es oJ' lis may 17 1990 SPORTS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1990 7D FOR THE RECORD HORSE RACING mum SEATTLE OPEN PRO TOURNAMENTS CUP FINAL Co mm Dung Out Parity 1 i in tjm-f Champagneforashley To Be Ready For Preakness MISL PLAYOFFS WESTERN DIVISION FINALS (Beet-Of-Seven Series) Friday's Game (St Louis Times) (St Louis Times) Tuesday's Result Dallas at San Diego, 6:35 p.m. (series Edmonton 3, Boston 2 (3 ots) (Edmon ilea i-i) Sunday's Gam Dallas at San Diego, 8:05 p.m.
Tuesday, May 22 Dallas at San Diego, 9:35 p.m. Thursday, May 24 ton leaos series l-O) Friday's Game Edmonton at Boston, 6:35 p.m. I Sunday's Game Boston at Edmonton, 7:05 p.m. I Tuesday, May 22 Boston at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m. i Thursday.
May 24 SEATTLE (AP) First-round standings Wednesday In the PBA $125,000 Seattle Open with hometowns and six-game pintail totals: 1. Doug Wallace, Portland, 1 ,399. 2. Chris Warren, Dallas, 1 ,393. 3.
Justin Hromek, Andover, 1,391. 4. Brian Vosa, Boca Raton, 1,390. 5. Ted Glattke, Modesto, 1,385.
6 Wayne Webb, Beaumont, Texas, 1 363 7. Tim Weisbrod, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1,366. 8. Bill Oakes, Irving, Texas, 1.363. 9.
Bill Busby, Topeka, 1,361. 10. Dave Arnold, Mesa, 1,359. 11. Jeff Knapp, Kent, 1,358.
12. Butch Soper, Tustin, 1,357. 13. Mark Baker. Huntington Beach, San Diego at Dallas, 7:35 p.m.
(if necessary) Saturday. Mav 26 Edmontan at Boston, 6:35 p.m. (if San Diego at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. (if GERMAN OPEN WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT (In Weal Berlin) Second-Round Singles Magdalena Maleeva def. Helen Ke-lesi (12) 6-0, retired; Mary Joe Fernandez (4) def.
Sabine Hack 6-3, 6-3; briela Sabatini (3) def. Elise Burgin 6-2, 6-1 Monica Seles (2) def. Nicole Jager-man 6-1, 6-0; Sandra Cecchini (16) def. Janine Thompson 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Larisa Savchenko def. Hana Mandlikova 6-3, 6-0.
Third-Round Singles Leila Meskhi (13) def. Katarina Maleeva (5) 4-6. 6-2, 6-0; Steffi Graf (1) def. Katia Piccolini 6-0, 6-1 Natalia Zvereva (8) def. Radka Zrubakova 7-5, 6-1; Nathalie Tauziat (1 0) def Jana Novotna (7)2-6, 7-5, 7-5.
ITALIAN OPEN MEN'S TOURNAMENT Jin Rome) -Round Singles Aaron Krickstein (2) def. Karel Nova-cek 6-2, 6-2: Thomas Muster (10) def. Anders Jarryd 5-1, retired; Alberto Mancini (16) def. Henri Leconte 6-4, 6-4; Emilio Sanchez (4) def. Marcelo Fllip-Dini 4-6.
6-1 6-3: Jonas Svensson (13) neooeoary) Saturday. Mav 26 Bc-stcWst Edmonton, 7:05 p.m. (if necessary) Tuesday, May 29 Edmonton at Boston, 6:35 p.m. necessary) necessary! EASTERN DIVISION FINALS (Best-Of-Seven Series) Wednesday's Result Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1 (ot) (Baltimore lead series 3-0) Friday's Game (SL Louis Times) Baltimore at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. Sunday's Game 1,356.
14. Mel Auckerman, Spokane, 1,353. 15. Charlie Stan-dish, Mattawan, 1,352. 16.
Mark Turnev. Kmasville. Texas. 1,342. 17, LONGEST NHL PLAYOFF GAMES Bob Benott, Topeka, 1,335.
18. a mm iii-mni Tony Westlake, Edmono, 1.334. 19. (tie) Robert Lawrence, Austin, Texas, and Mike Shadv. Rioon.
Stanley Cup playoff games that have Baltimore at Kansaa City, 2:05 p.m. (if aone two or more overtimes, with date, 1 ,327. 21 (tie) Hugh Miller, Seattle, and score, round, time of overtime and Tuesday. Mav 22 aame-winnina ooal: hick steeismrm, wicnita, Kansas City at Baltimore, 6:35 p.m. (if March 24, 1936 Detroit 1 Montre 23.
Bryan Qoebel, Merriam, 1,323. 24. Bryan Alport, Las Vegas, necessary) Thursday. Mav 24 al Maroons 0, semifinal, 116 minutes, 30 seconds. Mud Bruneteau.
Kansas City at Baltimore, 6:35 p.m. (If a. TUESDAY necessary) April 3, 1933 Toronto 1 Boston 0, semifinal. 104:46. Ken Doratv.
def. Thomas Carbonell 6-3, 8-1; Guil-lermo Perez-Roldan (12) def. Jean-Phil-llpe Fleurian 6-3, 6-4; Jan Gunnarsson def. Sergi Bruguera 6-4, 6-2; Brad Gilbert (1) def. Luis Mattar 7-6 (7-5), 6-4; Paul Haarhuis def.
Massimo Clerro 6-4, QUEENS TOURNAMENT March 23, 1943 Toronto 3, Detroit BLAST 2, COMETS 1 TAMPA. Fla. (API Results Tues Z. semitmai, jacK McLean. March 28, 1930 Montreal Canadi 0 10 0 12 day in the Women's International Bowl Baltimore Kansas City First Quarter- 0 0 0 101 ans 2, N.Y.
Rangers 1, semifinal, 6-4; Andres Gomez (3) def. Diego Narglso 7-6 (7-4). 6-4; Martin Jaite (6) def. Renzo Furlan 6-4, 6-4; Jim Courier ing congress uueens i oumameni la- None. Penalties- denotes amateur; totals for four-game uus niversj Aw 18.
1987 N.Y.. Islanders 3. series): p) del. Jaime Yzaga e-3, 6-4; umar bamoorese def Jav Beraer Washington 2, 1st Round, 68:47, 1st WINNtH'S BHAtKET Third Round Round. Pat LaFontaine.
Robin Romeo def. a-Kathy Caviccl March 27, 1951 Montreal 3, Detroit 2, semifinal, 61:09, Mau Guy Forget def. Alexander Volkov 6-1, 3-6. 6-2; Andrei Chesnokov (8) def. Paolo Cane 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; Magnus Gus-tafsson def.
