18-C THE PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1997 1. For the Record CALENDAR TEAM Today Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu.
Fri. Sat. Indians 7:30, Yankees TV-8 8:11, TV-8 TBA Playoffs TBA Playoffs TBA Playoffs Crunch 2:00 2:00 Lumberjacks Grand 7.00 Rapids Michigan 7:30 Thistledown Post 12:55 Post 12:55 Post 12:55 Post 12:55 Post 12:55 necessary game Home games are boldface A ON THE AIR AUTO RACING American WKNR-1220 League Division Series: GOLF NASCAR: UAW GM Quality 500, 1:05, ans WJW vs. New York WKNR-1220 Yankees, Game 4, PGA: Buick Challenge, final round, 8 Indio. WTBS Ch.
(tape delay), ESPN Winston West Series, 4, ESPN2 FOOTBALL 151, 6, ESPN2 SOCCER ASA: Midwest 300, 3, TNN NFL: Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1, WKYC NHRA: Pennzoil Nationals, 10 (tape de- Ch. 3 MLS playoffs: New England at D.C., lay), ESPN2 Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 1, WJW Ch. 8 Game 1, 8, ESPN2 BASEBALL Detroit at Buffalo, 1, WEOL-930 Ch. 3 VOLLEYBALL San Diego at Oakland, 4, WKYC American League Division Series: Seat- New Orleans at Chicago, 8, TNT; WNIR- College: Purdue at Minnesota, 5, Sportstle at Baltimore, Game 4, 4, ESPN; Channel NEWSWATCH Spencer wins 300 in N.C. Jimmy Spencer used his head as well as his gas pedal in fending off Mark Martin's bid for a record victory yesterday in the All Pro BumperTo-Bumper 300 Busch Grand National stock car race in Concord, N.C.
Martin, who kept losing ground on pit stops and making it up on the track, caught Spencer for the final time 21 laps from the end of the 200-lap event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. At the end, it was Spencer's Chevrolet by seconds about three car -lengths over Martin's Ford in the battle of Winston Cup regulars. But the decision remained in doubt until the final turn as Martin tried hard to earn his 31st career BGN victory, which would break a tie with Jack Ingram as the top winner in series history. Spencer gave himself a chance at the win when he stayed on the track and in the lead as Martin pitted for new tires during the sixth of seven caution periods. Martin was eighth for the restart on lap 156.
Spencer, who earned $53,200, averaged 127.089 mph. MARLIN JOINS TEAM SABCO Felix Sabates, calling it "the worst-kept secret in racing," announced the signing of driver Sterling Marlin to be part of Team Sabco in 1998. Marlin, a second-generation NASCAR star and a two-time Daytona 500 winner, joins Joe Nemechek and Wally Dallenbach Jr. as part of the three-car operation. He replaces Robby Gordon, who apparently will return to Indy-car racing in 1998.
WALTRIP LOSES OUT Darrell Waltrip will miss today's UAW-GM 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway because Terry Labonte came up .01 second short in qualifying. That's the time differential by which Gary Bradberry beat out Labonte for the 38th and final qualifying spot in today's 43-car field. Had Labonte matched or beaten Bradberry, he would not have needed the provisional starting position that goes to the most recent series champion who fails to qualify. REZENDES WINS POLE Dave Rezendes, without a driving job since late August, won his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series pole with a record-breaking qualifying lap at Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. Rezendes, the defending winner of today's race, secured a ride in a Tom Gloy-owned Ford and made the most of the opportunity.
The Assonet, Mass. veteran sped around the 2.52-mile road course at a speed of 91.026 mph. FAST DRAGSTER Cory McClenathan recorded the second fastest time history during qualifying for the 10th annual Pennzoil Nationals in Millington, Tenn. McClenathan had a speed of 318.58 mph in the Joe Gibbsowned McDonald's dragster, second only to Kenny Bernstein's 318.69 recorded last fall at the Texas Motorplex in Ennis, Texas. ENDURANCE SPORTS KENYANS SWEEP HALF MARATHON Kenya swept the top three places in the men's World Half Marathon Championship in Kosice, Slovkia, and Tegla Loroupe of Kenya won the COLLEGE RESULTS AUTO RACING Men's Cross Country BETHANY INVITATIONAL How they finished: 1.
Thiel 36; 2. Hiram 61; 3. West Liberty 54; 4. Washington-Jefferson 75. Top individuals: 1.
Haroling, Thiel, 2. Emeigh, Thiel, 3. Zuchegno, West Liberty, 4. Leindecker, Hiram, 5. Dudzic, Thiel, 6.
Schupbaeh, West Liberty, 7. Sakagushi, Thiel, 8. Conally, Hiram, 9. Palm, West Liberty 10. Urchasko, Washington-Jefferson 32:03.50.
LAKEFRONT INVITATIONAL Kent State Individual results: 37. Mooney 38. Bozan 58. Antonucci 62. Curran 89.
Michalske 121. Eshelman .146. Hiatt 27:45. MOUNT UNION INVITATIONAL How they finished: 1. Mount Union 16: 2.
Walsh 70; 3. Malone 96; 4. Muskingum 98; 5. Clarion 108; 6. Cuyahoga Community College 193; 7.
Mississippi 197; 8. John Carroll 213; 9. Mercyhurst 220; 10. Westminster 284. Top 10 individuals: 1.
Cooper, Mount Union 2. Brown, Mount Union 3. Kornilov, Mount Union 4. Geiss, Mount Union 5. Wright.
Muskingum 6. Booher, Mount Union 7. Reneker, Walsh 8. Poland, Walsh 9. Slack.
