Show r WBTil9HMi w I 43 Standard-Examin- Saturday June 23 er 1 SSO Sports calendar Scoreboard 4 13 1 Ripxtfftib 4 8 11 Walker on 4 6 9 1 3b Worthington 3 8 18 Devereauxcf 31 1 9 I Tetats C Baseball E&j National League Ess Dnritton W L 27 38 79 39 29 34 31 34 39 28 41 28 Welt Division W L 41 23 32 36 31 33 33 34 41 26 40 25 Pittsburgh Montreal New York Philadelphia St Lou Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco San Dieoo Lot Angeles Houston Atlanta W'lson pitched to 7 betters in the Sh WP— Magrane Balk Magrane Pic S Pet OB 585 574 540 523 — 4)8 11 T Sen Oiego (Whitson pm East Divisiea 2 C8 Pet 7 8 8'6l It's 16 31 31 33 31 25 West Division W 43 39 36 32 33 31 28 Oakland Chicago Californio Minnesota Seattle Texas Kansas City 34118 - Boston Reed 1 06- -3 888 30 02 Mt Mx- -4 LOB Baltimore 8 - Brunensky Evans Pet L 30 29 34 34 37 37 40 565 6 6 J85 12 Pet L 23 25 33 35 37 37 38 CB 477 --477 471 456 652 09 522 478 471 456 424 h 6 7'i ot Houston (Por- et Cincinnati at New York em 11:05 11-- New York (Leary 11:35 6) am - 3 8 11' 12 13 15 ) at Toronto 291 892 81 89 002- -8 801 89 851 89 (MI- -7 Blowers Key Linana DP -- New York 2 Toronto 1 LOB — New York 9 Toronto 9 2B — Boraers Felix Levrit z Be Sax HR Balboni 2 (7) Olerud (7) Bell (15) Felix E - son pitched to 2 batters id tne 8th T— 4:53 A— 49108 Teem-by-Taa- m (Xsablad List NEW YORK (AP) Players on the disabled list by team at released by the American and National Leagues witn player position days disabled and effective dates: AflwrlcMt Lr&wm Baltimore— Brady Anderson of 15 June 9 Phil Bradley of 21 Juno 19 Boston Bitty Jo Robidoux 1b IS April 27 John Dopson p IS Juno 12 California BIS Schroeder c 30 Anri 4 Bob McCiure p 21 April 4 Grog Minton p 60 April 18 Mark McLomore If IS May 17 Johnny Ray 2b 15 Juno 9 Chicago -- none Cleveland-To- rn Brookens If 15 May 14 Kevin Wickender p 60 May 31 Keith Hernandez lb 15 June IS Detroit -- Gory Ward of 15 June 9 Mall Kinzer p 15 June 12 Boone c 21 May 17 Kanses Cily-B- cb Tarry Shumpert 2b 15 June 2 Milwaukee -- Greg Vaughn of 15 May 28 BiH Wegman p 21 June 4 Tom Filer p 21 June 9 Ted Higuera p 15 June 13 Paul Mail tor 2b 21 June IS Minnesota -- Tim Laudner c 15 May IS Randy Bush of IS May 19 Now York-Pasc- ual Perez p 15 April 26 Rick Ce-o- ne c 21 June 8 Mike Witt p 15 June 9 Ciaudell Washington of 15 Juno 20 Oakland Jim Corsi p 21 March 29 Reggie Harris p 21 March 29 Dave Otto p 21 May 31 Josa Canseco ot 15 June 8 Seattle -- Clint Zavaras p 60 April 2 Scott Bankhead p 60 Juno 3 Jay Buhner of 21 June 17 Texas -- Jose Guzman p 21 March 31 Jeff Russell p 21 May 29 Gary Mislke p 21 May 28 Stevp Buechcle 3o IS June 18 Toronto— none National League Atlanta -- Cherlie Leibrandt p 21 March 26 Nick Esasky if 60 April 22 Mike Stanton p 15 April 28 Mark Lemke if 15 May 29 Ernie Whitt c 21 June 2 Charley Kerieid p 15 June 9 Chicago -- Rick Sutcliffe p 60 March 31 Damon Berryhill c 21 April 8 Bill Long p 21 Juno 8 Mitch Williams p 21 June 12 Jerome Walton of 15 Juno 18 Cincinnati -- none Houston-Jo- se Cano