-THE PLAIN DEALER, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1990 FOR THE RECORD FOR FINAL SCORES, CALL 344-4580 SECOND HALF NORTHERN DIVISION ou Edmonton (Angels) Vancouver Portland (Twins) Calgary (Mariners) (Athletics) 24 SOUTHERN DIVISION Phoenix (Giants) (Dodgers) Tucson (Astros) Las Vegas (Padres) 5 2 Colo. Springs (indiane) 500 x-won first tide Colorado Springs at Edmonton, rain Vancouver 7, Calgary 1, innings, rain Tacoma 7, Tucson 6 Phoenix 8, Las Vegas 2 Portland 10, Albuquerque 3 Today Colorado Springs at Edmonton Vancouver at Calgary Tucson at Tacoma Phoenix at Las Vegas Albuquerque at Portland Sunday Colorado Vancouver 20, Springs Calgary 10. 2 Edmonton 4 Tucson 4. Tacoma 2 Phoenix 8. Las Vegas 7, 014 innings Albuquerque 10, Portland 5 ON THE FARM PACIFIC GO -Akron (Indians) 42 33 33 Albany (Yankees) 40 New Britain (Red Sox) 36 532 2 Harrisburg (Pirates) 40 36 .526 London (Tigers) 40 37 .519 Hagerstown (Orioles) 41 .461 Reading (Phillies) 35 43 449 Wilhamsport (Manners) 31 45 .408 Yesterday Albany 4.
Hagerstown 2. Canton-Akron 4-4. Harnsburg 0-5 London 6. Williamsport 4 New Britain 6, Reading Today Canton-Akron at New Britam Wilhamsport at Albany London at Hagerstown Harrisburg at Reading Sunday Canton-Akron 5, Harrisburg Albany 11, Hagerstown 7 Williamsport 4, London 1 Reading 2-5, New Britain 0-2 SECOND HALF NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. x-Frederick (Onoles) 5 6 .455 Lynchburg (Red Sox) 5 6 .455 Prince William (Yanks) 5 .417 Salem (Pirates) 4 7 .364 SOUTHERN DIVISION Winston-Salem (Cubs) 8 3 .727 Peninsula (Mariners) 3 .700 Durham (Braves) 5 6 x-Kinston (Indians) 5 6 .455 x-won first half title Yesterday Prince William 5, Kinston 2 Durham 7, Salem 2 Lynchburg Peninsula 3 Winston- Salem 5, Frederick 4 Today Prince William Durham at Salem Peninsula at Lynchburg Frederick at Winston-Salem Sunday Prince William 3, Kinston 2 Durham 5, Salem 3 Peninsula 7, Lynchburg 2 Winston-Salem 8, Frederick 2 NEW MCNAMARA I DIVISION Pet.
GO East Oneonta (Yankees) 9 Watertown (Indians) 8 533 Pittsfield (Mets) 8 .533 Utica (White Sox) 11 9 Geneva (Cubs) 10 5 Eimira (Red Sox) 6 6 Batavia (Phillies) 9 6 Auburn (Astros) 3 11 214 STEDLER DIVISION Niagara Jamestown Fails (Expos) (Tigers) 8 8 6 6 .571 .571 Erie Welland (Orioles) (Pirates) 7 7 6 6 .538 .538 "St. Catharines (Jays) 7 7 .500 Hamilton (Cardinals) 5 10 .333 Yesterday Watertown 6. Auburn 2 Pittsfield 3. Elmira 2, 10 innings Oneonta 2. Geneva 0 Hamilton 12.
Erie 11 Welland 9, Jamestown 1 Niagara Falls 5. St. Catharines 2 Utica 10, Batavia 2 Today Watertown at Auburn Elmira at Pittsfield Geneva at Oneonta Hamilton at Erie St. Catharines at Niagara Falls Utica at Batavia Wetland at Jamestown Sunday Watertown 4, Batavia 3 C. Pittsfield 9, Auburn 2 Oneonta 8, Elmira 4 Erie 5-5, Niagara Falls 2-4 Hamilton 1-3, Jamestown 0-1 Geneva 5, Utica 1 St.
