THE PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1997 For the Record 4 AUTO RACING DETROIT GRAND PRIX ITT DETROIT Automotive (AP) Lineup for today's Lineup car Detroit Grand Prix, with or humber in parentheses, driver, home- speed: country, make of car and lap 1. Honda, (5) Gil de Ferran, Brazil, Reynard109.483 mph. 2. (20) Scott Pruett, Crystal Bay, Reynard-Ford. 109.435.
(11) Roberto Moreno, Brazil, SwiftFord, 109.400. 4:1 Honda, (4) Alex Zanardi, Italy, Reynard109.268. 5 (9) Dario Franchitti, Scotland, Reynard-Mercedes, 109.111 6. (6) Michael Andretti, Nazareth, Swift-Ford, 109.009. -7.
(99) Greg Moore, Canada, Reynard-Mercedes. 108.694. 8. (17) Mauricio Gugelmin, Brazil, Reynard-Mercedes. 108.540.
9 (8) Bryan Herta, New Albany, Ohio, Reynard-Ford. 108.362. 10. (18) Mark Blundell, England, Reynard-Mercedes, 109.791. 11.
(7) Bobby Rahal, New Albany, Ohio, Reynard-Ford, 108.192. 12. (3) Paul Tracy, Canada, Penske-Mercedes, 107.871. 13. (1) Jimmy Vasser, Las Vegas, ReyLi nard-Honda, 107.461.
14. (40) Raul Boesel, Brazil, ReynardFord, 107.129. 15. (27) Parker Johnstone, Brush Prairie, Reynard-Honda, 107.017. 16.
(2) Al Unser Albuquerque, N.M., Penske-Mercedes, 106.952. 17. (21) Richie Hearn, Henderson, Lola-Ford. 106.868. (31) Andre Ribeiro, Brazil, LolaHonda, 106.857.
19. (16) Patrick Carpentier, Canada, Reynard-Mercedes, 106.380. 20. (25) Max Papis, Italy, Reynard-Toyota, 106.371. 21.
(34) Christian Danner, Germany, LolaFord. 106.208. 22. (77) Gualter Salles. Brazil, ReynardFord, 106.073.
23. (36) Juan Fangio Il, Argentina, Reynard-Toyota, 105.942. 24. (98) P.J. Jones, Rolling Hills, Reynard-Toyota, 105.398.
25. (32) Adrian Fernandez, Mexico, LolaHonda, 105.210. 26. (19) Michel Jourdain Mexico, Lola-Ford, 103.863. 27.
(64) Arnd Meier, Germany, Lola-Ford. 103.118. 28. (24) Hiro Matsush*ta, Japan, ReynardToyota, 101.906 POCONO 500 Lineup LONG POND, Pa. (AP) The starting lineup for today's Pocono 500 NASCAR Winston Cup race at Pocono International Raceway, with starting position, car A number in parentheses, driver, hometown, type of car and qualifying speed in mph: 1.
(43) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Pontiac, 168.089. 2. (88) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C., Ford, 168.026. 3. (22) Ward Burton, South Boston, Pontiac, 167.507.
14. (40) Chevrolet. Greg 167.470. Sacks, Mattituck, N.Y., 6. (94) Bill Elliott.
Dawsonville, Ford, 167.383. 6. (10) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, "Ford, 167.364. 7. (5) Terry Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Chevrolet, 167.264.
(17) Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Chevrolet, 167.261. .9. (98) John Andretti, Indianapolis, Ford, 167.246. fb. (75) Ford, Rick 167.150.
Mast, Rockbridge Baths, r. 11. (24) Jett Gordon, Pittsboro, Chevrolet, 166.991. 12. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Kannapolis, N.C., Chevrolet, 166.719.
13. (46) Wally Dallenbach, Basalt, Chevrolet, 166.676. 14. (6) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ford, 2 166.583. 15.
(8) Hut Stricklin, Calera, Ford. 4 166.546. 16. (2) Rusty Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 166.516.
17. (91) Mike Wallace, St. Louis, Chevrof let, 166.469. 1 18. (99) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Ford, 166.445.
19. (28) Ernie Irvan, Salinas, Ford. 166.380. 20. (1) Morgan Shepherd, Conover, N.C., Pontiac, 166.309.
217-430) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, Pontiac, 166.208. 22 (25) Ricky Craven, Newburgh, Maine, Chevrolet, 166.174. 1.23. (18) Bobby Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Pontiac, 166.165. 24.
(7) Geoff Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 166.159. 25. (96) David Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet, 166.147. 1.26. (42) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet, 167.645.
27. (37) Jeremy Mayfield, Owensboro, Ford, 167.302. 28. (4) Sterling Marlin, Columbia, Chevrolet, 166.722. 29.
