fP , COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Wednesday, July 28, 1982 Page 12A Adjusting Columbia Legion fights to college to hold first-plac- e spot Columbia's American Legion team (18-5- ) will defend its first-plac- e no problem spot tonight in league playoff action iLoeal roiiBidiip against fourth-plac- e finisher Mober-l- y (9-13-). This is the first game of a a tration for two new softball pro- Soft-vo- l, New looks best-of-thr- ee playoff senes for the grams to begin this fall. a league championship. Game time is program designed for co-re- c team, 7:30 p.m at American Legion field. composed of men and women, will forward to job Legion commissioner Bob George be played Sunday evenings. Teams determined that Moberly, originally will play one softball game and one By Elizabeth McGowan games Missourian sportswriter thought to be tied with Mexico for volleyball match of three third place, had an extra loss which each week in a -head-er for- The change from high school to dropped it to the fourth-plac- e spot. mat. Volleyball games will be Second-plac- e outside. college-lev- el coaching can take quite finisher Jefferson played of adjusting. But the Universi- City hosts third-plac- e Mexico (9-1- 2) Men's 16-in- ch softball, imported a bit is ty's newly appointed assistant foot- tonight . The winners of the two play- from the northern Midwest, ball coach Steve Miller said he is offs will play next week in the league played with a larger ball and re- looking forward to adapting. championship series. duced field size. Rules are available Miller, touted as one of the most at the Parks and Recreation office. highly succesful Missouri high The Columbia Stags' baseball school coaches in the past two years, game scheduled Tuesday night The department is accepting regis- replaces Dick Beechner, who re- against Sedalia was canceled. The tration for regular fall softball co-re- c signed about two years ago to be- game will not be rescheduled. leagues for men, women and teams to begin in mid-Augu- st. All come assistant athletic director at Slow-pitc- Washington State University. h softball fall leagues are offered at a 15 per- cent For call "Moving from high scnool athlet- Brackets are being filled for the reduction. informabon 874-746- 0, or stop by the Parks and ics to college football will be a big slow-pitc- h second Green Funeral Home office at change, but I'm really looking for- to Recreation Department softball tournament be held Seventh and Broadway. ward to my new job," said Miller, UPlTefephoto Aug. 13-1- 5 in Fulton. Both men's and who learned of his appointment The Mets' Ron Gardenshire is forced at Porter made the play on a perfect throw from women's teams are sought for the Registration packets for fall adult Tuesday morning. He added that he double-eliminati- on event. Entry fee home in the third . Cards' Darrel . The cards won the game 9-- 2. soccer leagues are available at the would begin his work at the Univer- 642-27- 58 is $60. Call Mike Branch at and office. A sity on Thursday. on Parks Recreation for more information entering the Senioer Division and men's Miller, 32, had an impressive tournament. men's coaching record at Hazelwood Cen- and women's Recreation Division tral High School, where he coached will be offered by the Columbia Soc- recreation Regis- 1974. his two years as head five Parks and cer Club and the department. In win since Cards in row a 23 football coach he took his teams to The Columbia Parks and Recre- tration will open Aug. and contin- United Press International of Los Angeles and Steve Carlton of Department accepting - ue through Sept. 10. the Class 4A state finals, where they Philadelphia as the major leagues' ation is regis- finished both His base- two-ru- second times. ST. LOUIS Dan-el-l Porter's n National top winners this season. ball team won Missouri state the home capped a five-ru- n sixth Carter belted his 21st homer off championship two years. 