. Edmonton 2 Tomorrow Edmonton at Chicago, 9 p.m. Oilers lead series, 2-1 Tuesday Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. (If necessary) Thursday, May 16 Edmonton at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 10 Chicago at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m.
3 STANLEY CUP FINALS TBA LATE THURSDAY Black Hawks 5, Oilers 2 Edmonton Chicapo FIRST PERIOD-1, Chi, O' Callahan 3 (Paterson, Secord), 5:01. 2. Chi, Larmer 6 (Sutter, Savard), 6:02. Penalties-Hughes, Edm, Savard, Chi, Krushelnyski, Edm, 18:15. SECOND PERIOD-3, Edm, Pouror (Krushelnyski, Meinyk), 11:14.
4, Chi, Sutter 9 (Savard, T. Murray), 14:20. Penalties- None. THIRD PERIOD -5, Edm, Messier (Anderson, Napier), 3:01. 6, Chi, Savard 7:07.
7, Chi, T.Murray 4 (Lysiak, Bannerman), 18:44 (en). Penalties-Secord, Chi, Melnyk, Edm, 4:07. Shots goal -Edm 9-18-8-35, Chi 10-14-9-33. Goalies- Edm. Fuhr.
Chi, Bonnerman. Referee- -Van Hellemond. A NHL LEADERS MONTREAL (AP) The top National Hockey League playoff scorers through games of Thursday: Pim Gretzky, Savard, 15 P. Stastny, 17 21 10 Goulet, Quebec. 8 19 Coffey, Lormer, Anderson, Edmonton Kurri, Edmonton Da.
Sutter, T. Murray, McKegney, Messier, Edmonton Huddy, Secord, Chicago. Kerr, Philadelphia 00 Naslund, Montreal Bossy, NY Smith, Montreal Maruk. Lysiak, Chicago. D.
Wilson, Robinson, Ashton, Quebec Propp, Philadelphia Linseman, Boston Bergen, AMATEUR SCORES SOFTBALL Hosanna 7, Columbia Meth. 0 Shell Bar 111 16, Inbetween Ill 5 BEDFORD MEN St. Elizabeth 16, N. Eaton 6 PARMA AAAA 7 Lounge 11, Eagles 3 N. Ridge.
25, Westloke Meth. 8 Glass Cutter 8, Seven Hills Tov. 5 Jack's 9, Maple of C5 LAKEWOOD MEN T. J. Buskey 9, Piffels-Furies 6 While Truck 16, Cortin Carlin 15 Marion 11, Newman Corner 7 The Players 8, It's Your Round 6 Arch 10, River Leasing 6 Ganim's 6, Rathskeller 3 Brookstate 8, Piffels 4: BEDFORD HTS.
MEN, Foirview Hosp. 10, Spirits 4 Trivia Lounge 4, North Coast 0 Kondik Adv. 12, Novak Jessie's 9, Mc C's3 PARMA AAAA Enerco 7, Nino's Lounge 5 Kyle T.J.'s 14, Yuppies MSI 5, Clev. Finest 4 BEREAMEN Mor-Ley Dec. 10, Penguins 4 PARMA AA Polish Village 7, Skiar 6 Casa de Tinsley9, Centaurs 2 Parma Cate 6, Tapco 5 Crusaders 6, Kings 5 Ohio Bump- Prime Jap's 6, 4.
Wimps Spee-D-Kleen 4 3 Jigsow Lacheta Oil Saloon 6, 15, Red Busky's Circle 4 5 Midcity 6, Surgery Center 2 P.J. Polish Village 13, Lynn's 2 Harry Dale's 3, Xanadu 1 PARMA WOMEN AAAA: Fast Eddie's 11, Fortunato's6 Zak Box BROOK PARK MEN Hobby Key 7, Tonelli's 6 River Pub 11, Stancato's 6 Mr. Jitty 5, 12, WTM Lightside 2 Just The Place 15, Rush Inn 3 Silver Bullets 10, Lost Stop Inn 6 4 Lakewood Elks 10, O'Donnell's 5 PARMA WOMEN AAA Philpott 18. BROOKLYN Solid Gold PREMIER 114 White Door 8, Bobson Hdwe. 6 D.