(29) Jeff Green, Owensboro, 166.701. 30. (81) Kenny Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 166.670. 31.
(16) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Ford, 166.608. 32. (21) Michael Waltrip, Owensboro. Ford, 166.599. 33.
(77) Bobby Hillin, Midland, Texas, Ford, 166.593. 41 34. Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Ford, 166.546. 35. (41) Steve Grissom, Gadsden, Chevrolet, 166.460.
0 36. (19) Gary Bradberry, Chelsea, Ford, 166.362. N37. (11) Brett Bodine, Chemung. N.Y., fr 166.263.
38 (36) Derrike Cope, Spanaway, Pontiac, 166.144. ..39. (33) Ken Schrader, Fenton. HA 40. (44) Kyle Petty, Randleman, N.C., Chevrolet, provisional.
Pontiac, provisional. 41. (31) Mike provisional. Skinner, Susanville, Chevrolet, 42. (90) Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Rapids, Ford, provisional.
SUPER SHOOTERS HANSLIK aced the 158-yard. fourth hole at Tanglewood C.C. using a 5-wood. -BOB HEFFERN aced the 151-yard, 15th hole at Pleasant View G.C. using a 9-iron.
BOB HOLPIT aced the 109-yard, 14th hole at Painesville C.C. using a pitching wedge. JOHN SINCHOK fr aced the 171-yard, 15th hole at Raccoon Hill G.C. using a 4-iron. GOLF OLDSMOBILE CLASSIC Quail Hollow C.C.
Coed v. to regional): 1. Dan Felle; Gross team (top two teams advance Dawn Felle; C. Felle; Walker. 2.
Kovar; Kovar; Achbacher; Addis. Net team (top team advance to gional): 1. K.VanWinkle; T.VanWinkle; Abraham; Brises; 2. C.Dolciato; Ri. Dolciato; Ro.
Dolciato; Roc. Dolciato. LEGENDS INVITATIONAL At Pinebrook G.C. How they finished: 1. 66; 2.
69; 3. 70; 4. 70. Low Gross Pros: Dellino 72; Schwartz 72. Best Ball Amateurs: Handloser 60, 63.
ty. BOWLING PBA GREATER DETROIT OPEN DE Mich. (AP) Final standings yesterday of the PBA Greater Detroit Open with hometowns, total pins. games, and earnings: 1. Ricky Ward, North Fort Myers, 507.2 games, $18,000.
2 Pete Weber, St. Ann, 188, 1 game, $9,500. 3. Tommy Delutz Jamaica, N.Y., 440, 2 games, $7.000. 4.
Wayne Webb, Las Vegas, 160, 1 game. $5,000. Playoff Results Match One: Delutz defeated Webb, 215-160. Match Two: Ward defeated Delutz, 267-225. Championship Match: Ward defeated Weber, 240-188.
Showboat King Of The HIll: Walter Ray Williams Stockton, defeated Tom Baker, Buffalo, 236-150. COLLEGE RESULTS Track NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Top three results yesterday of the NCAA Division Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Indiana University's Billy Hayes Track (race distances in meters): MEN 100: 1, Obadele Thompson, UTEP, 10.13 seconds. 2, David Bobb, County, 10.21. 3, Tony McCall, North Carolina, 10.35.
200: 1. Obadele Thompson, UTEP, 20.03. 2, Percival Spencer, 20.24. 3, Josephus Howard, Texas Tech, 20.72. 400: 1, Roxbert Martin, Oklahoma, 44.77, 2, Clement Chukwu, E.
Michigan, 45.24. 3. Jerome Davis, Southern 45.36. Eswort Coombs, Ohio DNS. 110 Hurdles: 1, Reggie Torian, Wisconsin, 13.39.
2, Kevin White, Arkansas, 13.43. 3. Larry Wade, Texas 13.49. 1,500: 1, Seneca Lassiter, Arkansas, 3 minutes, 40.22 seconds. 2, Kevin Sullivan, Michigan, 3:40.70.
3, Ben Reese, E. Michigan, 3:41.87. WOMEN 100: 1, Sevatheda Fynes, Michigan 11.04. 2, Sabrina Kelly, Texas, 11.26. 3, Peta-Gaye Dowdie, LSU, 11.43.
200: 1, Sevatheda Fynes, Michigan 22.61. 2, Astia Walker, LSU, 22.87. 3, Nanceen Perry, Texas, 23.32. 100 Hurdles: 1, Astia Walker, LSU, 12.85. 2, Anjanette Kirkland, Texas 12.92.
3. Tiffany Lott, BYU, 12.97. 4, Shandi Boyd-Pleasant. Ohio 13.03. 1,500: 1, Becki Wells, Florida, 4:12.84.
2, 512 Kelly Smith, Colorado, 4:13.88. 3, Kathy Butler, Wisconsin, 4:15.33. High Jump: 1, Kajsa Bergqvist, Southern 6 feet, 4 inches. 2, Amy Acuff, UCLA, 3. Erin Aldrich, Arizona, Heptathlon Long Jump: 1, Pat itanyi, West Virginia, 20-5.