Catharines 5-2, Welland 1-5 GB Burlington (Indians) 833 Elizabethton (Twins) Pulaski (Braves) 8 Bluefield (Orioles) 6 500 Johnson City (Cards) 00 Princeton (Pirates) 6 Kingsport Huntington (Mets) (Cube) 5 5 417 Bristol (Tigers) 3 Martineville (Phillies) 2 10 .167 Yesterday Burlington 7, Bristol 2 8-5, Huntington 5-3 Johnson City 5, Martinsville 1 Bluefield 3. Princeton 2 Pulaski 5, Kingsport 2 Today 'Bluefield at Burlington Bristol at Pulaski Kingsport at Johnson City Martinsville at Huntington Princeton at Elzabethton Sunday Burlington 5. Bristol 4, 15 innings Johnson City 4, Martinsville 2 Princeton 14. Bluefield 7 Kingsport 7, Pulaski 2 1. Huntington at Elizabethton, rain 1: GULF NORTHERN DIVISION GB Indians .836 Astros .636 Red Reds Dodgers Sox .636 273 itRoyals 3 8 .273 SOUTHERN DIVISION Expos 8 1 Braves 6 3 .687 2 Pirates 5 .500 White Sox .500 Yankees 04040 5 .500 Mets .333 Twins.
7 .300 Rangers MO 6 Yesterday Indians 3. Dodgers 2 Astros 21, Red Sox 3 Reds 5, Royals 3 White Sox 2, Twine 1, 14 innings Mets at Pirates. rain Rangers at Expos, rain Braves at Yanken rain Indians at Red Sox Royals at Dodgers Astros at Reds Pirates at Expos Yankees at Twins Mets at Rangers Braves at White Sox Tue gotten to the point where I walk on a court now and I don't say, 'This is a grass: court. I say, 'This is a tennis court. Ivan Lendl, who has never won Wimbledon, which is played, on grass.
I TENNIS WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS WIMBLEDON. England (AP) Results yesterday of the $6.63 million Wimbledon tennis championships (seedings in parentheses): Men's Singles Third Round Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, del. Bryan Shelton, Huntsville, 7-6 (7-2), 6-7 6-4. Fourth Round Goran Yu def. Mark Koevermane, Netherlands, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-8 (7-2).
Boris Becker (2), West Germany, del. Pat Cash, Australa. 7-6 (7-3). 6-1, 6-4. Christian Bergstrom, Sweden, def.
Guy Forget (11), France, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. Kevin Curren, Austin, Texas, def. Alexander Volkov, Soviet Union, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-4). Stefan Edberg (3). Sweden, def.
Michael Chang (13), Placenta, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. Brad Gilbert (7), Piedmont, def. David Wheaton, Deephaven, 6-7 (8-10). 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 13-11. Doubles Second Round Stephen Botheld.
Britam, and James Turner, Britain, det. Gustavo Luza, Argentina, and Cassio Motta (13), Brazil, 7-6 (9-7). 7-5, 4-6. 6-7 (6-8), 8-6. Third Round Ken Flach and Robert Seguso (8), Sebring, def.
Jim Grabb, Tucson, and Patrick McEnroe (10), Oyster Bay, N.Y., 1-6, 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (7-2). Pieter Aldrich and Danie Visser (2), South Africa, def. Nick Brown, Britain, and Michiel Schapers, Netherlands, 7-6 (7-3), 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, and Jim Pugh (1), Palos Verdes, del. Wayne Ferreira and Piet Norval, South Africa, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 7-5.
Javier Frana, Argentina, and Leonardo Lavalle, Mexico, def, Shelby Cannon, Gamesville, and Brett Garnett, Columbia, S.C., 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Jana Novotna and Helena Sukova (1). Czechoslovakia, def. Anne Smith, San Antonio, and Wendy Turnbull (13), Australia, 7-5, 7-6 (7-3). Women's Singles Fourth Round Stetti Graf (1), West Germany, def.
Jennifer Capriati (12), Saddlebrook, 6-2. 6-4. Gabriela Sabanni (4), Argentina, def. Nathalie Tauzuat, France. 6-2.
7-6 (7-1). Jana Novotna (13). Czechoslovakia, def. Patty Fendick, Sacramento, 6-2, 6-4 Martina Navratilova (2), Aspen, def. Judith Wiesner (14), Austria, 6-3, 6-3.
Monica Seles (3), Yugoslavia, def. Ann Henricksson, Mahtomedi, 6-1, 6-0. Katenna Maleeva (7), Bulgana, def. Nathalie Herreman, France, 6-3, 6-0. Natasha Zvereva (11), Soviet Union, def.
