SPORTS THE TIMES SCOREBOARD MAJOR LEAGUES 2EL32JESDAY, JULY 30, 1991 9 rare TV-RADIO it. -tomm t.7 MTWISiii iiHSlielllllillfciM8Mail)Ht BMiJimeMM migmmmgmm DIVISION EAST 60 37 55 43 Pet Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicago Montreal .619 .561 .541 53 45 48 50 43 56 .490 .12 .434 IS Channel ESPN WGN TBS HSE USA ESPN TODAY'S TELEVISION Time Event 6:30 Athletics at Yankees 6:30 Cubs at Reds 6:35 Pirates at Braves 7:30 Cardinals at Astros 8 p.m. Ruelas vs. Lopez 9:30 Met at Dodgers TODAY'S RADIO 64 1-3-7 .408 20Vi 1-3-7 WEST DIVISION Sport Baseball Boxing Baseball Baseball 7:10 7:20 EAST 57 43 50 48 46 49 46 52 42 56 39 59 33 64 59 41 55 43 55 45 52 43 53 47 51 47 48 49 Pet Toronto Detroit New York Boston Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland .570 .510 .484 .469 .429 .398 .340 WEST Pet Minnesota Chicago Oakland Texas Seattle California .590 .561 .550 .547 .530 .520 .495 Kansas City Philadelphia 40 58 Pet Los Angeles 56 42 .571 Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego San Fran Houston 51 46 .526 .490 .485 .480 .398 47 49 48 47 39 59 8 9 17 Cardinals at Astros Midland at Shreveport z-denotes first game was a win.
Rshing times The schedule tar sdinar periods is (alien from Mrs. Richard Aldan Knights Sdunar Tables. The major periods begin al the limes mt; shown and last tor one and one-halt Id two hcxjrs.Mnorperxxjs are shew. TODAY'S GAMES Montreal (Darling 5-7) at San Francisco (T.WIIson 6-9), 2:35 4 Chicago (G.Maddux 8-6) at Cincinnati (Browning 11-7), 6:35 San Diego (Rasmussen 3-7) at Philadelphia (De Jesus 6-4), 6:35 -Pittsburgh (Miller M) at Atlanta (Averv 11-5), 6:40 St. Louis (HIM 8-7) at Houston (Harnlsch 6-7), 7:35 New York (Whltehurst 5-7) at Los Angeles 13-5), I -denotes first gamt was a win.
TODAY'S GAMES Texas (Bovd 0-1) at Boston (Morton 1-2), 12:05 Detroit (Aldred 0-1) at Minnesota (Erlckson 14-3), 12:15 Oakland (Hawkins 44) at New York (Taylor 5-5), 6:30 California (McCasklll 7-13) at Cleveland (Otto 0-0), 6:35 Chicago (Houoh 6-6) at Toronto (Stottlemvre 104), 6:35 Kansas City (Saberhagen 7-4) at Milwaukee (August 7-5), 7:05 Baltimore (Smith 5-2) at Seattle (Krueoer 8-3), 9:35 AM PJh. Minor Major Minor Maor Today 8:20 2:10 8:45 2:30 Wednesday 9:05 2:55 9:30 3:15 Thursday 9:55 3:45 10:20 4:05 Friday 10:45 4:35 11.10 4:55 Saturday 11:35 5:25 5:55 Sunday 12:10 6:20 12:30 6:45 Monday 12:55 7:10 1:20 7:45 MONDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 7, Pitt. 5, 1st game Atlanta 5, Pitt. 3, 2nd game Houston 4, St. Louis 2 San Fran.
6, Montreal 5 New York 5, Los Angeles 1 Only games scheduled MONDAY'S RESULTS Texas 7, Boston 2 California 10, Cleveland 2 Chicago 12, Toronto 4 Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Oakland 10, New York 8 Seattle 11, Baltimore 4 Only games scheduled U.8. Sr. Opart At BIRMINGHAM, MkK. Flnol Kom ond prize money JPor -70 Oakland hiiu Country Club) x-won tStote okryott 72-49-10-7I-B2 Chmi Rodriguez, sS5J 7WHO-71-2M AIGelberger, 133,137 71-70-71-70-283 Lee Trevlno, 121,404 7fr75--74-2M Don Bles, (15,434 T2-49-72-7J-7J4 Charles Coody, 115,434 74-4W9-1-2S4 Gorylover, (12,347 Bob Charm, 111347 75-70-71-71-287 Mlkt Hill, C1Z.347 61-74-71-74-287 Ken Still, 89,814 76-71-73-70 289 Bobby Nichols, (9,114 71-75-74-71289 Bruce Crompton, J14 7W9-72-73-89 Harold Henning, (9414 73-73-70-73-289 BatHlskev, M.43S 7J-72-71-74-210 JCSnead 8835 U.S. Sr.
Opon playoff cards PorOut 4S3 444 443-3 Nicklous 443 335 333-31 Rpdc9U 453 443 452-34 Par In Nicklous Rodriguez 445 344 04-15-70 444 344 425-34-45 455 343 434-35-49 Seniors winner Jon. 34 Senior Tovrnamtnt of Champions (Bruce Cramoton) Jan 26-27- Senior Skins (Jack Nick tart) Feb. 1-3 Royal Caribbean Oosslc (Gary Plover) Feb S-W Suncoast Classic (Bob Charles) Feb 15-17 Aetno Challenge (Lie Trevlno) Feb. 22-24 Chrysler Cup (United States) Mar. 1-3 West Classic (Chi Chi Rodriguez) Mar.
15-17 The Dominion (Lee Trevlno) Mar. 22-24 The Vintage Invitational (Chi Chi Rodriguez) Mar. 29-31 Seniors Grond Sksm (Miller Barber) Apr 4-7 The Tradition (Jock Nlcklaus) Apr 18-21 PGA Seniors Championship (Jack Nlcklaus) Apr. 26-28 Doug Sanders Classic (Mike HIIH-- May 3-5 Las Vegos Classic (Chi Chi Rodriguez) May 10-12 Reunion Pro-Am (Chi Chi Rodriguez) May 16-19-Legends of Golf (Lee Trevlno and Mike Hill) May 24-26 Bell Atlantic Classic (Jim Ferree) May 3V June 2 The Commemorative (Charles Coody) June 6-9 Senior TPC (Jim Albus) June 14-14 Syracuse Senior Classic (Rocky Thompson) June 21-23 PolneWebber Invitational (Orvllle Moody) June 28-30 Southwestern Bell Classic (Jim Colbert) Jury 5-7 Kroger Classic (Al Gelberger) Jul 1 1-14 Seniors British Open (Bobby Verwey) July 12-14 Newport Cup (Lorry Zlegler) Jury 19-21 Amerltech Open (Mike Hill) July 25-28 U.S. Senior Open (Jack Nlcklaus) Schedule Aug 2-4 Long Island Classic Meadow Bro Club, Jericho, NY.
Aug. 9-11 Showdown Classic, Jeremy Ranch G.C., Park City, Utoh. Aug. 16-18 Northwest Classic In-glewood C.C., Seattle. Aug 23-25 Charley Pride Classic, Four HiHsC.CAIbuqueraue.N.M.