918 points. 2, Heather Sterlin, Colorado, 20-1, 887. 3, Marsha Mark, BYU, 865. COLLEGE BASEBALL College World Series Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, Neb. FRIDAY Game 13: Alabama 8, Miami 2.
Miami eliminated YESTERDAY Championship Game: LSU 13. Alabama 6 Championship Scores 1997: LSU 13. Alabama 6 1996: 9. Miami 8 1995: Cal State-Fullerton 11, Southern Cal 5 1994: Oklahoma 13, Georgia Tech 5 1993: LSU 8, Wichita State 0 1992: Pepperdine 3, Cal State-Fullerton 2 1991: LSU 6, Wichita State 3 1990: Georgia 2, Oklahoma State 1 1989: Wichita State 5. Texas 3 1988: Stanford 9.
Arizona State 4 1987: Stanford 9, Oklahoma State 5 1986: Arizona 10, Florida State 2 1985: Miami, Fla. 10, Texas 6 1984: Cal State-Fullerton 3. Texas 1 1983: Texas 4, Alabama 3 1982: Miami, Fla. 9, Wichita State 3 1981: Arizona State 7, Oklahoma State 4 1980: Arizona 5, Hawaii 3 1979: Cal State-Fullerton 2, Arkansas 1 1978: Southern Cal 10, Arizona State 3 1977: Arizona State 2, South Carolina 1 1976: Arizona 7, Eastern Michigan 1 1975: Texas 5, South Carolina 1 1974: Southern Cal 7, Miami, Fla. 3 1973: Southern Cal 4, Arizona State 3 1972: Southern Cal 1, Arizona State 0 1971: Southern Cal 7, Southern Illinois 2 1970: Southern Cal 2, Florida State 1.
15 innings 1969: Arizona State 10, Tulsa 1 1968: Southern Cal 4, Southern Illinois 3 1967: Arizona State 11, Houston 2 1966: Ohio State 8, Oklahoma State 2 1965: Arizona State 2, Ohio State 1 1964: Minnesota 5, Missouri 1 1963: Southern Cal 5, Arizona 2 1962: Michigan 5, Santa Clara 4, 15 innings 1961: Southern Cal 1, Oklahoma State 0 1960: Minnesota 2, Southern Cal 1, 10 innings 1959: Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 3 1958: Southern Cal 8, Missouri 7, 12 innings 1957: California 1, Penn State 0 1956: Minnesota 12, Arizona 1 1955: Wake Forest 7, Western Michigan 6 1954: Missouri 4, Rollins 1 1953: Michigan 7, Texas 5 1952: Holy Cross 8, Missoun 4 1951: Oklahoma 3, Tennessee 2 1950: Texas 3, Washington State 0 1949: Texas 10, Wake Forest 1948: Southern Cal 3, Yale 1 1947: California 8, Yale 7 Outstanding Players NEW YORK (AP): The College World Series Most Outstanding Player award winners, since 1949, with year, player, team, class and position (x-not on championship team): 1997: Brandon Larson, LSU, junior, ss 1996: x-Pat Burrell, Miami, freshman, 3b 1995: Mark Kotsay, Cal sophom*ore, of-p 1994: Chip Glass. Oklahoma, senior, of 1993: Todd Walker, LSU, sophom*ore, 2b 1992: x-Phil Nevin, Cal junior, 3b 1991: Gary Hymel, LSU, senior, 1990: Mike Rebhan, Georgia, senior. 1989: Greg Brummett, Wichita senior. 1988: Lee Plemel, Stanford, senior, 1987: Paul Carey. Stanford, freshman, of 1986: Mike Senne, Arizona, senior, of 1985: Greg Ellena, Miami, junior, dh 1984: John Fishei, Cal junior.