p 21 April 26 Terry Puhl of 21 May 10 Ken Oberkfell H June 19 if 60 April 21 Los Angeles — Orel Hershiser p 60 April 27 Ray Searage 21 11 21 Pat Perry p p June 10 May Montreal Brett Gideon p 21 April 11 Steve Frey p 15 May 25 John Costello p 15 May 28 Marquis Grissom of 21 May 29 Tim Burke p 21 May 31 Delino DeShields 2b 21 June 56 New York-Bla- ine Beatty p 60 April 6 Barry Lyons c 15 May 16 -Stew Ontiveros p 21 March Philadelphia 30 Floyd Youmans p 21 March 30 Tom Barrett H 60 April 6 Dickie Notes p 15 15 May 28 May 8 Carmelo Martinez of-l- b Terry Mulhoiland p 15 June 9 hn 21 Pittsburgh-JoSmiley p May 19 Ted Power p IS June 5 Bob Walk p 15 Juno 20 -St Louis Danny Cox p 60 March 31 Todd Worrell p 60 March 31 John Morris Ot 15 Juno 7 San Diego -- Benito Santiago c 21 Juno 14 Son Francisco Kelly Downs p 60 April 3 Chuck Jackson if 60 April 3 Jose Alvarez p ss 21 April 6 BiH Bathe c 15 May 3 Mike p 15 May 3 Kevin Bass of 15 May 28 Rick Reuschei p 21 May 30 Alla Hammak-e- r p 15 Juno 18 - - ss Fielder lb Coles rf Lindamen dll Mosebv cf Heath c Romero 3b 2 Totals Detroit California E- -C Finley Schu DP— Detroit 2 LOB -D- etroit 8 California 6 2B— C Davis 3B — Winfield SB -- Heath (4) Detroit DuBois Gibson (L California C Finley Banes (W Gibson pitched to 2 batters in the 9th - T — 227 A -4- 3253 - E — Griffin DP — Cincinnati 1 LOB — Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati 9 2B — Larkin Daniels Benzinger 3B Griffin HR O'Neill (9) Benzinger (3) SB -Sabo (21) X R ER BB SO Las Anodes - - T— 3:18 A— 34697 Montreal Backmen 3b J Bell ss Van Slyke cf Bonilla rt Bonds If Bream lb LaVallierec Slaugnt c Lind 2b Terrell p Kipper p Belinda p Reynolds ph Totals abrhbi 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 13 3 4 0 3 0 2 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 34 3 8 3 1 4 2 0 0 abrhbi cf 3 0 0 I 4 0 10 4 111 Galarraga 1b 3 110 Wailech 3b 3 0 0 0 3 0 11 Aldreie If 3 0 0 0 Fitzgerald C 3 110 Foiey 2b Ke Gross p 2 0 0 0 Nixon ph 1111 Hall p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sampen p 0 0 0 0 Schmidt p 29 4 6 4 Totals D Pittsburgh Marline 002 ©01 000- E — Sheffield DP— Milwaukee 1 LOB— Cleveland 12 Milwaukee 7 2B — D Parker Vaughn 2 Yount C James 3B -- C O'Brien E Diaz Webster HR — Maldonado (12) D Parker (?)SF— Sheffield Snyder IP H RER BB SO Cleveland -3 Russ Nixon's Managerial Record The maior-leagu- o managerial record cf Russ Nixon who was fired as manager of tho Atlanta Bravos: Regular Season L W Pet Pos Year team 27 43 386 1982 Cinclnnatl-6 74 88 457 1983 Cincinnati 6 42 63 25 231 Atlanta-- y Atlanta 1990 Atlanta Totals - - Milestones 1988 1989 Montreal 000 100 21X- -4 DP — Montreal 1 LOB — Pittsburgh 7 Montreal 6 2B — J Bell Van Slyke Nixon Aldreie HR — Walker (5) SB Bonds ( 18) Nixon (23) SF Da Martinei 347 394 385 79 97 40 347 6 6 6 - 400 John McNamara July 21 1982 Chuck Tanner May 22 1988 Bobby Cox's Managerial Record The maior-leagu- o managerial record of Bobby Cbx who was named manager of the Atlanta Braves: Regular Season T — 3:02 A -- 22965 Philadelphia Dykstra cf Herr 2b Hayes rf C Martinez lb Kruk If V abrhbi 110 4 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 New York Johnson 3b Magadon lb Jefteries 2b Strawberry rf H abrhbi 4 110 3 2 12 4 0 3 0 3 6 1 1 E — Cooibaugh LOB — Seattle 5 Texas 10 2B — Reynolds Gritiey HR — Griffey (12) Northern Division 10 0 0 34 1 I 1 Totals 32 5 9 4 100 000 000- -1 Philadelphia New York 140 000 COx- -S E- -K I LOB Hawell iladelphia 9 New York 6 2B H Johnson Sasser S K Howell - - Ge Harris pitched 2 baiters in the 7th Corn-stopitched to 1 batter In the 7th H BP -- Palmeiro by M Young WP-- M Young Ryan A -4- 0285 Kansas City abrhbi Seitzer 3b Jeltz ss Tartabulldh B Jackson cf Eisenreich rf Perry lb W Wilson If Macfarlane c Pecota pr Minnesota 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 110 4 0 0 0 Gladden If 4 12 1 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 11 34 2 7 2 Larkin rf Menrioue ?b Newman 2b Puckett cf abrhbi 4 4 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 13 110 2 3 0 0 0 Moses rf 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Sorrento dh Ortiz c 3 12 0 2 0 10 Gagne ss 11 3 0 3 Totals 000 000 011—2 F White 2b Stillwell ss Totals Kansas City 620 019 OO- x-I Minnesota LOB — Kansas City 7 Minnesota 5 28 -J- eltz WilMacfarlane Hrbek Gaetti TartabuH 3B-- W son HR — Gaetti (9) S— Gagne H R ER BB SO IP Kansas City Saberhagen ( M Davis Mmnasota Tapani (W Aguilera (S 17) Baltimore S E Zeile Sandberg O Smith DP — Chicago LOB — St Louis 9 Chicago 7 2B — Oquendo Villanueva Pendleton 38 — McGee HR— Guerrero (8) Zeiie (7) (1) S— Magrane — twjr' 4-- 4 - Fri- Great Fa'ls (Dodgers) Billings (Reds) Helena (Brewers) Medicine Hat (Blue Jays) 0 Souths Butte (Rangers) Salt Lake Ctv (ind) Idaho Falls (Bravas) Gate City (Ind) Friday's results Great Falls 5 Medicine Hat 0 Butte 12 Gate City 4 Idaho Falls 8 Salt Lake 4 Helena 9 Billinas 6 games ' Butt at SaltSaturday's Lake Pocatello at Idaho FoHs Great Falls at Helena Medicine Hat et Bl'Mnos - 1 Lori McNeil Houston def Manon Bollegraf retired Netherlands 3 Gretchen Magers San Antonio def Mary 2 retired Joe Fernandez (3) US 6-- 2 Finley If Huiett ph B Ripken 2b Komminsk ph Milligan lb Martina Navratilova (1) Aspen Colo Jana Novotna Czechoslovakia 6 (7-- Tettietonc McNeil Semifinals def 3-- 6 3 Gratchen Magers San Antonia def Lori (8-- 6--2 ers) (from Detroit through Phila(from Portland) Antonio (from Los Angeles Lak- Today Baseball: Los Angeles 'at Cincinnati (KNKK 800 AM) 4:45 pm Tonight Baseball: Cleveland at Milwaukee (KSL 1160 AM) 6:20 pm Pioneer League baseball: Butte at Salt Lake (KISN 570 AM) 7 pm Baseball: Detroit at California (KMGR 1230 AM) 8:05 12:55 pm PBA bowling: Fresno Open 1 Greatest —- pm DfNtN tent urn riwtu CONCORD Mas (AP) Friday's first-rouscores in the $350033 Digital Seniors -Classic being played on th yard par 36-72 Nashawtuc Country Club course: Chi CW Rodriguez Harold Henning 30-3- 7 -- 67 Terry Di Dick Hendrickson 6-33 67 Lee Trevino 5-32 67 George Archer -- 67 33-3- 4 Mike Hitt 36-3- 