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Greenhouse’ Talks Urgent

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Town Director Ronald Osella said today that he with drought has asked the town to make the public works director responsible for getting wetlands permits in the future to avoid a recurrence of the By Jeff Bradley by the seven-nation Economic current problems over the town’s sewage treatment The Associated Press Summit in Toronto. plant. Others expected to attend in­ The failure to obtain a wetlands permit from the TORONTO - With the North clude the heads of U.N. environ­ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could hold up the $27 American farm belt parched by mental agencies; cabinet minis­ million improvement of the sewage treatment plant its worst drought in 50 years and ters from Indonesia, the off Olcott Street for a year, officials have said. 'Town fears the "greenhouse effect” is Netherlands and Senegal; scient­ Manager Robert B. Weiss has said that the permanently changing the ists from Harvard University and consulting engineer for the project, Metcalf & Eddy, earth’s climate, a gathering of 300 the Soviet Academy of Sciences, was responsible for getting the permit, although scientists in Toronto this week and Sen. ’Timothy E. Wirth, I some directors have said that that responsibility takes on a special urgency. D-Colo., and Rep. George E. ultimately rested with the town administration. The World Conference on the Brown, Jr., D-Calif. Osella said that he asked Weiss to change the Job Changing Atmosphere brings to­ Scientists will discuss ozone description for public works director tojUclude gether researchers, economists depletion, acid rain, water man­ responsibility for obtaining wetlands and other and politicians from 40 countries agement and food prospects, but federal permits. He said that he also asked Weiss to to examine the profound implica­ much interest centers on the include a clause in future town construction tions for life on earth unless recent warming of the earth’s contracts saying who is responsible for obtaining damage to the environment is surface due to the greenhouse such permits. halted. effect, in which gases humans Town officials are to meet in Hartford Wednesday “The dramatic effects of global have introduced into the atmos­ with a representative of the U.S. Attorney’s office warming can be curtailed, but phere prevent heat from and officials from federal agencies to discuss the only if all industrialized countries escaping. future of work on the sewage treatment plant. act now to implement tougher Although experts are not yet Nathan Agostinelli, a civilian aide to the secretary pollution control measures," said ready to ascribe the 1988 drought of the Army, has said that a resolution tothedispute Canadian Environment Minister to the greenhouse effect, the could be worked out that would allow the town to Tom McMillan, a keynote earth has been warmer in the first continue work on the project. speaker in the conference that five months of this year than in Agostinelli said today that he planned to speak starts today. any comparable period since with Col. Thomas Rhen, the commander of the The conference will attempt to measurements began 130 years Corps of Engineers’ New England division, later draft an international "law of the ago, a NASA climatologist, today about working out the dispute. air," asking ail countries to set James Hansen, told a Congres­ Rhen could not be reached for comment this voluntary limits on all types of air sional hearing in Washington last morning. Matt Schweisberg, a biologist for the pollution. week. federal Environmental Protection Agency, said Hosted by Prime Minister Five of the warmest years on today that officials from the EPA and the Corps of Brian Mulroney, speakers will record have occurred in the 1980s Engineers have had discussions in the past week but also include Prime Minister Gro and scientists at Environment have not agreed upon a course of action. Harlem Brundtiand of Norway. Canada predict global tempera­ "Nothing has been decided,’’ he said. She chaired a world commission tures could rise up to 8 degrees by Osella said that the contract for the treatment on the environment whose land­ the year 2050, partially melting plant improvements, with Fred Brunoli & Sons of mark report, “ Our Common Avon, is not specific about a wetlands permit. He Future,” was endorsed last week See GREENHOUSE, page 10 said that while the contract says that Brunoli is responsible for getting permits, he does not believe ■ 9 wetlands permit is included among those permits. Weiss said today that Osella’s suggestion about Reginald Plnto/Manchaatar Herald Highland Park gets the Job description "makes sense,’’ although he HOUSE DESTROYED — Peter Morra, center, and Lance Dimock, right, does not think that such a change would prevent a future oversight in obtaining a wetlands permit. work on the roof of a Boiton house which was destroyed in an eariy official OK tonight Weiss said that responsibility by the public works morning fire today. Ken Qeisler, assistant fire chief, ieft, begins to puii director for wetlands permits is implicit in the Town down a wail. By Andrew J. Davis cis A. Maffe Jr. “I haven’t heard Charter. But he reiterated his belief that Metcalf & AAanchester Herald Eddy was expected to obtain a federal wetlands otherwise.” permit if one was required. The reopening will result in the Fire destroys Bolton house, The Board of Education will need to move the building’s Weiss said that the change in the Job description formally vote tonight whether to could include a reference to the Town Charter. He current tenants — the town fully reopen Highland Park Recreation Department, the Vis­ would not comment on Osella’s interpretation of the School at the same time it iting Nurse and Home Care of construction contract. forces closing of highway considers whether to accept the Weiss said that the administration was working Manchester Inc., and one of the resignation of the former princi­ school system’s day treatment on estimates of how much delay of the improve­ Bv Andrew J. Davis The cause of the fire is still under pal of the school, officials said. programs. ments could cost the town, but no figures were Manchester Herald investigation, he said. The vote to reopen the school available today. He has said that a 90-day shutdown The reopening will force the The fire forced the closing of the road, fully in 1989 is Just a formality day treatment program’s move of work could mean that the Job would be completed BOLTON — An early morning fire that since the reopening was an­ to the town-owned Bentley a year beyond the present deadline of August 1990. sent clouds of smoke into the air and also known as Boston Turnpike, Preuss said. The two-lane highway was closed nounced by school board Chair­ School. That move will mean that i-1 The town stopped work Thursday on the forced the temporary closing today of man Richard W. Dyer and Mayor en secondary portion of the plant, where about 4 acres from 5 a.m. to 6:30 a.m., but one lane of the Manchester Association for Route 6 and 44 destroyed a vacant traffic was opened up from 6:30 a.m. to Peter P. DiRosa Jr. earlier this Retarded Citizen’s Second Hand th of wetlands are said to be affected, after receiving a two-family house before it was extin­ month, said James P. Kennedy, cease-and-desist order from the Army Corps of guished, fire officials said. about 8:45 a.m. when the road was completely opened. school superintendent. See SCHOOL BOARD, page 10 to Engineers. Weiss said that the town officials have The fire started at 4; SO a.m. and was The board also will vote ho been informed that it could take from 60 to 120 days brought under control by firefighters “It’s ruined. That’s for sure,” said whether to accept the resignation ne for the Corps of Engineers to issue a wetlands within a half-hour, said James Preuss, Preuss. “It’s totally destroyed.” of Gail Rowe, principal of Wad­ Poll: Dukakis n . permit to allow work at the secondary facility to Bolton fire chief. No one was living in the dell School and former principal ’s continue. home and no one was injured, he said. See BOLTON FIRE, page 10 of Highland Park School, which le was closed in 1984 due to declining ‘a blank page’ k- enrollment. The agreement to reopen the despite a lead 47 Pap smear center of much attention school reverses a January deci­ sion to open the school only to creased 70 percent in the last think people were looking to be kindergarten through Grade 3. It Dole yearning to be Many wonder forty years. This dramatic de­ Test concerns reassured.” has not been decided whether to veep choice? — page 7 crease is largely the result of Dr. Samuel Smith, chairman of open Highland Park through about reliability women having Pap smears to unfounded here the obstretics and gynecology Grade 5 or Grade 6 in 1989. By Evans Witt detect treatable conditions that department at Manchester Mem­ School board members also The Associated Press could lead to the disease. By Anita AA. Caldwell orial Hospital and physician in said they considered tonight’s First in a series Recently, however, the validity AAanchester Herald private practice, agrees. vote on the school’s reopening to WASHINGTON — To an uncer­ and accuracy of the Pap test have “This was another thing that be a formality. tain and divided electorate, Mi­ Bv Dr. Robert C. Park been questioned. Reports have Area medical personnel have got blown up beyond its reasona­ "It’s absolutely Just a formal­ chael Dukakis is “a blank page” cited false-negative findings of 15 not found massive errors in Pap ble proportion.” Smith said. ity,’’ said member Susan whose lead over George Bush is The Pap smear has recently to 40 percent, depending on which smear results despite concerns A story in The Wall Street Perkins. grounded in negative feelings been the center of much atten­ laboratory is used to analyze a elsewhere in the last year that Journal last year cited two labs in ”I would think so.” said Fran­ about the Republican vice presi­ tion, and, perhaps, some confu­ smear. many tests are incorrectly the country — one in San Antonio, dent, rather than positive atti­ sion. Reports of inaccuracies and ’This means that out of all the diagnosed. Texas, and one in North Holly­ tudes toward the Democratic faulty laboratory practices may positive or negative results, a While local pathologists and wood, Calif. — for diagnostic nominee-to-be, according to a have left you wondering whether number of them could be incor­ other medical personnel believe errors. Medical officials said the TODAY survey released today. the Pap test is as reliable and rect. Laboratories that have good the public is more aware of a story sent a wave of concern The national poll did find necessary as you have been told. systems for quality control and possible incorrect diagnosis, they among women questioning the Index Democrats remarkably united The truth is, the Pap smear good communication between the also believe that there is no cause validity of the procedure. 20 pogoo, 2 oectlono behind Dukakis at this point, remains the single, most impor­ analysts and doctors, however, for alarm about the validity and Meanwhile, Smith said he has although there are weaknesses in tant test for the detection and have much lower numbers of necessity of the test, which helps had "no experience where labs B u s Io m i . ___ 0 ObItuarlM. the coalition that Bush could prevention of cervical cancer, incorrect results. to detect cervical cancer. have been sloppy.” While he said CiMtIfled . .18-20 Opinion _ exploit to build his chances for a and should remain, or become, a A false-negative result means “We haven’t sensed any hyste­ there have been questions from C om Ica__ ___17 PoopI*____ fall victory. key part of your annual gyneco­ that women who have been told ria” from patients who inquire some of his patients about the Connacticut _4-5 Sporta___ 11-15 Much of Dukakis’ strength logic examination. that their Pap smears showed about the test, said Irma Meridy, procedure, there has been no Focua______8 Talavlalon___ 18 comes from voters worried about ’The number of deaths from a nurse pracitioner with the L o c a l___ ^3. 10 U.S./World___5,7 cancer of the cervix has de- See PAP SMEAR, page 10 Ob-Gyn Group of Manchester. "I See LOCAL TESTS, page 10 Lottary. .2 Weather. See BLANK PAGE, page 10 ■ - .. - t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June W, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 27, 1988 — 8 Vote set on variances RECORD y for intersection work

The Zoning Board of Appeals is day-care facility at 11S. Alton St., scheduled to vote tonight on will get the night off. variances requested by the De­ The hospital last week said it •?3l •( partment of Transportation for would withdraw Its application Daniel E. Daly Henry Johnson Charlotte Allgata Edna L. Benzinger work on seven intersections in for a variance and special excep­ town. tion permit that would allow the Daniel E. Daly, 66, of Orlando, Fla., Henry Adolph Johnson, of North Charlotte Elizabeth (Darby) Ali- A memorial service for Edna Lr The DOT plans to make minor center because of pressure from formerly of East Hartford, father of Windham, formerly of Downey Drive, gata, 54, of Hartford, mother of Kim Benzinger, 92, of Willimantic, wh

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Pri­ for stores selling gray-market goods. and rousing applause. ces on gray market products may benefiting from the advertising and As other states consider legislation, specifics involved and the cost sav­ amount bond paying 10 percent of outstanding bonds move in the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, retail from 10 to 40 percent less than overall reputation of the manufac­ certain key points demand emphasis. ings to you. interest. You collect $100 annual opposite direction of interest Manchester 06040. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 27. 19W lHaiifltrslrr Hrralft Greenhouse Status of teacher Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 still undetermined SPORTS Monday, June 27,1980 the polar ice caps and raising sea protects the earth from the sun’s levels three feet. harmful ultraviolet rays. Chloro- Manchester school officials "In the last 1,000 years, the as part of a drug investigation. fluorocarbons used in spray cans, have not made a decision on the climate fluctuated about a half of East Hartford police have said. insulation, refrigerators and in­ teaching status of an elementary a degree. Now we can expect it to Shirer was placed on leave of dustrial cleaning tear holes in the school teacher granted special go up at 10 times that rate, a absence following his arrest. Tyson favored to defend title against Spinks ozone, and the result has been a probation in connection tirith a phenomenal change unprece­ He has been described by marked increase in skin cancer. sexual assault charge, said Wil­ dented in human history,” Henry School Superintendent James P. Bv Tim Dahiberg Twenty-four nations signed the son E. Deakin Jr., assistant gave up last year in order to fight streak at 48 fights. Hengeveld, a climate expert for Kennedy and other school offi­ ’The Associated Press Montreal Protocol on ozone last superintendent. Gerry Cooney, and to cement his “ I ’m not out to prove anyone Environment Canada, told a cials as an excellent teacher with year, pledging to reduce the use Kim Shirer, a teacher at place in a division where some wrong, I just want to winSpinks news conference. an unblemished record. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Mike of chlorofluorocarbons by SO Verplanck School, was granted still don’t think he really belongs. said. The problem is manmade. The Tyson defends his undisputed percent by 1999. admission at Manchester Super­ The fight figures to be a The fight could make boxing burning of oil, gas, wood and coal heavyweight title tonight against McDonalds restaurants prom­ ior Court Wednesday into the matchup between the speed and history, at least on the financial in factories, homes and cars Michael Spinks in an Intriguing ised to use something else to state’s accelerated rehabilitation devastating power of Tyson and side. sends the greenhouse gases of Fire causes battle of unbeaten fighters that insulate their take-away packag­ program, court officials said. the unorthodox style of Spinks, Promoters claim it may gross carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, could be boxing’s richest ever. ing and a new type of refrigerator Under the program, Shirer does the 31-year-old former light hea­ $70 million overall, and nearly methane, ozone and chlorofluoro- Tyson, beset by personal prob­ with helium as a coolant is under not plead to charges against him barn damage vyweight champion who rarely 22,000 fans are expected to pay a carbons into the atmosphere. development. But global protec­ and is placed on probation. lems while training for the bout, looks impressive but has always record live gate of about $12 For much of the world, there IK tion remains a distant goal. If Shirer completes a six-month A “ suspicious” fire Sunday is a 4-1 favorite to retain his found a way to win. million, with ticket prices rang­ are no alternatives to fossil fuel. Canada’s first atmospheric probation without further arrest, caused minor damage to a bam heavyweight crown in the sche­ “ I have never run in a fight ing from $100 to $1,500. In developed countries, public priority is acid rain. The govern­ the charges are erased, officials on Tolland Turnpike that was full duled 12-round fight, which will before and I will not run now,” More than 1 million others are opinion has turned against the ment blames power plant emis­ said. The program is used by of cars, fire department officials begin at Atlantic City’s Conven­ Spinks said. expected to pay an average of $35 cleaner option of nuclear power sions from the U.S. Midwest for at first-time defendants who want to said. tion Center about 10: 50 p.m. EDT. Both have secured their place apiece to watch the bout at bars because of the risk of catastro­ least half the acid rain falling in avoid trial and do not want to Capt. Jack Hughes of the Town “ Forget all the things thathave in boxing history. Tyson, who won and arenas on closed-circuit or in phic accidents. eastern Canada, which has ied to have a criminal record, officials of Manchester Fire Department happened, I will not lose,” Tyson the title at the age of 20 with a their homes on pay-per-view Another major atmospheric the destruction of fish life in 14,000 said. said today 12 firefighters were vowed. knockout of Trevor Berbick, is cable. HBO has purchased the problem is the gradual destruc­ lakes and extensive forest Acceptance into the program is called to the fire at 234 Tolland The 21-year-old champion is the youngest heavyweight cham­ delayed broadcast rights and tion of the thin ozone layer, which damage. not an admission of guilt, officials ’Turnpike at 3:34 p.m. Sunday. It making his seventh title defense pion ever, while Spinks is the first reportedly will air it four or five said. was extinguished in about 10 and the fourth since he unified all light heavyweight champion to times beginning on Saturday. three portions of the heavyweight Manchester school officials are minutes. win a heavyweight title. Tyson will earn a record purse crown last August with a decision still in the midst of negotiations Hughes said the fire, which The long odds aren’t new for for the fight that could top $20 with Shirer’s lawyer, Jorge A. started outside the bam, was over Tony Tucker. His last three Spinks, who was a 6-1 underdog million, depending on final Pap smear fights all ended in knockouts, Simon of Hartford, to determine “ suspicious” and is under when he captured the heavy­ closed-circuit and pay-per-view going a combined 13 rounds. Shirer’s future status, Deakin investigation. weight title on Sept. 22, 1985 sales, while Spinks will earn a flat From page 1 . Spinks, meanwhile, is trying to said. The bam, owned by the Hage- against Larry Holmes. That loss fee of $13.5 million for his efforts. regain the heavyweight title he “ That’s not been finalized at dom family, contained about 10 also snapped Holmes’ unbeaten Spinks weighed in Saturday at nothing abnormal and their cer­ The best way to know if the ceils all,” he said. cars, a couple of farm tractors 212'/i, his heaviest ever for a Rsglnald PInto/ManohMMr Harald vix was healthy could in reality on your cervix are healthy or if Shirer, 51, of 43 Princeton St., and carriages, Hughes said. Personal Statistics fight, while Tyson weighed 218‘/i, have had an abnormal condition they might be abnormal is to have TIME OUT — Bob Morra, deputy fire chief in Boiton, eats was charged by East Hartford Hughes said most bam fires two pounds more than when he that was not detected. ’This your doctor perform a Pap test. police in May with fourth-degree bum the stmcture to the ground, like Tyson liichael Spinks knocked out Tony Tubbs on doesn’t mean that cancer was To perform the test, an instru­ a doughnut after heiping fight a house fire on Routes 6 sexual assault. He was charged but damage to the bam on March 21 at Tokyo in his last title missed. When your doctor takes a ment called a speculum is in­ and 44 this morning. ■ 1 with making sexual advances to a Tolland Turnpike was limited to Birihdate .June30.l9iK July 22,1956 defense. AP photo Pap smear, he or she is looking serted into the vagina. The male undercover detective, who one small comer. It was not Birthplace" Brooklyn, NY" .SlljOuis.Mo. “ He’s stronger now and he’ll for changes in your cells. One of speculum helps to separate the was parked outside a restaurant immediately known why the bam punch harder,” Spinks’ trainer. CONFIDENT CHAMP — Heavyweight weigh-in Saturday in Atlantic City. He these changes is dysplasia. Dys­ walls of your vagina so the doctor on Main Street in East Hartford contained the cars. Residence CMskH.lfY^ Wkninglon, Del. Eddie Futch, said of his fighter. boxing champ Mike Tyson confidently and Michael Spinks will meet tonight for plasia is not cancer — it is the caii see your cervix, which is the Bolton fire Age ^21 “ He’s just as fast at this weight as raises his hands on the scales at the the undisputed heavyweight title. early warning sign that some mouth of your uterus. The tissue v” / / he was before and now he hits normal, healthy cells have be­ around the opening in the cervix From page 1 lAeight 5*11 VT 6’ 2 1/y harder.” come abnormal. is gently scraped with a spatula Foreign language back AWeight 2181/4pourtds ’^ 2 1 /4 pounds Most boxing observers, though, first 34 opponents made is re­ decision,” Kevin Rooney. Ty­ ward and has speed,” Tyson said. All medical personnel agree, or similar instrument to collect feel Spinks can’t hit hard enough specting his power too much. son’s trainer, said. “ But he’ll only be awkward for a though, that the Pap test, like all cells. The cells are then smeared Smoke from the fire at 265 effectively, firefighters set up Reach 71" to keep the powerful Tyson away “ We intend to make him Tyson, whose quickness allows few rounds. Eventually. I ’ll hit other screening tests, is not on a glass slide and sprayed with Boston Turnpike sent heavy • m three portable “ ponds,” each in elementary schools V Chest (Expanded) 4 T « r from him. Spinks’ best chance, (Tyson) pay.” Lewis said. him to get inside against oppo­ him and I ’ll hurt him.” always 100 percent correct. A Pap a solution to preserve them. The smoke into the air, which could be holding up to l,500gallons, Preuss they say. is to stay away from A ik, ‘ “ We’re not here to say we went 12 nents with big reach advantages Spinks himself has scored 21 smear taken every year helps to slide is labeled and sent to a seen for miles, he said. said. Fire trucks drove back and ^Bicep 14". Tyson, give him different angles knockouts in winning all 31 of his HARTFORD (AP) - More and rounds. We’re going to kick some — five inches in the case of Spinks assure the accuracy of the laboratory to be analyited. “ It was fully involved,” Preuss forth from Manchester and Bol­ students begin learning lan­ and frustrate him enough to win a rear.” fights. But only two of the more young grade-schoolers are Forearm 13T — figures to come out looking for previous year’s smear and better said. “ (There was smoke) all the ton in order to refill the rectangu­ guages earlier. decision. knockouts were against heavy­ “ habla-ing” in Spanish and Tyson’s camp remains the early knockout. safeguards you against an unde­ Next: What the Pap smear way to the highway.” The road lar ponds, he said. During the current school year, 16" That’s not the strategy offered unconvinced. weights and he has fought only “ parlez-vous-ing” in French in Of Tyson’s 30 knockouts in 34 tected condition. If an abnormal­ shows. intersects with Interstate 384 as Firefighters used up to 1,000 11 districts provided second- 13T by Butch Lewis, Spinks’ longtime “ Spinks’ only chance is to run. four times as a heavyweight since Connecticut classrooms, mark­ fights. 21 have come within the ity exists, the test helps to detect well as Route 85 less than a mile gallons of water per minute, language programs for elemen­ confidant and manager, who stink out the joint, try and first two rounds. leaving the light heavyweight ing a resurgence of foreign tary school pupils and two more it in the precancerous state. This Dr. Robert C. Park is president from the fire. which forced the constant refil­ AP graphic contends the mistake Tyson’s frustrate Mike and steal the “ Everybody says he’s awk- ranks nearly three years ago. is why it is important to have the of the American College of The house was co-owned by ling of the ponds, Preuss said. language instmction in elemen­ will be adding programs next Pap test on an annual basis. Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Walter C. Simon Sr. of Manches­ tary schools, a state official says. year, according to Lester. Firefighters spent much of the ter, a spokesman in the Bolton Kenneth Lester, foreign- “ The low point was flve (dis­ morning pulling charred boards town clerk’s office said. The language consultant for the state tricts) in the rough times when Henderson from the house. Department of Education, says Pirates closing in home also was partially owned by budget cuts were made in the Smoke from the fire was seen Simon’s sons, Walter C. Simon Jr. the number of school districts 1970s,” Lester said, adding that in on the other side of town, said Local tests and William Simon, both of bringing back foreign language the late 1950s, a high of 22 districts Corey Violette, a Bolton studies for young pupils is in­ had such language programs. produces From page 1 Bolton, officials said. fireighter. on stumbling Mets The home was valued at about creasing with the realization that Glastonbury, Old Saybrook, $100,000, Walter C. Simon Sr. “ When we came here it was early instruction can lead to Orange, West Hartfoid and better tests scores when they are Bv John Nelson for Yanks great alarm. said. He declined further com­ fully involved,” he said. “ You Woodbridge have had foreign- errors may be made if the in high school. The Associated Press Smith and other medical per­ ment as to whether the home was saw smoke by Birch Mountain. language programs in elemen­ NEW YORK (AP) - Waiting cytotechnologists are screening There is even a national trend sonnel agree, however, that er­ insured. Luckily, no one was in there. tary grades for 20 years or more. NL Roundup for . Lou Pi- too many tests too quickly, he toward teaching second lan­ The go rors can be made. About 50 firefighters helped put “ It was kind of hot. There was a Cromwell and North Haven niella did it when he managed the said. guages as early as kindergarten. home today to play the New York “ No one ever said the Pap test out the fire, Preuss said. Fire lot of smoke. It was going out the added programs in the past few last year. The American Society of Cytol­ “ We found students who years. Mets in a series that has all the were some things I didn’t like,” is infallible,” said Dr. Dennis departments from the Town of windows in the back,” he said. did it this year. ogy suggests that cytotechnolo­ started in grade five or earlier earmarkings of September. Mets manager Davey Johnson O’Neill, chairman of the Depart­ Manchester Fire Department, Firefighters will be at the scene “ The kids like it. The parents Piniella inherited the wait when gists screen 12,000 to 15,000 a did, in fact, have better listening The Pirates completed their said, “ but give Law credit. You ment of Pathology at Manchester North Coventry, Andover, Ver­ throughout the rest of the day, love it,” said Marie Diamond, he relieved Martin this week. year, O’Neill said. The hospital and reading scores,” Lester said first four-game sweep since July couldn’t ask for a better bunt.” Memorial Hospital. non and Hebron also were called Preuss said. They will stay at the Piniella didn’t have to wait for lab staff screens 9,000 a year. last week. foreign-language director for 1984 on Sunday, beating the Chicago rookie Jeff Pico al­ Out of 13,000 Pap smears a year to the scene, he said. scene to watch out for “ hotspots” North Haven public schools. For long. A breakdown of the number of A report commissioned by the 3-0 in 10 lowed just six hits, including diagnosed at the hospital lab, Pap smears screened from Man­ Since trucks could not hold in the house, which can smolder two years. North Haven’s fifth Henderson volunteered to enough water to battle the fire for hours, he said. state Department of Education and moving within 4>A games of Howard Johnson’s two-out homer pinch-run Sunday in the ninth more than 99.5 percent result in chester patients whose speci­ found that high school foreign- and sixth graders have teen accurate findings, he said. the -leading in the ninth, his 12th. with the potential winning mens are sent to MetPath Inc. in language students fared poorly in taught French and Spanish. Mets. "The Pap smear has never New Britain was not available. Dodgers 9, Reds 6 run on second base. He crossed to speaking and writing tests. “ We wanted to start in grade The Mets. meanwhile, dropped been a perfect tool,” said Dr. But Doug Marcotte, general John Shelby singled home the third on a groundnut and scored The report, written by the three,” Diamond said. “ This was a 6-3 decision to the Cubs and left Paul Krieger, director of ana­ manager, said the lab picks up tying run in the ninth inning for on Claudel) Washington’s infield Connecticut Assessment of Edu­ a compromise to get our foot in Chicago with three losses in four tomic pathology at MetPath Inc., various specimens, including School board hit as the New York Yankees beat cational Progress, said students the door.” games. his third RBI of the game, and a subsidiary of Coming Glass in Pap smears, from 500 physicians Steve Sax followed with a three- 'V the 4-3. From page 1 need practice in listening and Lester said there are problems The Pirates, who lost two of New Jersey, who was also a in the state on a daily basis. run double, enabling the visiting “ I could see Lou was having speaking. The report, released in in some districts in setting aside three at Shea Stadium last week, consultant for the national news In the so-called “ Pap mills,” some problems finding some­ May. also recommended that the time to teach youngsters. say they have what it takes to Dodgers to sweep Cincinnati. story^ the name given to labs that have The victory was Los Angeles’ one,” said Henderson, who has Rose, a thrift shop run by MARC, The school administration remain competitive, and they T’he story was not written as a been reported as screening 25,000 teen out for four days with a will have to be relocated. hopes to have the position filled don’t care who else believes it. eighth in nine games, and the result of a “ sudden increase in to 30,000 a year, there is more Highland Park School is being strained hamstring, a sprained by the beginning of next school “ If they still don’t believe in us. Dodgers still lead the NL West by Pap smear mistakes but to bring room for error. O’Neill said. reopened to handle a projected '■A- ankle, and a banged-up toe. “ I year in August, Kennedy said. If Police Roundup that’s good,” said Sid Bream, 3‘A games over Houston. Cincin­ Ll_ to light a situation that has “ If a cytotechnologist is looking increase of 350 to 500 new nati has lost six of its last seven. AP photo figured I ’d help him out. So I said. the position is unfilled, a “ vete­ who snapped a scoreless tie with a already been there,” he said. at twice the amount of smears elementary school students The Reds took a 6-5 lead when T m ready, skip. Let’s go.’ ” ran” administrator will open the lOth-inning sacrifice fly. “ We Meanwhile, the mistakes that recommended, they’re going to within five years. hit a two-out, HEAVY HITTER — Boston the bat boy following his two-run homer Reliever Dave Righetti raised school, he said. found Glenn E. Argiros. 