Stefano Pescosoiido 6-4. BALTIMORE (AP) Champagneforashley might not star in his first performance on the national stage, but his trainer Is confident he won't hear catcalls. "I know as he goes on he'll be as good as these horses," trainer Howie Tesher said about his colt, who makes his Triple Crown series debut in Saturday's Preakness. "It might not be Saturday, but he won't be embarrassed. If he had run in the Derby, he would have been embarrassed." Cast in the starring role, though, is Kentucky Derby winner Unbridled, who arrived Wedneday at Pimlico.
Others in the expected cast of 1 1 3-year-olds include four other Derby veterans runner-up Summer Squall, Pleasant Tap (third), Land Rush (seventh) and Mister Frisky (eighth). Champagneforashley appeared headed for the Derby despite suffering his first loss in a six-race career in the 1 8-mile Wood Memorial on April 21. The colt finished a good third, beaten only a length by the winner, Thirty Six Red. "We just couldn't get him the way we wanted him," Tesher said. In explaining the decision to keep the colt out of the Derby, Tesher said Champagneforashley had not responded well to a seven-furlong prep for the Wood and that the Wood had taken too much out of the colt.
Champagneforashley had contracted colic and lost weight after his victory in the Tampa Bay Derby on March 18. "The best he ever came into a race was the Nashua," Tesher said. Champagneforashley closed out his three-race campaign as a 2-year-old with a nine-length victory in the 1 l-16th-mile Nashua on Dec. 9 at Aqueduct. "This is as close as I've had him to what I want since the Nashua." Tesher said he had trouble finding a spot for the colt to run in Florida during the winter and that it had come down to starting him either in the seven-furlong Swale at Gulf-stream Park on March 17 or the Tampa Bay Derby.
Tesher called Tampa Bay Downs "really, really deep. Nobody wins over it the first time." Champagneforasheley did, but it was a harrowing experience for Tesher. "He did everything wrong," Tesher recalled. The trainer had difficulty saddling the colt, who then unseated jockey Jacinto Vasquez in the post parade. Champagneforashley has minded his manners in his two starts since the Tampa Bay Derby.
Tesher put the colt through a strong two-mile gallop Wednesday. Before the gallop, he was refitted with a right front shoe. 1 .01 1 -874: a-Susan George def. a-Deb- rice Richard. None.
Second Quarter 1, Baltimore, Thompson 2, 3:01. Penalty Shiraldi, KC (unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:11. Third Quarter None. Penalties None. Fourth Quarter 2, Kansas City, Boncek 1 (Goossens), 9:43.
PenaltiesNone. Overtime 3, Baltimore, Panzetta 1 (Savage), 8:33 (sh). Penalties Panzetta, Bal (holding), Dowler, KC, served bv Ward (handball). 4:48: Stan- Unbridled v(; Kentucky Derby Winner The TRC Triple Crown Poll, ranking leading 3-year-old thoroughbred contenders. The Top 1 0 is based on a national poll of sports media with first-place votes in March 26, 1932 N.Y.
Rangers 4. bie Brock 786-738; a-Jillynn Shear def. Pat Rossler 727-664; a-Linda Ujvari def. Lisa Waaner 777-718: Judv Soutar Montreal uanaaiens 3, semmnai 88:32. Fred Cook.
'Mere 21, 1939 Boston 2, N.Y. def. a-Dolly Albarello 771-770; Pat Cos-tello def. a-Vicki Parker 863-734; a-Chele Rutherford def. Dana Miller-Mackie 857-826.
Banders 1. semifinal. 59:25. Mel Mill. May 15, 1990 Edmonton 3, 2.
55:13. Petr Klima. BOYS VOLLEYBALL LOSER'S BRACKET Third Round Apii9, 1931 Chicago 3, Montreal CanaaWens 2, 53:50, final, Cy DeSmet def. CBC 15-1, 15-7 Hazelwood West def. Rosary 15-4, 8- kovic, Bal (elbowing), 6:57.
Shots on Goal Baltimore 2-7-5-7-2-23. Kansas City 7-7-5-9-937. Goalkeepers Baltimore. Mannina 15, 15-4 Wentwerth. Man 26, 1961 Chicago 2, Montreal Tanadiens 1, semifinal, 52:12, (W).
Kansas City, Dowler (L). A 6,428. GIRLS SOCCER Murray Baifour. Apr 1937 Detroit 2, Montreal Canaaiena 1, semifinal, 51:49, Hec (Loser Ekimlnated) Carol Gianotti def. Tlsh Johnson 842-805; Sharon Todd def.
Ragina Snod- 814-789; a-Linda Rose def. Kim erreil 780-771; Mary Martha Cerniglia def. Eiko Sasahara 821-726; a-Rose Kotnik def. Laura Needhammer 751-693; Pam Buckner def. Alecia Kanaza-wa 907-743; a-Patty Ann def.
Barbara Baft 607-702; a-Carolyn Hodge def. Michelle Mullen 766-762. MISSOURI DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS District 10 BASEBALL St 1 2 3 Ptt 1. Unbridled (32) 5 2 0 2 338 2. Summer Squall 4 2 2 0 301 3.
Mister Frisky 5 4 0 0 239 4. Pleasant Tap 4 1 11 3196 5. Champagneforashley (1) 3 2 0 1 184 6. Housebuster (1 6 6 0 0 ,170 7. Silver Ending 4 2 0 0- a 114 8.
Thirty Six Red 7 3 0 3 95 9. Video Ranger ....6 1 2. 1,1 -82 10. Land Rush 5 1 1 i1 63 Rosati-Kain 4, Math Science 0 (RK: Marsh 26, 1930 Chicago 2, tia, quarterfinal, 1-4fW1owle Morenz. Holly Goodman 2, Barb Bertram, Laura Gera; shutout by Jennifer Johnson) MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (In South Bend.
Ind.) "Adtif 1939 Boston 2, N.Y. Rang ST. LOUIS U. 010 110 000 3 12 3 EVANSVILLE 013 421 OOx 11 10 0 ers semmnai. Mei nm.
March 20, 1930 Boston 2, Montreal Maroons 1, 45:35, semifinal, Harry March 22, 1949 Detroit 2, Montre Walsh, Warnecke 4), Marvel 8 and Baktridge; Croarkin, Krizan (8) and Fasano. HRs Luechtefeld (SLU), al Canadians 1, semifinal, 44:52, Max McNab. March 27, 1960 Toronto 5, Detroit NASCAR WINSTON CUP nanovicn (t). Other Scores Detroit 8, Dayton 4 The 1990 NASCAR Winston Cup re Butler 5, Xavier 1 4, semifinal, 43:00, Frank Mahovlicn. March 29.
1951 Montreal Canadi BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT Other horses receiving votes: Kentucky Jazz 29, Burnt Mills 6, Dotsero 6, Killer Diller 6, Baron de Vaux 4, Bright Again 3, Real Cash 3, Warcraft 2, Yonder 2, Shot Gun Scott 1. ans 1, Detroit 6, semifinal, 42:20, Mau sults and schedule with winners in parentheses: Feb. 1 8 Daytona 500 (Derrike Cope) Feb. 25 Pontiac Excitement 400 Oklahoma St. 1 1 Iowa St.