of 1983: Calvin Schiraldi, Texas, junior, 1982: Dan Smith, Miami, junior, 1981: Stan Holmes, Arizona senior, of 1980: Terry Francona, Arizona, junior, of 1979: Tony Hudson, Cal sophom*ore, 1978: Rod Boxberger, Southern Cal, junp 1977: Bob Horner, Arizona sophom*ore. 2b 1976: Steve Powers, Arizona, senior, dhp 1975: Mickey Reichenbach, Texas, sophom*ore, 1b 1974: George Milke, Southern Cal, sophom*ore. 1973: x-Dave Winfield, Minnesota, senior, of-p 1972: Russ McQueen, Southern Cal, sophom*ore. 1971: x-Jerry Tabb, Tulsa, freshman, 1b 1970: x-Gene Ammann, Florida junior, 1969: John Dolinsek, Arizona junior, of 1968: Bill Seinsoth, Southern Cal, junior, 1b 1967: Ron Davini, Arizona junior, 1966: Steve Arlin, Ohio junior, 1965: Sal Bando, Arizona senior, 3b 1964: x-Joe Ferris, Maine, sophom*ore, 1963: Bud Hollowell, Southern Cal, junior, 1962: x-Bob Garibaldi, Santa Clara, sophom*ore, 1961: x-Littleton Fowler, Oklahoma sophom*ore, 1960: John Erickson, Minnesota, senior, 1959: Jim Dobson, Oklahoma, sophom*ore, 3b 1958: Bill Thorn, Southern Cal, junior. 1957: x-Cal Emery, Penn sophom*ore, 1b 1956: Jerry Thomas, Minnesota, junior, 1955: x-Tom Borland, Oklahoma senior, 1954: x-Tom Yewcic, Michigan senior, 1953: Smith, Texas, junior, 1952: James O'Neill, Holy Cross, senior, 1951: Sidney Hatfield, Tennessee, junior, 1b-p 1950: x-Ray VanCleef, Rutgers, junior, of 1949: Tom Hamilton, Texas, senior, 1b All-Tournament Team OMAHA, Neb.
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A 77th-minute goal lifted Morocco over Ghana, 1 1-0. HOCKEY WANT TO BE BLUE? The St. Louis Blues have offered their general manager position to Larry Pleau of the New York Rangers, according to a published report. The St. Louis Post-Dispach ASSOCIATED PRESS reported in yesterday's editions that Pleau was given the weekend to decide whether he wants A Labrador retriever wears a Chicago White the job.
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Under a court agreement, the Oilers must STEWART TO COACH BRONCOS Ron get city, county and Astrodome USA approval be- Stewart, a former assistant men's basketball fore the NFL team can get out of the final year of coach at Florida and Kansas State, was named its 10-year contract to play in the Astrodome. the new women's basketball coach at Western Michigan. Stewart, 47, succeeds Pat Charity, who left last month to become an assistant women's BOXING coach at Alabama. CHAMP ARRESTED Former World Boxing Association champion Joey Gamache has been RUNNING charged with assault in a complaint lodged by a woman living at the same address, police said. KENYAN TAKES SWEDISH CROWN KenGamache was arrested and charged with the mis- ya's Benson Masya held off Aleksander Prokopdemeanor early Friday morning, according to chuk of Latvia by 29 seconds to win the StockLewiston, Maine, police Sgt.
Mark Watson. The holm Marathon in Sweden. Anita Hakenstad won 31-year-old boxer, a former lightweight and jun- the women's division in 2:33.26, heading a Norior lightweight champion, is tentatively sched- wegian 1-2-3 sweep. uled to appear in court July 30. BOWLING CYCLING WARD WHIPS WEBER Ricky Ward won his GOTTI STAYS AHEAD Leader Ivan Gotti second PBA title, beating Pete Weber, 240-188, stayed with chief rival and defending champion in the final of the Greater Detroit Open in Taylor.
Pavel Tonkov during the 21st and longest stage Ward, who earned $18,000, advanced the chamof the Tour of Italy and all but assured himself of pionship match with a 267-225 victory over overall victory in the cycling race. Tommy Delutz a 215-160 winner over Wayne NARDELLO WINS IN AUSTRIA Webb in the opening game of the stepladder fiItaly's nal. Daniele Nardello won the Tour of Austria after riders completed its ninth and final leg, a 173- FROM WIRE REPORTS AMATEUR RESULTS BASEBALL Low Gross: Schnieder, Szopo 75. Low 3. Richter 19:07.
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Welsh, Shaker Hts. 5-2; 3. David Bronowski, Cleveland Hts. 5-2. Open Epee First: Leszko, Cleveland def.
Dragonetti, Elyria 15-9; Third: Reith, Cleveland Hts. def. Umanskiy, South Euclid 15-9. 18 Under Fist: Koler, Shaker Hts. def.
Rose, Shaker Hts. 10-5; Third: Morrical, Shaker Hts. def. J. Koler, Shaker Hts.
10-6. 16 Under: Walker, Shaker Hits. def. Taylor, Shaker Hts. 10-9.
GOLF CLEVELAND INDUSTRIAL National City Bank 77, Navy Ruggles Inn The Masters LTV 81, Ohio Turf KC's Cale Neff Engineers 57 Perfect Match The Mel OBO Trucking 67, Barbarinos 39 TRANSACTIONS THE LATEST LINE BASEBALL American League ALTORONTO BLUE Carlos JAYS Almanzar to Reas- Syracuse of the International League. National League CINCINNATI REDS Placed pitcher Mike Morgan on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled pitcher Felix Rodriguez from Indianapolis. Eastern League HARRISBURG SENATORS Added outfielder Matt Haas and infielder Josh Brinkley to the roster. FOOTBALL National Football League ST.