Mount Union 27:48: 10. Spellman, Mount Unionm 27:53. Women's Cross Country BETHANY INVITATIONAL How they finished: 1. Bethany 31; 2. Hiram 49; 3.
Thiel 62; 4. Washington-Jefferson 72. Top 10 Individuals: 1. Blondo, West Liberty 2. Myers, Bethany 3.
Craft, Bethany 4. McGowan, Bethany 5. Kochik, Hiram 6. Hayward, Hiram 7. Harris, Hiram 23:10.76: 8.
Felmet, Washington-Jefferson 9. Budd, Thiel, 10. Romaneth, Kent State Individual results: 13. Washington-Jefferson 23:53.30. LAKEFRONT OR A INVITATIONAL Harrison 29.
Claypool 50. Schneider 19:28: 56. Samson 74. Morrill 136. Molendyke 153.
AUTO RACING H. Sadler 3.015. NASCAR UAW-GM 500 Lineup BUSCH ALL PRO 300 CONCORD, N.C. (AP) Results yesterday of the All Pro Bumper-to-Bumper Auto Parts 300 NASCAR Busch Grand National stock car race, with starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, make of car, laps completed, prize money and reason out, if any: 1. (4) Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Chevrolet, 200, $53,200.
2. (3) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ford, 200, $41,525. 3. (13) Tony Stewart, Rushville, Pontiac, 200, $27,650. 4.
(5) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Ford, 200, $19.225. 5. (36) Mark Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet, 200, $24,443. 6. (19) Steve Park, East Northport, N.Y., Chevrolet, 200, $22,298.
7. (8) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C., Ford, 200, $11,950. 8. (1) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, 200, $16,700. 9.
(11) Bobby Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Pontiac, 200, $9,900. 10. (15) Buckshot Jones, Monticello, Pontiac, 200, $16,598. 11. (37) Terry Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas.
Chevrolet, 200, $8,860. 12. (38) Matt Kenseth, Nashville, Chevrolet, 200, $12,198. 13. (21) Mike McLaughlin, Waterloo, N.Y., Chevrolet, 200, $12,448.
14. (18) Elliott Sadler, Emporia, Chevrolet, 200, $12,098. 15. (29) Randy LaJoie, Norwalk, Chevrolet, 200, $13,248. 16.
(39) Robert Pressley, Asheville, N.C., Chevrolet, 200, $9,015. 17. (28) Glenn Allen, Cincinnati, Chevrolet, 200, $9.178. 18. (12) Joe Bessey, Scarborough, Maine, Chevrolet, 200, $8,988.
19. (40) Robby fa*ggart, Concord, N.C., Chevrolet, 200, $6.225. 20. (30) Todd Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Pontiac, 200, $9,158. 21.
(42) Jason Keller. Greenville, S.C., Chevrolet, 199, $10,288. 22. (22) Elton Sawyer, Chesapeake, Ford, 199, $7,523. 23.
(7) Gary Laton. Albemarle, N.C., Chevrolet, 199, $5,420. 24. (17) Stevie Reeves, Speedway, Ford, 199, $7,338. 25.
(27) Scott Lagassee, St. Augustine, 26. (23) Phil Parsons, Detroit, Chevrolet, Chevrolet, 199, 1. $5.410. 198, $7,188.
27. (31) Tim Fedewa, Holt, Chevrolet, 198, $7,123. 28. (32) Hermie Sadler, Emporia, Chevrolet, 196, $7,058. 29.
(9) Kevin Schwantz, Austin, Texas, Chevrolet, 195, $4,985. 30. (25) Michael Waltrip, Owensboro, Ford, 194. crash, $5,045. 31.
(10) Tracy Leslie, Mt. Clemens, Chevrolet, 191, $6,958. 32. (43) Larry Pearson, Spartanburg, S.C., Pontiac, 187, steering, $4,865. 33.
(14) Mike Dillon, Lexington, N.C., Chevrolet, 187. $9,143. 34. (34) Kevin Lepage, Shelburne, Chevrolet, 148, crash, $9,613. 35.
(35) Lyndon Amick, Batesburg, S.C., Pontiac, 103, crash, $5,285. 36. (24) Rick Wilson, Bartow, Chevrolet, 82, crash, $4,785. 37. (41) Dennis Setzer, Newton, N.C., Chevrolet, 77, crash, $7,243.
38. (20) Nathan Buttke, Randleman, N.C., Chevrolet, 77. $4,770. 39. (2) Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Rapids, Chevrolet.
67, crash, $5,065. 40. (6) Jim Bown, Portland, Chevrolet, 67, handling, $4,825. 41. (16) Ricky Craven, Newburgh, Maine, Chevrolet, 55, rear end, $4,765.
42. (33) Greg Sacks, Mattituck, N.Y., Chevrolet. 26, crash, $5,265. 43. (26) Jeff Fuller.
Auburn, Chevrolet, 18, crash, $6,013. Race Statistics Margin of victory: 231-seconds (about 3 car-lengths). Time of race: 2:21:38. Winner's average speed: 127.089 mph. Cautions: 7 for 36 laps.
Lead changes: 16 among 5 drivers. Lap Leaders: Trickle Nemechek 2-4; Spencer 5-55; Martin 56-75; Spencer 76-101; Martin 102-110; Nemechek 111-116: Burton 117-126; Martin 127-135; Burton 136-137: Martin 138-151; Spencer 152-186; Martin 187; Spencer 188-192; Martin 193; Spencer 194-200. Series polnts leaders: LaJoie Bodine Park 3.633; Parsons E.Sadler McLaughlin Jones 3.191; Sawyer Fedewa N.C. (AP) The lineup for the UAW-GM Quality 500 today at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with car number in parentheses, driver, hometown, make of car and qualifying speed in mph: 1. (7) Geoff Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 184.256 mph.