6 Nebraska 7, Kansas St. 5 Brooklyn, Mich. July 7 Pepsi 400, Daytona Beach, Fla. July 22 AC Spark Plug 500, Pocono, JulyB29 DieHard 500, Talladega, Ala. Aug.
12 Budweiser At The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. Aug. 19 Champion Spark Plug 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Aug. 25 Busch 500, Bristol, Tenn.
Sept. 2 Heinz Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. rice Hicnard. April 29, 1971 N.Y. Rangers 3, Chicago 2, semifinal, 41:29, Pete MISSOURI VALLEY TOURNAMENT (Mark Martin) sterrrxowsKi.
Illinois St. 1 Wichita St. 0 (1 1 innings) Creighton 3, Indiana St. 1 SlU-Carbondale 10, Bradley 9 March 4 Goodwrench 500 (Kyle Petty) March 18 Motorcraft 500 (Dale Earnhardt) His late arrival was a matter of stress. At Churchill "He lost the shoe Tuesday while he was grazing, and we MEN'S GOLF "The blacksmith Downs.
Unbridled was housed in a barn, which trainer Carl don't know how he lost it, Tesher said. NHL CAREER PLAYOFF GOAL LEADERS NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPS April 1 TranSouth 500 (Earnhardt) April 8 Valleydale Meats 500 (Dave Allison) put it back on this morning. It was not a problem because it Nafzger, a regular on the Midwest circuit, uses every year, came off clean." "He knew all the horses in the barn, and he knew all the Unbridled arrived in Baltimore from Louisville, by people," Nafzger said. "Why add the stress of the trip and Sept. 9 Miller Genuine Draft 400, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 16 Peak Performance 500, Dover, Del. Sept. 23 Goody's 500, Martinsville, Va. April 22 First Union 400 (Brett Bodine) April 29 Hanes 500 (Geoff Bodine) May 6 Winston 500 (Earnhardt) plane and got to Pimlico about shortly after noon, where he the stress of a new barn to him? was put into stall 40 in barn E.
.1 ay ioca-uoia ouu, inanorte, N.C. Sept. 30 Holly Farms 400, North Wilkashoro. N.C. June 3 Budweiser 500, Dover, Del.
June 10 Banquet Frozen Foods 300, 1 (In Jupiter, Fla.) Second-Round Team Scores Florida Southern 589, Troy State 601, Cal State-Northridge 602, Abilene Christian 607, Stanislaus State 607, Columbus 607, SlU-Edwardsvllle 610, Slippery Rock 610, Bryant 614, Cameron 617, Florida Atlantic 621, Jacksonville State 621 Wofford 630, Tennessee-Martin 636, Indiana (Pa.) 637, Indianapolis, 640, Northeast Missouri State 646 Individual Leaders 145 Bob Burns, Cal State-Northridge. 146 Dave McMillan, Florida Southern. 147 Chris Congdon, Bryant; John Sielsky, Florida South-em; Jason Smoak, wofford. 148 Fred Cornell, Tampa; Brian Ether- Oct. 7 Charlotte 500, Charlotte, N.C.
Oct. 21 AC Delco 500, Rockingham, Sonoma, Calif. The career goal leaders in the National Hockey League playoffs since 1927 fit-active): Name Years OP x-Wa. Gretzky, Edm-LA 11 138 89 x-Jari Kurri, Edmonton 10 142 89 Mike Bossy, NYI 10 129 85 Maurice Richard, Mon 15 133 82 Jean Beiiveau, Mon 17 162 79 x-Mark Messier, Edm 1 1 144 76 x-Glenn Anderson, Edm 10 142 72 Gordie Howe, Det-Hart 20 157 68 Yvan Cournoyer, Mon 12 147 64 K-Brian Trottier, NYI 14 175 64 Bobby HuH. Chi-Hart 14 119 62 P.
Esposito.Chi-Bos-NYR 15 130 61 Stan Mikita, Chi 18 155 59 x-GuyXafleur, Mon-NYR 14 128 58 Bern Geoffrion.Mon-NYR 16 131 58 x-Brian Propp, Phi-Bos 12 132 56 Denis Pptvln, NYI 14 185 56 X-Bobty Smith, Min-Mon 11 154 55 June 17 Miller Genuine Draft 500, Pocono. Pa. N.C. Nov. 4 Autoworks 500, Phoeniz Nov.
1 8 Atlanta Journal 500, Atlanta June 24 Miller Genuine Draft 400, FAIRMOUNT PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING 100 12.3: Shantell Twiggs Hazelwood East: Adayna Upchurch (Sr.) Graded Entries By Steve Overbey (TONIGHT) (7:30 P.M.) 1 Navy Mac 4 Spartan Hope 6 Little Schnap 2 Dempsey no rider 7 0-1-0 8-1 In from Florida Gall 0 0-0-0 8-1 Prefers more ground Rettele 0 0-0-0 10-1 Off the last 16 months Rettele 1 0-0-0 12-1 Needs some f*ck Macias 3 0-0-0 15-1 Looks bad on paper Metro. 12.4: Carmen Keller Maplewood; Nyree Berts Sumner; Heather Burton (So Eureka; Anika Smith (Fr.) Wentzville; Liz Peasley Lafayette; Yukeitha Gardner Madison. 300 25 7 Lashundra Davis iJr.l Berkeley. 25 8: Liz Peaslev (Fr Lafavette. 9 Sunamendante FIRST RACE 1 mile and 70 yards, 3 and 4-year-old maiden fillies, claiming $3,000, purse $3,000.
25.9 Lynette Spearman (Sr.) Northwest. 26.0: Jenny Fisher O'Fallon. 26.1: Heather Burton (So Eureka. PP Horse jockey sinecora uoasuHnmem Capizzi suu rasna ixpeiana irr.j, aerxeiey; saran meips oi. joespn s.
1 :00.5: Shelly Osmun Lafavette: Renee Jones (Sr.) Hazelwood East. 1 :00.6: edge, Troy State; Wynn Hassan, Slippery Rock. 149 Diego Venturers, Columbus; R.J. Nakashian, Florida Atlantic; John Owens, Slippery Rock; Preston Wilson, Troy State. 150 Tom Sweetwood, SlU-Edwardsvllle (77-73); Donny Dar-viile, Abilene Christian; Tim Ling, Florida Southern; Jeff Sanday, Cal State-Northridge; Joe Shahady, Troy State; Bill Walker, SlU-Edwardsvllle (76-74).