7) the last inning Tuesday night that carried Randy Martz (4-- who was making University head football coach the St. Louis Cardinals to their fifth his first start since coming off the Warren Powers said he was pleased 9-- straight triumph, a 4 victory over disabled list. NL standings Royals' box with the choice he had made. "With 2 the . HOUSTON 3, CINCINNATI at (Later games not included) Royals 8, Indians 1 first practice just about two 4-- the The Cardinals led 3 going into the Houston struck out 13 PITTSBURGH 4, PHILADEL- East Kansas City ab r h Cleveland b r h bi weeks away, this is an especially L tl sixth but blew the game open on an batters and registered his 200th ca- PHIA 0 at Pittsburgh Philadelphia W Pet. GB Wilson et 4 1 0 0 Dilone II 4 12 0 tough time of the year to fill a posi- by Hernan- pacing St. Louis 56 42 .571 Washingtnss 5 112 Harrah 3b 4 0 10 RBI infield Keith reer victory Tuesday night in Manny Tnllo Bretl it 5 13 2 Hargrove lb 3 0 11 tion." Miller will have much to learn 3-- 1 dez, a fielder's choice grounder by the to a 2 victory played his 86th straight game with- Philadelphia 54 42 .563 McRae dh 5 0 11 Thornton dh 4 0 0 0 in the next couple weeks, but Powers Pittsburgh 51 44 .537 3V2 Martin rl 5 2 2 0 Hayes rl 3 0 0 0 George Hendnck that drove in two over the . out an May 10 5 2 Mnbourness 4 0 seems confident m the ability of his setting a National 46 .521 5 12 10 runs and Porter'-- s blast over the It was the eighth time this season Montreal 50 Slaught c 3 12 0 Manning cf 4 0 2 0 League record and equaling a 1 new assistant coach. major New York 44 53 .454 1 1 V2 Pryor 3D 3 0 2 Hassey 4 0 10 right field wall off Terry Leach. and 143rd tune in his career Ryan league mark in the Pittsburgh Pi- Concepcm2b 4 110 Perconte2b 4 0 10 "Miller will lend a great deal to 40 61 396 17V2 Totals . 39 S 14 8 Totals 34 1 9 1 The was Porter's sixth of has had 10 or more . 4-- 0 our program," Powers said. "He's rates' victory over the Phillies West Kansas City .. .. 100 102 040 a June 11. . -- 000 010 the year and his first since Tuesday night. 37 .611 Cleveland 0001 an excellent coach who has been He reached base five tunes in the MONTREAL 4, CHICAGO 3 at Chi- Atlanta 58 E Frost Milbourne 2 LOB Kansas City 8 very San Diego 53 44 .546 6 Cleveland 9 2B Pryor Harrah Perconie HR successful. game on a single, double and two cago Gary Carter a three-ru-n ATLANTA 9, SAN DIEGO 2 at At- May (21 Brett (131 SB Dilone S Slaught Miller said that while he has had a homer in the first inning Tuesday to had three hits Los Angeles 51 48 515 9 Pryor SF Hargrove walks. lanta 47 51 480 12V2 IP H R ER BB SO so 4-- two-ru- San Francisco successful coaching career far, he , who pitched two lead the to a 3 tri- including a n homer and a Kansas City Houston 42 54 438 I6V2 (W 5-4-) 7 owes a lot to the athletes and other Chicago double Tuesday night to At- Frost 5 11 in relief of starter , umph over the Cubs. lead the Cincinnati 37 61 .378 22V2 Armstrong 3 0 12 9-- 1 101 10 coaches he has worked with. "When gained the victory. took Steve Rogers (13-- 4) struck out four lanta Braves to a 2 victory over Ouisenberry 0 0 0 0 talking about a successful Tuesday's Results Cleveland you're the loss. and walked three in pitching his in the first game Montreal 4 Chicago 3 Waits (Li 9) 623 10 4 4 2 S coach," Miller said, "it's not only on eighth of the season. of a double-heade- r. Atlanta 9 San Diego 2 1st game Spillner 113 4 4 4 0 1 St. Louis built its early lead an San Diego at Atlanta 2nd game Glynn 0 0 0 2 the win and loss