NfW'iD a FINAL Scoreboard The Orlando Sentinel Dial-a-Score: 420-5737. D-6 The Orlando Sentinel, Friday, April 5. 1985 3 Tank McNamara Jeff Millar Bill Hinds Compiled by Mike Zizzo V7 UlC FlfOArXlAU.YtRCU6l EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE USPL HAS TAKEN THE MOST PRAMATIC Eco*kJOMY MOvfe ATLANTIC DIVISION MIDWEST DIVISION YfeT. t-X Miff vvo Thursday's question: Which active major-league manager was traded dunng his managerial career from one major-league team to another? Who was the player for whom he was traded? Thursday's answer The Oakland A traded Manager Chuck Tanner to the Pittsburgh Pirates for catcher Manny San-guiilen and $100,000 cash on Nov. 5, 1976.
Today's question: Name the only player to pinch-hit tor Hank Aaron in a major-league game. Pet GB x-Denver 49 27 .645 x-Boston 60 16 .789 x-Houston 44 32 579 5 x-Philadelphia 55 21 .724 5 x-Dallas 42 34 J553 7 x-New Jersey 38 39 .494 22Vi x-San Antonio 39 38 .506 10'z x-Washington 37 39 .487 23 x-Utah 37 40 12 New York 24 53 .312 36'z Kansas City 30 46 395 19 CENTRAL DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION y-Milwaukee 56 21 .727 y-LA Lakers 56 20 .737 x-Detroit 41 35 .539 14'2 x-Portland 38 38 .500 18 x-Chicago 37 40 .481 19 Phoenix 33 44 .429 23Va Cleveland 33 43 AM 22V4 Seattle 31 46 .403 251; Atlanta 31 46 A03 25 LA Clippers 28 49 2SVi Indiana 20 57 260 36 Golden State 21 56 273 3514 x-clinched playoff berth y-clinched division title 2 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Denver 100, Phoenix 103 Seattle 119, Utah 118 Golden State 113, Houston 108 TODAY'S GAMES Chicago at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. L.A.
Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Kansas City at L.A. Lakers, 1 0:30 p.m. Seattle at Portland, 10:30 p.m.
Chicago 100, Washington 91 Cleveland 113, Philadelphia 110 Boston 119, Indiana 103 New Jersey 113, New York 100 San Antonio 122, LA Lakers 108 LA Clippers 124, Kansas City 122 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 130, Detroit 121 Atlanta 100, New York 79 Thursday's boxes BUCKS 130, PISTONS 121 Detroit (i: RoundMo 9-12 cm 18, Tripucka 14-25 4-5 32. Laimbeer 3-11 2-2 8, Long 10-17 2-4 23, Thomas 8-15 4-4 20, Johnson 3-8 0-0 6, Cureton 3-3 0-0 6, Tyler 4-7 0-0 8, Jones 0 0-0 0. Totals 54-9812-15121. MILWAUKEE (130): Cummings 14-24 1-1 29, Pressey 8-12 4-5 20. Litter 8-10 2-4 18.
Hodges 5-13 6-8 17, Moncriel 6-12 54 17, Pierce 5-9 4-6 14, Grevey 5-6 0-0 10, Breuer 1-3 1-4 3, Davis 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 53-91 23-34 130. Detroit Milwaukee 35 28 26 34 121 34 23 32 41 130 Three-point goals Long, Hodges. Fouled out Laimbeer. Rebounds Detroit 54 (Laimbeer 12), Milwaukee 42 (Lister 13).
Assists Detroit 34 (Thomas 20), MitwauKir 31 (Hodges, Moncriel 6). Total Detroit 26, Milwaukee 16. A 11,052. HAWKS 100, KNICKS 71 ATLANTA (100): Levlngston 9-16 4-5 22. WiHuns 7-21 4-4 18t Rollins 2-6 2-2 6.
E.Johnson 6-17 4-5 16, Rivers 1-5 10-11 12. Willis 3-10 0-0 6, Glenn 0-2 2-2 2. Hastings 2-4 1-2 5, Carr 2-4 5-6 9, Brown 1-6 2-2 4. Totals 33-91 34-39 100. NEW YORK (70): Orr 2-1 5 5-6 9.
E.Wil-kins 3-4 1-2 8, Bannister 2-7 5-8 9, Tucker 1-9 0-2, Walker 5-11 8-10 18, Bailey 0-4 3-4 3, Grunlek) 4-11 6-7 14, Sparrow 2-6 4-4 6, Carter 3-7 2-4 8. Cav snail 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 22-76 35-47 79. Atlanta New York 36 IS 27 20 100 10 23 19 18 79 Fouled out Grunfeld. Rebounds Atlanta 74 (Levingston 13), New York 55 (Walker, Grunfeld 7).
Assists Atlanta 18 (Johnson 11). New York 10 (Walker 4). Total touls Atlanta 33, New York 34. A 7,619 NUGGETS 110, SUNS 103 DENVER (110): English 14-25 3-3 31, Natl 8-12 7-11 23, Cooper 7-11 2-2 16, Lever 5-14 1-1 11, Dunn 3-8 0-0 6, Evans 2-5 1-2 5. Hanzlik 3-9 0-2 6, Issel 1-6 4-4 6, Turner 3-4 0-0 6 Totals 46-94 18-25 110.
PHOENIX (103): Adams 11-24 9-10 31, Sanders 5-12 2-2 12, Jones 4-11 1-2 9, Humphries 5-13 4-5 14, Macy 7-12 0-1 14, Foster 1-7 2-2 4, Piftman 6-10 1-2 13, Scott 3-4 0-0 6. Totals 42-94 19-24 103. 32 32 16 28 110 26 25 36 14 103 Phoenix Three-point goals None Fouled out None. Rebounds Denver 52 (English 9), Phoenix 60 (Adams 13). Assists Denver 29 (Lever 11) Phoenix 32 (Adams 11).