151 Larry Bryan, Abilene Christian; Scott Clark, Columbus; Rodney Butcher, Florida Southern; Mark Hutchison, Stanislaus State. 152 Aaron AuBuchon, Pittsburg State; Lisa Ralston Parkway South; Julie Budak Parkway North. 800 2:19.8: Ann Hefner Hazelwood Central. 2:20.1: Shelley Hill Lafavette. 2:22.3: Rebecca Davis (Fr.) Parkway West.
2:22.5: Krlstv Rees (Sr. 7 Windy Oaks 2 Danny's Scandal 8 Swiss Crimson 1 OopsMabelle 6 Jugle's Juggle 5 Sunkissed Slew 3 Nasty Old Woman 4 Devil Witch 0-1-0 3-1 Has experience going long 0-0-1 5-1 Will be flying late 0-2-0 5-2 Ready to stretch out 0-0-2 4-1 Beware of hot trainer 0-1-1 6-1 Signs of coming around 0-0-1 10-1 Capable of a surprise 0-0-0 8-1 Extra distance may help 0-0-0 12-1 Dull In debut Gale Gall Wallin Edler A. Medina Hanco*ck Gall Howell. 2:24.5 Tracev Bayers (So.) Eureka. FIFTH RACE 6 furlongs, 4-year-okJs and up, claiming $4,000, purse $3,600.
PP Horse Jockey SI Record Odds Comment 8 Brandy Cutlass Gall 1 0-0-1 2-1 Well-bred; finds easy field 10 RaisenGale Macias 3 1-0-1 6-1 Could run them all down 5 Whatanexduslve Gale 0 0-0-0 5-1 Threat if ready; off since July 9 Oboe's Spoon Woodley 8 2-3-1 3-1 Alwaya In the money 4 Knudt Macias 5 2-0-1 4-1 Fits In perfectly here 7 Exponent Campos 1 0-00 10-1 Can only get better 6 Dancing Bye You Hanco*ck 0 00 8-1 Very good '8 np 3 Our Banner Martin 6 2-2-0 9-2 Jumps up to face tougher 1 Kealia Ball 2 0-0-0 12-1 Early speed to surprise 2 Blazing Desert 'Sanchez 5 1-0-0 15-1 No chance SIXTH RACE -1 mile and 70 yards, 3-year-olds and up, claiming $3000, purse BASEBALL ATLANTA BRAVES Placed in-fielder Jeff Blauser on the 15-day abledlist. YORK METS Optioned out-tlelder Darren Reed to Tidewater of the International League; activated outfielder Keith Miliar from the 1 5-day disabled list. HOUSTON ASTROS Released Pitcher iiy tojaseHroSfTlJaton of the acifie Coast League, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Placed pitcher Oickie Notes on ttis 1 5-day disabled 11st retroactive to May 8. Purchased the contract of pitcher Marvin Freeman from Scranton of the International League. FOOTBALL CLEVELAND BROWNS Named 6 furlongs, 4-year-olds and up, claiming $3,000, purse SECOND RACE $3,000.
SL Record Odda Comment 5 0-0-0 6-1 Fastest down the lane 1600 4:51 .7: Megan Thompson Hazelwood Central. 5:12.2: Shelley Hill Lafayette. 5:19.3: Kelly Loreh Parkway South. 5:19.5 Tasha Lee Ladue. 5:19 8: Jodi Swyers (Fr.) Festus.
3200 10.28.4: Megan Thompson Hazelwood Central. 11:35.4: Tasha Lee Ladue. 11:46 0: Jessica Roberts (Fr Parkway West. 11:46.3 Katharine Karagiannis (So.) Parkway West. 11:51.0: Barbie Stay Lafayette.
100 HURDLES 14.5: Christine Perozzi Edwardsville. 14.9: Donna Little Riverview; Dionne Person (Sr.) University City. 15.0: Dionne Person University City; Melita Williams Howell 300 LOW HURDLES 45.2: Christine Perozzi Edwardsville. 45.3: Jennifer Coons Roxana. 45.6: Wendy Kindermann Ft.
Zumwalt North. 46 7: Kym Rogers Hazelwood West; Dionne Person University City. 4x100 RELAY 49 8: Berkeley (Marcia Westfall Miranda Bryant Denise Irvin LaShundra Davis 50.7: Lutheran North 51 .0: Maplewood, PP Horse Jockey 4 Trouble Dancer Sanchez S3.20O. Jockey PP Horse 7 FlnnerDrlnter Gall 9 Pleasant Prince Kurek 2 6 Two Flings A Day Macias 4 3 Acute Command N. Medina 6 1 The Photoorapher Hanco*ck 4 0-2-0 6-ZKnocking on door 0-0-0 7-2Expect big effort 0-1-1 4-1Threat with clean trip 0-0-0 8-1 Late-charger plenty tough 0-0-0 1 2-1 Ran evenly in last sprint 5 3 RovalTu i ooa Muoge, rionaa souinem; uav-kf Preston, Cameron; Clint Johnson, Abilene Christian; O.J.
McCulley, Stanislaus State; Bill Willis, SIU-Ed-wardaville (77-75). 153 Craig Kil-coyne, Stanislaus State; Dave Olender, Bryant; Scott Ford, Rollins; Chris Pierce, Tennessee-Martin; Jay Poilini, Slippery Rock; Gary Wlging-ton, Jacksonville State. 154 Corby Segal, Cal State-Northridge; Sidney Dykes III, Columbus; Mike Campbell, Abilene Christian. 155 Keith Huber, Stanislaus State; Tim Law-son, Cameron; Sang Hyun, Cal SL Record Odds Comment 3 o-O-O 4-1 Only 2 wins came going long 2 0-0-0 6-1 Class of this group 5 0-0-0 5-1 Jockey change helps 5 0-0-0 3-1 Loves this distance 7 1-04 5-2 Won last at 28-1 4 0-0-0 10-1 Contends with top effort 4 0-0-0 12-1 Maybe another time 9 2-0-0 6-1 Capable of bouncing back 7 Larks Touch Campos 3 N.Medina 5 0-0-0 8-1 Should be with early leaders 8 Aerator Woodley Edler Schaefer Vount James Hanco*ck 1 Corn Bread Bill 8 North Bound Jet 6 Put To Sea 4 Double Bend 2 M.H. Native Gold Gale 1 0-0-0 10-1 Needed a race after layoff Gail 1 0-0-0 5-1 Sluggish in opener Guerra 3 0-0-0 15-1 In a slump 2 Metric Mike 10 Bill's CO.
5 Hecofatees THIRD RACE 6 furlongs, 3 and 4-year-old maiden colts and geldings, claiming $5,000, purse $3,200. PP Horse Jockey SL Record Odds Comment SEVENTH RACE 6 furlongs, 4-year-okJs and up, claiming $4,000, purse State-Northridge; Rodney Young, Cameron; Brad Champion, Troy State. $3,600. 5 Otis's Blueglll Thomas 1 o-l-o s-i set to graduate PP Horse 156 Greg Warner, Florida Atlantic; 10-1 Came to life in last university city, wentzvme. Hiverview.