Aug. 30-Sept. 1 North Classic Broadmoor C.C., Indianapolis. Sept 6-8 Greoter Grand Rapids Open, The Highlands, Grond Roplds, Mich. Sept.
13-15 Digital Classic, Nashawtuc C.C., Boston. Sent 20-22 Bank One Classic, Kearney Hills Links, Lexington, Kv. Sept 27-29 Southwest Classic, Fairway Oaks C.C., Abilene, Texas. Oct. 4-4 Vantage Chomplonshlo.
Tonglewood Pork, Clemmons, N.C. OCt. 11-13 Senior Gold Rush, Roncho Murleto C.C., Socramento, Calif. Oct. 18-20 Transamerlca Championship, Silverado C.C., Napa, Calif.
Oct. 25-27 Security Pacific Classic Roncho Park Los Angeles. Nov. 1-3 Space Coast Classic. Suntree C.Ci Melbourne, Fla.
i bu font cue, TPC ol Baton. Japan. Pec. Kaonooall Classic. Raval Koanaooll G.C.
(North), Maul, Howell. Dec. 13-15 New York Lite Cnomplons, Hyatt Dorado Beach (East Course) Dorado Beoch, Puerto Rico. -PGA money leaders ITIlrAiiffh b.h, Monday's N.L results BRAVES 7-5, PIRATES 5-3 Tom Glavlne struggled; but became the National League's first 14-game winner in the opener as Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 7-5, and Rick -Mahler pitched six strong innings In the second game, for a 5-3 victory and a doubleheader sweep Monday- The Braves got the go-ahead run In the fifth on Brian -Hunter's run-scoring single, breaking a 2-2 tie against; John Smiley (12-7). In the first game, Greg Olson hit his fifth homer of the-season, a solo shot, off Doug Drabek (10-10) Inthefourth; inning and drew a bases-loaded walk off In the fifth, breaking a 4-4 tie.
Hunter added a two-run homer, his seventh, In the seventh Inning off reliever Neal Heaton. ASTROS 6, CARDINALS 2 Ken Camlnltl hit a grand slam in support of a complete game bv Jim Deshaies, who gave up two runs, nine hits, struck out two and walked none for his first complete game of the season. Camlnitl's first career grand slam came on a 1-1 pitch from Bryn Smith (9-7) In the fourth Inning and gave' Houston a 4-1 lead. It was the first grand slam bv an Astro at home since Aug. 20, 1989, when Kevin Bass hit-one.
METS 5, DODGERS 1 David Cone wasn't quite as good as Dennis Martinez, who pitched a perfect game against the Dodgers on Sunday, but ended up with a three-hitter. GIANTS 6, EXPOS 5 Mike Felder drew a bases-: loaded walk In the eighth Inning to snap a tie and give San Francisco its ninth straight win. The Giants, who have won 12 of their last 15 games, trailed 5-2 going into the bottom of the fifth when they rallied. an Francisco loaded the bases in the eighth on singles by Robbv Thompson and Terry Kennedy and" walk to Will Clark before Felder forced In the winning run. Mel Rojas (0-2) was the loser.
Monday's A.L results RANGERS 7, RED SOX I The Red Sox lost their ninth consecutive gome at Fenway Park their longest home losing streak In 64 years as the Rangers' Juan Gonzalez hit a Dalr of two-run homers. WHITE SOX 12, BLUE JAYS 4 Chicago hit four home runs to back Jack McDowell's six-hitter as the White Sox routed the slumping Blue Jays. Frank Thomas, Ron Karkovice and Ron Kittle each had two-run homers and Craig Grebeck hit a solo shot. ANGELS 10, INDIANS 2 Gary Gaettl drove In five runs and Chuck Finley kept his career-record at Cleveland Stadium perfect as the California Angels beat the Cleveland Indians 10-2 Monday night. Finlev (14-5) allowed both runs and six hits In seven In-nings, walked four and struck out two as he Improved to 5-0 at Cleveland.
Finley, the American League's first 13-game winner, needed three tries to get No. 14. TWINS 6, TIGERS 3 Shane Mock hit a tie-breaking triple In the sixth Inning and David West rebounded from a slow start Monday night as Minnesota won Its fourth victory In five games. ATHLETICS 10, YANKEES 8 Dave Henderson had four hits, Including a tie-breaking double in the eighth inning as Oakland won despite wasting a seven-run lead. With the score tied, Jose Canseco reached on a ground-rule double that was accidentally fielded by a ball boy down the left-field line.
Henderson doubled and scored when reliever Steve Howe (3-1) threw away Terry Stelnbach's grounder for error. MARINERS 11, ORIOLES 4- Dave Cochrane hit the first of four consecutive doubles as the Mariners broke a 4-4 tie with seven runs in the seventh. Seattle sent 11 batters to the plate in the Inning against Bob Mllacki (6-5), Jeff Ballard and Paul Kllgus and got six hits, five of them doubles. Lake Level Cross Lake 169.65 Caddo lake 168.90 Wnghl Patman 226.60 Sure Today: 8:15 p-m. RIckFehr Jeff Slumon Curtis Strong Gene Sauers Tom Sleek monn Scott Simpson Crolg Stodler Tom Watson Jay Don Blake Mark Brooks Billy Ray Brown Mike Hulbert Andrew Magee Rocco Mediate a-Phil Mlckelson Kenny Perry Nick Price Ted Schulz Lorry Sllvelra Payne Stewart Bruce Fleisher Brad Bryant Brian Cloar John Cook David Edwards Dan Haildorson Jim Hallet MlkeHorwood Scott Hoch Kenny Knox Bob Lohr Gil Morgan Mike Nlcotette Greg Norman Jose Maria Oknabol Bill Sander BobTwoy Andy Bean Chip Beck Bill Brltton David Conlpe Ben Crenshaw Ed Dougherty Ray Floyd Dan Forsmon Jay Haas John Huston WoyneLevI Bruce Lletzke Larry Nelson Tim Simpson Mike Springer Hal Sutton Bob Wolcott Fuzzy Zoeller LPGA money 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 leaders (Threvgh Jury 28) 99.
Robert Wrem TOO. Kirk Trlplett Ml. Brian Tennyson 102. Jack Nicklous K3. Brad Fabcl H4.
Larry Rlnker 105. Mark McCumber KM. Lee Janzen 107. Joey Slndetor 108. Steve Jones W9 Wovne Grady 110.
David Conk 111. Neal Lancaster 112. Larry Ntlson 113. Mork Lyt 114. DA.
Welbrlng 115. Bort Bryant 116. Larry Sllvelra 117. Peter Jocobsen 118. Morris Hotalskv 119.
Mlkt Sullivan 120. Nick Faldo 121. Jon Edwards 122 Chris Perry 123. Dudley Hort 124 EdFlorl 121 Fulton AlKm 126. Mike Rrkt 127.
