7: 6-E THE PLAIN DEALER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1985 A PEOPLE IN SPORTS AP. All-Star line up Jack Nicklaus helps comedian Bob Hope line up a putt yesterday during the Memorial Tournament pro-am round at Muirfield Golf Club In Dublin, O. Duffers' derby gets down to nitty gritty COMPILED FROM WIRE REPORTS Four finalists have been selected in Golf Digest's search for America's Worst Avid Golfer. Kelly Ireland of Tyler, Joel Mosser of Aurora, Angelo Spagnolo of Fayette City, and Jack Pulford of Moline, will compete June 19 over 18 holes at the Tournament Players Club course in Sawgrass, Fla. The golfer with the highest score will be proclaimed America's Worst Avid Golfer.
Bill Bates of Frederick, was selected as a first alternate. The finalists, each with a certified 36 handicap, were selected from a field of 627 nominees submitted by readers of the magazine. Each was "judged on his inadequacies as well as his love for the game and his sense of humor," the magazine said. Fenway Park will get a fresh face The Boston Red Sox are planning a new look for 73-year-old Fenway Park, major league baseball's smallest stadium with a seating capacity of 33,563. The Red Sox have announced that the firm of Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendoff has been retained "to develop a program for renovations, repairs and future planning of Fenway Park." The park was built in 1912 and reconstructed in 1934.
It has undergone changes, including the installation of luxury boxes on the roof, in recent years. Needles Tammen and Bergendoff is noted nationally as a leader in the planning and design of major sports and entertainment facilities. The firm designed and built Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.; the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex in Kansas City, B.C. Place Stadium in Vancouver; and The Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis.
The firm also renovated Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field. Cosmos suffering 'foot in mouth'? conflict with the player's role as captain of the United States national team. That means Davis would be available to play only about three of the 11 matches the Cosmos have scheduled. Quotable. General Manager Dave DeBusschere of the New York Knicks, when asked before the Knicks won the NBA lottery whether he ever had won anything at a drawing: "I think I once won a set of club-head covers at a golf tournament." 1: With all the embarrassing news they have been subjected to in recent months, the New York Cosmos can't really use any more.
But that's what happened when Peppe Pinton, the team's managing director, announced recently that he had obtained the services of Rick Davis for a series of international matches this summer. When Davis got word of the announcement, he denied any such "deal and reacted furiously. "This is an embarrassment for the he said. "I guess they're desperate for some credibility, but something like this I think alienates the fans." Pinton insists there is an agreement, though he acknowledges that nothing has been signed. The deal was worked out, he says, between himself and Davis' agent, George Kalafatis of the Cleveland-based International Management Group.
But says that, from the start of the talks, he made it clear that Davis would be available only for games whose dates did not GLAD YOU ASKED I have a $15 bet that Larry Parrish of the Texas Rangers and Lance Parrish of the Detroit Tigers are brothers. Am I right? Bill Wetmore, Cleveland. A Pay up. They aren't related. They do have the same physical dimensions, 6-3 and 210 pounds, and both throw and bat right handed.
Lance was born in McKeesport, Pa. and Larry in Winter Haven, Fla. Chuck Heaton For answers to sports questions, write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 0., 44114. DID YOU KNOW THAT Gale Sayers, at age 34, was the youngest player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame? When the New York Mets made their National League debut in 1962, there were six ex-Brooklyn Dodgers on their roster catcher Joe Pignatano, pitchers Roger Craig and Clem Labine and infielders Gil Hodges, Charlie Neal and Don Zimmer? Frank Dillon FOR THE RECORD FOR FINAL SCORES CALL 344-4580 MISL PLAYOFFS QUARTERFINALS (Best of five) CLEVELAND def. Chicago, 3-1 San Diego def.
Kansas City, 3-0 Battimore def. Los Angeles, 3-0. Minnesota def. Las Vegas, 3-1 SEMIFINALS (Best of five) Baltimore def. CLEVELAND, 3-2 San Diego def.
Minnesota, 3-2 CHAMPIONSHIP (Best of seven) Baltimore vs. San Diego Tomorrow San Diego at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Sockers lead series, 2-0 Saturday San Diego at Baltimore, 1:30 p.m. (it necessary) Tuesday, 28 Baltimore at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. Thursday, May 30 San Diego at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m.
Saturday, June 1 Baltimore at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. MVP Rick Storzo, Wooster. CoCOACHES OF THE YEAR Tim Pettorini, Wooster; Rick Creehan, Allegheny. COLLEGE BASEBALL ALL-OHIO ATHLETIC CONF. FIRST TEAM PITCHER Jim Katschke, Marietta; Jim Nogel, Ohio Northern.
CATCHER Mike Goodwin, Otterbein. FIRST BASE John Hefner, Marietta. SECOND BASE Dave Maurer, Ohio Northern. SHORTSTOP Monte Duncan, Marietta: THIRD BASE Mike Brandts, Marietta. OUTFIELD Keith Olive, Muskingum; Jim Stefanik, BaldwinWallace; Jeff Wiktorski, Marietta.
DESIGNATED HITTER Jon Finke, Marietta. SECOND TEAM PITCHER Jim Epperly, Ohio Northern; Kirk McDonald, Muskingum. CATCHER Mike Bundy, Ohio Northern. FIRST BASE Ron Ruhe, Ohio Northern. SECOND BASE Bill Toler, Otterbein.
SHORTSTOP Dave Stump, Ohio Northern. THIRD BASE Rob Weber, Ohio Northern. OUTFIELD Doug DeVito, Muskingum; Jerry Frost, Ohio Northern; Bill Mattevi, Ohio Northern. NATED HITTER Tim Harris, Otterbein. HONORABLE MENTION Walt Kendzierski and Jim Magazine, Baldwin- -Wallace; Mike Kramer, John Hamborsky and Bill Varley, Marietta; John Kelly, Tim Weber and Kevin Meek, Wittenberg; Rick Zuercher, Mount Union; Dave Eckelberry and Mark Sell, Otterbein; Tony Karpawich, Ohio Northern.
ALL-NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONF. FIRST TEAM PITCHER Tom Daly, Wooster; Don Osborne, Allegheny; Tim Zebulske, Allegheny; Fred DISanto, Case Western Reserve. CATCHER Wally Danforth, Kenyon. FIRST BASE Mike Milligan, Ohio Wesleyan. SECOND BASE Pot Bellamy, Denison.
