THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN 16 Friday, April 28, 1989 Pitcher's Success Sounds Like a Broken Record Today Good Morning Minor League Baseball: 6:15 College Baseball: 1 p.m. Oklahoma JC at Butler County, p.m. Oklahoma State at Iowa Stale, doubleheader; 7 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma. Softball: Distrlct9 Championships, Hail of Fame Stadium.
Tennis: Big Eiahl Men's Championships, Oklahoma City Tennis Center; Tulsa men at Wichita State. Auto Racing: 7:30 p.m. State Fair Speedway. Golf: Cowgirl Classic at Oklahoma Slale. Track: Oklahoma State at Drake Relays, Des Moines, Iowa; Oklahoma State at Penn Relays.
Volleyball: High School State Championships. Chicago head coach Doug Collins on facing the Cleveland Cavaliers, who were 6-0 against the Bulls during the regular season, in the first round of the NBA playoffs: "7 like Ihe challenge of being the underdog. When you're backed in a corner, you know what you're made of. Until Ihey beat us three times, we're all even." quiet," Moore said. "I'd have hated for that to have been me and then someone come along and say, 'You doh have the But Moore's 50 victories were listed in the Sorth Carolina state record book, and soon the word was out.
Moore's record is in the process of being submitted to the National Federation of State High School Associations. Peters tied the record April 21 in a 3-1 victory over Katy Taylor High School. Peters pitched a two-hitter, struck out 12 and retired the last 15 batters in order. Peters, a senior who has agreed to attend Texas next fall, was 13-0 as a freshman, 15-0 as a sophom*ore and 14-0 as a junior, leading Brenham to state Class 4A titles each year. He's 8-0 so far this year.
He has four no-hitters, including back-to-back hitless victories this season. The national record for total career victories is 61 by Steve Streater, Sylva Webster, N.C., in 1974-77. Moore never pitched after high school. He lost the final two games of his career and finished 50-2. He walked on at Clemson and didn't make the team but remained as a student to get his degree rather than accept offers from smaller schools.
Tuning In Jon Peters of Brenham, Texas, will have the support of Tim Moore tonight when Peters tries to break Moore's national record of 50 consecutive high school pitching victories. Moore, now 27 and a management trainee at Carolina Freight Centers in Kings Mountain, N.C., will be in the stands at Brenham High School's baseball field when Peters goes for his 51st consecutive victory against Consolidated. "I hope Jon gets it, I wish him all the luck in the world," Moore said. "I didn't get much recognition for it until last year. I'm sorry it came at Jon's expense." Moore never knew that his 50 consecutive victories in 1977-1980 for McColl, S.C., was a national record until last year when stories started appearing about Peters setting the national record of 34 straight victories.
The National Federation of State High School Associations listed the national record at 33 victories by Mike Pill of West Covina, Calif. But a story in Sports Illustrated enlightened Moore of the record he'd set eight years earlier. "I really didn't know anything about it," Moore said. "Then I got a phone call one night, and a guy told me about the Peters story. Friday NBA Playoffs 7:05 p.m.
Boston at Detroit, WTBS. 9:30 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, WTBS. 10 p.m. Houston at Seattle, (joined in progress), WWLS M0 AM).
ivtaiar League Baseball 1:20 p.m. San Dleao at Chicago Cubs, WGN. 7:35 p.m.-Los Angeles ot St. Louis, KNOR (1400 AAA). Minor League Baseball 6:15 p.m.
Oklahoma City 89ers at Louisville, KXY (1340 "I didn't know what he was talking about. I looked through Faces in the Crowd. Then I saw the story, and I thought 'Oh, Moore's first reaction was to remain quiet and allow Peters to keep the record. "I didn't want to say anything, I was going to keep Sports line 478-ogoo Scoreboard 2:30 p.m. Las Vegas Invitational, ESPN.
Tennis Noon Championships, ESPN. Saturday NBA Playoffs 2:30 p.m.-Philadelphia at New York, WTV (95. 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, WTBS. Maior League Baseball 12:15 p.m.
Los Angeles at St. Louis, KTVY (4), KNOR (1400 M. 2:50 p.m. Detroit at Oakland, WWLS (640 AM). 6:30 p.m.
San Diego at Chicago Cubs, WGN. OSU, 6-3, 6-2. NU. def. Grant Willie Jonas Larsson, CU, del.
