CALENDAR MARCH Sat. 11 Sun. 12 Mon. 13 Tue: 14 Wed. 15 PHIL 1PM CAVS CANTON FRIDAY MARCH 17 7:30 DET CHI IND 1PM 2:30 TV-SC 7:30 Northfield POST POST POST 7:30 7:30 1PM POST POST 1PM 1PM Bold type indicates a home game Other local events HOCKEY Amateur: Cleveland Barons vs.
Compuware Ambassadors, 5:15, Brooklyn Recreation Center Arena AUTO RACING BASEBALL THE PLAIN DEALER SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1995 For the Record American League CLEVELAND INDIANS -Extended their player development contract with the Canton-Akron Indians of the Eastern league for two years through 1998. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association BOSTON CELTICS -Signed James Blackwell, guard, to. a second 10-day contract. LOS ANGELES LAKERS- -Signed Randolph Keys, forward, to a 10-day contract. WASHINGTON BULLETS -Activated Rex Chapman, guard, from the injured list.
Placed Larry Stewart, forward, on the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League ARIZONA CARDINALS -Re-signed Chadrick Brown, defensive end, to a oneyear contract. CAROLINA PANTHERS- -Agreed to terms with Vernon Turner, kick returner, CHICAGO BEARS Signed Greg McMurtry, wide receiver, to a one-year contract. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS--Matched the offer sheet made by Jacksonville to Siglar, offensive tackle. DOLPHINS--Signed Eric Green, tight end, to a six-year contract.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -Agreed to terms with Rufus Porter, linebacker, on a three-year contract. NEW YORK GIANTS Signed Ray Agnew, defensive lineman; to a four contract. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Signed Oliver Barnett, defensive tackle, and Tommy Thompson, punter. Waived Marc Logan, fullback. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Resigned Darrell Green; defensive back, to a two- contract.
HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES- Announced the resignation of Gerry Meehan, vice president of operations, 31. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS -Signed Murray Craven, forward, to a multiyear contract. LOS ANGELES KINGS Recalled Yankic Perreault, center, and Chris Snell, defenseman, from Phoenix of the International Hockey League. NEW YORK RANGERSPeter and Chris Ferraro, forwards, and assigned them to Binghamton of the American Hockey League. Loaned Jim Hiller, forward, to Atlanta from Binghamton.
Loaned Mike Hartman, left wing, to Detroit of the International Hockey VANCOUVER -Traded the rights to Murray Craven, forward, to the Chicago Blackhawks for Christian Ruuttu, center. THE LATEST LINE NBA Favorite Points Underdog CHARLOTTE 9 Miami New Jersey WASHINGTON NEW YORK Seattle CHICAGO 8. LA Lakers HOUSTON 12 Dallas COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Illinois 8 OHIO ST. MICHIGAN ST. 10 Wisconsin ARIZONA 9: Arizona St.
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O'donnell 3 7 Only Pantaleano 50 10 4 Winnie Wyers 6 8 Time: 29.2,1:01.2,1:31.4,2:01.4. Perfecta (5-3) Pald $28.40 Trifecta (5-3-2) Paid $85.40 SEVENTH: Pace, FMNW200PS 2,000 1 mi. Off PP Horse, Driver Fin. 4 Madly In Pantaleano 1. 9 Buxom Osborne, W.
Irvine 5 Essig Jr 6 30 1 Mia Hawk 2 6 Barnacle Hanners 80 2 Exit Konesky 6 5 66 3 Kellytuck Williams 20 30 70 8 Betts 9 9 900 87 7 Towners Pat, D. Irvine Jr 8 8 600 Time: 28.3,58.1,1:29.0,2:01.3 Perfecta (4-9) Paid $67.20 Trifecta (4-9-5) Pald $338.40 2nd Half Tri-Super (5-4-6-4-9-5-1) No Winners Carryover $3,981.90 EIGHTH: Pace, 8000CL 4,000 1 mi. Off Time: 10:04 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 2 Tiffany's Carter 8 HurricaneHugo, Pantaleano 20 4 KeepontruckinSam, Merriman 34 5 Raceway Essig Jr 8 3 Sand Bookmyer A 30 56 6 Exclusive Fisher Jr 60 50 66 1 Farmstead Cody, E. Deaton 20 20.