39, of 466 don’t have to worry about do occur may generate either miss something,” he said. Crash Injures his record to 3-0 by retiring the The board also will discuss Main St., being detained by expectations.” three-run homer in the bottom of Mike Green well, center, is congratu­ in the first inning Sunday at Fenway from the lab or the physican’s Meanwhile, errors can also be Rowe’s resignation. “ We’ll have the position filled only two batters he faced. motorcyclist several people, police said. In the rest of the league. Los the eighth. lated by teammate Ellis Burks, left, and Park. The Red Sox won, 10-1. office at the time the smear is made in the doctor’s office. If the Rowe is scheduled to take a by the time school starts,” The Yankees, coming off a 2-7 A Manchester man is in stable Witnesses said they were sit­ Angeles beat Cincinnati 9-6, Astros 6, Giants 0 taken. fixative is not sprayed on the slide temporary job with the district’s Kennedy said. “ But that may be road trip in which they dropped condition today following an ting on the lawn across from the Houston shut out San Francisco The Pap smear, named for within minutes after the smear is curriculum department, unrealistic.” Bill Doran drove in three runs, out of first place, took three of accident Friday on Spencer store when they saw Argiros go 6-0, Philadelphia defeated St. and Jim Deshaies worked 6 2-3 George Papanicolau, the physi­ taken, that. too. leaves room for Kennedy said. Rowe will help Rowe was principal of Waddell Greenweil blossoming as a slugger four games against the Indians Street in which his motorcycle into the entry way, and then Louis 7-5 in 10 innings, and San scoreless innings, giving up just cian who first studied cells from error, he said. Also, if the develop elementary school cur­ for four years and principal of and moved to within one game of struck a pickup truck, injuring heard breaking glass, police said. Diego beat Atlanta 2-1. five hits, for his first victory since By Dove O'Hara the cervix and who developed the abnormal area of the cervix is not riculum until she finds another Highland Park School for six the division-leading Detroit Tig­ the driver and passenger. A witness confronted Argiros Doug Drabek of the Pirates May 30. Deshaies had lost his last The Associated Press test in the 1940s, is taken when the one sampled then the test position or until the end of years, said Wilson E. Deakin Jr., I ’m just glad he’s on my side,” ers, who come to town tonight. Peter T. McNamara, 22, of 43 on Main Street and said Argiros and Pascual Perez of Montreal three decisions. AL roundup said Smithson. scrapings from the surface of the cannot detect the problem. January, he said. assistant superintendent. “ We’re back on track.” Pi­ Lakewood Circle South, was held out a knife and threatened dueled through eight scoreless Mike LaCoss gave up five runs BOSTON — Young Mike Green- Baltimore Manager Frank Ro­ cervix are smeared onto a glass Marcotte agrees. Rowe is resigning to look for a She was one of two female — see page 12 niella said, “ The pitching is taken by Life Star helicopter him, police said. innings, and neither team could on two hits and four walks in the well is blossoming as one of binson managed to joke a little slide. The cells are then sprayed “ We’re only as good as the position that involves more cur­ principals in Manchester public almost set to where we want it. As Friday to St. Francis Hospital Argiros was charged with crim­ get anything going until Expos \ first 1 2-3 innings for San baseball’s top sluggers. when asked about Greenweil. with a fixative and transported to specimen received,” he said. riculum planning, Kennedy said. schools. Rochelle Abraitis at the season goes on and we start to where he was listed as being in inal mischief and threatening and Luis Rivera threw \ Francisco. Houston scored once Veteran Jim Rice again can “ We just have to get close,” “ He couldn’t make my club.” a lab. “ The most difficult question is She could not be reached for Robertson School is the other get everyone healthy, we’li be stable condition today, hospital was held on $500 bond. He is away Jose Lind’s grounder to in the first on a grounder by stop and watch a long said Greenweil after hitting his O’Neill said that “ tens of where the gap may be.” he said, comment this morning. Robinson said. fine.” female principal. officials said. Stable condition scheduled to appear in Manches­ start the 10th. Doran, who added a two-run I4th homer of the season and his thousands” of cells are on the referring to which stage of the sail out of the park. Robinson, a Hall of Fame Skinner started the ninth with a means the injuries are not ter Superior Court Wednesday. Lind went to second on the single in Houston’s four-run sixth in the last seven games. slide and the cytotechnologist, process an error may have been Right-hander Mike Smithson, slugger, was only kidding. one-out walk from Bud Black, 3-2. life-threatening now. error, took third on a grounder second. " It ’s too early for us to start the person who examines the made. rescued from the baseball scrap “ You’ve got to like a guy who’s Bobby Meacham followed with a McNamara’s motorcycle ran and, after tWo walks, one inten­ Houston added a run in the slide, checks to see if there are But despite its inherent errors, pile as a free agent, is winning watching the scoreboard. We just hitting around .345 with about 60 bloop single to right-center that into a pickup truck Friday at Paramedic gets tional, loaded the bases, scored fourth when Randy Bockus hit have to keep winning. If we do any abnormalities. medical personnel agree that the Blank page again. RBI and 14 home runs,” he said. sent Skinner to second. In cqme about 4:30 p.m. on Spencer on Bream’s sacrifice fly to deep Billy Hatcher with a pitch with that, we’ll pass somebody.” O’Neill said it is “ like looking at Pap smear is still a valid test. punched In call And, despite questionable, “ Yeah. I like him. He just keeps Henderson. From page 1 Street, police said. center field. the bases ioaded. And, in fourth place behind a pattern of wallpaper and trying “ We are not facing a Pap smear pitching over-all, the Boston Red getting better and tetter every “ It was a good time to come The driver of the truck, Harvey A man was charged with Mike Lavalliere followed with a Detroit, New York and Cleve­ to find a couple of little mistakes calamity,” Krieger said. Phillies 7, Cardinals 5 Sox are beginning to look like the time out.” back,” hesaid. “ It felt good to not Hollm, 35, of 59 Tudor Lane, and a assault on a firefighter Saturday double off the right-field fence, team many picked last spring to land, the Red Sox have teams to Elevated to the cleanup spot in only be in there, but in a crucial in the pattern.” “ Women should still continue to the course of the nation. said, pointing out that relatively The Phillies rallied twice in the passenger, Belinda Hollm, 10, after he punched a paramedic scoring two more runs. win the East catch before thinking of first the Boston batting order. Green- situation. I love to be on the field In this stage of the process. have the tests done.” “ Democrats are seen as the few voters could rate Dukakis on last three innings, trading a were treated and released from who was trying to help him, police “ The way things were going, it championship. despite six victories in eight well admits that he’s hoping that and helping the club win. I get party of change. Bush is not,” a range of specific characteris­ said. series of squeeze bunts with the Manchester Memorial Hospital. didn’t seem like anyone was Greenweil extended his hitting games. Minnesota Manager Tom Kelly bored and frustrated on the said Andrew Kohut, president of tics. Only 29 percent said he “ can Cardinals, before finally winning Police said McNamara was Paramedics were called to 456 going to score,” Lavalliere said. streak to a career-high 17 games “ We’v e ' teen getting more will pick him for the All-Star bench, sometimes angry.” the Gallup Organization, which get things done” while 33 percent in the 10th. Six hurt as buses crash traveling west on Spencer Street Main St. by a man who reported a “ I was just hoping to put the ball with a two-run homer and Rice extra base hits recently,” Game next month. Henderson advanced to third on conducted the poll for the Times- said he is well-informed. Phil Bradley broke a 5-5 tie in when he struck Hollm, who was body on the porch, police said. in play.” followed with a two-run shot in the McNamara said. “ And a lot more “ That’s been one of my goals Roberto Kelly’s forceout and GUILDERLAND. N.Y. (AP) — Mary Miller of Webster, Mass., Mirror Corp. the 10th with an RBI single, and attempting to make a left turn Paramedics arrived and found Drabek gave up Just two hits first inning Sunday as the Red Sox key base hits. Therein lies the from day one, to put up big scored easily on Washington’s Six people received minor injur­ pumped her brakes and shouted The survey, the latest in a Bush’s image is a bit clearer, Raymond F. Johnson, 44, of no Bob Dernier squeezed home an since he has been on the national into the Ponderosa restaurant at and struck out six in his outing, whipped the difference.” enough numbers to make the hit, a high chopi^r up the middle ies when two tour buses carrying out before the 8; 15 p.m. crash, series for the media company, is certain address, passed out on the insurance run. scene longer, but he is stuck with 119 Spencer St. McNamara, who while Perez allowed six hits and 10-1 behind Smithson’s four-hit Greenweil, who started June All-Star team,” he said. “ And I’m that second Julio Franco got to an American Legion baseball witnesses told WRGB-’TV. based on interviews with 3,021 porch surrounded by beer cans, The Cardinals had tied the was wearing a helmet, struck the walked three as the Pirates pitching. with a bad shoulder, has been close, so I want to keep it going.” too late for a play. team from Connecticut collided adults in person from May 13-22. “ some strong negatives and police said. score 5-5 with two out in the ninth The buses were carrying the right front wheel well. stranded eight in the first seven “ We put the runs up there terrorizing rival in his Smithson, 3-2, settled down and “ You just can’t underestimate in this Albany suburt>, police The margin of error was two relatively few positives,” the Paramedics called an ambu­ after Steve Bedrosian walked teen-aged baseball players, par­ analysis said. No one has been charged in the innings. quickly with the two home runs 17-game hitting streak. pitched his first complete game speed,” Henderson said. “ Speed reported. percentage points. lance and while they were wait­ Vince Coleman. Coleman stole ents and friends from Cooper- accident, police said. and gave Mike some breathing He has 32 hits in 70 times , since he was with Minnesota on makes things happen, and that’s The accident Sunday night was The horse-race numbers for the ing, Johnson tried to stand up but second and third and scored on stown, home of the Baseball Hall “ Dukakis is still a blank page to Cubs 6, Mets 3 room,” Boston Manager John a .457 clip that has raised his Sept. 23,1986, after former Boston what I ’m all about.” apparently caused by defective poll gave Dukakis 53 percent of fell. As one of the paramedics ’s bunt. of Fame, to their hometown of most people,” Kohut said, adding McNamara said. “ After we got average from .286 to .343. star Fred Lynn hit his 12th homer Henderson, who has played brakes on one of the two buses the registered voters and Bush 40 tried to get him to sit down a The Cubs scored all six of their Bristol. Conn. that “ neither man has a clearly Padres 2, Braves 1 three more (runs) in the second, The left-handed hitting out­ with one out in the first inning. only 57 of the Yankees’ 72 games, from Arrow Bus Lines Inc. of percent. Seven percent were Criminal mischief second time, Johnson punched runs in the sixth inning, erasing a East Hartford, Conn., said Of­ undecided. drawn image.” 1-0 New York lead. The Cubs got Dickie Thon drove in one run it was just gravy. Mike knows fielder, playing just his second Smithson walked five, but was said he will be ready to start in The players had stopped in charge Is lodged the paramedic in the left eye, what he’s supposed to do with a full major league season at 23, tough in the clutch as he struck ficer William Ward of the Guil- Overall, Dukakis drew a favor­ Asked in the poll if they were police said. some help from an error by and scored the other, helping left field tonight, the first of a Cooperstown after playing in an Andy Hawkins to his seventh lead like that and he went out and has 14 homers and 59 RBI, out six after Greenweil homered three-game series against the derland Police Department. able response from 66 percent of voting more for their candidate or A Manchester man was ar­ Police were called and arrived Mackey Sasser in the American Legion game in Utica. victory in 13 decisions. Hawkins did it.” including six homers and 20 RBI into the bleachers beyond the Tigers. The six injured ^o p le were all the sample, while 22 percent against his opponent. Bush rested and charged with criminal to find the paramedics restrain­ inning, but they also had six hits, allowed five hitsover71-3 innings While scoring in double figures in his last seven games. Boston in righcenter and “ I won’t say that this team treated at Albany-area hospitals Both buses were damaged in rated him unfavorably. Bush got backers were mostly positive. Of mischief after witnesses said he ing Johnson, police said. including a double by Ryne Sandberg. as the Padres ended a three-game for the fifth time in seven games, “ What happens, happens,” he Rice followed with his fourth can’t win without me,’’ the team’s and released, he said. the accident, and the Guilderland 51 percent positive marks and 42 his 40 percent support, 26 percen­ broke the window of the Mary Johnson was charged with losing streak. At the same time, the Red Sox went two games over said. “ I ’m just trying to hit the homer far over the high screen leadoff man and catalyst said. One bus had stopped at a red police impounded the rear bus percent negative. tage points were based on pro- Lewis Footsteps store at 829 Main assault on a firefighter and Vance Law drove in the tying run with a squeeze bunt that the Braves had their longest .500, 36-34. and moved to within ball hard, get it up in the air. and atop the left-field wall.” “ All I ’ll say is that with me in light when the other rear-ended pending an Inspection of its But the Dukakis numbers are Bush sentiments and 11 percent St. Friday, police said. interfering with a firefighter. He wound up being a single. winning streak of the season seven games of Detroit in the see what happens.” “ I wasn’t trying to show there, it makes winning a whole it, said Ward. brakes by the state Department the result of a “ vague, mildly anti-Dukakis. Three percent Police were called to the store is scheduled to appear in Man­ "W e didn’t play well, and there stopped at three. division race. “ The way he’s hitting the ball anybody up,” said Rice lot easier.” The driver of the second bus, of Motor Vehicles, said Ward. positive image,” the poll analysis were not sure. at about 11:14 p.m. Friday and chester Superior Court July 6. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 27, 1988 ‘Once and For All’ It Is Tyson vs. Spinks Wilander starting to get noticed By Andrew Warsbaw Wimbledon but never a finalist, By Ed Schuyler 4r. James J. Jeffries, who had Schmeling is the only man to championship against Muham­ The Associated Press was up third on Centre Court The Associated Press retired as unbeaten champion, have beaten Louis, knocking him mad Ali, who in the minds of against the flamboyant but un­ accepts the challenge and at the out in the 12th round of a non-title many is the true champion since WIMBLEDON, England — predictable Henri Leconte of propel MB’s ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. - It’s hriaht of the White Hope craze fight. After that victory, Schmel­ has never lost in the ring. Each ; Throughout the first week of France, who lost to Wilander in ^Wimbledon, the talk was of John “ Once and For All” — Mike fights Johnson, who knocks him ing was entertained by Adolf fighter is getting the unheard of the final of the French Open. Two more home runs were Chris Petersen reached on an ^McEnroe this. Jimmy Connors Tyson vs. Michael Spinks. out in the ISth round. Hitter and, although he is not a sum of $2.5 million. The Court No. 1 program was to added to Moriarty Brothers’ error and scored on a wild Biggest thing in Atlantic City Nazi, Schmeling is seen by many Adding to the glamor of "The 'that, Boris Becker something be opened by the top men’s seed, prodigious total, including pitch by losing Tony else. since saltwater taffy. Winner as a symbol of Hitler and Nazism. ' Fight” is the fact that Ali might Ivan Lendl, still seeking his first Rick Murray’s game-winning Franco to tie it. Soldier Field, Chicago. Sept. 22, : As the second week began owns the Boardwalk, even the 1927. Jack Dempsey, the one-time Before his victory over Louis, never fight again, win or lose. The Wimbledon title after being three-run shot in the bottom of Ray Gliha singled in the today, a little of the spotlight runner-up the last two years. He the eighth inning, as the MB’s eighth, his second hit of the part that’s being repaired. hobo out of Manassa, Colo., who Schmeling had said, “ I seed Greatest was stripped of the title began to fall on Mats Wilander faced unseeded Mark Woodforde downed the Imagineers, 6-3, game, and Petersen reached It’s supposed to be the richest had butchered Jess Willard and something.” What he saw was for refusing induction into mil­ -and his bid to make tennis of Australia. Saturday night in Greater on an error in front of Mur­ fight ever in an era when a dollar climbed back into the ring to beat Louis dropping his left after itary service in 1967. His appeal history. is worth much less than a dollar. Martina Navratilova, seeking a Hartford Twilight League play ray’s homer. Luis Firpo, “ the Wild Bull of the Jabbing and leaving himself open before the U.S. Supreme Court, The 23-year-old Swede, winner It’s the Fight of the Century — record ninth Wimbledon women’s at Moriarty Field. Moriarty’s had taken a 1-0 Pampas,” tries to regain the title for a right hand. which he eventually wins, is of the Australian and French I again. pending. singles title, followed against Moriarty’s, 14-0, is back in lead in the first inning on a solo he lost on a 10-round decision to In the rematch, Louis knocks Open titles, is getting closer to Larissa Savchenko of the Soviet action Tuesday against Katz homer by Ralph Giansanti ; I It’s two unbeaten fighters bat­ It’s the hottest ticket in a Gene Tunney, the cuitured ex- down Schmeling three times and completing the third leg of the Union. Then came Becker, in Sports at (3eppa Field in before the Imagineers. 