Show Journal scoreboard Major leagues NATIONAL LEAGUE Ent W L Pet Philadelphia Chicago Now York Montreal St Louis Pittsburgh 41 33 41 33 3S 32 34 37 34 40 44 GB 554 554 543 1 43 474 405 11 Ptlllly'4 Ruble Samblto 100113 000-0- 114 (4) Madden (7) Dawlty (0) and Ashby Koosman Campbell 7j Holland (0) and Virgil Wockenfuss wley (54) (4 4) HR— Philadelphia (6) Friday's Games Portland at Las Vegas Edmonton at Albuquerque Tucson at Vancouver 2 Phoenix at Tacoma Hawaii at Salt Lake 4 San Diago 44 29 403 Atlanta 42 35 545 4 Los Angelos 40 30 513 41 Houston 34 40 474 91 Cincinnati 35 41 441 10V San Francisco 20 45 304 14 Thursday's Results 000100 04- 2- 7 13 2 Trials shortened Portland 4 Las Vegas 5 10 Innings Albuquerque 3 Edmonton 2 1st game Edmonton 4 Albuquerque 2 2nd game Salt Lake 12 Hawaii 2 Tucson at Vancouver ppd rain 41 200-met- er Wimbledon 5 "McMurtry 000121 Man’s singles Second round John McEnroe 1 US def Rod Harmon US 51 53 Pat Cash Australia 4 def Matts Wilander Sweden 54 52 54 Andres Gomez 4 Ecuador def Stephen Shaw Britain 52 Kevin Curren South Africa 1) def Ben Testerman US 51 44 52 Bill Scanlon 14 US def Shachar Perkiss Israel 52 53 Vitas Gcrulaitis 15 US def Balazs 44 54 Taroczy Hungary 53 def Ken Flach Tarry Moor US US 54 52 John Sadr) US def Mike Leach US 74 34 52 Brad Gilbert US def Eddie Edwards South ' Africa 43 76 34 44 04Ramesh Krishnan India def Chris Lewis New Zealand 5X 53 Ricardo Acuna Chile def Craig Miller Australia 34 53 52 44 Boris Backer West Germany def N'Duka Odizor Nigeria retired 44 Guy Forget France def Glenn Michibata Canada 74 53 53 Wally Masur Australia def Jakob Hlasok Switzerland 54 52 def Brazil John Cauio Motta Fitzgerald Australia 74 4444 Woman's singles Second round Hana Mandllkova 3 Czechoalovakia daf Catarina Limtqvist Sweden Virginia Wade Britain def Zina Garrison 5 US Baltina Bunge 44 West Germany daf Kathy Horvath S 0 US 54 Jo Durie Britain 10 daf Elisa Burgin US 51 Claudia h 12 west Germany daf Sabina Simmonds Italy 51 52 Helena 14 def Anna Sukhova Czechoslovakia Marie Cecchinl Italy 50 Andrea Temesvarl Hungary 15 def Claudia Monteiro Brazil 64 51 4 100-5- 01 000110001-- 39 Dedmon 2 and (9) Trevino Berenyl Gorman (5) Gaff (4) Leary (0) and Hodges L) ) Berenyl Trevino (1) - (4-0- HR-Atl- anta (4-9- St Louis 100 000 200— 3 91 Sain 203 000 20x— 7 15 0 Diego Oayley Allen (1) Rucker (7) Von Ohlan (0) and Brummer Salas Thurmond DeLoon (7) Gossage (0) and Kennedy L— (53) Dayley (05) HR- -st Louis L Smith (5) (ll Innings) 000 100 101 O- O- 3 10 2 Pittsburgh San Francisco 001001 100 01- -4 90 Candelaria Tekulve (I) Robinson (10) and Pena M Davis Minton (9) Level la (10) and Nicosia L) Robinson (53) HRs— Pittsburgh Pena (8) San Francisco - (0-3- Nicosia (2) 4 W-T- rout 4-- (Show 54) 6--4 7-- 5 5 4-- 4 6-- 10:05 pm Chicago (Sutcliffe 50) at Angeles ( Hcrshlsor 53) 10: 35 pm at (Tudor Pittsburgh Francisco ( Robinson 59) 11:05 pm Saturday's Gamas Pittsburgh at San Francisco Atlanta at New York night Houston at Philadelphia night Montreal at Cincinnati night Chicago at Los Angeles night St Louis at San Diego night Los San 4-- LEAGUE EmI 7 4 GB 0 4-- 3 7--5 4-- 6-- 3 Kohde-Kilsc- 6-- 3 NBA USA - USFL playoffs New pm pm DfvMon Playoff Saturday Juna 30 Jarsay at Phlladalphlx 3:30 Miobigan at Loe Angalex 3:30 pm