Tommy Armour 128. Jim McGovtrn 129. John Inman 130. Donnle Hammond 19 $107,094 21 $1064(12 22 $106,046 4 $105,347 20 $105,306 IS (102.519 15 $101,059 23 $100,263 $100,019 $95,589 13 21 23 11 20 14 21 19 17 19 19 19 20 19 13 13 21 23 21 16 193,910 $93458 $92445 $91,943 $19,757 $88439 $88,069 $80,615 $80,110 878,795 $77,947 $77,781 $77480 $73,912 $73493 $73,749 171,796 $71428 $70,106 $69455 $68,992 168,230 PGA winners Jan. Tournament of Champions (Tom Kite) Jon.
10-13 Northern Telecom Open (Phil Mlckelson) Jan. 17 20 Hawaiian Open (Lonnv Wodklns) Jan. 24-27 Phoenix Open (Nolan Henke) Jan. 31-feb. 3 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am (Paul Azlnger) Feb.
6-KJ Bob Hope Classic (Corey Pavln) Feb. 14-17 Shear son Lehman Brothers Open (Jay Don Blake) Feb. 21-24 Los Angeles Open (Ted Schulz) Feb. JS-Morch 3 DoraJ Open (Rocco Mediate) March 7-10-Honda Classic (Steve Pate) March 14-17 Nestle Invitational (Andrew Mogee) March 21-24 USF1G Classic (Ian Woosnam) March 28-31 The Players Championship (Steve Elkington) April 4-7 Independent Insurance Agent Open, ppd. to Oct.
23-26 April 11-14 The Masters (Ian Woosnom) April 11-14 Deposit Guaranty Classic (Lorry Sllvelra) April 18-21 Heritage Classic (Davis Love III) April 25-28 Greater Greensboro Open (Mark Brooks) May 2-5 Byron Nelson Classic (Nick Price) May 9-12 A "onto Classic (Corey Povln) May 16-19 Memorial (Kenny Perry) May 23-24 The Colonial (Tom Purtzer) May 30- June 2 Kemper Open (Billy Androde) June 6-9 Bulek Classic (Billy Androde) June 13-M U.S. Open (Povne Stewart) June 20-23 Anheuser-Busch Classic (Mike Hulbert) June 27-30 St. Jude Classic (Fred Couples) July 4-7 Western Open (Russ Cochran) July 11-14- New England Classic (Bruce Fleisher) July 16-21-Chattanooga Ctosk: (Dlllord Pruitt) July 18-21 British Open (Ian Baker-Finch) July 25-28 Greater Hartford Open (Billy Ray Brown) Schedule Aug. 1-4 Buick Open, Warwick Hill G. 4 CO, Grond Blanc, Mich.
Aug. 8-1! PGA Chomplonshlo, Crooked Stick, Indianapolis Aug. 15-18 The International, Castle Pines G.C, Castle Rock, Colo. Aug. 22-25 World Series of Golf, Firestone CO, Akron, Ohio Aug.
29-Seot. 1 Greater Milwaukee Open, Tuckaway CO, Fronklm, Wis. Sept. 54 Conodkm Open, Glen Abbey GO, Oakvllle, Ontorlo Sepl. 12-15 Hardee's Classic, Oak wood CO, Coral Valley, III.
Sept. 19-22 B.C. Open, En-Jole G.C., En-dlcott, NY. Sept. 26-29 Southern Open, Green Island CO, Columbus, Ga.
Oct. 3-4- TexosOpen. Oak HlllsCC, San Antonio Oct. 9-13 Las Vegas Invitational, Las Vegas Las Vegas Oct. 16-19 Disney World Classic Magnolia, Pine and Bueno Vista G.C.'s, Orlando, Flo.
Oct. 23-26 Independent Insurance Agent Open, TPC al the Woodlands, The Woodlonds, Texas Oct. 31-Nov. 3 TOUR Championship, Plnehurst No. 2, Pinehurst, N.C.
Nov. 7-10 World Championship of Golf, The Royof Adelaide G.C, Adelaide, Australia Nov. 14-17 Kopoluo International, Kapalua Resort, Kopolua, Hawoil Nov. 21-24 RMCC Invitational, Sherwood Thousand Oaks, Calif. Nov.
28-Dec. 1 Skins Game, PGA West (Stadium Course), Lo Qulnta, Calif. Dec. 5-8 J. 0 Penney Classic In-nisbrook Resort (Copperhead Course), Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Dec. 12-15 Sazale Classic, Blnks Forest C.C., Wellington, Fla. PGA stat leaders (Through July 28) Scoring Leaders 1, Corey Povln, 69.37. 2. Ion Baker-Finch, 49.71.
3, Bruce Lletzke, 69.77. 4, Fred Couples, 69 80. 5, Tom Watson, 6987. 6, Ray Floyd, 69 88. 7, Steve Pate, 6989.
Scott Simpson, 69 93. 9, Crolg Stodler, 70.01. John Cook, 70 02. Driving Distance 3, Fred Couples, 277.1. 4, Dan Forsmon, 274.S.
5 (tie), Tom Purtzer and Greg Whls-man, 273.3.7, Neal Lancaster, 273.0. 8, Barry Cheesmon, 272.5. 9, Mark Calcavecchia, 272.2. Marco Dawson, 272.0. Driving Accuracy 1, Larry Nelson, .794 2, Hole Irwin, .791.
3, Lorry Mlze, .788. 4, David Edwards, .787. (tie), lan Baker-Finch and Fred Funk, .780. 7, 4 Tied With 775. Greens in Regulation 1, Bruce Lletzke, .741.
2 (tie), Hal Sutton and Fuzzy Zoeller, .721. 4, Rocco Mediate, .720. 5, Steve Pate, .716. 6, Dlllord Pruitt, .715. 7 (tie) David Edwards, David Peoples and Tom Purtzer, .707.
10, Dave Borr, .705. Putting Leaders 1, Corey Povln, 1 .726 2, Don Pooley, 1.727. 1.730. 4, Scott Simpson, 1.733. John Huston, 1.734.
6, Joy Don Blake. 1735. 7, Larry Rlnker, 1.736. Ion Baker-Finch, 1.737. 9, Lance Ten Broeck, 1.740.
Dave Rummells, 1.741. Total Driving 1, Bruce Lletzke, S3 2. Ted Schulz, 54 3, Fulton Allem, 73. 4, Jeff Maggert, 77. 5 (lie), Kenny Perry ond Tom Purtzer, 84.
7 (tie), Blaine McCalllster ond Fuzzy Zoeller, 87. 9, Paul Ailnger, 89. 10, Craig Stodler, 96. Eagle Leaders 1, John Huston, 12. 2, Andy Bean, 11.
3, Nolan Henke, K. 4, Ed Dougherty, 9. 5, 12 tied with 8. Birdie Leaders 1, John Huston, 311. 2, Scott Hoch, 304.
3. Jim Hallet, 298 4, Kennv Knox, 292. 5, Davis Love 111,290 6, Dove ummells, 289. 7, Buddy Gardner, 284. 8, Keith Cleorwoter, 283.
9, Jeff Slumon, 282 10, Fred Funk, 280. Sand Trap Saves 1, David Frost, 655. 2, Jc Anderson, .649. 3, Ben Crenshaw, 438. 4, Denis Watson, .637.
5, Morris Hotalskv, .619. 6, Lanny Wodklns, .615. 7, Peter Persons, .612 8, John Cook, J92. 9, Corey Pavln, .589. 2 tied with .587.