10, M.T. Rooting 0 LAKEWOOD WOMEN Rebels 13, Good Old Days 5 Red Firefighters Circle 13, 16, Pref. Mr. E's Picks 1 12 Clev. Printer 20, Kenitworth 5 Value City 13, Pioneer 3 Red Circle 9, Mr.
Bill's Newman 12. 0' Donnells 4 Country Kitch. 13, Gr. Amer. 3 SOFTBALL WORLD Mr.
Bill's 8, Bide a wee 2 Richland O'Donnells 8, 19, Hilliord 3 Bennies Jets 15, Oatey 3 Bide a Firefighters wee 13, 8, Broadview Broodview Mkt. Mkt. 2 7 Merry Arts 9, By George 5 Mail Room 13. Circuit Des. 4 Ganims4 Kolak's 11, Mr.
Corky's 20, MAPLE Tam HTS. Shanter AAA Wally's 10, 14, Cedar Gar. 3 6 Washington Kolak'5 7, Dave's Eagle 5 Friendly 3, Advancement 2 Connectors 13. Commercial CLEVE LAND MEN 1 Rockys Tav. 10, All-Stor 4 Alcove 14, John Carroll 6 Round Fifteen 13, Vernells Cordon Imp.
17, Royal Carpet 9 Merkers 14, Bancroft Gall. 6 Red Dog 8. American Indians 5 MAPLE HTS. AA Mars Bor 15, ACR 3 CLEVELAND WOMEN XX Bar 13, Industries 6 14, CP.PA 12 Our Twin Gang Lanes 9, 14, Sisters Rebels 3 2 MAPLE HTS. A Motorola 17, Speedy Muffler 2 CPC Pub 7 Timko's Tavern 10, Hitmen 7 Karg 11, Control Electric 8 10, Ribs Pork 32, Ent.
Comfort Air 4, E.T.'s Pub 0 Steve's Pizza 5, Kiddie Pork Flying COLUMBIA CHURCH Novok 1 LEAGUE Leor Siegler 9, VFW Post 3290 8 Lion's Pub 12, A.G. Edwards 4 Jack's 12, Gospel House 1 Bombers 6, Main West 4 Elvrio Assem. 16, Colum. Church NORTH ROYALTON MEN Erieview9, C.P.G.S 5 Photo Unt. 19, Pepco 12 Leader Boys 11, Burch's Shell 10 COLLEGE RESULTS BASEBALL AMCU TOURNAMENT Cleveland State 000 002 000-2 Eastern Illinois 100 103 00x- 5 Hindulok, Recker (6), Farone (8) and Shokles and Leslie (5).
Freed and Torricelly. NJCAA Region XI1 Tournament Mott 100 100 Lake Michigan 000 000 043 1 1 Freed, Williams (7) and Richards. Good and Swisher. HR -LM, Pendrend. CCC Macomb West 010 304 050 001 1-7 x-8 10 1 Kalinowski and Hogan.
Ross and Cooper. HR -CCCW, Ford, Hogan. Macomb, Martlock. Grand Sinclair Rapids 302 000 000 100 0-0 7 3 Grider and Bilski, Cummings (4). Wickersham and Pry.
Henry Ford 331 212 15 0 Lokeland 010 023 McCormick and Rousseam. Bosworth, Hughes (6) and Kirsh. HR -HF, Riling, Williamson. Loke, Davidson. Mot 120 211 CCC West 051 003 x-9 Witliams, Freed (3) and Richards.
Kocis, Wonk ovich (7) and Hogan. HR -CCCW, Johnston 2. Grand Lakeland 300 001 003 020 10 1 Ginley, Bosworth (7) and Kirsh. Poliski, Anderson (7) and Cummings, Bilski (6). HRLake, Detering, Smalley.