Sunday July 1 Arizona at Houston 2:30 pm Tampa Bay at Birmingham 2:30 Gonfaronca Championships Saturday July 7 Wostarn Confaranca Sunday July S Eastarn Confaranca Championship Sunday July is USFL Championship at Tampx Fla Transactions in 4-- 3 Continued from page 6 6-- 1 5754 First round Anno1 Hobbs Britain and Wendy Turnbull Australia X def Beth Herr and Pam Taeguarden US 52 Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh X US def Sabrina Goles Yugoslavia and Petra Huber Austria 5X 51 Kathy Jordan and Ann Smith 7 US def Manueia Maleeva Bulgaria and Helena Sukova Czechoslovakia 53 Andrea Leand and Mary Lou Platek 9 def Natalie Herreman and US Catherine Suire France 57 5X 64 LesJie Allen and Anne White 11 US Iva Budarova def and Bulgaria Marceia Skuherska Czechoslovakia 64 Paula Smith and Wendy White US 112 400 100 Oakland Ml 033 Olx— 9 9 3 def Bettina Bunge and Eva Pfaff West Toronto Germany IX 74 Conroy Jones (1) Atherton (5) Gigi Fernandez and Alycla Moulton Helmueller (7) and Heath Gott Key (9) US def Amanda Brawn Britain and W— Gott L— ) and Martinez a Famandez UX 6X 62 Atherton (54) HRs— Toronto Johnson Kristian Killey US and Rene Mentz (6)Mosaty (ll) South Africa def Helena Manset and 61 Kim 000 000 00- 2- 2 4 0 Stacey Margolin US Baltimore Sands US and Corlnne Vanior France 000 5000 21 000 Chicago Mlnter Anne and Elizabeth Flanagan Stewart (9) T Martinez def Australia 61 62 Elena Eliseenko and (9) and Rayford Seaver and Hill W— Natalia Reva Soviet Union def Steffi Flanagan (55) L— Seaver ) Graf West Germany and Beth Norton 44 61 56 Carling Baseatt 000 430 00- 0- 7 0 0 US California Temesvarl and Andrea Canada 001 200 00- 0- 3 100 Milwaukee Hungary def Penny Barg and Amy John Corbett (7) and Narron 62 Gibson Lazorko (5) Waite (9) and Holton US Suspended: Catrin Jexell Sweden and Sundberg W —John (44) L— Gibson Jenny Klifch US vs Ann Henricksaon (52) HRs— California Re Jackson and Nancy Yeargin US (12) Narron (2) Mixed doubles First Round (11 Innings) Mike Estep and Martina Navratilovx 010000 030 Seattle def Ken Flach and Felicia 0 X US 101000010 23--915 Boaton Stanton Raschiatore US 61 62 (7) Young Barajas Suspended: Robert Seguso US and (S)Stoddard (10) Mirabella (10) Nunez Golder US vs Frew McMillan (ll) and Kearney Hurst Clear (0) Jaime South Africa and Betty Stove Holland Stanley (10) and Newman Gedman 5774 ) W— Stanley (34) HRs— Seattle Cowens (7) Davis (17) Boston Evans (13) Friday's Games (All Times EDT) SWIMMING and Minnesota (Smithson At Indianapolis June 20 and Williams 53) at Detroit (Wilcox Fourth Day Results Morris 15 3) X 5:30 pm Two per event qualify for Olympics Texas (Stewart 44) at Cleveland Man's 405 meter freestyle l George (Blyleven 53) 7:05 pm DiCarlo Denver 3:5103 (American at Toronto record Oakland (Burris Brian 3:5156 old record 7:35 pm 627-77- ) (Stieb X Goodell John USA Seattle (Vande Berg 57) at Boston Mykkanen Placentia Calif 3:5144 X (Ojeda 55) 7:35 pm Mike O'Brien Minion Viejo Calif at 3:5146 X Bruce Hayex San Antonio California (Romanick 57) Milwaukee (Haas 44) 0:30 pm 3:5206 X Mike Heath Dallas 3:5330 X at Matt Cetlinski Lake worth Baltimore (D Martinez Fla 0:30 Chicago (Dotson94) pm Sacramemto 3:5357 7 Jeff Float New York (Niekra 153) at Kansas Calif 3:5461 X Dan Jorgensen Minion City (Black 