THIRD BASE Rick Sforzo. SHORTSTOP Dove Hollenbaugh, Ohio Wesleyan. OUTFIELD Russ Miller, Wooster; Tony Libertini, Allegheny; Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan. NATED HITTER Dave Kessler, Wooster. SECOND TEAM PITCHER Rob Hatfield, Wooster; Hank Jones, Ohio Wesleyan; Dave Elliott, Denison; Terry Heil, Case Western Reserve.
CATCHER Pat Hayes, Case Western Reserve. FIRST BASE Bruce Benedict, Wooster. SECOND BASE Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan. SHORTSTOP Fran Trovan, Allegheny. THIRD BASE Rob Lucas, Allegheny.
OUTFIELD Bill Finesilver, Case Western Reserve; Scott Neff, Denison; Tony Desbordfes, Kenyon. DESIGNATED HITTER Joe Johnson, Oberlin. SCHOOL RESULTS BASEBALL REGIONAL RESULTS, PAIRINGS All championships Saturday, 1 p.m. CLASS AAA At Euclid St. Euclid Edward 000 000 x-1 3 3 Pearce and Campbell.
Nozling and Colbert. Today: Strongsville vs. Lyndhurst Brush, 4:30 p.m. At North Canton Nordonia 000 001 Toledo Whitmer 000 003 ON Osborne and Pietro. Grant and Oechlers.
Today: Youngstown Mooney vs. Wadsworth, 4:30 p.m. At Hilliord Todoy: Hilliard vs. Shelby, a 4:30 p.m. Yesterday: Lancaster 3, Upper Arlington 0 At Dayton Yesterday: Sidney 5, Kettering Fairmont0 Today: Cincinnati St.
Xavier vs. Fairfield, today, 4:30 p.m. CLASS AA At Barberton Elyria Cath. 002 014 3 Akron Hobon 040 011 0-6 5 Dave Krol and Matt Henderson. Mark Patterson, Tim Bahmer (3), Ken Robinson (5), Scott Wightman (6) and Mike Labut.
HR Krol (EC). Today: Poland Seminary vs. Wooster Triway, 4:30 p.m. At Limo Yesterday: Bellevue 5, Millbury Lake 2. Today: Urbana vs.
Coldwater, 4:30 p.m. At Zonesville Yesterday: Steubenville Cath. 15, Ashville Teoys Valley 0 Today: Warsaw River View vs. Columbus Hartley, 4:30 p.m. At Hillsboro Yesterday: fronton 10, Mason 2 Today: New Richmond vs.
Wellston, 4:30 p.m. CLASS A At Dover Yesterday: Graysville Skyvue 12, E. Canton Today: Ashtabula St. John vs. New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Catholic, 4:30 p.m.
At Findlay Yesterday: Miller City 8, Old Fort 6 Today: Edgerton vs. Sycamore Mohawk, 4:30 p.m. At Portsmouth Yesterday: Piketon 1, Mt. Gileod 0, suspended 3rd inning, rain (resumes Tomorrow, 4 p.m.) Today: Franklin Furnace Green vs. Cardington, 4:30 p.m.
At Monroe Yesterday: Ft. Laramie vs. West Alexandria Twin Volley South, rained out. To be played today, at 2 p.m. Today: Rockford Parkway vs.
Cincinnati CAPE, 4:30 p.m. INLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP South Amherst 230 000 2-7 11 Curahoga Hts. 140 010 0-6 7 Frederick, Winiarski (3) and Maley; Crozier, Vilcheck (7) and Hercog. HR-Anders (CD). REGULAR SEASON Benedictine 602 0--12 Padua 000 001 1 Bulga and Smith.
Nagy, Tannerbaum (4) and Bilko, Hertelendy (4). HR B- Herbst. Brecksville 000 011 00-2 Midpark 200 000 01-3 Kiodnick and Ehlers. Settonni and Thomas. Cardinal 010 033 1-8 Aurora 100 041 0-6 Peters and Richords.
Long, Leftler (5), Weaver (7), Letfler (7), Weaver (7) and Elkins. HR C- Peters, Wellington. Chanel Benedictine 660 000 100 002 0- x-13 2 13 3 Muslovski, Gorzlanczyk (2) and Abood. Palumbo and Mulac, Turek (7). Chardon 000 011 will.
South 210 041 Suszynski, DeMaxwell (6) and Fellinger. Limp and Knight. East Tech 000 01- 1 John Marshall 243 04 13 Menentowski, Robant (2), Ponius (3) Rabant, Menentowski. Naida, Currie (5) and Smith. Hawken 100 010 0- Independence 301 515 x-15 White, Well (4), Slash (6) and Brandt.
Siedlecki, Demagall (5) and Oster, Blair (6). HR I- Demagall. U. Holy School Name 021 000 0-3 211 000 Kuntz and Buchko. Henderson and Ochoa.
John Hoy 242 211 3-15 10 Glenville 000 32 0-- 5 Gass, Aker (6) and Mullen. Umstead, Hailey (4) and Graham. JFK 000 000 1- 1 Shoker His. 272 001 x-12 13 Oliver, Bowman (6) and Seaberry. Strauch, Gibson (3) and Poe and Puskar (4).
HR DeMarco (SH), Khavat, T. (SH). West Lincoln Tech West 311 201 040 010 1-11 11 114 011 2-13 18 Burgos, Sturdivant (6) and Toffenelli. Lott, Steiner (5) and Ross. Maple Hts.
010 054 1-11 Mentor 420 011 1- 15 Boross, Tater (2), Lightner (6) and Drinko, Roberts (5). Moegling, Shirley (5), Lalley (6) and Panzarella. TANK McNAMARA Jeff Millar Bill Hinds CREATURE FROM IT TO MUST FEET BE HIGH! BBOURRP. BACK 'GOOD LORD! THE CENTERFIELD CHILLER HORROR THEATER Syndicate BRONTO 522 NBA PLAYOFFS EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS (Best of seven) Philadelphia Boston Today Philadelphia at Boston, 8 p.m. Celtics lead series, 3-1 (if necessary) Fridoy Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday Philadelphia at Boston, 1p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS (Best of seven) Denver vs. L.A. Lakers Today Denver of L.A. Lakers, 11:30 p.m.
Lakers lead series, 3-1 (if necessary) Friday L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Monday, May 27 Denver at L.A. Lakers, 3 p.m. SOFTBALL ALL-OHIO ATHLETIC CONF.
FIRST TEAM PITCHER Julie Bell, Ohio Northern; Terry Krach, Ohio Northern. CATCHER Sue Lindahl, Mount Union. FIRST BASE Melanie Bradich, Ohio Northern. SECOND BASE Melissa Fisher, Muskingum. SHORTSTOP Karen Cochran, Mount Union.