Pat Looney, MU, 6-3, 6-3. MOUNT UNION Named RonHoyt men's head basketball coach. NORTH CAROLINA Suspended Kennard Martin, running back. ROCHESTER Announced the resignation of George Perry, men's soccer coach, to accept the same position at St. Bonaventure.
SAM HOUSTON STATE Named 1 Venezia Trophy (Best goalkeeper) Kirk McLean, Vancouver; Patrick Roy, Montreal, and Mike Vernon, Calgary. Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best defensive forward) Guy Carbonneau, center, Montreal; Colin Patterson, right wing, Calgary, and Esa Tikkanen, left ving, Edmon- First Round: Carlos Fleming, KU. del. Rob Spears, ISU, 7-6, 6-3; Ken Minor League Baseball Louisville, KXY (1340 Mike Harwood, Australia Eduardo Romero, Argentina Malcolm Mackenzie, Britain.
Paul Kent, Britain Brian Marchbank, Scotland David Williams, Britain 6:55 p.m. Oklahoma City evers Maris, OU, 6-3, 6- Feuer, nu, act. Jeff Kochevar, CU, def. Andy Mater- J. 6-0.
6-1. basket- Debbie Adams women -72 34-36 '2 .25 Semifinals: Carlos Fleming, I Golf Youno, Scotland Pal Burns, Montreal; Terry Crisp, Calgary, and Bob McCammon, KEENELAND Exclusive Partner took Ihe lead with a quarter of a mile to go and fought off Yankee Affair In the stretch to win by three lengths in the Grade III Elkhorn Stakes. Exclusive Partner, ridden by Fernando Toro, ran the lVa mile race on turf in 1:50 2-5. The winner paid S9.80, S3.20 and S3. Yankee Affair, the 4-5 favorite who was bidding for a second straight win in the Elkhorn Stakes, returned 12.60 and 12.40.
Pappas Swing paid S7.20 to show. Exclusive Partner earned $54,957 for owner R.D. Hubbard and increased his bankroll to $635,789. SPORTSMAN'S PARK Ms Merl Frances, ridden by Shane Sellers, charged through a narrow hole on the rail In Ihe slretch run to win Ihe 531,000 Sucha Pleasure purse. Taxpayer's Folly finished second, 2'A lengths behind, In the one-mile race for fillies and mares.
Siberian Storm was third and 3-2 favorite Outoflhebluebell ran fourth after leading to mid-stretch. The winner, ridden by Shane Sellers, paid $5.80, $3,40 and $2.60 and was timed in 1:40 15. Taxpayer's Folly returned $10 and $4.60. Siberian Storm paid $4.20 i.m. Challenge, ESPN.
(Jo. 5 5 SE MISSOURI STATE Named Dr. Richard McDuffie athletic director. WICHITA STATE Promoted Rick Ouckett to full-time assistant basketball coach. Notebooks TABLE TENNIS Oklahoma AAUCarrier Youth Table Tennis Championships will be held May 27 al the Bartlesville YWCA.
For more informalion, call Joces Lyons at 918-333-9726 after 5 p.m. BASEBALL AAoore Home-Run Club needs three 13-14-year-old teams for Memorial Mike Smith John Slaughter Michael Allen 30 p.m. NCAA Men's Championships, KWTV (9). Water Skiing P.m. The Budget Classic, ESPN.
Volleyball P.m. Men's pro beach competition, ESPN. Thursday's Results PGA Las Vegas Invitational 37- 37-74 38- 3876 37-39-76 40-3878 First Round: Rafael Rangel, KU, def. Tim Kulllck, CU, 6-3, 6-1; Bryan Gei-ger, OU, def- Ismawan Chamdlni, ISU, 6-4, 6-4; Stuart Jung, NU, def. Darrel West, MU, 6-1, 6-0.
Semifinals: Jack Salerno, OSU, vs. Rafael Rangel, KU, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3; Stuart Jung, NU, vs. Bryan Geiger, OU, 6-2, 6- Ron Commans BillMalley Bryan Kris Moe 41-38-79 38- 4179 39- 40-79 Bill Tom Gil Morgan Scotl Hocn Ha. 6 Singles Sunday NBA Playoffs Noon Chicago at Cleveland, KWTV (9). 2:30 p.m.
Boston at Detroit or Portland at L.A. Li KWTV (9). 5p.m. Houston at Seattle, WWLS (640AM). Maior League Baseball 12:30 p.m.