LOUIS RAMS Agreed to terms with wide receiver Torrance Small on a one-year contract. IHL FINALS TURNER CUP FINALS (Best-of-seven) DETROIT VS. LONG BEACH (Series tled, 1-1) Game 1: Detroit 5. Long Beach 3 Game 2: Long Beach 3. Detroit 0 Game 3: Tomorrow at Long Beach, 10 Game 4: Wednesday, June 11 at Long Beach, 10 Game 5: Friday, June 13 at Long Beach, 10 Game 6: Sunday, June 15 Detroit, 7.
Game 7: June 17 at Detroit, 7 -if necessary TENNIS FRENCH OPEN PARIS (AP) Results yesterday of the French Open tennis championships at Roland Garros stadium: Women's Singles Championship Iva Majoli (9), Croatia, def. Martina Hingis (1), Switzerland. 6-4, 6-2. Men's Doubles Championship Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia, and Daniel Vacek (4), Czech Republic, def. Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde (1), Australia, 7-6 (14-12), 4-6, 6-3.
Mixed Doubles Championship Rika Hiraki, Japan, and Mahesh Bhupathi (16), India, def. Lisa Raymond, Wayne, and Patrick Galbraith (1), Seattie, 6-4, 6-1. Play begins Today's Matches, Centre Court Gigi Fernandez, Aspen, and Natasha Zvereva (1), Belarus, vs. Mary Joe Fernandez, Key Biscayne, and Lisa Raymond (5), Wayne, Pa. Not before 9 a.m.
EDT Gustavo Kuerten, Brazil, vs. Sergi Bruguera (16), Spain Court 1 (Junior Championships) Daniel Elsner, Germany, vs. Luis Horna, Peru Justine Henin, Belgium, vs. Cara Black, Zimbabwe USISL SOCCER Men Caps 5, Roughnecks 1 Tulsa 1 0-1 Cleveland 2 3-5 FIRST PERIOD- --1, CLE, Vsanovic (Garey), Tut, Langebartels, (Aondofar) 34:00: 3, CLE. Brown (James), 37:00.
SECOND PERIOD-4. CLE, Ptacek (Smith), 5, CLE. Ptacek (Smith), 6, CLE, Young (Smith) 87:00. Yellow Card: Hawkins, Tul, 73:00. U.S.
SOCCER Record: 1-5-4 (b- World Cup qualifying) Tuesday, June 17: vs. Israel at Jacksonville, Fla. b-Sunday, June 29: vs. El Salvador at San Salvador, El Salvador b-Sunday, Sept. 7: vs.
Costa Rica at U.S. site TBA b-Friday, Oct. 3: vs. Jamaica at U.S. site TBA b-Sunday, Nov.
2: VS. Mexico at Mexico British Nov. 9: Columbia vs. Canada at Vanb-Sunday, Nov. 16: VS.
El Salvador at U.S. site TBA, 2 MLS MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER EASTERN CONFERENCE Team SOW Pts GF GA D.C. 9 3 2 23 26 15 New England 8 4 2 20 16 16 Columbus 6 6 2 14 17 16 Tampa Bay 5 6 13 16 19 NY-NJ 5 7 13 13 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City 7 4 2 17 19 15 Dallas 7 6 3 15 20 18 Colorado 5 7 13 16 18 San Jose 4 8 2 8 17 19 Los Angeles 3 8 1 7 9 16 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for shootout win and zero points for loss. FRIDAY Kansas City 2, Dallas 1, SO YESTERDAY Colorado at Washington D.C., 7:30 Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7:30 International exhibition New York-New Jersey 1, Sampdoria (Italian Serie A league) 0 TODAY Los Angeles at New England, 3 Kansas City at San Jose, 8 SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Washington D.C. at New England, 7:30 RUNNING ADVIL MINI- MARATHON NEW YORK (AP) Top finishers yesterday in the 6.2-mile Advil mini-marathon in Central Park with hometown or country and time: 1.
Tegla Loroupe, Kenya, 31 minutes, 45 seconds. 2. Lornah Kiplagat, Kenya, 31:54. 3. Elana Meyer, South Africa, 32:08.
4. Delitlah Asiago, Kenya, 32:16. 5. Gennet Georgia. Ethiopia, 32:36.
6. Jane Omoro, Kenya, 32:37. 7. Gladys Ondeyo, Kenya, 32:51. 8.
Stefanije Statkuvienne, Lithuania, 33:01. 9. Laura Mykytok, Mt. Joy, 33:13. 10.