THIRD BASE Lyneatte Zablotny, Muskingum. OUTFIELD Nancy Emerick, Ohio Northern; Amy Minner, Ohio Northern; Tracy Weaver, Muskingum. SECOND TEAM PITCHER Heidi Brown, Capital; Sandy Kennedy, Mount Union. CATCHER Janet Smyth, Marietta. FIRST BASE Nannette Finley, Marietta.
SECOND BASE Glendo Oury, Capital. SHORTSTOP Melinda Dur. bin, Ohio Northern. THIRD BASE Terri Krach, Ohio Northern. OUTFIELD Judy Gutty, Capital; Alice Lawrence, Wittenberg; Vicky Luthy, Mount Union.
COACH OF THE YEAR Gayle Louth, Ohio Northern. SOFTBALL NOTES A MEMORIAL DAY men's ASA softball tournament will be held May 25-27 at Painesville Township Park. Entry fee is $100. For more information contact Coy Hilliard at Posinesville Twp. Park, 354-3885.
THE 11th ANNUAL MENTOR Class A softball tournament will be held June 7-8-9. Deadline for entering the ASA sactioned tournament is June 2. For information contact Spark Sankall, 8621 Carlton Mentor 44060. BASKETBALL NOTES OHIO UNIVERSITY will hold the Lady Bobcat Basketball Camp in two sessions, June 16-20 and June 29-July 3 at the school. The camp is open to girls in grades six through 12 at $180 per comper.
For more information write to Amy Prichard, Women's Basketball, Ohio Univerity, P.O. Box 689, Athens, 0.. 45701. THE LAKE ERIE AAU Junior Olympic Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament will be held June 21-23 at Case Western Reserve University for youngsters 11 and under to 17 and under. For additional information, contact Rusty Rogers at Dyke College.
Medina 010 001 0- 2 6 Avon Lake 412 500 x-12 11 Kidder, Kessler (5) and Mullen. Konva, Kloc (6) and Goodwin. Olmsted Falls 012 240 1-10 North Olmsted 073 200 x-12 11 Henrich, Snow (5) and Pettry. Lutton, Withelm (5) and Wolfe, Lichorwic (5). St.
Ignattus 010 201 Trinity 000 000 3-3 Croft and Shemo. Adams and Tilocco, Patena (1). South 010 4(12) -17 14 John Adams 000 0 0 0 Wilson and Radosevic. Morris, Lucas (5) and Hernandez, Westloke 000 000 0-0 Elyria West 301 000 x-4 Davis and Titterington, Enders (5). Kilgore and Fischer.
GIRLS' SOFTBALL FAST PITCH Bay 10, Fairview 9 Independence 18, Our Lady of Elms 11 Lakewood 5, Shaker 2 Midpork 7, Brecksville 6 SLOW PITCH Holy Name 4, Clev. Catholic 3 Lumen Cordium Cuyahoga Hts 3 BOYS' TENNIS St. Ignatius 5, Lakewood 0 GREATER CLEVELAND CONF. Mentor HOW 36; THEY 3. Mayfield FINISHED 22; 4.
1. Euclid Brush 38; 20; 3. South 6. North 0. CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND First Singles Dahl (Men.) def.
Rozzo (B), 6-4, 6-2. Second Singles Rupsic (Men.) def. Shafron (B), 6-0, 6-4. Third Singles Morris (Men.) def. Lally 6-4, 6-4.
Doubles Dover -Erdelac (Euc.) def. Clark- (Brush), 6-2, 6-7, 6-4. Second Doubles Whay-Levak (Brush) def. Tressler-Boettcher 61, 6-7, (7-5), 7-5. HOW THEY FINISHED 1.
Bedford, 132; 2. Euclid, 112; 3. Mentor, 99; 4. Maple Hts, 52; 5. Mayfield, 32; 6.
Brush, 29; 7. (tie) Eastlake North Willoughby South, 20. SHOT PUT 1. Kevin Yohman, Willoughby South, 54-11; 2. Bulick, Mentor, 3.
Long, Mayfield, 4. Mast, Eastlake North, 5. Ungrady, Mayfield, 6. Mast, Eastlake North, 144-6; 3. M.
Williams, Salopeck, Mentor, DISCUS 1. Chuck a Bulick, Mentor, 157-5: 2. Bedford, 144-4; 4. Kennedy, Bedford, 140-5; 5. Cianci, Brush, 134-1; 6.
Solopeck, Mentor, 132-4. LONG JUMP 1. Mike Baker, Euclid, 2. King, Bedford, 3. Conner, Maple His, 21-6; 4.
Stredney, Mayfield, 5. Smerciak, Willoughby South, 6. Schieckengost, Mentor, HIGH JUMP 1. Ron Lindeman, Mentor, 6-4; 2. Slovenski, Mentor, 6-2; 3.
Higgins, Bedford, 6-2; 4. Lee, Maple Hts, 6-0; 5. Yohman, Willoughby South, Joe Williams, 5-9. POLE VAULT 1. Todd Rerson, Mentor, 13-3; 2.
Ramlow, Euclid, 13-0; 3. McLaughlin, Euclid, 13-0; 4. Cox, Mentor, 12-6; 5. Kertesz, Mayfield, 12-6; 6. King, Brush, 12-6.
3200 RELAY 1. Bedford, 2. Mentor, 3. Euclid, 4. Mayfield, 5.
Willoughby South, 6. Maple Hts, 8:59.6. 110 HURDLES 1. Mike Baker, Euclid, 14.6; 2. Brooks, Euclid, 14.7; 3.
Griffith, Eastlake North, 14.8; 4. Lindemon, Mentor, 15.5; 5. Rybka, Brush, 15.6; 6. Adams, Bedford, 15.9. 100 DASH 1.
Derrick Connor, Maple His, 10.8; 2. Warren, Bedford, 10.9; 3. Johnson, Bedford, 10.9; 4. Ward, Euclid, 11.3; 5. Clemence, Willoughby South, 11.4; 6.
Breen, Euclid, 11.4. 1600 RUN 1. Chris Kitzler, Bedford, 2. Rini, Mentor, 3. Beyer, Brush, 4.
Williams, Euclid, 5. Simko, Mayfield, 6. Ashton, Mentor, 4:35.5. 400 RELAY 1. Bedford, 43.8; 2.
Euclid, 44.6; 3. Maple HIs, 44.8; 4. Brush, 45.0; 5. Mayfield, 46.0; 6. Mentor, 46.3.