Atlanta at Montreal, WTBS. 1:20 p.m. San Diego at Chicago Cubs, WGN. 2:30 P.m. Boslon at Texas, AUT (43).
7-3S P.m Los Angeles at St. Louis. KNOB (1400 AM). Bowling Gene Sauers Robin Freeman DanPohl Robert Wrenn Chris Perry David Peoples Brad Bryant Seniors Legends ot Golf At Austin, Texas Par 70 A. 30-3161 B.
30-31- 61 G. 31-3162 B.Cramplon-O.AAoOdy 31-3263 B. 33-3063 C. 33-3063 T. 33-30-63 H.
33-3265 J.Burke-M.HIII 33-32-65 D. 33-3265 Pee Wee baseball tournaments May 19-21 at El Reno's Ashbrook Complex. Entry fee $30. Call Joe McGInnley at 262-0647. Grand Slam West has youth instructional hitting and pitching leagues for girls and boys, adult slow-pitch hitting leagues, slam-ball basketball leagues, private lessons with Mary Ryal of Ihe Philadelphia Phillies and instructional winter and spring camps.
Call Sean Humphries at 946-4487. 5p.i Bruce Lietzke 69-67136 Larry Silveira 67 69136 Lennie Clements 69-67136 LPBT Carolina Classic Final Standings 1, Lisa Wagner, Palmetto, n. Oklahoma CirvBSersat Louisville, KXY (1340AM). College Baseball m. Kansas at Oklahoma, WWLS (640 AM), n.
California at Washinglon State, ESPN. Ed Flori Donnie Tlsh Johnson, $10,327. ,924. 3, Carol D.January-L,.Lirier.. Norman, Ardmore, 14- -136 First Round: Justin Stead, OSU, def.
Jason Hill, OU, Kevin Johnson, CU, def. Kai Gunderson, ISU, 6-3, 6-1; Paul Garvin, KU, def. Damon Gatewood, AAU, 6-1, 6-2. Semifinals: Justin Stead, OSU, def. Kevin Johnson, CU, 6-3, 6-1; Pat Carson, NU, def.
Paul Garvin, KU, 6-2, 6-2. Consolation: Kal Gunderson, ISU, def. Jason 6-2. No. 1 Doubles First Round: Salerno-Neuman, OSU, def.
Monsees-Freedman, MU, 6-0, 6-0; Wildey-Secrest, KU, def. Schmidi-Ganz, OU, 6-2, 6-0; Strut-Spears, ISU, def. J. Johnson-Larsson, CU, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3. No.
2 Doubles First Round: Ueap-Maris, OU, def-Fleming-Garvin, KU, 6-3, 7-5; Wilson-Benson, ISU, def. Dogan-Schulz, 7-6; Niklasson-Fahnestock, OSU, ref. Looney-Fackel, MU, 6-1 6-2. No. 3 Doubles First Round: Williams-Stead, OSU, def.
West-Gatcwood, MU, 7-6, 6-1; Kullick-Kochovar, CU, def. Pipkorn-Chamdani, ISU, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3; Siotiolm-Carson, NU, dof. Geiger-Hill, OU, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. D.FInslerwald-D.Bies.. P.Thomson-J.Ferree...
4, cinoy iODurn, ounaio, 32- Tony Sills. Volleyball ..67 -69136 136 67137 B.Nichols-B.e Moore Soccer Club will hold general registration for all ages Monday, May 15 al Moore Community Center (6-9pm). Call 791-4193 or 691-8075 for T.Aaron-L.Graham..; 34-3266 JavOon Blake 67- 70137 Jim Carter 70- 67137 Leonard Thompson 69-69130 A.Palmer-M.Barbei 34-J4 68 C.Owens-B.Maxwell 36-3470 OS Movrv J5-3S- Legendary Champion Division Southgate, 16-8, 9,465, 11 a.m. Challenge, ESPN. 11 p.m.
Virginia Slims of Houston, ESPN. Gymnastics 2:30 p.m. U.S. vs. USSR, KOCO C5.
World Cup Soccer 3 p.m. Costa Rica vs. U.S., ESPN. Boxing 3:30 p.m. Whitaker vs.
Lomeli, KOCO (5). Swimming and Diving 1 p.m. NCAA Division I Men's Championships, ESPN. Over 60 S.Snoad-B.Goalby High School State Tournament CLASS 4A Friday at OU Field house First Round Games 9 a.m.: Sterling vs. Leedev, $1,000.