Total fouls Denver 25, Phoenix 24. TechnicalsPhoenix Coach McCleod. A 12.672. SUPERSONICS 119, JAZZ 118 SEATTLE (119): Chambers 12-22 9-10 34, McCormick 4-9 5-5 13, Brickowski 1-5 0- 2 2, Wood 14-24 4-5 32, Henderson 9-15 0-0 20, King 2-5 1-2 5, Sundvold 2-6 0-0 4. Sobers 4-6 1-2 9.
Blackwell 00 00 0. Totals 48-92 20-26 119. UTAH (118): Oantley 11-21 12-13 34, Bailey 6-10 3-4 15, Eaton 1-4 0-0 2, Green 1- 7 1-2 3, Griffith 13-25 3-5 30. Wilkms 8-10 6-7 22. Roberts 3-4 2-3 8, Stockton 2-2 0-0 4, Paultz 0-1 0-0 0.
Totals 45-64 27-34 118. 31 40 26 22 lit 34 32 2S 27 118 Three-point goals Henderson 2, Chambers, Griffith. Fouled out None. Rebounds Seattle 50 (Wood 8). Utah 46 (Eaton 9).
Assists Seattle 28 (Henderson 9), Utah 25 (Green 13). Total fouls Seattle 28, Utah 23. A 9,250. WARRIORS 113, ROCKETS 108 HOUSTON (108): McCray 5-11 2-4 12, Sampson 7-14 5-8 19, Olajuwon 11-16 4-6 26, Hollins 5-9 0-2 10. Lloyd 7-14 1-2 15, Wiggins 3-7 0-0 6, Micheaux 0-1 0-0 0, Lucas 3-9 3-4 10, Raid 5-6 0-0 10.
Totals 46-87 15-26 108. GOLDEN STATE (113): Short 12-24 3-8 27, Smith 8-16 5-6 21, Whitehead 7-13 00 14, Floyd 6-15 2-2 14, Wilson 2-4 0-0 4, Johnson 4-13 8-10 16, Conner 4-8 2-2 10, Teagle 2-5 3-4 7, Aleksinas 0-0 0-0 0, Plummer 0-1 00 0. Totals 45-99 23-32 113. Houston GoWen State 33 28 28 22108 27 27 30 29113 Three-point goals Lucas. Fouled out None.
Rebounds Houston 51 (Sampson 12), Golden State 64 (Smith 16). Assists Houston 27 (Hollins 8), Golden State 24 (Short 6). Total fouls-Houston 24, Golden State 20. TechnicalsHouston head coach Fitch. A 10,322.
Seattle Utah Isrs Oviedo: Merchant 3-3; Ferguson 2-3. HR, RBI; Lowrie 2-4. 2 RBIs: Lake Brantley: Beaty 3-3, HR; Bass 2-3, HR; Davis 3-4, 2 2Bs. LYMAN 12, TRINITY PREP 10 Trinity Lyman 171 000 1 10 2 011 2441 12 0 2 Garan, Evans (2), Urbach (S) and Cran-vllle; Baker, Meyer (2), Overstreet (2), Whittington (4), Stevens (6), Baker (6), Li-vernois (7) and Odom. Hitters Lyman: Livernois 3-4, 2 2Bs, 4 RBIs; Brubakar 2-4, 2B; M.
Henley 2-4, 3 RBIs. Today's games FLORIDA COLLEGES Stetson at Florida A8.M, 2 p.m. Grace at Rollins, 3 30 p.m. Florida Atlantic at University of Central Florida, 7 p.m. Tulane at Florida State, 7 p.m.
Miami at Oklahoma tournament Continental Basketball Association Playoffs CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Game 1: Tampa Bay 123. Detroit 119 THURSDAY'S RESULT Game 2: Detroit 146, Tampa Bay 139, Series tied 1-1. Winter Haven Invitational AT WINTER HAVEN FINAL RESULTS Team: Orlando Oak Ridge (OR) 69; Lakeland Lake Gibson (LG) 51; Orlando Evans (Ev) 47; Winter Haven (WH) 42; Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley (LB) 37; Winter Garden West Orange (WO) 30, Lake Mary (LM) 26; Haines City (HC) 19; Orlando Edgewater (Ed) 17; Orlando Colonial (Col) 11; Lakeland Kathleen (Kath) 11; Lakeland (L) 10; Auburndale (A) Orlando Lake Highland Prep (LHP) San-lord Seminole (SS) Frostproof (Fr) 7. Individual: 440 Relay 1. Winter Haven 42.8; 2.
Evans; 3. Kathleen; 4. Oak Ridge: 5. Haines City; 6. West Orange.
120 High Hurdles 1. Reese (OR) 14 2. C.White (WO) 14.4; 3. Windom (Ev). 100 meters 1.
Frazier (WH) 10.5; 2. Baker (LG); 3. Godfrey (LG); 4 Friendly (LB). 440 1. Burns (Ev) 49.7; 2.
Verbal (Col) 49.8; 3. Emmons (LB); 4. Lee (OR); 1801. White (OR) 2. Mondo (LB) 1:57.5: Mile Medley Relay 1.
Oak Ridge 2. Lake Gibson; 3. Edge-water: 4. Haines City; 5. Lake Brantley; 6.
West Orange; 220 1 Frazier (WH) 22.0; 2. Godfrey (LG); 3. Friendly (LB); 2-Mlle 1. Penick (SS); 2. Shook (HC); 3.
Rau (Ed); Mile relay 1. Oak Ridge 2. Lake Gibson; 3. Evans; 4. Lake Brantley; 5 Kathleen; 6 Edgewater; Shot put 1.
McGriff (WH) 54-5; 2. Pooser (WH); 3. Rivera (Ev); Discus 1. Thompson (LG) 160-0; 2. Johnson (OR) 150-2; Pole Vault 1.
Holloway (LHP) 14-Vi; Triple lump 1 Reese (OR) 45-1 1 2. White (OR) 42-6; 3. Dexter (WO); Long lump 1. Dexter (WO); High jump 1. Harper (Fr) 6-6.
Mile 1. Pitts (LG). 330 Hurdles 1. White (WO). At Daytona Beach Thursday night First game 7Echea-Tony 14.60 44 40.