All Around 1, Fred Couples, 275. 2, Steve Pate, 309. 3, Chip Beck, 338 4, lan Baker-Finch, 358. 5 (tie), John Coo and Davis Love III, 368. 7, Scott Hoch.
379. 8, Lonnv Wodklns, 394. 9, Joy Don Blake, 397. 10, John Huston, 399. Top 3 finishes (Threvgh Greater Hartftrtl Open) Plover I 2 3 Total Corey Povln 2 2 1 i Fred Couples 10 4 lan Baker-Finch 12 1 4 Steve Pate 113 4 Lonnv Wodklns 112 4 Russ Cochron 111 Hale Irwin 0 11 3 Billy Androde 2 0 0 2 lan Woosnom 2 0 0 2 Pout Azlnger lit 2 Tom Purtzer 110 2 Nofon Henke 10 1 Tom Kite 10 1 2 Davis Love III 10 1 2 Mark Meora 0 11 2 DIVISION OB L10 Straok Home Away Z-3-7 Lost 3 31-20 26-23 6 Z-4-4 Lost 3 30-18 20-30 8V4 z-4-6 Lost 2 24-23 22-24 10 1-9 Lost 4 24-27 22-25 14 2-8 Won 1 24-25 18-31 17 z-3-7 Lost 4 14-31 23-28 7th z-5-5 Lost 2 16-30 17-34 DIVISION OB LIO Streak Home Away z-7-3 Won 1 31-19 28-22 3 1-8-2 Won 5 28-22 27-21 4 z-7-3 Won 4 30-20 25-25 4Vi Z-7-3 Won 3 30-18 22-25 6 Z-7-3 Won 2 27-20 26-27 7 4-o Won 2 24-26 27-21 9V4 z-8-2 Won 2 23-29 25-20 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Minnesota at New York Oakland at Boston California at Detroit Cleveland ol Toronto -Texas at Chlcogo Kansas City at Milwaukee Baltimore at Seattle Whits Sox 12, Blus Jays 4 CHICAGO TORONTO krkM obrkbl RolnesH 4210 Whltecf 4 111 VnturoJb 4100 RAImr2b 4 0 30 Thmasdh 3 3 2 3 Corterrt 3 00 1 Kittle lb 4 112 Olerudlb 4010 Huffrf 000 1 Gruberlb 3 100: Powuorf 4111 Mllnlksdh 3 0 0 0 Krkvcec 5 22 2 Myers 2 00 0 Grbedcss 1 2 1 Sorguec 2 112 LJhnsncf 4 0 00 MnLeesi 4 0 00 Coroft 4121 MWIsnH 2100 Tetols 32121111 Tototl 314(4 CMcogo 111 OS-It TeronM Kt OR 4 Thomas reached on catcher's toter- E-Sprogue 3 (14).
DP-Chlcooo 1, Toronto 1. LOB-Chfcogo 4, Toronto 4. ZB-Korkovk (7), While (25). HR-Thom*os (II), Kittle (1), Korkovks (1), Grebeck (5), Sprogue (3). S8-Rolnet J2).
CS-Rotnes (. SF-Corter. IP RER BB SO CMCON 0 4 4 2 Toronto WellsLIM 7 7 7 2 4 Acker 3 0 0 4 0 0 DWord 1 4 4 1 I HBP-v McDowell (MWIlson). Umores-Home, 6orck; First, Relllv; Second, Meriwether; Third, Young. Angola 10, Indiana 2 CALIFORNIA CLEVELAND obrhbl obrhbl Solo ft 4110 Colecf 2 0 00 Joynerlb 4231 Lopez 3b 2 0 0 0 Wnfleldrf 0 3 40 Fermlnss 40 0 0 DPrkerdh (122 BoergoSb 3100 Gaettll) S13S CsMtnztb 3010 Parrlshc 4 0 0 1 Belle 4010 eilgherci 4 120 Whllenrf 4141 Roself 4 0 00 CJmesdh 4000 VnableH 1 000 Monlofc 2000 Scnteldss 4121 Aktreteoh 1000 Skinner 3 0 2 1 Browne ph 10 00 Tototl 41101710 Totals 31212 California 4 101 012-10 Cleveland W0 MO 2 E-Boerga (IS), Manto 2 (4).
DP-Collfornla I LOB-Collfornla II Cleveland I. 2B-Joyner (21), Wlnlleld 2 (20), Gollagher (I), Whiten (11). IB-Whiten (5). HR-Goettl (). IP RER BB SO Csmomta Finley W.14-5 7 2 2 4 2 Elchhorn 2 2 0 0 0 1 CettftifllMl Swindell LM 12-3 I 4 1 1 Shaw 513 3 1 0 1 Seonei 2-321101 Olln 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 0 HBP-byShaw(Gallogher).
Umpires-Home, Bornetl; First, Kosc; Second, Ford; Third, Ctork. Mariner 4 BALTIMORE SEATTLE obrhM obrhbl Dvromcf 4010 EMrmi3b 2100 Orsulaktf 4011 Cchrne3b 1012 CRpkensi 4010 Schefer3b 1100 Evonsdh 4 0 00 Rvntds2b 3 3 3 2 ChMtnzrt 4010 Grfyjrcf 4 2 3 3 Seoul lb 4 0 0 0 OBrlen lb 4 110 Gomel 3b 4110 AOavtsdh 301 Hoilesc 4 2 2 1 Powell rf 4010 JBell 2b 2112 Brltey ,4110 Brdtvc 2 0 00 Jones ph 0 0 00 Voile 1110 Vlzqvrl ss 3 10 0 Totals 3( 404 Totals 32111110 Baltimore OR (20 000-4 Seattle 001 7ta-11 -Kllgus (2). DP-Boltlmore 3, Seattle 1. LOB-Boitlmore 4, Seattle 3. 2B-ChMortlne (5), Holies (10), Cochrant (4), Reynolds 2 (24), Griffey Jr 2 (25), O'Brien (21), Brlfev (4).
HR-JBell (1). S-JBell. SF-ADavit. IP RER BB SO lotrlnort Mllodtl L5 4V3 5 5 5 2 1 Ballard 0 2 4 4 2 0 Kllgus 12-3 4 2 2 0 1 Same HonsonW4-S 0 0 4 4 0 10 Schooler 1 0 0 0 0 1 Ballard pitched to 4 batters the 7th. HBP-by Mllacki (EMorllnei).
WP-Ballard. Bolk-Mllackl. Umpires-Home, Denklnger; First, Merrill; Second, McCoy; Third, McClelland. mm i TEXAS RANGERS Geno Petrolll (lower bock) tias been activated from the 15-dov OL and John in sell has been put on the OL with tendinitis in Ms right elbow. OB LIO Streak Lost 3 Won 1 Lost 1 Won 2 Lost 1 Lost 7 Streak Lost 2 Won 2 Lost 1 Won 1 Won 9 Won 2 Home Awov 29-20 31-17 27-22 2fr21 29-22 24-23.
