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Lansing State Journal Friday, March 27, 1992 2C Sports SPORTS DIGEST I It Hi urn Silverdome hosts the 1 994 World Cup soccer tournament, officials announced Thursday. The Silverdome, among nine U.S. venues selected for the international championship, will make soccer history as the first indoor stadium to host World Cup play. Pontiac officials are wary of the violence that has marred major soccer events in Europe in recent years. Silverdome officials said they would consider banning the sale of alcohol before matches to minimize violence.

ELSEWHERE Lakers lose center Perkins to injury INGLEWOOD, Calif. The injury-riddled Los Angeles Lakers lost another key player Thursday when Sam Perkins went on the injury list Perkins, a center-forward, hurt his shoulder during a 98-93 loss to Portland on March 18 and didn't play against Minnesota two nights later. Perkins, who missed three games earlier this season because of a bruised left knee, is averaging 16.5 points and 8.8 rebounds. Spurs' Robinson may have thumb surgey SAN ANTONIO David Robinson is pondering surgery to repair thumb injury, and if the San Antonio Spurs center has the operation, he could miss several weeks. For the first time in his NBA career, Robinson missed a game Wednesday night because of an injury.

The All-Star center had played in 232 consecutive games. Robinson, who is undergoing therapy on the thumb every day, told reporters he was leaning more toward having surgery to repair the ligament Defensive lineman Sims returns to football AUSTIN, Texas Kenneth Sims signed a one-year contract with the Buffalo Bills, which could lead to return to pro football as a defensive lineman. The No. 1 pick in the 1981 draft of the New England Patriots, Sims has had problems with drugs and alcohol. Two years ago he was arrested in for cocaine possession and has spent a month in drug rehabilitation.

With Texas, Sims was named an All-America defensive lineman in 1980 and 1981. In 1981, he won the Lombardi Award as the nation's top collegiate lineman. He played eight seasons with the Patriots. Calumet Farm bought for $17 million LEXINGTON, Ky. Henryk deKwiatkowski became the new owner of historic Calumet Farm on Thursday with a promise that its long, intricate system of fences will remain "painted white for as long as I live," The Polish-born horseman bid $17 million for the" historic 762-acre main farm just west of Lexington as the thoroughbred racing landmark in the heart of Kentucky's bluegrass country went on the auction block.

Horse Waki Warrior gets inside post FLORENCE, Ky. Waki Warrior, who started from the far outside post and set the pace in the Florida Derby before tiring in the stretch, drew the inside post position Thursday for the $500,000 Jim Beam Stakes. The Canadian-bred Alydeed, a winner in both his starts, defected for a shorter stakes race in Florida. That left 11 starters for the Grade II Beam, which is being simulcast Saturday to 225 outlets in 17 states and broadcast by ESPN on a delayed basis between 6-7 p.m. Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports.

GREATER LANSING Athletic club holding basketball camps The Michigan Athletic Club will hold two one-wrck basketball camps for bovs and girls ages 7-14. The first session runs March 30-April 3, the second April 6-10. Mott Community College coach Steve Schmidt will direct the camp. Schmidt played for Waverly High School, Central Michigan University and the Washington Generals before taking the coaching position at Mott. The camp costs $25 for MAC members and $35 for non-members, and the price includes a T-shirt For more information call Schmidt at 339-6431.

Charlotte's Menk heads Class A squad TRAVERSE CITY Charlotte senior Eric Menk, a 6-foot-7 senior forward headed up the Associated Press Class A boys' basketball team as chosen by media members from around the state Thursday. Menk, the premier Class A player in the Lansing area, averaged 21 points a game for the Orioles, which went 19-1 during the regular season. Named to the honorable mention squad were Ray Mitchell of East Lansing, Ramon Lyle of Lansing Sexton and Jason Black of Holt. Menk Perkins Robinson MSU swimmer Leissner an All-American INWANPOUS MUhiKitn State swimmer Steve I cissnrr ramod All Antn honors Thursday, finishing fifth in the ftoo frrrstyle at the NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships. The MSU senior finished la 21.

32, eight-tenths of a second behind winner and four time national champion Arthur Wojdut of Iowa. MSU softball team drops two games NORTHRIIXiK, Calif. The Michigan State softball team's record fell to 1-2 after losses to DePaul and Oregon State at the Rally in the Valley Tournment Thursday. Denise Herrios had the Spartans' lone hit in MSU's eight-inning, 1-0 loss to DePaul. In the 3-1 loss to Oregon State Deb Lobato and Martha Wcndt both went l-for-3, each hitting a double.

MICHIGAN Tight security expected during World Cup PONTIAC Security will be tight when the Pontiac Chicago SCOREBOARD Sports hotline 1-900-773-6000 Press 3 Cost: 95 cents a minute. Touch-tone phone: Dial the number; you can listen to instruc tions, or immediately press 3. You can choose national sports results or horse racing. Pulse phone: Call on pulse, then switch to tone after dialing Rotary phone: Only sports results available. HOME 1 FRI SAT SUN MON I TUE: AWAY MARCH 27 MARCH 28 MARCH 29 MARCH 30 MARCH'ai BExhtoitton vs.

Exhbftionvs. Exhfcition vs. Exhibition vs. Exhbitionvs: Phiadelphta Cincinnati Minnesota Houston SL Louis! at Clearwater at Lakeland at Fort Myers at Lakeland at Lakeland 1 :05 p.m. 1 :05 p.m.

1 :05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 1 :05 p.ni. PASS Ch.50; WJR JSlS. At B00" San Antonio LA- fmjftin 7:30 P- noon CBPPere VJgaifir Ch.

47.50 Ch.4,BJ0 WITL WITL 3 PASS WITL" jgirr NCAA hockey SSj tournament rOl vs. Maine Women Women I National National Lvv semif'nalsat finals at Bmardc. O. Bbmardt, O. 9 m.

I Time TBA Ticket information: Michigan State: 355-1610; Red Wings: (313) 567-6000; Pbtons: (313) 377-0100 TELEVISION TODAY Basketball: NBA Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m.. Ch. 1 7.47,50,66 "i Atlanta at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m.. WTBS NCAA Men's Tournament: 1 Southeast Regional semifinal: Ohio State vs North Carolina, 8 p.m., Ch. 3,6 1 Midwest Regional semifinal: Michigan vs Oklahoma State, 10 p.m., Ch.