8 Glenn-Vrvanco 4.80 5 Zugaza-Pecina 0 (7-8) 99.80; 12 (7-8-5) 1920.60 Second game 2 Tino-Vivanco 9.00 4 80 5 Ramon-Victor H. 4.60 7 Zuqaza-lsidro 580 340 6.20 4.20 360 540 (2-5) 33.20; (2-5) 141.00; (Z-S-7) 573.40; DD (7-2) 358.80 Third game 2Tino-Larrl 17.20 4 60 3 40 3 Glenn-Trejo 8 40 3.40 7 Zugaza-Victor 3 00 0 (2-3) 38 60; (2-3) 18.20; 12 (2-3-7) 177.60 Fourth game 7Echea 11.40 6 00 4 40 5 Treio 9.60 4.40 2 Isidro 3 20 (5-7) 41.00; (7-1) 17.20; 12 (7-5-2) 603.40 Fifth game 7 Trani-Arrieta II 16 60 8 00 4 80 2 Aperribay-Coro 12 80 6 60 5 Echea-Victor 7 40 0 (2-7) 51.80; (7-2) 241.50; 12 (7-2-5) 576.00 Sixth game 6Napa-Andre 13 00 7 20 5 40 2 Zubi-Oiaga II 7.80 4 60 4 Apraiz-Vallejo 2 80 0 (2-6) 54.00; (6-2) 147.90; 12 (6-2- 4) 243.40 Seventh game 3 Santl-Vivanco 12 40 5.00 3.20 PGA Greater Greensboro Open AT GREENSBORO, N.C. FIRST ROUND Jeff Sluman 33-3366 Sandy Lyle 32-3567 Joey Sindelar 31-3768 DanPohl 35-3368 Bobby Clampett 32-3668 Roger Maltbie 34-3569 Lanny Wadkins 35-3469 JimNellord 33-3770 Rex Caldwell 37-3370 Phil Hanco*ck 36-3470 Jim Simons 35-35 70 Craig Stadler 34-3670 Ray Floyd 35-3570 JackRenner 35-3570 Steve Liebler 32-3870 Jodie Mudd 36-3470 Phil Blackmar 34-3670 Willie Wood 35-3671 Payne Stewart 35-3671 Brad Faxon 36-3571 Buddy Gardner 35-3671 LonHinkle 34-3771 Bill Kratzert 37-3471 Woody Blackburn 36-3571 IsaoAoki 33-3871 Lance Ten Broeck 35-3671 Ken Green 36-3571 Vance Heafner 36-3571 Doug Tewell 35-3671 Andy North 36-3672 Ron Streck 34-3872 Bob Boyd 36-3672 David Frost 37-3572 Mark Brooks 35-3772 Dave Eichelberger 36-3672 Fuzzy Zoeller 37-3572 Fred Couples 35-3772 Tom Purtzer 35-3873 Leonard Thompson 35-3873 John Cook 36-3773 Mike Nicolette 35-3873 Andy Magee 36-3773 Brett Upper 35-3873 Clarence Rose 36-3773 MikeReid 35-3873 Ian Baker-Finch 37-3673 Richard Zokol 36-3773 Scott Simpson 36-3773 Bob Gilder 36-3773 Nick Faldo 37-3673 Russ Cochran 38-3573 Danny Edwards 38-3573 Gary Pinna 36-3773 Bill Glasson 36-3773 Loren Roberts 41-3576 Tommy Nakajima 39-3776 Mick Soli 37-3976 Dennis Trixler 37-3976 Bob Leaver 38-3876 Jay Delsing 36-4076 Mike Donald 37-3976 Tommy Valentine 41-3576 MarkPteil 38-38-76 Jim Thorpe 39-3877 Jim Colbert 39-3877 Robin Byrd 41-3677 BradFabel 38-3977 BobLohr 37-4077 Peter Oosterhuis 37-4077 J.C. Snead 40-3777 Morris Hatalsky 39-3877 Howard Twitty 38-3977 Mark Wiebe 40-3777 Tom Sieckmann 36-4177 Mike Bright 39-3877 Dave Whitfield 39-3877 JeffCoston 38-3977 AIGeiberger 38-4078 Scott Hoch 38-4078 David Thore 38-4078 Ralph Landrum 39-3978 Chris Perry 39-3978 Steve Pate 38-4078 Skeeter Heath 37-4178 Dave Lundstrom 37-4178 BobWrenn 39-3978 Ivan Smith 41-3879 Ken Brown 38-4179 Larry Mize 40-3979 Gary McCord 37-4279 Greg Twiggs 41-3879 Tom Lehman 40-3979 LPGA Nabisco Dinah Shore Tournament AT RANCHO MIRAGE, CALIF. FIRST ROUND Myra Blackwelder 34-34 68 Jane Crafter 35-34 69 Patty Sheehan 33-3669 Judy Clark 34-3569 Alice Miller 35-3570 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 34-3670 Pat Bradley 36-3470 Rosie Jones Tern Luckhurst 35-3570 Betsy King 36-3470 Becky Pearson 35-3570 JaneGeddes 36-3571 Jan Stephenson 36-3571 JaneBlalock 36-3571 Jackie Bertsch 36-3571 Marta Figueras-Dotti 35-3671 Donna Capom 35-3671 Barbara Moxness 34-3771 Laun Peterson 35-3772 Silvia Bertolaccini Beth Daniel 37-3572 Kathy Whitworth 36-3672 Cindy Hill 36-3672 Denies Stretng 36-3672 Chris Johnson 36-3672 VickiFergon 36-3672 Hollis Stacy 36-3672 Thursday's results College Florida State 18, Jacksonville 9 UCF 10-6, Calvin 9-3 Florida International 11-5, FAMU 6-0 Junior college Santa Fe 18, Valencia 6 Central Florida 12, Seminole 7 High school Oviedo 8, Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley 7 Longwood Lyman 12, Orlando Trinity Prep 10 Colonial Classic Lake Mary 16, Winter Park 9 Winter Haven 15, Auburndale 13 Lake Mary 1 1 Orlando Boone 1 5 inn.