9-4, tling tonight for the undisputed hot-ticket town. Financiers and Marine, in the rain at stops him at 2:04 of the first 'men’s Grand Slam, last won 19 awesome form and aiming forhis Meriden at 7 p.m. took the lead with two runs in heavyweight championship of the Philadelphia. round. hustlers, exhibitionists and true years ago by Rod Laver. third Wimbledon title in four Murray’s homer, his third the second inning. . world, which is the biggest Dempsey knocks down Tunney fight fans are singing the blues Apart from Becker and Cze­ years, against American Paui hit of the game and Moriarty’s Dave Bidwell went the dis­ I individual prize in sports. John L. in the seventh round, but because March 8, 1971. The traffic over not being able to get tickets. choslovakia’s Miloslav Mecir, Annacone. 28th round tripper of the tance to pick up the mound I Sullivan held it. and he could lick he doesn’t obey a new rule that a around Madison Square Garden At ringside is the famed photo­ Wilander is the only men’s player Three-time titlisi Chris Evert campaign, erased a 3-all dead­ decision for Moriarty’s. He ansrbody in the house. fighter scoring a knockdown is worse than its usual impossible grapher Frank Sinatra, who is to reach the fourth round without and two-time champion Connors, lock that Moriarty’s created in tossed a five-hitter, striking Never been anything like this condition. Because of security, shooting the fight for Life dropping a set. No mean feat for the oldest players in the women’s the bottom of the seventh. out one and walking two. J fight. must go toa neutralcomer before the count begins, Tunney gets 14 lines stretch from the Garden magazine. someone who has never gotten and men’s draw, were hoping to seconds and gets up to win a lobby into Seventh Ave. Smokin’ Joe takes charge in the beyond the quarterfinals at Wim­ survive their fourth-round bledon and is not regarded as a Reno, Nev., July 4, 1910. 10-round decision. Ticket scalpers are asking for middle rounds, then stamps his matches on Court No. 2, often grass-court expert. i , Sullivan and James J. Corbett are prices that would pay for the signature on the match by knock­ described as the “ graveyard of “ I think I’m finding the right I there. So is novelist Jack London, June 22, 1038. Joe Louis is the outfits of the celebrities and ing down Ali in the 15th round. champions” because of all the Legion nine fifth ’.combination between coming to upsets there. j who had written after Jack heavyweight champion, and would-be celebrities who are The decision is unanimous for AP photo the net and staying back,” Both had easy tasks on paper. Johnson had become the first there is tension in the air as he dressed to the teeth. It is a Frazier. _____ CHALLENGER — Michael Spinks is seen In Atlantic City, Wilander said after his third- Evert was up against Katrina black heavyweight champion by defends the title against Max lucrative event for fashion de­ So tonight it will be “ Once and N.J., Saturday after the weigh-in ceremonies. Spinks will round match Saturday. Adams, a Chicago teen-ager in in Keene tourney U beating Tommy Bums: " It ’s up Schmelingof Germany at Yankee signers and pawn shopoperators. For All.” fight heavyweight champion Mike Tyson tonight for the He knew today’s fourth-round her first Wimbledon. Connors, to you, Jeff.” Stadium. Joe Frazier is defending the Until the next time. “undisputed” title. encounter with the big-serving who staged another of his re­ KEENE, N.H - What began struck out seven and walked Slobodan Zivojinovic of Yugosla­ nowned Wimbledon comebacks as a promising weekend for the three. “ Kitsock pitched a great via would be his sternest test. in the third round, faced Patrick Manchester Legion Post 102 game,” Morency lauded. “ (The " I haven’t had a real test yet or Kuhnen of West Germany, squad ended up in win) was textbook baseball. We Minnesota records perfect Twin’-blll victories played a typical grass-court ranked 90th in the world disappointment. did everything right.” player,” Wilander said. “ It’s a In between, the ninth-.seeded After defeating Bristol. R.I.. Keith DiYeso led Manchester By Hlllel Itolle 21 runners on base for the two Flanagan, 7-5, allowed eight Mariners a 1-0 lead and hit his Harvey gave up one hit in two big risk to play Zivojinovic on Mecir took on unseeded Wally 9-4. in its opening game of the with three hits in the Bristol win. The Associated Press games. The Athletics have not grass. ... All you have to wish is Masur of Australia, conqueror of N hits, struck out five and walked eighth homer of the season in the innings for his seventh save. Keene (N.H.) Legion Tourna­ Jimmy Penders and Joe Leonard A L Roundup scored in 23 innings. none before giving way to Tom sixth. Bill Schroederhad a solo homer that he doesn’t serve 100 percent. McEnroe in the second round. ment Saturday, Manchester were both 2-for-3 and each From beginning to end, it was a “ It was looking ridiculous out His serve is much better than With the whole of the fourth dropped its final two games and knocked in a run. Marcus Ma- perfect day for the Minnesota Henke with none out and runners Dave Hengel hit - his second for Milwaukee. there. I don’t know if other teams Becker’s. You could walk around round .scheduled today, it was the wound up fifth in the 10-team teya, Dave Price, Rob Stanford Twins. on second and third in the top of homer, a two-run shot in the fifth. AP phuto get pumped up for us, but White Sox 7, Rangers 5 there for 10 minutes without turn of the defending men’s tourney. and Neal Schackner each Dan Gladden hit the first pitch the ninth. Henke gave up a Dave Valle hit his sixth homer the first game as the Athletics nothing’s going right for us,” said hit a 430-foot hitting a real shot.” MARTINA RETURNS — Martina Navratilova pulls back champion. Pat Cash, to be .sent Post 102 bowed. 9-4, to Roches­ knocked in a run while Dom of Sunday’s doubleheader against run-scoring groundnut to De­ in the seventh inning off reliever were shut out in a doubleheader Oakland’s Jose Canseco. “ Their grand slam and Harold Baines While most of his rivals for the out to the back courts ter (N Y ) Saturday night and Laurinitis and Kitsock also hit Oakland for a home run and Keith troit’s Dave Bergman but earned Jeff Montgomery. In the eighth. to return a shot from South Africa’s Karen Schimper for the first time since moving to pitchers were throwing us also homered as Chicago handed men’s title have been placed on Cash, the No 4 seed who is on 14-6 to Bristol (R.I.) Sunday safely. Atherton set down the last eight his 15th save. Mickey Brantley and Steve Bal- during their women’s singles third-round match at Oakland in 1968. strikes. We just couldn’t hit Jeff Russell his first loss of the the show courts or the nearby course for an eagerly awaited night. The Rochester loss was a In the loss to Rochester. Price batters in the second game as the Robinson, 8-3, had not lost since boni singled and Glenn Wilson hit “ What? They’ve never been them.” season. Courts No. 2 and 3 throughout the Wimbledon Saturday. Martina won 6-0, 6-4 quarterfinat showdown with five-inning affair due to lightning. was 2-for-3 and Ken Gancarz had Twins swept the Athletics 11-0 shut out in a doubleheder? I ’m April 21 and had given up only two his third homer. But the Athletics ahe not about runs in 33 innings coming into the Russell, who tied a club record first half of the tournament, ^ ck e r. took on Andrei Olkhovski Manchester, 8-5 overall, is back an RBI-triple. Pat Maguire was and 5-0. impressed,” said Gary Gaetti, to panic. Two weeks ago, they Angels 4, Brewers 2 game. He allowed four runs on by winning his first seven deci­ Wilander was relegated to the Against Zivojinovic. Wilander the third leg of a Grand Slam hid of the Soviet Union, ranked 151st in action Tuesday night at 8 when the starting and losing pitcher for The Twins gave a sellout crowd who went 3-for-5 with four RBIs were swept at home by the Willie Fraser and Bryan Har­ sions and had pitched three small, noisy Court 14 for his returned to Centre Court, follow­ and has dropped a mere six in the world, on Court 14. it hosts South Windsor in a Zone Manchester. of 43,154 at the Oakland Coliseum and his 16th homer in the first seven hits and five walks in 5 2-3 , who pulled to innings. vey combined on a five-hitter and straight complete-game victo­ third-round match against Dutch­ ing the opening match there games in her fir.st three matches Although the Australian has not Eight tilt at Moriarty Field. Post 102 southpaw Jeff Allen little to cheer about as they game. within 4>/» games. The Royals ’s two-run homer ries, yielded seven runs and nine man Menno Costing. today between Steffi Graf, the of a tournament she al.so has yet won a tournament this year, "It just didn’t work out.” encountered control problems in moved to within four games of the Lea, 4-3, has won four straight proceeded to lose four in a row Mariners 8, Royals 0 highlighted a three-run fifth hits in six innings. It didn’t hurt his chances, top-seeded woman, and 16-year- to win Wilander picked Cash to retain Legion Dave Morency the loss to Bristol, walking five first-place Athletics in the West decisions and has not allowed a and are third, eight games back. Bill Swift pitched a six-hitter inning. . Boston’s seventh homer of the however, and he came through old Mary Joe Fernandez of the the Wimbledon crown said. "(In our second and third runners in the first inning. Again, Division. run in 13 innings. Gladden’s “ The pressure’s on them, not for his first major-league shutout With Milwaukee ahead 2-0, season and first career grand with quietly efficient 6-1. 6-4. 6-4 United States Grass-court specialist Tim " If I bet money . I'd put it on games) our pitchers couldn’t find Price was 2-for-3 and Laurinits Minnesota trailed by 12 games homer was his sixth of the season us.” said Dave Stewart, the loser in 51 starts and Seattle backed Tony Armas led off the bottom of slam came with one out in the top victory. Like Wilander. Graf is also on Mayotte, a perennial danger at Cash first.” Wilander said the strike zone. What started in had two hits and an RBI. on June 5. and the fifth time he has con­ in Game 2. “ These guys (the him with five home runs, two by the fifth with a double and scored of the sixth and gave the White the second game became infec­ Schackner hit a three-run homer “ The last thing we need right nected to lead off a game. Twins) come in and beat us three Rey Quinones. on Bob Boone’s double. One out Sox a 7-0 lead, enough to stave off tious and carried over into the while Gancarz and Keith Hobby now is a letdown,” said Frank ’’That (Gladden’s homer) out of four, but we’re still in first Swift, 6-4, out two and walked later. Schofield hit his third a Texas comeback. third game.” also hit safely. Viola, who earned his league­ helped,” said Viola, ’’but what place. We’re still the same club.’ four in his fifth complete game of homer, a drive to left field off Ted Baines hit his ninth homer in Manchester southpaw Jim Kit- Morency cited the overall fine leading 12th victory in the second U.S. searching for right chemistry really set the tone was when the season. It was only the Higuera, 6-5. the first following a one-out walk sock pitched a six-hitter in the play by Price during the game with relief help from Charlie came back in the first Blue Jays 4, Tigers 1 Mariners’ third .shutout of the added an RBI to . lone Post 102 victory. Kitsock tournament. Atherton. “ We’ve got the Angels inning and held them without a Mike Flanagan earned his 150th season but second in their three- single in the eighth. Jack McDowell, 3-6, pitched six Bv Salvatore Zanca of the Select team to retain. Michael Jordan. We don't have a "I felt that David started off coming up and we can’t take them run after they got a runner to career victory and Jesse Barfield game series against Kansas City. Fraser, 5-7, allowed four hits, shutout innings before leaving Jhe Associated Press Those players will be invited to Patrick Ewing,” Raveling said. slowly and built up.” Raveling for granted. But this is sweet.” third.” 2 hit a solo homer to snap Jeff Quinones homered in the bot­ walked one and struck out five in with the bases loaded in the join an already-chosen 16 to try Both players were stars on the said of Robin.son’s overall tour Charlie Lea and Juan Beren- Oakland had plenty of chances, Robinson’s seven-game winning tom of the first off Charlie seven innings to snap a seven- seventh. Ail three runners later BILBAO, Spain — George out for the 12-player Olympic 1984 team. performance. ” 1 am not sure that guer combined on a six-hitter in but never broke through, leaving streak. Leibrandt. 3-10, to give the game losing streak as a starter. scored. Raveling knows the ingredients squad that will go to Seoul. So it won’t be easy when the we’ll be able to afford that luxury to make gold: chemistry, philo­ Raveling knows what is ahead final group converges at George in Korea. sophy, rebounding and defense. for the coaching .staff. He was an town University next month ” I think that David appears to a That’s what Raveling, who Olympic assistant to Bob Knight “ The hardest part is now ahead player to get up for the big game Familiar result for Foreman coached the U.S. Select basket­ in 1984 and will be at Thompson’s of us,” Raveling said “ The but when we get to Korea, every ball team to a 6-0 record on its side at Seoul He knows what is process dictates that you have to game will be big. One loss can By Tim Dohlberg fight. Foreman, moving very deliber­ European swing, feels is neces­ needed to win gold. as the U.S. did let some good players go It’s a knock you out of the chance'for The Associated Press Asked why he won’t fight a ately. picked up the pace in the 7 sary for the U S Olympic team to in 1984. numbers game. Only 12 stay ” the gold medal.” Raveling said. ranked fighter. Foreman claimed second and thii^ rounds, scoring win the gold medal in Seoul in " I think we’ll need consistency With the tour over, the Select Robinson saved his best perfor­ ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - he would have to sign for options with regularity to the body and September. in defensive performance and players returned home today, mance for the Selects’ toughest George Foreman’s 10th come­ because all the topcontenders are head of his outclassed opponent. “ You start to choose your team consistency in rebounding perfor­ with most hoping for a call in the opponent. Spain, in the final game back fight had a familiar ring to under promotional contracts. In the fourth round. Foreman based on chemistry and basket­ mance.” Raveling said. “ I think next week to be invited back. of the tour on Saturday. He had 18 it. ” I ’m not selling my soul to fight ball philosphy.” Raveling said. “ I the offen.se will take care of itself. Three players — David Robinson. points and nine rebounds in 22 Foreman clubbed another un­ a contender,” the evangelical stuanned Hernandez early with a right hand, then landed a combi­ have always felt that rarely do Some of our defense has to be our Dan Majerle and guard Charlie minutes of play distinguished opponent into sub­ preacher from Houston said. nation of four head punches that the 12 best players make the be.st offense.” Smith — are already headed back ” I think the best thing I have mission Sunday night, then de­ Foreman, who weighed 245 buckled Hernandez’ legs and put team.” He also knows what is missing to Georgetown. gotten out of the tour is that I have clared again that he should be pounds to 225 for Hernandez, said him into the ropes. Raveling and assistant Bill this year. Robinson, the