Brenda Schultz, Netherlands, 6-2, 6-2. Zina Garrison (5), Houston, def. Helena Sukova (10), Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-3. Doubles Third Round Mercedes Paz, Argentina, and Aranta Sanchez Vicario (7). Spain, def.
Mary Lou Daniels, Chicago, and Wendy Prausa (15), Fort Worth, Texas, 6-4. 6-3. Jill Hetherington, Canada, and Robin White (12). San Jose, def. Nicole Provis, Australia, and Elna Reinach (5).
South Africa. 6-4. 6-1. Patty Fendick, Sacramento, and Zina Garrison (10), Houston, def. Linda Barnard, South Africa, and Louise Field, Australia, 6-4, 6-0.
Mired Doubles First Round Paul Annacone, Bridgehampton, N.Y., and Arantia Sanchez Vicario, Spain, def. Henri Leconte, France, and Betsy Nagelsen, Kapalua Bay, Hawai, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. Bruce Dertin and Julie Richardson, New Zealand, def. Bryan Shelton, Huntsville, and Ann Grossman, Grove City, Ohio, 7-5, 6-7 (47), 6-3. Robert Seguso, Sebring, and Lori McNeil, Houston, def.
Nduka Odizor, Nigeria and Eva Piaff, West Germany, 6-7 6-3, 6-4. Patrick McEnroe, Oyster Bay, N.Y., and Meredith McGrath, Midland, def. Lan Bale, South Africa, and Jane Thomas, Jetfersonville, 6-3, 7-5. Todd Nelson, San Diego, and Gretchen Magers. San Antonio, def.
Mark Kratzmann, Australia, and Brenda Schultz, Netherlands, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4. Pieter Aldrich and Elna Reinach, South Africa, def. Brett Garnett, Columbia, S.C., and Kristine Radford, Australia, 6-3, 6-1. Second Round Patrick Galbraith, Tacoma, and Nana Miyagi, Japan, def. Simon Youl and Anne Minter, Australia, 6-4, 6-4.
Tom Nijssen and Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands, def. Nail Broad, Britain, and Terry Phelps, Larchmont, N.Y., 6-3, 6-2. John Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Smytie, Australia, def. Mark Petchey and Sarah Loosemore, Britain, 6-4, 6-1. Glenn Michibata, Canada, and Anke Huber, West Germany, def.
Mark Woodforde and Hana Mandlikova, Australia, 6-7 (6-8), 7-6 (7-3), 6-1. Danie Visser, South Africa, and Rosalyn Fairbank, San Diego, def. Brian Page, Larchmont, N.Y., and Jill Smoller, Chicago, 6-2, 7-6 (7-5). Shelby Cannon, Gainesville, and Robin White, San Jose, def. Cassio Motta, Brazil, and Kathy Jordan, King of Prussia, 5-2.
Piet Norval and Mariaan De Swardt. South Africa. def. Kelly Jones. San Diego, and Elise Burgin, Baltimore, 6-2, 6-4.
Christo Van Rensburg, South Africa. and Larissa Savchenko, Soviet Union, def. Peter Doohan, Australia, and Jill Hetherington, Canada, 6-3, 7-5. Stefan Kruger, South Africa, and Louise Field, Australia, def. Nicolas Pereira, Venezuela, and Natasha Zvereva, Soviet Union, 7-5, 5-7, 11-9.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Schedule of matches on the showcourts and others involving seeded players at the Wimbledon tennis championships (seeding in parentheses): Centre Court Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, vs. Jana Novotna (13), Czechoslovakia. Katerina Maleeva (7), Bulgaria, vs. Martina Navratilova (2), Aspen, Colo. Jason Stoltenberg and Todd Woodbridge, Australia, vs.
Guy Forget, France, and Jakob Hiasek (7), Switzerland. Court 1 Monica Sales (3), Yugoslavia, VS. Zina Garrison (5), Houston. Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, vs. Alex Antonitsch, Austria.
Zvereva (11), Soviet Union, vs. Gabriela Sabatini (4), Court Argentina. Mark Woodforde, Australia, ve. Brad Pearce, Provo, Utah. Sukova (10), Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-3.
Katerina Maleova (7), Bulgaria, del. Nathalie Herreman, France, 6-3, 6-0. Jana Novotna (13), Czechoslovakia, def. Patty Fendick, Sacramento, 6-2, 6-4. Natasha Zvereva (11), Soviet Union, def.