2. (18) Bobby Labonte, Corpus Christi, Pontiac, 183.742. 3. (6) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ford, 183.673. 4.
(24) Jett Gordon, Vallejo, Chevrolet, 183.380. 5. (88) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C., Ford, 1183.113. 6. (90) Dick Trickle.
Wisconsin Rapids, Ford, 182.896. 7. (22) Ward Burton, South Boston, Pontiac, 182.865. 8. (12) Jeff Purvis, Clarksville, Chevrolet, 182.408.
9. (23) Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Ford, 181.947. 10. (1) Morgan Shepherd. Conover, N.C., Pontiac, 181.941.
11. (33) Ken Schrader, Fenton, Chevrolet, 181.788. 12. (91) Kevin Lepage, Shelburne, Chevrolet, 181.763. 13.
(36) Derrike Cope, Spanaway, Pontiac, 181.690. 14. (16) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Ford, 181.647. 15. (30) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, Pontiac, 181.476.
16. (46) Wally Dallenbach, Basalt, Chevrolet, 181.421. 17. (41) Steve Grissom, Gadsden, Chevrolet, 181.391. 18.
(11) Brett Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 181.385. 19. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Kannapolis, N.C., Chevrolet, 181.324. 20. (29) Jeff Green, Whitehouse, Chevrolet.
181.208. 21. (4) Sterling Marlin, Columbia. Chevrolet, 181.165. 22.
(10) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, Ford, 181.111. 23. (98) John Andretti, Indianapolis, Ford, 181.074. 24. (42) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet, 181.008.
25. (2) Rusty Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 180.935. Kenny Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 181.580.
27. (96) David Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet. 180.578. 28. (77) Robert Pressley, Asheville, N.C., Ford, 180.530.
29. (99) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Ford, 180.517. 30. (21) Michael Waltrip, Owensboro, Ford. 180.457.
31. (97) Chad Little, Spokane, Pontiac, 180.403. 32. (9) Lake Speed, Jackson, Ford, 180.276. 33.
(94) Bill Elliott, Dawsonville, Ford, 180.270. 34.: (27) Rick Wilson, Bartow, Ford, 180.270. 35. (28) Ernie Irvan, Salinas, Ford, 180.240. 36.
(35) Todd Bodine. Chemung, N.Y., Pontiac, 180.108. 37. (8) Hut Stricklin, Calera, Ford, 180.048. 38.
(78) Gary Bradberry, Chelsea, Ford, 180.024. 39. (37) Jeremy Mayfield. Owensboro, Ford, provisional. 40.
(44) Kyle Petty. Randleman, N.C., Pontiac, provisional. 41. (43) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Pontiac, provisional. 42.
(25) Ricky Craven, Newburgh, Maine, Chevrolet, provisional. 43. (5) Terry Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Chevrolet. provisional. NHRA PENNZOIL NATIONALS Pairings MILLINGTON, Tenn.
(AP) First-round pairings for today's 10th annual Pennzoil Nationals presented by AutoZone, Memphis Motorsports Park, the 19th of 22 events in the $30-million NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series. (Pairings based on results from qualifying, which ended yesterday): Top Fuel 1, Cory McClenathan. Anaheim, 4.596 sec. (track record), 318.58 mph (track record) vs. 16, Mike Smith, Boynton Beach, 5.055, 284.99.
2, Gary Scelzi, Fresno, 4.602, 312.06 vs. 15, Terry Mullins, Oak Ridge, 4.951, 289.20. 3, Larry Dixon, San Diego, 4.623, 316.34 vs. 14, Doug Herbert, Cherryville, N.C., 4.823, 306.95. 4, Kenny Bernstein.
Dallas, 4.640, 315.78 vs. 13, Bob Vandergnuff Alpharetta, 4.779, 307.48. 5, Mike Dunn, Wrightsville, 4.643, 313.37 vs. 12, Bruce Sarver, Bakersfield, 4.762, 310.98. 6.
Scott Kalitta, Chelsea, 4.685, 311.74 vs.11, Rhonda Hartman, Williamston, S.C., 4.736, 303.95. 7, Joe Amato, Old Forge, 4.691, 313.26 vs.10, Shelly Anderson, Ontario, 4.726, 309.27. 8, Jim Head, Columbus, 4.691, 310.23 VS. 9, Eddie Hill, Wichita Falls, Texas, 4.702, 310.02. Funny Car Randy Anderson, Ontario, Pontiac Firebird, 4.966 (track record), 310.88 (track record) vs.
16, Gary Densham, Bellflower, Dodge Avenger, 5.177, 286.44. 2, Tony Pedregon, Gardena, TRANSACTIONS HOCKEY National Hockey League PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Assigned left winger Joe Dziedzic to Cleveland of the International Hockey League. NFL STANDINGS NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Team Pct. PF PA New England 4 0 0 1.000 130 40 N.Y. Jets 3 2 0 .600 141 94 Buffalo 2 0 .500 94 113 Miami 2 2 0 .500 71 77 Indianapolis 0 4 0 .000 54 115 Central Jacksonville 3 .750 110 85 Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 127 92 Pittsburgh 2 2 .500 79 104 Cincinnati 3 0 .250 68 113 Tennessee 3 0 .250 71 110.