college pla.ver of been able to .see what I have to fighting for the heavyweight title. his activity since returning to the Stein will make some recommen­ “ The mo.st obvious thing that the year in 1986-87. is still trying to work on. The more you play, the ” I ’m not interested in anyone ring should give him a title shot, At that point, Hernandez spit dations to Olympic coach John jumps out at me is that we don’t get back into top .shape after more you find put where you are other than the heavyweight despite the quality of opponents. out his mouthpiece and Foreman Thompson as to which members have a is that we don’t have a spending the year in the Navy. weak,” Robinson said champion of the world,” Fore­ ” I ’ve been fighting every other stopped fighting, complaining to man said after stopping Carlos month,” he said. “ Everyone referee Paul Ventl about the Hernandez 1:36 into the fourth should realize George Foreman is moutpiece lying on the canvas. round of their scheduled 10- back.” When Venti motioned for the Conventioneers look at the drug issue rounder. He then refused to answer fight to resume, however. Fore­ It was the 40-year-old Fore­ repeated questions about his man landed another right-left The drug prevention seminar, gie Williams, a 12 year veteran nati city council) held his au­ man’s 10th straight knockout opponents. CROMWELL (AP) - Most combination that sent Hernandez which is run in conjunction with who merited NFL Man of the dience with a mixture of humor since begining his comeback in ” I ’m not going to eat this stuff conventioneers won’t arrive until reeling backwards. Venti moved the Drug Enforcement Adminis­ Year honors in 1986 and was one and serious messages. March 1987, but again he fought a you guys are feeding me,” he told Tuesday, but the National High in and waved the fight to a halt, tration, has beena staple seminar of eight last year to receive Sports fighter of little repute. reporters. School Athletic Coaches’ Associa­ despite loud protests from at the pa.st five conventions. Illustrated’s Sportsman of the "Why should you take the Hernandez had lost three of his The fight started off well for tion convention got underway Hernandez. “ It works, and you’re going to Year award for his work with the risk?” Williams began. "Why last four fights — two by knockout Hernandez, who opened the bout over the weekend with several ” He hits hard,” Hernandez hear testimonials on that. It hearing-impaired in Cincinnati. should you get involved with — and hadn’t fought in a year by scoring a left hook that made seminars including one focusing said. reduces abuses in high school He is a memberof the President ’s young people and drugs? ... Why AP pholo before entering the ring against Foreman take a few steps side­ on drugs in sports. I Foreman ran his record to 55-2, athletes.” Ron Trethric. a DEA Council for a Drug Free Society get into an area of their lives ONE MORE TO GO — Larry Nelson watches as his first Topics for the four-day semin­ the former heavyweight ways. Foreman seemed content with 52 knockouts with the win, AP photo ars included general athletic executive, told the group of 80 in and works closely with the DEA. where they might start hating putt on the 18th green stops short Sunday at the Atlanta champion. to allow Hernandez to do most of while Hernandez, of West New department problems; athletic his introduction. Williams, nattily dressed in a you? ... (Because) we share a “ Everybody, including Mike the punching during the round, York, N.J., fell to 18-6-1. FOREMAN COMEBACK — Heavweight Sunday night in Atiantic City, N.J. Country Club. Nelson sank the next putt for a birdie to training and sports medicine; The kickoff speaker was Cin­ pinstripe suit (due, he said, to his sense of responsibility, a sense of Tyson, is ducking George Fore­ throwing only an occasional Foreman was paid $35,000 to George Foremen, right, throws a right at Foreman won by TKO in the fourth give him the Atlanta Classic crown. and drug prevention. cinnati Bengals linebacker Reg­ recent appointment to the Cincin- obligation to young people.” man,” Foreman said after the punch. $12,500 for Hernandez. Carios Hernandez during their fight round. NBA draft next step for Hawkins Postlewait isn’t going Nelson has to rally 9 Contract dilemma to push iuck after win By Bill Barnard ” I have no idea,” he said. “ It’s give you maximum production NBA. You have to prove to cop Atlanta title The Associated Press hard to read those guys, they’ve every minute he’s on the floor.” yourself.” 6,366-yard Du Punt Country Club been doing it so long. But I was The NBA, however, has seen The Clippers will draft Kansas’ Bv Ralph Bernstein for NHL, officials course, capped by a three-putt on Bv Ed Shearer It gave him the victory over NEW YORK - Regardless of treated very well. I couldn’t ask more than one college scoring Danny Manning with the No. I The Associated Press the 18th hole to give Po.stlewait The Associated Press Chip Beck, a two-time winner this what happens in the NBA draft, it for more than to be picked in the juggernaut who couldn’t handle pick in the first round, but it’s • WILMINGTON. Del - Kathy the title year who also birdied the final will be just another big step in a top three or four.” the defensive demands of the unlikely they will get a chance at NEW YORK (AP) - Con­ then be suspended until MARIETTA, Ga. — It wasn’t hole for a 66 and a 72-hole score of tract talks between the Na­ Fostlewait isn’t going to push her “ I didn’t give winning a lot of very busy summer for Hersey Hawkins was surprised how NBA. Hawkins with their sixth pick. August. the kind of round Larry Nelson 269. tional Hockey League and its luck or her injured back. thought until after I played a Hawkins. each team handled its predraft “ I know I can play defense,” Indiana is leaning toward 7-4 Attorneys from both sides wants to remember, although it "I was fortunate Larry didn’t officials union are off to such a Shortly after a one-stroke vic­ couple of rounds.” Postlewait The high-scoring, 6-foot-3 meeting with Hawkins in their Hawkins said. “ I was known for it Rik Smits of Marist with the No. 2 said there has never been such was just good enough to give him have his best day,” Beck said. bad start that both sides say a wide gulf between the two. tory in the $500,000 McDonald’s said. “ I just went out there and guard from Bradley almost cer­ own way. when I was a freshman. But later pick, but list Hawkins as an the 10th victory of his PGA Tour “ It’s a tribute to him not to play the 1988-89 season could begin Championship on Sunday, Postle­ had some fun. and it worked out tainly will be chosen among the “ Each place had me do differ­ on I wasn’t able to play hard on The league and the union career. his best and still win.” alternative. without regular referees and wait said she would skip this fine. I tried to stay mentally alert. top four picks in the draft ent things,” he said. "Philadel­ defense because I had to stay on have been at odds since Game “ It was not as easy as I thought Philadelphia, choosing third, is linesman, according to a 4 of the Wales Conference week’s du Maurier Classic, one of I didn’t expect a whole lot. I ’Tuesday, with No. 3 by Philadel­ phia had me shooting off the the floor and stay out of foul it would be when I woke up this Nelson had destroyed the 7,007- desperate for help at shooting published report Monday. finals, when the scheduled the four majors on the LPGA certainly got more than I phia the most likely scenario. dribble and Indiana just ran trouble. It’s hard to shed that morning,” Nelson said Sunday yard Atlanta Country Club course guard, appears to be a perfect “ Testy is the word that officials staged a walkout tour. expected.” „ After the draft, he will join drills, checking my foot speed after blowing a four-shot lead and for three days, leading after each reputation for defense when stopping place for the Bradley comes to mind to describe the after New Jersey obtained a “ I ’m not playing next week,” then getting the birdie he had to round and going to the last 18 dozens of relatives in Arkansas and quickness.” you’re a scorer.” guai^. negotiations and things are she said. “ I couldn’t handle the The winner’s check of $75,000 restraining order allowing have on the final hole to claim a holes with a 21-under-par total for a family reunion next week, Hawkins was a scoring ma­ Hawkins did admit to a little After the 76ers, the first-round much testier than they were Six-hour plane ride.” almost doubled her winnings for Jim Schoenfeld to coach. one-shot triumph in the $700,000 that had him in line to challenge followed by his marriage to chine for Bradley as a senior, apprehension about his first order includes New Jersey, when we bargained three Because of her back problems. the year. Under the league’s prop­ Atlanta Golf Classic. the PGA Tour record of 27-under- Jennifer Teamer in Chicago on averaging 36.3, eight points confrontation defensively with Golden State, the Clippers, Pho­ years ago,” NHL attorney Postlewait could barely handle a It was, however, a tournament osal. an official who boycotts a " I ’ll forget this round, but I’ll par set by Mike Souchak in the July 9. higher than anyone else in the Chicago’s Michael Jordan. Larry Bertuzzi told the New golf club. Over the past five Sheehan let get away. She held a enix, Charlotte, Miami, San Anto­ game he is assigned to work remember the drive and the 1955 Texas Open. nation and the highest NCAA York Times. "A t this point, I weeks, she’d managed only seven two-stroke lead after 54 holes and About a week later, he will join “ I’m a rookie and he knows he’s nio, New York, Washington, would automatically forfeit second shot” on the 18th. “ Under Nelson said he knew early that mark in 11 years. can’t see a resolution, but it’s rounds of golf, and complained her nearest challenger, rookie about 20 other hopefuls for the above me, but if I have trouble Milwaukee, Phoenix, Seattle, any performance bonuses for the circumstances it was the best a low score was out of the He also became the all-time during the McDonald’s of fatigue Dottie Pepper Mochrie, was continuation of the U.S. Olympic guarding him, I guess I ’ll join a Houston, Utah, Atlanta, Chicago, early and you’ve got to think which he might be eligible. drive I ever hit in my life. It’s question. leading scorer in Missouri Valley the rhetoric of June leads to on the back nine. She couldn’t unable to mount a challenge, team tryouts at Georgetown large group,” Hawkins said. Dallas, Portland, Cleveland, The league has said it wants amazing how far you can hit it “ I knew when I hit my first the reality of October.” stoop to pick the ball out the hole shooting a 73 on Sunday. University. A probable berth on history, surpassing the likes of He has no such apprehension Denver, Boston and the Los the right to terminate the when you’re scared.” drive in a fairway bunker on the The officials’ contract ex­ Sifter a putt. Sheehan could do no better than the Olympic team would follow in Oscar Robertson and Larry Bird. that he can be a scorer in the Angeles Lakers. contract of any official, re­ His drive carried down the right that I was going to have a pires Aug. 31. Negotiations gardless of seniority or past “ In this golf tournament, win­ match par on the front nine September. “ Without question, whoever NBA, however. AP plioto middle of the fairway, setting up tough day,” Nelson said. “ I knew began June 16 and are sche­ performance. ning was not in my stars,” Sunday, and her lead was down to Hawkins visited four teams — drafts Hersey will get a premier “ There’s no doubt in my mind I one stroke over Postlewait head­ a 4-wood approach shot that the scores were going to be higher EMERGENCY duled to resume Tuesday, The union said it would not Postlewait said, yet win is what Indiana, New Jersey, Philadel­ player,” said Bradley coach Stan can score, but I can’t expect to do OH, YES — Kathy Postlewait reacts as she birdies the stopped 35 feet from the pin. He today because the winds were Fire — Police — Medical with the union responding to discuss monetary proposals she did, thanks to a final-round of ing for No. 10. It was at No. 11 that phia and the Los Angeles Clippers Albeck, a former NBA coach at what I did in college right off,” 1-under-par 70 that overtook Postlewait took the lead. She eighth hole during the finai round of the McDonald’s two-putted for his birdie-4 to swirling.” DIAL 911 league proposals and offering until the league modified its LPGA Championship. Postlewait shot a 1-under-par 70 finish with a 1-over-par 73 and a The course also was drenched — in recent days, bOLthey didn’t San Antonio and New Jersey. Hawkins said. “ You have to leant its own demands. Talks will stance on job security. 54-hole leader Patty Sheehan. birdied from 15 feet while Shee­ give him a clue iof theii*' Iplans. “ He’s the kind of guy who will the game all over again in the In Manchester Sheehan struggled to a 74 over the han three-putted for bogey. to win the event by a stroke. 20-under 268 total by a heavy rain Saturday night. t SCOREBOARD IN B R IE F Lack of gas can’t stop Youmans out Indefinitely Yankits4,lndlans3 Larrv RInker, $14,700 win, lose & DREW American League laadara 486967-74-276 Dan Pohl, $11,5» 69716968-277 Wallace from race title ~ Youmans of the C L E V E L A N D Blaine McCallstr, $11,550 70- 784869^277 N E W YORK Roymond Floyd, $11,550 72696769-277 '*'•’0 underwent alcohol , O b r h b l a b r h M Franco 2b Based on 117 gl Bolf. Tim Simpson, S11,sn 687247-70— 277 rehabilitation last fall, was suspended By AAlke Harris 4 0 0 0 Kelly cf soil Bill Glaston, $8,190 Upshaw lb 4 0 0 0 W(Nhatn If 5 04 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 6871- 7247— 378 m d e ^ite ly by the commissioner's office The Associated Press Amtrlcin Lngui ilandingt Carter cf 4000 0 AB R H Pet. Bob Glider, $8,190 726968 6 9 -278 Mtngly 1b 4000 Brod Fdbel, $8,190 6872- 70-70— 278 Kitttedh 4 00 0 JCIork dh 4 000 Mfinfleld N Y 70 256 90 91 J55 Saturday "for failing to comply with his drug Hall If Boggs Bsn 67 252 48 88 .349 Loren Roberts, tt,190 704870-70-378 BROOKLYN, Mich. — Rusty OlvMen 4 110 Winfield rf 3 100 testing program." Jacoby 3b 3 110 Greenwell Bsn 67 251 36 86 J43 Brian Tennyson, $A,190 71- 7047-70-278 W L Pet. OB Pglrulo 3b 4 110 Hubert Green, $8,190 707165-72— 278 Wallace has a hot hand on the Snyder rf 4 13 2 Santana ss 4 13 1 Puckett Min 71 297 46 102 .343 Although Commissioner Peter Ueberroth Detroit 44 » .611 — Tram m ll Det 262 88 .336 Roy Barr, $5460 676973-70-279 racetrack that even an empty gas New York Altansonc 30 10 Skinnerc 3 00 1 71 45 43 29 .397 1 JBelIss Brett KC ‘ 73 276 39 91 J30 Fuzzy Zoeller, $5460 71694970-279 connrmed that Youmans had been undergoing Clevelond 41 33 20 11 RHndsnpr 0 100 tank can’t cool off. .S54 4 RWsgtnss 2 000 Lonsford Oak 73 303 50 99 .327 Lorry Mize, $5460 69726870— 27V p e ri^ ic drug testing," his office would not say Boston 34 34 .514 7 Mechm2b 3 0 10 Davis Love III, $5460 736947-70-279 Wallace ran out of gas midway T o iA M 3 7 I Totals 81418 4 RHendson NY 57 222 SO 71 .320 Toronto 31 38 .500 8 AAolltor Mil 70 277 55 88 .318 Kenny Knox, $5460 687167-73— 379 how Youmans had violated the program. through Sunday’s Miller High Mllwoukee 37 37 .500 8 AAottlngly N Y 55 223 47 70 .314 Bob Twav, $44n 697072-69— 280 Baltimore 30 54 -.-r-T 810 888 803-3 70716970— 2N Life 400 NASCAR stock car race .270 25 . NwYOfk 018 888 881-4 Home Runs Mark Brooks, $44ffi Olvislen ikland. 19; Goettl, MInne- Tommy Brannen, $44N 68746873— 280 at Michigan International Speed­ W L Two outs when winning run scored. Brian Claar, $3468 73694970— » 1 Ventura leads U.S. squad PCI. OB Gome Winning RBI — Washington (5). sola, 16; Snv ler, Cleveland, 16i; Carter, way. As he rolled slowly and Ooklond 46 21 .622 — Cleveland, 1_.; Mcftalff,______Toronto,______15; ... Mike Hulbert, $3468 7071-7070— 281 1^1 Minnesota E— Hall, Up^ow. DP— Cleveland 3. 69707072— 281 41 31 .569 4 LOB-^lo^and 7, New York 8. Winfield, New York, 15; Calderon, ttlcogo, AAorris Hatalskv, $3468 T O K Y O — Robin Ventura’s tie-breaking silently down the long back- Kansas City 31 36 .514 8 14; Greenwell, Boston, 14; Incovlglla, Stara Jones, $3468 68706974— 281 ;! TeMas 7B— Woshlngton, Pogllarulo, S o ^ n o , homer triggered a two-run uprising in the 11th stretch, through turns three and 35 31 .479 10'/) ^Kollv. HR— Snyder (16). SB— Washington Texas, 14; JCIark, New York, 14. Tim Norris, $3,940 72697368-382 Chicago 33 39 .458 12 Runs Batted hi John Inman, $3,940 687373-70— 282 inning, helping the United States beat Japan 5-4 four and onto pit road, his I. ‘ California 32 42 .432 14 Winfield, New York, 60; Greenwell, Antonio Cerda, $2,940 69697371— 282 Seattle IP H R ER BB SO Sunday in the first game of the 17th USA-Japan 14-second lead vanished and he 29 46 .387 tr/i Boston, 59; Puckett, Minnesota, 57; Con­ Joy Don Blake, $2,940 6947-7871— 282 fell a lap behind. Rodrlgz 3 2-3 seco, Ookl(XKl, 56; Brett, Kansas CIta, 54; Tom (tamer, $2,940 67-7073-72— 282 collegiate baseball championship series. Boston W, Baltimore 3 Block L,3-2 5 Carter, Clevel(x«d,S2; DwEvans, Boston,52; Ronnie BICKk, $2,9N 687071-73— 282 Ventura, of Oklahoma State, put the Rather than dwelling on his Detroit 7, Toronto 2 New York Gruber, Toronto, 41, Rick Pearson, $2,9N 746867-73— 282 Oakland 4, Minnesota 3 hard luck, however, the 31-year- Hudson 5 3 4 Pitching (7 Dectslens) Calvin Peete, $3,940 69697074— 282 Americans ahead 4-3 with his homer into the New York 4, Cleveland 1 (tane Sauers, $3/nz 69707870-283 old St. Louis, Mo., native planned Allen 31-3 0 1 Russell,Texas,7-1,J75; Viola, Minnesota, right-field stands off Japanese starter Minoru CMcogo 10, Texas 5 Rlghettl W,X0 2-3 _ _ , . 