2 68 Roger Ginsberg 34-3- 4 68 Dick Rhvan 37-69 Joe Jimenez 36-3- 3 69 Miller Barber 33-3- 6Bob Charles 69 — 33-69 Fran Beard — 69 34-3- 5 Phil Rodgers 35-69 Larry Mancour 5 Ogden First Baptist 18 SI James Church 4 Christian Fellowship 13 Trinity Presbyterian 9 Christian Community Church 9 Leyton Hills Baptist 4 Thursday Church Coed League No United Methodist No One 13 Mount Valley 4 Chrlstian Fellowship No Three 12 Church of -- God in Christ 4 Calvary Charismatic Cruiser 14 Family in Christ 11 Washington Heights Baptist No One 13 Washington Haights Baptist No Two 5 Thursday Men's Church Leaeue— OJCC 10 Trinity Presbyterian 8 Clearfield First Soutnern Baptist 8 Layton Hills Baptist 7 First United Methodist No On 13 Washington Heighis Baptist No Three 6 - - ---- Al Keiiev Robert Gaona Agim Bardha Derav Simon Don Massengale Jack Fleck Larry Mowry Homero Biancas DonBie Gay Brewer Tommy Aaron Orville Moody Jim Dent Dewitt Weaver JoeKriznuski Bob Rawlins Rocky Thompson Gordon Jones Fred Hawkins Charles Owens Charles Sifford Tom Shew Charles Coody John Schlee OougDalziel Larry Laoretti PGA Bukk Classic N Y (AP) HARRISON Friday's second- round scores in the SI million Buick Classic golf tournament being piaved over the 6779- vard por-7- 1 Westchester Country Club Blaine McCollister Jay Haas David Peoples Hale Irwin - Ian Baker-Finc- h Mark Brooks Bill Britton Jim Gallagher Ken Green Paul Azinger Larrv R inker Buddy Gardner Loren Roberts Pat McGowan Craig Stadler Ben Crenshaw Mike Donald Doug Tewell Bob Gilder Peter Persons Rav Stewart Ted Schulz Jeff Hart Kirk Triplett Tommy Armour III Greg Bruckner Lee Jenzen Rocco Mediate Clarence Rose IsaoAoki Kenny Knox Gene Sauers Michael Allen And ew Magee Webb Hemtzeiman Dan Halidorson Roger Maltbie Howard Twitty -- 136 79-- 8 -- 137 7 -1- 0 -- 137 67-7- 0 -1- 66-- 7 37 37 1 -- 138 3 -1- 38 - - 70 34-3- 6 - - -- 7070 - 70 36-3- 4 6 8 -- 7070 - 7070 --- 70 4 36-3- 4 36-3- 4 — 35-3- 5 8 71 71 8 35-3- 6 ' — 34-3- 7 71 71 4 35-3- 6 Bob Bold! - 71 71 3 Ken Still 72 6 BabeHiskey Lou Graham John Paul Cain Jimmy Powell JC Goosi Ralph Terry Quinton Gray Mike Fetchick Gary Player Lee Elder Doug Ford Rate Bolts Bert Yancey Ben Smith 6 35-3- 7 36-3- 6 35-3- 7 8 — 72 — 73 73 36-3- 7 — 6 — 7 -- 7374 9 ' 7! --- 71' - 72 -- 7272 2 Carl Lohren John Manley World Cup - Radio noon Soccer Softball racing pm approximate) (taped) Auto racing: Budweiser 200 time trials PSN 12:30 pm World Cup Soccer Czechoslovakia vs Costa Rica TXT pm 0 Sports showcase: Thunder US Olympic Gold: Track TES 7:50 pm (time 0 ESPN ls pm and field O -- 139 0 trade that sent Dallas Comegys fo New Jersey (Nov 4 1987) trade that sent Dave Corzine to Orlando (June 27 1989) -- 139 65-7- 4 trade that sent Armon Gilliam to Charlotte for Kurt Rambis (Doc 13 1939) -- 139 1 trade that sent Winston Garland to th -- 139 0 Clippers (Feb 22 1990) trade that sent Gus Williams to Atlan— 140 2 ta (Jan 6 1987) trade that sent Robert Reid to Char— 140 1 lotte for Bernard Thompson (July 15 1988) — 140 1 trade that sent Wayman