West Denver 5 0 0 01.000 156 72 Kansas City 4 0 :800 108 93 Oakland 2 CO 0 .400 141 123 San Diego 2 3 0 .400 77 116 Seattle 2 3 0 .400 91 121 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 .400 88868 103 Dallas 3 0 .750 55 Washington 3 1 0 .750 49 Arizona 3 0. .250 84 Philadelphia 3 0 .250 89 Central Green Bay 3 2 0 .600 28836 110 Tampa Bay 5 0 0 01.000 .000 76 Detroit 3 2 0 .600 98 Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 122 Chicago 0 5 0 .000 155 West San Francisco 4 1 0 .800 122 60 Carolina 2 3 .400 80 106 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 94 112 wOrleans 4 0 .200 81 122 Atlanta 0 5 0 82 136 TODAY Cincinnati at Jacksonville, 1 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 1 Detroit at Buffalo, 1 Kansas City at Miami, 1 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 1 Washington at Philadelphia, 1 Tennessee at Seattle, 4 Minnesota at Arizona, 4 N.Y.
Jets at Indianapolis, 4 San Diego at Oakland, 4 New Orleans at Chicago. 8 TOMORROW New England at Denver, 9 Open date: Atlanta, Carolina, St. Louis, San Francisco SUNDAY, OCT. 12 Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 Buffalo at New England, 1 Cincinnati at Tennessee, Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 Philadelphia at Jacksonville, 1 Carolina at Minnesota, 4 N.Y.
Giants at Arizona, 4 St. Louis at San Francisco, 4 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 8 MONDAY, OCT. 13 Dallas at Washington, 9 Open date: Baltimore, Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego, Seattle CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION PF PA Pts x-Toronto 13 2 0 26546 246 x-Montreal 11 4 0 22404 432 Winnipeg 3 11 0 6327 451 Hamilton 1 13 0 2284 441 WESTERN DIVISION x-Calgary 8 6 0 16396 331 Edmonton 8 6 0 16346 340 British Columbia 8 7 0 16394 426 Saskatchewan 6 9 0 12356 386 x-clinched playoff berth Two points are awarded for a victory and one for a tie. FRIDAY Montreal 30, Saskatchewan 29 YESTERDAY Toronto 46, B.C. 3 TODAY Winnipeg at Hamilton, 2 Calgary at Edmonton, 3 FRIDAY, OCT.
10 Saskatchewan at B.C., 11 SATURDAY OCT. 11 Montreal at Toronto. 2 SUNDAY, OCT. 12 Edmonton at Winnipeg, 2 MONDAY, OCT. 13 Hamilton at Calgary, 4.
MLS PLAYOFFS CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best-of-3) Eastern Conference New England vS. D.C. Today: at D.C., 8 Wednesday, Oct. 8: at New England, 7:30 Sunday, Oct. 12: x-at D.C., TBD Columbus vs.
Tampa Bay Today: at Tampa Bay, 3 Wednesday, Oct. 8: at Columbus, 7:30 Saturday, Oct. 11: x-at Tampa Bay, 7:30 Western Conference Colorado vs. Kansas City Yesterday: Colorado 3, Kansas City 0, Colorado leads series 1-0 Wednesday, Oct. 8: at Colorado, 9 Sunday, Oct.
12: x-at Kansas City, TBD Dallas vs. Los Angeles Today: at Los Angeles, 8 Wednesday, Oct. 8: at Dallas, 8:30 Saturday, Oct. 11: x-at Los Angeles, 10:30 x-if necessary FIGHT SCHEDULE (National TV In parentheses) Tomorrow At Anaheim, Arthur Johnson, East St. Louis, vs.
lido Julio, Colombia, 12, flyweights. Tuesday At Auburn Hills, Bronco McKart, Monroe, vs. Nick Rupa, Trinidad, 12, for McKart's IBA middleweight title; Oba Carr, Detroit, vs. Anthony Jones, 10, welterweights. Friday, Oct.
10 At Morton, Minn. (ESPN2), Purcell Miller, Washington, D.C., VS. Raul Frank, 12, for the vacant USBA welterweight title; Michael Ward, Fort Washington, VS. Patrick Swann, Irving, Texas, 10, middleweights. Saturday, Oct.
11 At Uncasville, Conn. (HBO), John Ruiz, Chelsea, vs. James Douglas, Columbus, Ohio, 12, for Ruiz's NABF heavyweight title; Julian Jaokson, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, vs. Arthur Allen, Pittsburgh, 10, super welterweights; Richard Lamontagne, Everett, vs.
Lenzie Morgan, Youngstown, Ohio, 10, cruiserweights. SAY Earlinger, Michael Dokes, Las Vegas, vs. Rocky Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, 10, heavies. Oct. 14 At Boise, Idaho (USA), Kenny Keene, Emmett, Idaho, vs.
James Toney, Ann Arbor, 12, for Keene's IBA cruiserweight title. Oct. 17 At Ledyard, Conn. (HBO), Ike Quartey, Ghana, vs. Jose Luis Lopez, Mexico, 12, for Quartey's WBA welterweight title; Pernell Whitaker, Virginia Beach, VS.
Andrei Pestriaev, Russia, 10, welterweights. Oct. 20 At Inglewood, Leonardo Mas, Puerto Rico, vs. Larry Dixon, San Diego, 10, welterweights. THE LATEST LINE Ford Mustang, 4.984, 308.00 VS.
15, Wyatt Radke, Alta Loma, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 5.145, 265.87. 3, Tim Wilkerson, Springfield, Firebird, 4.991, 294.59 vs. 14, Jim Blake, Tylertown, Dodge Daytona, 5.140, 283.73. 4, Cruz Pedregon, Camarillo, Firebird, 4.998, 308.11 vs. 13, Kenji Okazaki, To- kyo, Avenger, 5.127, 294.69.