7 Sunny Day, M. Dowdall 8 8 70 Time: 30.0,59.4.1:29 4,1:59.1 Perfecta (2-8) Paid $94.60 Trifecta (2-8-4) Paid $1,064.80 NINTH: Pace, FM OPN 1 6.000 1 mi. Off Time: 10:23 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 1 Shanny Carter 2 1 2 Land Essig Jr 10 2 5 Great Merriman 400 5 2 3 Irvine Jr 5 43 4 Sue's Conger 5 4 4 Time: 29.0,1:00.4,1:32.0,2:01.1. $2.80,2.20,2.10:2.20,2.10:2.20 Perfecta (1-2) Paid $4.60 Trifecta (1-2-5) Paid $10.40 TENTH: Pace, FM OPN 2,500 1 mi.
Off Time: 10:47 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 5 Terri Hanners 1 Targirl Umholtz 2 3 SkippersStockings, Fisherdr 40 20 4 Patty Kash 60 40 8 East Pantaleano 30 6 Queen Crissman 80 50 6 Swift Popio 00 76 2 Elegant Essig Jr 5 Time: 29.2,1:00.4,1:32.1,2:01.4 -151 151 150 -152 -154 OPEN Scores yester72): -67 -67 68 -70 -71 -72 -72 -36-72 -35-74 -74 -76 -76 76 76 80 87 CHARTS Perfecta (5-1 )Paid $22.20 $67.40 ELEVENTH: Pace, SIMULCAST 14,000 1 mi. Off PP Horse, Driver Fin. 8 Sweet Stark Jr 2 Amy's Scooter, J. Morrill Jr 3 Springhall Lady, W.
Odonnell 9 First, C. Ryder 4 7 Anna Campbell 5 Sugar Lachance 4 See Sidsstar, R. Croghan Happy Moiseyev 00 6 Spring Manzi 10 Neon Franco Waples 10 Time: 27.4,57.4,1:27.4,1:56.4 Perfecta (8-2) Pald $814.80 Trifecta (8-2-3) Pald $3,890.20 Late Pick Three (3 Of 3) Pald $380.60 TWELFTH: Pace, 1,600 1 mi. Off Time: 11:31 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 9 Lanajo Hanover, R.
Fisher Jr 6 60 500 2 Mattalie Would, W. Popio 3 Sea Vixen, W. Irvine 20 34 8 Laagy Nash 9 80 45 5 Toe Hopper IlI 5 40 300 55 7 Special Carter 8 60 66 Sugarbaker Brown 4 Sum Hanners 10 A 812 6 Jenlyn's Fame, F. Wenzel 9DIS Time: 28.4,59.3,1:31.1,2:02.3 Perfecta (9-2) Paid $24.40 Supertecta (9-2-3-8) Paid $1,166.40 Attendance: 2,942 Handle: $418,884. Total Handle: $572,495 Body Shampoo, Sauna, Massage 4.
HEALTH SPA 5468 CLARKINS -AUSTINTOWN, OH 44515 Turnpike Exit 15, East I-80 to 46N, turn Left at Traffic Light then Right at Country Kitchen (792-2255 24 BR. 7 DAYS VISA 2379 5 FROM WIRE REPORTS olis Mark O'Meara took advantage of his early starts ing time to vault into a three-stroke lead at the half-C way point of the Honda Classic in Fort Lauderdalent Fla. jOT O' O'Meara got in most of his bogey-free, kicked 6-underpar 65 before strong, gusty winds up and denit stroyed the chances of anyone matching his 133 to5w tal for two rounds. Gilt Dottie Mochrie's 4-under 68 gave her a Ariz.10 26 shot lead in the LPGA tournament in Tucson, Lee Elder and Bob Dickson shot 5-under 67s tols tie for the lead after one round of the Seniors tournament in San Antonio. Sailing America's Cup defender series pound called off beThe final day in the fourth of the cause of heavy winds off San Diego.
bi -X Track Merlene Ottey of Jamaica, at 34 the oldest off the world's top women sprinters, added another medal to her record collection, winning' the 60-18 meter dash at the World Indoor Championships in? Barcelona, Spain. The victory in 6.97 seconds was a her sixth medal-performance all 1 19049 Autos (- The Indy Racing League, an oval track set to begin in 1996, announced it would not down- A size its engines from 2.65-liter specifications to 2.2 8 liters until at least 1997. It was viewed as a step to -ni ward unifying regulations with the established PPG IndyCar World Series L- 62 dO 7. RINT I AREA BRIEFS A MO worsT KSU seventh at golf tournament 3 ATA boW Two Kent State golfers shot even-par 72s day in the first round of the Golf Digest Collegiate Invitational to help put the Golden Flashes in a tier for seventh place. Bryan DeCorso and Donnie Darr are tied for fifth sM place after their rounds at the Tournament Players a BRIEFS O'Meara takes lead veb 961 by three strokes IT 2tai Course at the Woodlands Curtis and Todd Lancaster tively.