Orlando Oak Ridge 1 3, Winter Haven 4 Apopka 16, Orlando Edgewater 1 1 Linescores College UCF 10-6, CALVIN 9-1 Calvin (Mich.) Central Florida 0131220 1 9 4 301 2041 10 10 3 Boverhof, Dieleman (5) and Klooster-man, Rinckey (5); Wells, Neild (4), Swan-eon (5), Chandler (7) and Yochem, Cable (7). Hitters Calvin: Kloosterman 2-5, 2B, RBI; Fletcher 2-2; Sprecher 2-2, 3B, RBI; Albrecht 2-4, 2 RBIs; UCF: Barker 3-4, 3B; Cable 3B, 3 RBIs. Calvin (Mich.) Central Florida 002 0100 3 8 1 310 020 1 11 1 Montsma, Engelsman (5) and Rinckey; Craftand Cable Hitters Calvin: Rinckey 3-4, 2 2Bs, RBI: UCF: McHugh 2-4, 2B, RBI; Barker 3-4; Blue 2-2. Records Calvin 2-7, UCF 44-20-1 Junior college SANTA FE 11, VALENCIA 1 Santa Fe Valencia 114 017 004 11 17 2 002 000 310 1 10 1 WoHord, Gams (7) and Dekock; Tromb-ley, Bnasseur (7) and Fleishman. Hitters Santa Fe: Dekock 3-4 HR 3B 3RBI, Woodward 2-5 RBI; Valencia: Barefoot 2-4 2 RBI, Gierke 2-3 RBI, Stevanus 1-3 3B RBI Records Santa Fe: 18-13, 8-4.
Valencia: 22-13, 4-9. CENTRAL FLORIDA 12, SEMINOLE 7 Seminole 201 000 220 7 12 4 Central Florida 151 000 32x 12 15 1 Soyer, Walker (2), Malay (3), Barefoot (7), Bell (8), Stripp (8) and Sawyer; Fus-sell, Vincent (7), Peterson (8) and Gonzalez: Hitters Seminole: J. Smith 2-4, HR, 2 RBIs, Sawyer 2-4, 2B, 2 RBIs. Looper 3-5, 3B. Songini HR; Central Florida: Soder-holm 2-5, 2B, 2 RBIs, M.
Smith 4-5, 1 RBI, Hepburn 3-5, 2B, 3B, 2 RBIs, Edwards 3-5, 3B, 1 RBI, Snetl 3-5, 2 2B; Records Seminole: 20-15-1, 6-7. Central Florida: 25-16. 9-3. High school APOPKA 16, EDGEWATER 11 Apopka Edgewater 021 425 2 16 11 4 140 610 0 11 11 1 Cousins. Ussrey (4), Oxley (6) and Low-man; LeClerc, Davis (6) and Harger; Hitlers Apopka: Lowman 2-3 2 RBIs, Jackson 2-6 2b 2 RBIs.
Hinde 2-3, Oxley 3 RBIs, Ussrey 2-3, Andrews 2b; Edgewater: LeClerc 2-5, Davis 3-3 HR 2b 4 RBIs, Wright 2-5 HR 2 RBIs; Records Apopka 19-5. Edgewater 10-13. LAKE MARY 16, WINTER PARK 1 Lake Mary Winter Park 114 133 1 16 11 3 111 301 2 I 12 4 HyseH and Metz; Wagonhauser, Jack (5). Scarlett (6) and Lee; Hitters Lake Mary: Lisle 3-5, Underwood 2B, Metz 2-4 HR, Grayson 3-5 HR, 3 RBIs, Nathanson 2- 4. Hill 3-4, Molle 2-2: Winter Park: Madill 3- 4 2B, Wagonhouser 2-4, Ricardi HR, Fleming 2-3, Crane 2-4; Records Lake Mary 17-5, Winter Park 18-8.
LAKE MARY 11, BOONE 1 Boone Lake Mary 100 00 1 1 1 321 5x 11 9 0 Faucette, Chambers (1), Ellis (4) and Hudson; Flaherty and Lisle; Hitters Boone: Gay 2b; Lake Mary: Lisle 2-3, Let-teno HR, Underwood 2-3 HR. Metz 2-2 2b, HR; Records Boone 18-6, Lake Mary 18-5. OAK RIDGE 13, WINTER HAVEN 4 Oak Ridge Winter Haven 112 221 4 13 15 2 110 1001 4 7 1 Copley and Hurst; Dailey, Tatum (5) and Jackson Hitters Oak Ridge: Quirk 2B, Colson HR, Foget 2-5, Engleman 2-5 3 RBI, Hurst 2-5 2B, Hernandez 2-4, Harris 2-4 2B, Copley 2B; Winter Haven: Shipman 3-4 2B, Reynolds HR, Records: Oak Ridge 7-15, Winter Haven 11-15. OVIEDO LAKE BRANTLEY 7 Oviedo 004 121 0 1 11 0 030 0401 7 12 2 Kewley. Bowers (3), Duncan (5) and Hofmann; Smith, Lusk (3) and Patten.