3.6 High School MHSAA semifinal, (tape) 11:35 p.m., Ch. 41 Boxing: Light heavyweight Tyrone Frazier vs. Kevin Watts, 9 p.m., ESPN Figure Skating: 1 World Championships: Men's finals, 8 p.m., Ch. 4,8, 10 Golf: LPGA Dinah Shore Classic, 4 p.m., ESPN PGA The Players Championship, 4 p.m., USA; (tape) 9 p.m., USA Tennis: Davis Cup USA vs. Czechoslovakia: second round singles, 11 a.m..

ESPN; (tape) 1 a.m., ESPN Volleyball: High School MHSAA Girls Championship Class (tape) 7 p.m., PASS "1 MHSAA Girls Championship Class (tape) 8:30 p.m PASS 2H UNAL FOUR At Knickerbocker Areno At Abarty, N.Y. AA Times TBA Semlftnoh AprH 2 Michigan State-Maine winner vs. Loke Superior State-Atoska-Anctwrage Minnesota winner New Hampshire-Wisconsin St. Lawrence winner vs. Northern Michigan-Ctark-vxi-Michigan winner Championship Aprfl 4 5emlflnal winners Michigan State 4, Boston University 2 Michigan State 0 1 3-4 Boston University 0 2 0-2 First period None.

Penotttes Bren- non, BU (inteference), Linna, BU (high stick), Norm, MSU (hook), 15:41. Second Period 1, MSU, Murray 13 (Smotinski), 2, BU, (Mark Bavis, Sacco), 530; 3, BU, Socco 14 (Mike Bavis), 1936. Penotttes Linna, BU (hold), 133; Aucoin, BU (hold), 933; Messier, MSU (hook). 1430. Third period 4, MSU, Turner 9 (Woodward, Warden), 5, MSU, Norm 41 (unassisted), 6, MSU, Smolinski 29 (Murray, Messier), 1235.

Penotttes Brennon, BU (cross check), 437; Thompson, MSU (interference), Prendergost, BU (slash), 1931 Power-ptay opportunities MSU 0-6; BU 0-1 Goofle Saves Gilmore 5-8-9-22; Cosh-man (BU) 8-6-8- 21 Referee Greg Shepherd (WCHA). COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA Men's Tournament EAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Thursdays Results At The Spectrum Phltooeiphta Kentucky 87, Massachusetts 77 Duke 81, Seton Hall 69 Regional Oxvnptanship Saturdays Games At The Spectrum Phitaoeiphta Kentucky (29-6) vs. Duke (31-2), 7 pm SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Today's Games At Rupp Arena Lexington, Ky. Ohio State (25-5) vs. North Carolina (23-9), pm Michigan 22-8 vs.

Oklahoma State (28-7L 30 minutes after Regional Crtamptanship Sundays Games At Rupp Areno Lexington, Ky. Ohio winner vs. Michigan- Oklahoma St. winner, 4 p.m. MDWEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Todas Games At Kemper Areno Kansas aty.

Ma Memphis State (22-10) vs. Georgia Tech pm Cincinnati (27-4) vs. Texas-ti Paso (Z7-6J, 30 minutes after Regional CrOTptonsh Sunday's Games At Kemper Arena Kansas aty. Ma Memphis Tech winner vs. Oncinnati-UTEP winner, 1:42 pm.

WEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Thursdays Results At The Pit ABxtauerque, MM. Indiana 85, Florida State 74 UCLA 85, New Mexico State 78 Regional Otornplonshtp Saturdays Gomes AtThePtt Alxjquerque, MM. Indiana (26-6) vs. UCLA (28-4), 4:42 pm Indiana 85, Florida State 74 FLORIDA STATE (74) Sura 3-9 2-2 9, Edwards 7-16 4-5 20, Do- bard 1-2 0-2 2, Grahom 5-12 3-3 14, Cossell 8- 14 0-0 19, Ward 1-4 1-2 3, Wells 2-3 0-0 5, Reid 1-2 0-3 Totals 28-62 10-17 74. INDIANA (85) Cheaney 6-11 4-4 17, Henderson 3-6 2-2 8, Nover CM) 2-2 Reynolds 0-1 2-4 Bailey 3-8 4-7 10, G.Graham 6-14 5-8 19, Meeks 1-2 0-0 3, Anderson 8-12 6-7 24.

Totals 27-54 25-34 85. Harmme Indiana 40, t-tarioa state 38. Point goats-Florida State 8-23 (Cossell 3-6, Edwards 2-3, Wells 1-2, CGraham 1-4, Sura 1-6, Ward 0-2), Indiana 6-18 (Anderson 2-3, G.Graham 2-7, Meeks 1-2, Cheaney 1-3, Bailey 0-3). Fouled out Cossell. Rebounds-Florida State 33 (Edwards 9), Indiana 37 (Cheaney 11).

Assists-Florida State 14 (Sura 5), Indiana 19 (Meeks 9). Total fouls-Florida State 28, Indiana 14. A 15,914. THE FINAL FOUR At The Metrodome Mtaneopoiis Semifinals Apri 4 5:40 p.m., 30 minutes after East champion vs. West champion Southeast champion vs.

Midwest champion Chornptanship ApriU Semifinal winners, 9:20 pm Men's NIT Quarterfinals Wednesday's Results Notre Dame 74, Manhattan 58 Florida 74, Purdue 67 Todas Games New Mexico (20-12) vs. Virginia (17-13) at Richmond, Va, 7:30 pm Rhode btand (22-9) ot Utah (22-10), 9-J0 pm NCAA Women's Tournament EAST REGIONAL Reglond Semifinals At OwrtoMesvilie, Va Thursday's Results Vonderbitt 71, Miami 61 Virginia 103, West Virginia S3 Regional Championship At ChartoMesvftie, Va Saturday's Games Vandertilt (22-8) vs. Virginia (31-1), 1 a.m. MOEAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals At West Lafayette, md Thursday's Results Western Kentucky 75, Tennessee 70 I Maryland 64, Purdue 58 I Regional Owrnpionshlp I West Lafayette, M. soTurooys oames I Western Kentucky (25-7) vs.