29-21 19-29 23-26 20-30' 23-25 1703. x-5-5 z-44 7Vi z-6-4 OB LIO Home Awov -I 6-4 4V4 I-5-S 3-7 8V4 z-6-4 9-1 1-3-7 30-18 26-24 26-23 25-23 24-23 23-26 22-28 26-23 27-22 20-29' 22-26 V-331 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES. Chlcogo at Cincinnati San Diego at Philadelphia) Pittsburgh at Atlanta St. Louis at Houston New York ot L.A. Only games scheduled Giant 6, Expo MONTREAL SAN FRAN obrhM obrhM DSWdsft 5 0 00 Lewis cf 5 131 Grssomcf 3 3 0 0 Rghettlp 00 00 DoMtnzrf 4 131 Andrsnlb 5010 Clderon If 4 0 1 1 Bass rf 1101 Wlloch 3b 4 1 1 0 Beck 0000 LWIkerlb 4 123 Leonrdph 1000 Ruskinp 0 0 0 0 Downs 0 0 0 0 Jones 0 0 0 0 Kngeryrf 0 0 00 Ftzgrldc 4010 Mtchelllf 3 112 Wllamsgr 00 00 MoWlmft 4 00 0 Foley ss 3 0 0 0 RThmp 2b 3 110 Owenph 1 00 0 Mnwrnc 3010 Barnes 0 2 0 0 0 Przchc or 010 0 Rolasp 1 0 0 0 Kmtedyc 1010 Gkrgolb 1 00 0 Urlbess 2 0 00 WClarklb 100 0 Burketlp 1000 Felder rf 212 2 Totals 345(5 Totals 32 4 Hi Montreal 121 010 0OS 5 SonFronclsco 200 021 (lx-4 -Anderson ((), MaWllllams (7), Urlbe 2 (B).
DP-Montreal 1, San Francisco 2. LOB-Montreal 5, San Francisco (. 2B-Lewls2 (4). HR-L Wolker (9), Mitchell (19). SB-Grlssom 2 (47).
CS-DaMartlnei IP ER BB SO MOflrTHl Barnes 41-3 4 4 3 4 Rolas LJ2 3 3 2 2 0 3 Ruskm 0 1 0 0 2 0 BJones 2-3 0 0 0 t) 0 SonFronclsco Burkett 5 3 0 3 Beck 2 1 0 0 0 2 Downs W.7-4 1 1 0 0 0- 1 Righettl S.M 1 0 0 0 0 Ruskln pitched to 1 batters the 8th, Downs pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. HBP-by Burkett (Grlssem). WP-Rolas. Umpires-Home, Darling; First, Ren-nert; Second, Holllon; Third, Harvey: Aatro 6, Cardinal 2 ST. LOUIS HOUSTON obrhM obrhbl Lnkfrdcf 3 0 2 1 Flnleycf 4tt0 OSmlthss 4 110 BlfWloc 4241 Perry lb 4010 Tolntnolb 4110 ZelleJb 4 0 2 1 LGnzlzlf 310 0 Joserf 4010 CmlnltlJb 4TS-4 GilkeyH 4 0 0 0 Slmmsrf 3 0 00 Pgnonlc 3 00 0 Young cf 10 00 Ooendo2b 3110 Cedenoss 400 0 BSmlthp 1010 Cndelett 3 0 2 0 Agostop 0 0 0 0 Dsholesp 3010 Hudlerph 1000 Froser 0 0 0 0 Totals 112ft Totals 32(105 St.
Louts KO ON (tt-2 Houston OH 420 Ota-4 E-Agosto (2). DP-St. Louis 2, Houston 1. LOB-St. Louis 4, Houston 4.
2B-Lonkford (10), Oguendo 3B-Flnley (5). HR-Comlnltl (10). CS-Jose (9). S-BSmllh. SF-Lonkfbrd.
IP RER BB SO St. Louts 4 1-3 6 0 3 Agosto 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 Froser 2 1 0 0 8 1 Houston OesholesWO 0 0 2 2 0 2 HBP-by BSmlth (LGonzolez). WP-Agostol Umpires-Home, Williams; First, Marsh; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Re- llford. ATLANTA- BRAVES RF David Justice sold he was "this close" to being ready last week, holding his hands about an Inch apart. Encouraged, he went logging ond retnlwed his bock.
"I lust pushed It too much," he sold. Justice, who hos been on the DL since June 77, Is continuing his therapy ot the Atlanta Back Clinic, ond keeping his fingers crossed. "I wont to say hopefully within a week It will feel better," he said. RHP Rick Mahler started Monday's second game, his ffrst start for the Braves sine Sept. 30, CHICAGO LHP Danny Jackson ond RHP Rick SutclKfe were to pitch for Class AAA Iowa Monday night on rehabilitation assignments under the watchful eye of CUBS pitching cooch Billy Connors.
They will loin the big club In Cincinnati Tuesday and Jackson wW probably move Info the rotation this weekend In New York. It's not clear when Sutcllffe could be octlvoted. Joe Glrardl is olso with lowo on a rehab assignment. Glrordl has been on the DL since April with a back problem. SAN FRANCISCO RHP Paul McCletlon, who won his first malor league gome Soturdov, Is the Mm and the 10th rook leto play for theGIANTS this OF Willie McGee (pulled right rib coge muscle) began a renobii nation assignment with Class AAA Phoenix Sunday.
1300 AM 710 AM Lake Level Wallace Lake 141.83 Toledo Bend 170.88 Lake 0" Pines 229.83 Sunnse Tomorrow: 829 (jn. Sept. 19-22 Safeco Classic Meridian Valley 00, Seattle Sept. 26-29 MBS LPGA Classic Los Coyotes CO, Bueno Pork, Colli. Oct.
3-6 Centel Classic Kllleam CO. Tallohassee, Fla Oct. 10-13 Trophee Urban-World Chony pionshlp, Celv G.C, Porls Nov. 1-3 Nlchlrel International, Tsukuba CO, Ibaragl, Japan Nov. 8-10 Japan Classic.
Seta G.C. Shiga, Japan Dec. 54 J.C. Penney Classic, In-nisbrook Resort, Tarpon Springs, Fla. Dec.
12-15 LPGA Match-Ploy Championship, Prlncevllle Mokal G.C. Prlnce-ville, Kauai, Hawaii Announcement Shreveport Women's Golf Association (SWGA) will have Its ploy, Tuesday, Aug. at Northwood Country Club with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. Contort the pro shop at 929-2380 with nomes ond handicaps by Noon this Friday for pairings, HoleHn-one Guy Bradford made a hole-ln-one on the 162-yard No.
3 hole at Belvedere Country Club in Hot Springs, Ark. Bradford mode his hole-ln-one with 7-lron. Witnesses were Jeff Craig, James Seals and Steve Kelly. Dixie boys state tournament At TINSLEY PARK Bossier City LATE SATURDAY RESULTS 14-yeorold division: Vernon Parish 7, Monroe Bossier Americans 4, West Monroe Nationals Baton Rouge Howell Porta St. Bernard Parish Alexandria 14, Bossier Nationals 0.