Kent State senior Jen finals in the 800 meters and Field Championships dianapolis. Buckley ran ifying time. Twenty-eight Ohio were awarded academic the Big Ten. Included of Solon and Matt Salerno ages are required. Cleveland State's members competing in championship March 24-26 ing for the Vikings will Korodi of Cleveland, River, and Deshan Reeves, Jeremiah Akbar.
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE Northern Division Team SOL Pts GF GA Kalamazoo 36 19 13 85 246 208 Detroit 38 22. 6 82 256 227 Cleveland 28 27 9 65 245 272 Chicago 26 27- 13 65 213 251 Midwest Division x-Peoria 46 15 7 99 273 204 Cincinnati 41 18 8 90 245 219 Indianapolis 27 33 6 60 220 264 Fort Wayne 25 35 7 57 232 281 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Milwaukee 37 21 8 82 276 255 Atlanta 33 28 3 69 219 225 Houston 30 30 7 67 225 242 Kansas City 31 34 4 66 237 254 Minnesota 27 26 11 65 214 257 Southwest Division Denver 45 16 5. 95 267 191 Phoenix 35 23 10 80 277 260 Las Vegas 35 25 4 74 257 218 San Diego 32 30 7 71 231 253 x-clinched playoffs. NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory and one for a shootout loss. YESTERDAY Cincinnati 4, Peoria 3, SO Kalamazoo 4, Kansas City 1 Indianapolis 6, Houston 5, SO Phoenix 2, Denver 1, SO TODAY Cleveland at Chicago Milwaukee at Cincinnati Peoria at Kalamazoo Indianapolis at Atlanta Las Vegas at Phoenix THURSDAY Atlanta 3, Fort Wayne 2 NPSL NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE American Division Team Pct.
GB x-Cleveland 26. 9 .743 22 12 .647 x-Harrisburg 21 13 .618 Buffalo 17 18 .486 9. Dayton 14 22 .389 Canton 5 30 .143 21 National Division x-St. Louis 26 8 .765 :1 x-Kansas City 27 11 .711 x-Milwaukee 20 16 .556 Wichita, 15 20 .429 Detroit 13 22 ,371 Chicago 6 31 .162 x-clinched playoff spot YESTERDAY Dayton 17, Kansas City 14 Detroit 15, Canton 6 Buffalo 10, St. Louis 8 TODAY Dayton at Baltimore Kansas City at St.
Louis THURSDAY Milwaukee 21, Chicago 08 12, Mike Aulby, Indianapolis, 11-13, 9,962, $3,000. 13, John Mazza, Shelby Township, 13-11, 9,942, $2,800. 14, Adam Apo, Florissant, 14-9-1, 9,920, $2,700. 15, Richard Wolfe, Arlington, 12-12, 9,900, $2,600. 16, Hugh Miller, Seattle, 11-12-1, 9,880, $2,500.
17, David Carter, Glen Mills, 10-14, 9,865, $2,400. 18, Rick Berry, Lake Forest, 11- 13, 9,819, $2,300. 19, Dennis Horan, San Diego, 12-12, 9,812, $2,200. 20, Johnny Petraglia, Manalapan, N.J., 10-14, 9,752, $2,100. 21, Dave Arnold, Gilbert, 10-14, 9,706, $2,000.
22, David Leverage, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 11-13, 9,703, $1,900. 23, Eric Forkel, Chatsworth, 9-15, 9,686, $1,850. 24, Bob Spaulding, Greenville, S.C., 9-15, 9,483, $1,800. 300 games (round six) Bob Belmont, Dunedin, Fla. and John Gant, Winston-Salem, N.C.
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Danielle Miller Barber Michele Redman Al Geiberger Tina Barrett -145 Ben Smith Helen Dick Rhyan Jane Geddes Bobby Laura Davies -71-145 Jim Albus. Leigh Ann Mills -71-145 Chi Chi Lauri Merten -72-145 Tom Shaw Jill Dave Nanci Bowen Terry Caroline Larry Marta Ed Liselotte Neumann. Walter Rosie Jones Bill Katie Joe Jimenez Suzanne Strudwick. Bruce Cindy Rarick. Marion Heck Martha Nause Bob Leaver Jan Stephenson 75 -146 Gay Brewer.