Morytanc I (2U rJO m. MIDWEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals At BouWer, Cokx Thursdays Results SW Missouri State 83, UCLA 57 Mississippi vs. Perm State (n) Regional Ctarrplonship At Boulder, Cokx Saturdays Games SW Missouri State (30-2) vs. Mississtooi- Penn state winner, 9 pm WEST REGIONAL Regional Semifine At Seattle Thursdays Results USC 61, Stephen F. Austin 57 Stanford vs.

Texas Tech (n) Regional Cftvnpionship At Seattle SdurdoVs Games USC (23-7) vs. Stanford-Texas Tech win ner, 9 pm Semifinal winners THE FINAL FOUR At Los Angeles Semifinals Apr! 4 East champion vs. West champion Mideast champion vs. Midwest champion OKrpionship Aprl5 Semifinal winners Women's NIT At Cat Farley Coliseum AmortHo, Texas Thursdays Results Arkansas Sta 83, Alabamo-Birm 79 Nebraska 79, La Salle 78 Georgia Tech 78, Wise-Green Bay 77 Hawaii 83, Florida Irtternatioiial 73 Todays Games Game 5-Aiabarno-Brm. (21-7) vs.

Flori da Intt 22-9 pm Game 6-La Salle (25-6) vs. Wise-Green Bay (22-7 3 pm Game -Nebraska (21-9 vs. Georgia Tech 18-13 6 pm Game 8-Arkansas 24-6 vs. Hawaii (23- 6), 8 pm JUCO Division II Women's Tournament At Bismarck, MD. First Round Thursday Resorts Lockawanna, Pa 96, Genesee, N.Y.

76 Illinois Central 75, Kankakee, IIL 74 Lansing Comm. Col 96, vs. SW towa 91 SW Michigan 82 vs. New CC of Baft 58. Semifinals Todas Games Lackawanna, Pa (26-2) vs.

HI. Central (26- LCC (28-1) vs. Southwestern Michigon (26- DEALS Thursday's Transactions BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX Sent Bob Zupcic and Wayne Housie, outfielders, and Kevin Mor ton, pitcher, to Pawtucket of the International Leogue. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Waived Kevin Sertzer, third baseman, for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. Sent Dennis Moeller, pitcher, to their minor league camp tor reassignment.

SEATTLE MARINERS Sent Brent Boone, infietaer, to their minor league camp tor reassignment. TEXAS RANGERS Optioned Jose Her nandez and Rob Maurer, irmelders, to Okla homa City of the American Association. Re assigned Doug Davis, catcher, to Oklahoma City. Optioned Cris Colon, Infielder, to Tulsa or the Texas League. Notional League CINCINNATI REDS-Opttaned Gino Min- utelli and Mo Sanford, pitchers, to Nashville; of the American Association.

Sent Dan Wil-1 son, catcher, to their minor leogue camp for reassignment. MONTREAL EXPOS-Optfoned Wil Cor-aero, shortstop, and Kent Bottenfiekt Ditch er, to Indionapolis of the American Association. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Sent Mfce Dot- ton and Mike Roesier, pitcher, to their minor league camp tot assignment. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association LOS ANGELES LAKERS Placed Sam Perkins, center -forward, on the injury list. Acnvarea Keith Owens, forward.

FOOTBALL National Football League GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed Adrian White, safety. MIAMI DOLPHINS-Signed Bruce Alex ander, conerbock. SAN FRANCISCO 49ers-Signed Mike Renna, defensive end. wona League SACRAMENTO SURGE-Reieased Leroy Etienne, linebacker. Arena f-ooroai League CHARLOTTE RAGE-Signed Joe Deto- mielleure, center-nose guard, and named him director of community oevewpmem.

HOCKEY National Hockev League NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Recalled Bill Guerin, right wing; Jeff Christian, left wing; and Jim Dowd, center; from Utica of the American Hockev Leogue. Sent Chad Erick- son and Doug Dads well, goattenders. to Utica. BASEBALL Exhibition Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE RADIO TODAY Basketball: 10 8 8 7 12 12 13 12 13 .455 .400 .381 .368 .350 350 Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Diego Atlanta 7 7 Philadelphia 13 NOTE SpW-squod gomes count in stand ings, ties do not Thursdays Results MY. Mets 6, Atlanta 0 Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 5 Boston 8, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 6, Baltimore 5 my.

Yankees 5. Montreal 2 Texas 8, Philadelphia 0 Toronto 7, St. Louis 0 Chicago Cubs 3, Mariners 2 Giants 4, Brewers 3 Oakland 9, California 1 Pittsburgh 6, Chi White Sox 6 Detroit 4, Houston 3 Cleveland vs. San Diego, pod rain Toaovs Games Chi White Sox vs. St.

Louis, 1:05 pm Atlanta vs. Montreal, 1:05 pm Detroit vs. Philadelphia, 1:05 pm Boston vs. Pittsburgh, 1:05 pm Texas vs. Minnesota, 1:05 pm Gncirmati vs.

Los Angeles, 135 pm Baltimore vs. Toronto, 135 pm Cleveland vs. San Diego, 3tf5 pm San Francisco vs. Milwaukee, 3)5 pm Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle, 3fl5 pm Oakland vs.

California, 4:05 pm Houston vs. Kansas City, 735 pm my. Yankees vs. my. Mets.

7:40 pm Tigers 4, Astros 3 DETROIT HOUSTON abrhW abrhbi Gladden If 5 0 10 Finley cf 2 10 0 Whtker 2b 2 0 0 0 Guerrer tf 10 0 0 Phllps 2b 2 12 0 Candoel 2b 4 1 1 Trmmll ss 2 0 0 0 Gonzalz If 3 0 2 1 Allaire ss 2 0 0 0 Clones cf 10 0 0 Fielder lb 5 0 11 Anthony rf 2 0 0 1 Ttttton 1110 Simms rf 10 0 0 Ritz 0 0 0 0 Riles 3b 4 0 0 0 Dhrty 0 0 0 0 Blair 0 0 0 0 Rowlnd ph 1 0 0 0 Wailing lb 2 0 0 0 Kiely 0 0 0 0 Dstfno lb 2 11 Munoz 1 0 0 0 Servais 3 0 0 0 Deer rf 4 112 Jones 0 0 0 0 Frymn 3b 4 0 0 0 Tucker 3b 10 0 0 Cuyter cf 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 2 0 Terrell 2 0 0 0 Yelding ph 10 10 Kreuter 2 110 Bowen 2 0 0 0 Boever 0 0 0 0 Toubens 2 0 1 1 Young pr 0 0 0 0 36 4 7 3 Totals 34 3 3 Totals Detroit 020 000 000 002-4 000 002 000 001-3 Houston E-Tettleton, Candoele. DP Houston 2. LOB-Detroit 7, Houston 4. 2B-Gonzalez, i emeTon, conaoeie. HR-Deer (3).