GR, Privbysz. Macomb 200 211 0-1 Loke Michigon 032 010 2-9 Kalatut, Panetta (3), Cooper (7) and Cooper, Howe (7). Williams, Sekula (4) and Swisher. HR -LM, Williams, Ehlert. Sincloir 010 120 10 Henry Ford 000 010 0-1 Yoder and Pry.
Klucevek, Comorous (7) and Donigan. Bemidii St. 11, Minn. Morris 1 (5 innings) Bowling Green 12-8, Michigon State 5-7 E. Washington 1-2, Portland 0-8 Emporia St.
11, Fort Hays St. Fort Hays St. 17, Washburn 4 Iowa 11, Northwestern 2 Kent State 6-6, Miami 0-5 Mankato St. 3, Nebraska-Omaha 0 Minnesota 10-11, Wisconsin 7-1 Mississippi St. 8, Florida 3 S.
Dakota SI. 5, St. Cloud St. 4 Southwest St. 4, Minn.
-Morris 3 Virgina Tech 8, Florida State 5 Winona St. 3, Bemidji St. 2 (8 innings) SOFTBALL Mid-American Tournament Toledo 1, Northern Illinois 0, 8 inn. Cent. Michigan 7, Bowling Green 3 Bowling Green 3, Northern Illinois 2 Cent.
Michigan 1, Toledo 0, 9 inn. MEN'S TRACK NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE ot Case Western Reserve How they stand 1. Case Western Reserve, 53; 2. Denison, 33; 3. Allegheny, 14; 4.
Oberlin, 11; 5. Wooster, 6. Ohio Wesleyan, 7. Kenvon, 0. Pole vault 1.
Mark Froncetic, CWR, 14-0; 2. John Blakeslee, 13-6; 3. Robert Giles, 13-0; 4. Dave Babco*ck, 13-0; 5. Shawn Madden, Woo.
13-0; 6. John Pout, 12-6. Long lump 1. Ted Walte, 2. Simon Chan, CWR, 22-31; 3.
Dewey Hodley, CWR, 4. Brad Morgan, 20-111; 5. Mark Stephens, 20-7; 6. Thad Winston, 20-3 Discus 1. Gentry Barnes, 138-10; 2.
Ken Thompson, 138-4; 3. Mark Harbough, CWR, 126-11; 4. Wayne Zschech, CWR, 124-9; 5. Brion McAllister, 124-7; 6. Sam Rizk, CWR.
123-11. 10.000m 1. Bob Stang, CWR, Rick Hudock, CWR, 3. Scot Melor, 4. Dave Mangus, OWU, 5.
Bill Broderick, 6. Dave Brandt, 35:38.19. WOMEN' TRACK NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE at Case Western Reserve How they stand 1. Wooster, 47; 2. Ohio Wesleyan, 32; 3.
Oberlin, 19; 4. Allegheny, 18; 5. Kenvon, 16; 6. Denison, 15; 7. Case Western Reserve, 8.
Javelin 1. Rachel Hazen, 107-5; 2. Sarah Young, 102-6; 3. Sue Witt, owu, 95-10; 4. Sylvie Blouin, 93-11; 5.
Maribeth Bentler, 92-5; 6. Justine Lamback, 91-10. Triple lump 1. Jackie Brown, OWU, 2. Krissann Mueller, Ken, 34-11; 3.
Jenniter Grassman, 33-111; 4. Rowena Tan, 33-81; 5. Holly Halterman, 6. Shannon West, OWU, Shot put 1. Sandie Starr, 40-61; 2.
Geso Behrens, CWR, 35-11; 3. Angie Moretta, 4. Mary Schmidt, OWU, 5. Rachel Hazen, 6. Maribeth Bentler, 33-8.
