A A A 001 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 THE PLAIN DEALER, SATURDAY, JULY 27, PEOPLE IN SPORTS SOX Just another fan UPI Chen Shiblao, who Is part of a Chinese delegation visiting the United States, samples a hot dog while watching the Baltimore Orioles play the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park Thursday. Minoso and Cardenal on tour for baseball COMPILED FROM WIRE REPORTS Minnie Minoso and Jose Cardenal, who carne to the United States and found stardom in the major leagues, are teaching their skills to the youth of Central America. The two former major leaguers say they are finding that baseball fever is still raging in the troubled region. Minoso, a seven-time all-star with the Chicago White Sox in the 1950s and 1960s, and Cardenal, who played across town in Wrigley Field for the Cubs for six seasons, are spending the month touring the region at the expense of the United States Information Service. With them on this first "Ambassadors of Baseball" trip is Jaime Garcia Hare, baseball coach at Providence High School near Chicago.
"We try to make friendship between countries and try to make everybody understand each other through baseball," said Minoso, 62, who hit .298 in 17 major-league seasons, including two full seasons and part of another with the Cleveland Indians. Cardenal, whose 18 years in the majors included seasons with San Francisco, California, Cleveland, St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York (Mets) and Kansas City, was the only one of the three to travel to Nicaragua, where baseball is a particular passion. "People said we were crazy to want to come to Central America, but I told them I wanted to represent the sport and my country" said Cardenal, like Minoso and Garcia a Cuban-born naturalized U.S. citizen.
Hershiser wants to be perfect Can Los Angeles pitcher Orel Hershiser, twice author of one-hit victories, take the extra step and one day fashion a no-hitter? "He will," said Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda. "Every time I walk out to the mound, I think about pitching a perfect game," Hershiser said after his second one-hitter of the season, a 6-0 victory over Pittsburgh Tuesday night. "I think about retiring the first batter and every other one after that. If that happens, I'll do it." Pittsburgh's only hit was a slicing, opposite-field single by Jason Thompson in the second inning. "I hit a fastball.
He runs his fastball away," said Thompson. "And he's got a good sinker. It's like hitting a brick." Earnhardt doesn't like restrictions Dale Earnhardt, looking for his third consecutive victory tomorrow in the Talladega 500, said he has no use for new rules designed to make him and other drivers more competitive with Bill Elliott. The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing imposed restrictions on carburetors because Elliott has dominated the circuit this season, winning eight of 15 races. Elliott dominated qualifying Thursday, winning the pole position at 207.578 mph.
The nearest car, driven by Cale Yarborough, was more than 2 mph slower. Earnhardt qualified 14th at 200.180 mph. "I restrictions like to run fast, and it kills me that NASCAR has put on the carburetors. They build a track like this and then put restrictions on them," he said. "Anybody who doesn't want to run fast can go home is the way I see it." Cincinnati Bengals fullback Larry Kinnebrew on why he shaves his head: "Samson lost all his power when he shaved his head, but I get stronger when I shave mine." GLAD YOU ASKED Q- Could you tell me what happened to Eddie Arsenault and Fred Rancourt, who played football and hockey at John Carroll University in the late 1930s or early 1940s? Hank Ruszkowski, Cleveland.
A Arsenault, who died in 1967, remained in Cleveland and worked most of his life for the General Tire Co. Rancourt is retired and living in Waterville, Maine, where they both played their high school sports. Chuck Heaton For answers to sports questions write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 0. 44114. DID YOU KNOW Ty Cobb, whose 24-year career-batting average was .367 over 3,034 games, hit over .300 for 23 consecutive seasons? Brigham Young University's Danny Ainge scored in double figures in 112 consecutive games over years for a National Collegiate Athletic Association record? Frank Dillon FOR THE RECORD FOR FINAL SCORES CALL 344-4580 PGA GREATER HARTFORD OPEN Davis Jr.
CROMWELL, -Greater Conn. Hartford (AP) Open cut course. Seventy -eight players Ray 64-68-132 Steve 68-65-133 David Lundstrom 72-63-135 Jodie 68-67-135 John Mahaffey 66-71 -137 Dan 68-69 137 Lorry Rinker 69-68-137 Fuzzy Zoeller 67-71-138 Wayne 68-70-138 Hale 66-72-138 Mark 72-66-138 Cory 74-64-138 T.C. Chen 69-69-138 Gil Morgan 69-69-138 Bob Lohr 68-70-138 Mark 0'Meara 69-70-139 Mark Wiebe 68-71-139 Ron Block 69-70-139 Jack 71-68-139 Roger 69-70-139 Bob Gilder 74-65-139 Payne Stewart 68-71-139 Joey Sindelar Tim 71-68-139 Calvin 68-72-140 Woody 68-72-140 Jim Simons Jeff Sluman 72-68-140 Jim 70-70-140 Don 70-70-140 Brad 72-69-141 Clarence 72-69-141 Bob 75-66-141 Peter Oosterhuis 73-68-141 J.C. 69-72-141 Chip Beck 70-71-141 Larry 71-70-141 Chris 72-70-142 Bill Buttner 71-71-142 Richard Zokol 72-70-142 Mike Donald.