Tisdale to — 140 0 Sacramento for La Salle Thompson and Randy Witlman (Feb 20 1989) 9 -1- 41 Stale must exercise the option 48 — 141 1 hours prior to the draft lo choose Cleveland's most favorable choice in 1990 or 1992 trade lhal sent Terry Cummings to Rick Fehr San Antonio for Alvin Robertson and Greg AnJim Benene derson May 28 1989) Steve Hart trade that sent Jerry Reynolds to Se— 141 71-Jim Woodward attle (Oct 4 1988) Fulton Allem Inlet sent Del trade the Setwempf fo Bred Faxon diana for Herb Williams (Feb 21 1989) Fred Funk trade lhal sent Jerry Sichting to Bos-1- 41 1 Steve Elkington ton (Oct 3 1985) 69-7- 2 -1- 41 trade Inal sent Kyle Macy to Chicago Jack Ferenz — 142 2 Barn Jaeckel 4 1985) (Oct 0 -1- 42 trade that sent Mike Smrek to San —Chris Perry Bill Buttner Antonio (Nov 2 1988) Lon Hinkle agreement that Cleveland would not -- 142 9 John Inman match 76ers' offer for World Free (Dec 30 — 142 2 Greg T wiggs 1986) and that Philadelphia would not match Nick Price Pistons' offer for Earl Cureten (Nov 12 1983) 1 -1- 42 trade that sent Maurice Lucas to Steve Lamontagne Bob Wolcott Portland (Nov 11 1987) — 2 142 trade lhal sent Mvchal Thompson to Jim Booros — 142 71-Russ Cochran LA Lakers for Frank Brkkowski and Petur Jim Hallet Gudmundston (Feb 13 1987) Wayne Levi 71--1- 42 Billy Andrade 8 -1- 42 George Burns DonPooley — 142 4 John Dowdall — 142 71-Emlyn Aubrey — 142 T ommy Moore 3 Andy North Jim Carter 1990 World Cup David Frost 0 -1- 43 (Tknos MDT) Wayne Grady Second round Leonard Thompson StanUtlev Saturday's semes At Naples Italy Sonny Skinner — 143 Cameroon vs Colombia 9 am 1 Neal Lancaster At Bert tfety Bobby Heins -Czechoslovakia vs Cost Rica 1 pm PH Horgan III Bob Estes Sunday's gomes At Twin Italy Wi'lie Wood Brazil vs Argentina 9 am 3 -1- 43 Rev Flovd — 143 71-AtMian Haly Lennie Clements Was! Germany vs Netherlands 1 pm Corev Pavin — 143 Phil Blackmar 2 Monday's games At Genoa Italy Hal Sutton Ireland vs Romania 9 am JC Snead At Roma JeffSIuman Italy vs Uruguay 1 pm Dewey Arnette Tuesday's games Greg Hickman At Verona holy Rick Vershurt Spain vs Yugoslavia 9 am At Baloena Italy England vs Belgium I pm Irish Open DUBLIN Ireland (AP) Friday's second-roun- d scores in the Irish Open being piaved on 7102-vard 2 the par-7Portmarnock Golf Club course Jose Maria Otazabal Spain John Bland South Africa — 140 3 Marc Farry France Eamonn Darcy Ireland — 141 66-7- 5 Mark Calcavecchia US Brigham City adult 69-7- 3 -1- 42 Sleiten US Thursday Men's Industrial League — Union Ron — 142 1 Britain Russell Clavdon Block Sports Center 11 Th Shack 1 Th — 142 70-7- 2 David R Jones No Ireland Shack 8 Imports 5 Thiokol Chuckers 11 — 143 70-7- 3 Malcolm MacKenzie Britain Smith's 7 Illuminators 27 Guppy's 4 Thiokol Nobito Zealand New Frank Credit Union 14 Lazy Bov 2 Christensen's 15 — 144 71-Brian Marchbank Scotland Lazy Bov 3 Morton International 10 Testers 2 -1- 44 7 Argyie Socks 25 Rapid Burns 5 Chrity O'Connor Jr Ireland Johan Tumba Sweden Marlin Sludds Ireland Weber County adult — 144 73-Steven Richardson