12-X ,857; Hurst, Boston, 95, ,7N; Condela- AAoc O'Gradv, $2/102 7071- 72-70— 283 his recovery strategy. California 7, Milwaukee 3 0 0 KeUh Fergus, U M 2 Kasai. AP photo Umpires— Home, Brinkman, r..Rrst, WhiteBoxT.RangarsS DodgersQ.RedsB rlo. New York, 85, ,727; Robinson, Detroit, 72- 707071— 283 Kansas Cita 7, Seattle 3 Welke; Second, Cooney; Third, Merrill. 85, .727; Atherton, Minnesota, 5-X .714; Rocco Mediate, $2/X)2 716871-73-283 " I ’ve run out of gas a lot of _ I WNdoy’s Oai T-O :00. A— 53JB7 Hernandez, Detroit, 5-2, .714; John, New Ed R on, $2/)02 687071-74— 283 COOLING OFF - ’ times before,” he said after Boston 10, Baltimore 1 CHICAGO TEXAS LOS A NG ELS CINCINNATI York, 5-2, .714; Stieb, Toronto, 184, .714. Brett Upper, $2/»2 71686878-383 New York 4 Cleveland 3 O b rh b l o b rh b l O b r h b l a b r h M Roy Stewart, $1458 736871-72— 284 pitcher David Cone keeps cool in the taking his sixth career victory Toronto 4 Detroit 1 Woodrd2b 4 0 10 Espycf Andesn ss 4 0 2 1 Larkin ss 4 1 1 3 Player wins Senior title BlueJays4,Tlgers1 4 12 1 Brandel Chomble, $1458 71-716973— 284 pool seeking relief during last week’s and first on a superspeedway Minnesota 11, Oakland 0,1st game Manrlo 2b 1 0 0 0 Flotchr ss 4 1 0 0 MHtchr 1b 4 1 1 1 Collins If 5 0 1 0 J. C. Snead, $1458 73694974— 284 oval. Minnesota 5, Oakland 0, 2nd game Lyons 3b 3 2 2 0 Sierra rf 5 0 2 2 Oroscop 0 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 4 12 1 Mark Hayes, $1458 696971-75— 284 OI^AHOM A CITY — Gary Player birdied the New York City heat wave when Seattle 8, Kansas City 0 Baines rf 4 1 1 2 Petralll c 1 0 0 0 Belcher p 1000 EDavIs cf 5000 BUI Krotzert, $1458 68707076-284 first hole of a sudden-death playoff against “ All I wanted to know was DETROIT TORONTO J(tanzlz rf Litte League Callfomla 4 Mllwoukee 2 (ta rh bl Caldern If 10 10 MStanly c 2 0 0 1 1000 ONolll rf 3 110 Dan Forsman, $1,582 7267-7870-285 temperatures were locked in the high Chicago 7, Texas 5 o b rh b l (tallohr cf 3 12 0 OBrIen 1b Gibson If 5 23 0 Durhm 1b 2 110 fellow South African Harold Henning and won where I was at the time so I could Brokns 3b 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 1 1 0 3 0 10 Chris Kite, $1,582 69-72-72-72-285 Wlwndr 2b 4 0 2 0 G W alkrIb 3 1 0 0 Steels pr 0000 (Marshal rf 4 0 10 Esosky1b 2 110 GIbbv Gilbert, $1,582 67-7871-73— 285 the $250,000 Silver Pages Classic on Sunday. 90’s. plan m y assault from there and Defrolt (Morris M ) at New York Mqsebycf 3 1 1 0 Boston cf 4 3 2 4 Parrish dh Shelby cf 5 03 3 Tredwy3b 4 0 11 Salazar If 4 12 0 Mlinks dh 3 0 0 1 4 00 0 Mark Lye, $1,526 6972-7870— 286 Player hit his tee shot on the par-316th hole pick off the cars I needed to make (Cdndetarla8-3),7:Xp.m. TrammI ss 4 0 2 0 Posouadh 4 0 11 Browerph 0 0 0 0 Hamitn 3b 4 100 M c(3rm c 3 0 0 0 American David Canipe, $1,526 697372-73-286 Toronto (CeruttI 4-3) at Baltimore GBell If 2 0 0 1 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Buechte3b Dempsyc 4 2 2 1Milner ph up the lost ground. So I guess you Knight 1b 3 0 0 0 McGrItf 1b 4 0 11 3 10 0 0 10 0 David Peoples, $1425 7072- 71-73— 286 about 8 feet past the pin, while Henning put his in (Ballard 3-4), 7:35 p.m. Karkovic c 3 0 0 0 Kunkel If 5 110 Shrprsn 2b 5 2 10 McCIndn c 0 00 0 Firefighters defeated Army and Peter Persons, $1,526 7847-72-73— 286 could say I just drove my rear end Brgmn ph 10 0 1 Gruber 3b 4 0 10 Learyp Navy, 1813, Saturday at Waddell Field. a bunker behind the green. He chipped to within Cleveland (Farrell 84) at Boston (Boyd Herndndh 3 000 . ^ Wllkrsn 2b 4 13 1 1110 Brown no p 2000 Rick Fehr, $1,526 72687076— 286 64), 7:35 p.m. Whitt c 4 0 0 0 Totals 14 7 18 7 Totals Stubbs 1b 00 00 Mike Carr ripped five hits for the wIners Kookaburra III triumphs off.” DEvns ph 10 0 0 Barfield rf N 5 9 5 TJonesph 10 0 0 Bob Lunn, $1470 6972-7872— 287 about 5 feet, but could only watch as Player sank Minnesota (Toliver 00) ot Ciillfomlo 3 12 1 Sax ph 10 13 Blrtsasp 0 0 0 0 while Mike Islleb had four, Ray (tagnon Russ Cochran, $1470 Wallace, who started fifth in the Heothrf 3 0 2 0 Lee 2b 3 1 1 0 and Mike LIzotte three each and (tave 68707378— 287 his putt. L U L E A , Sweden — Kookaburra III held on to (McCasklll 3-5), 8:10 p.m. Whitkr ph 10 0 0 Chicago 218 884 888— 7 MIDovs pr 0 0 0 0 RIlop 0000 Robert Thompson, $1470 68716880-287 41-car field, already had shown Chicooo (Reuss 40) at Kansas a tv T m s 888 888 138-5 Holton p 0 0 0 0 Donlelsph 100 0 Frache added two. LIzotte also pitched Mike Sullivan, $1435 Nokesc 3 0 0 0 well. For A& N, Joe Lenehan and Justin 7367-7873— 288 win the fleet racing portion of the World (Gublcxo 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Baines (2). Franco p 0 0 0 0 Mike Hammond, $1435 766871-78-288 his Pontiac Grand Prix was the E— Sierra, Petralll, Woodard, Boston. Totals 19 915 9 Totals 16 6 8 S Hardgrove hit well while Steve Weaver 12-Meter Champion.ships Sunday, but had to skip Texas (Kllgus 7-5) at Seottle (Bankhead Totals 34 1 8 1 Totals 29 4 7 4 Howard Twittv, $1407 70707376— 289 fastest car on the two-mile, 1-3), 10:05 p.m. DP— Chlccwo 1, Texas 3. LO B-G hlcogo 3, played well defensively. Gary Koch, $1,407 71687377— 289 Davis leaves for home the final race because of a badly damaged keel. Milwaukee (Boslo 60) at Oakland *B— Boston, Sierra, Kunkel. Los Angeles 803 101 Denis Watson, $1,386 hjgh-banked oval before his en­ Detroit 000 000 001__1 71687875— 292 The Australian boat, which beat Bengal III of (Bums 00), 10:35 p.m. T m n t o I N 000 OOx— 4 HR— B a ln « (9), Boston (7). SB— Sierra Cincinnati o n 818 018-6 American Farm T O K Y O — The Kobe Prosecutor’s office said gine sputtered and stalled on lap T u esday’s Oomes (tame Winning RBI — McGrItf (5). ( « , (tallogher (3), Espy 2 (14). S— Brovrer. (tame Winning RBI — Sax (3). Japan by 1 minute and 29 minutes in the first of Detroit at New York, 7 :» p.m. SF— Espy. E— MHatcher, Dempsey, ONelll. DP— Town Fire outslugged Manchester Monday it had suspended prosecution of Dick 129. By that time he had led 77 DP— Detroit 1, Toronto 1. LOB— (3etrolt4, Cincinnati 2. LOB— Los Angeles 11, Cincin­ the day’s two final races, was following laps. Toronto ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Toronto 7. 2B— Moseby, Fernandez, IP H R ER BB SO Police, 26-24, at Buckley Field. Peter Davis, a Kintetsu Buffaloes infielder and former Cleveland at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Chicago nati 8, 2B— Anderson 2, Sabo, Durham, Pontlcello had five hits for the winners Southwestern Bell Classic scores Crusader of Britain and Steak’n Kidney of AP photo Trammell, HR— Barfield (6). SB— Gruber JMcDwII W,35 6 5 m ajor leaguer, for alleged violation of Japanese He took advantage of the Chicooo at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. (11), Walewander (5). SF— GBell. Shelby, ONelll, Gibson, Sax. HR— while Kevin Zlngler pitched well In Texas at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Horton 1 2 Dempsey (4), Sabo (9), Larkin (8). relief striking out six. Eric Mauer also drug laws, and had released him. Australia near the harbor when she hit an scheduled pit stops by the cars IP H R ER BB SO OKLAH OM A C IT Y — Final scores and VICTORY CELEBRATION — Rusty Wallace uses his Minnesota at Californio, 10:35 p.m. Detroit Thigpen S,14 2 2 SB— Sobo (24), Collins (6). S— Leary. played well. Chris Glard cracked four unidentified obstruction. It probably was a rock, ahead of him to get back on the Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Texas hits In defeat while Vince Terza, Ben money winnings Sunday of the $250/100 A Buffaloes official said the club had canceled winner’s trophy as a hat after winning Sunday's Miller Robinson LA-3 5 2-3 7 Russell L,7-1 6 9 Southwestern Bell Silver Poges Classic, crew members said. lead lap, then steadily moved Gibson 21-3 0 IP H R ER BB SO Williams and Peter Wengertsman also Davis’ contract because of the incident, and that Mohorclc 3 1 Lot Anoelos ployed well. ployed on the6,708yard, par-72 Quail Creek toward the front. High Life 400 NASCAR race at Michigan Internationai NatlonilLeaguestandIngt Toronto Leary (talf and Country Club: Davis had left Japan for the United States. Flanagan W,7-5 8 1 McDowell pitched to 3 batters In the 5 4 3 3 2 5 7th, Horton pitched to 2 batters In theSth. Orosco 1 2 0 0 1 1 Gary Plover, $37,500 694866— 203 Officials of the prosecutor’s office declined to Wallace took fifth place on lap Speedway. Henke S,15 0 0 Rookies Harold Henning, $31,500 696668— 203: East Division Ronogon pitched to 2 batters In the9th. Belcher W,84 2 2 3 3 1 5 Nelson retains his title 152, third place on 165 and trailed HBP— Petralll by McDowell, Karkovice Holton S,1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gene LIttler, $17,800 687068— 206 discuss further details on the suspension of the W L Pet. OB Burger King defeated Dickenson Bobby Nichols, $13,350 687049^207 only two-time defending Winston New York by Mohorclc. Cincinnati indictment. six of the last seven races here. Wallace, who now has two 46 27 .630 Umpires— Home, Tschldo; First, Ford; Browning Plumbing, 24-12. Ryan Buzzell had three Ben Smith, $13/UD 697048-207 A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N .J. — In a separate card Pittsburgh 42 32 .568 4>/i Second, Young; Third, Evans. Umpires-Home, McKeon; First, 6 10 5 4 2 2 Cup champion Dale Earnhardt on Elliott, whose Ford Thunder- victories in three races and has Bremloan; Second, Johnson; Third, Kaiser. BIrtsas 1 1 0 0 0 0 hits. Including a home run, for the Bruce Crompton, $8/175 706871— 209 But a Justice Ministry official. who spoke on Saturday afternoon, Azumah Nelson Chicago 39 34 .534 7 T — 2:33. A— 45,278. winners while Jared Macary also Miller Barber, $8/175 71-7167— 209 lap 170 when the green flag waved bird finished about two car- St. Louis Rllo 1 0 0 0 3 1 condition of anonymity, said in Japan, the finished no worse than third in his 36 38 .486 lO'/j T — 2:48. A— 21,994. collected three. Darryl Roullland and Lou Graham, $8/)75 746768— 209 successfully defended his World Boxing council following the fourth and final Montreal 34 Franco L.1-5 1 4 4 4 2 1 lengths behind, appeared ready last five starts, set a race record 39 .466 12 Leary pitched to 1 better Brandon Brooks played well defen­ Chi C3il Rodriguez, $8,075 6871-70— 209 suspension usually means prosecutors can super featherweight title by stopping Lupe Philadelphia 33 39 .458 12'/i Twins S, Athletics 0 In the 6th, sively for Burger King. Tim Sull von and caution period of the 200-lap race. to catch Wallace in the last 10 Orosco pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Don Bles, $5,5» 736869— 210 prove a person’s guilt, but do not want to indict Suarez in the ninth round. of 153.55 mph, breaking the mark West Division National League reaults HBP— Sobo by Leary. Ton y Bombardier hit well In defeat Roberto De VIcenz, $5,520 7069701— 210 Earnhardt and Wallace laps, but never quite did. of 153.485 set by David Pearson in W L Pet. OB Second (tame Umpires— Home, RIpplev; First, while Andy Mursko and Brian Fontaine Bob Charles, $5,5N 726870-210 him because they believe the accused has Nelson, who had caught Suarez with a gambled by staying on the track Los Angeles 42 30 .583 played well In the field. Charles Slfford, $5,5N “ I could catch up to him, but in 1973. Wallace was just short of the Houston MINNESOTA OAKLAND Runge; Second, Engel; Third, West. 716970-210 reflected on his conduct and been punished crushing left hook to the head just after the bell 39 34 .534 3'/a Obrhbl obrhbl Cuba 6, Meta 3 T — 3:05. A— 29,520. PaganI Caterers got past Carter Walt ZembrIskI, $5,5N 71-7069-210 during the final caution period, the corners, the air coming off his track’s 400-mile record of 153.863 San Francisco 36 37 .493 6'/} Chevrolet, 15-11. Chris Hamelln, Greg Butch Baird, $3,925 socially. Cincinnati Gladden If 4 12 1 Lonsfrd 3b 5 0 0 0 71- 7071— 212 sounded to end the eighth round, went after the while the other contenders pitted car was messing me up and I 33 40 .452 9'/i AAoses rf 5 13 0 DHedsn cf 4 0 0 0 Amande and Steve Chaponis played Doug Dolzlel, $3,935 746949— 212 mph set in August 1984 by Darrell San Diego 32 43 .427 11'/) well for PaganI's while John Sheehan, Dale Douglass, $3,935 still-dazed challenger as the ninth round began. for a splash of gas. couldn’t quite get there,” Elliott Atlanta Puckett cf 5 2 3 1 Canseco rf 3 0 2 0 NEW YORK CHICAGO 74-7068— 212 Waltrip. 26 45 .366 15'/j Bush dh 4 0 0 0 McGwIr 1b 3 0 0 0 O b rh b l Ob r h bl Eric Coultler and Joe Britz played well J.C. (taosle, $3,935 737267— 212 He caught him with a right hand followed by a Wallace, who earned $64,100, said. Saturday's (3ames Dykstra cf 4 1 1 0 Astros B, Giants 0 In defeat. Orville Moody, $3,935 697073— 212 Faldo wins French Open Chicago 5, New York 2 Horperph lOOOBovlordh 40 10 Dunston ss 5 0 2 2 flurry that caused referee Tony Perez to stop the had his gamble pay off. Wallace took some time aflei (taetti 3b 2 0 0 1 Steinbch c 4 0 10 Bckmn 2b 3 0 2 2 Palmeir If 5 13 0 Yankee Aluminum deteated Eastern Al (talberger, $3,935 716873— 212 Te rry Labonte finished third, Los Angeles 4 CIncInnotl 4 Video, 17-7. Jeffery Champagne had the race to talk about an olfl Laudner c 4 0 3 2 Javier If 4 0 10 Mooadn3b 3 0 0 0 Dawson rf 5 0 2 0 SAN FRAN Rofe Batts, $2,775 707370— 213 CHANTILLY. France — Nick Faldo of bout at 27 seconds of the round. “ I asked Barry (crew chief followed by Earnhardt, who now Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 1 Strwbrv rf HOUSTON three hits and four RBIs for the winners Joe Jimenez, $2,775 Torvelb 3 0 0 0 (tallego2b 3010 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 1 1 0 O b rh b l o b rh b l 72- 7071— 213 Britain, who lost the U.S. Open in a playoff a Barry Dodson) if they were trails Wallace by 130 points in the friend. Atlanta 8, Son Diego 4 (taoness 4 12 0 Polonlaph 10 0 0 McRylds If 4 0 10 Grace 1b 3 10 0 while Kristen Ruskey also added three Bob Boldt, $3,775 71-7072— 213 St. Louis 4, Phllodelphlo 1 Butler cf 3 0 0 0 GYoung ct 2 2 11 safeties. Garrett French and Noah positive we had enough fuel on the “ I ’d like to dedicate this race to Newmn2b 3 0 0 0 Welssss 4 0 10 HJohsn ss 4 1 1 1 Low 3b 4 1 1 1 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Jim Cochran, $2,775 736872— 213 week ago, won the $540,000 French Open golf Winston Cup standings, and Geoff Son Francisco 4, Houston 1 AAozzllll 1b BHatchr If 2 0 0 1 Vollaro also ployed well. For Eastern, Dick Rhyon, $2,775 Totals 35 5 13 5 Totals 35 0 7 0 4 0 0 0 Berryhil c 4 1 1 1 Price p 0 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 0 13 J07073— 213 tournament by two strokes Sunday. Cutlass Reality a winner last run,” Wallace said. "They Bodine. Bobby Allison, my best friend” Sunday's O a m n Sasserc 3 0 0 0 DMrtnz cf 4 12 1 Ben PInkIn, Nick Odell, Blake Roberts, Dove Hill, $2,775 6971-73-213 Pittsburgh X Montreal 0, 10 Innings RThpsn 2b 4 0 10 GDavIs 1b 4 0 0 0 Jesse Odell, Mike Garafolo and Steve said we did. so I just drove it Three of the caution flags were Wallace said. “ He’s sitting in a Minnesota, oOo ON 110-5 Walter p 0 0 0 0 Pico p 3 0 0 0 Clark 1b 4 0 10 Don Mossengale, $3,775 697074— 213 The current British Open champion fired a Son Diego 2, Atlanta 1 McDwII p Bassrf 3 10 0 Brown played well. Billy Casper, $2,088 INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Jim Hankoff. the hard.” hospital. I wish he was out heic OMIond 000 000 000— 0 0 0 0 0 MIdndo rf 3 0 0 0 CRnlds3b 4 0 0 0 7371- 70— 214 brought out by blown engines, Los Angeles 9, CIncInnotl 6 Darling p 2 1 1 0 Chick Evans, $2/E8 707371— 214 225-yard three-wood to the green of the par-5 owner of Cutlass Reality, wasn’t expecting his Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 5, 10 Innings (tame Winning RBI — Puckett (9). MItchll 3b 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 1 1 1 He passed Earnhardt on lap 172 while the fourth was caused by with us.” E— Newman. DP-Oaklond 2. LDB— Leach p 0 0 0 0 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 Charles Owens, $2/188 71- 72-71— 214 final hole, then sank the 33-foot putt for an eagle Chicago 4 New York 3 Lyons c Blgglo c 2 10 0 Al Chandler, $2/m horse to win the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. and led the rest of the way, Minnesota 9, Oakland 10. 