Sherri Tom Susie Redman Lee Trevino Cathy Mockett Rocky Mardi Lunn Ray Maggie Will Mike Hill Colleen Walker Jim Kim Shipman Tommy Hiromi Gibby Gilbert Noelle Larry Denise -72-147 Charlie Kris Tschetter -147 Walt Morgan Mitzi Gary Debbi Miho George Archer, Sandra Bruce Devin Trish Don January Brandie Burton Bobby Nichols Amy Benz Terry Forcum Renee Heiken 73-74-147 Gaylord Burrows Sue Thomas Isao Aoki Pat Bradley Harold Henning Margaret Platt Dave Stockton Lenore Dick Stephanie Maynor. Butch Ellie Gibson 76 -147 Bob E. Smith Kim Failed to quality Kermit Zarley Jim Nancy J.C. Nancy Harvey Charles Donna Jim Colbert Lisa Barb Kiggens Don Massengale Alison Hank Cooper J.C. Goosie Dina Missie Harry Tony Jacklin Dale Eggeling John Paul Cain.
Elaine Crosby Ken Still Kathy Robert Landers Melissa Bruce Heather Drew Gene Littler Lori Tatum -149 Dave Deb Tommy Connie Chillemi DeWitt Weaver Meg Orville Moody Vicki Babe Hiskey Hollis Spencer Alice Ritzman Rives Jody Arnold Salinas Kristi Art LAST NIGHT'S NORTHFIELD 3 Dee Merriman 55 2 Skylite Carter ca 9 Hi Po Williams 12 77 1 JIj Wonder Deaton X8 8 Time: 29.2,1:01.3.1:32.4,2:04.1. Scratched: Happy Hugger Perfecta (5-4) Pald $145.60 1st Halt Trl (5-4-6) Pd $885.20 Pick Three (3013) Pd $700.60 SIXTH: Pace, FM OPN 4,000 1 mi. Off Track: Fast ns-nose nk-neck hd-head dh-deadheat x-broke stride Interference break FIRST: Pace, FM3000CLCD 1,400 1 mi, Off Time: 07:30 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 2 Champagne Carter 10 1NK 1 Hickory Pantaleano 2 3 2NK 5 Paid Dowdall 6 6 Skip The Pearls, K. Kash 20 3 Fitch's Eidens 7 Miller CON 70 8 New Bells, W.
Irvine ON 50 Time: 29.4,1:02.0,1:33.2,2:04.1 Scratched: Sassy's Birdie. Perfecta (2-1) Paid SECOND: Trot, NW160PSCD 1,600 1 mi. Off Time: 07:49 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 7 Drunken Hawk 10 1NS 3 Island Kash 2 2 2NS 8 Age Discrimination, W. Irvine 60 300 32 2 Sunrise Williams 3 4 Amber's Konesky 8 8 6 Freestate Saucy, T.
Crissman 50 40 5 AnotherGreyHair, Mc Kirgan 78 1 Conger 6 7 60X 820 Time: 31.0,1:02.1,1:34.4,2:06.1. Perfecta (7-3) Paid $15.60 Trifecta (7-3-8) Paid $143.80 Dally Double (2-7) Pald $11.40 THIRD: Pace, FM OPN IV 3,000 1 mi. Off Time: 08:14 PP Horse, Driver Fin. Bethann Essig Jr 20 10 12 1 Sura Pantaleano 20 22. 5 Lady Kash 6 50 50 6 Miss Ferrari 7 300 3 Lolly-Pop Williams 5 6 57 4 Real Live Merriman 10 610 8 Salem June, E.
Deaton 8 Bo 712 2 Scootin Dowdall 3 6 Time: 29.0,58.3,1:29.4,2:00.4. Perfecta (7-1) Paid $63.60 Trifecta (7-1-5) Pald $571.40 FOURTH: Pace, FM OPN II1 3,500 1 mi. Off Time: 08:36 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 3 She's Gotha Arnett 1 Anne Carter 2 2 ColumbianSunset, Pntino 3 4 8 Village Dowdall 8 70 60 6 Judys Ferrari 6 8 5 A Little Steck 30 30 7 Arbor Panty Hose, W. Popio 50 40 4 Muskoka Essig Jr 8 814 Time: 29.4,1:01.3,1:31.3,2:01.4 Perfecta (3-1) Pd $87.20 Superfecta (3-1-2-8) Pd $2,270.80 FIFTH: Pace, FM3000CLCD 1,600 1 mi.