5, Chuck Etchells, Putnam, Avenger, 5.006, 310.55 VS. 12, Jim Epler, Phoenix, Avenger, 5.085, 297.71. 6, Al Hofmann, Umatilla, Firebird, 5.016, 272.80 vs. 11, Del Worsham, Orange, Avenger, 5.078, 304.77. 7, John Force, Yorba Linda, Mustang, 5.020, 309.06 vs.
10, Mark Oswald, Houma, Avenger, 5.064, 300.80. 8, Dean Skuza, Brecksville, Avenger, 5.023, 306.64 vs. 9. Ron Capps, San Diego, Chevrolet Camaro, 5.023, 306.22. Pro Stock 1, Kurt Johnson, Lawrenceville, Firebird, 6.967 (track record), 197.58 VS.
16, Steve Schmidt, Indianapolis, Firebird, 7.028, 196.50. 2, Mike Bell, Asheboro, N.C., Firebird, 6.986, 197.36 vs. 15, Scott Geoffrion, Aliso Viejo, Avenger, 7.024, 196.63. 3, Mike Thomas, Knoxville, Firebird, 6.989, 197.58 vs. 14, Mark Osborne, Abingdon, Firebird, 7.017, 196.12, 4, Warren Johnson, Duluth, Firebird, 6.991, 197.88 (track record) vs.
13, Larry Morgan, Newark, Firebird, 7.016, 196.89. 5, Jim Yates, Alexandria, Firebird, 6.993, 197.36 VS. 12, Larry Nance, Akron, Cutlass, 7.015, 197.10. 6, Bruce Allen, Arlington, Texas, Firebird, 6.999, 197.28 VS. 11, Frank laconio, Flanders.
N.J., Cutlass, 7.013, 196.12. 7, Tom Martino, Farmingdale, N.J., Firebird, 7.001, 195.77 vs. 10, Darrell Alderman, Morehead. Avenger, 7.009, 197.67. 8, Mark Pawuk, Akron, Firebird, 7.006, 196.33 vs.
9, George Marnell, Las Vegas, Firebird, 7.006. 196.03. Pro Stock Bike 1, Angelle Seeling, Americus, Suzuki GSXR, 7.365 (track record), 181.52 VS. 16, Joe DeSantis, Lordstown, Suzukl, 7.760, 165.16. 2, Matt Hines, Whittier, Suzuki, 7.373, 182.44 vs.
15, Robert Short, Hookstown, Kawasaki, 7.686. 178.46. 3. Dave Schultz, Fort Myers, Suzuki, 7.411, 183.56 (track record) vs. 14, Geno Scali, Palatine, Suzuki, 7.661, 174.04.
4, John Smith, Minneapolis, Suzuki, 7.430, 182.00 vs. 13, Brian Delong, Circleville, Suzuki, Ron Ayers, Greenville, N.C., Suzuki, ham, Suzuki, 7.440, A 178.96 vs. 12, 7.645, 173.81. 5, John Myers, Birming7.640, 172.77. 6.
Hector Arana, Miami, Suzuki, 7.469, 182.74 vs. 11, Redell Harris. Baton Rouge, La, Suzuki, 7.548, 178.81. 7, Gary Tonglet, Metairie, Suzuki, 7.469, 178.57 vs. 10, Stephanie Reaves, Gorham, Maine.
Suzuki, 7.511, 178.74. 8, Greg Underdahl, Forest Lake, Suzuki, 7.487, 180.86 vs. 9, Steve Chatsworth, Suzuki, 7492,177.76. AMATEUR RESULTS BASKETBALL LAKEWOOD YMCA 4x4 BW-3 96, Chalkias 90 Williams 64, Heideloff 58 Reibar 55, Malone 52 Petrilla 60, Danch 53 Katz 73. Smith 70.
Eldridge 47, McCafferty 44 Madigan 59, Zofcin 56 LYNDHURST FALL West Geauga 6, Painesville 1 Wildcats 8. Solon 1 Great Lakes 10, Loew go Pirates 4 Bagley Road Auto Body 7, Guzzi's Pizza 5 Wildcats 7, Southwest Diamondbacks 0 FOOTBALL CLEVELAND BROWNS MUNY Division Glenville As 6, Cleveland Warriors 0 Desmond Howard Saints 12, East 88th Browns 0 East Cleveland PAL 32, Warrensville Bobcats 6 Estabrook Seahawks, 12, Mike St. Clair 7 PAL 26, PAL Sims Raiders 19. Lonnie Burton 6 Talley Tigers 6, King Kennedy Panthers 0 Garden Valley Express 25, Comanches 0 RUNNING JUNO JOG Men's 5K Overall: Mike Boyer 14-and-under: 1. Anthony Mestek 2.
Tod Schelat 23:11: 3. Jermaine Brown 36.25; 15-19: 1. Nicholas Citriglia 20:18: 2. Balcom Fantroy 20-24: Todd Zorko 18:48: 25-29: 1. Mark Plut 2.
Greg Huss 3. Scott McAllister 30-34: 1. Bob Flagnik 2. Len Patterson 3. Steve Veilky 35-39: 1.
Mark Neuman 2. Leonard Killinger 3. Gienn Hasek 40-44: 1. Bob Thomas 17.59; 2. Andy Petro 3.
Ted Rust 45-49: 1. Lenny Richter Sr. 2. Arthur Becks 3. William Schmidt 50-54: 1.
Tim Schuld 2. Dick Sammer 3. Steven Neal 55-59: 1. Randall Mount 2. Pete Fickert 3.
Roger Wilcox 60-and-over: 1. Fleming Mosely 28:40, 2. William Gordon 3. Morris Weisman 32:10. Women's 5K Overall: Jennifer Buckley; 14-and-under: 1.