9, x-Jeanne Maiden, Solon, Ohio, 14-10, S737.50. 10, Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, 15-9, 9,382, S95Q. 11, Aleta Sill, Dearborn, 13-10-1, G.Bayer-K.Nagie.. I.OiViconlo-CSiltor:) 33-32 oS 9,361, $925. 12, Alayne Blomenberg, -13.
9.330. $900. Cranston, k.i.. 13. Slacv Rider, LaHabra, 12- 13B Dave Stockton Lon Hinkle Mark Wiebe Curt Byrum Hubert Green Charlie Bowles David Edwards Rocco Mediate Bob 3llder John Inman Bill Brilton Nick Price Hale Irwin FultpnAllem Duffy Waldorf Bill Mayfalr Mike Donald TrevorDodds i School High: 12, 9,319, S875.
14, Lorene Raveane, St. Clair Shores, 14-10, 9,206, S850. 15, Donna DiTranl, Harrington Park, N.J., 13-11, $825. 16, Paula Drake, Broken Arrow, 9-15, 9,177, $800. 17, Anne Marie Pike, Ana- 5A Boys Regional Notes M.Souchak-J.JImcnez 33-3166 D.I-ord-J.Barber 33-3467 F.Haas-F.Hawkins 35-3267 J.Hebert-L.Heberl 31-3446 T.Bolt-H.Jonnson 34-34 68 J.BOfOS-B.Colllns 35-3449 B.Johnson-M.Fotchick 36-3571 Amateur LakeHelner Ladles' Play Day Low Gross Championship Flight: 1.
Muriel Shan- 10:15 a.m.: Weleetka vs. Cement, Sklatook vs. Okarche. CLASS 5A Saturday al OU Fleldtiouse First Round Games 9 a.m.: Tulsa Kelley vs. Mustang, Ed-mond vs Jenks.
10:15 a.m.: Norman vs. Tulsa Memorial, Ponca City vs Tulsa Rogers. 947.1790. 19, Carol Glanottl, Perth, Australia, 10-13-1, 8,910, ires, -iu, wary Sieve Elklnglon -17, 8,878, cernigiia, pnngneia. Mark Calcavecchla Team Scoring: 1.
Westmoore 25; 2. Putnam North 24; 3. Lawton Ike 23; 4. Del City 20; 5. Moore 19; 6.
Mustang 14; 7, Lawton 12; 8. John Marshall 11 Slate Qualifiers Singles: 1. Elton Jenkins, Westmoore, def. James Bradford, Lawton, 6-1, 6-0; Jim perry, John Marshall, def. Jody lr-vln.
'Del City, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2; 2. Chad King, PN, def. Aaron Jenkins, Westmoore, 6-4, 6-3; Kyle Woo, Del Clly, def. Brett Blake, Lawton Ike, 6-1, $780. 2 ViCkl Temesvari Stuns Garrison at Slims Fred Funk TodSclluIz Second Flight: 1.
(tie) Gladls L-uttrell, Roger Maltble Rlckf oas, 8-16, 8,861, $775. 22, sue Neidig, Miami. 8-16, 8,812, S770. 23, Tori Romeo, Van Nuys, 9-15, 8,744, S765. 24, Lisa Vint, Cherry Volley, 10-14, 8,736, $760.
25, x-Karen Ellingsworth, Des Plalnes, $737.50. M0 1.10 Roberta boston. Third Flight: 1. Celma Abell; 2. Joyce Gilbert.
Fourth Flight: 1 Katie Wells; 2. Lon-n)e Williams; 3. Barbie Hardman. S-7J- 4U SOFTBALL Boomer Sports Center Is hosting a USSSA state one-Pitch tournament May 6 for all classes. Entry fee Is 1125 which includes all umplree fees.
For more Information call 670-225S. Boomer Sports Center Is now accepting applications for its summer leagues. League play begins June Sth. For more Information call 670-2255. Softball World's day leagues begin next week.
Summer leagues begin May 22. Interested teams should call 360-6317. Softball World will host men's open A and men's and women's and and coed tournaments this weekend. Deadline Friday at 10 a.m. Call 360-6317 for more Information.