4x200 RELAY 1:43.3: Berkeley (LaShundra Davis Pasha Copeland (Fr.j, Wendy Blocker Taritta Triplett 1:46.4: McCluer North. 1:47.0: Webster Groves. 1:47.8: Riverview. 1:48.0: Hazelwood East 4x400 RELAY 4:05.3 Hazelwood Central. 4:10.2 Berkeley.
4:11.3 Hazel-wood West. 4:11.4: Howell North, Lafayette. 4x800 RELAY 9:54.2: Lafayette (Shelly Hill Melissa Russell Stacey Hill Meagen Rice 9:55.0: Parkway West. 9:58.9: Hazelwood Central 10:08.3: Hazelwood East. 10:09.9: duch*esne.
LONG JUMP 17-8 Adayna Upchurch (Sr.) Metro Kellie Suttle Howell. 1 Kayla Booker (Sol Riverview. Tiffany Mueller Belleville West. 1 7-03 Cyndi Littler Roxana TRIPLE JUMP Kayla Booker Riverview. Tiffany Ford Eureka.
35-5: Taritta Tnplett Berkeley. Danette Ward Parkway West. 34-1 1 .5: Marchia Westfall Berkeley. HIGH JUMP Sarah Potthoff Lafayette. 5-4: Angela Boland Wentzville: Mona Bueckman Belleville West.
5-3: Coleen Schumacher (Sr.) 6 Pursuit Of Glory 10 Dust King (iaie a u-u-u 9 MedievalFllght Gall 5 0-1-2 3 Megan's Reward Campos 2 0-1-0 8 Fourmilliontoone Capizzi 5 0-0-2 2 Loop And Rip Macias 2 0-1-0 2- 1 One to beat 3- 1 Beaten chalk has potential 6-1 Quick out of gate 4- 1 On the Improve 8-1 Inconsistent but danoerous ires tvewton, uameron; noger O'Connell, Wofford; Garrett Cox, Stanislaus State; Steve Kreiger, Indianapolis. 157 Brian Dixon, Columbus; Sean McLanahan, Indiana Richard Davis, Jacksonville State; Brad Martin, Cameron; Jack Napier, St Record Odda Comment Durham 12 1-1-5 5-2 likes off track Gale 4 0-0-1 6-1 Last two were good Rodriguez 4 1-1-0 4-1 Won't back down N. Medina 0 (MM) 8-1 Strong trainer-jock duo Gale 4 1-1-1 3-1 Can fault record Rettele 8 3-0-0 8-1 Returning to winning form Sanchez 0 00 5-1 Ukes more ground Wallin 3 0-0-0 10-1 Drops to face softer Macias 4 0-0-0 12-1 Forget for a while no rider 1 0-0-0 15-1 Save your money 3 Mean Dancer 8 AndyC. 7 Hey Little Man 4 Leventi 9 Don's Destiny 10 That's A Topper 5 Ironstone 1 Prolific Brandy 2 My Brother Bob Mlko-Faulkiner, secondary coach; Bonnie She and Gary Green assistant secondary coaches; and Tyrone Dixon, assistant coach. NEW YORK GIANTS Signed running back Joe Morris.
-WASHINGTON REDSKINS Signed offensive guard Mohammed Elewonrbi. HOCKEY QUEBEC NORDIQUES Signed center Joe Sakic to a two-year contract. TRACK AND FIELD THE ATHLETICS CONGRESS Suspended pole vaulter Bill Payne of Baylor University for three months from International competition after he tested positive for a banned substance. COLLEGE CANISIUS Announced the resignation of men's assistant basketball coach Jeff Sherry. Named Mike Mac-Donald men's assistant basketball coach and David F.
Niland man graduate assistant basketball coach. KENTUCKY Announced that guard Sean Sutton would not return next season to the basketball team. 1 jay Nortnerner taier 4 u-u-i 4 Sir Josh A Lot Wallin 1 0-0-0 7 Sultan's Best Ball 1 0-0-0 6 New Slant Ball 1 0-0-0 10-1 Encouraging debut 12-1 Needs more work 15-1 Health a question mark Jacksonville state; Man jonnson, Tennessee-Martin: Greg Senestraro. Ladue. 5-2: Kerry Wortmann St.
Dominic; Heidi Packard Principia; Marianne Fortunate- (So O'Fallon DISCUS 127-4: Debbie Kusiak Wentzville. LeAnn Hittmeier Mt. Olive. 119.10: Sherell Bourne (Sr.) Lafayette. 1 Dana Harris FOURTH RACE 5V furlongs, 4-year-okfs and up, claiming $3,000, purse EIGHTH RACE 6 furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, fitlie and mares, $6,000 allowance.
PP Horse Jockey SL Record Odds Comment Mcuuer Norm, ns-4: iis-3: Leslie Mitcneii parkway west. SHOT PUT 44-7: Debbie Kusiak Wentzville. 41-6: Janel Godfrey PP Horse JOCKey Bltiecoro uoos uummvm Sacramento State. 158 Glen Microtia, Florida Atlantic; Donnie Randall, Florida Atlantic; Bob Bigonette, Bryant: Bruce Daskivich, Indiana Merlch, Cal State-Northridge; Scott Tretheway, Bryant; Jeff Jordan, Jacksonville State; Bob Brown, Bryant; David Lewis, Troy State; Steve Hauamann, SIU-Ed-wardaville (84-74). 159 Dave 5 Bo am Bielby 5 1-1-2 8 Night Cutter Ball 2 0-0-1 7 Dancer Odey Rodriguez 5 0-4-0 3 Larroux Durham 3 0-0-1 8-5 Blistering early speed 5-2 Quickness to keep pace 4- 1 Saddled with second-ltls 5- 1 Closes with a rush Hazelwood East.
LeAnn Hittmeier Mt. Olive. 39-6: Katina Goodlow Maplewood. 37-1 1 Catfiryn Phillips Parkway North. To update Honor Roll, call Sports Stats at 731-8010 (outside St.
Louis call 1- HUU-iliiB-BilB') Bielby 1 1-0-0 2-1 Oft aharp maiden win GaH 4 0-0-1 5-1 Gall can get It done Sangines 5 0-1-0 7-2 Improving each time out Capizzi 4 0-1-1 4-1 Watch this strong closer Rodriguez 3 0-00 10-1 Back from Chicago N.Medina 0 0-0-0 5-2 Deadly If in shape Wallin 5 1-0-0 6-1 Could puH off upset Martin 2 0-0-0 12-1 Has work cut out Martin 0 0-0-0 8-1 Try and catch her Sanchez 3 0-1-0 15-1 Poor showing in last 1 Pleasure Potter 10 Liset 4 Beeraia 2 Tune A Buck 9 So Appealing 6 Kathleen's Mom 3 Bit Jean 5 Streaking Sal 7 Folly Ransom 8 MaeSaye ROBERT MORRIS Named Craig Coleman Softball coach and Kevin Mc Flooding Postpones Races At Fairmount 1-2. C.Robinson 0-1). Fouled out Carthy assistant Softball coach. UCTDAVIS Named Bob Williams men's head basketall coatfi. NBA PLAYOFFS D.Robinson, Strickland, Anderson, Winaate.