High lump 1. Paula Ehrie, OWU, 5-5; 2. Connie Kier, 5-0; 3. Holly Holterman, 5-0; 4. Jennifer Barton, 5-0; 5.
Jennifer Grassmkan, 4-10; 6. Emily Karaito, OwU, 4-10. 1. Suzanne Hunt, 2. Christine Dudeck, 3.
Renee Ponnebaker, 4. Linda Stevenson, 5. Vanessa Jones, OWU, 6. Cathy Lovet, 20: 14.5. OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE At Muskinoum College MEN HOW THEY STAND: 1.
Otterbein, 32; 2. Mt. Union, 31; 3. Baldwin Wallace, 14; 4. Ohio Northern, 10; 5, Wittenberg, 6.
Muskindgum, Capital, Heidelberg, and Marietta 0. DISCUS: 1. Dave Beckett, BW, 137-10; 2. Jim Mankin, ON, 134-0; 3. Steve Burkhart, 0, 132-0; 4.
Dick Moore, 0, 131-8; S. Todd Grittith, 0, 128-3, 6. Gory Flamik, BW, 124- 10. LONG JUMP: 1. Dave Grantier, ON, 2.
Pat Bennet, 0, 3. Willie Dawson, MU. 22-2; 4. Amos White, 22-114; 5. Chuck Houk, BW, 21-10; 6, Ken Johnson, MU, 10,000 METER RUN: 1.
Craig Polman, MU, 2. Tom Schnurr, 0, 3. Chris Creager, MU, 4. Adam Speece, 0, 5. Mike Smith, 6.
Al Wiley, BW, 35:10.5. WOMEN HOW THEY STAND: 1. Wittenberg, 40; 2. Muskingum, 28; 3. Heldelbero, 4.
M1. Union, 5. Ohio Northern, 6. Baldwin Wallace, Marietta, Otterbein 0. LONG JUMP: 1.
Monica Scott, 17-3; 2. Celena Holmes, MU, 16-5; 3. Trocy Franklin, 163; 4. Julie Calebough, 16-1; 5. Pom Compton, 16-0; 6.
Sue Kohler, MU, DISCUS: 1. Deb Lancashire, 132-7; 2. Kris Rittichler, 124-7; 3. Annette Kinn, 121-0; 4. Rose Kramer, 116-7; 5.
Annette Alverson, ON 113-0; 6. Bethanie Orin, ON, 112-0. 10,000 METER RUN: 1. Jutle Buxton, 2. Ramoh Pawling, 3.
Deanna Sucul, 4. Linda Hollingsworth, 5. Kelly Sheehan, 6. Sally Kehres, 47:22, INDIANAPOLIS 500 POLE POSITIONS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) average qualifying speed in mph: 1912-GIl Ander son 80.93 1913 -Caleb 87.34 1914- Jean Chassagne 88.31 1915-Howdy 90.90 1919- Rene 104.78 1923 Tommy 100. 17 1925-Leon 113.196 -Frank 120.
100 1920-Leon 122.391 1937-Bill Cummings 123.343 1938-Flord 125.681 1939-Jimmy Snyder 130.130 1948-Rex Mays 130.577 TODAY IN SPORTS School track The First City-Wide Middle School and Junior High Meet, Baldwin- Wallace Finnie Stadium, 10 a.m.. Thoroughbred racing Thistledown, North Randall, 1:30 p.m.: it 002 Ten races. Harness racing Northfield Park, Northfield Village, 7:30 p.m.: Eleven races. MISL playoffs Baltimore Blast at Cleveland Force, Coliseum, 8:05 p.m.: The Force and the Blast meet in game four of their best-of-five semifinal series. Major League baseball Cleveland Indians at Texas Rangers, Arlington Stadium, 8:35 p.m.: The series.
Tribe faces Buddy Bell and the Rangers in game two of a three game -a i SPORTS ON TELEVISION A 1:00 p.m. 3 Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox. 2:00 p.m. PGA golf: The Byron Nelson Classic. .137 3:30 p.m.