record you have, but RBI single by Hernandez m the first, He has won all 10 decisions on the Murphy's third-innin- g homer was Houston 3 Cincinnati 2 T 238 A 8908 10 in- Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia O also how the coach relates to the run-scori- ng 25th of a single by road this year and has not lost away his the season and tied him Si Louis 9 New York 4 dividual player." in third, an RBI single by Ozzie from home since last Aug. 23 against with for the National Los Angeles at San Francisco the Wednesday's Games new duties will include bases-loade- Miller's 7-8- d 6-8- Smith and a walk to Atlanta. League lead. His two RBI raised his Montreal (GullicKson ) at Ch cago (Noles ; coaching the tight ends and handling Smith in the fourth. Rogers Fernando Valenzuela league-leadin- g total to 69. t 35pm Cards' box Lonnie joins 5-5- such as the the Philadelphia (Christenson ) at Pittsburgh duties 81 administrative (Rhoden 6-- 6 35 p m Cardinals 9, Mets 4 high school coaching clinics held San Diego (Hawkins 1 1) at Atlanta (Camp 7 4) 6 40pm New York sbrhbi St Louis brhbi with 8-9- 4 3 2 6-- 6) cf 4 0 each spring. He also may work New York (Falcone at St (Anduiar ) Wilson 10 Herr2b 0 Louis II 2 7 35p-- n Bailor ss 5 110 LSmith 112 the kicking game. If 5 2 8-6- 9-- 7) 5 0 0 2 Cincinnati (Soto ) at Houston (Niekro Fosler 10 Hernandz lb May, Kingman 4 0 0 0 rl 5 Royals Hendnck Some freshman Tiger football Brett homer for 7 lb 111 35pm 5-5- 3 3 2 3 2 will be faces to Los Angeles (Stewart 1 at San Francisco (Barr Valentirerf 111 Porteic players familiar 12) 9 35pm Stearns c 3 2 3 0 McGeect 5 12 0 five as Tigers 2 Miller, who helped coach them m United Press International innings the chased him Thursday's Games Brooks Jb 4 0 0 Obeikfeil 3b 2 0 0 0 with a four-ru- n uprising in the fifth. St Louis at Montreal night Gardenhirss 2 0 0 1 OSmith ss 4 12 1 last Saturday's Missouri lions' East Pittsburgh at New York night Jorgensn ph 10 11 Murap 10 0 0 vs. West All football game. CLEVELAND Lee May Amerieam Reliever Rudy May gave up an RBI Chicagoat Philadelphia night Backman 2b 0 0 0 0 Biaun pn 10 0 Star belted Scott p 2 0 2 1 Lahtip 0 0 0 0'0 two-ru- single before retiring the side. San Diego at Atlanta night his 353rd career home run, a n Cincinnati at Houston night Oiosco p 0 0 0 0 Ramsey ph 0 0 0 0 May worked 3 in Rajsichph 0 0 Bairp 0 0 shot, and George Brett hit a two-ru- n Ieagiie innings relief to 10 10 get victory Leach p 0 0 0 0 Missourians blast to cap a four-ru- n eighth inning the with Rich Gossage Zachry p 0 0 0 0 pitching the last 1 to notch his 18th AL standings Staub ph 10 0 0 Tuesday night and power the Kansas ton lined to left. Brett, playing left Allen p 0 0 0 0 8-- . 13 City Royals to a 1 victory over the for only eighth (Chi. at Bait, and west coast games Totals . 35 4 12 4 Totals- - - 33 9 8 field the time this not included) New York 000210010 4 lead roundball . season, threw a strike to catcher Don SI LOUIS 101 205 001 9 May, who came into the game hit- TORONTO 3, BOSTON 1 at Boston East E Scott DP New York 1 St Louis 2 LOB Slaught. Luis W L Pet. GB New York 9 St Louis 9 2B Herr Porter HR ting .474 against Cleveland pitching, Leal continued his hex over Porter (6) SB Wilson S Ramsey SF Val After a pair of rain delays of 2 and er 56 40 .583 rally at festival the Red Sox by tossing a four-hitt- Milwaukee entine singled in the second inning and hit 53 minutes, the Royals scored four Boston 56 41 .577 Vz IP H R ER BB SO Tuesday night, leading the Toronto New York Mis-souna- ns his second homer of the year, follow- INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) against reliever 3-- 52 41 .559 2V2 times Blue Jays to a 1 victory over Bos- Baltimore Scott (L 7 8) 323 7 i 3 3 2 Angle