71-71-142 Jeff Coston 69-74-143 Pat 70-73-143 Bill 72-71-143 Jim 71-72-143 Mark Pfeil 71-72-143 David Frost 74-69-143 Bill 70-73-143 Ralph 74-70-144 Dave Eichelberger 73-71-14 Don Pooley 75-49-144 Mark 72-72-144 Second-round scores vesterday from the $600,000 Canon- Sammy over the par-71, Tournament Plavers Club of Connectidid not complete the second round when play was suspended. Mike Nicolette Jay Hoos 71 Thomas Lehman. 73-72-145 Gory 71 Keith Peter Jacobsen Phil Hanco*ck 71-75-146 Mike Reid John DeForest 79-67-146 Jim Nelford Kikuo Arai 71-75-146 Willie Wood Mac 'Grady 73-73-146 Brett Upper Mike Smith 72-75-147 Andrew Magee George Archer 77-70-147 Jett Hart. Chi Chi Rodriquez 72-75-147 Skeeter Heath Poul 78-69- Dennis 72 Lou Lance Graham Ten Broeck 71-77-148 75-72-147 Scott 72 Sullivan Morris Hatalsky. 72 Mike Daniel DIRico 76-72-148 Jay 72 Tom 74-74-148 Tom Kite Sieckmann 78-70-148 Pat 72 Andy Kenny Knox Brad Rick Bean 74-74-148 Donnie Hammond.
72 Larry Demers 77-71-148 Phil Biackmar Vance Heatner 72 John Nowobilski 76-73 -149 Andrew Morse 73-77-150 Charles Bolling 72 Gary 151 Bobby Clampett 73 Mike Bright 73-79 -152 Dave 73 Sammy Rachels 72-37-WD Doug Craig Stadler 73 Dan 78-DQ 73 Did Not Complete Round Charles Huble 66 Bobby 73 Greg Bob Ron Streck Tommy Volentine 73 John Jim Victor Regalado. Terry Snodgrass. Bobby Wadkins 67 Greg Twiggs Ken Denis Scott Hoch 69 Ed Barry Joeckel 69 John Jim Thorpe. 69 Frank Buddy Gardner Howard 75 John Inman Curt Byrum 75 Poul Azinger Tom McQuilling. 75 Dave Edwards 70 Robert Wrenn Wayne Grady Don Hoenig.
75 Joe Inman Andy 75 Dave Barr Alen Miller Russ Tony Lon Hinkle Ken Tim Jett Grygiel Gary Greg 76 Mike Hulbert. Mark Hayes 76 Tom Purtzer Ben 76 Lennie Clements Mick Soli George 71 Lee Trevino Don Edwards 71 David LPGA du MAURIER CLASSIC MONTREAL (AP) Second the par-72 Beachnstield Sally Little 68-69-137 Laurie Rinker 68-49-137 Jane 73-64-137 Val Skinner 74-65-139 M.B. Zimmerman 70-69 -139 Chris Johnson 68-71-139 Alexandro Reinhrdt. 72-67 -139 Marci 71-68 -139 Patti Rizzo 69-71-140 Amy Alcott 69-71-140 Amy Benz 72-69-141 Sandra Spuzich 72-69-141 Alice Miller 68-73-141 Laura 70-72-142 Vicki Alvarez 74-68-142 Kathy Postlewait. 71-71-142 Lori Gorbacz 71-71-142 Barbara Pendergast 72-70-142 Lauri 72-70-142 Barb 71-71-142 Lauren Howe 73-69-142 Hollis 72-70-142 Jane Lock 71-71-142 Jane Crafter 69-74-143 Pat Bradley 70-73-143 Dot 75-68-143 Colleen Walker.
72-71-143 Donna Caponi 73-70--143 Juli Inkster 71-72-143 Kim Shipman 70-73-143 Allison 72-71-143 Cathy Morse 71-73-144 Kathy Baker 69-75-144 Rosie 70-74-144 Penny 71-73 -144 Cathy 72-72-144 Lynn Parker 71-73-144 Beth Doniel 74-70-144 Sue Fogleman 69-75-144 Sally Quinian 72-72-144 Myra 72-72-144 Kris Monaghan 73-71-144 Anne Marie 71-73--144 Jo Ann Washam 74-70-144 Pat Meyers 77-68-145 Lynn Connelly 76-69-145 Bonnie Lauer 76-69-145 Stephanie 72-73-145 round scores vesterday in the $390,000 LPGA du Maurier Classic at Golf Club: Jane Deedee Lasker 76-73-149 Cindy Mackey 74-71-145 Dawn Coe 73-76-149 Dianne Dailey 73-72-145 Carolyn Hill 79-70-149 Janet Coles 75-70-145 Jon Stephenson 73-76--149 Patty 70-75--145 SilviaBertolaccini 78-71-149 Marlene Hagge 74-71-145 Mitzi Edge 72-77-149 Shelley 71-74-145 Debbie 76-73-149 Robin Walton 74-72-146 Beth Solomon 76-73-149 Barb Thomas 73-73-146 Sandra 74-75-149 Marlene 75-71- 146 Muttin 79-70-149 Patty 72-74-146 Atsuko Hikage 75-75-150 JoAnne Carner 72-75-147 Gall Lee Hirato 75-75-150 Janet Anderson Susan 77-73-150 Judy Clark 70-77-147 Cathy Mont 74-76-150 Alice Ritzman 73-74-147 Cathy Sherk 76-74-150 Beverley Davis 75-72-147 Mindy Moore 75-75-150 M.J. Smith 72-75-147 Nancy 73-77-150 Sherri Turner 71-76-147 Sarah Char 73-74-147 Pam Gietzen 74-76-150 Lynn Stroney 76-71-147 Kathryn Young 75-75-150 Beverly Klass 74-73-147 Dale Eggeling 73-78-151 Kathy Hite 73-74-147 Jerilyn Noreen Britz Friel 76-75-151 Avako 74-73-147 Sherrin 75-76-151 Penny Hammel 77-70-147 Cindy 74-77 -151 Barbra Mizrohie 75-72-147 77-74-151 Carole Charbonnier. 74-73-147 Joyce Denise Kazmierski 77-75- 78-74-152 152 LeAnn Cassoday 72-75-147 Jeannette 74-78 -152 Lisa Young Failed To Qualify Jan Flynn 75-77-152 Kino Kay Kennedy 77-75-152 Becky Betsy 74-74-148 73-75-148 MortoF 78-74-152 Kathy Debbie 77-75-152 Wood 74-74-148 Elaine Crosby 78-74-152 Cindy Deanie 148 Sue Erti 80-73-153 Susie Flom McAllister. 73-75-148 Heather 75-78 -153 Noncy Ledbetter 73-75-148 Nancy Scranton 78-75-153 75-73 -148 Caroline Gowan 79-75-154 Susie 76-72- Linda 79-75-154 Cathy 75-73-148 Missie McGeorge 79-75-154 Judy Ellis 74-74-148 Jackie Bertsch. 77-78-155 Therese Ann Lavis 78-77-155 Barbara Barrow 73-75-148 Patty Grant.