Britain Wednesday Competitive Coed League— SMI -- 144 4 Ronan Rafferty No Ireland 12 Fun Hogs 11 Pioneer Wholesale 10 The — 144 71-David Rav Britain Galleon 3 St Benedict's 'Hospital 17 Timber-min- e Wales Ian Woosnam Steak House 3 Chambers Music 12 — 145 5 Mark James Britain Mountain Wes Savings 6 Loan 7 Old Man's — 145 5 Glenn Ralph Britain Saloon 10 Hoagies 3 — 145 3 Brett Ogle Australia Wednesday Recreation Coed League — 145 3 Chris Platts Britain cKav-Dee Hospital “A" 15 Shopko No Two — 145 4 Britain Derrick Cooper 0 Kier Corp 9 Ogden First Federal Savings 2 — 145 71-Gordon Brand Jr Scotland Lakeside Lrnes 15 Alex's GS 10 McKav-De- e — 145 1 South Africa Hugh Baiocchi Hospital "B" 7 Shopko No One 4 VM McGinlev Ireland & O 12 Rowdy Friends 7 -172-45 Stephen Bennett Britain Wednesday Women's "CD" Leagu- e- Renegades 11 WIA 8 Send Trap 18 Soc Shop 0 Other North Americans Rebekah's Lodge 13 PSF 12 Dram Free 7 R ick Hartmann US 4 -1- 46 Hill Air Force Base 5 Terry's Auto Parts 18 — 147 2 Mark McC umber US Resurrection 5 BAB 17 Deimed Inc 3 Pally's — 147 2 Jamie Howell US Solar Nails 21 Heat Wave 2 E Bob Smith US Thursday Church Coed League No 1 WaBill Malley US satch Church 22 Community United Methodist Recreation Eastbourne Tournament EASTBOURNE England(AP) Friday's tennis results in the women's grass-cou- rt tournament in Eastbourne (seedings in parentheses): Women's singles Quarterfinals Jana Novotna (7) Czechoslovakia def Hel4 ena Sukova (4) Czechoslovakia 7Martina Navratilova (I) Aspen Colo def 7(7-Natalia Zvarava (5) Soviet Union 6 53 54 M Tennis Houston nio) 52 ESPN 7 Baseball: San Francisco at 1 1 am Houston Women’s tennis: Eastbourne Tournament 6 (taped) Saturday Night USAC midget-ca- r US Olympic Cup: North America vs Europe in a variety of competitions 11 am Al- Spring-nationa- ESPN am The order et selection for both rounds of tht la be held June 27 at the Jacob Javits Center In New York: 1 New Jersey 2 Seethe 3 (from Miami) 4 Orlando 3 Charlotte 4 Minnesota 7 Sacramento 8 Los Angeles Clippers 9 (from Washington through Dallas and Denver) 10 Golden Slat ' 1 1 Atlanta 12 Houston 13 Angeles Clippers (from Cleveland) 14 (from Indiana) 13 (from Denver) 13 Milwaukee 17 New York II Dallas 19 Boston 20 (from Philadelphia) 21 Phoenix 22 Chicago 23 Utah 23 San Antonie 23 Portland 23 Detroit 27 Los Angeles Lakers trade that sent the No 9 and 15 overall selections to Miami (June 22 1990) trade that sent Fat Lever to Dallas (June 21 1990) alter trade that sentJav Vincent to Washington (Seat 3 1986) trade that sent Reggie WU'lam end the rights to Danny Ferry lo Cleveland for Roe Harper (Nov 16 1939) trade that sent BIN Garnett and Terence Stansbury to Indiana (Oct 22 1984) -with trade that sent Rick Mahorn to Philadelphia (Oct 27 1989) Socend rwind 28 (from New Jersey) 29 (from Orlando) 30 Miami 31 (from Charlotte) 32 Minnesota 33 Sacramento 34 State (from Los Angeles Clippers) 35 Washington 36 Golden State 37 (from Atlanta) 38 Seattle 39 (from Houston) 48 (from Indiana) 41 Slate (from