Off PP Morse, Driver Fin. 5 Gum Cox 140 20 1NS 4 Lindy's Hall 2NS 6 Patty Pantaleano 40 300 3HD 8 High Kash 60 60 PP Horse, Driver Fin. 5 Lola Irvine Jr. 10 11 3 BroadwayCommodity, Irvine 20 21 2 Colour Me Carter 0 3 6 Rockaby Fisher Jr 7 60 40 26 BASKETBALL BOWLING BOXING GOLF VARIETY TELEVISION NASCAR: Busch Light 300, 6:30 (tape delay), ESPN2 Exhibition: Indians vs. N.Y.
Mets, 2, WWOR Milwaukee vs. Chicago Cubs, 3, WGN NBA: L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8:30, WGN College: Ball St. vs. E.
Michigan, 11:30 a.m., ESPN Illinois at Ohio State, 1, WBNX Ch. 55 Connecticut vs. Georgetown, 1:30, WOIO Ch. 19 Virginia vs. Wake Forest, 1:30, ESPN Kansas vs.
lowa State, 2, ESPN2 Wisconsin at Michigan 3, WBNX Ch. 55 N. Carolina vs. Maryland, 3:30, ESPN Villanova vs. Providence, 3:45, WOIO Ch.
19 Oklahoma State vs. Oklahoma, 4, ESPN2 Texas vs. Texas Tech, 6 (joined in progress), ESPN Cincinnati vs. Saint Louis, 7:30, ESPN Minnesota at Penn State, 8, SportsChannel Southland championship, 8:30, ESPN2 Western Athletic championship, 9:30, New Mexico St. vs.
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5 WAKC Ch. 23 Riddick Bowe vs. Herbie Hide, 10, HBO PGA: Honda Classic, 4, WKYC Ch. 3 Wide World of Sports: Thoroughbred racing VARIETY Wide World of Sports: Thoroughbred racing Florida Derby and Santa Anita Handicap, 4:30, WEWS Ch. 5 WAKC Ch.
23 RADIO BASEBALL Exhibition: Indians vs. New York Mets, 2, WKNR-1220 BASKETBALL High school: Lorain vs. Lakewood, 6:30, WOBL-1320; 6:40, WEOL-930 Bay vs. Olmsted Falls, 6:30, Euclid vs. Mentor, 7:30, WELW-1330 Villa Angela-St.
Joseph vs. Benedictine, 10 (tape delay), WELW-1330 BOXING Riddick Bowe vs. Herbie Hide, 9:45, WHK1420 HARNESS RACING Keeping Pace with Keith Gisser and Dave Bianconi, 6:05, WHK-1420 HOCKEY IHL: Lumberjacks at Chicago, 2:30, WHK1420 OUTDOORS American Outdoorsman, 5 a.m., 6 a.m., WEOL-930 FIGURE SKATING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) Results yesterday in the World Figure Skating Championships at the NEC Arena: Women's Short Program Top 24 quality for Free Skate 1. Nicole Bobek, United States, 0.5 factored placements; 2. Olga Markova, Russia, 1.0; 3.
Lu Chen, China, 1.5; 4. Surya Bonaly, France, 2.0; 5. Michelle Kwan, United States, 2.5; 6. Yelena Liashenko, Ukraine, 3.0; 7. Laetitia Hubert, France, 3.5; 8.
Marie-Pierre Leray, France, 4.0; 9. Marina Kielmann, Germany, 4.5; 10. Yulia Lavrenchuk, Ukraine, 5.0; 11. Tanja Szewczenko, Germany, 5.5; 12. Irina slu*tskaya, Russia, 6.0; 13.
Katerina Berankova, Czech Republic, 6.5; 14. Junko Yaginuma, Japan, 7.0; 15. Kumiko Koiwai, Japan, 7.5; 16. Hanae Yokoya, Japan, 8.0; 17. Anna Rechnio, Poland, 8.5; 18.
Simone Lang, Germany, 9.0; 19. Kristina Czako, Hungary, 9.5; 20. Tatyana Mallnina, Uzbekistan, 10.0; 21. Maria Nikitochkina, Belarus, 10.5; 22. Jennifer Robinson, Canada, 11.0; 23.