400 DASH 1. Eddie Hughes, Bedford, 49.7; 2. Breen, Euclid, 52.5; 3. Rogaliner, Mentor, 53.0; 4. Stredney, Mayfield, 53.5; 5.
Younger, WHloughby South, 53.5; 6. Thompson, Maple HIS, 53.6. 300 HURDLES 1. Mike Baker, Euclid, 39.0; 2. Brooks, Euclid, 39.7; 3.
McCray, Maple Hts, 39.7; 4. Messina, Mayfield, 40.7; S. Drake, Eastlake North, 40.8; 6. Adars, Bedford, 41.0. 800 RUN 1.
Tom Clinton, Bedford, 2. Williams, Euclid, 3. Baker, Mentor, 4. Askew, Bedford, 5. Evans, Brush, 6.
Stump, Mentor, 2:02.9. 200 DASH 1. Kelly Warren, Bedford, 22.1; 2. Connor, Maple Hts, 22.2; 3. Johnson, Bedford, 22.3; 4.
Lee, Maple His, 22.7; 5. Klein, Brush, 22.8; 6. ward, Euclid, 23.2. 3200 RUN 1. Chris Kitzler, Bedford, 2.
Bever, Brush, 3. Ashton, Mentor, 4. Burton, Euclid, S. Nogie, Maple Hts, 6. Simko, Mayfield, 10:03.0.
1600 RELAY 1. Bedford, 2. Euclid, 3. Mentor, 4. Maple Hts, 5.
Brush, 6. Maytield, 3:34.4. GIRLS HOW THEY FINISHED 1. Euclid, 128; 2. Eastlake North, 3.
Bedford, 4. field, 52; 5. Mentor, 49; 6. Brush, 43; 7. Wiltoughby South, 23; 8.
Maple Hts, 9. SHOT PUT 1. Joan Mast, Euclid, 35-10; 2. Maroli, Euclid, 3. Goerndt, Eastlake 4.
Patty Stagle, Mayfield, 5. Penny' Staple, Mayfield, 29-11; 6. Aursianian, Brush, 29-11. DISCUS 1. Jodi Goerndt, Eastlake North, 112-11; 2.
Potty Slagle, Mayfield. 107-7; 3. George, Mentor, 106-4; 4. Maroli, Euclid, 105-3; 5. Penny Stogie, Mayfield, 100-0; 6.
Zahorsky, Euclid, 97-0. LONG JUMP 1. Vicki Schmeling, Euclid, 2. Ann Marie Moore, Eastlake North, 3. Annette Moore, Eastlake North, 4.
Oatman, Bedford, 16-4: S. Terry Schmeling, Euclid, 15-101; 6. Doolittle, Mentor, 15-5. HIGH JUMP 1. Vicki Schmeling, Euclid, 5-2; 2.
Bross, Brush, 5-0; 3. Vidmar, Eastlake North, 5-0; 4. Zimmerman, Mentor, 5-0; 5. Podolil, Mentor, 5-0; 6. Gardener, Eastlake North, Drayton, Bedford, 4-10.
3200 RELAY J. Euclid, 2. Movfield, 3. Eastlake North, 4. Bedford, 5.
Brush, 6. Mentor, 10:40.7. TRACK GREATER CLEVELAND CONF. MEET at Maytield High BOYS" NHL PLAYOFFS STANLEY CUP FINALS (Best of seven) Yesterday 4, Edmonton 1 Flyers lead series, 1-0 Tomorrow Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Saturday Philadelphia at Edmonton, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 28 Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9 p.m. (H necessary) Thursday, May 30 Philadelphia at Edmonton. 9 p.m. Sundoy, June 2 Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, June 4 Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m.
Flyers 4, Oilers 1 Edmonton Philadelphia 18 FIRST PERIOD-1, Phi, Sinisalo 6 (Kerr, Bergen), 15:05 (pp). Penalties-Poulin, Phi, Coffey, Edm, Hospodar, Phi, major, McClelland, Edm, major, Lindstrom, Edm, Huddy, Edm, Lumley, Edm, 17:42. SECOND PERIOD- None. PenaltiesJack son, Edm, minor-major, Hospodar, Phi, maior, McClelland, Edm, major, Paterson, Phi, major, Crossman, Anderson, Edm, Gregg, Edm, Marsh, Phi, Hospodar, Phi, 16:30. THIRD PERIOD-2, Phi, Ron Sutter 4, 5:56.
3, Phi, Kerr 9 (Poutin), 8:07. 4, Edm, Lindstrom 3 (Messier, Gregg), 16:52. 5, Phi, Poulin 3 (Carson, Ron Sutter), 19:39 (en). Penalties- Jackson, Edm, Tocchet, Phi, Jackson, Edm, 13:47. goal 8-4-14-26, Phi 17-12-12-41.
Goalies -Edm, Fuhr. Phi, Lindbergh. Referee- -Von Hellemond. A TRANSITIONS BASEBALL American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS- -Recalled first baseman Daryl Sconiers from land of the Texas League. TEXAS RANGERS -Fired batting coach Merv Rettenmund.
Named Art Howe batting coach. National League CHICAGO CUBS -Promoted outfielder Chico Walker from lowa of the American Association. NEW YORK METS- Shifted pitcher Bruce Berenyi from the 21-day to the 60-day disabled list. Optioned catcher Ronn Reynolds to Tidewater of the International League. FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- Signed kickers Jess Atkinson and Gehad Yousset, running backs Ricke Stonewall and Marc White, quarterback Troy Bodine, cornerback Howard Lewis, defensive back Rodney Moore and center-guard Fred Richards.
NEW YORK GIANTS- Signed tight end Don Hasselbeck. United States Football League ARIZONA OUTLAWS- -Signed offensive lineman Tony Loia and wide receiver Michael McDade to one-year contracts. COLLEGE KINGS POINT- -Announced the resignation of wrestling coach Ed Slater. MISSOURI VALLEY CONF.Announced the resignation of Johnny Overby, supervisor of football and basketball officials. TULANE -Announced the resignation of women's basketball coach Julia Yeater.
100 HURDLES 1. Flo Crittenden, Bedford, 15.3; 2. Carter, Euclid, 15.7; 3. Kuper, Brush, 15.7; 4. Wilson, Eastlake North, 16.0; 5.
Newsome, Bedford, 16.2; 6. Burzanko, Eastlake North, 16.7. 100 DASH 1. Cindy Biocotsky, Willoughby South, 12.7; 2. Denson, Bedford, 12.8; 3.
Snyder, Willoughby South, 13.2; 4. Wallace, Brush, 13.3; 5. Amzycki, Maple Hts, 13.3; 6. Moon, Maple Hts, 13.4. 1600 RUN 1.