Hit- fishing 'forecast Juli Inkster 36-3773 PattiRizzo 35-3873 Vicki Alvarez 36-3773 Dot Germain 36-3773 Robin Walton 37-3673 Laurie Rinker 34-3973 Amy Alcott 34-3973 JoAnne earner 36-3773 Sally Little 36-3773 Kathy Hite 37-3673 Jane Lock 37-3673 Vicki Singleton 33-4073 Sherri Turner 37-3673 PamGietzen 35-3873 Alexandra Reinhardt 34-3973 Charlotte Montgomery 38-3573 Janet Anderson 36-3773 Penny Pulz 36-3773 Debbie Massey 37-3774 Jerilyn Bntz 38-3674 Bonnie Lauer 37-3774 Carole Charbonnier 40-3474 Susie Berning 38-36 74 Stephanie Farwig 35-3974 Jody Rosenthal 35-3974 Kathryn Young 36-3874 Janet Coles 38-367 Marlene Hagge 40-3575 Val Skinner 37-3875 Martha Nause 37-3875 Cathy Morse 39-3675 Lynn Adams 38-3775 DaleEggeling 36-3975 Cathy Marino 38-3775 Patty Hayes 35-4075 Deb Richard 37-3875 Donna While 36-3975 Sally Quinlan 37-3875 Lori Garbacz 38-3876 Jo Ann Prentice JoAnnWasham 39-3776 Dale Raid 35-4176 Sharon Barrett 38-3876 Judy Ellis 38-3876 DianneDailey 36-4076 Nancy Lopez 35-4176 Connie Chillemi 38-3876 Lauren Howe 36-4076 Anne-Marie Palli 35-4176 Maria Combs 38-3876 Betty Burfeindt 39-3776 Beth Solomon 39-3776 Nancy Rubin 39-3776 Laura Cole 38-3876 Ayako Okamoto 37-3976 Cathy Reynolds-Derouaux 37-4077 Barb Bunkowsky 36-4177 Pat Meyers 36-4177 Cathy Mant 39-3877 Carole Jo Callison 38-3977 Karen Permezel 36-4177 Lenore Muraoka 37-4077 Kathy Baker High school boys ST. CLOUD 176, EUSTIS 202, LEESBURG 210 At Stiver Lake C.C., Par 35 St Cloud: Henning 38, Piotrowski 46, Vogelsang 47, Clark 47. Eustls: Sandell 41, Price 54, Hibbard 52, Rety 55. Leesburg: Isbill 41, White 53, Franklin 53, Pridgeon 63. Records: St.
Cloud 10-4. Eustis 5-2, Leesburg 3-10. USFL EASTERN CONFERENCE Pet PF PA Birmingham 5 1 0 .833 161 118 Tampa Bay 4 2 1 .667 161 136 New Jersey 3 3 0 .500 141 156 Memphis 3 4 0 .429 140157 Baltimore 2 3 1 .417 1 09 90 Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 141 177 Orlando 1 1 0 .143 120193 WESTERN CONFERENCE Houston 5 1 0 .833 203132 Oakland 4 1 1 .750 158130 Anzona 4 2 0 .667 135 93 Denver 4 2 0 .667 133126 Portland 2 4 0 .333 81 125 San Antonio 2 4 0 .333 79119 Los Angeles 1 5 0 .167 124147 THURSDAY'S RESULT Orlando 28, Memphis 17 SATURDAY'S GAMES Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, I p.m. Oakland at Portland. 9 p.m.
SUNDAY'S GAMES Birmingham at San Antonio, 2:30 p.m. Houston at New Jersey, 2:30 p.m. Baltimore at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Super BASS IV Tournament AT PALATKA SECOND-DAY RESULTS 1. Jeff Van Horn, Palatka, Thursday's catch: 17 pounds.
0 ounces. Two-day total: 32 pounds 6 ounces; 2. Guido Hib-don, Versailles, 18-4, 31-0: 3. Mickey Bruce, Buford, 11-10, 25-7; 4. Larry Parker.
East Palatka, 10-15. 25-1; 5. Edward Schlein, Leesburg, 10-7. 24-15; 6. Lendell Martin Nacogdoches, Texas, 11-0.
24-6: 7. John McLeod. Ocala. 19-4, 24-2; 8. Terry Smith, Orange.
9-15, 23-14; 9. Carl Wagner, Kenansvilie, 13-0, 23-4; 10. Hank Parker, Denver, N.C.,8-1, 23-2: Max Branyon's WALES CONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 7Rio-Tony 11.40 440 5 Dan-Arrieta II 7 80 0 (3-7) 43.60; (3-7) 245.70; 12 (3-7-5) 552.00 Eighth game 6Trani 10.00 1140 8.00 5Vallejo 13.20 8 20 1 Zubi 13 00 (5-6) 155.80; (6-5) 370.50; 12 (6-5- 1) 855.80 Ninth game 8 Apraiz-Andre 15.80 8 20 8 00 4 Oscar-Diaga II 4 80 3.40 1 Santi-Sotozabal 6 20 0 (4-8) 29.00; (1-4) 117.00; 12 (8-4- 10th game 7 Arano-Davezac 10 60 4.00 3 40 2 Santi-Rodollo 4.20 4 00 5 Napa-Solozabal 2 80 (2-7) 40.60; (7-2) 162.00; 12 (7-2- 5) 199.20; Plc-6 (7-6-3-6-8-7) 3 of 6 51 Carryover 140,846.00 11th game 6 Rio-Solozabal 11.20 1280 6.20 4 Apraiz-Olano 9.80 5.00 5 Napa-Rodolfo 6.20 (4-6) 62.80; 12 (6-4-5) 1838.20 12th game 6 Oscar 13.20 5 80 3.20 2 Dan 6.00 2 80 7 Napa 2 40 0 (2-6) 33.40; (6-2) 93.60; 12 (6-2-7) 1849.20; Double (4-6) (2-6) 759.00 13th game 3 Mutilla-Vallejo 12.60 3.40 340 1 Santi-Olano 5.20 4 60 5 Apraiz-Gerardo 4 20 (1-3) 34.40; (3-1) 59.10; 12 (3-1-5) 438.60 A Handle: 1146,455 At Sanford-Orlando Thursday night lst-516, 31.01 4CollenTrue 4.60 3 20 2 40 7 Just Honest John 6.80 3.20 5 Joe Cayote 2.80 0 (4-7) 33.60; (4-7) 40.40; (4-7-S) 