Christina McNamara, Branford, 33:20. FIGHT SCHEDULE (National TV in parentheses) Today At Hollywood, Calif. (ESPN2), Gerrie Coetzee, South Africa, vs. Iran Barkley, Bronx, N.Y., 10, heavyweights. Tomorrow At Anaheim, Carlos Hernandez.
Bellflower, VS. Raul Juarez, Mexico, 10, junior lightweights; Jorge Monzon, Mexico, vs. Roberto Villarreal, Mexico, 10, featherweights. AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog BOSTON Even-6 Cleveland Seattle 8-9 DETROIT TORONTO 6-7 Oakland NEW YORK 8-9 Milwaukee Baltimore Even-6 CHICAGO Texas KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Anaheim NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog MONTREAL 7-8 Chicago Philadelphia 6-7 PITTSBURGH New York CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES St. Louis Houston SAN DIEGO Atlanta SAN FRAN.
COLORADO Florida NBA FINALS Favorite Points Underdog Today Game Four UTAH 3 Chicago Home team in CAPS Trenton at Norwich Reading at Portland TODAY Bowie at Akron New Britain at Binghamton New Haven Harrisburg Trenton at Norwich Reading at Portland FRIDAY Bowie 5. Akron 1 New Britain 7. Binghamton 3 New Haven 7, Harrisburg 3 Trenton 5. Norwich 1 Reading 3, Portland 1 CAROLINA LEAGUE (A) FIRST HALF Northern Division Team Pct. GB Frederick (Orioles) 37 25 .597 Lynchburg (Pirates) 33 27 .550 3 Wilmington (Royals) 30 30 .500 6 Pr.
William (Cards) 25 33 .431 10 Southern Division Kinston (Indians) 40 21 .656 Durham (Braves) 27 33 .450 Winston-Salem (WSox) 25 34 .424 Salem (Rockies) 22 36 .379 x-clinched first-half title YESTERDAY Frederick at Winston-Salem Durham at Prince William Salem at Wilmington Kinston at Lynchburg TODAY Frederick at Winston-Salem Durham at Prince William Salem at Wilmington Kinston at Lynchburg FRIDAY Winston-Salem 5, Frederick 4, 10 innings Prince William 7, Durham 5 MINOR LEAGUES AMERICAN ASSOC. (AAA) Eastern Division Team Pct. GB Nashville (WSox) 35 20 .636 Buffalo (Indians) 30 24 .556 Indianapolis (Reds) 29 28 .509 7 Louisville (Cards) 25 34 .424 12 Western Division New Orleans (Astros) 30 30 .500 lowa (Cubs) 29 30 .491 Okla. City (Rangers) 26 34 .433 4 Omaha (Royals) 26 30 .464 2 YESTERDAY Oklahoma City at Louisville New Orleans at Indianapolis Omaha at Nashville lowa at Buffalo TODAY lowa at Buffalo New Orleans at Louisville Oklahoma City at Indianapolis Omaha at Nashville FRIDAY Louisville 7, Oklahoma City 0 New Orleans 2, Indianapolis 0 Nashville 6, Omaha 5. lowa 7, Buffalo 5, 10 innings EASTERN LEAGUE (AA) North Division Team Pct.
GB Portland (Marlins) 39 20 .661 Norwich (Yanks) 33 24 .579 5 New Britain (Twins) 28 29 .491 10 Binghamton (Mets) 25 32 .439 13 New Haven (Rockies) 22 38 .367 South Division Trenton (Red Sox) 35 24 .593 Harrisburg (Expos) 32 26 .552 Bowie (Orioles) 29 26 .527 4 Reading 25 30 .455 8 Akron (Indians) 18 37 .327 14 YESTERDAY Bowie 6, Akron 5 New Britain at Binghamton New Haven at Harrisburg Trenton at Norwich Wilmington 4, Salem 3, 10 innings Lynchburg 5. Kinston 4. 10 innings SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE (A) Northern Division Team Pct. GB Delmarva (Orioles) 35 28 .555 Christn WVa. (Reds) 32 29 .525 2 Cape Fear (Expos) 32 29 .525 Hagerstown (Jays) 28 33 .459 6 Central Division Greensboro (Yanks) 35 24 .593 Hickory (WSox) 34 28 .548 Piedmont (Phils) 32 29 .525 4 Columbia (Mets) 30 30 .500 Christn SC (DRays) 29 32 .475 7 Asheville (Rockies) 25 36 .410 11 Southern Division Macon (Braves) 36 25 .590 Augusta (Pirates) 28 34 .452 Columbus (Indians) 27 34 .443 9 Savannah (Dodgers) 25 37 .403 YESTERDAY Charleston, WV at Delmarva Charleston, SC at Hagerstown Hickory at Augusta Asheville at Macon Columbus at Columbia Cape Fear at Greensboro Savannah at Piedmont TODAY No games scheduled TOMORROW Cape Fear at Charleston, WV Hagerstown at Delmarva Savannah at Columbus Augusta at Macon Columbia at Greensboro Asheville at Hickory Charleston, SC at Piedmont FRIDAY Delmarva 3, Charleston, W.Va.