Justine Albanese, Eastlake North, 2. Kovitch, Mentor, 3. Rhodes, Mayfield, 4. Jones, Euclid, 5. Fekter, Mayfield, 6.
Ditko, Mentor, 5:56.2. 800 RELAY 1. Bedford, 2. Euclid, 3. Eastlake North, 4.
Brush, S. Mayfield, 6. Maple HIs, 1:56.1. 400 RELAY 1. Euclid, 51.6; 2.
Eastloke North, 52.7; 3. Brush, 52.7; 4. Bedford, 53.0; 5. Maple His, 53.8; 6. Mayfield, 54.3.
400 DASH 1. Christi Sanders. Bedford, 2. Denson, Bedford, 3. Eubonk, Euclid, 4.
Timpeiro, Eastlake North, 5. Zimmerman, Mentor, 6. Musbach, Mayfield, 1:04.3. 800 RUN 1. Abby Bell, Euclid, 2.
Carpenter, Bedford, 3. Albanese, Eastlake North, 4. Jeschling, Eastlake North, 5. Taggert, Mentor, 6. Foletic, Euclid, 2:35.1.
200 DASH 1. Ann Marie Moore, Eastlake North, 26.4; 2. Wade, Euclid, 26.5; 3. Bigcofsky, Willoughby South, 26.7; 4. Wallace, Brush, 27.2; 5.
Sanders, Bedford. 27.2; 6. Amzycki, Maple Hts, 27.1. 1600 RELAY 1. Bedford, 2.
Euclid, 3. Brush, 4. Mayfield, 5. Maple His, 6. Willoughby South, 5:07.3.
300 HURDLES 1. Kelly Kolba, Mentor, 49.4; 2. Oatman, Bedford, 49.6; 3. Newsome, Bedford, 51.0; 4. Ramlow, Euclid, 51.9; 5.
Conti, Brush, 53.1; 6. Woinwright, Eastlake North, 53.8. 3200 RUN 1. Tina Fekter, Mayfield, 2. Kovitch, Mentor, 3.
Marvin, Euclid, 4. Ditko, Mentor, S. Rhodes, Mayfield, 6. Pfister, Brush, 13:21.7. VILLAGE RELAYS At Boy BOYS HOW THEY FINISHED 1.
Shaker Hts. 67; 2. Bay Village 53; 3. St. Ignatius, 47; 4.
Rhodes, 36; 5. Parma, 27; 6. Valley Forge, 26; 7. John Marshall, 23; 8. Brecksville, 22; 9.
Southview, 18; 10; Vermilion, 14; 11. East Tech, 10; 12. Midview, 13. Padua, 14. Brookside, 15.
West Tech, 16. Normandy, 2. LONG JUMP 1. Rhodes (Owens, Simms, Busbee), 2. Shaker, 55-11; 3.
Bay, 55-91; 4. Vermilion, 5. Southview, 53-7; 6. Ignatius, SHOT PUT 1. Bay (Hoesman, Showalter, Purdy), 2.
Shaker, 126-5; 3. Valley Forge 4. Porma, 123-101; 5. Jonatius, 6. Brookside, 119-6.
DISCUS 1. Brecksville (Mirka, Lindow, Hoy), 397-5; 2. Valley Forge, 375-0; 3. Ignotius, 373-0; 4. Bay, 358-2; 5.
Parma, 340-0; 6. Shaker, 331-11. HIGH JUMP 1. Brecksville (Albrecht, Harbath, Martin), 17-9; 2. Rhodes, 17-5; 3.
Vermition, 17-4; 4. Valley Forge, 17-2; 5. Parma, 17-0; 6. Bay, 16-10. 6400 RELAY: 1.
Bdy (Shanks, Kirsop, Rickson, Aldridge), 2. Parma, 3. Volley Forge, 4. Ignatius, 5. Shaker, 6.
Midview, 19:33.5. 400 RELAY 1. Shaker (Collins, Bermer, Tenland, Owens), :40.1; 2. Rhodes, :43.2; 3. Ignatius, :43.4; 4.
John Marshall, :43.7; 5. Padua, 44.7;6. Bay, :44.8. SHUTTLE HURDLES 1. Rhodes (Moore, Starling, Simms, Busbee), :58.0; 2.
Shaker, 59.3; 3. Boy, :61.7; 4. Ignatius, :62.5; 5. Valley Forge, :64.3; 6. Brookside, :64.9.
MEDLEY RELAY 1. John Marshall (Pruitt, Ward, Baker, Lett), 2. Ignatius, 3. Shaker, 4. East Tech, S.
Vermilion, 6. Brecksville, 2:35.3. 3200 RELAY: 1. Parma, (Doney, Williamson, Heiney, Asmondy), 2. Bay, 3.
Ignatius, 4. Shaker, 5. Southview, 6. Padua, 8:44.3. 800 RELAY: 1.
Shaker (Collins, Berman, Penland, Owens), 2. John Morshall, 3. East Tech, 1:34.2. 4. Padua, S.
Bay, 6. Parma, 1:35.0. POLE VAULT 1. Ignatius (Zebrak, Ferry, Kinkoff), 35-0; 2. Midview, 31-6; 3.
Southview, 29-0; 4. Brookside, 21-0; 5. Normandy, 20-0; 6. Brecksville, 11-6. 1600 RELAY 1.
Shaker (Braemer, ord, Pentand, Owens), 2. Southview, 3. (tie) Boy and West Tech, 5. Vermilion, 6. John Marshall, 3:34.6.
BOXING Friday At Los Vegas, Showboat Hotel: Eric Martin, San Francisco, vs. Troy Worthen, Hartford, 12, welters; David Braxton, Detroit, vs. Tony Cerda, Los Angeles, 10, junior middles. At New York, Felt Forum: James "Buddy" McGirt, Brentwood, N. vs.
Allen Braswell, New York, 10, junior welters; Iran Barkley, New York, vs. Randy Smith, Chicago, 10, middles. At Atlantic City. Atlantis Hotel Casino: Irving Mitchell, San Diego, vs. Calvin Grove, Coatesville, 12, feathers, for United States Boxing Association championship.
Saturday At Atlantic City, Atlantis Casino Hotel: Ken Broady, New York, vs. Dennis Andries, London, 10, light-heavies; Doug Dewitt, Yonkers, N. vs. Martin Pierce, Flint, 10, middles, Sunday At Miami: Milton McCrory, Detroit, vs. Luis Santana, Los Angeles, 10, welters.