Bonner and Sarah ing a single by Jerry Martin in the in the eighth on a two-ru- n single bv Detroit 50 46 .521 6 Orosco 113 2 0 0 0 1 tons Leach 5 5 2 1 Campbell scored 13 points each and sixth off Cleveland starter and loser U.L. Washington and Brett's 13th New York 48 46 .511 7 Zachry 13 0 0 0 0 Leal, who threw only 87 pitches, 10 1 rally gave North . homer of the year. Cleveland 46 48 .489 9 Allen 0 2 led a late that the surrendered only a leadoff home run St Louis 110 team an 83-8- 1 victory over the East Waits walked leading Frost, who came off the disabled Toronto 46 51 .474 10 Mura 4 6 2 2 3 2 1-- to in seventh inning 1 off the game. The Royals took a 0 the West LahtKW2 2 3 Tuesday in the opening women's list Monday after being sidelined 1 which ruined his shutout. 54 43 557 BairlS6) 3 3 111010 0 basketball game of the 1982 National lead when Brett singled Wilson to with a sore right elbow, went five in- California HBP by Scott (Obefklell) T 2 56 A Leal notched his seventh complete 24 950 Sports Festival. second where he scored on a single nings for the victory. Mike Arm- Kansas City 53 43 .552 game and his third victory in a row. Chicago 49 46 516 4 The North women took a 78-7- 1 lead by Hal McRae, who ran his RBI total strong blanked the Indians over the major-leagu- e John Tudor took the loss. Seattle 49 48 .505 5 midway through the fourth quarter to a leading 89. next three innings and Dan Quisen-berr- y g 41 .414 14 A run-sconn- double by Greg Oakland 58 on a pair of free throws by Sally An- pitched the ninth. MILWAUKEE 8, TEXAS 2 Ar- Baseball jinescores 2-- at Texas 38 57 .400 15 Lockport, 111., Pryor gave the Royals a 0 lead in derson of but the East lington drove in Minnesota 34 64 .347 20V2 scored eight of the next nine points, the fourth after Martin led off with a NEW YORK 6, DETROIT 5 at New five runs with his 24th and 25th home Tuesday's Results Montreal 4, Chicago 3 79-7- 9 single. tying the game on a basket by York Jerry Mumphrey blasted a 3 1 runs of the season Tuesday night to Toronto Boston 310-00- 0 1 Montreal 000 4 110 The against three-ru- n Kansas City 8 Cleveland - of Bay N.Y., Indians scored Kansas homer Gamble 8-- 101 3 Kelly Watts Shore, with and Oscar lead the to a 2 New York 6 Detroit 5 Chicago- - - 000 010 90 2:25 remaining. City starter Dave Frost in the fifth. added a two-ru-n shot Tuesday night Milwaukee 8 Texas 2 Rogers ana Carter Mart2 Tidrow (8) and More victory over the . (13-4- ) L (4-- 7) Miguel Dilone led off with a single, to Chicago at Baltimore, night land W Rogers Martz HR Bonner, of St. Louis, a sophomore power the to a Winner Moos Haas struck out two Oakland at California night Montreal Carter21) moved to on Toby 6-- at Kansas State, gave the North the stole second, third 5 triumph over the . and none Minnesota at Seattle night Harrah's double to right and walked before Pete Ladd Wednesday's Games Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 scored 8) for good with a driving layup Both homers came off 5-7-) 6-- lead loser Jack came on the start the eighth. Rollie Minnesota (Castillo at Seattle (Perry Cincinnati . - 100 100 000 2 5 2 15-foo- ter fly. followed by a by Campbell, on Mike Hargrove's sacrifice Morns. 235pm Houston 101 000 OU 3 9 1 3-- 4) Fingers worked the ninth inning. 