13-vear-old division Fronkllnton 12, East Ouachita Thibodaux 6, LaSolle Shreveport Americans 6, Sulphur Bossier Americans 3, Alexandria I Lone Star Speedway FEATURE RESULTS Friday's races SUPR LATE MODELS: Wendell Wallace, Bill Frye, Tonv Cardin, Doug logons, Ricky Ingalls, Ronnie Poche, Mike Brown, Rusty Cummlngs, Johnny Vernon, R. Former. STREE STOCK: Don Lovelodv, Allen Sallee, Jeff Crone, Fred Dawson, Dewavne Klmbrell, Cuz Furrh, Harold Arnold, Mark Winder, Gary Chambllss, Eddie Rolney. LATE MODELS (Dirt): Nip Caldwell, Adrian Garganus, Sonny Palmer, Steve Latson, Kenny Calllson, Woody Weaver, Kenny Jones, Stacy Furrh, David Tendale, Mike Ambern. NFL preseason SUNDAY'S RESULTS Buffalo 17, Philadelphia 13 FRIDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati at Detroit, 6:30 p.m.
Indianapolis at Denver, p.m. SATURDAY'S GAMES Chicago vs. San Francisco at Berlin, Noon New England at Green Bay, 6 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Los Angeles Rams vs.
Atlanta at Jacksonville, 7 p.m. Philadelphia of New York Jets, 7 p.m. Dallas at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Houston at Son Diego, 9 p.m. Los Angeles Rolders vt Miami at Tokyo, 9 p.m.
Phoenix at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAME Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Airline Physicals Cooch Bob Howell asks thot prospective football plovers at Airline High should report for physlcalsot 5:45 p.m. Wednesday at the school. BASEBALL NL-Suspended Andre Dawson, Chicago Cubs outfielder, for one game and fined him S1JJO0 for bumping umpire Joe West In a game against Cincinnati last Tuesday.
BASKETBALL RAPID CITY THRILLERS Signed Keith Lee, center-forward. COLLEGE DUOUESNE-Named Tony Mortln men's ond women's tennis coach. HOFSTRA Nomed Alelandro Moreno women's assistant volleyball coach. KINOS POINT-Named Fronk Dellarosa, Fred Kemp ond Dennis Moloney assistant football coaches. MANHATTAN Nomed Fronk Vega and Jerry Ryan women's osslslont trot ond field coaches.
MERRIMACK Named Rick Edelman women's tennis coach. FOOTBALL CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived Chris Swortz, ouorterbock; Ken McKay, tight end; Branko Vlncic, nose tockle; Travis Vollln ond Howard Deli, wide receivers; and Arthur Wolker, defensive end. HAMILTON TIGER-CATS Signed Stan Gelbough, ouorterbock, and Jamie Morris, running back, to the practice roster. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Sloned Matt McCartm, offensive tackle. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Walved Chris Roscoe, wide receiver pioced Jason Johnson, wide receiver, on Inlured reserve.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Waived Nick Mazzoll, wide receiver, ond Mark Moore, defensive tockle. GOLF PGA TOUR-Nomed Chuck Adomi media relations director. HOCKEY BOSTON BRUINS-Re-slgned Reggie Lemelin, goalie, to one-year contract. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Traded the rights to Mike Bullord, forward, to the Toronto Mople Leafs for the option to take Toronto's fourth-round pick In the 1992 entry droit or third-round pick in 1993. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Slgned Mike Bullord, forward.
SOCCER US. SOCCER FEDERATION Nomed Bill Nuttall general monoger of national teams. Trn Money 1. Pal Bradley 17 $508,709 2. Meg Mollon IS $444,773 3.
Beth Daniel 14 $421,986 4 Avako OkamotO 14 $329,029 Betsy King 19 $304,922 4. Patty Sheehon 16 $282,283 7. Dottle Mochrle 18 $268491 5. Colleen Wolker 18 $259,192 9. Deb Richard IB $242455 W.AmvAlcott 17 $234,552 11.
JaneGeddes IS $226,214 12. Dnlte Ammaccapone 16 $219,790 13. Judv Dickinson 20 $200427 14. Rosle Jones 17 $170473 15. Tommle Green 18 $161463 V6.
Nancy Lopez 11 $153,772 17. Caroline Keggl 19 $150,979 18. Jul) Inkster IS $142,079 19 Barb Bunkowsky 18 $128435 20 Sherrl Stelnhauer 21 $125422 21. Cindy Rork 21 $123,337 22. Chris Johnson 17 $123,199 23.
Laura Davles 16 $122,091 24KrlsTschetter 20 $120,356 2S.Ok-HeeKo IS $118482 26. Lvnn Connelly 18 $113,933 27. Krlstl Albers 18 $111,508 28. Lourel Kean 21 $111,054 29. HolllsStocv 15 $109,565 30.
Brandle Burton 15 $108,468 31. Michelle McGonn 20 $107426 32. DownCoe 17 $104412 33. Sally Little IS $103,136 34. Elaine Crosby 19 $94,556 35.
Tina Barrett 18 $90,167 36 MissleMcGeorge 19 $89,565 37. Penny Hommel 20 $86477 StvlcklFergon 16 $86438 39. JoAnne Corner 16 $85451 40. Amy Bern 17 $79,905 41. Alice Miller 17 $79,774 42.
Nancy Scronton 21 $76,721 43. Dona Lofland 19 $75,741 44. JodvAnschuti 15 $73,795 45. LorlGarbocz 17 $70,884 46. Cindy Flgg-Currler 16 $69,295 47 Hlroml Kobayashl 18 $68,948 48.
Stephanie Maynor 14 $65488 49 Kovco*ckerlll IB $63421 50. Shirley Furlong 19 $43,249 Rangers 7, Red Sox 2 TEXAS BOTTOM rhM (JkrllM Reed S010 Lvonscf 40 0 0 Burks oh 1000 Qlntonolb 3010 MVghndh 4 0 20 fimwii onnn Owning dh 4 110 Petrolll dh Plmero lb Slerro rf Franco 2) 1000 5 0 2 0 4010 4 2 3 1 Gonzali cf 4 2 2 4 BecneleJb 4010 Romlnelf 4110 Pointer If 4 3 2 1 Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 IRdrgzc 4010 MOtaSS 400 1 BmsKvrt Rlverou Pmr 4010 ins 3 0 0 0 JCiortoh 1000 Mrzonoc 000 0 BrmlvJb BooosSh 1000 2011 Mill Totals Toot arm Tetols iw m-7 Boston ON MS-! E-Rlvera 111). DP-Texas 1. Boston I LOB-Texos 4, Boston 0. 2B-Polmeiro (29), IRodrlgua (8), MVaughn (3), Rivera 117).
HR-Gonzale! 2 (141. Palmer (5). CS-Palmelro (2). IP RED BB SO Teun JoGuimon 1M I I I I c. Rogers S4 11-30 0 0 8 1 HeskethUt 42-3 11 5 5 0 4 Irvine 21-3 2 2 2 0 1 WP-JoGuzman, Hesketti.