Brenda Schultz, Netherlands, 6-2, 6-2. HOW THE SEEDS FARED WIMBLEDON, England (AP) How the seeded players fared at the $6.33 million Wimbledon tennis tournament: Men's Singles Third Round Ivan Lendl (1). Czechoslovakia, def. Bryan Shelton, Huntsville, 7-6 (7-2), 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 6-4. Fourth Round Boris Becker (2), West Germany, def.
Pat Cash, Australia, 7-6 (7-3), 6-1, 6-4. Stefan Edberg (3). Sweden, def. Michael Chang (13), Placenta, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. Brad Gilbert (7), Piedmont, def.
David Wheaton, Deephaven, 6-7 (8-10), 3-8. 6-1, 6-4, 13-11. Christian Bergstrom, Sweden, def. Guy For. get (11), France, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Women's Fourth Round Stem Graf (1), West Germany, del. Jennifer Capriati (12), Saddlebrock, 6-2, 6-4. Martina Navratilova (2), Aspen, Judith Wiener (14), Austria, 6-3, 6-3. Monica Seles (3), Yugoslavia, def. Ann Henricksson, Mantomedi, 6-1, 6-0.
Gabriela Sabatin (4), Argentina, def. Nathalie Tauziat, France, 6-2, 7-8 (7-1). Zina Garrison (5). Houston, def. Helena AMATEUR TENNIS GARFIELD HTS.
TOURNAMENT at Kostel Tennis Courts Man's Semifinals Spurto-Hutt def. HolE 6-2, 6-1; def. RobertsonBrindza, 7-6, 7-6. Spyro def. Douglas-Chambertin, 7-5, TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL National Basketball League HOUSTON ROCKETS -Signed guard Sleepy Floyd to four-year contract.
Continental Basketball Association GRAND RAPIDS HOOPS -Traded forward Gary Boce to Tulsa Fast Breakers tor guard Conner Henry. FOOTBALL National Football League LEAGUE OFFICE- Named Greg Aiello director of communications. DALLAS COWBOYS- Announced nation of Greg Arello, director of public tons; named Richard Dairymple director al public rotations. DUKE UNIVERSITY- Named Michael Pressier men's lacrosse coach. FULLERTON STATE- Named Kathy Van Wyk a assistant women's softball coach.
GEORGIA STATE--Named Orby Moss Jr. athletic director. KINGS POINT- -Announced resignation of men's basketball coach Kim Cohane; named Frank Valenti men's basketball coach; named Leo Wellhouse equipment manager. MIAMI (FLA.) -Announced resignaton of sports information director Richard Dairymple. METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE -Named Ira Hiltman supervisor of women's basketball officials.
STONY BROOK -Named Joe Castiglie men's basketball coach. WRIGHT STATE -Named Jack Butler assistant men's basketball coach; named Karen Lawler assistant women's basketball coach. THE LATEST LINE AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog CLEVELAND Even-6 Seattle TORONTO California CHICAGO 7-8 Detroit Boston MINNESOTA Oakland Pick MILWAUKEE TEXAS Baltimore KANSAS CITY 5'261 New York NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorte Odds Underdog MONTREAL Even-6 Cincinnati PHILADELPHIA 6-7 Atlanta NEW YORK 8-9 Houston SAN DIEGO Even-6 Pittsburgh SAN FRANCISCO 6-7 St Louis LOS ANGELES 6-7 Chicago Home team in CAPS WORLD CUP SOCCER QUARTERFINALS Sunday Game 47 At Milan, Italy West Germany 1, Czechoslovakia 0 Game 48 At Naples, Italy England 3, Cameroon 2, OT SEMIFINALS Today At Naples, Italy Argentina vs. Italy, 2 Tomorrow At Turin, Italy West Germany vs. England, 2 THIRD PLACE Saturday At Bari, Italy Semifinal losers.
CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, July 8 At Rome Semifinal winners, NORTHERN OINO PGA YAMAHA PRO-AM at Quell Hollow Resort Par 36-36-72 LOW PROS Jay Spitale, Skyland 38-33-71 Nevin Sutchitte, Hawthorne 38-34--72 Jim Fairfield, Oakwood 35-37-72 John Jasmski, Stone Oak 35-37--72 Dan Priest, Westbrook. 35-37-72 Scott DeMuesy, Arrowhead 37-35-72 Ralph Ca, uano, Canton Brookside 35-38-73 Brad Ruminski, Chagrin Valley 37-36-73 Terry Shell, 35-38-73 Dave Kortokrax, Stone Oak 37-36--73 Mark Weitendorf, Can. Brookside 38-35--73 Scott Shilling, Ashland 36-38- -74 Mike Bitter, Keiser 35-39--74 Tony Milam, Quail Hollow. 40-34-74 Paul Tirpak, 38-37-75 Bob Spino, Skyland Pines 36-39-75 Bill Reilly, West Pines 38-37-75 George Bellino, 38-37-75 Mike Dillman, 39-36-75 John Lindert, 36-39-75 Davey Snyder, 40-35-75 AMATEURS (Low gross) Mike Warren 32-38-70 Dave DeVault 38-36-74 Erik 38-37-75 Steve Schreibman 37-38-75 (Low net) Larry Sweetnicke 84-20-64 TEAMS Jerry Ludvik, Briardale Greens with Romeo Ciafom. Nick DiSanto, Cliff Johnston 62-62-124: Kip Freeman, Beechmont with Steve Schreibman, Barry Lampl and Larry Lester 63-63125; Brad Ruminski, Chagrin Valley with Tom Ruminski, Larry Sweetnicke and Joe Tuby 63-62-125.
SUPER SHOOTERS STEVE ANDRACHIK shot a -in-one on the 164-yard seventh hole at Pleasant Valley G.C. with 4 iron. GEORGE WEIDINGER aced the 100-yard third hole at Locust Grove G.C. with a 9-wood. DALE REIS shot a hole-in-one on the 180-yard 11th hole at Shawnee Hills G.C.
using a 5-iron. TOM ZELL aced the 135-yard second hole at The Links at the Renaissance with a 9-iron. ARENA FOOTBALL Pct. GB Denver .750 Detroit .750 Dallas .500 New York .500 Pittsburgh .250 2 Washington 3 .250 2 Friday Pittsburgh at Denver Detroit at Now York PD AAA BASEBALL Ferry Gray Cap Barrel 100 000 000 105 1: 3 Hindulak, Kuchenmeister (7) and Kockler; Monachino, Frisco (7) and Wolfe. HR -Check (FC).
Family 210 00(10) 0-13 12 Pegasus 100 010 2- Sloboda and Burke: Lester. J. Topp (6) and Kottey, Mills (7). HR-Vanek (F). BOWLING HAMMER SENIOR OPEN HOUSTON (AP) Standings yesterday after the second round of the $80,000 Hammer Senior Open at Stadium Lanes, with names, hometowns and 12-game pinfall totals: 1.
Skee Foremsky, Conroe, Texas 2,724 2. Bob Milligan, Rock Island, ill 2,709 3. Bill Johnson, Chaimette, 2.702 4. Bill Gaurne, Akron, Ohio 2.691 5. Nick Newman, Falls Church, 2,876 6.
Teata Semiz, Wanaque, N.J 2,669 7. G. Lessman, Independence, Kan 2.650 8. Bob Hart, Columbus, Ohio 2,645 9. John Handegard, Redding, 2,640 10.
James Brenner, LeClaire, lowa 2,639 11. Don Gates, Syracuse, N.Y 2.632 tie Les Schissler, Brighton, Colo 2,632 13. Earl Anthony, Cornelius, Ore 2.605 14. Dick Weber, St. Louis 2.605 15.
Les Zikes, Palatine, Ill 2.591 16. Mickey Spiezio, Crest Hill, IM 2,590 17. John Spoloric, Winston-Salem, N.C. 2.586 18. Bob Helmbold.
Winter Park. 2.580 19. Doug Johnson, Long Beach, Calif 2.562 tie Adam Toney. Oak Hill, W. 2.562 21.
Bill Lillard. Houston. 2.561 22. John Sands. Bossier City, La 2.556 23.
Jimmy Certain, Huntsville, Ala 2.555 be David Tuell. Tacoma, Wash 2.555 BOXING SCHEDULE At Dunes, Las Vegas, Donald Stokes, Gulfport, Miss. vs. Anthony Fletcher, Philadelphia, 10, Junior welters. Las Vegas, Donald Stokes, Gulfport, vs.
anthony Fletcher, Fhiladelphia, 10, 'unior welters. July Tue. 3 Wed. 4 Thu. 5 Fri.