81-76-157 Nancy White-Brewer 72-76-148 Shoron Smith 83-74-157 Heather Drew 75-73-148 Denise Lovigne 77-81-158 Debbie Austin 78-70-148 Vicki 83-75-158 Cathy 73-75-148 Shirley 76-82-158 Lynn Adars 72-76-148 79-83-162 Karen 75-73-148 Monique 81-85-166 GOLF RESULTS DUTCH OPEN (Shaker), Weiss-Hahn (Lakewood) 68; First NOORDWIJK, Netherlands (AP) Flight Low Net: 1. (tie) Kline-Richmond Yesterday's second-round results in the 66th (Country), Handel- Chapman (Chagrin Dutch Open Golf Championships held on the Valley), Muiter-Gemma (Chogrin Valley) 73; par-72 seaside course: Second Flight Low Net: 1. Bibbins-Hood G. Marsh, Australia, 68-68-136 (Shaker) 72. D.
Feherty, Northern Ireland, 69-69 -138 CWGA GOLF ASSOCIATION S. Torrance, Britain, 69-71-140 at Mayfield C.C. E. Romero, Argentinia, 69-71-140 Best Ball (net): Jane Joan Wolf B. Langer, West Germany, 68-72-140 (Oakwood) and Marilyn Skylar (Oakwood) S.
Elkington, New 72-68-140 and Marie Wolzer (Beechmont) tied at 69; 2. S. Bishop, Britain, 73-68-141 Anne Adams Ruth Brown (Mayfield), C. O'Connor, Ireland, 70-71-141 Jeanne Fenton Carolyn Thorley (Elyria) C. Strange, USA, 71-71-142 and Marilyn Auer Carol Kelley (Shaker Hts.) M.
Lanner, Sweden, 68-74-142 tied at 70. G. Turner, Britain, 71-71-142 First Flight: Mickey Fant (Kirtland) Sally M. Calero, 71-71-142 Conley (Mayfield) and July Frenz Joanne NORTHERN OHIO PGA Schoen-Wood (Acacia) tied of 73. 2.
Velma JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT Steingart Dorothy Rendiesham (Acacia), 74. at Astorhurst C.C. Second Flight: Gerry Bleak Barbara Finals Worcester (Lakewood) and Wendy Adler Boys 16-17: 1. Scott Evans, 75; 2. Dave Patty Jacobson (Oakwood) tied at 74; 2.
Wallenhurst, 76. Girts 16-17: 1. Ingrid Marjorie Dreull Fran Feiner (Lake Forest) Lundblod, 76. Boys 14-15: 1. Bob Riedel, 73; 2.
and Joan Crossman Mariorie Dickson (tie) Doug Brooks Jett Meagrow, 75. Girls (Country Club) tied at 73. 14-15: 1. Felicia Gonzalez, 86. Boys 12-13: 1.
Third Flight: Karen Schenkel Elaine Matt Bova, 85; 2. John Hernan, 88. Girts 12-13: Gilbert (Hawthorne Valley) 71; 2. Vera 1. Tiffiny Gulla, 102; 2.
Debbie Germaine, 119. McElwain Lee Walkowsky (Avon Oaks) 74. Boys 10-11: 1. Ed Gintert, 45 (won in playoff); 2. Tim Stodnik, 45.
CLEVELAND WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION SUPER SHOOTERS BEST BALL TOURNAMENT at Hawthorne Valley C.C. TOM CORRIGAN aced the 162-vard 16th Fleld Low Net: 1. (tie) Rydzel-Pavlish AUTO RACING NASCAR TALLADEGA 500 TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Here is list of 500 the field for tomorrow's NASCAR Talladega at the Alabama International Motor Speedway, includes the drivers' make of car and average soced. 1.
Bill Elliott, 207.570 mph 2. Cale Yarborough, 205.383 3. David Pearson, Ford 203.383 4. A.J. Foyt, Oldsmobile 202.521 S.
Kyle Petty, 202.256 6. Goeff Bodine, 201.503 7. Joe Ruttman, Chevrolet 201.071 8. Buddy Arrington, Ford 200.856 9. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet 200.717 10.
Starling Marlin, Chevrolet 200.511 11. Bobby Hillin, 200.482 12. Ricky Rudd, Ford 200.410 13. Sonny Parsons, Chevrolet 200.197 14. Dale Earnhardt, 200.180 15.
Tommy Ellis, 199.858 16. Nell Bonnett, 198.879 17. Tim Richmond, 198.709 18. Ken Schroder, 198.343 19. Buddy Baker, Oldsmobile 190.216 20.
Phil Parsons, Chevrolet 198.027 21. Harry Gant, 198.327 22. Davey Allison, Chevrolet. 197.876 23. Rusty Wallace, 197.778 24.
Ron Bouchard, 197.566 25. Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet 197.159 26. Connie Saylor, Chevrolet 197.147 27. Phil Barkdoll, Chevrolet 196.997 28. Jimmy Means, Pontiac 196.968 29.
Richard Petty, Pontiac 196.491 30. Greg Socks, Buick 196.463 31. Clark Dwyer, 195.932 32. Rick Wilson, Chevrolet 195.472 33. Dave Marcis, Chevrolet.