3 NBA playoffs: Denver Nuggets at L.A. Lakers. 4:00 p.m. 3 Baseball: N.Y. Yankees at K.C.
Royals. 4:00 Aerobics: National Championships. 5:00 p.m. 5 Wide World of Sports: International Diving Championsbips. 6:00 p.m.
ESPN (cable) USFL football: L.A. Express at Oakland Invaders. 8:30 p.m. Baseball: Cleveland Indians at Texas Rangers. 9:00 p.m.
ESPN (cable) USFL football: Portland at Birmingham. 10:00 p.m. VIACOM (cable, Ch. 27) Thoroughbred racing: Thistledown resalts. 10:30 p.m.
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1 USFL STANDINGS THE LATEST LINE UNITED STATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE, EASTERN CONFERENCE Favorite Odds Underdog Pct PF TEXAS Cleveland Tampa Bay 228 CHICAGO Pick Detroit Birminghom 266 218 'TORONTO 7-8 Seattle Now Jersey BOSTON Oak land Jacksonville .545 KANSAS CITY New York Memphis BAL TIMORE 67- Minnesota Baltimore MILWAUKEE California Orlando WESTERN Pct NATIONAL Houston PA NEW Favorite YORK Odds Underdog Oak land MONTREAL Philadelphia Denver SAN 61 Atienta Arizona LOS ANGELES FRANCISCO Even-6 St. Louis Los Angeles CINCINNATI 7-8 Pittsburgh Portland .273 264 SAN DIEGO Houston Son Antonio .273 169 261 Chicago Los Angeles at Oakland, 6 p.m. L.A. Favorite LAKERS Points Underdog Portland at Birminghom, 9 p.m. 11 Denver Today NBA A PLAYOFFS Tomorrow Houston Baltimore at at New Memphis, Jersey, 1:30 2:30 p.m.
p.m. USFL FOOTBALL OR Tampa Bay at Jacksonville, 2:30 p.m. Fovorite Points Underdog Denver at Arizona, 3:30 p.m. Todoy OAKLAND Los Angeles BIRMINGHAM 16. Portland Tomorrow BOXING SCHEDULE Houston MEMPHIS Tampo Bay 4 JACK SONVILLE Tomorrow NEW JERSEY Baltimore At Tampa, Kenny Baysmore, Washing- Denver ARIZONA ton, D.C., vs.
Roger Mayweather, Grand Rap- ids, 12, for U.S. Boxing Association ORLANDO San Antonio junior lightweight title. Home team in CAPS i 3 TRANSITIONS BASEBALL American League forward Dave Lowry' and defenseman CLEVELAND INDIANS- -Placed out- Dale Dunbar. Hall on the 21-day disabled American Hockey League list (broken left collar bone, broken rib, BINGHAMTON WHALERS- -Granted fractured pelvis, concussion, strained coach and general manager Larry Pleau neck, all suffered in auto accident); a two-year contract extension. reactivated pitcher Vern Ruhle.
SOCCER FOOTBALL Malor Indoor Soccer League National Football League CHICAGO STING--Released defender DALLAS COWBOYS- mE -Signed line- Hayden Knight. backer de Jesse Penn to a SKIING tract. CANADIAN SKI ASSOCIATION-. United States Football League Named Andreas Saehlie coach and ARIZONA OUTLAWS- Signed defen- national team director of the jumping sive tackle Rush Brown. and Nordic combined events.