6 Sat. 7 Seattle Oakland Seattle Seattle 7:35 p.m. Oakland 7:06 p.m. 7:35 1 1:35 p.m. TV-43 p.m.
Thistledown Thistledown Thistledown Post: Post: Post: Post: 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Northfield Northfield Northfleld Post: Post: Post: 7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bold type Indicates a home TELEVISION BASEBALL at N.Y. Mets, 7:30, ESPN Philadelphia, 7:30, WTBS Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:30, ESPN Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles, 10:30, WGN BOXING Louis Curtis vs. Reggie Brown, 9, USA SOCCER TENNIS World Cup: Argentina vs.
Italy, 1:55, TNT Wimbledon: Women's quarterfinals, 5 (tape delay), HBO; highlights, 11:30, WKYC Ch. 3 BASEBALL Indians vs. Seattle, 7:30, WWWE-1100 AMATEUR RESULTS BALL HOCKEY BG'S Old World 15, Legal Beagles 12 Lopac Royals 9. Bamboozles 4 Reliance Electric 12, Tap House 8 IBS 1, Droba Auto 4 Studio 16, Cebars 15 P. D.
Presti 7, Capt. John 0 MEN BASEBALL Doubroba 20. Taggs 3 BIG TEN CONNIE MACK St. Pats 19, Shamrock JL Clevelanders 7, Euchd 2 ABC Trophy 12. Cleveland Casters 11 CLEVELAND MICKEY MANTLE INDEPENDENCE 3-AND-OVER MEN Future Stars 10.
Willowick 8 Garheld Alloy 18. Video 21 9 Westside Boys Girl 14, Glenview 6 Northeaster 21, Winer Connection 10 OLDTIMERS CLASSIC Brooklyn Hts. 16, St. Michael 15 Parma MSI 9. Baltimore Putty Hill 6 J.CC COED PARMA-CLEVELAND CONNIE MACK One Fifty Wingers 10, 9 North Royalton 5, Setta Trophy 2 20, Jerry's Kids 2 STRONGSVILLE MICKEY MANTLE Jerry's Kids 20, Wild Animals 8 Final Score 3, St.
Edward 2 J.CC MEN BASKETBALL Economy Office 13-5, Adv. Vend. 12-0 BURGER KING HERMAN ALEXANDER Yukon Jack's 9-2, Ticket to Tokyo 6-7 Cav's 73, Sharky's Machine 66 Grande's 5-10, Sunlight 4-13 Express 74, Bruins 67 LAKEWOOD COED SOCCER Lakewood JC 17, Warren Tavern 3 NORTH OLMSTED CUP Madison 12, Rosaly Hall 7 Boy's Under 19 LAKEWOOD MEN Championship Merry Arts 24. Country Kitchen 8 East West 4. Milwaukee 1 Dimensional 7.
Bugs! 5 Plate Championship Raiders 11, Linden Lounge 8 Beadling 2. East West 1973 1 VIP Stars 16, Mars 11 Boy's Under 16 Delorian 10. Mach. Tool 9 Championship Ace Poly 18. Demore 11 Malton 1, East West 0 Dow 4.
Reality One 2 Plate Championship 5, Grinnell 4 Sparta 6, East Hamilton 0 LAKEWOOD WOMEN Boy's Under 14 Cheer's 15, MK Ferguson 6 Championship First Fours 16. 0'Donell's Girls Wasa 2, East West 1 MAPLE HTS. MEN Plate Championship Cagneys 5, Hiroshi 1 Strongsville 2, East West 1977 1 Gordon Ins. 18, Superior Spts. 13 Boy's Under 12 Gomos 17, Gomos 14 Championship MAYFIELD HTS.
OVER-10 Westlake 2, Revere 0 Farinacci Land. 20. Red Baron 15 Plate Championship Softball of 19, DiCillo's 15 Century Five 4. East Hamilton 1 J. McK 5, Buckeye Metals 4 Girt's Under 19 MIDDLEBURG HTS.