Cleveland through Miami) 42 Denver 43 Antonio (from Milwaukee) 44 (from New York through Seattle) 45 (from Dalles) 46 (from Boston) 47 Philadelphia 48 Phoenix 49 Utah 50 (from Chicago) 51 Angeles Lakars (from San Antodelphia) Tonight Arena football: Dallas at bany PSN 6 pm Drag racing: NHRA Today World Cup Soccer Cameroon vs Colombia TNT 8:55 1994 NBA draft 0 pm Television NBA Draff Order ee 0 United States Olympic Cup: at the Salt Palace Exhibition Hall 1 1 aim Horse racing: Thoroughbreds and quarter horses at Wyoming Downs 1:30 pm United States Olympic Cup: Gymnastics competition at the University of Utah 1:30 pm Tonight Pioneer League baseball: Butte at Salt Lake 7 pm ' Jo Russell Pioneer League R Jones ph Totals 4 three-on-thr- Boxing competition NBA — - Whitaker 2b Pittsburgh 4-- Toronto re (Stottle-mv- Detroit - le am 8:15 (7-- 3) New Yerfc Detroit (Robinson 5) at California (Abbott 805 pm Sunday's oamas Baltimore at Boston 1105 em at Toronto 1135 am New York Kansas City at Minnesota 12:15 pm Cleveland at Milwaukee 123$ pm Detroit at California 235 pm Chicago at Oakland 235 pm Seattle at Texas 635 pm LOB -- San Francisco 10 Houston 6 38 -- Voiding HR — Ro Thompson (8) Anthony (6) SB -- Butler 2 (23) W Clark (5) 6--1 winner first plover to 9 games): Henri Leconte France def Jim Courier Dade City Fla 9--8 Guy Forget Franca def John McEnroe Cove Neck N Y 7 Henri Leconte Frenca def Pat Cash Australia 9-- 7 pm T rammeli 7- -5 Wanhearth Exttbittsa VIRGINIA WATER England (AP) at Oakland (Moore Chicago (McDowell 205 pm 4-at Minnesota Kansas City (Gubicza 6:05 pm ( West 8--0) at MilwauKta (RobCleveland (Nipper 6:35 pm inson 1) Seattle (Johnson 3) at Texas (Witt Shelby If 6 day's results in (he men's gress --court tennis exhibition at Wentworth (a matches pro sets ' 5-- 7:05 Do Nick Brown Britain def Mark Kratzmenn Australia 6--1 6-- 3 Pete Sampras (2) Rancho Petes Verdes Cent def Kelly Evemden New Zealand 6-- 3 (6-- GS California I Detroit 0 Chicago 5 Oakland 0 Saturday's semes (Times MDT) ( Boston (Clemens Baltimore (Johnson 6-- at Atlanta (Glavina er Giied Bloom Israel oaf Nick Brown Britain 6--4 7- -6 (7-- 2) Pete Sampras (71 Rancho Palos Verdes Calif def Eric Jeien West Germany 6-- 7 — 5el Today Running Standard-ExaminClassic 5K run 7:45 am 10K run and two-miwalk tens Cited Bloom Israel def Mby Jones San - Boston 4 Baitimon 3 New York 8 Toronto 7 IS innings Minnesota 3 Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 9 Cleveland 7 Texas 5 Seattle 2 Sunday's fames Pittsburgh at Montreal 1135 a m Philadelphia at New York 11:35 am San Dieoo a Atlanta 12 10 pm St Louis at Chicago 12:20 pm San Francisco at Houston 1235 Pm Los Angeles at Cincinnati 605 pm co Jo - Men's Boxing Rounds O 2 pm (taped) PGA golfi Buick Open S3 2 pm ABC Wide World of Sports: US Olympic Cup 2:30 pm basketball Pro competition Volleyball: PSN 3:30 pm (taped) Baseball: San Diego at At5 pm TES 5:05 lanta Live action Manchester Tournament MANCHESTER England (AP) Friday's teams tournaresults kt tne man's grass-cou- rt ment in