163.80 2nd-38, 38.69 1 Peggy Mo 8.40 4 00 3.20 7 Kim Babe 5 00 3 40 8 Tri Axle Angie 3.60 (1-7) 18.80; (1-7) 42.40; (1-7-8) 129.80; DD (4-1) 35.40 3rd-516, 31.11 4 Quack Attack 6.40 3 40 2 40 8 Rocky Flight 8.00 3.80 1 MO'S Belle Toles 3.60 (4-8) 24.00; (4-8) 38.60; (4-8-1) 189.00 4th-S16, 11.38 2 Gentle Jo Mo 4.60 4 20 2.60 5 MH Winn Song 7.80 5 00 8 Jayjays Spirit 5 60 (2-5) 38.20; (2-5) 36.00; (2-5-8) 355.40 lth-516, 31.49 2 Mingo's Bamboo 6.00 3 40 2.40 7 Male Tracker 20.00 7.00 8 Lon Tee 3 00 (2-7) 38.00; (2-7) 64.60; (2-7-1) 214.00 lth-516, 0:11.34 2 Grandma Coffee 9.40 3 80 2.80 3 Injun Squaw 5.00 2 80 1 Win Wild Star 2.80 0 (2-3) 25.60; (2-3) 37.00; (2-3-1) 136.60 7th-516, SO 92 6 Derby Dabby 27.60 7.20 5 00 2 Blooms 4.20 2 80 8 Billy's Still 5.20 0 (2-6) 60.20; (6-2) 120.20; (6-2-8) 576.20 8th-38, 11.51 4 Tattered Rose 7.80 4 00 2 60 3 Scotty's Shadow 10.60 5 00 8 Jackson Bow 3 20 (3-4) 38.00; (4-3) 70.00; (4-1-8) 278.60 lth-516, 11.19 3 Hello Missy 11.40 4.60 2 80 2 Bill's Will 4 20 2 80 5 Tipton Snake 2 20 (2-3) 32.60; (3-2) 94.20; (3-2-5) 156.80 10th-38, 38.71 6 Shane Man 9.20 5 80 3 20 2 Computer Chip 3.00 2 60 7 Savage Dude 3 40 0 (2-6) 15.80; (1-2) 13.40; (6-2-7) 141.80 31.20 SSprlttle 11.40 9 20 1020 7 Automotion 6.60 4 80 1 Hood River Denny 3 40 0 (7-8) 47.80; (8-7) 63.40; (1-7-1) 281.40; Pic Sis (2-6-4-3-6-6); 10 winners; 1 of 1 1 Carryover 157,306.00 1201-116, 31.82 8 BB Bullet 10 40 5 80 3 80 1 Saddle And Saber 8 20 9 20 5 Divine Daisy 6 20 0 (1-1) 45.80; (1-1) 154.40; (8-1-5) 465.80 13th-3l, 31.29 3 I'm Buckshot 4.20 3 20 2 40 4 Manatee Bourbon 31.20 02 40 2 RS Ed Choctaw 2 60 0 (3-4) 34.10; (3-4) 54 60; (1-4-2) 141 60; Big 0 (18-3AII) 46.20 (1MAII) 171.60 A Handle: 1331,103 Soiunar Tables A.M. P.M. Mln.
Maj. Mln. Ma. Today 4:40 10:55 145 11:20 Saturday 1:35 11:50 6-00 Sunday 6:30 12:20 7:05 12:50 Monday 7:35 1:25 7:10 1:55 Tuesday 135 2:25 9-10 255 Wed'dey 1:40 1:30 10:11 4:00 Thursday 10:45 4:35 11:20 55 Tides Low PATRICK DIVISION NORRIS DIVISION Pts GF GA Pts GF GA y-Philadelphia 52 20 7 111 342 240 x-St. Louis 35 31 12 82 289 280 x-Washington 44 25 9 97 308 233 x-Chicago 37 35 6 80 304 296 x-NY Islanders 40 34 5 85 343 304 x-Detroit 27 40 11 65 306 349 X-NY Rangers 26 43 10 62 294 342 x-Mmnesota 25 42 12 62 265 317 Pittsburgh 24 49 5 53 269 371 Toronto 20 50 8 48 250 348 New Jersey 22 47 9 53 258 335 SMYTHE DIVISION ADAMS DIVISION Pts GF GA Pts GF GA y-Edmonton 49 19 10 108 391 287 x-Montreal 40 27 11 91 300 254 x-Winnipeg 42 27 9 93 348 323 x-Quebec 40 29 9 89 318 272 x-Calgary 41 27 10 92 354 293 x-BuffalO 37 27 14 88 281 230 x-Los Angeles 33 32 13 79 331 319 x-Boston 35 34 9 79 294 282 Vancouver 25 45 8 58 277 393 Hartford 29 40 9 67 265 313 y-clinched division title x-clinched playoff berth WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 5, New Jersey 0 Minnesota 9, Toronto 7 Calgary 5, Vancouver 3 Hartford 2, Washington 0 Philadelphia 3, NY Islanders 0 Montreal 7, Quebec 1 NY Rangers 5, St.
Louis 4 TODAY'S GAMES Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Is. Boston 5, Buffalo 3 Thursday's summaries WHALERS 2, CAPITALS 0 Washington Hertford 0 0 0 0 1 i i First Period 1, Hartford. Malone 22 (Quenneville.
Robertson), 4:36 Second Penod 2, Ferraro 10 (Browns-. chidle). 3:09. Third Period None Shots on goal Washington 13-10-1 7 40. Hartford 6-7-518.
Goalies Washington, Riggin (18 shote-16 saves). Hartford, Liut (40-40). BRUINS SABRES Buffalo 0 12-3 1 I 1 -1 First Period 1, Boston, Middleton 28 (Bourque. Thelin), 13 42 (pp) 2. Boston.
Middleton 29 (Keeper), 18 53 (sh). Second Period 3, Boston, Bourque 19. 6 29. 4. Buffalo, McKenna 18 (Orlan- do, Hamel).
9 57 (pp) 5, Boston, Courtnall 12 (Thelin), 17:12. Third Penod 6, Boston, Bourque 20 '(Lmsem*n Crowder) 0 22 7. Buffalo. Mc-' Kenna 19 (Ramsey. Hamel).
1020 8. Bui-tak. Rufl 12 (Perreault. Playfair), 19 37. Shot 00 Goal Buffalo 14-11-13 38.
Monte Carlo Open AT MONTE CARLO. MONACO THIRD ROUND Ivan Lendl Jan Gurmarason. 6-3. 7-5; Francesco CanceUorti Joakim Nystrom, 6-2. 7-5.
Tomas Smd Jose Higueras. 6--3. 6-3: Litoor Pmsk Merim Jaite 6-1. 6- Mats Wilander Victor Pecci. 6-3.