55)l:3Spm Vieix Calif 3:5X71 Games 1 Saturday's Jenna Woman's 100 butterfly New York at Kansas City Johnson Santa Ron Calif 5900 2 Oakland at Toronto Mary T Meagher Louisville Ky 5940 Seattle at Boston Fla X Nancy Hogshead Jacksonville Minnesota at Detroit night 1:0047 x Jill Sterkel Hacienda Heights Baltimore at Chicago night Calif 1:0099 X Melanie Buddemeyer California at Milwaukee night Penn Hillx Pa 1:012X X Angie Wester Texas at Cleveland night Fremont Calif 1:0125 7 Patty King Nashville Tenn 1:0153 X Michelle Griglione 1:0251 Men's 200 breaststroke — 1 Richard Calif Santa Second Half Schroeder Barbara North 2:1764 2 John Moffet Costa Mesa Calif 2:1766 X Brett Beedle Los Allox Calif 2:1101 X Glenn Millx North Ridgeville Ohio 2:1X28 X Dan Akre t Concord Calif 2:1853 X Steve Jonesboro Ga 2:1909 7 Glen Houston 2:1981 X Doug Mangum Soltix Tarpon Springx Fla 2:1997 1 woman's 100 breaststroke Tracy Caulkinx Nashville Tenn 1:1123 X Susan Rapp Eden Prairie Minn 1:1139 x Kim Rhodanbaugh Cincinnati 1:1141 x Terri Baxter Palo Alto Calif 1:1146 X Kathy Treible Brookfield Thursday's Results Wis 000 200 00- 5- 2 1 2 1:1344 x Stephanie Zunich Hawaii 16 1 Cincinnati 1:1364 7 Jeanne Childx 005 205 00X-- 12 Salt Lake Colo 1:1366 X Joan Semall Tomlin (5) Zaske (7) and Englewood Clibum Lewis and Duncan W— Lewis Pennine ton Franklin Tenn 1:1386 Woman's BOO freestyle preliminaries (0 7) L— Semall (44) (finals Friday night) — 1 Michele 11 Phoenix X rain Richardson Miami 8:3477 X TIHarty Tacoma 6-- - 7-- 5 (4-2- Anna-Mari- 6-- 3 (6-6- 6-- 6-- 7 The NCAA contended it should be allowed US continue its multimillion dollar deal with television networks to broadcast Saturday afternoon football to TV viewers nationwide Members of nine Division I conferences met privately Thursday to discuss the impact of the Supreme Court ruling The CFA was not a plaintiff in the a suit but supported its challenge to the NCAA football plan In addition the CFA devised its own television plan while the NCAA plan was being challenged Georgia coach Vince Dooley said he is concerned that any plan the Southeastern Conference adopts be legal and that a new television plan does not lead to an oversaturation of the market leading to disinterest and decreasing attendance at games Oklahoma-Georgi- tracts The universities of Georgia and Oklahoma first sued the NCAA about the matter in 1981 Muchmore an attorney for Oklahoma said an Valiev softballi - 18 (Dl) Kevin (CVD) Mike Jorgensen Crtddto Mark Karpowlck IB (OI) Richard Brown Vic Phillips HR (Dl) Paul PNHlpx V KGSU ITS LOGAN MEN'S COMMERCIAL CENTRAL DIVISION HERALD JOURNAL Ml ADVANCED 7 The Hsrald Journal 202 204 8 N 17 -Adwn 1 NO otCro 7 11 THURSDAY ' LOGAN WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL'? RIVER DIVISION CITY GIRLS 20 LA Z BOY W MB W — IB U It La Z Boy 145 233 20 17 4 City Girts 2B (LZB) Cindy Wsidman ICG) Nicole Oimstsad Carolyn Las 38 (LZB) Shauna Robbins Margo WWdman (CG) - - - mcnrini WELLSVILLE MARKET 20 MEDICAL BLDING ASSOC 12 Medical B king Assoc WsRsvIHe Market 2B (MBA) Patty 525 16(13) - -- 12 11 4 20 13 3 (WM) Ptggy Builer Poppliton Mary Putax Mai ice Anderson 38 -(MBA) Sandy Bartlett (WM) Peggy PoppMm (2) HR (WM) Paulette Long - STANDARD OPTICAL IX BOURNS 14 0M 14 12 9 314 Baums 2 14 11 8 Standard Optical 