So Ra mirez (1), 5F Anthony. RER BBSO Detroit Terrell Ritz Doherty Kiely Munoz S3 Houston Bowen Boever DJones Blair Ll-l WP-Bloir. 2:47. Thursday's Exhibition Linescores New York (N) 230 100 000-6 12 0 Attonta 000 000 000-0 7 0 Schourek, Whftehurst (7), Franco (9) and Hundley, O'Brien (7); Le'ibrandt, Freeman (5), Stanton (7), St. Clare (9) and Berrvhill, Cabrera (8).

W-5chourek, 1-3. Lei-brondt, 1-3. Los Angeles 010 012 002-6 10 3 Ondnnatl 302 000 000-5 5 1 Ke.Gross. Ki.Gross (6), Astocio (8), Gott (9 and Hernandez, Borr (8); Hammond, Charlton (6), Lavana (7), Ruskin (8), Bankheod (9) and Reed. W-Astaao, 2-0.

L-Bankneod, o- 1. Sv-Gott (1L HRs-Los Angeles, oner- man (1), Karros (2); Cincinnati, Sabo (2). Boston 060 110 000-8 7 2 Kansas Ory 211 200 000-6 11 1 QuorrtrilL Botton (4 Irvine (7L cerutti (9 and Pena, Flaherty (7). Davis, Johnston (5), Young (6), Montgomery (8) and Macforiane, Mavne (6). W-Guantriil, 1-0.

Davis, 1-1. Sv-Cerutti (1 1 HR -Kansas City, Joyner (4). Baltimore 020 021 000-5 14 0 Minnesota 000 020 31x-6 11 1 Mussina, Rasmussen (7) and Hoiles. Par ent (7). Tapani, Banks (6) and Harper, Parks 9 W-Banks.

2-0. L-Rasmussen, i-i. HRs Baltimore, Holies (4), Martinez 7t, Minnesota Quinones (41 Montreal 000 000 200-2 9 2 New York (A) 002 003 OOx-5 9 0 CHanev. Bottenheid 51 Rows 17L Leacfi (8) and Fletcher, Goff (6); Perez, Howe (7), Habyan (8), Parr (9) ana btaniey, NOkes -Perez, 2-1. L-CHaney, 1-1.

Sv-Farr iL HR New York. RXeity 21 Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 7 2 Texas 330 011 0Ox-8 9 0 Abbott. Hartley (6), Searcy (7), Ritchie (8 and Lieberthol. wm, Bohanon (j ana kooti-auez. JoJussett (6X W-W'itt, 2-0.

L-KAb- bott, 1-3. Sv-Bohanon (1). HR Texas, Palmer (4). St. Louis 000 000 000-0 9 2 Toronto 000 010 42x-7 10 1 Tewksbury, Compres (6), Worrell (7).

Agosto (8) and Gedman; Key, Hentgen Ul miceK ibl u.wara ana Myers, sorooue (8). W-Key, 3-1. L-Tewksbury, 0-1. HR loromo, Myers (l). Seattle 000 001 100-2 6 OkagoCN) 001 000 011-3 10 1 Johnson, Elliott (6), Barton (7), Jones (8) and Morgan, Bullinger (7), McEroy (8), Scantan (9) and Scanlan, M.

Jones, 02. MIrwaukee 200 000 010-3 11 San Francisco 201 000 001-4 7 Elared, Austin (5), Brown (8) and Surhoff. Alionson (6); Burkett, Beck (6J, Jackson (8) ana uroen, MCNomara 16L jacksoa 2- 0. L-Brown, 0-1 HRs-Mitwoukee, HamO- ion uj; son Francisco, uarx (ij. Oakland 013 012 200-9 15 1 California 000 001 000-1 5 Wottoa Guzman (41 Horsman (6L Gos- sage (6).

Chitren (8). Eckerslev (9) and Stein- bach, Quirk (6fc Finley, Lewis (4), enm Young 6 Beosiey (8 Harvey 9) ana mg- ley. W-Watton, 3-0. L-Firtev, 0-1. HRs Oakland, Canseco (3), Fox (U Pittsburgh Chicago (A) 100 001 103 00-4 11 200 031 000 00-4 13 (11 innings) Neogte, Reed (5), Batista Belinda Milter (9 Patterson (11) and Dorsett; Fernandez, Drahman (I Hernandez (8), Wap-nick 9 Garcia (10) and Karkovice, Santo-venia VI HR Chicago, Sosa (1).

berg (DEL); 24. Ehni (tU 200 Back-1. Sprnhnpldci (AC) Hurttoi 0 (IM 1 1 17. 1 hnl (IM I 100 Breast-1, 1 tvtr (t 59.1$ 9. Uiy (DEL); 2a Kikxr (IH 200 Breast-1.

Trctm (CH Y) 2-09 24, Flermoen (DWSCX 9. Guv 0 llgoi (DEL); 18. HuftoefgfDHl 100 Ry-1. Kim (UN) 51.47; 22. Guy (IXL).

200 Fty-1. Gatrwood (CSC) 1 00. 200 Indlv. Medley-1. Itrtn (Ot Y) 231.20; 12.

Smtth (DEL); 19. Huttbeig (ULl 400 Inlv. Medley-1. Teeters (OLY) 4:10.39. 400 Free Retay-1.

Clarencevllle A (CSC) 4. Delphinus A (DEL 6, DeWitt A (DWSC). 800 Free Relay-1. Atlantis A (BBA) 739.09; 5. Delphinus A (DEL).

400 Medley Relay-1. OLY A (OLY) 1 Delphinus A (DEL); 8. DeWttt A (DWSC). PREP SCHEDULE Today Baskefboft Class A and Class semifinals at Michigan State University Bresiin Center; Class and Class semifinals at University of Michigan Crisler Arena I Trade Haslett at Eastern Michigan Relays, DeWrtt, Portland and Maple Valley ot Ferris State Invitational. Saturday Bosketbalt Class A state championship at 8 p.mv- Class state championship at 1030 a.m.; Class state championship at 4 p.m; Ctoss state championship at 2 p.m.