6-3. Volvo Chicago Tournament AT CHICAGO SECONOROUNO Slnglso. Paul Amacone Jonan Knek. 2-6 7-5 6-4. Doubles Franciaco Gonzalez-Matt Mitchell Many Davie-Chns Dunk.
6-3. 6-7 (9-7), 6-1: Ken Fiaeh-Robert Seguso Tracy Deiatte-Ben Teeterman, 7-5, 6-3. Ford National Mixed Doubles Championships AT PALM BEACH GARDENS QytaiUnala Mary PreM-Dave Tober Laura-Marc Berke. 6-4. 6-0 Stacey win-Paul Staples d.
Xaoh Tnmmer-Steve Frandson. 6-4. 4-6, 7-6; Carol Sohwab-' Mark Hoegemann d. Carol Hyiton-BiH Cote 7-5. 7-6 (7-5): Bobbi Decker Ingnd Riester-Rob Coleman, 6-.
4 3-6. 7-6 (7-3) teHwnels. PreM-Tober rrwin-Sta-- p'es 6-0. 6-2: Schweb-Hoegemann Damei-Oecker 6-3. 6-0 19:28 (pp).
Third Period 7, Montreal, Turcotte 7 (Kurvers, Chelios), 15:39 (pp). 8, Montreal. Nilan 21 (Carbonneau). 1723. Shots on goal Quebec 10-5-1126.
Montreal 16-9-8-t33. Goalies Quebec, Sevigny (25 shots-20 saves), Gossehn (8-6). Montreal, Penney (26-25). A 18,084. RANGERS 8, BLUES 4 NY Rangers St Louis 2 10-6 1 0 3 4 First Penod 1, New York, Wiemer 7 (Brooke, Fotiu).
1:43 2, New York, Osborne 4 (Rogers. J. Petnck), 4 02. 3, St. Louis, Mullen 37 (Bothwell.
Cyr), 5:08 Second Period 4, New York, Sand-Strom 29 (Wiemer. Rogers), :49. 5. New York, Hedberg 19 (Miller, Pavelich). 16 31 (pp) 6.
New York. Hedberg 20 (Pavelich. Ruotsalainen). 1905 (pp) Third Period 7. St Louis, Mullen 38 (Sutter.
Federko), 15:41 (pp). 8. St Louis. Paslawski 22 (Pettersson. Wilson), 17:11.
9. St Louis, Sutter 37 (Levie, Mullen), 18 38. Shots on goal New York 5-10-722. St Louis 21-12-8 41. Goalie New York, Henlon (41 shots-37 saves); St.
Louis, Mnien (22-17). A 12.326. Magnus Tideman (7) Kim Forsythe. 6-4, 4 6 7-5; Frank Puncec Carlos Gomez, 6-3. DOUBLES Second round: Ernie Femandaz-Acuna (1) SatM) AbdullahKloe Ragiand.
6-4, 6- Scheiionger-Paul Chambenam (7) d. Ota Maimqvist-Jensen. 4-6. 6-2. 7-6 (7-5); Cartsson-Tideman (3) Mark Groetech-Puncec.
6-3, 7-5. Dungo-Forsythe Fred Pemn-Nunn. 6-4. 7-6 (7-3); Michael Rob-ertson-Evernden (6) Josh Samer-Jon Sorbo. 6-4, 6-4: Van Winnsky-Enk Vent Hot (4) Gabriet Mettoe-Meht Ampon, 7-6.
4-6. 7-5: El Mehmy-Teecher (8) Na-rmy-W Often. 6-3. 7-5; Derek Tarr-Le-vme (2) Mark Witsken-Randy Druz. 6-3.
7- 5. Old Spice Classic AT GARDEN CITY. Y. FOURTH ROUNO 1. Mike Aulby.
Indianapolis. S-3 6.256 pins 2. Ammo Monaoe Venezuela 5-3. 6 004 3 Mark Witnams. Beaumont.
Texas. 4-4 5 960 4, Tony Caneeo. Chicago S-3, 5 933 Don Genelo Men. 4-3-1. 5.932 6 Charlie Tapp St Peul.
Minn 5-3 5 901: 7. OavO Oro Vjor. Texas. 7-1 5 900 I. John DiLuta.
Bant-more, 4-3-1 '5 882. Boston 10-7-1229 Goalies Buffalo, Sauve (29 shots-24 saves) Boston. Keans (38-35). A 12.895. FLYERS 3, ISLANDERS 0 NY Islanders 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 0 3 0 3 First Period None.
Second Penod 1, Philadelphia. Kerr, 54 (Poulin. 0 Smith). 0016 2, Philadelphia. Hospodar 3 (Propp, Kerr).
7 04. 3, Philadelphia. Bergen 9 (Simsalo, Cross-man). 14 00(pp). Third Period None.
Shots on Goal New York 16-9-934. Philadelphia 5-10-11 26 Goalies New York. Hrudey (26 sbote-23 saves) Philadelphia, Lindbergh (34-34) A 17,191. CANADIENS 7, NOROIOUES 1 Quebec Montreal 0 0 1 1 4 1-7 First Period 1, Montreal, Hunter 21 (Robinson. Smith), 14:36 (pp)2, Quebec, Sauve 12 (Maxwell.
Gouiet). 18 05 (pp) Second Period 2. Montreal. Tremblay 30 (Smith. Svoboda), 3 33 3.
Montreal, Carbonneau 21 (Nilan), 10 54 4, Montreal. Carbonneau 22 (Chelios). 15 01 (sh) 5, Montreal, Robinson 14 (Green, Smith), Head Easter Bowl AT MIAMI QUARTERFINALS GIRLS 18a Stephanie Rene Tnsha Laux. 6-1. 7-5; Kraten Dreyer Cathy HcHer.
6-4. 6-2: Marianne Werdei Nicole Arondt. 6-0. 7-6(7-2). Kerr Reiter Sonya Kaiazian.
7-5 6-2 BOYS 11a Jim Chride Richard Bavin, 6-4. 7-5; Forrest Hunt Doug Sachs, deteult; Mar Mance, Longwood. Todd Kros. 6-3. 5-7, 7-5.