2B— Laudner, 10 0 0 DNIxoncf 100 0 Deshatesp 2 10 0 72- 6973— 214 to seal his victory. Dale Jarrett, who tagged the Allison, 50. was critically in Houston 6, Son Ffonclsco 0 Puckett. 3B— Laudner. SB— Moses 2 (6). Totals 32 3 6 3 Totals 36 613 5 DeRay Simon, $1400 754971— 215 Second or third place would have been enough to SAendov's Oomes Aldrete It 4 0 3 0 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 S occe r holding off a determined bid by fourth turn wall on lap 155. but S— Newman. SF— (taetti. Uribe ss 4 0 2 0 Charles Coodv, $1,600 7372- 71— 216 Faldo shot a 2-under-par 68 over the 6.597-yard make him happy. jured in a first-lap crash in la.'^.t Philadelphia (Rowley 5-7) at Chicago New York 001 000 011— 3 Jim King, $1400 pole-winner Bill Elliott, winner of was able to continue to the pits. (Sutcllfte 5-5), 4:05 p.m. ... IP H R ER BB SO Mnwrng c 3 0 0 0 71-74-71— 216 Chantilly course to finish with a 6-under-par 274. weekend’s race at Long Pond P: Minnesota Chicago ooo 006 oox-6 Riles ph 10 0 0 John Frlllmon, $1400 746973— 216 " I thought if we could run third to the two Son Diego (Rasmussen 56) ot Cincinnati Viola W.12-2 61-3 7 0 0 2 3 (tame Winning RBI — Berryhill (3). Jim m y Powell, $1400 (Armstrong 0-1), 7:35 p.m. LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 74-72-70-216 Britain’s Denis Durnian. who led by two champions (Alysheba and Ferdinand). that Atherton S,3 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 E— Grace, DMartInez, Darling, Sasser, Bockus p 10 0 0 M SC United Homero Blancos, $1,600 71- 7075-216 San Francisco (Reuschel 104) at Oakland Mazzllll. DP— New York 1, Chlcogo 1. (tardon Jones, $1,325 strokes with two holes to play, shot a 74 for 276 to would be fine.” Hankoff said Sunday after Atlanta (Mahler 8-6), 7:40 p.m. Speler 3b 10 0 0 77-7070— 217 Stewart L.10-6 7 10 4 4 4 5 LOB— New York 4, Chlcago9.2B— Dawson, Totals » 0 7 0 Totals 17 6 1 6 The Manchester Soccer Club United George Lonnlng, $1,325 7372-70-217 share second place with Australian Wayne Cutlass Reality prevailed by 6‘/i lengths over New York (Gooden 103) ot Pittsburgh Honeycutt 2 3 1 1 0 0 Sandberg, Dykstra. HR— HJohnson(12). (boys 11 years old) concluded Its spring Bob Goolby, $1^25 7071-76— 217 Italy has a vested interest (Dunne 46), 8:05 p.m. Riley, who had a 70. WP— Stewart 2. SB— Dunston (10). SF— Backman. Son Ranclsco 080 808 000— 8 season with a 2-2 tie with the Simsbury Phil Rodgers, $1,125 72- 7373— 218 Alysheba, with Ferdinand anotherS*/; lengths Montreol (Smith 55) at St, Louis IP H Flyers. Kevin Repoll and Jonathan Cort Gay Brewer, $1,125 (Magrone 1-2), 8:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, Reed; Rrst, Scott; R ER BB SO Houston 148 188 OOx— 6 72-71-75— 218 Faldo’s check for $90,000 boosted him to the back in third place, "This is just unbelievable. Second, HIrschbeck; Third, (tarda. New York (tame Winning RBI — Doran (5). each scared for United. Jonathon (tardner Dickinson, $1,125 697373— 218 Los Anodes (Hlllegas 1-0) at Houston T — 2:50. A— 43,154. Darling L85 6 10 StanIzzI collected two assists. Also Charles Mehok, $1,125 top of the European money-earning list with "This means we have one of the top horses in (Andular 0-2), 8:35 p.m. 6 3 2 3 E— Atonwaring, Uribe. DP— Houston 1. 7372-72— 218 Leach 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 LOB— Son Francisco 9, Houston 4. playing well for United were Ron Bruce Devlin, $1,125 72-7370-218 $ 212, 000. the country.” Tuesday's (Tames Walter Dick Howell, $975 as Dutch net soccer crown 1 2 0 0 1 1 2B— Uribe, Aldrete. SB— GYoung 2 (G ), Lesniak, Brandon Gamble, Ben Berte, 77-71-71— 219 Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. McDwII 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Brendan Prindivllle, Brian JaworskI, Freddie Haos, $875 San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. MarlnersB.RoyalsO Bass(19),Blgglo(1). 7372-75-220 Chicago IP H R ER BB SO Tim Marchand, Matt Somberg and Howie Johnson, $875 737371— 2 » By Robert AAlllward 89th-minute goal to advance the fans at an average of 62.000 per New York at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Pico W,82 9 6 M ark Barboto. United was 6-82 In the (tass Jawar, $875 San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. 3 2 1 2 San Francisco 77-7370— 2M WP— Pico LaCoss L,5-6 1 2-3 2 5 4 4 0 CJSA and 10-3-2 overall. Bob Erickson, $688 72-7376-221 The Associated Press Dutch to the final with a 2-1 game, provideiJ high grade Los Angeles at Houston, 8:35 p.m. KANSAS CITY SEATTLE Jack Fleck, $668 Ob r h bl Umpires— Home, Rennert; First, Bonin; Bockus 12-3 1 1 0 2 1 6979-73— 221 victory. against the backdrop of crowd Montreal at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Ob r h bl Second, DeMuth; Third, Wendelstedt. Aglm Bardha, $688 Stilwll ss 3 0 0 0 Revnids 2b 4 0 0 0 (tarrelts 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 4 737372— 221 Slaney getting set for Trials T — 2:N. A— 36,009. Jerry Barber, $688 737372- 221 M U N ICH . West Germany — His fifth goal — the best of the violence. WWIIsn d 4 0 10 Quinons ss 4 2 2 2 Price 2 0 0 0 0 2 Earl Boles, $500 Tobler If 3 0 0 0 Brantley If 4 12 0 Houston 72-7375-222 Italy may have been eliminated tournament — was in the final. Brett dh Oeshales W,S-5 6 2-3 5 0 0 4 3 Doug Ford, $SN 737373— 222 Although police arrested more American League results 2 0 2 0 BalbonI 1b 3 1 1 0 Joe Campbell, $500 Bv Dennis Georgatos next month’s U.S. Olympic Trials chelob meet. in the semifinals. But they were The move began with a run by Seltzer 3b 4 0 10 GWIIson rf 4 12 3 Pirates 3. Expos 0 (10 Innings) Andersen 21-3 2 0 0 0 4 G o lf 77-7370— 222 than 900 fans over the two-week Bucknr1b HBP— BHatcher by Bockus. WP— Mike Fetchick, V500 7371-77— 223 The Associated Press at Indianapolis, her springboard Pagel’s best toss was 66 feet, cheering just as loud in Milan as defender Adrie Van Tiggelen, 4 0 10 Presley 3b 3 12 0 Roland Stafford, $500 period — almost all for street Elsnrch rt 4 0 0 0 Valle c 4 111 LaCoss. 707875— 223 for a try at the medal that eluded 2‘/! inches. It was the fourth time they were in Amsterdam when who pierced the Soviet defense PITTSBURGH MONTREAL Joe Lopez, $500 737373-223 violence away from the stadiums Red Sox 10, Orioles 1 (9ulrk c 4 0 10 Hengel dh 4 1 1 2 Ob r h bl Umpires— Home, Crawford; First, Da­ SAN D IE G O — Perennial front­ the Netherlands won the Euro­ Wellmn2b O b rh b l (tardon Waldespuhl, $500 7371-79^224 her at the Los Angeles Games. Pagel had improved her Am eri­ with a break down the left side 3 0 0 0 Cottod 3 0 0 0 Bonds If 4 0 10 ONIxoncf 4 0 0 0 vidson; Second, Horvev; Third, Pulll. Tallwood Art Wall, $500 — it represented less than one Totals 31 0 6 0 Totals 33 811 8 Lind 2b T — 2:47. A— 25,574. 737375— 224 runner Mary Decker Slaney “ I think at this point, every­ can record this year, and it pean soccer championship. before feeding Arnold Muhren BALTIMORE BOSTON 5 12 0 Foley 2b 4 0 0 0 Fred Hawkins, $500 737377— 225 tenth of one percent of the total o b rh b l VanSlyk cf 5 0 0 0 (talarrg 1b EVEN HOLES — A Gross-Tom John­ Mike Souchak, $500 rarely had to look over her thing I do either racing or topped the mark of 66-0‘A she set Ruud Gullit and Marco van with a short pass out to the wing. Ob r h bl Kansas City ooo 000 000-0 4 0 0 0 737376— 225 Orsulak rf 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Bonlllo 3b 3 10 0 Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 son 35, Phil Daly 35. Net-Ron Baslle 32, (tane Mitchell, $500 who attended the games. Over the Seattle too 021 I3x— 8 MDIoz rf Leo Bravakis 34, Harry NowobllskI 35, 72-7975— 226 shoulder while setting every training, is progressive towards on her preceding record throw. Basten, who play for AC Milan, The 37-year-old midfielder Lynn cf 3 1 1 1 Barrett 2b 3 10 1 4 1 1 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Bob Brue, $m 737379— 227 weekend of the final. Munidi CRIpkn ss Tabler reached on catcher's Inter­ Bream 1b 4 0 2 1 Parrettp Phillies 7,Cardlnsls5(10innlngs) Dan Home 36, Roy Bell 37, Chic Gagnon American women’s record from the Olympic Trials and the scored the goals that won the title launched a first time, left-foot 4 0 0 0 DwEvns rf 4 2 2 2 ference. 0 0 0 0 John Longford, $500 787377— 229 police arrested 80 fans Murray dh 2 0 10 Romlnerf LVIlre c 4 0 12 Wolloch 3b 3 0 10 37, Jim Bourn 37. B Gross-Jerry Lapine Bobby Westfall, $500 Natalya Lisovskaya of the for the Dutch when they beat the 0 0 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Quinones (6). 807376— 232 800 meters to 10,000 meters. Olympics.” said Slaney, whose center and the ball hung in the air Trober1b 4 0 1 0 Greenwl If 4 1 1 2 Bernard ss 3 0 0 0 Webster If 4 0 10 36, Sal Russo N. Net-Steve Cassano 31, Julius Boros, $SN Soviet Union owns the world E— Voile, Seltzer. DP— Seattle 2. LOB— PHILA STLOUIS Russ Davidson 32, Dick Day 32, Terry 7977-77— 233 But a bitter disappointment in hopes for a medal in the 1984 Soviet Union 2-0 in Saturday’s before reaching van Basten some Sheets If 4 0 0 0 Burks cf 5 12 1 Coles ph 10 0 0 Rivero ss 4 0 10 Quinton Gray, $500 8377-74— 234 Like the six teams which failed Konsas City 9, Seattle 3. 2B— Presley. Fermln ss 0 0 0 0 Reedc o b r h b l Means 33, Ken Tedford 33, Jim Menditto mark of 74-3. and it would have final in Munich’s Olympic Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 RIcedh 3 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 10 Kel Nagle, $500 7979-78— 236 the 1984 Olympics, followed by Games ended when she collided 10 yards wide of the far post. to make the final — West Schu 3b 3 0 0 0 Bnzngr1b 4 12 0 HR— Quinones 2 (8), Hengel (2), Voile Drabek p 2 0 0 0 WJhnsn Ph 10 0 0 33. Jim Allen 34, Ron Broege 34, Chet Ab Justice, $500 taken a throw of more than 70 feet (6), GWIIson (3). Million ph Hayes lb 4 0 11 Lukas 35. C Gross-Bill Dowd 37, Roger 7981-76— 236 nearly two years of inactivity with Zola Budd during the 3.000- stadium. The most logical course for van BRIpkn 2b 3 0 0 0 Ceronec 5 2 11 10 0 0 Santo venc 10 0 0 Jacky Cupit, $500 838188-255 by Pagel to place among the top Germany, Italy, Spain, Ireland, IP H R ER BB SO Kipper p 0 0 0 0 Perez p Schmdt3b 5 0 0 0 Lentocha 43, Don Cromwell 45. Net- because of injuries and the birth meter final. Next season, they will be joined Basten was to lob the ball back SOwen ss 2 0 11 Konsm City 2 0 0 0 Parrish c 5 12 0 England and Denmark — the JoReed ss 10 0 0 JRobnsn p 10 0 0 Nettles Ph 10 0 0 Eorle McKeever 31, Charlie Roma- of a child, has taught Slaney that She plans to race in this year’s 10 in the world. by Dutch teammate Frank Rij- into the goalmouth. Instead, he Lebrndt LA-10 5 2-3 7 4 4 1 1 Burke p Daulton c 0 10 0 nowskl 32, Jim Aufman 33, Frank Soviets were left to reflect on Totals W 1 4 1 Totals 35 1012 10 0 0 0 0 C James rt 4 2 10 "A lot of girls are throwing I Montgmry 2 1-3 4 4 4 1 2 Hudler rf 0 0 0 0 Berger N , Fran Lucas 34, Sam Saplenza controlling a race through pace Olympic 3,000, and would like to kaard as Milan seeks to retain its hit a right-footed volley from the missed opportunities. Seattle Totals 37 3 7 3 Bradley If 5 13 1 34, Walt Kokoszka 34, Ken Anderson 36, farther than me, so it’s not like Baltimore lOO ooo 00b— 1 Totals M 0 3 0 M Thm p cf 10 0 1 may not always be enough. try the 1,500. provided her legs Italian League title. narrowest of angles and the ball England’s Gary Lineker. Boston 430 030 OOx— 10 Swift WA-4 9 6 0 0 4 2 Nelson Eddy 36. I ’m breaking any new ground,” WP— Swift, Montgomery. BK— Pittsburgh ooo 000 Dernier cf 2 12 2 TWO MAN BEST BALL— Gross-Tom SoftbaU "There’s always the element of can take the stress of competition While Rijkaard showed confi­ curved and dipped past Rinat Italy’s GianLuca Vialli and Igor Gome Winning RBI — (Sreenwell (0). AAontgomerv. 8 -3 Jeltzss 3 1 1 1 Pagel said. But she said she hopes E— CRIpken. LOB— Baltimore 7, Boston Montroot 000 000 000 » Johnson-Russ Davidson 70, Ron Baslle- surprise,” Slaney said Saturday in two events. dence with his skilled play at the Dasaev, the astonished Soviet Belanov of the Soviet Union all Umpires— Home, Joyce; Rrst, Morri­ (tame Winning RBI — Bream (5). Palmer p 10 0 0 Roy Bell 72, Gordon Beebe-Terry to continue her pattern of 11. 2B— Murray, Boggs, Burks, DwEvans, MYongph 1 0 11 after breezing to victory in the " I would love to double.” said back, the muscular Gullit terro­ goalkeeper. Benzinger 2, Cerone, SOwen. HR— Lynn son; Second, Phillips; Third, Clark. . E — Brooks, Rivera. LOB— Pittsburgh 12, Means 72. Net-Frank Berger-Jerry improvement. could have changed the fortunes T — 2;M. A— 11A68. Aftontreal 5. 2B— Wallach, Lavalllere, Harris p 0 0 0 0 Lapine 55, F.N. Sulllvan-MIke Guido 60, 2.000 meters at the Michelob Slaney. who plans to run the mile rized defenses with his power in “ Van Basten scored a goal that (12), (Treenwell (14), Rice (4). S— Barrett, Aguayo ph 10 0 0 TONIGHT'S GAMES of their teams if they had taken SOwen. Webster. SF— Bream. Nelson Eddy-Earle McKeever 60, Steve Invitational Track Meet at Bal­ in next Saturday’s Prefontaine the air and control on the ground. a player can score probably only IP Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 Cassano-John Sutherland 61, BUI Dowd- Postal vs. Acadia, 6 — Fitzgerald In other events Saturday, Flor­ advantage of their chances. IP H R BR BB so H R ER BB SO G(taossph 10 0 0 Farr's vs. Outdoor, 7:N — Fitzgerald Baltimore Angela 4. Brewers 2 Pittsburgh Dlck Day 61, Sam Saplenza-Walt Ko- boa Stadium. " I will go into (the meet at Eugene, Ore. ence Griffith Joyner won the And then there were van once in his career.” Dutch coach It was left to van Basten to show Drabek 8 2 0 Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 koska 62. Polled vs. WInInger's, 6 — Robertson Basten’s goals. Perazn L,1-3 1 2-3 5 7 4 7 1 1 i Medical vs. Jones, 7:30 — Robertson U.S. Olympic) Trials not taking " I feel 100 percent healthy. I women’s 100 meters in 10.89, a Rinus Michels said. them the way. And he was not Wlllmson 31-3 4 3 3 4 2 MILWAUKEE CALIFORNIA Kipper 1-3 0 0 0 I BACK OF TEES — Gross-Bruce J R o b ln s o n W Berlet 75, Dave Gunas 76. Net-Tony Food vs. Thought, 6 — Pagonl anything for granted” feel strong. I just don’t feel racing personal best and the fastest in He was benched in his team’s The Netherlands’ victory ended even fully fit. The striker missed Sisk 2 3 0 0 0 0 O b rh b l Ob r h bl ,5-2 1 2 Aldo's vs. Mudvllle, 7:30 — Pagonl Aase 1 0 0 0 1 1 (tantnr 2b Schoflld ss 3 1 0 0 0 4 Steullet 68, Phil Daly 69, Jim Booth 70, She was timed in 5 minutes, sharp yet. The explanation is the world this year. opening game against the Soviets its long wait fora major trophy. It Montreal John Mulcahy 70, ChlcGagnon 71, Mike Elks vs. J.Mac, 6 — Nike seven months of the Italian Boston Surhoff 3b Roy 2b Totals 37 7 13 7 JHC vs. J&M, 7:N — Nike 36.65 seconds, in Saturday’s race, simply that I haven’t raced The mark placed Joyner se­ because he was out of shape. The was 14 years after the Dutch lost Smithson W > 2 9 4 1 1 5 6 Yount cf Dwnngdh Perez 8 6 0 0 3 3 Steeves 71. B Gross-Sal Russo 78, Pete season because of operations Burke L.2-2 1 0 1 0 0 1 Larkin 81, Terry Means 84. Net-Ken Congo vs. Sherriff's, 6 — Keeney only her third in two years. (m uch).” cond on the all-time U.S. per­ 23-year-old striker then scored the 1974 World Cup final against H BP— SOwen by Sisk. PB— Kennedy 2. Leonrd dh CDavIsrf Philadelphia 810 818 1M 1 -7 Strano vs. Gorman, 6 — Charter Oak needed on his ankles. Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrst, Kosc; Deer rf Hendrck rf Hesketh 1-3 0 1 1 l o Tedford 68, Bob Lebreux 68, Carl The time was more than four Meanwhile, Ramona Page! former list, behind Evelyn Ash­ three goals in the next game West Germany in the same Parrett X3 1 1 1 2 0 StLeulS 813 018 001 8 -5 Mlkolowsky 69, Bob KIrsche 70, Mike " I only began training properly Second, Barnett; Third, Cousins. Sveum ss Joyner lb (tameWInnlngRBI-Bradlev(2). seconds off the American record twice bettered her American against England. Olympic stadium. Robldx 1b DWhIte cf Burke pitched to 1 batter In the 10th. Parrott 70, Blaine Hareld 72, Dick Day ford, who set the world record of on May 20 for these champion­ HBP— Drabek by Perez. WP— Drabek, E— Alicea, Parrish. DP— Philadelphia 1, 72, Norm Dolgnault 73. C Gross-Marty T — 2:43. A— 34,374. Schroedr c Armas If StLouls 1. LOB— Philadelphia 8, StLouls Slaney set in 1984, but she said the record in the women’s shot put on 10.76 in 1984, and put hereighth on In the semifinals, he ended The 15-game tournament, ships,” he said. " I am still Hamlltn If Boone c JRoblnson. BK— Perez. Slenko 86, Roy Perry 88. Net-Frank Umpires— Home, Froemming; Rrst, 10. SB— Coleman 3 (40), OSmIth 2 (23). Schultz 64, Mike Bowman 65, Paul effort was a good conditioner for consecutive throws in the M i­ the all-time world performer list. West Germany’s hopes with an which attracted a record 938,000 Howell 3b S— Palmer, Jeltz, Dernier. SF— nowhere as fit as I should be " Totals 32 3 5 2 Totals HIrschbeck; Second, Darling; Third, Cosman 67, Walt Burinskas 69, Bruce T ranaactions Twins 11, AlhletIcsO Tata. MThompson, Mc(tae, Haves. Skivtngton 69, BUI Dowd 70, Brian T — 2:58. A— 26,993. Guerrette 71, Jon Admas 71, Steve Mllwoukoo 003 000 000— 3 IP H R ER BB SO California ooo ON Olx Romeo 73, Dick Coppa 73, Geo McCart­ (Tome —4 Philadelphia ney 75, John Kensel 75. BASEBALL MINNESOTA OAKLAND (tame Winning RBI — Schofield (1). Padres 2, Braves 1 Palmer 6 8 TWO MAN BEST BALL — John COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE— E— Boone. DP— Milwaukee 2. LOB— Harris 1 0 O b r h b l o b rh b l Milwaukee 5, California 5. 