201 8(13)8 x 2B (B) Gam Lofthouaa Shauna Hlllyard Teresa Crockett Julie Button (SO) Lisa (SO) Kathy Wettsfem Melanie Page IB -- - - Goorig X LOGAN CREDIT BUREAU 2 7 I W 2 4 3 008 001 8 Logan Credit Bursae 2B (CC) Carma Smuin Michele Csndto (LCB) Tracy Parkinson -- COCA-COL- M Women's doubles lifted” he said championships in nearly every sport except major college football “You have a legal right to proceed in whatever way is best and sign any contract you think is proper” attorney Clyde Muchmore told members of the College Football Association a group with members from all major football conferences except the Big Ten and Pacific 10 “But as of now the NCAA does not have a legal right to implement any' decision affecting a television football plan" The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the NCAA’s television plan violated antitrust laws The ruling allows individual schools to negotiate their own television con- 5 5 500 400105-101- 21 Taxas 312 000 00- 0- 4 122 Cleveland Darwin Schmidt (4) McLaughlin (9) and Scott Schulzo Easterly (4) Aponte (9) and Willard W— Schmidt (53) L- Schulz (51) Socond Gamo 000 000 20- 0- 2 6 0 Toxaa 400 000 12X— 7 9 0 Cleveland Tanana Tobik (7) and Scott Smith Camacho (0) and Bando w— Smith (50) (57) HRs-To- xax Cleveland Jones (3) Carter (1) Thornton (16) Castillo (7) injunction barring the NCAA from implementing a television football plan will remain in effect until it is vacated by the lower court “The NCAA has a pretty uncertain road ahead in putting together a plan until the injunction is NCAA Thursday Minnesota — Signed pitcher Jason Malek and assigned him to Ellzabethton of the Appalachian League signed outfielder Thomas Jaremko and Casale US def Pilar Vasquez Peru assigned him to Visalia of the California 52 50 Catherine Tanvier France def League Pam Taeguarden US 51 44 Annabel Pittsburgh — Recalled relief pitcher Croft Britain def Michelle Torres Ray Krawczyk from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League optioned first US Carina Karlsson 5X baseman-outfielde- r Sweden def Christiane Joiissaint Benny Dlstefano to Switzerland 24 5X 64 Steffi Graf Hawaii west Germany def Sue Barker Britain College 74 53 Susan Leo Australia def Loyola Mary mount — Named Dave Snow baseball coach Sophie Amiach France 51 retired Football Men's doubles Houston — Extended the contract of First round 7 executive vlu president and general Sandy Mayer and Ferdi Taygan US def Tom Cain and Patrick manager Ladd Herzeg McEnroe US 5X 34 51 52 John Lloyd Britain and Dick Stockton US def David Dowten US and Nduka Odizor Nigeria Peter 53 8S2X000 Canadian Open Doohan and Mike Fancutt Australix At Oakville Ontario Juno 20 def John Feaver and Jonathan Smith (Par 72) Britain 74 57 64 Chris Bradnam and Stephen Shaw Britain def Simone Colombo and Gianni Ocleppo Italy 74 Kevin Curren South Suspended: Africa and Steve Denton US X vs Guy Donnelly US and Craig Wittux US 74 53 Colin Dowdeswsil Britain and Van Winitsky US IX vs Tracey Doiatto US and Johan Krlek South Africa 5X 44 57 Brad Drswett and Kim Warwick Australix vs Steve McCain and Blaine Willenborg US 001-4- 2 20 30 25 31-- 104 20 32 34 34--120 Fouled out— None Total fouls— NBA 2X USA 35 Rebounds— NBA 37 (CumUSA 55 mings 0) (Tisdale 0) Assists— NBA 14 (Williams 