All games at the Patace of Auburn Hills. Trade East Lansing and Jackson at Eastern Michigan Relays. PREP BASKETBALL Semifinals Today's Games CLASS A (at Bresiin Center) Flint Northwestern (24-2) vs. Benton Har bor (23-7), 1 pm Detroit Pershing (24-1) vs. Detroit Norm- ern (18-3), 145 p.m CLAS5 (at Crister Arena) Soainow Buena Vista (23-1) vs.

Grand Rapids Catholic Central (21-5), 1 p.m. Clawson (20-6) vs. Grandviiie caivm Christian (25-1), 2:45 p.m. CLASS (at Crister Arena) PEW AMO-WESTPHALIA (2SO) vs. De troit St.

Martin dePorres (23-2), 630 p.m. WtLUAMSTON (23-2) vs. Ishpeming (25- 0), 8:15 p.m. CLASS (at Bresiin Center) Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 21-4 vs. FOWLER (20-51, 6:30 p.m.

Pickford (19-5) vs. Sand Creek (25-1), Dm All semmnal winners ptay Tor the uass A. titles Saturday at The Patace of Au burn Hills Boys Class A All-State Team ALL-STATE Kenyon Murray, BC Central, 6-6, sr. Eric Met. Charlotte, 6-7, sr.

John Runyan. Flint Carmon-Ainsworth, 6- 9, sr. Donald Fisher, Flint Northern, 6-7, sr. Chad Vorga, Detroit Catholic, 6-5, sr. Carlos Williams, Detroit Pershing, 6-5, jr.

Larry Bolden, Detroit Cody, 6-2, sr. Leonard Bush, Detroit Northern, 6-5, sr. Dugan Fife, Clorkston, 6-3, sr. Thomas McGhee, Pontioc Centrof, 6-3, sr. Norm Greene, Grand Haven, 6-7, sr.

Justin Jennings, GR Central, 6-6, sr. COACH of the YEAR Ben Kelso, Detroit Cooley. SPECIAL HONOR Players receiving two or more votes from the 11 -member panec Tyrone Hicks, Belleville; Andy Brodi, Uhca Ford: Eric Nichelson, Adrian; Steve Poton- owski, Rockford Coach: Andy Sheridan, Jackson; Craig Taylor, Grand Haven. HONORABLE MENTION Dave Hart, Battle Creek Central; Art Rob ertson, Battle Creek Central; Troy Allen, Battle creek Lakevtew; Ray weamers, Jackson; Ray Mrrchett, East Lansing; Ramon Lyte, Lansing Sexton; Jason Btock, Holt; Mark wrmroar. Bay city western; boo Krummer, Detroit Catholic; Willie Mitchell.

Detroit Pershing; Guido LeGardy, Detroit Cooley; Paul Kirkpatrick, Detroit central; Rahsoah Rotand, Detroit U-D Jesuit; Greg Stephens, Adnon; Shannon Williams, Ypsi- tanti; Bobby Wright, Port Huron Northern; Craig Frohock, Mount Clemens L'Anse Creuse; John Pencak, Sterling Heights; Spencer Stack, Cadillac; Paul Grant, Br- mingham Brother Rice; Jason Walker, Novi; Greg Norman, Muskegon; Corey Childs, Benton Harbor; Brian Echols, Benton Harbor; Russ Downs, Niles; Geoff Walker, Por tage Central; Fred Montgomery, Detroit Cooley. Coocrc Bob Shoemaker, Novr; Chuck Turner, Battle Creek Central; Dick Kon-winski, Portage Central; Bob Root, Flint Carmon-Ainsworth. COLLEGE HOCKEY NCAA Tournament EAST REGIONAL At Providence CMc Center Providence, RX First Round Thursday's Results Michigan State 4, Boston University 2 Wisconsin 4, New Hompshire 2 Second Round Saturday's Games Wisconsin (25-13-2) vs. St. Lawrence (22-8-1), 5 pm Michigan State (24-1M) vs.

Maine (31-3-2L 830 Dm WEST REGIONAL At Joe Louis Areno At Detroit First Round Todas Gomes Northern Michigan (24-13-3) vs. Clark son (21-9-1), 5 pm Lake Superior State (26-9-4) vs. Atosko-Anchoroge (25-7-1), 8:30 p.m. Second Round Sunday's Gomes Lake Superior Stote-Atasko-Anchoroge winner vs. Minnesota (33-10), 1 pm Northern Michigon-Ctarkson winner vs.

High School: 3 Class Fowler vs. Muskegon West Michigan Chris tian, 6:30 p.m. WSJ 1580-AM NBA Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m., WITL 1010-AM; WKHM 970-AM; WWJ 950-AM; WPZA 1O150-AM NCAA Men's Tournament: 1 Midwest Regional semifinal: Memphis State vs. Georgia Tech, 7:45 p.m., WJIM 1240-AM 3 Southeast Regional semifinal: Michigan vs. Oklahoma State, (immediately following), WJIM 1240-AM; 10:10 p.m..

WPZA 1050-AM phins (DRD) 175.00, 11 Midland Dolphins (MD) 9330, 14. Golden Serpents Swim Club (GSSC) 90.00, 15. Marlin Aquatic of Michigan (AAAM) 87.00, 16. Trenton Swim Club (TSC) 84.00, 17. St.

Oar Shores Lakers (L) 68.00, 18. Blue Water Swim Club (BWSC) 62.00, 19. Unattached (UN) 61.00, 20. Milan Swim Club (MSC) 55.00, 21. Hott Swim Club (HOLT) 44.00, 22.

DeWrtt Swim Club (DWSC) 38.00, 21 Okemos Seahawks Aquatics Club (OSAC) 37.00, 24. Huron Barracuda Swim Club (HBSC) 24.00, 25. East Grand Rapids Aquatics (EGRY) 18 00, 26. Taylor Pool Sharks (TPS) 14.00, 27. Warren Woods Jaguars (WWJ) 10.00, 28.

Troy Area Gators (TAG) 7.00, 29. Utica Shelby Swim Club (USSC) 6.00, 30. Traverse City Swim Club (TCSC) 1.00. 13-14 Girls 50 Freestyle 1. Campbell (SWMS) 55.02, Ferris (DEL), 15.

Sullivan (HOLT), 19. Weichmon (DEL), 20. Siwek (DEL). 100 Freestyle-1. Campbell (SWMS), 6.