195.425 34. Delma Cowart, Chevrolet 195.365 35. Lennie Pond, 194.939 36. Eddie Bierschwale, Chevrolet 194.915 37. Grant Adcox, Chevrolet 194.904 38.
Allison, Chevrolet 194.145 39. Bobby Wawak, 194.058 40. Lake Speed, Pontloc 194.023 41. Trevor Boys, Chevrolet 192.928 42. J.D.
McDuttie, Chevrolet 190.772 ARCA 200 TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Here is a list of the top qualifiers for today's ARCA 200 at the Alabama International Motor Speedway, includes the drivers' make of car and average speed. 1. Ralph Jones, Ford 199.916 2. Red Farmer, Chevrolet 198.606 3.
Lee Raymond, Chevrolet 197.394 4. Davey Allison, Buick 197.134 5. David Sosebee, Chevrolet 196.101 6. Bob Brevak, 196.073 7. Kirk Bryant, Pontiac 196.025 8.
Jim Sauter, 195.740 9. Trevor Boys, Chevrolet. 195.285 10. Jon Fontana, Chevrolet 195.213 11. Bosco Lowe, Chevrolet.
194.243 12. Bob Dotter, 193.357 13. Joe Chevrolet. 191.735 14. David Simko, Buick 189.774 15.
Billy McGinnis, Pontloc 187.746 16. James Stoner 111, Chevrolet 187.188 17. Don Mormor, 184.951 18. Richard Hampton, Pontiac 183.963 MICHIGAN 500 BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) The tentative lineup tor tomorrow's Michigan 500 Indy-cor roce, with type of car and qualifying speed in mph: 1.
Rick Mears, March 85C-Cosworth, 213.720, 2. Donny Sullivan, March 85C-Cosworth, 211.750. 3. Morio Andretti, Lola T-900-Cosworth, 211.702. 4, Pancho Carter, March 8SC-Cosworth, 210.311.
5. Geoff Brobham, Australia, March 85C-Cosworth, 209.381. BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Activated outfielder Tony Armas. Placed shortstop Glenn Hoffman on the 15-day disabled list. pitcher Jim Beattle.
SEATTLE MARINERS--Activated Barolas to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. FOOTBALL National Football League DETROIT LIONS- Agreed to terms with linebacker Steve Doig. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS- Signed cornerback James Burroughs and safety Mark Kafentzis. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS- Signed running back Ethan Horton. Waived tackle Phil Bruneau, linebacker William Burse, defensive end Bill Byford, guard Terry Goodell, nose tackles Scott Harrington and Joe O'Brien, safety Rob Porter, guard-tackle Randy Voelker and detensive back Manuel Young.
LOS ANGELES RAMS -Agreed to terms with wide receiver Chuck Scott. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -Signed defensive back Paul Dombroski. Cut defensive backs Howard Lewis and Dayr Hill. NEW YORK JETS -Signed cornerback Kerry Glenn. Claimed offensive lineman Brent Burks from waivers.
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS- -Released punter Dario Casarino and wide receivers Tim Kearse, Jeff Price and Thomas Fowler. WASHINGTON REDSKINS--CUt safety Napoleon DuBols, recelvers Andre Gray and Kirk Pendleton, linebacker Alvis Satele and running back Roger Suelter. COLLEGE CORNELL- Named Mike Connors and George Hall assistant basketball coaches, MONTANA -Named Reed Siegling part-time assistant basketball coach. TENNIS RESULTS U.S. OPEN CLAY COURTS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Yesterday's results in the $575,000 U.S.
Open Clay Courts tennis championships: MEN Singles Third Round Yannick Noah (4), France, def. Diego Perez, Uruguay, Quarterfinals Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, def. Martin Jaite (8), Argentina, 6-2, 6-3. Andres Gomez (2), Ecuador, def. Jaro Navaratil, Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-3.
Yannick Noah (4), France, def. Hans Schwaier (12), West Germany, 6-3, 6-1. Boris Becker (3), West Germany, def. Miloslav Mecir (5), Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 7-5. Doubles Quarterfinals Pavel Slozil-Kim Warwick, (2), del.
Stefan Eriksson-Michael Pernfors, 6-2, 6-2. Libor Pime Zivojinovic. (4) def. Craig Miller-Lourie Worder, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. Ken Flach-Robert Seguso, (1) def.
Jorge Lozano-Todd Witsken, 7-6 (7-3), 6-3. Andres Gomez- Jamie Y2090 def. Tracy Delatte-Craig Wittus, 6-4, 6-2. Second Round Stetan Eriksson-Michael Pernfors def. Yannick Noah-Guillermo Vitas, Argentina, default.
WOMEN Singles Semifinals Zina Garrison, (2) def. Gobriela Sabotini (3), Argentino, 6-4, 6-2. Andrea Temesvari (4), Hungary, def. Kote Gompert, 6-3, 6-4. Doubles Semifinals Manuela Maleevo-Katerina Maleeva, (8) def.
Beth Herr-Terry Phelps, (4), 6-3, NATIONAL AMATEUR HARDCOURT CHAMPIONSHIPS at The Harold T. Clark Tennis Center MEN Singles Semifinals Jim Gray def. Steve DeVries, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. Tom Mercer def. Scott Morse, 6-4, 62.
Doubles Semifinals Jesus Roio-Brandon Waiters del. Andy Roediger-Bryan Sullivan, 5-7, 6-3, 7-6. Mercer-DeVries def. Richard Gilbert-Mark Avadikian, 6-3, 6-4. WOMEN Singles Semifinals Libbie Brende def.
Cindy Newton, 6-4, 6-4. Christine Gilles def. Cathy VanPelt, 6-3, 6-0. Doubles Finals Christine Gilles-Cathy VanPelt def. May Ho- Sherry Shieh, 6-0, 6-0.