Hines Park in Duncan will hold a men's Class and below tournament May 12-14. Entry fee S85, three game guarantee. Call 255-4800, 255-1967, 255-6126 or 252-5078. Wann Athletic Booster Club will host a men's slowpitch tournament May 13-14. Enlry fee 175, Call John at 918-531-2390.
Prague Athletic Booster Club Is hosting a girls Under 14 fastpltch tournament May 12-14. Catl Al Thorpe at 567-2281 or Joe Milliganal 567-3879. Summer Leagues forming at Edwards Park for men, women and coed teams. Cost Is S350, Call Tom at 427-1550 or Wayne al840-J312. Tonkawa women's Wheathear soflball tournament May 6-7.
Entry fee $75, entry deadline Alay 1. Call Bulch Ingram at 628-3664. Coed soflball tournament May 6-7 at Summit Fields near Stillwater. Entry fee J60 plus umpire fees. Contact Ralph or Loom Chilton al 372-9178 or 372-7372.
Slroud High School is sponsoring a men's slow pitch sollball tournament April 29, Entry fee Is 190. A coed tour-namenl Is also open on April 30. Contact Mike Case at 918-968-2S42 for more Information. The Northslde YMCA Is hosting tournaments April 29th for men's CD and equalizer; women's and equalizer; and regular coed. For more Information call Tom Harris or Tommy Dixon al 721-7399.
Borger Holiday Tournament Is looking for one team. The tournament will be held November will be an eight team, three game ouarntee. They will help with expenses, For more Information call Coach Duane Hunt at (806)273-3231. Soccer Doubles: Joel Phelps-Collin Foster, Lawton Ike, def. Chris Wall-Chris Muzzy.
Moore, 6-4, 6-2; Derek Tho-Kevln Nguyen, Westmoore, def. Brevln Bourassa-Jelf Clark, PN, 7-5, 6-4; 1. Mike Crooks-Todd Munday, PN, def. Jason Salas-jay Farrls, Lawton Ike, 6-4, 7-5; Bill Kim-James Hawkins, Midwest City, def. Trevor Wall-Jeff Dean, inlury default.
3A Boys Regional At Heritage Hall Team Scoring: Heritage Hall 38, Oklahoma Christian 27, McGulnness 24, Klnglisher 22, Blackwell 14, Lindsay 14, Bob Esles Joty Slndolar WayneLevi Dave Davis Love II I John Mnhaltev Bob Twav Russ Cochran Blllv Ray Mac 'Grady Kenny Knox Karl Kimball, Jr Don Reese P.H. Horoan III Andy Bean Steve Jones George Burns Mark Brooks Jodie Mudd Jim Gallagher, James Hallet Clark General High School Thursday's Results Boys Union 6, Washington 1 Girls Moore 4, Westmoore 3, OT Friday's Games Capitol Hill al Stillwater; Edmond at Putnam North; Lawton Iko at John Marshall; T. Washington at Oologah; T. Webster al Union (boys). 69- 72-141 Tennis 70- 72-142 71- 71-142 IIIIMI u-IbZuI Thursday's Results 72:70142 Challenge 73.70 142 At Atlanta Singles: No.
1 Brian Bethel, HH; Drew Avery, McGulnness; Travis Van Horn, OC; Ryan Kanaly. DC. No. 2-Lance Vervack, HH; Juslln Mecklenburg, Kingfisher; Jason Boesch, Black-well; Mlko Messina, OC. Doubles: No.
I Metz-Rosell, HH; n.mran-Wrlaht. OC: Courl-Gales, MC- 71-71142 Frank Conner Jim Booros Peter OAKLAND ATHLETICS Activated Mark McGwire, first baseman, from Ihe 15-day disabled list. Optioned Lance Blankonshlp, outlleldor-in-llelder, to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast Singles Ivan Lendl, Greenwich, def. Andres Gomez, Equador, 6-3, 6-1. Andre Agassi, Lns Vegas, del Michael Chang.
Plncentin, 6-1 Ynnnlck Noah. France, def. Brad Gilbert, Oakland, 6-4, 6-2. Gulnness; Hung-Gray, Lindsay. No.