Lucinda Ruh, Switzerland, 11.5; 24. Tony Sabrina Bombardieri, Italy, 12.0; x-29. Jenna Arrowsmith, Britain, 14.5. -qualifies automatically as host country competitor Failed to Quality 25, Marta Andrade, Spain, 12.5; 26, Ivana Jakupcevic, Croatia, 13.0; 27, Mila Kajas, Finland, 13.5; 28, Mojca Kopac, Slovenia, 14.0; 30, Monique Van Der Velden, Netherlands, 15.0; 31, Julia Lautowa, Austria, 15.5. Ice Dance Free Dance 1.
Oksana Grischuk and Yevgeny Pla- 4 tov, Russia, 1.0 factored placements; 2. Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko, Finland, 2.0; 3. Sophie Moniotte and Pascal Lavanchy, France, 3.0; 4. Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz, Canada, 4.0; 5. Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsiannikov, Russia, 5.0; 6.
Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat, France, 6.0; 7. Tatjana Navka and Samuel Gezoljan, Belarus, 7.0; 8. Irina Romanova and Igor Yaroshenko, Ukraine, 8.0; 9. Katerina Mrazova and Martin Simecek, Czech Republic, 9.0. 10.
Renee Roca and Gorsha Sur, United States, 11.0; 11. Jennifer Goolsbee and Hendryk Schamberger, Germany, 10.0; 12. Margarita Drobiazko and Povilas Vanagas, Lithuania, 12.0; 13. Sylwia Nowak and Sebastian Kolasinski, Poland, 13.0; 14. Elisaveta Stekolnikova and Dmitri Kazarlyga, Kazakhstan, 14.0; 15.
Irina Lobacheva and Ilia Averbuch, Russia, 15.0; 16. Diane Gerencser and Alexander Stanislavov, Switzerland, 16.0; 17. Allison MacLean and Konrad Schaub, Austria, 17.0; 18. Jennifer Boyce and Michel Brunet, Canada, 18.0; 19. Kati Winkler and Rene Lohse, Germany, 19.0.
20. Barbara Piton and Alexandre Piton, France, 20.0; 21. Michelle Fitzgerald and Vincent Kyle, Britain, 21.0; 22. Yelena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov, Ukraine, 22.0; 23. Kaho Koinuma and Ti- GRAND OPENING NEW MANAGER NEW ORIENTAL STAFF McKINLEY HEALTH SPA 2000 NORTH RD.
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CompetE be Beth Eggleston, Erikas Jennifer Harwood of Monty Tuominen and; 9770H. EXHIBITION BASEBALL WE DARe YESTERDAY A SIMA Los Angeles 3, Cleveland 0 dif Florida 5, Montreal 2 1150 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 0 OrA Atlanta 5, Chicago White Sox 4 New York Yankees 3, New York Mets 2 Texas 9, St. Louis 8 MOI3 Philadelphia 8, Toronto 5. Boston 7, Minnesota 1 NodT San Diego 10, Chicago Cubs 3 California 5, San Francisco 4 Oakland 5, Seattle 5. 11 innings Houston 2, Detroit (ss) 0 Colorado 8, Milwaukee 6 TODAY' Cincinnati vs.
Detroit at Lakeland, 1:05 Atlanta vs. Florida at Viera, 1:05 Los Angeles vs. Houston at Kissimmee, 1:05 St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05 Kansas City vs.
Montreal at West Palm Beach, 1:05 Toronto vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, 1:05 Minnesota vs. Texas at Port Charlotte, 1:35 Cleveland vs. New York Mets at Port St. Lucie, 2:10 Chicago Cubs vs.
Milwaukee at Chandler, 3:05 Oakland (ss) vs. at Tucsons 3:05 California vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz 3:05 Seattle (ss) vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, 3:05 Chicago White Sox vs. New York Yahkees at Fort Lauderdale, 7:05 Dodgers 3, Indians 0 LOS ANGELES ab bi Latham If 4100.