10-1- 0) Harrah took third, but was thrown Toronto (Suet) at Boston (Hurst 6 35 Leibrandt Kern (8) and Trevmo Ryan and Puiois of City, put (3-6- Kansas Mo., which the Roger Enckson started for New Rick Honeycutt for p m W Ryan (119) L Leibrandt ) started Texas 7-6- - I ) (Sut North ahead 83-7- 9. out at the plate when Andre Thonr- York but couldn't Kansas City (Splittorf at Cleve land make it throught and took the loss. chile 7 4) 6 35pm Chicago (Dolson 3-1- 0) at Baltimore (McGregor Atlanta 9, San Diego 2 11-- 7) 635pm (first game) Detroit (Pashnick 2 3) at New York (Rawley 6-5-) San Diego 000002 000 2 SI 7pm Atlanta 013 030 02x 9 11 0 Milwaukee (McClure 7 3) at Texas (Tanana 5-1- 0) Lollar Chiller (3) Curtis (7) and Kennedy Walk 735pm and Benedict W Walk (9-7- ) L Lollar (10-5- i St. IL 10-5- Louis ) 6baek home9 7 (Zahn Billikens (Keough 14) at California move Oakland (4) to HRs Atlanta Murphy (25) Ramirez San Die 9-3-0 pm go Tempieton(6) From our wire services In accordance with standard prac- ca, had four match points in the Thursday's Games 12-poi- Minnesota at Oakland night tices of the commissioner's office, third-se-t, nt tiebreaker, but Seattle at California night ST. LOUIS Mayor SpOrtS IS! brief of fine will not be dis- Masur rallied to take the next five Baltimore at Kansas City night Toronto 3, Boston 1 Vincent the amount the at Chicago night 7-- Boston Toronto 010000110 St. Louis points for 6 lead. However, Kriek Milwaukee 3120 Schoemehl Jr. and Univer- closed. a Cleveland at night Boston -- 000000100 1 40 sity Athletic Director Larry Preo saved the match point with a passing Leal and Martinez Tudor Clear (8) and Gedman sports (8-7- nine conference this season W Leal ) L Tudor (6 8) HR Boston signed a one-ye- ar contract Tuesday and will compete in the league's post NEW YORK YANKEE catcher shot and went on to take the next two Rice (151 that will move the Billikens back to Batch Wynegar, who had been com- points. Sports on the air season basketball tournament next Milwaukee 8, Texas 2 Kiel Auditorium for their 1982-19- 83 plaining of severe migraine head- Eighth-seede- d Jose Higueras of 11 am Women s tennis 1982 Federation March. 000 302 201 1 1 17-year-- Cup final from Santa Clara Calif (Cable E) Milwaukee 8 0 basketball season. The addition of Southern brings aches, has a viral infection and will Spain ousted old Jim Brown 4 pm Professional rodeo from Mesquile Texas 100 000 010 2 9 0 6-- 6-- Ladd (8 Fingers (9l like Kiel there treatment, of Memphis, Tenn., 4, 3. Brown, Tex (Cable 6) Haas and Simmons Honey because a undergo and 5) "I isn't the conference membership back to evaluation Auto Racing 1982 cult Boitano (81 and SundDerg w Haas 18-- L 16-and-un- 7pm The British Grand der bad seat in the house," Preo said af- St. Louis Universi- the club said Tuesday. the national champion, Prix (Cab'e 6) N ASL Soccer San Jose at New York Hcneycutt 4-i- 2l HRs Milwaukee Thomas 2 seven members. (Cable 22) 125) New York had beaten the 15th-rat- ed Higueras ter the signing. "Our head coach ty, one of the league's charter mem- Wynegar, 26, entered 8pm Auto Racing 1982 GT race from Lime wants to play there because Kiel's bers, withdrew in June. University Medical Center Monday earlier this year in a tournament in Rock Conn (Cable 6) New York 6, Detroit S 9pm Pro Bowlers tour (Cable 22) Detroit ct 000040 010 intimacy will provide us with a home of the conference for tests. There is no timetable as to Venice, Italy. 11 pm Full-conta- karate (Cable 6) NASL 513 0 Other members New York - --200 300 10x 610 0 court advantage. an when will be com- Soccer San Jose at New York (Cable 22) 7) It is excellent are Cincinnati, Flonda State, Louis- the evaluation 30 m Morns Tobik and Parnsh Fahey (8i Erick 12 a Best of Notre Dame football No 4 son May (5) Gossage (8) facility for fans." plete, or when Wynegar will return (Cable 6) and Ceione W May (4 ville, Memphis State, Tulane, and 31 L . Morris (11 11) HRs New York Gamble The Billikens, who left the Metro Virginia Tech. to action. Rodeo 111) Mumphrey (4) Conference 6-- 21 re- .263 78 games last year with a Wynegar is hitting in Taylor, of Big Springs, will be playing sea- with 26 Christi Rodeo results cord, their first four