16—The Daily Collegian Monday, July 30, 1984 scoreboard sports briefs

Today's Olympic events Rowing (Dravecky 7.5), 10:05 p.m. The Daily Collegian At Ventura, Calif. major league baseball Only games scheduled Jacobson holds on to win Hartford Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Women's elimination heats arts 30, AU times EDT Shooting NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) Peter four-round Monday, July 1984 Today, At San Jacobsen's total of 269 July 30 Bernardino, Calif. EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION Jacobsen faltered briefly yesterday was four strokes ahead of third:place Noon•? p.m. Small bore rifle, English match; W L W L Pct. GB Basketball Clay-target trap; Running game target. 70 32 .888 but held on to his narrow lead and finishers Gary Hallberg and Bill At Inglewood, Calil New York 59 40 Toronto 58 44 .589 won the $400,000 Sammy Davis Jr.- and seven better than Men Soccer Chicago 59 43 11/2 12 Kratzert, Baltimore 57 48 .553 / Greater Group A At Pasadena, Calif. PHILLIES 55 46 131 2 Hartford by two strokes. fourth-place George Burns and Curtis Boston 53 48 .525 / Italy vs West Germany, 2:30 p.m. Brazil vs. Saudi Arabia at Rose Bowl, 10 p.m. Montreal 50 .51 181 2 The 30-year-old Portland, Ore, resi- Strange. • St. Louis 50 53 New York 48 52 .480 21 Egypt vs Brazil, 7:30 p.m. West Germany vs. Morocco at Stanford, 10 p.m. dent, shot a 1-under-par70 yesterday Jacobsen had entered / Milwaukee 47 57 .452 24 Sunday's PIRATES 44 60 . Yugoslavia vs Australia, 1:30 a.m Yugoslavia vs. Cameroon at Annapolis, Md., 7 423 171 2 Cleveland 43 57 .430 28 to edge playing partner Mark O'Mea- round at 16-under par and three Women ra and win United States vs Yugoslavia, 12 noon Canada vs. Iraq at Harvard, 7 p.m WEST DIVISION the $72,000 top prize. strokes ahead of O'Meara. He opened San Diego Australia vs China, 5:30 p.m. .592 WEST DIVISION Both Jacobsen and O'Meara had his lead to four strokes after five Swimming Atlanta .519 71 /2 Korea vs Canada, 11 p.m. Minnesota 52 49 .515 - shot course-record 63s in Saturday's holes when O'Meara shot consecutive At USC Los Angeles .495 10 California 51 51 .500 11/2 third round on par-71, 11:30 a•m•'2:3o p.m. Heats Houston '467 13 the 6,800-yard bogeys. But on the back nine, Jacob- Boxing Chicago 49 53 .480 3 1 /2 7:15.9 p.m. Finals • .413 Players At L.A. Sports Arena Cincinnati 181/2 Kansas City 49 54 .478 4 Tournament Club of Connect- sen'sshort game skidded and his lead SanFrancisco .396 20 2.5 p.m. Prelims . Seattle 49 56 .467 5 1 /2 icut course. fell to one stroke. 100 butterfly 9 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Prelims Oakland / It the 400 Individual Saturday's 48 57 .457 5 1 2 was second PGA victory of O'Meara, however, missed three- medley relay Games Texas relay 43 61 .413 101/2 the year for Jacobsen, who won the foot for Cycling 800 freestyle Chicago 11, New York 4 putts bogeys on 13 and 15 and , in May. At Dominguez Hills, Calif. St. Louis 5, PIRATES 1 Colonial-NIT finished the tournament at 13-under. Los Angeles 1, Cincinnati 0 1 p.m,•4 p.m. I,ooo.meter time trial • final, 200 freestyle 4, 4,ooo.meter individual pursuit qualifications. 200 breastroke Atlanta San Frdncisco 3 Yesterday's Games Montreal 4, PHILLIES'I Late Game Not Included Volleyball Diego 1, Earnhart captures Talladega 500 on final lap Equestrian Houston 3, San Ist game :Toronto6, Texas 2 At Long 1, 0, At Arcadia, Calif. Beach, Call. San Diego Houston 2nd game Detroit 3, Boston 0 Women Baltimore 3, Cleveland 11-9 p.m. 3 day Event • Dressage 1 TALLADEGA, Ala., (AP) Dale tures taken of his car and Baker's Group A Yesterday's Games Minnesota 6, California 5, 10 innings United States Earnhardt 'was confident heading to- show that Baker edged him for the Gymnastics vs West Germany, 9:30 p.m Chicago 3, New York 0, Ist game Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 1 Brazil vs China, 9:30 p.m. ward the finish line, knowing he had No. 2 spot. At UCLA Chicago 5, New York 1, 2nd game Chicago5, New York 4 PHILLIES 6, Montreal 4 Seattle 1-3:45 p.m. Women's compulsories 4, Oakland, 1 the Talladega 500 well in hand. Earnhardt said that going to the 8:30.11:15 p.m. Women's compulsories Canadavs Peru, 1 p.m St. Louis 4, PIRATES 3 "I was waving at the crowd," he finish line, he saw two cars behind Japan vs Korea, 1 p.m. Los Angeles 1, Cincinnati 0 Today's said after taking the checkered flag ' him by side and I couldn't Field Hockey San Diego 9, Houston 0 Games "side Kansas City (Lelbrandt yesterday for his first NASCAR • believe That's when waved the At Monterey, Calif Weightlifting Atlanta 4, San Francisco 3 4.4) at Toronto (Clancy7 it. I at At Westchester, Calif 10), 7:35 p.m. Grand National victory of the year. crowd." He said he knew that neither Men 5-7 p.m. Bantamweights up t01231b5., Group B Today's Games Texas (Tanana 9.10) at Baltimore (Flanagan 9.9), Earnhardt barrelled on cars was a ' Group ahead the of the in position to pass B 9 p.m.-midnight Bantamweights up to 1231b5., PHILLIES (Hudson 8.8) at Chicago (Eckersley 4- 7:35 p.m. p.m backstretch of the 4:45.9:45 Group A 6), 4:05p.m. Milwaukee (Caldwell 4.8) at New York (Rasmus- final lap and fin- him before he could reach the finish Holland vs Canada Montreal (Lea 14-5)at PIRATES (Rhoden 9-7), 7:35 sen 4.3), 8 p.m. ished 1.66 seconds ahead of Buddy line. Pakistan vs New Zealand Wrestling p.m. Boston (Nipper 3-3) at Chicago (Seaver 943), 8:30 Baker to pick up $47;100. His average Earnhardt, the first driver to win Great Britain vs Kenya At Anaheim, Calif. New York (Fernandez 3-0) at St. Louts (LaPoint 7- speed for the 500 miles was 155.585 this race twice in arow, said that with 3.6 p.m. Greco-Roman prelims -1061b5., 9), 8:35 p.m. Seattle (Beettle 9.10) at .Mlnnesota (Filson 5.2), / / mph. 15 cars in the lead lap at the "I Modern Pentathlon 1361 21bs., 1981 2lbs. Atlanta (Falcone 4.6) at Houston (Scott 4.9),8:40 8:35 p.m. end, At Orange County 9.11:30 p.m. Greco-Roman prelims .1061b5., p.m. California (Zahn9.8) at Oakland (Young 3.1), 10:35 Track officials first announcedTer- knew I had to be in the right place at p.m. 11 a.m.-11:30 Fencing 1361h1b5., 1981/21bs Los Angeles (Valenzuela 9.11) at san Diego p.m. ry Labonte finished second, but pic- the right time,"

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