SUPER SHOOTERS ROCK TAYLOR scored a hole- in-one at Riverside G.C. using a pitching wedge on the 101-vard number three hole. PATRICK QUINN had hole-in-one on the 257-yard number seven hole at Riverside G.C. using a one-wood. TODAY IN SPORTS Thoroughbred racing: Thistledown, North Randall, 1:30 p.m.: Nine races.
Major League baseball: Milwaukee Brewers at Cleveland Indians, 7:30 p.m., Stadium: The Tribe will close out the Milwaukee series and then prepare for a four Harness racing: matchup Northfield against the Park, Toronto Northfield Blue Jays. Village, 7:30 p.m.: Ten races. SPORTS ON 1, TELEVISION 1:35 p.m. WTBS (cable) Baseball: Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals.
7:30 p.m. WOR (cable) Baseball: San Diego Padres at N. Y. Mets. 8:00 p.m.
WTBS (cable) NBA playoffs: Philadelphia 76ers at Boston Celtics, game five. 10:00 p.m. VIACOM (cable, Ch. 27) Thoroughbred racing: Thistledown results (taped). 11:30 p.m.
WCLQ-Ch. 61 NBA playoffs: Denver Nuggets at L.A. Lakers, game five. RADIO 5:30 p.m. FM College baseball: Baldwin- Wallace at NCAA Div.
III Regional Baseball. Bi. 7:00 p.m. WWWE-1100 Baseball: Indians' pre-game shows. 7:35 p.m.
WWWE-1100 Baseball: Milwaukee Brewers at Cleveland Indians. 11:50 p.m. WJMO-1490 Harness racing: Northfield results. 1 4 USFL STANDINGS UNITED STATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE Pct PF PA Birminghom .692 324 225 Tompo Bay .692 323 276 Memphis .615 197 258 New Jersey 305 274 Jocksonville .538 Baltimore 237 Orlando 10 210 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pct PF Oak land Denver Houston Arizona Los Angeles San Portland Antonio .131 .231 210 Monday Jacksonville 20, Houston 17 Tomorrow Oakland at Denver, 9 p.m. Saturday Los Angeles at Jacksonville, 8 p.m.
Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. Sunday Arizona of Houston, 2:30 p.m. New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 2:30 p.m. San Antonio at Baltimore, 2:30 p.m. Next Monday Orlando at Birmingham, 8 p.m.
LATE MONDAY Bulls 20, Gamblers 17 Jacksonville 0--20 Houston 10 0 0-17 H-McNeil 49 punt return (Fritsch kick) J-FG Franco 29 H-FG Fritsch 44 H- Johnson 15 pass from Kelly (Fritsch kick) J-ALexis 22 pass from Sipe (Franco kick) J- Mason pass from Sipe (Franco kick) J-FG Franco 27 PD AAA BASEBALL Schade Automatic Decorating Sprinkler 000 100 000 -0 11 Schneider, Gadowski (5) and Sanger, Mumford (7). Dale and Palko. HR Spotts (SD). THE LATEST LINE AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog CLEVELAND 6-7 Milwoukee TORONTO 7-8 Chicago Kansas City TEXAS MINNESOTA 1: Boston Detroit Even-6 CALIFORNIA New York Even-6 1 4. SEATTLE Baltimore Even-6 OAKLAND NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog Atlanta ST.
LOUIS CHICAGO Cincinnati MONTREAL 6-7 Los Angeles NEW YORK San Diego PHILADELPHIA 67 Son Froncisco PITTSBURGH Even-6 Houston NBA PLAYOFFS Favorite Underdog BOSTON art 'Philadelphia L.A. LAKERS 17 Denver USFL FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog Tomorrow. DENVER 3 Oakland Saturday 2 Memphis 13 PORTLAND JACKSONVILLE 18 Los Angeles Sunday TAMPA BAY New Jersey HOUSTON 14 Arizona BALTIMORE 13 San Antonio Monday BIRMINGHAM 17 Orlando Home teom in CAPS BOWLING RESULTS BPA STATE FAMILY DOUBLES ot Brunswick Severance Lanes Cleveiand Heights Maior Division: Larry (father) and Rick (son) Brenstahl, Lancaster, 1160 actual-201 handicap pins -1361 total. Junior Division: Robert (father) and Michael (son) Lear, Gation, 1240-78-1318. Prep Division: Ronald (father) and Valerie (daughter) Messner, Wooster, 1099-141-1240.
Next event: Ail three teams advance to National Bowling Proprietors Association of America Family Doubles Tournament Sept. 7-9 at Washington D.C. SOFTBALL Lock 10-16 Tony's Tovern9, Blackie's Bar 7 BEDFORD MEN Clark Lodge Spoilers 18-7, Leader Ink Tech9, Red Circle 3 VillaRealty 12, BainbrdgShop 8 Elec. 6-5 PARMA AAAAA WOMEN River Leasing 15, Quinn'sRest. 12 Creative Dato Sys.
21-14, so Sport Source 14, Lindy Home Players 7, Art'sJewel. 2 Dobamma Theatre 9-9 Care 0 BEREAMEN AdPro 13-12. VanAken Jewel. 0-4 Stevenson's 6, Brook state 0 Sklor 13, Kredo 10 Shillelagh 6- 12, Buzzards 3-0 PARMAHTS. SENIORS Charade 12, Teamsters 0 Lewisins.
14-12, MorsElec.2-4 JP's 6, Lamplighter 2. Gashouse 10, Zach's 4 Forest City Masonic 19-17, Pormo Podiatry 12. Coral Reef 1 BROOKLYNMEN Leader Mortgage 7-7 Bronco Sales 3, River Lanes 1 Pearl Inn 7, Hadgis Forms 3 Rahousell 14-9, 11-5 PARMA HTS. OPEN Ironside 10, Americon Legion 2 LAKEWOOD MEN Strepco 8, Bucci's 3 BROOKLYN PREMIER Galley Bar 12, Corky's Lounge 11 Mark's 13, Mr. K's Restaurant 9 Mr.
Bill's 8, Bide-A-Wee 0 Raiders 33 4, JP's Pub 8, Tuffcoat 1. Red Circle 14, Kolak's 1 luk 6 Lamplighter 9, Terminators 5 Red Circle 8, Firefighters Anchor Tool 7, Columbia Norm. 4 RICHMOND HTS. MEN Dove's Eagle Mkt 12, Fire- TAI 15, 11 Cleveland Crystals 16, Inky's2 fighters 6 Tonelli's Inn 10, Rush Inn 4 T-shirts Plus 9, Carmen's Meats 8 BROOKPARK WOMEN Auto Ports Unl. 8, Merry Arts 2 LrvingRoom 15, Somrak Band 5 Toponetti's 7, Coyne Sports 6 LAKEWOOD WOMEN Lichtenteld Farmers Ins.