C. Robinson. Drexier. He- NINTH RACE 6 furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, $6,400 allowance. bounds San Antonio 67 (D.Robinson 15), Portland 60 (Kersey, B.Williams St Racnrd Odds Comment PP Horse jockey mi Assists San Antonio 21 (Strick 4 1-2-0 5-1 uan nanaie ciass mxe N.
Medina land 7), Portland 22 (Drexier 9). Total Myers. Indiana (PaJ; Mike Mozingo, Indianapolis; Clete Cole, Columbus. 160 Randy Reaves, Jacksonville State. 161 Tim Albers, NE Missouri State (80-81); Steve Miller, Abilene Christian; Shannon Hoaick, NE Missouri State (82-79); Tom Goodrich, Slippery Rock; Joseph Matter, Lowell 163 Dennis Hack-worth, Florida Atlantic; Kyle Brun-nemer, Indianapolis.
164 Bruce Neel, Wofford; Dan Mulhearn, NE Missouri State (84-80). 165 Greg Hardin, Tennessee-Martin; Todd Clark, Indianapolis; Kevin Fisher, NE Missouri State (67-76). 166 Donald Phillips, Wofford; Brett Larimer, Tennessee-Martin; Andrew Ginger-Ich, Indiana Matt Gotto, Slip- rsry Rock. 167 Kirk Viehl, SIU-dwardaville (84-83); Scott NJCAA MEET fouls ban Antonio oa, runianu Technicals Portland illegal defense 2. 9 Hula Dude 5 Barbeth 10 's Boogie 1 Dizzy Bee 2 Cross Ways 3 MaiestkVs Pride Hanco*ck Woodley Wallin Wells Rodriguez A 12,684.
CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best-of-Seven Series) Wednesday's Result Chicago 117, Philadelphia 99 (Chicago wins series 4-1) Tuesday's Results Detroit 95, New York 84 (Detroit wins series 4-1) Phoenix 106, LA Lakers 103 (Phoenix wins series 4-1) Portland 136, San Antonio 132 (2 ot) (Portland leads series 3-2) Today's Game (St. Louia Times) Portland at San Antonio, 7 p.m. Saturday'e Game San Antonio at Portland, 2:30 p.m. (If Rain and flooding in the Collinsville area forced postponement of Wednesday night's thordughbred racing card at Fairmount Park. Fairmount racing secretary Bobby Pace said the chances were less than 50 percent that races would be held tonight.
More than 100 horses were evacuated from the grounds Wednesday mornine because of flooding in the barn area. 4- 1 Very consistent i' 5- 2 Always a contender 6- 1 Won last; can repeal 7- 2 In money last 4 In 9-2 Didn't like the slop. 10-1 Wait a race ot two 6-1 Maiden win nothing special 12-1 Skip for now 15-1 Just doesn't fit 1- 2-3 2- 1-0 1-2-0 0-04 0- 1-0 04-0 1- 0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 6 Determined Scholar Gall 4 Thunderdawg no rider 8 Beauty Wave Sanchez 7 Blow A Buck Macias TODAY COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Meramec Although the track itself was not under water, several TENTH RACE 6 furlongs, 4-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, claiming Community College in National Junior College Athletic Association national tournament in Hutchinson, Kan. COLLEGE TENNIS (MEN): NCAA Di necessary) other areas were noooed. w-uw "We have to talk to the horsem*n and then make a 7 CSlwa'uke Red St Record Odda Comment Q4-0 4-1 Fdae in a touah one- Jason Beam, Tennessee-Martin.
168 Jerry Williams, Indianapolis. 169 Mark Anderson, Indiana (Pa 1 71 Rick Boone. Wofford. ODESSA, Texas (AP) The final results of the National Junior College Athletic Association men's decathlon and women's heptathlon txxnpleted Wednesday st Odessa College: MEN'S DECATHLON JonSamuelson, Blinn, 7,101. 2, John Dedrick, Butler, 6,915.
3, Stefan Sa- jpuelson, Bllrm, 6,710. 4, Shane Cox, nrplow County, 6,688. 5, Jim Leeper, sMesa College, 6.501. 6, Kevin Hack- Vincennes, 6,492.7, Rollin Visser, San Jacinto College, 6,285. 8, Jeff Fogel, Glendale, 6,271.
9, Troy Ad-kins, Butler, 6.193. 10. Steve Andersen, Southern Idaho, 6,104. 1 1 Mag-hul Rystedt, Blinn, 5,843. 12, Dana Atkinson, SUNY-Farmlngdale, 5,526.
WOMEN'S HEPTATHLON 1, Angle Brown, Odessa College, 5,976 2, Aimee Anthony, Glendale, 4,934. 3, Joice Smith, San Jacinto College, 4,915. 4, Tricia Melfy, Mesa College, 4,713. 5, Christa Scruggs, Barton County, 4.691. 6, Charlotte vision ii cnampionsnips at uwignt us vis Tennis Center In Forest Park.
Biggirlsdontcry Jockey Martin Wallin no rider Bielby Bielby Rettele MEN'S TENNIS COLLEGE GOLF (MEN): Southern lllinois-Edwardsville in NCAA Division II 10 Nikoi 8 Kelly D. 2 Call Queen 7 Italian Marble 3 Alan's Gift BULLS 11 7, 76ers 99 0-14 0-04 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 04-1 04-1 national meet in Jupiter, Fla. FRIDAY 6-1 Held own in Oklahoma 3-1 Beaten favorite tries again 5- 2 Ill -bred likes off track 6- 1 strong late move in laat 10-1 In the hunt 10-1 Don't count her out 8-1 This mare used to be good 12-1 Needs to keep straight 15-1 Not out of it NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPS (In St. Louis) CslPolv-SL0 5.Cal-Davls4 Capizzi COLLEGE BASEBALL: NCAA Divi decision," Pace said. "We want to get back ana race as soon as possible, but we don't want to do anything that is not safe." Postponement of two or three racing cards is a possibility.
When the water drops, track officials must evaluate the damage to the area. A decision is sometime today by Brian Zander, Fair-mount's vice president and general manager. 4 Princess Guinevere Wallin SINGLES Beniie Aguirre (CD) def. sion II North Central Regional at South ern lllinois-Edwardsville, Central Miss 5 Jiroga no rider 6 Pockalot no rider ouri stats vs. south Dakota State, 11 PHILADELPHIA (99) Barkley 6-10 5-1017, Mahorn 5-120-0 10, Gminski 9-14 0-0 18, Dawkins 6-126-718, Hawkins 4-10 2-211, Anderson 8-12 4-4 20, Brooks 0-2 1-2 1, Thornton 0-1 2-2 2, Nimphius 0-1 0-0 0, Payne 0-1 2-2 2, Copeland 0-1 0-0 0.