MEN East West 2, COSA 0 Championship Century 21 14, A And 4 Emerald Health 10, Max Pack 5 Girt's Under 16 NORDOMA MEN Championship Mary's 12, OK Brugmann 6 Michigan 2, Middleton 0 Nicks 8. Timco's 5 Plate Championship Zak's 12, NPK 3 Burlington 3, NOIP Girt's Under 14 Beer Belly Deli 9, Sherwood 6 Larry's 12, Jams 3 Championship PARMA MEN NOSO Star's Plate An Stripe's Championship 2, Elyria Daks 12, Tony's 2 Century Five 2, NOSO Shooting Stars 1 St. Sunnydale Francis 10, 14, Piffels Smoothies 7 SOFTBALL Copper Penny 18. Inbetween 5 BEDFORD MEN 4 Rockside Tav. 9, JSI Collision 0 No 1 Houthans Lounge 13, 7, Vinne's Friar 4 Homes 6 Jack's Faces 13, Rockside Tav.
0. New York 13, Character's 3 Lally Chev. 12, 18. JSI Spanky's Collision 17 2 Pillel's 8. Parma Cate 3 Joe's A.C.
BEDFORD HTS. MEN Seven Hills Tav. 11, Sports inn Villa Pizza 7, Marsh Ford 6 Tommy's Tav. 6. Local 38 5 Dimora 17, Karl's 1 RCD Final 7, Score Goal 6, T.
Post J. 0 Busky 5 Ferrara 6, Matt 5 Battaglias 6, Demag 2 Copper Penny 9, PARMA Power Play WOMEN 8 BROOKLYN WOMEN SAS 9, Yesterday's 2 TJ Brune. Busky Auto 19, 11, Corbies Royal 0 Scot 1 Family Ironwood Trio 20, 8, Gray Cogan's Wol 2 7 JC Penney 18, Tomlinson 7 BROOK PARK MEN 5, Shyneke's 2 National Concession 13. Brookgate Bev. 12 PARMA HTS.
MEN Cinema Transit 15, Stryker 10 Diebold 10, No. 1 Lounge 6 Academy Siding 4, Silers 0 Marcs Clubhouse 7, 14, Ticklers 4 Village Inn 2 Eastland Inn 11, Philpott 8 Merka 14, Piffeis 0 Maykut 5, Grahams Bunch 4 CLEVELAND MEN Storzo 23, O'Toole's 3 Medix 18. Score Card 7 ROCKY RIVER MEN My Vanta Boy's 13, 14, Gladiator's 11 Rainbow Muffler 10. Efficient Flames 11 Reggies 12, Jillian 4 Light. 6 CLEVELAND TWILIGHT WOMEN SOFTBALL WORLD PAL 10 3.
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COED Cia's 13, Lakeshore 3 Nates Shell 7, Stuart Parnell 0 Amer. Girls 11, AG Swinger 0 Golden Coin I 18. Monticello Bar 0 Crazy Horse 10, Family frio 0 Fanglia's 13, Ohio Furniture 3 Ridge. Print. 8, Zudnik Colony Lounge 17, Bad Dog's 3 US Boor Nuts I 8, 29, Maniacs YI7 0 Jaguar Clev.
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Bonney is apprehended by security guards after he interrupted a news conference held to announce Sleepy Floyd's contract extension with the Houston Rockets. Sentencing for Rose scheduled for July 19 FROM WIRE REPORTS Pete Rose will learn in about two weeks whether he goes to prison. U.S. District judge yesterday set July 19 as the date for Rose's sentencing on felony tax charges. Rose faces up to six years in jail and a maximum $500,000 fine after admitting he filed false income tax returns.
U.S. District Judge S. Arthur Spiegel has a lot of leeway in sentencing Rose, who pleaded guilty to two tax charges as part of an agreement with federal prosecutors. Rose admitted he failed to report income from his autograph appearances, memorabilia sales and gambling. Rose, the former Cincinnati Reds manager banned from baseball for life in August for illegal gambling, has been keeping a low profile while awaiting sentencing.
He has spent most of his time at his winter home in Plant City, commuting to Cincinnati to do a weekly radio show and to get treatment for a gambling disorder. Basketball DA man identifying himself as an attorney and part-time sports agent interrupted a news conference held to announce Sleepy Floyd's -year contract extension with the Houston Rockets. Jerry R. Bonney burst into the conference room and yelled for several minutes before being arrested. Bonney claimed he was being excluded from the news conference because the Rockets alleged he was a drug dealer.
He was not carrying a weapon, and there were no injuries. Boxing A jury was selected in the breach of contract trial involving heavyweight champion James (Buster) Douglas and promoter Don King in U.S. District Court in New York. King charges Douglas and John Johnson, the fighter's manager, of breaching a promotional agreement. Douglas and Johnson also have sued King, alleging breach of contract, in federal court in Nevada.