Ferris (DEL), 9. Weichmon (DEL), 11. Siwek (DEL), 11 Sullivan (HOLT). 200 Freestyle-1. Whittedge (BBA) 137.77.

500 Freestyte-l. Polk (DRD) 5:18.66. 1000 Freestyte-l. Polk (DRD) 10:48.65. 1650 Freestyte-l.

Polk (DRD) 1735.21 100 Bockstroke-1. Ferris (DEL) 1:01.31, 4. iullivan (HOLT), 1 1. Decker (DEL), 30. Burr's GSSC), 36.

Wolshaw (GSSC), 38. Siwek DEL). 200 Bockstroke-1. Ferris (DEL) 2:1 1.13, 8, iullivan (HOLT), 11. Decker (DEL), 17.

(GSSC), 20. Burris (GSSC), 100 Breaststroke-1. Kushuba (BBA) 1:06.72, 2. Siwek (DEL), 18. Patty Waishaw iGSSC), 20.

Decker (DEL). 200 Breaststroke-1. Kushuba (BBA) 2:25.17, 3. Siwek (DEL), 19. Waishaw (GSSC), 21.

Decker (DEL). 100 Butterfly-1. Whittedge (BBA) 38.65, 6. Weichmon (DEL), 9. Ferris (DEL).

200 Olson (OLY) 2:14.23, 6. Graber (UN), 9. Waishaw (GSSC), 12. Isenga (GSSC), 13. Bums (GSSC), 17.

Weichmon PEL). 200 lnd.Medley-1. Kushuba (BBA) 2:12.35, 3. Ferris (DEL), 6. Weichmon (DEL), 13.

Sullivan (HOLT), 17. Decker (DEL), 18. Waishaw (GSSC). 400 IndMedtey-l. Polk (DRD) 4:45.69, 5.

Weichmon (DEL). 400 Freestyle Retay-1. Atlantis A (BBA) 3:44.65, 1 Delphinus A (DEL), 1Z Hott A (HOLT), 13. Golden Serpent A (GSSC). 800 Freestyle Retay-1.

Atlantis A (BBA) 3:17.49, 4. Delphinus A (DEL). 400 Medtey Retay-1. Atlantis A (BBA) 4:08.24, 2. Delphinus A (DEL), II Golden Serpent A (GSSC), 17.

Hott A (HOLT). 15-18 Girls 50 Freestyte-l. Toledo (SWMS) 54.75, Wenglarski (DEL), 10. Bondy (DEL), 14. Go-mery (GSSC), 20.

Sullivan (HOLT), 32. Reinke (HOLT). 100 Freestyle-1. Allshouse (OLY), 2. Wengtarskt (DEL), 8.

Armbruster (DEL), 11 Bondy (DEL), 19. Gomery (GSSC), 21 Reinke IHOLT). 200 Freestyle-1. Wenglarski (DEL), 136.93, 15. Bondy (DEL), 18.

Reinke (HOLT). 500 Freestyte-l. Szabo (PA), 5:0837, 25. Reinke (HOLT). 1000 Freestyte-l.

Szabo (PA), 10:36.74. 1650 Freestyle-1. Ditchkoff (LSAC), 1739.63. 100 Bockstroke-1. Toledo (SWMS), 58.21, 2.

Wenglarski (DEL), 1 Bailey (DEL), 4. Gomery (GSSC), 12. Bondy (DEL), 30. Sullivan (HOLT), 32. Nott (HOLT).

200 Bockstroke-1. Wenglarski (DEL) 2:05.70, 2. Batley (DEL), 3. Armbruster (DEL), 4. Gomery (GSSC), 11 Sullivan (HOLT), 28.

Nott (HOLT). 100 Breaststroke 1. Knapp (CSC) 1:0734. 200 Breaststroke I. Knapp (CSC) 2:26.12, 6.

Armbruster (DEL), 100 Butterfly-1. Middieton BBA 37.44, Bailey (DEL), 14. Sullivan (HOLT), 15. Bondy (DEL). 200 Butterfty-1.

Welch (PRO) 2:1330, Bailey (DEL), Sullivan (HOLT). 200 mow. Meow-1. Bailey del t. 1 ua; Armbruster (DEL), 1 Gomery (GSSC), 11.

Wenglarski (DEL), 18. Bondy (DEL), 31, Reinke (HOLTL 400 Indlv. Medtav-1. Toledo 5WM5) 4:32.92: 2. Armbruster DEL).

5. Bailey (DELL 400 Free Retay-1. Delphinus A (DEL) 11 Hott A HOLT). 800 Free Retoy 1. southwest Mien a (SWMS) 8:01.31, 1 Delphinus A (DEL), 10.

Hott A (HOLT). 400 Medtev Retay-1. Delphinus A (DEL) 4:0531, 15. Hott (HOLT). 13-14 BOVS 50 Free 1.

McVittie (AASC) 2140, 16. Chi (GSSC). 21. Delanev HOLTL 100 Free 1. Mcvittie (AAbC), 16.

Deianey (HOLT). 21 Chi GSSCL 200 Free 1. Mcvrme iaalj m.iv; 14. Detaney (HOLT). 500 Free 1.

James (PRO) 43434. 1000 Free-1. James (PRO) 9. Fries GSSCt 15. Martin (GS5CJ.

1650 Free 1. James (PRO) 6. Fries GSSC Martin GSSQ. 100 BOCX-1. McVittie (AASC) 55.76; Latham (OSAC); 7.

Detaney (HOLT). 200 Back-1. McVittie (AASC) 1 Latham (OSAC); 7. Detaney (HOLT); 12. Fries (GSSC); 18.

Chi (GSSC); 23. Martin iGSSC). 100 Breast-1. Riggert (OLY) 9. Chi (GSSC).

200 Breast-1. Riggert (OLY) 2:20.07: 9. Chi (GSSC). 100 Fty-1. Boyle (MAM) 57.06.

200 Fly-1. Boyle (MAM) 23110; 6. Fries GSSCL 200 Indlv. Meday-1. McVittie (AASC) 230.86; 9.

Detaney (HOLT); 10. Fries (GSSC). 400 Kemeny (MSC) 43195; 4. Fries (GSSC1 400 Free Retay-1. OLY A (OLY) 129.10.