TAMPA BANDITS -Announced the COLLEGE tions resignation John of Rauch. director of football opera- JAMES MADISON -Named: John Named Tim Ruskell Thurston head basketball coach. to replace Rauch. PITTSBURGH -Named Steve Lewis Canadian Football League women's head track coach. TORONTO A ARGONAUTS- Signed TULANE -Announced the resignation running backs Sterling Hinds, Walter of Roy Danforth, assistant athletic Bender, and Alvin Parker.
director in charge raising. HOCKEY VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTHNational Hockey League Named Mike Polito head basketball VANCOUVER CANUCKS- -Signed coach. .03 PGA BYRON NELSON CLASSIC the IRVING, Texas por-71 (AP) Las Second-round scores vesterday in the $500,000 Byron Nelson Classic on Colinas Sports Center course: Mac O'Grody 63-69 132. Dennis Trixter 72-69-141 Gory Player 75-70-145 Peter Oosterhuts 66-69-135 Pat McGowan. 71-70-141 Gory Pinns 71-74-145 Bob 69-66-135 George Archer 73-48-141 Mike Holland 72-73-145 Buddy Gardner 67-68-135 Lee Trevino 70-71-141 Jett 73-72-145 John 66-70-136 Dave ichelberger 70-71-141 Ron Commons 73-724145 Tom Watson 67-69-136 Mark Calcavecchia 72-69 -141 Tommy 76-70-146 Gary 67-70-137 Donnie 67-75-142 Steve Bowman 70-76-146 68-69-137 Roger Howard Maltbie.
Twitty 70-72-142 69-73-142 Stuart Smith 73-73-146 Dan 69-68 137 David Frost -146 Joe 67-70-137 Pat Lindsey 74-68-142 Bill Rogers 70-76-146 Tom Sieckmann 69-68 -137 Dave Barr 70-72 142 Mike Gove 75-71-146 Al Geiberger 68-49-137 Kenny Hubert 72-70-142 Charles Bolling 73-73-146 Craig Stadler 67-70-137 Steve Liebler 69-73-142 Bill Britton 72-75-147 Jodie 66-71-137 Chris Perry 69-73-142 Don Pohl 74-73-147 Bill Bob Lohr 73-49-142 Paul Reed. 74-73-147 Mark Wiebe 67-70-137 Curt Byrum Steve Pate 75-72-147 Tom Byrum 70-67-137 Jim Nelford 142 Sammy Rachels 76-71-148 Ronnie Black 69-69-138 Vance Heatner 68-74-142 Leonard 75-73--148 Ron Streck 71-67-138 Mike Smith. 71-71-142 75-73-148 Keith Barry Jaeckel. 69-73-142 Bill Britton 75-73-148 Dan Andy 67-71 64-74-138 -138 Chi Danny Chi Edwards Rodriguez 68-74-142 72-70-142 Gene 73-75-148 Rafael Alarcon 71-47-138 Steve 70-78--148 Magee Morris 71-71-142 Jett Coston Russ Robert Wrenn 66-72-138 71-67-138 Mark Hayes 70-72-142 Frank 75-74-149 Phil Blockmar 69-73-142 Lon Hinkle 149 Rex 67-71-138 Mike Nicolette 66-76-142 Jett 76-73-149 Tom Kite 69-69-138 Failed To Quality Bill Bergin 74-75-149 Payne Stewart 67-71-138 Brett Upper Bill Sander 7574-149 Jeff Sluman 69-49 138 Tom Jenkins Jerry Pate 77-72-149 Nick Gibby 72-67-139 Charles 72-71 143 Jay 68-71-139 Terry Snodgrass Mike Mike 71-48-139 Gene Aube 72-71-143 Robert Lanny Wadkins. 71-68-139 Mike Bright 72-71-143 Greg 75-75-150 D.A.