20. Collona's 10, Spiders: 5 Tam Shanter 7, Public House 2 Ambrosia 10 Groucho's 12, Flying Rib 3 Hook Ladder Kathy 21, Hook SHAKER HTS. MEN CLEVELAND CO-ED Ladder Laurie 2 Shaker How. 16, 13 Stroker 14, Buckeye Union 4 MASH 13, Richland Ken 8 SHAKER HTS. WOMEN Donny Boy's 15, Sokol 2 ODonnells Loretta 15, Merry Sun Life 16, Lody Streaks 1 Action Toot 13, Mizonion 4 Arts Tony 4 Turkey Ridge 9, Master Pizza Bowmon Distrib.
9, Jigsaw 1. MAPLE HEIGHTS MEN SOFTBALL WORLD Free Spirit 19, Helen Hutchley 6 Division AAAA B-299, Sammy G2 Busters 12, Mellon Bucks 8 Tweedy's-CRS7, St. Monica 6 Piftels 13, Blarney Stone 11 CLEVELAND HTS. MEN XX Bar 9, Dunhom Pkging 4 FCI 8, Groucho 5 Academy Music 5, Roadhouse 1 Final Score 12, Dolloff 5 Exicore9, Little Kings 7 Roadies 9, Wink Liz 8 Division AAA Spartans 11, Hordwick 7 RSD Sportspot 10, BMW 6 Master Pizza 16, Corridon 8 No. 1 Lounge 20, Penton 11 No Name 20, Batting Cage 8 Friendly Inn 18, All-Star 10 Burger King 14, Bonders1 Softball Team 9, Station One 5 Qua Imports 19, Royal Carpet 11 MTV 4, Bunnies 2 Acme Rod.
14, Lakeline Vill 12 Division A Trusnik 18, FOP 17. EUCLID CHURCH Hitmen 14, DeLiberato's 10 Polen 5, John Hanco*ck 0 Euclid Luth 16, Epiph0 MEN'S TWILIGHT AW Stadier 21, McFoul 3 1st Assembly 18, University 0 Cubars 14, Gladiators 10 Fox Den 8, Harper 3. St. John SE 7, University 0 R.G.L. 14, All Stars 2 Tube Form 3, Vic Auto 2 St Robt 8, St John SE Shooters 14, Blue Cross 12 Kilbanes 6, Lion Pub 5 St John Nott 12, Beth Mt.
Olive 4 Victoreen 18, Little Keg 6 Monroe 14, Voss 13 Shore Haven 11, St Paul 7 Kilbone's 31, Hurricanes 8 Tuthill 12, Rockside 8 EUCLIDI Joe Dee's 8, Paragon Lounge 4 Alfalfa 20, Dan Boy 7 Lounge 21, Wild Horses 9 Phillip John 19, Garrison Pub 7 Marriott 12, LkwdWindonw0 Ambrosia 12. Village Bar 8 Park Pub 4, Zeleznik's 3 STRONGSVILLE MEN Scoreboard 10, Serv. 9 MIDDLEBURG HTS. MEN Am Athlete 10, Coyne Sports MascoMach. 19, JustinLanes 0 HBJ 14, Jaycee's 3 17, Industrial Glove 1 EUCLID IV DPC 14, Anderson Millwright I High Level Screw 7, Merchants 5 Cebor West 7, Mahogany Rail 5 Heinen's 14, Conley 2 Red Onion 13.
Master Bolt 9 Cebor East 11, Lounge 1 Frame Shop 13, Am Intl Const. 3 Manuf. 11, Insulation Prod. 2 Sham. Inn 18.
Research Abrasive NORDOMAMEN Nome 11, FB16 10 GuaranteedRoof. 18, BlueMax1 THURGOOD MARSHALL Sham. 111 10, The Horseshoe 7 Larry's Landscaping 13, Soul 3, Magicians 1 EUCLID INDUSTRIAL Romita's 6 Smitty's Lounge 7, JK J's0 TRW6, Digital 0 Rube Adler 4, Stitch n' Time 3 Longwood 3, Alford Lounge 2 Firefighters 2, Chase Brass 1 NORTH ROYALTON MEN Drogons 7, Goody Boys 6 FAIRVIEW PARK MEN A Auto 10, Red Circle 6 WARRENSVILLE MEN Sheamus 21, Network Video 4 Lokin 12, Windy Hill 4 North Randall 12, Staff 2 Altaita 5, St. Pat's 2 St. Sava 10, Creative Computing 9 Reflections 13, Turt3 INDEPENDENCE MEN PARMA AAAAA MEN WOODHILL MEN 12, Ceramic Tile 11 St.
Anthony's 3, Last Stop Inn 1 Teal's 15, United Ready Mix 14 Miller Piper 9, Zaruba's 8 Jigsaw 11, Local 380 Silver Arrow 15, Gulf Mini Marion Gardens 12, Buttersweet Pioneer 8, Par. Falcons 6 ket 6 Homes 4 Red Circle 14, Spotlite Video 11 Mama Jean's 15, Chosen Few 5 JCC PARMA AAA MEN Smort Set 10, Sinai 1 Colony 11-6, The Grange 9-3 Warriors 8, Tommy's Tavern 1 WOMEN'S TWILIGHT Snappy Car 15-8, Rdhouse 16-1 Tommy's Tavern 8, Hittoo 7 Round 15 12, Park Pub 3 Sportspot 12-4, Berkowitz-Kumin Maxwell's 7, N. Coast Chariot 3 Eddie's Rebels 12, Red Dog 11 10-5 Buckeye Leasing 15, Angels 2 Gray Wolf 18, O'Connell's0 B- Sys. Water. 11-5, Boss It's Your Round 16, Bad Co.
1 Norris Bros. 12. Colonial Boy 0 GOLF MONEY LEADERS PGA TOUR 69. Chip Beck 51,326 8. Arnold Palmer 48,950 through the Colonial 70.
Wayne 49,378 9. Al Balding 40,877 National Invitation 71. Pat McGowan 47,750 10. Gay Brewer 39,026 1. Curtis $398,160 72.
Lon Hinkle 07,147 11. Jim Ferree 32.846 2. Calvin Peete 289,030 73. Rex Caldwell 46,501 12. Don Sikes 29,044 3.