800 Free Retay-1. Penguin A (PRO) 7:43.29. 400 Medley Retay-1. OLY A (OLY) 35Z87; 1 1. Golden Serpent A (GSSC) 4:27.91.

15-18 Boys 50 Free-1. Kim (UN) 2136; 18. Ehnis fDELY 26. Condell (DELI 100 Free-1. Morrison (CSC) 47.54; 1 Con- deli (DEL); 4.

Smith (DEL). 200 Free 1. Kim (UN) 1 Condetl (DELI 500 Free-1. Kozicki (MSSA) 2. Condell (DEL): 18.

Kitaore (DELL 1000 Free 1. Williams (PA) Condell (DELL 1650 Free-1. Munley (SWMS) 1 CondettfDELL 100 Back-1. Olson 'OLY) 55.10: 17. Hurt- BOWLING MEN High Series 735 D.

Sheets 675 L. Marshall 674 M. Brown 674 B. Anderson 673 M. Charlow 671 A.

Hotben 669 M. Cochran 669 L. Pryor 669 E. Goldberg 668 P. Kwiecien 659 K.

Hatch 657 T. Stanley 657 D. Welts 651 R. Sumner 651 R. LaFonstee 651 D.

Seidon 650 J. Mireles 727 D. Stewart 722 J. Parsons 720 M. Cochran 717 B.

Stanley 717 B. Pointer 715 Rvdahl 713 D. Bidinger 708 D. Cushion 703 S. Fulton 702 G.

Smith 688 B. Dorer 687 H. Cole 683 S. Amos 683 D. Beck 678 R.

Wolverton 677 J. Valentine High Games 300 B. Pointer 258 J. Parsons 298 D. Sheets 258 G.

French 279 S. Amos 258 D. Showers 279 H. Cole 258 B. Kwiecien 277 J.

Piecuch 257 P. Kwiecien 269 B. Stanley 257 J. Porter 268 M. Honeysett 257 D.

Seidon 268 M. Cochran 257 D. Bidinger 267 J. Parsons 257 B. Dorer 267 J.

Mireles 256 D. Loszewski 267 D. Stewart 254 D. Beck 265 L. Marshall 251 M.

Brown 265 B. Pointer Team High Series 3250 Royal Scot, Royal Scot 3200 Rashid Insulation, Royal Scot 3153 LDL Pro Shop, All Star WOMEN High Series 628 M. Thompson 552 c. Rappold 600 warsnaii 594 L. Lass 588 Calvin 585 P.

Ciaucherty 584 J. Gray 564 M. Smith 563 K. Woodworth 562 L. Wade 547 D.

ttter 547 D. Alden 546 P. Holben 546 H. Chapman 545 D. Ruter 543 P.

Kelbert 543 K. Abbey 543 G. Angell 542 H. Forr 540 M. Wise 540 Penission 540 Klingbeil 538 R.

Kopulos 538 M. Briggs 538 L. Ridge 536 B. Anderson 535 K. Ferguson 561 Carter 559 P.

Thurston 558 V. Woll 558 S. Wise 557 Firsch 556 P. Brown 555 S. Ballard 555 K.

Penner 552 M. Woodworth 552 J. Abendroth High Games 257 K. Marshall 220 H. Chapman 252 P.

Kelbert 215 M. Thompson 237 M. Thompson 214 L. Calvin 233 M. Smith 213 P.

Holben 226 J. Gray 212 Penission 225 Firsch 210 L. Calvin 221 L. Loss 210 J. Gray 220 M.

Wise 210 B. Hilliord Team High Series 2539 Marvelanes, Marvelanes 2424 Impco, Pro Bowl East 2354 Joe's Truck Stop, Pro Bowl East SENIORS WOMEN High Series 572 J. Sivers 532 M. Ridenour 561 R. Warden High Gomes 220 R.

Warden 209 J. Sivers 211 M. Ridenour 203 M. Harmon YOUTH GYMNASTICS Spring Fling Meet (at Lansing Ice Gymnastics Centre) Great Lakes Gymnastics Club Children Weber-vautt, 8.95 (3); bars, 9.70 (1); beam 9.65 (1); floor, 9.10 (2); all oround, 37.40 (1J. Roberts-va 8.80 (6); ba 9.45 (2); be.

9.05 (7); f. 9.00 (3); oa 36.30 (2). Snow-v. 8.80 UY. ba 8.90; be.

8.95 (8); f. 9.45 36.10 (3). 0NeaJ-v. 9.05 (2); ba 9.45 (3); be. 8.85 OOfc f.

8.40; oa 35.75 (4). Dama-v, 8.10; ba 9.30 (4); be. 9.15 (4); f. 8.95 (5); aa 35.50 (5). Viels-v, 8.45; ba r.05 (8); be.

8.95 (9); f. 9.00 (4); oa 35.46 (6). Yartorough-v. 830 (10); ba 9.15 (5); be. 9.10 (5); f.

8.60; aa 35.35 (7). Anderson-v. 8.85 (4); ba 9.10 (7); be. 8.70; f. 8.65 (8); oa 35.30 (8).

Starks-v. 8.45; ba 9.10 (6); be. 9.35 (2); f. 8.85 (7)pa 35.75 (4J. oa 32.40.

Cornefl-v. 8.50; ba 8.75; be. 9 JO (3); f. 8.65 (9); oa35.10 Tarront-v. 8.45; ba 830; be.

8.50; f. 8.00; oa 33.45. Juniors Ellsworth-v. 8.35 (6); ba 8.75 (2); be. 8.90 IV f.

835 (4t oa 34.55 (1). PhHo-v. 8.05; ba 8.40 (4); be. 8.40 (3); f. J.05 (1); oa 33.90 (2).

Seniors Torry-v. 8.80; ba 930; be. 8.25; 9.20; aa 55-75 (IJ, YOUTH SWIMMING 1992 Short Course 13-Over State Championships (at MSU LCQ Team Scores 1. Oakland Live Vers (OLY) 1 184.0, 2. Birmingham-Bloomfield At- tantis (BBA) 781.00, 3.

Ckrenceville Swim Club (CSC) 68150, 4. Delphinus Swim Club (DEL) 628.00, 5. Michigan Stingray Swim As soc (MSSA) 619.00, 6. Penguins of Royal Oak (PRO) 518.00, 7. Livonia Sporton Aquatic Ciub (LSAC) 494.50, 8.