Weibring. 68-71-139 Brad Ralph 80-70- 150 David Edwards 72-67-139 Clarence 70-73-143 WIll Brewer 75-75-150 Jim 72-68-140 Tim 72-71-143 Mick Soli 75-75-150 Ed Dave Davis 70-73-143 Ernie Gonzalez 79-71-150 George 68-72-140 Skeeter Heath Tommy Valentine 73-78--151 Ben Crenshaw. 68-72-140 Lindy Miller 73-70-1 Gordon 7675-451 Ian 69-71 140 Dave John Deforest. 747-151 Ken 69.71-140 Brad I Dave Or in Bob Tway 71-69-140 Victor Dave Lundstrom 76-75-151 Tom Lehman 69-71-140 David Graham 72-72-14 Tom 77-75-152 Mark 70-70-140 Bobby Wack ins 70-74-144 Jim 75-59 -154 Bobby 74-66-140 Phil Hanco*ck 74-70-144 Wayne Plover 78-76-154 Tim 71-69-140 Ivan Smith 71-73 144 Gilbert Freeman. 74-81-155 Mark 70-70-140 Jim Thorpe 75-70-145 Mike Donold David Thore 70-70-140 Mark Pfell 73-72-145 Greg Twiggs Mike Holland 65-75-140 Richard Mike Ferguson 77-80-157 Hal 70-71-141 Lennie Clements 71-74-145 Russell $4-78-162 John John 70-71-141 Lance Ten Brock 72-73-145 Bill Glasson 78-WD Adams 73-68-141 Bruce Jay Haas PGA SENIORS DOMINION INVITATIONAL, SAN ANTONIO Texas (AP) Invitational at the Dominion Ben Smith 32-36-68 Al 34-34-68 Don January 33-36-69 Gene Littler 36-33-69 Mike Fetchick 34-36-70 Miller Barber 36-34-70 Charles Owens 34-36-70 John Kalinka 34-36-70 Bill 36-34-70 Howie 34-36-70 Ken 36-35-71 Arnold Palmer 35-36-71 Peter Thomson 35-36-71 Art Silverstone.
36-35-71 Kyle Burton 37-35-72 Orville Moody 35-37-72 Results after the first round of the $200,000 Dominion PGA Seniors Country Club's par-72, course vester day: Gordon 37-35-72 Pete 20-38-15 Bob Stone 34-38-72 Jerry Barber 37-38--75 BIll Collins 36-36-72 George Bover 30-37-75 Paul Horney 37-35-72 George Lanning 38-37-75 Gay Brewer 36-36-72 Jack Fleck 38-38-76 Jim Billy 36-37-73 Fred 34-42-76 Billy Casper 36-37-73 39-34-73 Dow 30-39 -77 Fred Hawkins 37-36-13 Guadalupe Hernandez 40-38--78 Ted Kroll 35-38-73 Harold 41-37- 78 Kel 36-38-14 Doug Ford. 30-401- 78 Jim 34-40-74 Bob 37-41-76 Pete Hessemer, 37-37-74 Ed Fur 37-41-71 Don Foirfleld 37-37-74 Lionel Dovo 33-41-74 Marty Furgol. 40-39-79 Charles Al Besselink Dove Marr 37-38-75 Jimmy Russell 39-41-80 LPGA UNITED VIRGINIA BANK CLASSIC. SUFFOLK, Va. (AP) First-round par 35-37 72 Sleepy Alice Miller 32-34-66 Morta 34-33-67 Jane 31-36-67 Therese 31-36-67 Sherri Turner 35-33-60 Beth Daniel 33-35-68 Anne-Marie 34-35-69 Kathy 34-35--69 Barb Thomas 34-35-69 Stephanie Farwig 34-35-69 Amy Alcott Nancy Lopez 34-35-69 Alice Ritzmon 36-33-69 LeAnn Cassaday 34-35-69 Janet Coles 34-35-69 Donna White 34-36-70 Cindy Figg 35-35-70 Beverley 34-36-70 Juli Inkster 33-37-70 Sally Quinian 32-38-70 Myra Black welder 36-34 -70 Sue Ertt 32-38-70 Jeannette 36-35--71 Caroline Gowan 34-37-71 Marlene Floyd 34-37-71 M.