2-Kerr-Elder, HH; Petrlck-Bross, OC; Andy Van Slvke, outfielder, on Ihe 21 aay oisauien nsi retroactive iu mi hi. FOOTBALL 142 -1--13 143 1.13 143 Webb Hclntzelman Howard Twllty Gary Koch Clarence Rose Bob Wolcott MlkeHulbert Tom p*rnlcc, Jr Wayne Grady Larry Inker David Canlpe DanHalldorson Bob Eastwood Tommy Armour III. Rick Dalnos Davo Bnrr J.L.Lewis GaryHallBerg Singles Third Round Mats Wilander (1), Sweden, del. Mnrcelo FlllPPlnl, Uruguay, 6-4, 6-4 Jnn Gunnarsson. Sweden, del.
Patrick Kunnen, West Germany, 7-5, 6-2. Boris Becker (21, West Germany, def. Jordl Arrese (16), Spain, Carl Uwe Steeb, West Germany, del. PooloConc, Italy, 6-4, 6-1. Gulllermo Perez-Roldan (8), Araentl-na, def.
Jonas Svonsson (9), Sweden, 6- Ronald Aoonor (10), Haiti, dof. Guy Foroot, France, 6-2, 7-5. Alberto Mandnl (14), Argentina, dof. NHL Softball -69--1. 13 14-1 144 i Man it- Lon Linioeruor, wusiru ia, o-i, o-.
Odds v1 linebackers; Morris Blount and Steve McMlllon, dofenslve backs; Deon Booker, running back, and Mark Milled, tight end. CINCINNATI BENGALS Sloned Craig Taylor, Al McKlnney, Brett Crlmshaw, and Jon Hollfleld, running "DALLAS COWBOYS Fired Don Wilson, treasurer. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Slgned Rod Smith, Wide receiver-kick returner. MIAMI DOLPHINS Agreed to contract terms with Andre Brown and Bill Davis, wide receivers. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Waived Kovln While, wide receiver.
SAN FRANCISCO 4vERS-5laned Malt Devlne, linebacker; Bront Naplerkowskl, Lonnlo Finch, and Art Matone, defensive backs; Jon Burmon, ollenslve lack to; Davo lloloht, noso tacklo; Mlko Wolfe, otfonslvo ounrd, and Glen Harper, punter. COLLEGE FAYETTEVILLE STATE Named Jolf Capet alhlollc director and men's head basketball coach, LAWRENCE-Namod Ron Roberts ollenslve coordinator, Horst Skoll 113 Jallo, Aroontlnn, BUI Dottncr Brad Fabel Riiv Slewnrt Grog Twioos DIckMasI Tom Byrum Ronnlo College District 9 "Tournament At Hall ol Fame Stadium Friday's Games 2 p.m.; Central Slato (19-16) vs, Norlheastorn (23-M); 4 p.m.: Oklahoma City Unlvorslly (35-20) vs, Oklahoma Dapllst (13-24); i P.m.: first-round losers; 8 p.m.; tlrst-round winners, onmes at 12 noon, 2 and A P.m. (If nocossnrv). Award Finalists Hail Trophy (Player most valuable to his team) Wayne Grorzky, center, L.os Anoolos; Mario Lemleux, center, plltsburgh, and Steve Yaerman, center, DMrolt. Caldor Memorial Trophy (Outstanding Rookie) Tony Grnnalo, right wlno, N.Y.
Rangers; Brian Leotch, defenseman, N.Y. Rangers, and Trevor Linden, cooler, Vancouver. James Norrls Trophy (Bast all-around dotonsoman) Chris Chcllos, Montreal; Paul Coffey, Pittsburgh, and Al Maclnnls, Cnlgnry. Lady Dyng Trophy (Dost sportsman and plavlrw ability) Wayne Gretzkv, confer, Los Anooles; joo Mullon, rlohl whig, Calaary, and Mais Naslund, led wlnp, Montreal. The Latest Line NBA Playoffs Friday's Oamos Tennis Andrea Temesvari of Hungary continued her comeback from ankle and shoulder injuries Thursday by upsetting second-seeded Zina Garrison 6-3, 6-7, 6-2 in a second-round match of the Virginia Slims of Houston tournament.
Top-seeded Chris Evert also advanced, downing Kathy Rinaldi 6-0, 6-3 in just 64 minutes. Te-riiesvari, once among the top 10 players in the world, missed 18 months on the tour while recovering from her injuries. She now is ranked No. Ill in the world, Garrison is sixth. Ivan Lendl continued his sweep through the eight-man field at the Challenge in Atlan- ta, acing five serves to defeat Andres Gomez 6-3, 6-1.