CFL STANDINGS CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION PF PA Pts Montreal 77 Toronto 0114 Ottawa 0 Hamilton WESTERN DIVISION PA British Columbia Colgary Winnipeg Edmonton Saskatchewan Thursday 43KARA Edmonton 25, Winnipeg 23 Yesterday Toronto 35, Hamilton 10 Today Montreal at British Columbia, 10 p.m, Tomorrow Calgary at Ottawa, 1:30 p.m. HORSE SHOW CHAGRIN VALLEY PHA HORSE SHOW Modified Jumper Dr. Jeckyll, Alexandra Potter, Mars, Pa. Junior Jumper Mission Red, Tom Murphy, Novelty, 0. Amateur Jumper Rigoletto, Alexandra Pot.
ter, Mars, Pa. Regular Working Hunter Champion Touch Of Class, Barely Able Stables, Sewickley, Reserve Champion Gabriel, Mrs. Helen Lenahan, Buffalo, N. Y. Local Amateur Hunter Champion Hidalgo, Meg Miller, Gates Mills; Reserve Champion Flying Colors, Gall Binyon, Mentor.
Pre-Green Hunter Champion After Hours, Jane Gaston, Des Moines, Iowa; Reserve Champion Reflex, Fairlea Stables, Cincinnoti. SCHOOL NOTES THE NORTH COAST LEAGUE is sponsorIna a Sports Medicine Seminar for all coaches In the Diocese of Cleveland. The session will be held at Chanel High School on August 3. There is no charge for the seminar with the Sports Medicine Divisionot the Cleveland Clinic Foundation donating its services for this program. Topics in the program meet state requirements and attendance will also fulfill state requirements.
Interested cooches wishing to attend should contact John Peyton, 7335 York Parma, 0., 44130. Deadline for registration is Aug. 1. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
to 10:50, break from 10:50 to 11:05 and continue from 11:05 to 11:50. A taping lob will begin at noon. Student trainers are welcome. SOFTBALL NOTES THE WESTLAKE DEVELOPMENT Center is sponsoring a Class Eastern Divisional Qualifier tournament which witl be held in Olmsted Falls, Aug. 2-4.
Contact the Westlake Development Center Sports Committee, 24211 Center Ridge Rood, Westlake, Ohio. THE THURGOOD MARSHALL men's ball tournament deadline has been extended to Monday. Entry tee is $50. The tournament is scheduled August 1-4. Contact Edward Hurd at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, 8611 Hough Ave.
THE BRECKSVILLE Recreation Deportment is hosting a USSSA Class 8 national qualitter in men's softball Aug. 2-4. Three national berths ore available. Contact Bob Tedesky of the Brecksville Recreation Department. CAMP NOTES THE SPARTAN BASKETBALL CAMP of Case Western Reserve University will be held July professional 28-Aug.
1 and Aug. 4-8. The comp features athletes and top college and high school coaches. Contact CWRU head coach Bill Sudeck. 1 TANK McNAMARA Jeff Millar Bill Hinds (7527 AFTER BREWERS ANNOUNCED DIDN'T THAT USED THAT THE TASTE OF ITS BEER WOULD BE TO BE HIS BOMB HAVE CHANGED, LONG FANS SHELTER? BEEN STOCKPILING SUPPLIES OF THE ORIGINAL BREW.
ON THE SPORTS HINDS RING MAGAZINE BOXING RATINGS NEW champion; YORK i-IBF (AP) champion; The Ring magazine ratings through July 10 (0-WBA champion; -WBC HEAVYWEIGHT x-WBA and WBC champion; Americans unless otherwise noted): 10, Rodolfo "Gato" Gonzalez, Mexico. Champion: Larry Holmes- LIGHTWEIGHT Tony 1, Pinkion Tubbs-o. Thomas-c. 2, Tim Witherspoon. 3, Chompion: Vacant South Africa.
4, 6, Greg Mike Page. 5, Gerrie Coetzee, 1, Livingstone Bramble-a. 2. Jose Luis Dokes. 8, Carl Williams.
9, Weaver. Trevor 7, Michael Ramirez-c. Mexico. 3, Jimmy Paul-I. 4.
Tyrone Canada. 10, David Bey. Berbick, Crawley. 5, Harry Arrovo. 6, Edwin Rosario, CRUISERWEIGHT Ray Puerto Mancini.
Rico. 7, 9, Hector Howard "Macho" Davis, Jr. 10, Cornacho. Darryl 8, 1, Carlos Champion: Alfonzo Tyson. Piet Crous-a, (Sugar) South Africa.
DeLeon, 3, Puerto Eddie Rico. 2, JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT Muhammed. 4, Osvaldo Ocasio, Puerto Mustafa Rico. Champion: Wilfredo Gomez-a, Puerto Rico 5. Lee Roy Murphy-1.
6, Dwight Muhammed 1, Julio Cesar Chavez-c. Mexico. 2. Rocky Qawl. 7, Bashiru All.
8, John Odhiambo, Rafael Lockridge. Solis. 3, Mario Martinez, Mexico. 4. Uganda.
9, Anthony Davis. 10, Rickey Parkey. Panama. 6, Puerto Rico. 5, Alfedo Layne, LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT tro, Roger Mayweather.
7, Edoor CasChampion: Michael Spinks-Kl Kenny Venezuela, Boysmore. 8, Pat Cowdell, Britain, 9, 1, Marvin Johnson. 2, Prince Mama 10, Dwight Pratchett. Mohammed, Ghana. 3, Eddie Davis.
Willie FEATHERWEIGHT Edwards. Jean-Marie mebe, Cameroon. 6, Champion: Barry McGuigan-a, Ireland Fulgencio Obelmelias, Venezuela. 7, Jim Moc- 1, Azhumah Nelson-c, Ghana. 2, Eusebio Donald.