1 Hagerstown 7, Charleston, SC 06 Hickory 8, Augusta 3 Macon 3, Asheville 2 Columbus at Columbia, rain Cape Fear at Greensboro, rain Savannah at Piedmont, rain Low Gross: Schnieder, Szopo 75. Low Net: Pavilon 67. ROLLER HOCKEY RIDGEVILLE BALL HOCKEY CENTER Adult A Devils 6, Street Toughs 3 Adult Semifinals Bedford Senators 9. Red Wings 0 ROLLER WORLD Fischer Jeweiry 10, Blimpie's Subs 1 Huntington Bank 4, Greyhounds 3 Blaze Construction 11, Play It Again Sports 3 P- Jay's Pizza 7. Lytkowski Pease 4 RUNNING NORDONIA DUATHLON 2.5 MILE BIKE How they finished: 1.
2. 3. 4. Terwoord 5. 1:01:19.
Men Overall: 1. Rudy Sroka, 2. Mark Jackobs 3. Kevin Kurtz 1:00:38. 19-13: Christopher Jellen 2.
Andy Pillari 3. Brandon Landers 1:13:44. 25-29: Matt Ruhl 2. Nick Gerdiddis 3. Nate Loman 30-34: 1.
David Dobos 2. Paul Piorkowski 3. Bill Munday 1:07:51. 35-39: Dave Battles 2. Rick Bennett 3.
John Koscianski 40-44: 1. Doug Finley 2. Ken Bodnar 3. Mark Larkman 1:03:23. 45-49: Barton Bixenstine 2.
Joe Belich 3. Lanny Jo Lomon 50-54: 1. Bruce Miller 2. Richard Thomas 3. Thomas Brdek 1:17:50.
55-59: 1. Pete Fickert 2, Bernie Krzys 3. Chuck Barracato 1:16:41. 60 Over: 1. Steve Hamilton 2.
Ed Bixenstine 3. Phil Williamson 1:25:39. Women Overall: 1. Tracy Rodriguez 2. Gwen Wright 1:08.37: 3.
Erin Kenneally 1:09.57. 13-19: Audrey Wright 1:18.28. 20-24: Gina Gliozzo 1:16.0. 25-29: Leslie Casey 1:18.22. 30-34: Joyce Chisar 1:13.58.
35-39: Debra Horn 1:17.58. 40-49: Linda Erich 1:10.57. 50 Over: Johanna Moore 1:43.34. ST. AUGUSTINE 5K Men Overall: 1.
Orel 2. Nagle 3. Latsko 16:22. 17 and under: 1. Nevelas 2.
Labuda 3. Glick 18:39. 18-25: Pickel 20:13. 26-33: 1. Schakel 2.
Sziohv 3. Fisher 20:14. 34-40: 1. Barrett 2. Eberting 3.
Ratycz 20:41, 41-47: 1. Babson 2. Rowland 3. Daugherty 19:54. 48-53: 1.
Kollai 17:31: 2. Kuebler 3. Richter 19:07. 54-59: 1. Babbit 20:55: 2.
Mattendorf 21:21. 60 and over: 1. Masse 2. Schuster 3. Andrews 24:40.
Women Overall: 1. Moorfield 2. Tichy 3. Brennan 20:44. 17 and under: Hrusma 24:19.
18-25: Rack 22:15. 26-33: 1. Nolan 2. Haas 3. Mode 24:12.
34-40: 1. Marley 2. Herteledny 3. Shiekan 24:21. 41-47: 1.
Struss 2. Reese 3. Gould 26:33. 48-53: Rowland 21.17. 54-59: 1.
McKenna 2. Sheehan. 60 and over: Arnold 32:11. SOFTBALL CLEVELAND MEN DeNobile's 20, Cleveland Stamping 10 Rockne's 7, Innovative Foods 5 Cogan's 4, Topps 3 The Station 9, Grand Slam Bar Grille 5 Memphis Tavern 14, Trio's 4 1-Optical 11, Ganley Dodge West 4 CLEVELAND WOMEN Grandstand 16. Pride of Erin 9 Danny Boy's 10.