Anne Bonfiglio 2. Christy Piraino 15-19: 1. dice Piraino 20-24: 1. Joey Bonfiglio 2. Amy Citriglia 3.
Cherrie Fabry 25-29: 1. Maureen Milligan 22:55: 2. Audrey Citriglia 3. Audra Kesser 30-34: 1. Deborah Thomas 2.
Christine Urban 3. Ms. Juno 29:41: 35-39: 1. Karen 19:15: 2. LeeAnn Murphy 3.
Brenda Piraino 40-44: 1. Nancy Tichy 2. Rene Baram-Gordon 3. Ann Weatherhead 45-49: 1. Geraldine Anthony 2.
T.C. Schneider 3. Judy Neistadt 50-54: 1. Susan Plut 2. Kathleen Lind 3.
Louise Napier 55-59: 1. Nancy Gosiee 60-and-over: 1. Ann Moeriski 2. Therese Freeman 54:40. SOFTBALL BEDFORD HTS.
ISA MEN'S FALL CLASSIC Picker Nuclear 15, Village Pub 4 Anchor Tool Die 20, Focus 10 Focus 28. Village Pub 18 Picker Nuclear 36, Faces 26 Anchor Tool Die 29, GTE Clevelawn 14 GTE Clevelawn 29, Focus 18 Anchor Tool Die 24, Village Pub 6 Picker Nuclear 25, GTE Clevelawn 12 Anchor Tool Die 30, Faces 7 Picker Nuclear 7, Focus 0 Village Pub 7, Faces 0 Champlonship Anchor Tool Die 44, Picker Nuclear 25 LAKE METROPARKS Cinsangelas 7-7, Royal Plastics 0-0 CGL 26-20, Maxx Doogan's 12-19 SOFTBALL WORLD USSSA FALL TOURNAMENT Webb Triax 10, Rockport Pirates 9 American National Can 13, 507 Rangers 8 Massillon Moose 15. Whiskers Members 11 Pounders 22, American National Can 11 Webb Triax 12, 507 Rangers 4 Whiskers 19, Rockport Pirates 6 Webb on Triax 15, Whiskers Massillon Moose 16, Webb Triax 4 14 Whiskers 15, American National Can 5 Massillon Moose 26, Pounders 23 Pounders 12. Webb Triax 9 Championship Massillon Moose 20, Pounders 11 ROLLER HOCKEY ROLLER WORLD Harpo's 12, Glancers 6 Gas Lite 11, Ice Dogs 2. Astro Travel 6, Fritsche's 6 Blimpie's 9, Fischer Jewelry 4 Huntington Bank 13, Greyhound 3 Blaze Construction 5, Lytkowski Pease 3 Jays Pizza 11, Play It Again Sports 7 GOLF NORTHERN OHIO PGA At Pinebrook G.C.
Teams: 1, John Rainieri, Joe Ungvary, John Doughton, Jim Davis; 2. Jerry Ludvick, Cliff Johnson, Brad Ruminski, Steve Blackburn. Low Junior: 1, Brad Ruminski, 64; 2, Rob McArdle, 68; 3. Dennis Miller 69; tie, Mike Masterson. 69.
Low Senior: 1, George Bellino, 66; 2, Charley Smith, 69; 3, Don Olney, 70. SUPER SHOOTERS MIKE ALICEA aced the 81-yard, 12th hole at Aqua Marine G.C. using a sandwedge. STAN HENDRICKS aced the 134-yard, 11th hole at Mayfair C.C. using a 9-iron.
PAT LAZZARO aced the 125-yard, 14th hole at Westwood C.C. using a 8-iron. BASEBALL PLAYOFFS Favorite Odds Underdog American DIVISION SERIES League RI CLEVELAND New York Seattle 6-7 BALTIMORE NFL Favorite Points Underdog Today MIAMI 3 Kansas City GREEN BAY 8 Tampa Bay Dallas BUFFALO 4 NY Detroit Pittsburgh 21 BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA Washington JACKSONVILLE Cincinnati OAKLAND San Diego ARIZONA SEATTLE A Termesse NY Jets 3 INDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO New Tomorrow DENVER New Bye Week: Atlanta, Carolina, St. Louis, and San Francisco. 2 Home team in CAPS niv.
TENNIS 1011J CHINA OPEN from BEIJING the $303,000 (AP) China Results yesterday, Semifinals MOm: Jim Courier (1), United States, def. Thomas Johansson (3), Sweden, 6-37 5-4. Magnus Gustafsson (5), Sweden, def. Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, 6-2, 6-4. Doubles Semifinals Jim Courier, Tampa, and Alex O'Brien, Amarillo, Texas, def.
Joshua Eagle, Britain, and Andrew Florent, France, walkover. SWISS INDOORS TOURNAMENT BASEL, Switzerland (AP) Results yesterday from the $975,000 Swiss Indoors tennis tournament: Singles Semifinals Mark Philippoussis, Australia, def. Tim Henman, Britain, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4. Greg Rusedski (4), Britain; det. Petr Korda (7), Czech Republic, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 7-5.
Doubles Semifinals 4 Tim Henman, Britain, and Marc Switzerland, def. Alexander Kitinov, Macedonia, and Byron Talbot, South Africa, 7-5, 6-3. Karsten Braasch, Germany, and Jim Grabb, Tucson, def. Pavel Vivner, Czech Republic, and Fernon Wibier, Belgium, 6-4, 6-3. SICILIAN PALERMO, Italy (AP) Results yesterday of ATP Sicilian Open men's clay- 1 court tournament: Singles Semifinals A Dominik Hrbaty (6), Slovakia, def, Alex Corretja (1), Spain, 6-4, 6-4.