I Unbeaten junior welterweight Donald Stokes halted Anthony Fletcher by technical knockout in the sixth round of their scheduled 10-round bout at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas. Track and field Backley of Great Britain set a javelin world record with a throw of 293 feet, 11 inches in his first throw at the IAAF Mobil Grand Prix meet at Stockholm's Olympic Stadium. He bettered Swede Patrik Boden's record mark of 293-1, set this year in the United States. Bowling Skee Foremsky, a six-time national tour champion, averaged 227 for 12 games and took the lead after two rounds of the $80,000 Hammer Senior Open in Houston. Colleges I Michael Pressler, who led Ohio Wesleyan to the NCAA Division III national lacrosse final three times and to the semifinals twice, was named head lacrosse coach at Duke.
ESPN, which lost the rights to broadcast early round games in the NCAA basketball tournament, said it would televise a six-conference playoff that will determine three of the NCCA's automatic berths. Six conference champions from the Big South, the Mid-Eastern Athletic, the Northeast, the Patriot League, the Southland and the Southwestern Athletic will be paired, and the winners will advance to the NCAA's 64-team draw. The network will broadcast the three games March 6. Auto racing Mark Martin will carry a slight lead in the NASCAR Winston Cup points race going into Saturday's 400-mile run at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway. Martin has a 94-point edge, over second Morgan Shepherd going the 15th race of the 29-race season.
Golf The Associated Press Sports Editors called on major golf organizations to examine the membership policies of country clubs before awarding championship events. The action followed statements by Hall Thompson, founder of the Shoal Creek Golf Club near Birmingham, that the club "would not be pressured" into accepting blacks. Shoal Creek is the site of next month's PGA Championship. Hockey Calgary Flames defenseman Gary Suter will face a preliminary hearing Aug. 8 on charges that he punched a Madison, police officer.
Suter faces a felony charge of battery of a police officer in an incident outside a bar Thursday. Television Kevin Kiley, ESPN's top college football analyst, will join Turner Sports as pre-game analyst for National Football League telecasts on Turner Network Television this fall. NBC said it would not bid for U.S. television rights for the 1994 World Cup, the first world soccer championship to be played in the United States. AREA BRIEFS Gilmour summer football camp is set Gilmour Academy will conduct a summer football camp for boys in grades 5-12 at the school July 16-20.
Coach Tom DeMinico, assistant Rollie Skur and former Elyria Catholic coach Jim Rattay are among the high school and college coaches on the staff. The camp runs from 3 to 8:30 p.m. each day. Cost is $75 per camper, dinner included. Call the academy during the day or DeMinico in the evenings.
3 I Richard L. Whoolery of Cleveland won a silver medal in motorized chair bowling at the 10th annual National Veterans Wheelchair Games in New Orleans last weekend. The Games, the largest wheelchair sports event in the nation, 'are co-sponsored by the Department of Veteran Affairs and the Paralyzed Veterans of America. GLAD YOU ASKED Why wasn't Rocky Graziano in the armed services in World War II? Dave White, South Euclid. A Graziano was in the service, but went AWOL and was discharged after serving time in the Army stockade.
Chuck Heaton For answers to questions, write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 0. 44114. Cleveland Rangers Rangers A's Red Sox Royals Orioles Red Sox Angels A's 38 104 17 41 .394 26 81 13 29 .358 26 102 35 .343 25 85 20 29 .341 27 104 18 35 .337 27 109 15 36 .330 28 101 16 33 .327 25 92 12 .326 27 92 13 .326 25 83 8 27 .325 WORST 19 54 6 .111 19 49 .122 18 .130 17 .154 25 14 .167 24 86 15 .174 18 53 10 .189 26 84 .180 22 66 13 .197 LEAGUE AB AVG BEST 27 87 23 35 .402 29 114 32 43 .377 26 93 35 .376 24 84 17 31 .369 26 107 18 37 .346 27 110 29 38 .345 27 109 18 37 .339 27 '110 19 37 .336 112 17 36 .321 30 103 11 33 .320 WORST 16 49 .163 28 104 ME 18 .173 26 92 .174 56 .179 28 95. .179 105 .181 21 76 .184 19 64 .188 21 63 .180 1..