Umoires Home. Fvmv Flnt. linr. rlsoni Second, Welke; Third, Scott. Twins 6, Tigers 3 DETROIT MINNESOTA abrtiM obrhM Phillips 26 SI 21 GlddenK 4 121 Barnes 3b 3 0 00 Knblch2b 5110 Frvmnss 3110 Pockettcf 50 2 1 Fielder tb 40 00 Hrbek lb 3011 Tttletondh 3 0 2 1 CDovlsdh 4010 Deerrf 4111 Harperc 4120 Shelby 3 00 0 Mackrf 3 3 2 1 Mosebyoh 1 000 Pglruloft 20 0 0 Allnsonc 2 000 LelusJb 1010 Solas oh 0 0 0 0 Gagne ss 4 0 2 2 Cuvlercf 3 0 0 0 Brgmn ph 10 0 0 Totals 32 3 01 Totals 15 414 6 Detroit 012 MO 904-1 Minnesota 111 (92 llx-4 OP-Detrolt I LOB-OetroN 7.
Mime. soto.2B-Phllllps (20), Fryman (20), Tet-tleton (t), Mock (12). 3B-Mock (4). HK-pnimps (10), oeer (20). SB-KnoMouch (14).
S-Bames. IP RER BB SO Detroit GIlcksnUM 5 2-3 12 5 5 1 PGibson 1V3 1 1 1 1 0 Klelv 1 10 0 10 Minnesota WestW.2-2 7 1-3 0 3 3 2 7 Bedroskm 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 PGibson pitched to 2 batters In Me 0th. HBP-oy PGibson (Mock), by Agullera (Solas). Umpires-Home, Cousins; First, Rot; Second, Reed; Third, Brlnkman. A-35J99.
AthktJcs 10, YankMS 8 OAKLAND NEW YORK obrhM obrhbl RHdsndh 4121 Wllomscf 50 1 1 WWlsnlt (133 Sox 2b 50 2 1 Cnsecorf 4110 Mttnglytb 50 2 0 DHdsncf 514 3 Hall If 5 2 2 0 Stnbchc 5121 Nokesc 3 2 2 1 Jocobyl) 5 0 2 1 Shndonrt 2112 McGwrlb 4110 HphrysH 2100 Gallego2b 4210 Maosdh 4 110 Bordlck ss 4 1 1 0 Eionzo ss 4 0 2 2 PKellvJb 4 110 Totals 4N17t Totals 3HM7 Oakland HO 020-10 Hew York 013 IN (00- E-JJohnson (2), Howe 2 (3). OP-Ookland 1, New York 2. LOB-Ookland 10, New York 0. 2B-Conseco (24), OHenderson (21), (13), PKellv (II). HR-Sherldan (3).
SB-WWIlson (14), OHenderson (5). CS-Sax IS, S-Bordlct. IP RER BB SO Oak kind Show 3 5 5 2 0 CYoung nil 1) I 1 22-3 2 0 0 1 2 Kllnk 1 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 2 New York JJohnson 2 0 0 1 Habvon 4 3 0 0 2 4 HoweLAI 2 3 2 1 0 2 Forr 1 1 0 0 0 1 Johnson pitched to 3 batters In the 3rd, Show pitched to 1 botter In the 4th. HBP -by Habvon (McGwire). Umpires-Home, Hendry; First, Hlrschbeck; Second, Phillips; Third, Hick ox.
Brave) 7, Pirates 5 First gome PITTSBURGH ATLANTA obrhM obrhbl Reduslb 3112 Nixon rf 5110 JBell ss 4 011 Snders If 4 0 0 0 JGnzlzcf 4 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 3 2 2 1 Bonlllarf: 4000 Ganfcf 2100 McClndH .3 3 22 Gregglb 2100 Wehner3L 400 0 Hunter lb 1112 Llnd2b 4120 Trdway2b 2012 Prince 3110 Lemke2b 1000 Merced oh 1 00 0 Olson 3112 Drobekp 1 0 00 Blliordss 4010 Klpoero 0000 Glovlnep 3010 Wlkrsnph 1 000 Frmonp 1000 Heatonp 0 000 Bonds ph 1010 Totals 33 SOS Totals 317(7 Pittsburgh 110 (71 114-5 Atlanta 3M IK ztt-7 E-Prlnce (1), Pendleton (13). OP-Atlanto 1. LOB-Plttsburgh 5, Atlanta t. 2B-Prlnce (1), Bonds (14), Pendleton (21), Treadway (9). 3B-Belllard (2).
HR-Redus (4), McClendon 2 (4), Hunter (7), Olson (5). SB-Nlxon (55), Gont (17). CS-Nlxon (19). S-Drabek. SF-Redus.
IP RER BB SO Ptmburgh Drobek L.10-10 7 5 5 5 4 Kipper 1 0 0 0 0 1 Heaton 2 12 2 12 Attoirto 72-3 7 5 3 2 3 Freeman 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Umpires-Home, Hlrschbeck; First, De-Muth; Second, Bonln; Third, Ponclno. Bravo 6, Pirate 3 Second gome PITTSBURGH ATLANTA obrhM obrhbl Merced ft 5010 Nlionrf 2110 JBell 4 0 0 0 Blouser ss 2110 Redvscf 3 00 0 Stanton 0 000 Bonlllarf 4 0 0 0 Sinters 0 0 0 0 Bonds 4 120 PndllnSb 5101 LVllerec 4 0 00 Ganfcf 4010 WehnerJb 4120 LoSmthtf 4010 Wlkrsn 2b 412 2 Frman 0 0 0 0 Smllevp 2 0 0 0 Mrckerp 0 0 0 0 McClndph 0000 Hunter lb 4011 Belinda 0 0 0 0 Cbrero 4 1 1 1 Prince ph 1 000 Lemke2b 4 121 Mahler 10 0 0 Mtchellph 1000 Bllkjrdss 0 0 00 Totals 35 3 72 Totals 315(4 Pittsburgh ON (01-3 Atlanta tM 110 Kx-5 E-Wehner (1). Nixon (3), Blouser (11). DP-Plttsburgh 1, Atlanta 1. LOB-Plttsburgh 7, Atkmta 11.
2B-Wehner (31, Wllkerson (4). HR-Cabrera (1), Lemke (1). SB-Nlxon 2 (57), Gont (18). S-Nlxon, Mahler. IP RER BB SO Pffliburoh Smiley L12-7 4 3 2 4 4 Belinda 2 2 2 2 3 2 AttQflto MahlerWJ 4 2 113 Stanton 1 0 0 0 0 0 Freeman 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 110 1 HBP-by Stanton (McClendon).
Umpires-Home, OeMuth; First, Bonin; Second, Ponclno; Third. Hlrschbeck. Mat 5, Dodgers 1 NEW YORK LOS ANGELS obrhbl obrhbl Ctemonef 5 2 40 Butler cf 4010 Mgdonlb 4 0 2 0 Somuelft 40 0 0 Jfferlesft 4122 Murray lb 4 00 0 Boston rf 00 00 Stwbryrf 3 0 00 Jhnson3b 3100 Daniels If 2 0 0 0 McRyld If 4113 LHrrlsSb '3 0 0 0 Brooks rf 4010 Scoscloc 3010 Herr2b 0 0 00 Griffin ss 2 0 0 0 Sasserc 4 000 Hansen 1) 1000 Elsterst 3 000 Belcher 2 0 0 0 Conep 400 0 Crews 0 00 0 CGwynph 1111 Totals 15 31(5 Totals 1)1 New York HO 000 OW-S Let Anoetes no (01-1 E-Sasser (1). OP-New York 1. LOB-New York 4, Los Angeles 2.