Alberto Berasategui (2), Spain, def. Javier Sanchez, Spain, 6-2, 6-3. Doubles Semifinals Andrew Kratzmann (3), Australia, d. Libor Pimek, Belgium, def. Luis Lobo (1), Ar- 1 gentina, and Javier Sanchez, Spain, 6-3, 6-4.
Hendrik Jan Davids (4), Netherlands, and Daniel Orsanic, Argentina, def. Alberto, Berasategui, and Jordi Burillo, Spain 6-4, 6-3. FED CUP DEN BOSCH, Netherlands (AP) Re sults yesterday in the Fed Cup final be-1 tween the Netherlands and France at the Brabant Hall. (Best-of-five) France 2, Netherlands 0 Singles Sandrine Testud, France, del. Brenda Schultz-McCarthy, Netherlands, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
Mary Pierce, France, def. Miriam Oremans, Netherlands, 6-4, 6-1. ASSOCIATED PRESS Italian 125cc world champion Valentino Rossi narrowly misses Mirko Giansanti, who flies from his bike during qualifying for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix on Phillip Island. Giansanti was uninjured in the accident. women's event.
Shem Kororia won the men's gold, beating Moses Tanui who holds the world best in the event, 59:47. Their times of 59:56 minutes and 59:58 marked the first time the top two finished under an hour in any half marathon. Third-place finisher Kenneth Cheruiyot was timed in 1 hour flat. Loroupe won the women's event in 1:08:14. 14 TOP SERVERS ADVANCE Two of the hardest servers in tennis, Greg Rusedski and Mark Philippoussis, won semifinal-round matches in the Swiss Indoors in Basel, Switzerland.
Fourthseed Rusedski scraped past seventh-seed Petr Korda, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 7-5. Philippoussis spoiled what would have been an all final today when he beat Tim Henman, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4. Rusedski's serve was timed at just under 143 mph at the U.S. Open. Philippoussis' serve has been timed at 142 mph.
COURIER IN FINAL Top-seeded Jim Courier overpowered Sweden's Thomas Johansson, 6-3, 6-4, in the semifinals of the China Open and will face another Swede, Magnus Gustafsson, in the final. The fifth-seeded Gustafsson reached the final with a 6-2, 6-4 victory semifinal over Denmark's Kenneth Carlsen in the other ternational Tennis Center in Beijing. FRANCE LEADS FED CUP Victories by. Mary Pierce and Sandrine Testud gave France a commanding 2-0 lead over the Netherlands in the Fed Cup final in Den Bosch, Netherlands. Pierce defeated Miriam Oremans, 6-4, 6-1, after Testud downed Brenda Schultz-McCarthy, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
The remaining three matches two singles and one doubles in the best-of-5 series will be played today. Neither team has won the Fed Cup in its 35-year history. FROM WIRE REPORTS 14. Goals: Miller, Coble. Saves: Savolainen 6.
Halftime: Tiffin, 2-1. Walsh 1, Edinboro St. 0, OT Saves: Gast 13.000 Goals: Riemenschmeider. Saves: Ramsey 20. Halftime: tied, 0-0.
Wooster 7, Kenyon 0 Goals: Eging 3, Baughman 2, Walker, Cole. Saves: Critchlow 1, Dwyer 0. Saves: Yogg 15. Halftime: Wooster, 2-0. Liberty 3, Kent 0 Goals: Saves: Lucido Brusky 2, 12.
Kerth. Saves: Hutchinson 5. Halftime: Liberty, 1-0. OTHER SCORES Capital 2, Baldwin-Wallace 0 Women's Volleyball Akron 13-15-15-15, Ohio 15-11-5-10 Geneva 15-15-15, Notre Dame 6-13-12 Lakeland C.C. 15-15-6-15, Baldwin- Wallace, JV, 6-0-15-10 Loyola Chicago 15-15-15, Cleveland St.
10-5-2 JUNIATA INVITATIONAL Silver Medal Baldwin-Wallace 15-15-15, Grove City 7-5-5 Champlonship Baldwin-Wallace 15-16-15, Western Maryland 5-14-3 TIFFIN INVITATIONAL Huntington 15-15-15, Wooster 8-10-1 Indiana, Southeast 15-15-15, Wooster 1-11-6 Tiffin 7-15-15-15, Wooster 15-4-8-5 INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Team SOL PtS GF GA Cleveland 1 0 0 2 3 2 Fort Wayne 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 0 0 2 3 Indianapolis 0 0 Michigan 0 3 5 Northeast Division Grand Rapids 0 0 2 5 3 Quebec 0 0 2 4 Detroit 4 5 Orlando 0 0 0 4 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Chicago 1 0 0 2 3 Kansas City 0 2 5 Milwaukee 0 2 000 00 7 Manitoba 0 00 Southwest Division Houston 1 0 0 2 2 Long Beach 0 Utah Las Vegas 0 0 San Antonio 0 0 0 2 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory; one for a shootout loss. YESTERDAY Cleveland at Fort Wayne, 8:30 Grand Rapids at Michigan, 7:30 Kansas City at Cincinnati, 7:30 Las Vegas at Houston 8 Detroit Manitoba at at Indianapolis, Milwaukee, 8:30 Chicago at San Antonio, 8:30 Utah at Long Beach, 10 TODAY Orlando Quebec, 1:30 Chicago at Long Beach, 7 QUICKLINE The Plain Dealer voice information service Free, fast, fresh information. For the latest sports transactions, call 999-5463, then enter 1303. Details on other sports information lines, 2-C. CFL 1998 World Cup Qualifying NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN Finals Top three teams qualify Si SOCCER TENNIS Team GF GA PtS Jamaica 3 2 3 5 10 12 Mexico 3 0 2 13 11 United States 2 4 10 7 10.