Mats Wilander and Boris Becker, the top two seeds, played streaky tennis but still qualified for the quarterfinals of the $607,500 Monte Carlo Open. Wilander, ranked second in the world, ran off four games in a row in both the first and second sets to beat Uruguay's Marcelo Filippini 6-4, 6-4. Becker, seeded second, downed I6th-seeded Jordi Arrese of Spain 6-1, 6-3. Olympics A record $401 million contract giving NBC the U.S. television rights to the 1992 Olympics was signed in Barcelona, Spain, The agreement, reached in negotiations in New York last December, was signed by officials of the International Olympic Committee and the American network at the end of a four-day meeting of the IOC's executive board.
Fishing Pam Martin of Rainbridge, Ga was in first place with 11,70 pounds of fish after the first day of competition in the Poe's-Bass'n Gal Oklahoma Invitational at Lake Tenkiller. Cindy Ca-perton, Madison, was in second place with 10.14 pounds followed by Vojai Heed of Ilroken Bow with 8.7S pounds. Football North Carolina tailback Kennard Martin, the leading rusher in the Atlantic Coast Conference last season, was arrested by campus police on charges of breaking and entering and larceny and has been indefinitely suspended from the team. Martin was charged following a report of books being stolen from a second-floor room in Ehrlnghaus dormitory, Hockey Kevin Dinecn scored two goals as Team Canada surprised defending champion Sweden to take the medal-round load in the World Hockey Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. The Soviet Union edged Czechoslovakia 1-0 in the day's first game Boxing Simon Brown floonxl Al "Bumblebee" Long with a combination Ml into the seventh i round to successfully retain his International Boxing Federation welterweight crown in Wash-'.
iru'Lon. D.C. Larry Billy Sam Roborl Virginia Slims ol HouBton Slngjlos Socond Round Chris Evert (1), Ooca Ralon, del. Kathv Rinaldi, Amelia Island, "kirn kessarls, Hendersonyllle, N.C, del. Ellso Buroln, Bn lllmoro, 7-6, 6-1.
Androa Temesvari, Hunonry, dcf.ZI-nn Garrison (2), Houston, 6-3, 6-7, 6-2. Corrls Cunningham, Llvonln, dol Hu N1, San Dlooo, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. Doubles Socond Round Favorite Points CLEVELAND 8 Chicago OETROIT 13 Boston PHOENIX Donvor SEATTLE 7 Houston hom*o (nam In CAPS 145 1,15 '-15 '45 Mark Lye WHIlo Wood nudity Katrlrffl Adams, Chicago, and Zina Spadoa, Olllv Tuten Rnv Roherl Thompson Jofl Hart Edward Hurnonlk. Blllv Krolzort Jool Edwards Dnvd Jackson 145 1.15 73-73-116 1 '6 75-72 1.7 Boca Ralon, Snndv Collins, Odossn, Texas, find Andrea Tomosvnrl, Hunoary, dof. Los-loy O'Halloran, Irolond, and Margaret Reclloarn, Houston, 6-1, 6-2, Mary Lou Dnnlols, Chicago, and Hu Na, San Dlooo, dof.
Ponny Bnro, North Miami Donch, nncl Ellso Buroln, Dfllllmoro, 6-4, 6-1. tokio KnnoKO. Gfirry.WiKkol Ltmco TonBroock Pal McGownn 73-74147 lit .,7475 1 40 DrlnnTonnyson Cnlvln Poeln Ron StfeeK Scoll vornlfink Johnny Jacobs GrooCoonrln TlmNorrls Dnvo Elchflboruor Mark llayos Mnrk AndrowM.iooe SlovoSchotiowllz DnwiWonvor Mnrk Ploll Ronnlo McConn Clark Dnnnls Rod Curl Hilly Plorof Vlclor Rotuilndo Looking Back on OklahomaAprii 28 1979. 11969. I195S.