Manchester (seedings at parentheses): results Friday' (Bie-lec- ki pm 5:35 W 39 37 Toronto Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore New York — 64 529 516 507 J4X 345 at Montreal (Smith Pittsburgh (Drabek DP IB-- 418 Riven ss Totals 764 30 Friday's results 1115 a m San Francisco (Wilson I1'15 a m tugal Los Angeles (Belche' 5 05 pm (Browning Philadelphia (Combs 505 pm (Goooen 5:10 A-- - Minigen Boston II Oumtene lb 1 American League 4 St Louis 7 Chicago 0 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 6 10 innings Montreal 4 Pittsoofgh 3 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 San Diego at Atlanta pod rain San Franosco 4 Houston 3 St -- 2 57 E PB-Z- e'ie tb 3811 I 4 L1 3 406 Saturday's denies (Times MDT) Louis (Tewksbury al Chicago Bestea - 4 b 4 12 8 bucks Cf Fenac Orsutakrf 73 - 74 36-3- 8 LPGA - Rochester International ROCHESTER N Y (AP) Friday's secondscores in the $400008 Rochester Inrd ternational being played on th 6 par-7- 2 Locust Hill Country Club: Amy Alcoll -- 136 68-6- 8 Kathy Postlewait -- 136 72-Patty Sheehan Nancy Lopez — 139 6 Missie McGeore — 140 7 Lauri Merten Alice Ritzman Deb Richard 72--1- 41 Cathy Johnston — 141 9 Jane Crafter Vicki Fergon — 1 141 Caroline Keggi Caroline Pierce Betsy King -- 142 0 Alice Miller -- 142 6 Judy Sams Joan Pitcock -- 142 8 Marlene Floyd Amy Benz — 142 71-Jennifer Wyatt 142 fAartha Foyer - -round Dottie Mochrie Selly Lillie Ayako Okamolo Dawn Coe MitziEdge Jill Brites Gina Hull 1 — 143 Mixed Ogden Country Club Mixed Association OGDEN Friday's result le in the Ogden Golf end Country Club scramble tournament: Front nine- -1 (tie) Tom and Janet Pappas Alan and Roxi Leishman Ned end Marilyn Parson Bob and Peg Bender 3 Homer and Anne Cutrubus Tom and Nedine Sleeie 4 (tie) Don and Lois Moore Paul and Darlene Krambule Terry and Judy Van Vleet Wayne Cox and Marilyn Agricola John and Roe Russo Al Lome and Frieda Roberts Back nine -- 1 (tie) Chuck and Sue Anderson Steve and Karon Bailey Berni and Verbina Diamond Ev and Catherina Faunce Richard and Lou Jean Nilsson Paul and Maureen Neisbitt Lynn and Evelyn Petersen Rick and Sharon Herrick 5 Merv and Georgia Atkinson and Ivan and Dodit Taylor Closest to the pin No 2 Peg Bender No 7 Homer Cutrubus No 15 Nancy Oyler No )8Dennis McBride - SOUTH - Rodeo Intermeuntain Professional Rode Showdown in OGDEN Friday's results in the Professional Rodeo Showdown held in the Golden Spike Arena at the Weber County Fairgrounds: Bareback riding -- 1 Sean Stokes 79 points - $320 Calf roping — 1 Brett Kent 1070 seconds $304 2 Nick Baldwin 1081 $228 3 Lex Hadley 1190 $152 4 Carter Cook 1206 $76 Saddle bronc riding -- 1 Jed Summers 69 $320 Women's breakaway roping -- 1 Heather Hallman 3 24 $220 2 Jan Hannum 325 $132 3 Shelly Anderson 386 $80 Steer wrestling (two head) -- 1 Greg Ben954 $294 -nettWomen's barrel racing -- 1 Gloria Froerer 14300 $260 2 Bev Clark 14507 $156 3 Karen Middleton 14640 $104 Team roping- -1 Kelly Munsee and Brett Siddoway 695 $320 But! riding -- 1 Steve Thompson 64 $360 |