homers and RBI. Texas, took the lead in the barrel son in the Midwest Cities Confer- Here are the results at the end of the first thrse Baseball racing competition at the 1982 Na- perfo-mance- s of the National High School Finals Transactions ence. The team last played in the Rodeo in Douglas VYyo of Tennis tional High School Finals Rodeo ir Bull Doug city-owne- d, downtown auditorium The office Baseball Commis- riding Olson Casper Wyo 76 Football Open Douglas, Wyo., and propelled Texas Bliss Mayham. Kim Colo 75 Casey French Hill Baltimore Suspended receiver Roger Carr 1948-19- 49 sioner announced Tues- Australian champion Johan lor during the season.Since Spring Alberta. 74 three weeks and fined him for conduct detn New Kriek survived a match point into the team lead also. Steer Wrestling Glenn Jordan Clinton S C mental to the club time, all Billiken basketball day that the York Yankees - that 16-year-- 2- fined of un- against unknown Wally Masur and Taylor, a old high, school 6 7 TJ White Billings Mont 9 Kurt Butler Ed Houston Cut guard Wes Phillips quarterback home games have been played at the have been as a result the mond Okla. 9 9 Randy Hertel tight end Roben Davis 7-- runnina filed agreement went on to post a 7-- 5, 1-- 6, 6 victory sophomore, had a time of 17.68 in the Calf Roping Gene Baker Tuscola Texas back Ken Jackson and linebackers Can McGee side between the 10-- Checkerdome. 3 Shawn Hullenbeck Cranfield SO 12 9 Kurt Phoenix and Todd Volkart Tuesday in the opening round of a event Tuesday, besting her nearest ToddCampidilli The Billikens open their season at Winfield Foundation and Yankees Bouton leva 134 New York Jets Cut tight end Lance Siseo an owner George $200,000 men's tennis tournament. nval, Connie Crawford, of Cen Bareback Marvin Garrett Aladdin Wyo 73 nounced that safety Dan DeUa defensive ena home Nov. 27 against St. Ambrose. Steinbrenner. Winston Breckenndge Des Moines Iowa 70 Mike The tournament known as the terview, Mo., by .25 of a second. Wes Faulkner linebackers Phil Ferrari Paul The side agreement came to light is Huskins Blackfoot Idaho 65 Piurowski and Craig Kumcrow aid wide receiver Volvo International. Texas now leads the competition, Saddle Bronc Allan McKenzie Rocky Moun Eric Truvillion tailed physicals when the Foundation, created by tain House Alberta 68 Jimmy Lee Fallon Nev Basketball UNIVERSITY of Southern , Kriek, the No. 5 seed and U.S. Na- ahead of host team Wyoming and 68. Tye Cruchet Kaycee Wyo 67 Washington Signed forward Steve THE Yankees Roping Lincenlelt ath- Colorado. Team Coby Sonniter Newgulf Texas er of South Dakota State second rouna draft Mississippi, an independent in filed suit against Steinbrenner in tional Indoor champion, struggled and Jimmy Giese Needville Texas 10 5 Pern San choice in 1981 letics for the past 30 years, has May, claiming that he had failed to the entire match against the 19-year--old The rodeo will continue with twe chez. Gallup N M and Timmy McCnght N M Hockey 10 11 &. Chris Lawson Wheatland Wyo and Brad New Jersey Signed free agent ooallendar joined the Metro Conference, it was live up to an agreement which would Australian, who has entered performances a day for the remain- Harris Gillette Wyo 14 4 Undsay Middlebrook from Minnesota vio""enoer Tuesday. produce funds each year for the tournaments and never made it past der of the week with ihe final per- Breakaway Roping Khara Frazier Brush Coilogo announced Colo 3 7 Tammy Grabher Perry. Ark . 3 8. Leah Wagner Named Mark Collins - 1 assistant """"01athlel Southern will begin competition in Foundation. the first round. Kriek, of South Afri- formance on Sunday. Reynolds Wmdslow Ariz. 4 ic director and assistant football coach

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