8, J.B. Williamson. 9, Grover Robin- Pedroza, Panama. 3, Juan LaPorte, Puerto son. 10, Bobby Czvz.
Rico. 4, Marcos Villasana, Mexico. 5, Jackie MIDDLEWEIGHT Beard. 6, Bernard Taylor. 7, Johnny de la Champion: Marvelous Marvin Rosa.
8, Min-Keun Oh-1, Korea. 9, Calvin 1, John Mugabi, Uganda. 2, James Shuler. 3, Grove. 10, Adrian Arreola.
James Kinchen. 4, Don Lee. 5, Mustafa Ham- JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT sho, Syria. 6, Tony Sibson, Britain. 7, Dwight Champion: Vacant Davison.
8, Doug Dew-Itt. 9, Curtis Parker, 10, 1, Victor Calleios Puerto Rico. 2, Juan Herol Graham, Britain. "Kid" Meza-c. 3, Loris Stecca, Italy.
4, Jaime JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT Garza. 5, Greg Richardson. 6, Roul Gonzalez, Champion: Thomas Hearns-c Venezuela. 7, Oscar Muniz. 8, Mike Ayola.
9, 1, John Mugabi, Uganda. 2, Mike McCollum- Julian Solis, Puerto Rico. 10, Leo Cruz, Domin0. 3, Carlos Santos-, Puerto Rico. 4, Davey ican Republic.
Moore. 5, Mark Medal. 6, David Braxton. 7. BANTAMWEIGHT Buster Drayton.
8, Julian Jackson. 9, Donald Champion: Richard SandovalCurry. 10, Matthew Hilton, Canada. 1, Jiro Watanabe, Japan. 2, Daniel ZaragozaWELTERWEIGHT c.
3, Goby Canizales. 4, Rafael Orono, VeneChampion: Vacant zuelo. 5, Freddy Jackson. 6, Kaosai Galaxy, 1, Donald Curry-a, i. 2, Milton McCrory-c.
3, Thailand. 7, Jerome Coffee. 8, Miguel Lora, Tommy Ayers, Britain. 4, Simon Brown. 5, Colombia.
9, Jomes Pipps. 10, Enrique SonMaurice Blocker. 6, Colin Jones. 7, Jerome cehz, Dominican Republic. Kinney.
8, Corios Trujillo, Panama. 9, Sylves- FLYWEIGHT ter Mittee, Britain. 10, Lloyd Honeyghan, Brit- Champion: Sat Chitalada-C. Thailand ain. 1, Santos Locior-a, Argentina.
2, Jung-Koo JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT Chono, Korea. 3, Sugar Baby Rolas. 4, Gabrial Champion: Vacant Bernal, Mexico, 5, Joey Olivo. 6, Hilorio 1, Aaron Pryor-i. 2, Bill Costello-c.
3, Gene Zapata, Panama. 7, Alonzo Gonzalez. 8, CanHatcher-a. 4, Ronnie Shields. 5, Leroy Haley.
6, dido Tellez, Mexico. 9, Francisco Quiroz, ico. Patrizio Oliva, Italy. 7, Rene Arredondo, Mex- Dominican Republic. 10, Dodie Penalosa, Phil8, Saoul Mamby.
9, Terry Marsh, Britain. lipines. LEADER BOARD PRO BOWLING $294,872. 4, Helena Sukova, $261,512. 5, Pom BOWLERS Through ASSOCIATION Shriver, $244,653.
6, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, 1, Mike Aulby, July 24 $181,995. 7, Zina Garrison, $162,732. 8, Kathy $128,641. 3, $148,400. 2, Pete Weber, Jordan, $149,763.
9, Elizabeth Smylie, $134,233. Wayne Webb, $118,133.4, Mark Wil- 10, Kathy Rinaldi, $120,315. liams, $106,618. 5, Marshall Holman, $94,563. 6, David Ozio, $81,025.7, Bob Handley, $75,375.
8, VIRGINIA SLIMS SERIES POINTS Dennis Jacques, $69,080. 9, Steve Wunderlich, Through July 21 $66.035. 10, Mike Durbin, $61,335. 1, Chris Evert Lloyd, 1450. 2, Martina NavraAVERAGE LEADERS tilova, 1300.
3, Manuela Maleeva, 730. 4, Pom Through July 24 Shriver, 690. 5, Zina Garrison, 635. 6, Claudia 1, Wayne Webb, 213.97 pins. 2, David Ozio, Kohde-Kitsch, 610.
7, Gabriela Sabatini, 560. 8, 213.20. 3, Marshall Holman, 213.13.4. Mike Steffi Graf, 540. 9, Kothy Rinoldi, 490, 10, SonAulby, 212.73.
5. Pete Weber, 212.55.6, Bob dra Cacchini, 457, Handler, 212.27. 7, Mark Baker, 212.18. 8, MEN Amieto Monacelli, 212.04. 9, Walter Ray Wil- Through July 21 liams, 211.71.
10, Mark Roth, 211.61. 1, John McEnroe, $618,852. 2, Ivan Lendl, TENNIS 3, Mats Wilander, $416,037. 4, Jimmy WOMEN Connors, $375,291. 5, Boris Becker, $264,737.
6, Through July 21 Tim Mayotte, $255,174. 7, Anders Jarred. 1, Martina Navratilova, $994,579. 2, Chris $248,133. 8, Tomas Smid, $217,347.