Southwest Michigan Swimming (5WM5) 442.00. 9. Pointe Aqua tics (PA) 439.00, 10. Ann Arbor Swim Club (AASC) 393.50, 11. Bulldog Aquatic Club (BAC) 259.00, 12.

Dearborn Recreation Dol 8. Newstalk 870 Sports: 1 1 p.m.. WKAR 870-AM GOLF Tournament Players Championship at Porrte Verda, Fta. TrsT round Mike Reid 35-36-71 -1 Corey Pavin 37-34-71 -1 Chip Beck 35-36-71 1 Mark McCumber 35-36-71 -1 Ted Schuiz 35-36-71 3 Mark Catcovecchia 35-36-71 -1 Mike Hubert 34-37-71 -1 Nick Price 35-36-71 -1 Ditlard Pruitt 35-36-71 A Wayne Grady 34-37-71 -1 Duffy Waldorf 35-37-72 Andy North 37-35-72 Fred Funk 37-35-72 Joy Haas 34-38-72 Keith Clearwater 33-39-72 Larry Rinker 37-35-72 Chris Perry 37-35-72 Bart Bryant 38-34-72 Dudley Hart 36-36-72 Tom Kite 37-35-72 Greg Norman 35-37-72 Bruce Lietzke 34-38-72 Gil Morgan 38-34-72 Bob Estes 37-36-73 1 Mike Sorinaer 38-35-73 LPGA Dinah Shore Par 36-3672 TPC At Sawgrass Billy Ray Brown 32-32-64 -8 Mark Brooks 35-32-67 -5 Craig Parry 35-32-67 -5 Ed Humenik 33-34-67 -5 Phil Blockmar 33-34-67 -5 Davis Love III 34-33-67 -5 Jay Don Blake 33-34-67 -5 Nick Faldo 35-33-68 -4 Tom Purrzer 36-32-68 -4 John Daly 35-33-68 -4 Scott Simpson 33-35-68 -4 Tom Watson 35-33-68 -4 Bernhard Longer 33-35-68 -4 Bill Sander 35-34-69 -3 Doug Teweil 36-33-69 -3 Scott Gump 33-36-69 -3 Jeff Maggert 34-35-69 -3 David Edwards 35-34-69 -3 Loren Roberts 35-34-69 -3 Mke Harwood 35-34-69 -3 Dave Rummeils 34-3569 -3 Paul Azinger 35-34-69 -3 Blaine McCoHister 36-33-69 -3 Payne Stewart 35-34-69 -3 Bob Tway 38-31-69 -3 Jose Maria Otazabat 35-34-69 -3 Joey Sindelar 37-32-69 -3 Neat Lancaster 33-36-69 -3 Bob Lohr 36-33-69 -3 Mike Smith 33-36-69 -3 John Huston 35-34-69 -3 Tim Simpson 35-34-69 -3 Mark O'Meara 35-34-69 -3 Rick Fehr 37-33-70 -2 Robert Wrenn 35-35-70 -2 Thomas Lehman 37-33-70 -2 Dan PohJ 34-36-70 -2 Lenny WoaVins 34-36-70 -2 Wayne Levi 37-33-70 -2 Stan Uttey 36-34-70 -2 Fuzzy Zoelier 36-34-70 -2 Craig Stodler 34-36-70 -2 tan Baker-Finch 36-34-70 -2 Ben Crenshaw 36-34-70 -2 Andrew Mogee 36-34-70 -2 Ken Green 37-33-70 -2 Howard Twftty 33-38-71 -1 Ronnie Block 35-36-71 -1 i Jim Hallet 35-36-71 -1 Sandy Lyte 35-36-71 -1 Brod Faxon 37-34-71 -1 John Mahaffey 35-36-71 -1 Steve Elkingfon 35-36-71 -1 Jodie Mudd 37-34-71 -1 Jim GaHogher 38-33-71 -1 Leonard Thompson 34-3771 -1 Russ Cochran 35-36-71 -1 Tom Sieckmonn 36-3571 -1 Dave Barr 35-36-71 -1 at Rancho Mtage, Cad first round e37-vont paNfe-36-72 Mission Hfe CC Dale Eggeting 34-33-67 -3 Liseiotte Neumann 34-34-68 -4 Michelle McGarw 32-36-68 -4 Dottie Mochrie 34-35-69 -3 Moggie Will 36-34-70 -2 Cindy Rarick 35-35-70 -2 Cathy Marino 35-35-70 -2 Laurel Kean 34-36-70 -2 Tammie Green 35-3570 -2 Martha Fauteoner 35-35-70 Beth Daniel 35-35-70 -2 JoAnne Corner 35-3570 5 Brandie Burton 34-36-70 2' Mary Beth Zimmerman 34-3771 -1 Hoilis Stacy 34-37-71 -T. Patty Sheehan 35-36-71 -1 Ayako Okomoto 33-38-71 -1 Cindy AAockey 34-37-71 A Sally Lithe 34-37-71 -1 Ok-Hee Ku 36-35-71 -1 Caroline Keggi 37-34-71 -1 Trish Johnson 35-36-71 -1 Chris Johnson 38-3371 -1 Cindy Hill 35-36-71 -1 Dawn Coe 36-35-71 -1 Lisa Walters 36-36-72 Colleen Walker 36-36-72 Jan Stephenson 35-37-72 Sherri Steinhauer 36-36-72 Nancy Scranton 35-37-72 Missie McGeorge 36-36-72 Betsy King 37-35-72 Juli Inkster 34-38-72 Vicki Fergon 37-35-72 Mfcheiie Estill 37-35-72 Etaine Crosby 38-34-72 Barb Bunkowsky 35-37-72 Barb Mucho 35-38-73 1 Pet.

Baltimore 13 7 .650 New York 13 9 .591 Texas 13 9 .591 Detroit 12 9 571 Colifomia 11 9 .550 Cleveland 10 9 .526 Oakland 10 9 Sit Toronto 11 10 524 Boston 10 10 500 Chicago 10 11 .476 Milwaukee 10 12 .455 Minnesota 9 11 .450 Seattle 9 12 .429 Kansas City 8 13 381 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet San Francisco 15 7 .682 Montreal 14 8 .636 Cincinnati 13 8 .619 New York 11 9 550 Houston 10 11 .476 St. Louis 9 10 .474 Michigon (31-8-3), 4:30 p.m..