Totals 38-76 22-29 99. CHICAGO (117) a.m., and biut vs. 1 1 a.m. game loser, 1 p.m. JEST BET Bo Gin (4th) 1EST LONQSHOT Trouble Dancer (2nd) Neai Hsrryman e-3, 6-4; rim Fresen-ius(CPdef.
Tom Burwell 7-6(7-1), 6-4; Eric Sasao (CP) def. David Allen 6-3. 6-3; Mark Segesta (CD) def. Peter Killian 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (7-3); Scott Ezell (CD) def. Alex Havrilenko 6-4, 1-6, 7-5; Jeff McCann (CD) def.
Brendan Walsh 2-6. 6-3. 8-4. COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Meramec Community College In National Junior College Athletic Association national Rettmeyer, Madison Area Tech 4.436. 7.
KavKav Waller. Central Or- ARLINGTON INTERNATIONAL RACECOURSE agon, 4,409. 8, Michele Maxwell, Wft-' Ham Aainey Harper, 4,281. 9, Tiffany tournament in nutcninson, Kan. COLLEGE TENNIS (MEN): NCAA Di DOUBLES Berryman and Havri- vision cnampionsnips at uwignt Davis Tennis Center In Forest Park.
uanaway, oan jacimo L-onege, Kim sPan9ler' Rick Co' loybi 3,905, COLLEGE GOLF (MEN): Southern lenxo aei. Alien ana aegesta Max Allman and Fresenlus def. Bur-well and Ezell 6-4, 6-4; Sasao and Walsh def. Rob Perkins and Steve Summer 3-8. Other Scores King 3-11 7-4 13, Grant 8-11 2-4 18, Cartwright 4-6 4-4 12, Paxson 0-3 0-0 0, Jordan 1 7-26 2-4 37, Plppen 13-172-3 29.
Armstrong 2-4 2-2 6, Nealy 0-0 0-0 0, Hodges 1-2 0-0 2, Perdue 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 48-82 19-25 117. Philadelphia 31 32 18 18 99 Chicago 28 34 27 28117 3-Point goals Philadelphia 1-7 (Hawkins 1-4, Mahorn 0-1, Brooks 0-1, Payne 0-1), Chicago 2-6 (Pippen 1-1, lllinois-Edwardsville In NCAA Division II national meet in Jupiter. Fla. SOCCER: Sister Cities Tournament California-Riverside 5, Southwest Bap at St.
Louis soccer Park. AREA RESULTS tist (mo.) 3 imiro piace) Rollins (Fla.) 5, Bloomsburg (Pa.) 1 (fifth place) FIFTH RACE (1m) Delight's Tribute (Fires) 3.40, 2.80, 2.40; Crony Hill Ramos) 3 60, 2.60; Sure To Please Sellers) 3 80. Time 1 :36. PERFECTA (4-3) paid $1 5.60. OUINELLA (3-4) paid $14.70.
SIXTH RACE (60 Attacksrightoff Fires) 9.40, 7.06, 5.20; I'm Demand- Ing (Clark) 28.20, 10.40: Spectacular Singh (Valenzuela) 7.60. Time 1:12. Scratched Sluh Backer. PERFECTA (8-9) paid $391.20. OUINELLA (8-9) paid $257.70.
TRIFECTA (8-9-2) paid $2,747.40. SEVENTH RACE (7fJ Very Shortley (Velasquez) 12.40. 7.80, 4.40; Pro Chapeau (Fires) 6.80, 4.20; Santas Jet (Romero) 3.20. Time 1 :22 26. OUINELLA (1-5) paid $59.70.
PERFECTA (5-1) paid $71.40. PICK THREE $104.10. EIGHTH RACE (6f) Evaluating (Ramos) 18.20, 6.O0. 4.80; Orphan Kist (Brown) 4.60, 3 80: Shirley Legacy (Velasquez) 4.80. Time 1:09 375.
$3 OUINELLA (2-3) paid $43.50. PERFECTA (3-2) paid $61.00. NINTH RACE (1Vim) Eclipse Solslre (Velasquez) 13.20, 8.40, 5 00; Temporary Resident (Sellers) 1 7.60, 7.20; Well Lit (GukJry) 5.00. Time Scratched College Chief. $3 OUINELLA 13-7) paid $134.10.
PERFECTA (7-3) paid $146.20. TRIFECTA (7-3-2) paid $1,089.20. A 6,029. Handle $1,877,275. Results (WEDNESDAY) (Clear and Faat) FIRST RACE (1ml Successful Bid (Rszo) 8.80, 5.60, 4.00; Red Starflre Velasquez) 14.00, 7.20; Man Or Mouse (Guidry) 3.60.
Time 1:37 45. PERFECTA (1-8) paid $182.60. OUINELLA (1-6) paid $96.40. SECOND RACE (6Vif) Valued Ruler (Valenzuela) 6.60, 3.20, 2 60; Don Johnson (Sellers) 4.40, 2.80; Explosively Great (Velasquez) 2.40. Time 1:16 35.
Scratched Bob's Leader. DAILY DOUBLE (1-4) paid $46.00. PERFECTA (4-3) paid $26.00. OUINELLA (3-4) paid $18.90. THIRD RACE (6f) Cap Rate (Clark) 24.80, 10.60, 4.40; Secret Hostess (Baird) 8.00, 3.40; Bosses Way (Diaz) 2.80.
Time 1:10 45. Scratched Lisa's Glory, Cheerful Secretary. OUINELLA (1-4) paid $97.20. PERFECTA (1-4) paid $140.20. TRIFECTA (1-4-3) paid $368.00.
FOURTH RACE (1Vtm) On And On (Clark) 17.60, 8.80, 4.80; Linda K. (Baird) 21.60, 7.00; Shutters (Romero) 3.60. Time 1 :53 25. Scratched Riparia. OUINELLA (2-4) paid $240.60.
PERFECTA (2-4) paid $305.80. Abilene Christian (Tex.) 5, Chapman (uam.) 1 (seventn piace) joraan i-a, nooges u-i, peroue u-i). Fouled out Mahorn. Rebounds-Philadelphia 42 (Barkley 13), Chicago 43 (Jordan 9). Assists Philadelphia 28 (Dawkins 15), Chicago 31 (Paxson 9).
total fouls Philadelphia 21, Chica TEXAS LEAGUE Eastern Division Pet OB go 23. A lo.oro. TUESDAY MAJOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL National League .594 .545 .412 .371 19 18 14 13 Tulsa Shreveport Arkansas Jackson BLAZERS 138, SPURS 132 Favorite Odda Underdog CARDINALS 6VWV4 Cincinnati DiHehnrnh CunJt ATI ANITA (At Henry VIII Hotel) 106 POUNDS Jermain Hill, Wellston, stopped Jeremiah Hammett, South-aide Warriors, 1:30 (third round): Andre Knox, 12th Park, dec. Rhett Valentine, Wohl. 5-0.