Third Federal Savings 5 LAKE METROPARKS CGL Bible Community Church 22-33, First Baptist of Willowick 4-7 Trinity 23-20, Faith 19-3 Grace Church of Mentor 11-16, Erieside 10-15 Mentor Baptist 12-17, Kirtland Bethel Bible Church 9-24 Painesville Nazarene 14-25, Calvary Fellowship 12-20 NEOCCL Willoughby Hills Friends 15. First Church of Christ 10 Willoughby Hills Friends 16, Lakeshore Assembly 4 Painesville Assembly 15, Zion Lutheran 11 First Church of Christ 7, Lake Erie Church of God 0 Zion Lutheran 33, Lake Erie Church of God 0 Mentor Church of God 24, Euclid Church of God 1 Crusaders 15, Zion Lutheran 3 Crusaders 32, Euclid Church of God 4 Crusaders 17, Lake Erie Church of God 2 East Heisley 21, Euclid Church 2 Mentor Church of God 17, Painesville Assembly of God 5 Willoughby Hills Friends 6. Mentor Church of God 4 Lakeshore Assembly 25, East Heisley Painesville Church of Christ 17, East Heisley 5 SOFTBALL MEN'S MAJOR NIT Steele's Hitmen 49, 48 Twohig 23, FDS 11 Sports World 29. 28 Shen Valley 48, So Jern 25 Long Haul 59, Transport 54 Steele's Hitmen 28, Journeymen 3 Litehouse 41, Lovili Electric 8 So Jern 55, American Seal Coating Transport 26, Sports Worth 22 Long Haul 40, Pace 30 Steele's Hitmen 55. FDS 1 Journeymen 23, Twohig 22 Lovill Electric 25.
Jimmy's 9 Division Ace Tex 16, Diamond Tech 5 Coyne Sports 27, Neta's 9 Ohio Sealants 17, TKO 12 Habian 17, Germantown Oil 11 Country Rovers 14, Misny 5. Mullinax Amherst 12. Dewalt 7 Frank Stein 26, Columbus Pipe 5 Round Town 7, Sports Focus 4 Mullinax 9, Habian 8 Talikka 15, Prospect Title 7 Perfect Finish 11, Country Rovers 7 Posseum Holler 29, Ace Tex 16 Quest 24. Club 1148 23 18, Coyne Sports 5 Twohig AC 24, Ohio Sealants 15 Sports Focus 13. Neta's 5 Habian 12, TK0 9 Prospect Title 24, Dewalt 19 Talikka 23, Mullinax Amherst 18 Country Rovers 33, Diamond Tech 18 Posseum Holler 12, Misny 8 Club 1148 18, Pipe 11.
Quest 23, Frank Stein 21 15, GTE Clevelawn 14 Ohio Sealants 12, Germantown 11 WESTSIDE CHURCH Michael's Zone 16-4, Trinity 1-3 Scranton Road 1-11, Bethany UCC 23-17 Grant Road 3-4, Trinity UCC 12-3 Brooklyn Reorm 18-11, Bethany Presbyterian 7-10 Franklin Circle 11-16, St. Paul 12-11 St. Patrick 20-9, Calvary 7-3 TENNIS NEOTL At Cane Park Solon 4, Cleveland Hts. 3 Overbey, Cleveland Hts. def.
Dieter, SoIon 6-4, 6-0; Golberg, Solon def. Lippy, Cleveland Hts. 6-4, 7-6 (8-6); Jacobs, Solon def. Ameduri, Cleveland Hts. 6-4, 7-6 (7-3); George, Solon def.
Jones, Cleveland Hts. 4-6, 7-6 (9-7), 6-2; Cleveland Hts. def. SoIon 6-3, 7-6 (7-1): Solon def. Cleveland Hts.
6-3, 6-4; Cleveland HIs. del. Solon 6-1, 6-4. Other scores Parma Hts. 5, Selrec 2 WLAF WORLD LEAGUE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL Pct.
PF PA Rhein 6 3 .667 196 139 Scotland 5 3 .625 107 98 Amsterdam 4 5 .444 136 153 a-Barcelona 4 5 444 190 191 Frankfurt 4 5 444 140 122 London 3 5 .375 99 165 -clinched a World Bowl berth. YESTERDAY Rhein 24, Amsterdam 0 Frankfurt 29, Barcelona 17 TODAY London at Scotland, 10 a.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 7 Frankfurt at Amsterdam, 1 Scotland at Barcelona, 1:30 SUNDAY, JUNE 8 Rhein at London, 10 a.m. GLAD YOU ASKED By BOB DOLGAN Q- You wrote that Gil McDougald, the batter whose liner hit Herb Score in the eye, lost his hearing and that it was restored through a surgical procedure. Since both of my parents are hearing -impaired and their hearing aids seem to be trouble than they're worth, can you tell me how I can learn more about this procedure? Jim Tomasewski, Bay Village, and several other readers.
A The procedure is called a Cochlear implant, in which an electrode is placed in the inner ear, stimulating the auditory nerve. Your ear specialist should be able to tell you about it. Have a question? Write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer. 1801 Superior Cleveland, 44114. 4t.