9, Miloslav Evert Lloyd, $652,269. 3, Hana Mandilkova, Mecir, $201,387. 10, Kevin Curren, $193,422. TEAM COMPARISONS (through Thursday) vsWest VSLHP vSRHP Grass Artif Day Night 1-run X-inn 18-39 11-18 19-45 26-54 4-9 14-22 16-41 8-19 2- 32-24 17-13 31-32 38-37 10- 8 17-12 31-33 11-14 1- 6 29-29 14-17 37-27 43-36 8- 8 17-17 34-27 17-14 4- 3 23-15 18- 7 38-32 47-35 9- 4 18-11 38-28 22- 7 8- 18-20 13-11 34-34 42-38 5- 7 14-15 33-30 12-16 27-29 15-10 36-32 43-37 8- 5 18-14 33-28 22-13 6 20-18 13-14 36-30 20-20 29-24 12-16 37-28 15-19 3- 23-32 14-17 26-35 35-43 5- 9 10-21 30-31 11-16 9-14 34-36 17-21 26-29 11-13 32-37 15-13 35-20 19-13 33-27 44-30 8-10 21-16 31-24 13-14 8 19-19 19-13 30-33 45-34 4-12 26-13 23-33 14-14 5- 5 18-19 16-17 28-34 15-18 29-33 9-11 35-40 17-11 15-23 10-16 27-42 34-49 3- 9 7-17 30-41 7-18 36-19 15-14 44-23 20-17 39-20 20-16 39-21 17-13 9. 1 TEAM COMPARISONS (through Thursday) vsWest VSLHP VSRHP Gross Artif Day Night 1-run X-inn 22-22 9-11 33-41 28-38 14-14 13-14 29-38 11-12 6- 5 27-23 13-11 37-33 37-29 13-15 30-29 20-15 18-14 4- 21-22 12-12 37-32 13-15.
36-29 20-17 29-27 20-11 7- 2 23-22 20-18 24-34 13-13 31-39 9. 1 35-45 14-14 3-10 25-17 16- 9 38-30 39-29 15-10 19-15 35-24 20-12 6 5 29-23 16-13 39-28 12- 9 43-32 21-16 34-25 16-12 9- 6 33-17 23-15 31-25 40-23 14-17 20-14 34-26 22-20 20-31 17-15 25-37 2-18 40-34 12-17 30-35 15-24 3- 18-32 10-19 21-43 8-22 23-40 6-26 25-36 12-22 4- 6 32-19 19-14 38-22 17-10 40-26 20-17 37-19 13-12 26-19 20-13 32-31 38-32 14-12 21-17 31-27 19-16 15-30 11-17 25-43 29-38 7-22 28-30 8-30 14-25 7. 4 A 1985 TODAY IN SPORTS Amateur tennis: The National Amateur Hardcourt Championships, noon, Harold T. Clark Tennis Center, East Shoreway and the Innerbelt: Final round of competition. Thoroughbred racing: Thistledown, North Randall, 1:30 p.m.: Eleven races.
Harness racing: Northfield Park, Northfield Village, 7:30 p.m.: Twelve races. Major League baseball: Cleveland Indians K.C. Royals, 8:35 p.m., Royals Stadium: The Indians face star third baseman George Brett and the Royals in the second of a three-game series. SPORTS ON TELEVISION 10:30 a.m. (D This Week In Baseball: Highlights from this week's Major League action.
12:30 p.m. ESPN (cable) Horseshow jumping: The Prescott Classic (taped). 1:00 p.m. Auto racing: The Lumberman's 500 from Lexington, Ohio and the Budweiser 500 from Delaware. 2:00 p.m.
ESPN (cable) National Sports Festival: Live coverage of Women's Diving and Skating competition. 3:00 p.m. 3 Baseball: St. Louis Cardinals at San Diego Padres. 3:30 p.m.
PGA golf: Greater Hartford Open. 5:00 p.m. 5 Wide World of Sports: AMA National Championship Motorcycle Race. 5:00 p.m. Auto racing: The International Race of Champions.
5:00 p.m. 01 Tennis: The National Amateur Hardcourt Championships. 5:00 p.m. ESPN (cable) Horse racing: The Haskell Stakes. 7:30 p.m.
WOR (cable) Baseball: Houston Astros at N.Y. Mets. 8:00 p.m. ESPN (cable) National Sports Festival: Live coverage of Track and Field competition. 8:30 p.m.
Baseball: Cleveland Indians at K.C. Royals. 10:00 p.m. VIACOM (cable, Ch. 27) Thoroughbred racing: Thistledown results.
RADIO 1:50 p.m. WERE-1300 Baseball: Seattle Mariners at Boston Red Sox. 8:00 WWWE-1100 Baseball: Indians' pre-game shows. 8:35 p.m. WWWE-1100 Baseball: Cleveland Indians at K.C.
Royals. 11:50 p.m. WJMO-1490 Harness racing: Northfield resalts. BOXING SCHEDULE Tomorrow At Miami: Mike McCollum, David Braxton, Detroit, 15, WBA dleweight title. AMATEUR OHIO CONNIE MACK at Youngstown JL.
Clevelanders 001 Toledo Churchill Kusek, Looby (2) and Brown. Yalescoe. HR -Resse (JL). Group Ohio Jammers 101 Morris Sports 200 Lindsley, Hinte (6) and Brickey. DeSalvo (4), Infante (7) and D'Egidlo.
AMATEUR BASEBALL BEDFORD HTS. MACK Championship South Euclid 7, Foxx Court 1 CUYAHOGA VALLEY COLT Four Corners 6, Richfield 1 MANTLE TOURNAMENT Toledo, 0. J.M. Bito 6, Oregon 3 Sandusky 13, Lorain 11 SOFTBALL BEDFORD MEN Arts Jewelers 11, Villa Really 1 Jacks 6, Players Lounge 5 18, Andy Charlies 4 Carlin Carlin 4, Mr. G's 1 BEDFORD HTS.