El Salvador 2 2 3 7 5 9 Costa Rica 2 2 8 8 Canada FRIDAY 2 5, Jamaica 1, At United Washington vid 4. TODAY At Mexico City El Salvador at Mexico, 1 SUNDAY, OCT. At Edmonton, Alberta Mexico at Canada, 2:10 At Mexico City SUNDAY, NOV. United States at Mexico, 1 U.S. MEN'S SOCCER Record: 3-6-6 (b- World Cup qualifying) b- Friday: United States 1, Jamaica 1 b-Sunday, Nov.
2: vs. Mexico at Mexico City, 1" b-Sunday, Nov. 9: vs. Canada at Vancouver. British Columbia, 4 b-Sunday, Nov.
16: vs. El Salvador at U.S. site TBA, 2 n't no AiM Nit 3 Oct. 28 At Philadelphia, Joseph. Las Vegas, vs.
Michael Tate, Houston, 12, I for Kiwanuka's NABF super middleweight title; Jermal Corbin, Philadelphia, Vs. Mike Griffith, Cleveland, 10, JuNiOr wok terweights. Nov. 8 At Las Vegas (SHOWTIME-PPV), Evander Holyfield, Atlanta, vs. Michael Moorer, Detroit, 12, for Holyfield's WBA and Moorer's IBF heavyweight titles.
Nov. At Los Angeles (DIRECTV), Genaro Hernandez, East Los Angeles Carlos Hernandez, Bellflower, for G.Hernandez's WBC super featherweight title. mR92 Nov. 21 At Boston (ESPN2), Reggie Tuxedo, vs. Irish Mickey Ward, Low ell, tle.
12. NABF super 11. lightweight 04 Dec. 6 At Atlantic City, N.J., OscariDe Hoya, East Los Angeles, Calif: vS. Will, redo Rivera, Puerto Rico, 12, for De La Hoya's WBC welterweight title, IHL Kostyak 20:50.
MOUNT UNION INVITATIONAL How they finished: 1. Clarion 31; 2. Mount Union 73; 3. Walsh 74; 4. Muskingum 116; 5.
Heidelberg 128; 6. Mercyhurst 139; 7. Westminster 159; 8. Malone 190; 9. Mississippi 267.
Top 10 Individuals: 1. Lambert, Mount Union 2. Fledderjohann, Walsh, 3. Laflin, Clarion 4. Paolini, Westminster 5.
Wilson, Clarion 6. Diaz, Clarion 7. Gries, Walsh 8. Brostmeyer, Clarion 9. Long, Clarion 10.
Eberts, Walsh 20:38. Field Hockey Wooster 5, Earlham 0 Goals: Moore 3, DiFabrizio, Bakwesegha. Saves: Goodwin 0, Baumann 0. Saves: Freeman 11. Halftime: Wooster, 2-0.
Men's Soccer John Carroll 1, Ohio Northern 0 JC Goal: Hunkele. Saves: Rennie 5. ON Saves: Gruber 7. Halftime: tied, 0-0. Judson 2, Malone 1 Goals: Blanco.
Saves: Conley 3. Goals: Fiqueredo, Nkonazana. Saves: York 2. Halftime: tied, 1-1. Lakeland 4, Cuyahoga C.C.
3 Goals: Saric 2, Francis, Laush. Saves: Camino 6. Goals: Hulbert. York, Fritz. Saves: O'Neil 6.
Halftime: Cuyahoga Community College, 3-1. Monroe (NY) 3, Cuyahoga C.C. 11 1 1 1 1 1 Goals: Cukalevski, Pignagrnde 2. Saves: Tiberio 3. CCC Goals: Donovan.
Saves: O1- savsky 2. Halftime: tied, 0-0. Tiffin 1, Wooster 0 Saves: Patsch 6. Goal: DuPlessis. Saves: Houser 5.
Halftime: tied, 0-0. OTHER SCORES Marietta 3. Hiram 02 Lakeland College 4, Schoolcraft (MI) 3 Women's Soccer Tiffin 2, Notre Dame 1 ND Goals: Marini. Saves: Spencer FIGURE SKATING SKATE CLEVELAND Winterhurst Skating Rink Novice Ladies Free Skate Group Kelly Goliat, Winterhurst FSC; Group Lauren Allgower, IWSA FSC; Group Marcy Hinzmann, Columbus FSC; Group Anna FSC: Junior Ladies Free Skate Group Kimberly Oh Kim, Garden City, FSC; Juvenlle Ladies Free Skate Group Lindsay McCormack town FSC; Group Mattina Alonge, Jamestown FSC; Group Alexandra McElligott, Genessee FSC; Group Hamidah Ahmad, DuPage FO; Group, Kelli Jensen, Fraser FSO" Juvenile. Men Free Skate: Colin Pennington, Winterhurst FSC.
GLAD YOU ASKED By BOB DOLGAN. Q- Who holds the record for the most in-: tentional walks in baseball? Squeek' Wisniewski, Garfield Heights. 10 A Hank Aaron has the career record with 293 from 1954-76, all but four in the National League. George Brett holds the American League mark with 229 from 1973-93. Willie McCovey set the NL season record with 45.
in 1969. The AL season mark is 33, by Ted Williams in 1957 and John Olerud in 1993. ili Have a question? Write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 44114. WILL.