Bernhard Longer 267,635 74. Danny Edwards 45,762 13. Harold Henning 27,143 4. Mark O' 264,311 75. Jim Nelford 45.571 14.
Charles Safford 26,463 5. Craig Stodler 252,248 76. Andy North 44,305 15. Art Wall 23,657 6. Lanny Wadk 231,911 77.
Nick Faldo 42.403 16. Art Silvestrone 23.308 7. Ray 230,790 78. Borry Joeckel 42,185 17. Howe Johnson 22,329 8.
Corey 205,385 79. Mark Pleil 42,095 18. Doug Ford 21,493 9. Tom Watson 176,473 80. Russ 40,978 19.
8Hl Johnston 19,452 10. Fuzzy Zoeller 166,156 81. Howard Twitty 40,710 20. Poul Harney 4. 19,175 11.
Tom Kite 157,646 82. Sandy Lyle 40,452 21. Bill Collins 18,478 12. Mike Smith 143,229 83. Paul Azinger 39,786 22.
Ken Still 17,324 13. Payne Stewart 142,870 84. Jim Thorpe. 39,016 23. Charles Owens 16,750 14.
Mork 142.244 85. Joe 37,892 24. Bob Toski 16,653 15. Fred Couples 136,605 86. Chi Chi Rodriquez 36,809 25.
Lionel Hebert 16,200 16. Hal Sutton 131,039 87. Clarence Rose 36,385 LPGA TOUR 17. Seve Ballesteros 130.771 88. Tim 34,645 Through the Chrysler -Plymouth 18.
D.A. Weibring 130,327 89. Donnie Hammond 34.508 Charity Classic 19. Joey Sindelor 126.822 90. Tony 34,215 1.
Alice Miller $188.304 20. Lorry Rinker 126,610 91. George 33,263 2. Patty Sheehan. 144.968 21.
John 122,897 92. John Cook 32,945 3. Pat Bradley. 127,103 22. Bob Eastwood 23.
Mac 0'Grady 24. Larry Mize 25. Peter Jacobsen 26. Doug Tewell 27. Woody Blackburn 28.
Ron 29. Scott 30. 1sao 31. Ed 32. Bill Kratzert 33.
Don 34. Gary 35. Larry Nelson 36. Jock Nicklaus 37. Dan Pohl 38.
Buddy Gardner, 39. Jay Haas 40. Mork 41. Bob 42. Gary Koch 43.
Willie Wood 44. Johnny Miller 45. Robert Lohr 46. Bruce Lietzke 47. Keith 48.
Lee Trevino 49. Hubert 50. Loren Roberts 51. Morris 52. Roger 53.
Brett Upper 54. Andy Bean 55. Bobby 56. Greg Norman 57. Nick Price 58.
David Frost 59. Kikuo 60. George Archer. 61. Dan 62.
Hale Irwin 63. Scott Hoch 64. Mike 65. Tim Norris 66. Dan 67.
Bull Glasson 48. Phillo Black mar 116,509 116,465 113,798 106,543 104,610 101,411 101,246 97,545 92,650 91,637 91,058 88,580 86,011 85,358 84,780 83,847 83,131 82,517 80,096 79,784 73,625 73,072 71,766 71,560 69,134 68,211 65,883 65,622 65,373 64,406 64,319 63,804 63,755 63,447 62,714 61,847 60,632 60,523 60,155 59,266 59,216 58,040 56,691 56,475 55,276 54,036 93. Jack Renner. 32,112 Amy Alcott 123,344 94. 95.
Brad 31,999 5. Noncy Lopez 117,603 Dave Borr 31,363 6. Jan Stephenson 96,131 96. Denis Watson 30,475 7. Betsy King 92,222 97.
98. Frank Wayne Grady 30,441 8. Jone Blalock 91,001 99. Jim Conner 29,683 30,080 9. Judy Clork 70,252 10.
Bonnie Laver 69,539 101. 100. Jim Ronnie Black 29,434 29,549 11. Beth Daniel 68,733 102. Bobby Clampett 28,939 13.
12. Hollis Kathy Stacy" Whitworth 68,009 103. David Grohom 28,682 14. Donna 65,391 104. Mike Donald 28,140 White 49.844 105.
Peter Oosterhuis 27,463 15. Joanne Carner 48,743 106. J.C. 27,297 16. Ayako Okamoto 48,380 107, Richard Zokol 27,055 17.
Kathy Postlewart 46,426 108. Brad Fabel 26,721 18. Muttin Spencer Devin 36,081 109. Jodie Mudd 25,980 19. Pot Meyers 34,978 110.
Ken 25,802 20. Janet Coles 33,774 111. Tze-Chung Chen. 25,791 21. Cotty Morse 33,716 112.
Bill 25.569 22. Patti Rizzo 32,437 113. Chris 24,799 23. Juli Inkster 32.054 114. Ken 24,204 24.
Marta Figueros-Dotti 32.028 115. Mark 23,780 25. Kathy Baker 31,028 116. Andrew 21,947 26. Beth Solomon 30,473 117.
Jett 21,362 27. Lauri Peterson 29,603 118. Gibby Gilbert 20,612 28. Jane Geddes 29,221 119. Bob Gilder 20,434 29.
Denise Strebig 28,323 120. Jay 20,418 30. Barbara Moxness 26,532 121. Vance Heatner 19,680 31. Mary Beth Zimmerman 25,714 122.
Jim 18,116 32. Rosie Jones 25,674 123. Tom Sleckmann 17,925 33. Sandro Palmer 24.743 124. Gil Morgan 17,295 34.
Penny Hammel 24,655 125. Mike 17,097 35. Debbie Massey 24,501 126. Tom Purtzer 15,622 36. Cindy Hill 23,900 127.
Mike 15,433 37. Lourie 23,241 128. Pat 14,137 38. Vicki Fergon 21,322 129. Ralph 14,049 39.
Jane Crafter 21,283 130. Greg Twiggs 13,880 40. Mindy Moore 20,921 PGA SENIORS TOUR 41. Barb Thomas 20,672 Through the United Hospitals 42. Janet Anderson 20,480 Championship 43.
Laura Bough 19,910 1. Don January $152.700 44. Colleen Walker 19,895 2. Peter Thomson 123,667 45, Lori Garbocz 19,866 3. Miller Barber 84,800 46.
Barbra Mizrahie 19,803 Gene Littler 60,430 47. Donna Caponi 19,417 5. Lee Elder 99,983 48. Lauren Howe 18,669 6. Billy Casper 58,903 49.
Patty Haves 16.897 7. Orville Mnndy 40 106 en Rocky Parreon 1A. 000.