2B-Jefferles (12). HR-McRevnolds (10), CGwym (4) SB-Butler (24) CS-Coleman IP RER BB SO NewYtrk 3 1117 Belcher L7-7 Crews WP-Belcher. 5 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 Umpires-Home, Hohn; First, Rapuono; Second, Crawford; Third, Rlpplev. STARTERS During the three-gome series between Montreal and Los Angeles, the Dodgers had two shutouts and the Expos had a nlne-ln-nlng nc-Wtler (Mork Gardner) and perfect game (Dennis Martinez). Trn Money 1.
Corey Povln 17 $838,996 2. LonnyWadkins 17 8587,143 3. Steve Pate 18 1543,887 4 Billy Androde 20 1522,769 3: Rocco Mediate 17 8488,482 6. Fred Couples It 1487,731 7. Jan Woosnam 5 1481448 Ion Baker -finch IS 1470,790 9, Davis Love III 19 1469,704 10.
Tom Purtzer 18 1469496 11 Paul Azlnger 14 1448,423 It. Jay Don Blake IS 1420,194 Hale Irwin 14 1417,061 14. Mike Hulbert 20 8410,956 15. Rvss Cochron 20 1406446 16. Nolan Henke 18 17 Jeff Slumon 20 (394,355 18.
Steve Elkington 18 1389,145 19. Mark Brooks 21 1385,367 20. John Cook 16 1380,999 21. Craig Stodler 15 1373,212 22. Andrew Magee 18 1372,919 23.
Fuzzy Zoeller 13 1369,639 24. Nick Price 16 1367,872 25. Payne Stewart 12 1361,071 26 Kenny Perry 18 1356,711 27 Scott Hoch 22 1337,488 28. Gene Sauers 18 1332,239 29. Curtis Strange 17 1331,579 30 Ted Schulz 20 1321,458 31.
Tom Watson 14 1316,239 32. Mark O'Meara 17 1315430 33 Scott Simpson 14 1313,305 34 Tom Kite 17 1309,913 35. Chip Beck 19 1300,448 36BobTwav 18 1296 J79 37. Jim Hallet 22 1296,225 38. Kennv Knox 22 1286,009 39 Mark Calcavecchk) IS 1285463 40 John Huston 20 1284,914 llly Roy Brown 20 8268,477 "rtlckFehr IS 1257,379 43.
Bruce Lletzke 12 1245,903 44. Tom Sleckmarai 18 8244,550 45. Greg Norman 11 1241,081 46. RoyFlovd 13 8239,269 47. David Edwords 19 1238,945 4) Loren Roberts 21 1237,339 49- Fred Fur 24 $220,015 HAL SUTTON 20 8219419 51.
Dlllord Pruitt 20 $217,442 52 Bob Lohr 16 $214,924 S.Phil Biockmor 19 $211,301 54 Bill Brltton 21 $202,321 55. Larrv Mlze 16 $198,441 56. Jim Gallagher, Jr. 21 $194,129 57 Brian Cloar 20 $191,938 58 Dave Rummells 23 8190,066 59. Ed Dougherty 77 $187459 60 Andy Bean IS $114,019 61 Keith Cleorwoter 21 $183464 62 Bruce Fleisher 2 $180,000 63.
Don Forsmon 19 64 Ben Crenshaw 16 $177463 65. Jose Mario Oknabol 4 $176,074 66. Gil Morgan 17 $171108 67. Blolne McCalllster 19 $168433 68 Bob Gilder IS $166,700 69 John Doly 23 $166,590 70. Buddy Gardner 21 $165460 71.
Tim Simpson 18 8162,395 73 Bobby Woo Ins 22 $160,767 73. Brod Faxon 19 $154,791 74. Wayne Levi 17 $145462 75. Jay Hoas 20 $143,682 76. Lance Ten Broeck $141,137 77.
Howard Twlttv 20 $139456 78. J3IIIV Mavfotr 22 $138,914 79. Bill Sander IS $137,194 80. Mike Springer 20 $136488 81. Bob Wolcott 26 $133,996 82.
Don Haildorson 19 $133451 53 Brad Bryant 19 $133, ISO 64 Jay Delslng 21 $132497 85. Gary Hallberg 18 $130,596 86 Doug Tewell 8128,973 87. Mike Smith 23 $126,183 88 Stan Utley 23 $125,799 19. David Peoples 20 $124,671 90. Oove Borr 19 $123,790 David Frosf $122,685 92.
Ronnie Black 16 $116,408 93. Jeff Maggert 20 $115,961 94. Bernhord Longer 6 $112,539 95 Peter Persons 21 8111,350 96. Dan Pohl 14 8110,580 97 Jodie Mudd II $108,638 98. Duffy Waldorf 21 1107,91 LPGA winners Jan.
18-20 Jamaica Classic (Jane Geddes) Jon. 31-Feb. 4 LPGA Classic (Meg Mai Ion) Feb. 8-10 The Phar-Mor (Beth Daniel) Feb. 21-23 Hawaiian Ladles Open (Patty Sheehon) Feb.
27-Morch 2 Women's Kemper Open (DebRicnard) Mor. 7-tO Inomorl Classic (Laura Davles) Mar 15-17 -LPGA International (Penny Hommel) Mor. 21-24 Turguolse Classic Danielle Ammoccopone) Mar. 26-31 Dinah Shore (Amy Aicott) Apr. 4-7 Ping Championship (Chris Johnson) May 3-5 Soro Lee Classic (Nancy Lopez) May 9-12-Crestar Classic (HolllsStocv) May 16-19 Centel Classic (Pat Bradley) May 23-26 LPGA Corning Classic (BetsvKing) May 30-June2 Rochester International (Rosle Jones) June 7-9 Atlantic City Classic (Jane Geddes) June 14-16 Lody Keystone Open (Colleen Walker) June 20-23 McDonald's Championship (Beth Doniel) June 27-30 LPGA Championship (Meg Mollon) July 5-7 Toledo Classic (Alice Miller) July 11-14 U.S.
Women's Open (Meg Mollon) July 18-21 Big Apple Classic (Betsy King) July2S-2S-LPGABavStateClasslc (Jull Inkster) Schedule Aug. 2-4 The Phor-Mor In Youngstown, Sauow Creek CO, Vienna, Ohio Aug. 8-11 Strotton Mountoln LPGA Classic, Strotton Mountoln CO, Strotton Mountain, Vt. Aug. 16-18 Northgate LPGA Classic, Edinburgh USA Golf Course, Brooklyn Pork, Minn.
Aug 22-25 LPGA Chlcogo Shoot-Out, Oak Brook G.C. Oak Brook, III. Aug. 31-Seot. 2 Rail Charity Classic Roll Springfield, III Sept.
04 Ping-Cellulor One Championship, Columbia Edgewater CO, Portland, Ore. Sept. 12-15 du Mourler Classic Vancouver G.C, Coauitlom, B.C..