MEN Whisper Inn 11, Septembers 0 Pneumatic Tool 16, Novak 1 DePompei's 11, Enerco 2 CLEVELAND HTS. MEN Tino's Lounge 1S, Millrose 3 JC Tavern 10, Honda Cors8 Falcons 10, Golden Coins 14 Famous Supply 9, Rood House 6 23, Pirates 6 Classic Prod. 10, Greenhouse 9 COLUMBIA STATION CHURCH N. Eaton Bapt. 10, N.Ridge.
2 Columbia Meth. 5, St. Eliz. 3 14, Hosanna 0 Elyria Asbly 14, Westlake Meth. 0 of in Jamaico, vs.
junior mid- BASEBALL Demko 001 6 Donadio, RESULTS THE LATEST LINE AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog KANSAS CITY 8-9 Cleveland TORONTO California BOSTON Seattle CHICAGO Even-6 Baltimore New York 67 TEXAS Even-6 MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE Oakland NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog LOS ANGELES Chicago PHILADELPHIA Atlanta SAN FRANCISCO Pittsburgh NEW YORK Houston MONTREAL 6-7 Cincinnati SAN DIEGO Pick St. Louis Home team in CAPS LAKEWOOD MEN Just The Pic 21, Shamrock 8 Mighty Mouse 6, Script Bldrs 5 Sportsmen 12, Kenitworth 3 Pilgrims 17, Faith Lutheran 4 St. Paul 29, Colvary 5 LAKEWOOD WOMEN O'Donnells 7, By George Hook-n-Ladder 14, Ganims0 Colonial Boy 18, First Fed 2 Weimels 8, Colonial Boy 3 Dandy Bar Bar 4, 26, Bad Corky's News 3 0 LUKE EASTER OVER -4 Mama Jean 13, 5000 Club 5 Silver Arrow 10, Smart Set 6 MAPLE HTS. A Taussig's9, ET's 4 VFW 9, Hitmen 7 Comfort Aire 14, Deliberato's9 Lear Siegler 15, Plumbers 1 MAPLE HTS. AA DD Transking 16, Lor-e-Ranch5 MAPLE HTS.
AAA All- Star Spt. Gds. 16, Rocky's 5 Master Pizza 13, Qua Imp, 10 Adv. Corp. 24, Friendly Inn 4 MIDDLEBURG HTS.
MEN Unik 10, Dragons 9 Cambuer 14, Mahrs 4 BPC 13, AMS 3 HBJ 14, 10 Sverdrup 11, MHPBA 8 Gen. Bev. 9, Rini's2 Frame Shop 9, Gross 5. NORTH OLMSTED MEN Kal 8, VFW 3 Black Briar 10, Dover Center 9 Provenzale 14, Mirrors 6 Caesars 13, By George 0 PARMA WOMEN AAA Last Stop 28, Modern Camera 1 DJ's 21, Doks 11 MT Roofing 7, Jigsaw Saloon 0 Value City 11, Good Old Days 6 SOFTBALL WORLD Men Bombers 15, Wally's 2 Main Cherry 13-19, Eng. 4-10 Circuit 15-6, Mail Room 14-10 24, Washington 6 Burch's Shell 20, Alcove 8 Upper Crest 13, John Carroll 12 Ohio Glass 17, Boncroft 11 Country Kitchen S.
Motorola 2 Great Amer 11, Karg Dodge 8 Control Electric 10, Oatey 3 SOUTHEAST SLOW Old Mill 16, Victory Tavern 12 Southern Inn 25, Finn Cote 6 XX Bar 10, Slavic Village 4 ST. CLAIR SLOW TCB 13-12, Quartz Busters 1-1 Maple Lanes 19, Jack Jill 16 hole at Pine Hills G.C. using a five-wood. 6. Johnny Rutherford, March 85C-Cosworth, 209.290.
7. Al Unsr Lola T-900-Cosworth, 208.932. 8. Al Unser, March 85C-Cosworth, 208.581. 9.
Tom Sneva, Eagle 85G 208.496. 10. Josele Garza, Mexico, March 207.427. 11. Michael Andretti, March 85C-Cosworth, 205.897.
12. Sammy Swindell, March 85C-Cosworth, 205.814. 13. Kevin Cogon, March 85C-Cosworth, 205.797. 14.
Howdy Holmes, Lola T-900-Cosworth, 205.321. 15. Roberto Guerrero, Colombia, March 85C-Cosworth, 205.175. 16. Scott Brayton, 85C-Cosworth, 204.965.
17. Danny Ongais, March 85C-Cosworth, 204.058. 18. Spike Gehlhousen, Lola T-900-Cosworth, 203.914. 19.
Ed Pimm, Eagle 85GC-Cosworth, 203.516. 22. Emerson Fittipaldi, Brazil, March 85C-Cosworth, 202.406. 23. Steve Chassey, March 85C-Chevrolet, 201.190.
24. Tom Bigelow, March 84C-Cosworth, 197.916. 25. Chet Fillip, Lola T-900-Cosworth, 191.372. 26.
Dole Coyne, Lola T-900-Chevrolet, 177.681. x-27. Bobby Rahal, March 85C-Cosworth, no speed. y-28. Chip Ganossi, March 8SC-Cosworth, no speed.
Rest of field will be determined in time trials today. x-Crashed car he qualifled and must start back up car from back of field. -Replaced original qualifier, Arie Luyendyk, Holland, and must start car from back of field. AMERICAN LEAGUE Club vsEast CLEVELAND 12-24 Baltimore 16-21 22-15 California, 33-24 Chicago. 29-25 24-13 Kansas City 29-26 Milwaukee 17-20 23-31 New York 17-20 30-27 Seattle 26-32 Texas 22-35 Toronto 23-18 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club vsEast Atlanta 20-30 Chicago 23-21 Cincinnati 28-22 21-30 Los Angeles 29-22 26-18 New York 21-23 Philadelphia 22-21 Pittsburgh.
13-30 St. Louis 25-17 San Diego 26-25 San Francisco. 21-30.