34-37-71 Barbra Mizrahle 34-37-71 Patty Hayes 36-35-71 Goll Lee Hirato Pot Bradley 33-38-71 Debbie 38-33-71 Allison Finney 35-37 -72 Patty 36-36-72 Laurie Blair 35-37 -72 Dionne Dailey 35-37 -72 Lisa Young Lauren Howe 36-36-72 Vol Skinner 37-35-72 Pia Nilsson 35-37-72 Jane Biolock 37-35-72 Kellll Rinker 36-36-72 Colleen Walker 36-36-72 scores in the $200.000 United Virginia Bank Goll Classic at the Hole Golf Course: Rosle Jones 37-35-72 Deanie 35-40-75 Kay Kennedy 36-36-72 Sharon 37-38-75 Dot 35-37-72 M.J. Smith. 37-30-475 Nancy Scranton 35-37 -72 Joanne Pacillo 36-39-75 M. Rodriguez-Hardin, 35-37 -72 Lynn Adams 39-36--75 Cathy 34-38 -72 Becky Denise 37-35-72 Penny Putt 37-38-75 Kathy Hite 36-37-73 Mitzi Edge 3639-75 Martha Nause 36-37-73 Lenore Murooka 35-41-76 Vicki Alvarez 37-36-73 Beth Solomon. 39-37-76 Mary Dwyer 37-36-73 Silvia 37-39-76 Sandra Palmer.
34-39-73 Nancy 37-39-76 Noncy Ledbetter 36-37-73 Joan Joyce Jackie Bertsch 35-30 -73 Lori Nancy Rubin 36-37 -73 Jane Lock Elaine Crosby 34-39--73 Joyce Kazmierski. 39-38-77 Anne Kelly 36-37-73 Carole Ruth Heather Jessen Drew 37-36-73 Debbie Hall Linda 36-41-77 Penny Hommel Mary Nancy Bryan Maunder. 36-41-77 38-39-77 Marci 35-38-73 35-38-73 Barbara Borrow 38-39-77 Missie Sherrin Galbraith Shirley Furlong Cathy McGeorge 36-38-74 Kandi Kessler Susie Paper 36-42-78 Susan 35 39-74 Pat 341-78 Lauri 34-40-74 Lynn 40-38-78 Marlene Hogge 34 38-74 Alexandra Reinhardt. 36-42-70 Loura Bough 32-42-74 Margaret 40-38-78 Cindy Ferro 33-41-74 Kathryn Young 37-41-70 Bonnie Lover 36-38-74 Cindy 35-44-79 Noreen Friel 35-39-74 Char Deedee Lasker 35-39-74 Joyce 43-37 00 Terri Luckhurst 36-38 -74 Karen Grovley 41-39-80 Susie McAllister 36-38-74 Lauro 39-41-80 Kris Monaghan 34-40-74 Donna M.B. Zimmerman 39-35-74 Jan Flynn 41-40-01 Karen 35-39 -74 Carolyn Hilt 40-42-82 Kim Shipman 35-40-75 Mary Anne Widman 40-42 482 Barbara Pendergast 37-34-75 Melissa Jerilyn Britz 36-39-75 Kathleen Sarah 39-36-75 Progession of fastest pole position starters In the Indianapolis 500, with 1949-Duke 132.939 1964- Jim Clark 158.828 1950 Wall Faulkner 134.343 Foyt 161.233 1951 -Duke 136.498 1966-Morio 165.889 1952-Fred Agobashion.
138.010 1967 -Mario 168.962 1953-Bill 138.392 1960 Joe Leonard 171 559 1954- Jock 141.033 1971-Peter 1972-Bobby Unser 195.940 178.696 1958 1956- -Dick Pat 145.974 145.596 1973-John Rutherford. 198.413 1977-Tom Sneva 198.684 Eddie Sachs. 146.592 1978-Tom Sneva 202.156 1961-Eddie Sachs 147.481 1982-Rick Mears 207.004 1962-Parnelli 150.370 1983-Teo 207.395 151.153 1904-Tom Snevo 210.029.