Oklahoma pounded Ok- Former Oklahoma Clly Cuban Nino Valdas lahoma Slato ao Rick OOar Chrla Zachary kapl ooored an lahthTOund KranlU for 13 hilt In 8A lha loagualaadlno Tulaa TKO over DAnny Hodga of innlnija and hold on for an Ollori off atrlda moal of Oklahoma in i heavy-86 baseball win. tho game, leading the weight boxing match In Omaha Royals lo a 4-2 win Wichita, Kan. Alumni quarterbaok In Ihoir flrat American Aa- Dean Blevine hit "12th soclotlon matchup of the Jim Norwood pitched man" Scotl Hill on a 27- aoaaon. hla eighth victory for Put-yard touchdown paaa and nam Clly aa lha Pirataa followed with a 2-point Former Tulaa quarter- dofeated Paula Valley 5-2 convaralon loaa to Greg back Jerry Rhoma, a four- In Midland Conference Prultt, giving tho alumni a year veteran with Ihe Dal- baseball action, In the 31-31 tie with the varlaty In las Cowboys, reportedly Capital Conforanoo, Ron Oklahoma's spring loot- asked lo be traded. Frailer hom*ortut In the ball gnmo.
eeoond and stapled In Ihe Midwest Clty'a Harold winning run In lha seventh Ths Denvor Beare Tompkina no-hlt Bhawnao Northaaot post edged the Oklahoma City In ths first round of the U.8. 3-2, while aoera 7-B In 10 Innings. Class AAA baseball ploy- Mu0P offs as the Bombers won knookod In throe rune and 4.0, had throe hits aa Harding romped over Soulhoant 0- 2. Complied by Murray Evans ot Tho Oklahoman sports stall Horse Racing Thursday's Results AQUEDUCT After oolno wlnless on (our provlous mounts, Chris Antlov (119! extended his vilnnlmi slroaK to 62 days when ho ouldocl viola Sommar's CtHf Flower tn a Iront-ruiwlno lVi-lonath victory In tun 541,000 Rnlse A Native purso (or horses 3-venrs-oltl and w. For Cliff Flowor, carrying 119 pounds, tlw victory was tho fifth In six starts this year.
With It Ho earned anil returned 14.00, 13.H0 and prnyoll paid S4.20 and 160, and Advanclnii Enslon was 42.60. lostiow, HOLLYWOOD PARK-Pwpoclors Gnrnbloi under RobWo Davis, was never seriously challonood as tin hnndlly won tho 540,000 lonturo race tiy a threo-nuartflr lonnth. Frosi Free, ridden hy Lnlflt Plncay was second b)h Irmoths In front of Hormos, wilh Edcllo Dolaboussayo, In Unit! of six In the race for -f-yonr-olds and up, Prosnoc-lors Cnmblo covnrocl six (urlonos over a iast-ralod course In 4-S and oarnocl lor tlw victory, raising Iho 4-yoar-old's caroor oarnlnos to Ttio roan son ol crntty won his socond victory In live slnris and pain and Frost Froo, carrvlrto 121 iinunils, returned S3.40 and whllo Hormos paid 3 to show. Collogo Big Eight Men's Championships AtOKCTonnUConlor No. 1 Sinnlot Flrtl Round! Cralo Wlldov, KU, dot.
Joo Fnckol, MU, 6-3, o-l; Glonn WllRon, isu del. Anurow Schmidt, OU, 6-3, Sloven Juno, NU, dof. Jnmos Johnson, sim'tlnniji Jolf Noumnn, OSU, dof. Crnla WllslOV, KU, Stdvoil Juno, NU, dot. Glonn Wilson, ISU, 2-6, 'c'onwlallon! Jamos Johnson, CU, dof.
Andrew Schmidt, No. 1 Slnolos Flrit Round; Ivan Strut, ISU, rlof. Chris limp. OU, 6-3, Jolt Gross, KU, tlof. Dan Knight, MU, 6-4, 6-0; Robort Sloholm, NU, dot.
Tobln Schulr, CU. 6-2, 0-3. Sonilllnntii Ull Nlklnsson, OSU, do IvanSlrut, ISU, Jolf Gross, KU, UOl. Ruhetl Sloholm. Ntl, 3-6, 6-1.
Cantolnlloni rorln SrliuU. CU, del. No.OSInolm Flttt Round! Jim Sewost. KU, dol. Pal Loonoy, MU, 6-1, 6-2; J.
Gnni, OU, dot. Jonas Lars5on, CU, 7-6, 3-6, MnUlllflji Muollor, NU, clot. Own PlP- SoinlllnaHi Jirti Socrost, KU, dot. J.J, 77-WO 01--WI) Durrlck Cooper, Win Mark Davis, ftrilaln Marin Olanbdl, Spiln 3S-JS-J0 35-3S-70 35-35-70 35-35-70 MnrcFarrv.f-r nv 5 nrjh.F vldFohirrly.N.lfiilnnd.,. OU, 6-4, 6-11.