7) USA-- 34 (Robertson 7) A- 1X234 36 74 54 Thursday' RMutfs 1 34 X Koncak 24 55 X Mullin 512 50 IX Perkins IX Person 51 50 0 Robertson 510 54 lx Turner 56 52 12 Totals 5591 2541 120 4-- 1 6--2 Pet 5--7 3 X Kleine 14 6-- 4 Firafgama 4 Golf AMERICAN W L 3--4 4-- 7--5 100-met- er 0 4-- 3 4 000 104 00- 0- 5 0 2 Chicago Los Angeles 000 300 00-0- 3 101 Trout Stoddard (7) and Davis Pena Zachry (0) Hooton (7) and ) L— Yeagar Scioscia Pena (04) HR -- Chicago Sandberg (11) Friday's Games (All Times EDT) Montreal (Lea 114) at Cincinnati (Price 54) 7:35 pm Atlanta (Bedrosian at New York 0:05 pm (Lynch Houston at (Knopper Philadelphia (Carlton 54) 0:05 pm St Louis (Horton 51) at San Diego 2 2--2 At Wimbledon England June 20 (Figure after name denotes seeding) 7-- 4 Atlairta 500-yar- Olympic basketball 4-- Samuel The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday June 29 1984—7 Brian Goodell of 3:5156 It was the second oldest American swimming record on the books DiCarlo 20 of Denver rallied in the last to capture the win while John Continued from page 6 17 finished second with a strong Mykkanen X 4:3561 Cohen Mission Viejo Calif kick end at the Calif Tami Bruce Mission Viejo “All that record means is that no one has gone US team Coach Dan Gambril isn’t pushing 1:3415 4 Kim Llnehan Sarasota Fla 0:3797 X Kim Brown Mltaon Viejo any panic buttons with two more days of team that fast in a long time" said DiCarlo the Calif 1:3011 6 Stacy Shupe Cerritos d NCAA to go qualifying champ in the freestyle for the 7 Broiaman Calif Juliana 0:3943 “The breast should have been better There is University of Arizona “I think it Simula a Fairlawn NJ 0:4191 X Lisa Gillespia City of Industry Calif 0:4252 comeback for distance swimming in the US a lot of work that has to be done if we are to be after the boycott competitive in Loo Angeles” Gambril said Mike Heath American record holder in the Johnson 16 of Santa Rosa Calif was one of the surprises Thursday She turned in a 5908 — 200 meter freestyle was fifth USA 120 NBA 104 In the fastest in the world this year — to qualify ahead breastroke surprising RichThursday at Providence ard Schroeder swimming in lane eight after of Meagher Johnson set a national high school NBA (106) mark in the event earlier this year recording the slowest qualifying time in the 25 Woolridge Cummings 511 56 17 Dawkins 2 4 X Thaus 50 “Mary’s beaten me about five times before morning prelims won in 2:1764 510 14 Williams 54 19 Baglay 0 2 this’’ Johnson said “I was just trying to go for breastroke world record holder John X Me horn 54 X Garris 00 x second to make the team in the prelims After Moffet Walker 511 57 ll Haseett 55 50 4 “I like to swim in the eighth lane You’re out that I was going for first” Totals 3579 3551 106 USA (120) there all alone and you can go for it” said The men’s side continued to be a brighter Jordan IX 53 IX Tisdale 44 picture DiCarlo recorded a 3:5103 in the 400 Schroeder the rookie of the year at last year's Ewing 50 54 IX Fleming 53 53 X Wood old mark of national championships 50 X Alford 55 X Dawkins 50 meters breaking the seven-yea- r I - I LOGAN WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL ’C VALLEY DIVISION MOUNTAIN FARMS 9 SHUTTLE BUS I 314 NO 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