119 Jer- main Combs, Wellston, dec. Justin Schwamberger, Eagles, 4-1; Jimmy O'Brien. ABC, dec Troy Mason, Southside Warriors, 3-2; Patrick Cody, Warriors, dec. Kirk Douglas Park, 5-0. 125 Antoinne Boneatt, Warriors, deo.
Anthony Brooks, Wohl, 6-0. 139 T.J. Davis, Cherokee, dec. Larry Temple. Mathews-Dickey, 147, Mourad Jawati.
Twin City, dec Carlyle Park, 4-1. 178 Anth- ony Willis, Wellston, deo. Steve Cook, Twin City, 3-2. 201 Ed Ma-hone, Pagedale dec. Brian MacLin, ABC, 4-1.
Pet GB Western Division HOUSTON 5Vt-6Vi Chicago Entries nmvncan kevguv Favorite Odds Underdog TORONTO VMVi Seattle MILWAUKEE 6-7 California SAN ANTONIO (132) Elliott 9-15 3-3 21, Cummlngs 9-22 13-14 32, D.Robinson 9-18 9-15 27, Strickland 5-14 1-1 11, Anderson 11-21 1-2 23. Brickowski 0-01-21, Williams 3-131-1 7.Wingate2-54-410.Jones0-0 0-0 0. Moore 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 48-109 33-42132. PORTLAND (138) Kersey 7-19 9-12 23, B.Williams 7-14 1-215, C.Robinson 4-8 3-411, Drexier 13-24 6-8 35.
Porter 13-19 7-9 38. Pe- NEW YORK 5v-6'4 Minnesota CHICAGO Evn4 Baltimore TEXAS Detroit KAN. CITY 5'-6Vi Boston (TODAY) POST TIME, PAL FIRST RACE StjOt, claiming, I y.o. and up, 7 furlongs. ChezSoave 1 19 Perfect Zlrcn 117 Housekeeper 117 Undermylhm 117 Justfrmvorls 119 Flylody 117 Lodv Heroine 119 Ensign Peggy 117 SECOND RACE claiming, maidens 3 and 4 y.o furlongs.
Commacutle 122 Tread 113 NBA PLAYOFFS Selections Bv The Associated Press 1- Lady Heroine, Chez Soave, Justformyglrls. 2- Slewpv Hitter, Leadvllle Lady, Commocutlt. 3- Drum Maiarettei Pink Concord, Bid's Lady. -r 4- La Taccola Determined To Win, MyHoneydew. 5- Mr.
Pocket, Sir Percy Blakely, Monoway. 6- Dancing Gent, Regal Rala Naklska Prince. 7- All The Glitters, Seize, Summer Senate. 8- Coballo Del Sol, Stone Harbor Gold, Just Like That. 9- Carrle Girl, Superb Queen, Verlovka.
Jest Bet-Coballo Del Sol Nonzetta 122 Tipsy Ton 113 Bidder Bel lev 113 Annys Inferno 118 Mj.BoldBcky 113 LlbbysFotCt 108 Drum Mai ort M9 FOURTH RACE 19,000, allowance, 1 y.o. and up, 4 fur longs. Alluring Befy 117 Siovln Babe 117 LaToccolo 1l9DtrmkndTW 122 MIssSureFIre alMyHontydew 122 FIFTH RACE -11500, claiming, maidens 3 and 4 y.o furlongs. SlrPrcyBlkly 109 PrspctngMm 113 Mr. Pocket 113 Monoway 113 FegenLake 111 Ridoewoy By 113 KhanlarHllt HI KlmAly 113 SIXTH RACE tm claiming, 4 va and up, 7 furlongs.
Gliding Clyde 119 Regal Rala 117 OnTheRun 117 Trite Sonic 117 CurssurdBrn 117 Naklska Prnfi 119 Dancing Gent 117 Pretty Diono IUS Dansotlous 115 NearctlcLncr 117 SEVENTH RACE S2340t, allowance, 3 y.o, and up, 1 mile. Seize 119 ALIftleMuck Hi All TheGllttrs Guide Line 116 Alocristor 119 Summer Sent Hi EIGHTH RACE tUMt, allowance, y.o. and vp, Vh furlongs, Hammolkbr 122 Sokng Smkng 117 Brian Again 119 CoballoDelSI 122 Bigloadtocrv 115 Just LlkeThat 117 StonHrbrGId 115 Cheap Snglss 119 Push Shot 119 Mr. Importnc 119 NINTH RACE IfcjOfc claiming, i VA, 7 furlongs. Verlovka 116 Superb Queen 112 Genuine Dncr 111 CnscncCmdv M7 BrdwvMystr lie Certn Advntg 111 o-CarrleGIrl 111 Cherry Flore 116 (KMorthaNtll 112 Pyrlt Eagle 116 o-Entrv.
Wichita 23 13 .639 El Paso 20 16 .556 San Antonio 18 IB .500 Midland 14 22 .389 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Midland 7, Arkansas 3 Jackson 3, Wichita 1 Shreveport 5, San Antonio 4 Tulsa 6, El Paso 3 TUESDAY'S RESULTS El Paso 4. Arkansas 3 Wichita 4, Shreveport 2 San Antonio 3, Jackson 2 Midland 3, Tulsa 1 (6 Innings, rain) TODAY'S GAMES Midland at Arkansas Jackson at Wichita Shreveport at San Antonio El Paso at Tulsa Favorite Point Underdog S. ANTONIO 6 Portland SBieaHi trovic 3-8 4-6 11, Bryant 0-0 1-2 1, Young 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 48-93 33-45 138. Home team in caps (Under odds, or money line, the first AREA RESULTS Leodvllle Ldv Slewpy Hitter RoghRtDncr San Antonio 27 26 34 32 7 (132 Portland 41 31 27 20 7 12138 113 Baby coup 113 Zorlka N9 122 Curntsvl Phyl 113 109 HOLE IN ONE number indicates amount you win if you pick the underdog and wager $5, the second number indicates the amount Shi have to risk to win $5 if you pick the vorlte.) No Breakers 3-Point goals San ANtnk) 3-7 (Win-late 2-2, Cummlngs 1-1, R.
Williams 0- (At St Andrei Qouaraa Parrlsh with a lron on the 4rc vitrau rnoone Meoia services, ma 9-17 (Porter 5-9, Drexier 15, Petrovic THIRD RACE IUN Ctolflllno, mold-tnt 3 and 4 y. 4 furlongs. BidsLody Pink Concord 113 1.