Alicea 2b 5 0 1 0. Bttrfid dh 5 0 2 1 Busch 3b 4 0 1 0 Biltmr 16 2 1 1 0 Johnsn ph 1 0 0 0. Kirkptrk 16 0 0 0 0 Landrm cf 4 0 0 0 Maurer ss 4 1 1 0 Wittig 4 Sprman cf 4 0 2 0 Totals 37 310 2 Los Angeles Cleveland Mikulik, Diaz. DP: CLEVELAND ab bi Hood rf 3000 Mikulk If 4010 Yeldng cf 4 0 1 0 Nelson 1b 4 0 0 0. Werng dh 4 0 1 0 Turner Sarbgh 2b 3b 2 3 0 0 1 0 Campbilc 3 0 0 Magins ss 2 0 1 Dunprt ph 1 0 0 Diaz ss 0 0 Totals 30 0 5 0 100 200 000 -3 000 000 000 LA 2, CLE 1.
LOB: LA 9, CLE 5. 2B: Maurer, Butterfield 2. SB: Spearman, Alicea, Sarbaugh. Los Angeles 1P ER B8 SO McCthy 1-0 Herges 0. 0 Scala Ricabal 0: 0.
Edwards Montalvo S.2 2 0 0 0 Cleveland IP. ER BB SO Brown L.0-1 3 1 2 Slusarski 9 0 2. Williams 0. Soper 0 2:21. 1,828.
AMATEUR RESULTS BASKETBALL LAKEWOOD MEN 5x5 Just the 59. Cavs 37 Mars Bar 57, The 47 LAKEWOOD ADULT MEN Bugs 38, 24 Moonlight Pools 59, 42 Mad 30, Bugs Caveman 27. Victor Mortgage 35, 29 TMT 71, Steele's Hitmen 54 G-Squad 109, COLUMBIA KC's 71 STATION MEN Cle. Cement 100, Builders 93 SOCCER FORCE INDOOR SOCCER H.S. Boys Bedford 5, Shaker Red 2.
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Albena Denkova and Hristo Nikolov, Bulgaria, 24.0. Final Standings 1 Oksana Grischuk and Yevgeny Platov, Russia, 2.0 total factored placements; 2. Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko, Finland, 4.0; 3: Sophie Moniotte and Pascal Lavanchy, France, 6.0; 4. Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz, Canada, 8.2; 5. Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsiannikov, Russia, 9.8; 6.
Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat, France, 12.0; 7. Tatjana Navka and Samuel Gezoljan, Belarus, 14.0; 8. Irina Romanova and Igor Mrazova and Martin Simecek, Czech ReYaroshenko, Ukraine, 16.0; 9. Katerina public, 18.0. 10.
Renee Roca and Gorsha Sur, United States, 21.0; 11. Jennifer Goolsbee and Hendryk Schamberger, Germany, 21.00; 12. Margarita Drobiazko and Povilas Vanagas, Lithuania, 24.0; 13. Elisaveta Stekolnikova and Dmitri Kazarlyga, Kazakhstan, 27.2; 14. Sylwia Nowak and Sebastian Kolasinski, Poland, 27.6; 15.
Irina Lobacheva and Ilia Averbuch, Russia, 29.4; 16. Diane Gerencser and Alexander Stanislavov, Switzerland, 32.0; 17. Jennifer Boyce and Michel Brunet, Canada, 35.6; 18. Allison MacLean and Konrad Schaub, Austria, 36.2; 19. Kati Winkler and Rene Lohse, Germany, 38.2; 20.
Barbara Piton and Alexandre Piton, France, 39.2; 21. Michelle Fitzgerald and Vincent Kyle, Britain, 40.6; 22. Yelena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov, Ukraine, 44.0; 23. Kaho Koinuma and Tigran Arakelian, Armenia, 47.0; 24. Albena Denkova and Hristo Nikolov, Bulgaria, 47.6.
x-qualifies automatically as host country competitor. BOWLING PBA PETRAGLIA OPEN NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) Standings yesterday after the sixth round with names, hometowns, 24-game match-play records, 42-game pinfall totals and prize money for non-qualifiers (a- amateur): 1, Ken' McNeely, Morganton, N.C., 12- 11-1, 10,243. 2, Billy Myers Temple City, 14-10, 10,186. 3, Bob Belmont, Dunedin, 13-11, 10,166.
4, John Gant, Winston-Salem, N.C., 1, 10,160. 5, Randy Pedersen, Holly. wood, 13-11, 10,126. 6, tie, Joe Firpo, Lake Worth, 14-10 and Tony Rosamilia, Ledgewood, N.J., 13-11, 10,087, $5,250. 8, Mike Scroggins, Amarillo, Texas, 15-9, 10,066, $4,500.
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