Joey Biake Kip Brady. 6-3. 6-2 BOYS lie David Kanstoroom Malwai Washington, 7-6 (7-5). 7-5; Jeff Tarango Peter Sampras. 5-7, 6-4.
6-1; Tommy AJfano Lou Addesso, 34. 7-5. 7-5: Tom B-sck-more Glenn Solomon. 6-1. 6-4.
Orange Lake Men's Pro Championships AT ORANGE LAKE SINGLES Third round: Brian Teacher (i) Luke Jensen. 7-5, 6-3: Kelly Evomden (8) 6 Dan Narumy 6-7 (7-5). 6-4. 6-3 Ahmed El Menetmy Chuck Nunn 7-6 (7-4) 6-O. Chuck Wiftenoorg Perer Cansaon (6).
6-4. 3-6, 6-4. Craig MHter (5) Bnan Lewie (9). 6-3. 2-6.
6-1; P-iceroo Acuna (3) Norm ScheHenger, 7-6 (7-2). 7-6 (7-2), Trout fishing is picking up in both the Banana River and Indian River along the grass flats. Sebastian Inlet Snook fishing is best at night on the outgoing tide. Bucktail jigs, Bombers and Rebels are the most effective lures. Big blues also are hitting at night, but not in large numbers.
Bottom fishing yields mostly sheepshead and drum. Trout are just fair inside the rivers. Stuart-Fort Pierce: Sailfishing has been slow. Offshore trolling is best around 8-Mile Reef for dolphin and bonito. Try trolling swimming mullet for best results.
Lake County: Shellcracker fishing is really hot in most lakes except Dora and Eustis. Use live worms or crickets, and fish in the lily pads for limit catches of shellcrackers up to a pound each. Speckled perch fishing is good in Lake Dora just outside the grass line on live minnows. Bass fishing is slow in most lakes. SL Johns River.
Schooling bass are best around the Lemon Bluff area and Snake Creek. Best lures are top-water and plastic worms. A few largemouths are hitting live shiners. Grass beds along the souttvshore of Lake George also have been productive for anglers using live shiners. Bream fishing is fair in most parts of the river and connecting lakes.
Speck fishing is slow. Lake Tohopekaliga: Bass fishing has been slow. A few are hitting back in the weeds and lily pads on live shiners. Bream fishing also has been on the slow side but should improve any day. East Lake Tohopekaliga: Bass fishing has been good this week on the west side.
For best catches, troll large live shiners along the reed lines. Bluegill are starting to bed on the north side of the lake. Use live worms, and fish around the weeds. Orlando area: The Butler and Conway chains of lakes offer the best bass fishing. Fish just off the weedlines in Butler's Lake Down with plastic worms.
The bass are coming out of the hydrilla to hit the worms Try the shorelines with plastic worms or crankbaits in Conway. Bream are becoming more active in most area lakes and should improve with tonight's full moon. Gulf Coast If strong winds subside by the weekend, trout and grouper fishing could return to normal in the Gulf off hom*osassa River and Crystal River. Fish the Ship Rock and Bombing Range areas off hom*osassa in 8- to 10-foot water, and use live shrimp or jigs for best results. Grouper catches have been good farther out in 50-foot depths on jigs and cut bait.
Freshwater bass fishing is gooo on live shiners inside the rivers near the springs. Daytona Beach-New Smyrna Beach: Seas have been running 3 to 5 feet this week. Offshore anglers should hit king mackerel trolling spoons or jigs and ballyhoo around the Party Grounds and at East Ridge. Use a downrigger to get the baits down 10 feet for best results. Party boats are locating snapper, grouper and sea bass 20 to 25 miles offshore using cut bait and fishing on bottom.
Cobia are feeding closer to shore. Oak Hill: Guided parties are catching 30 to 60 trout per trip in the Indian River. They are using live shrimp and popping corks and fishing the grass flats in that area. Sport shrimpers were averaging 3-4 gallons per night until midweek, when the action slowed. It's a gamble, but fishingcould improve and remain good through tonight's full moon and a few days thereafter.
Check the low tide at Daytona Beach, high tide at Oak Hill for best time to start shrimping each night. Titusvllle: Trout are scattered along the grass flats and spoil islands. Use live shrimp, topwater lures or spoons for best results. Blues and whiting should be feeding in the surf. A few reds also can toe found feeding along the grass flats inside the river.
Port Canaveral: Blackfin tuna, dolphin and wahoo fishing is best in 120- to 350-foot water off Pelican Flats. Kings and billfish are slow, but fishing should improve for both species this month. Cqbia are feeding along the outside buoy lines on large live shrimp or sailor's choice. Blues, flounder and weakfish are hitting well inside the port around the Middle Basin. Weakfish prefer live shrimp, and flounder hit live shrimp and fingerling mullet.
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. DAYTONA BEACH Today 7:41 0:10 1:11 1:17 Saturday 139 902 Ml 124 Sunday 0-21 1:54 1:05 1:11 Monday 10:20 10:47 1:51 4 03 Tuooday 11:11 4:56 4:59 Wed day 11:45 12:12 1:59 1:50 Thursday 12:44 1:17 7 05 7:10 ADO MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Cocoa Peach 20 20 New Smyrna Beach 1 1 PORT CANAVERAL Today 7:40 8 02 1:10 1:21 Saturday 111 1:54 202 Ml Sunday 1:20 9 44 2:50 1:04 Monday 112 10:3 1:40 1:54, Tueedey 11-05 4:47 4:50 Wed day 11:17 12-04 1 50 1:50 Thursday 12M 1:0 6:54 71 ADO MINUTES FOFk HIGH LOW MofeourTn) 20 20 Vera Beech 1 Fort Pierce Inset 27 23 BAYPOHT Today 12:51 1:01 7:11 7 Saturday 1:44 7:41 124, Sunday 211 1:20 6 12 04 Monday 121 MS 137 9-54 Tueedey 4:12 2 43 0-02 1050 wad amy 5 It 112 0 37 Thursday 14i 1 44 11:54 ADO MINUTES FOP HIGH LOW Cedar Key Rtver Yankeetown Oasc AJ tows subfed Is wind oonrMone.