2B— Sulllvan-F.N. Sulllvan61, Leo Bravakls- Suspended Floyd Youmons, Montreal Glodden If 5 2 2 2 Polonia If 5 0 3 0 Bedrosn W,1-2 2 2 Mork Dennis 61, Jim Booth-Greg Expos pitcher. Indefinitely "for falUng to Lmbrdz 2b 4 2 10 Javier cf Armas. Boone. HR— Schroeder (3), Scho­ SAN DIEGO ATLANTA Ruffin S,1 1 2 comply with his drug testing program." 2 0 0 0 field (3^. SB— Hamilton (1), Yount (9), Deer 01i r h b l Berger 62, Bruce Berlet-Terry Means P u c k ^ c f 5 2 2 2 DHedsn cf 10 0 0 a b r h M StLouls 62, Ron Baslle-Roy Bell 62. Net-MIke SCOREBOARD Thon ss 4 12 1 Moses cf 0 0 0 0 Canseco rf 4 0 0 0 (tant 2b 4 111 Forsch 5 4 B o w m an-W ait Burinskas 47, Len American League IP H R ER BB SO Ready 2b 4 0 10 Oberkfl 3b 4 0 3 0 <3oeltl3b 5 13 3 Porker dh 4 0 10 Costello 1 0 Belanger-Marty Slenko 50, Frank -Ptaced Tommy Marlene Floyd, $7,125 71- 6972-78-282 Jane (taddes, $1,800 6872-7671— 287 Spinks tight for the undisputed heavyweight Chest (expanded) 45 42 Milwaukee Gwynn rf 4 0 00 Runge3b 0 0 0 0 Peters 0 3 Gogne ss 0 0 0 0 Hassevc 0 0 0 0 CMartnz It Ron)eo-Pat Poradlso 51, Tony Steullet- Herr, , on the 15-day Lenore RIttenhos, $7,125 72- 6871-71— 282 Jill Briles, $1,425 72-7672-70-288 championship to be held Monday, June27at Biceps 16 14 Lorkin 1b 6 1 1 1 Hlguera LA-5 4 1-3 7 3 3 1 2 2 0 11 DJames cf 2000 Terry 1-3 0 disabled list. Recalled , pitcher, Steinbch c 4 0 0 0 OJones 3 31103 Kruk 1b 4 0 0 0 John Banavlge 51, Bob KIrsche-DIck Dot (tarmain, $7,125 6871-71-72— 282 Laurel Kean, $1,425 69767671— 288 the Atlantic City Convention Center: Forearm 14 13 Loudnr dh 2 0 11 Lonsfrd3b 2 0 0 0 Royster cf 1000 Itavlev 1 1-3 2 Coppa 51, Earl Norsworthv-Brian Gue­ and Kelvin Torve, first basenrtan, from G o lf Sally Quintan, $5,396 71-74-7266— 283 Boxing MIrabella 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 MaDavIsp 0 0 0 0 DM rphyrf 4 00 0 Cathy Marino, $1,425 71- 71-7871— 288 Waist 34 33 Torvepr 0 0 0 0 Jnnngs1b 10 0 0 Worrell 1 1-3 0 rrette 52, Bob Lebreux-Ed MIftItt 52, BUI Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Betsy King, $5,396 697871- 78— 283 Nancy Brown, $1,425 69787871— 288 Tyson Spinks Thigh 27 73 Collfemla Brown 3b 3 0 0 0 Griffey If 4 0 10 McWlllms L63 Horperc 2 1 1 0 McGwIr 1b 3 0 10 RAIomr 2b 1 3 Calhoun-Bernie Quesnel 52, BUI Dowd- Optioned Karl Best.pitcher.toPortland. Ayako Okamoto, $5,396 71- 7872-70— 283 Llselotte Neumnn, $1,425 697672-73— 288 Age 21 31 Calf 18 16 Davidsn rf Froser W,5-7 7 4 2 1 1 5 1000 SImmns 1b 3 0 10 Peters pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. NEW YORK Y A N K EES — Activated 5 1 1 0 (tallego3b 0 0 0 0 Horvov S,7 2 1 0 0 1 2 Parent c 4 0 0 0 Dlck Day 52, Phil Daly-John Sheetz 52, (tab RIchord, $5,396 72687870— 283 Karin Mundlnger, $1,425 72- 72-7874— 288 Weight 218'A 212'A Neck 19 Vd 16 Newmn ss 5 13 0 Hubbrd2b 3 0 1 0 Glovlne pr 0 000 BK— Forsch. Willie Randolph, second baseman, from Jo Ann Washam, $5,396 Tyaon-Spinka tale of the tape WP— Fraser. Mackef 3 12 0 Asnmchr p Sal Russo-Steve Myers 52. 6974-6971— 283 Carolyn Hill, $1625 71- 786975— 288 Height 811'/) 62'/i Wrist 8 7','2 Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 0 000 Umpires— Home, Weyer; Rrst, Mon­ the 13day disabled list, (tatloned Randy LP6A McOonald'$ Champlonahip Donna White, $5,395 786874-71— 283 Cathy Morse, $1,125 Fist 13 Umpires— Home, Denklnger; Rrst, Hawkins p 10 0 0 Morrsnph 100 0 72- 7872-72—ATLANTIC 289 CITY, N.J. (AP) — The Reach 71 76 13 ToMta 3911 IS 9 Totals nose tague; Second, Brocklonder; Third, Velarde, Inflelder, to Columbus of the Robin Hood, $4,250 72- 72-7466-284 Cathy Johnston, $1,013 71- 767872— 290 Chest (normal) 43 40 Ankle n n McCoy; Second, Coble; Third, McClleland. Wynne If 10 0 0 Thomas ss 3 00 0 MeSherry. Interrxittanal League. acoraa tale of the tope for the Mike Tyson-MIchoel Virgil c Myra Blockweldr, $4,250 74697269-284 Sue Ertl, $1/)12 72- 71-7673— 290 Mlniteseta 188 8 « 881— 11 2 0 0 0 T - 3 : N . A— M,237. Atlanta Claaalc scores Notional League Val Skinner, $4,250 6972-7469-284 T — 3:29. A— 34,569. ZSmlth p 2 0 0 0 Margaret Ward, $875 69767870-291 Oakland 888 888 888— 0 ATLANTA BRAVES-Sent Juan Elchel- W ILM IN G TO N , Del. (A P ) — Rnal Jull Inkster, $4,250 67-72-7669^284 , $875 72- 767671— 291 (tame Winning RBI — Gladden (4). GRonck If 10 0 0 berger, pitcher, outright to Richmond of the Denise Streblg, $4,250 Totals 11 3 6 3 Totals MARIE I T A,(ta. (AP)— Rnalscoresand scorn and money winnings Sunday of the 78786871— 284 Susie Bernina, $875 71-767873— 291 E— Larkin, McGwire, Steinbach, Weiss. 11 1 5 1 International League. $500,000 LPGA McDonald's Championship, JoAnne Corner, $4,^ 787871-73— 284 ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Sunday's home rune money winnings Sundoy In the $700/100 — Placed Alan Amy Read. $713 73- 787670— 292 LOOK DP— Oakland 1. LOB— Minnesota 9, Oak­ Son Ologe lie 088 888-8 Atlanta (talf Classic on the 7/)08yard, par being played at the par-71, 6,363yard, Sherri Steinhauer, $4,250 716872-73— 284 land 11. 2B— Polonlo, McGwire. HR— Ashby, catcher, on the 15-dov disabled list. Dupont Ctauntry Club Course: Heother Farr, $3,238 71- 767268— 285 Kim Shipman, $713 69-7677-70— 292 Atlanta 801 888 888— 1 36-36— 72 Attanta Country Club Purchased the contract of Craig Blgglo, Mindy Moore, $713 7871-7870— 292 FUEL OIL Robatt Glodden (4), Goettt (16). SB— Polonlo 2 By The Assoctatod Press (tame Winning RBI — CMartInez (5). course: Kathy Postlewat, $75MtO 69-686970— 276 Terry-Jo Myers, $3,238 72- 72-7269— 285 (4), Lonsford (14). S— Javier, Laudner. American Loaauo cotcher, from Tucson of the Pacific Const Kim Williams;; $3,238 Bonnie Lauer, $712 71- 787871— 292 INSURANSMITHS SINCE L O B — San Diego 7, Atlanta 5. 2B— Radio, T V Larry Nelson, $126/100 Potty Sheehan, $46,250 68636974— 277 7872-7870— 285 SF— Laudner. Lynn (13), Orioles: Greenwell (14), Rice 636866— 73— 268 League. Jan Stephenson, $27,084 71-7868-69— 278 Ok-Hee Ku, $3,237 71-72-72-70— 285 Therese Hesslon, $712 78697674— 292 Simmons. H R -G a n t (7). S— Hawkins. Chip Beck,$75400 67687866— 269 MIssle McGeoroe, $712 IP H R ER BB SO (4), Red Sox; Barfield (6),Blue Joys; Snyder SF— CMartInez. Paul Aztnger, $47AOO M O N TR E A L EXPOS— Recalled Brian , $27,083 71-6372-69-278 Martho House, $3,237 7871- 7871— 285 76697876-292 MMuieseta (16), Indians; Gladden (4), (taetti (16), 68676871— 270 Holman, pitcher, from Indianapolis of the Mel-Chl Cheng, $3,237 68787671— 285 Adele Lukken, $613 72- 767673— 293 1914 Lanny Wadkins, $28,933 Dottle Mochrle, $27/183 7867-6873— 278 TODAY 69687865— 272 American Association. Kathryn Young, $612 72-767874— 293 LeaW>3 6 5 0 0 2 2 Twins; Quinones 2(8), Hengel (2), Valle (6), IP Dave Rummells, $28,933 Jody Rosenthal, $15/184 7872-7068— 280 Beth Ctanlel, $3,237 71-786972— 285 Berenguer S,1 3 10 0 13 G. Wilson (3), Mariners; Schroeder (3), H R ER BB SO 5 Pr«h. — Tennis; Wimbledon, HBO 67696769— 272 — Colleen Walker, $15/183 71-786970— 280 Hollis Stocy, $2,304 78787268— 286 L4iurl Peterson, $554 71-787873— 294 Onkienil San Ologo Bobby Wadkins, S»,933 64696871— 272 Gina Hull, $554 71-72-7873-294 Senior Citizen & Brewers; Schofield (3), Angels; Baines (9), Hawkins W.7-6 7 1-3 5 1 1 1 4 , ' . — Tigers at Yankees, Nick Price, $22,575 Named Ray RIppelmeyer roving pitching Jody Dickinson, $15/183 7069-71-70— 280 Patti Rino, $2,303 68787669^286 CYounoL,5S 4 2-3 8 S 4 5 2 x-Boston(7),WhlteSox. SportsChannel, WPOP 68716866— 273 coach for the club's four Tommie (Jreen, $10,126 737167-68— 281 Martha Foyer, $2,300 78787870— 286 Alice Miller, $554 71- 787674—294 Volume Discounts MaOavIs S,13 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Clarence Rose, $22,575 68716868— 273 Laurie RInker, $260 7671-7872— 295 Nelson 4 1-3 7 6 6 1 2 x-(taandSlam. Attanta 7:30 p.m. — Indians at Red Sox, Scott Hoch, $NJ00 minor-league clubs. Signed Toni Shade, Amy Alcott, $10,125 7871-7169— 281 Robin Walton, $2J03 76726971— 286 HBP— Lonsford by Lea. WP— CYoung. NESN , W TIC 78656871— 274 pitcher, ond assigned him to Batavia of the Jerilyn Britz, C,303 697872- 72-286Ctaborah McHoffle, $259 68787673-295 649-5241 VAl?? 73686971-ai BK— CYoung. Notional League ZSmlth L,X5 7 6 2 1 1 4 Mark Calcovcchla, $18,2N 67-7167-70- New York-Penn League. Called up Lynn Adorns, $2/M3 Caroline (tawon, $259 77-687676-295 Assnmehr 2 0 0 0 2 8 p.m. — Mets at Pirates, Channel 8, 275 U r I ^ ^ c z , $10,125 69-726971-281 7872- 71-73— 286 THRIFTY OIL CO. 65 E. Center Street Umpires— Home, (tarda; First, Reed; Johnson (12), Mets; (tant (7), Braves; 3 WKHT Danny Clay, Jane Crofter, $7J25 7371-7866-282 Sherri Turner, $2,303 6971-7873— 286 Elolne Crosby, $259 7871-7677— 295 Second, Scott; Third, HIrschbeck, HBP— Virgil by Hawkins. PB— Virgil. Wayne Levi, $18,200 68694870— 375 pitcher, from Maine of the International Alllwn Finney, $7,125 71-7369-69— 282 Itabble Mossey, $2,303 Kris Tschetter 72- 7677-75-298 Dempsey (4), (tadgers; Sabo (9), Lark In (8), Umpires— Home, Halllon; First, KIbler; 11 :N p.m. — Wimbledon highlights, 72686977— 286 2 8 9 - 8 8 4 3 Manchester, CT. T — 3:02. Reds. Channel N Ctave Barr, $14,700 70687878— 276 League. Optioned Keith Miller, outfielder, Deedee Lasker, $7,125 69-71-7369— 282 Janet Coles. $1,800 71-71-7671— 287 76697875— 298 Second, Gregg; Third, Quick. Steve Elklngton, $14,7N 71696878-376 to Maine. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 27, 1988

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But the correspondents offer no beat on the "The MacNeil-Lehrer New- j MEMC?I2Y 1$ TH E FIP ^T 46 Microwave the ratings for three years but just can't seem point of view and might as well have turned to sHour.” Mudd, who has spent most of his < TH i M < 5 t o &O j T H A T ^ amplifier to find room for a prime-time news show — the camera, shrugged and broken into a career covering Congress and politics, had ) U 21 22 23 47 Illness the last, tellingly enough, was "1986" — has chorus of "Ain't That a Shame.” been serving as an essayist on the nrograma^ 50 Circulate 2S chosen the season of least viewership to run a Norville interviews an inarticulate male ... ABC has named correspondent C aroli^ 51 Jackie's 2nd series of documentaries packaged as a strip teaser at the nightclub Chippendales for Simpson permanent anchor of "World NewlH husband 31 yatta-yatta-yatta kind of entertainment Saturday." Simpson, who has been covering , 52 Expose to X- his opinion on, like, whatever. Evidence of event, "Summer Showcase." "male-bashing” is provided by clips of Sam George Bush’s presidential campaign, will ; rays 35 57 Cannon , The first, airing Tuesday, is “ Of Machoand the bartender being clobbered by various continue on that beat through the Republican ; C A P TA IN E A S Y by Croofce * CeM ie 56 Name of a / 40 Men," another of the lifestyle documentaries females in the NBC sitcom "Cheers.” Hey, Convention. Later, in addition to her i thing that are becoming endemic to NBC. Admit­ why pass up an opportunity to publicize the anchoring duties, she will get a new beat,.. >, ’ w e WARNEP y o u . T how YOU'VE U5EP ' IF I THEN HOW COME 6 i.7 59 Russian ruler tedly entertaining and high-rated, they offer real entertainment on the network? reporting on social and economic Issues j UP ONE WISH. US-EP I'M NOT BACK ON N UP ONE e a r t h ■* 60 Occupy a chair little new information and their point of view There is one enlightening segment, a affecting the American family. Simpson. r------^ THIE p h a n t o m by Lee Felk E Sy Berry W1&H- 61 Mirth 47 4B is about as sharp as a marshmallow. comparison of two cases of sexual abuse of replaces Kathleen Sullivan as Saturday" 62 Story “ Life in the Fat Lane" was a mostly 51 minors — one involving a 14-year-old girl anchor. Sullivan left ABC last year for CBS. DOWN 57 1 English 60 broadcasters TV Tonight 2 Eskimo knife 3 Belonging to us a bizarre crime for which the solution lies in 5 : 0 0 P M [E S P N ] Sport* Trivia (24) Mark Russell Political satirist Mark 1 2:30AM CD All In the Family. the twisted identities of a tortured model Russell poke's fun at today's headlines. [H B O ] Tannia: Wimbledon Tenni* Early Margot Kidder. Jennifer Salt, Charles Durn d ) High Rollars round matches, from the All-England Lawn ing, 1973. (^) Hersey's Hollywood Previews of ( D Entertainment Tonight (In Stereo) J Tennis and Croquet Club In Wimbledon, movies to be released and interviews with d D ^ A LF (CC) Alf demands a fair trial (j® Wendy end We • - J ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johneon England {2 hrs . 30 min.] (Tape Delay) actors. after being accused of throwing a ball (g ) Rat Patrol through the Ochmonek s window (R) (In Noticiero Univlsion mduldnttui& ^ a d u u , I WANTTOHEARMORe ® The Street Scolari and Peluso maat a ^ jJ^HECUNSe TO , „ ^ I F T C . V . HI.HOM' I'MHOAAE..' ) CELEBRITY CIPHER 5 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Action Cycle Sports Stereo) (57) Joseph Campbell and the Power of \ WORLD IF W^W&RE: BEFORE I AMSiWER THAT Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quolallons by famous people past ami proserit Myth: W ith Bill Moyers (C C ) The con­ man who claims to be from the Church of. 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(26) Charlie's Angels ble goofs try to steal the world's hottest McDowell. David Suchet. 1985, • this concert performance from New Or-. . so called heraiise it is PREVIOUS SOLUTION - Television: a medium, (^8) Quincy diamond, not once, but four times Robert [T M C ] M O VIE: 'Cutter's Way* A bitter loans. Richard Pryor. 1983. Rated R. * j j neither rare nor well done." Ernie Kovar.s Redford, George Segal. Ron Leibman Vietnam veteran draws his wife and his [U S A ] Edge of Night S (41) Noticias 1972. only friend into an obsessive mission to 2 Love Boat iim o w $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (41) Mansion de Luxe uncover a murderer. John Heard. Jeff 1 2:35AM ® ue Bridges, Lisa Eichorn. 1981. Rated R, (C N N ] Showbiz Today (57) National Audubon Society Specials 1 2:40AM ( i ® m o v i e : What Coma*.* (D IS ) M OVIE: 'Th e Bears and I' A young Season Premiere (C C ) This series of na 1 0 :30P M d4) Dear Comrades: A Around' Saddled with a drinking problenl^ ] ALLEY OOP by Deve Qreue Vietnam vet delivers the personal effects ture programs, emphasizing the need for "Channel 3, M oscow " Special (C C ) Cor and a conniving manager, a Na^ville i t a ^ , of a deceased friend to the man s father respondent Vladimir Dounaev's experi­ plans a rip-roaring revenge. Jerry ReedK-/ vsm conservation, begins with man's relation AW,C'MON) lYYOU THINK IT'S / ...PLUS THE FACT YOU DIDN'T TELL ME I DON'T KNOW..., HNV I L E T'S and decides to stay on to seek peace and ship with the grizzly bear. Narrator Robert ences as he covers the Iowa presidential Barry Corbin, Bo Hopkins. 1986. G O T A L K TO \\ REALLY THINK. GUZ I A DISTINCT THAT HE GAVE ABOUT THAT.' 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Alumi­ tion. Included In sole oppllanced kitchen, and he’s avoiding his col­ national and international lead­ travel and other recreation. ing up and wishing I could do portunity. 24 hour rs- num siding, nice size torv support. 647-4800. phone 646-1956. MANCHESTER again. ' ore range, refrigera­ wall to wall carpeting HARTFORD — If you’re ever leagues,’ ’ Boren said. ers in religion, law, medicine and One participant in the program better dealing with the problems OFFICER nw*««ios. (203) yard. Newly pointed tor, new carpeting In EAST Center Street. 1,000 “ These people are often usedJo 767-3221.______through out. Sliding square feet office in a hospital, keep an eye out for The institute, one of the nation’s business in the two years since it who has spoken publicly about his of people around me,” Quinn told Positions Available Inside. Dwner/Aoent. kitchen, dining room doors to deck. Cedar HONDA the “ night riders” because oldest and largest private psychi­ was created. It has been so reporters when he returned to having the answers, used Jo Coll Janet 646-2198 or and master bedroom, space. Excellent vlso- experience is Archbishop John Part Time, Classified odi serve the custom designed rec blllty. 649-0533. MIDIXLLAHEOUD they’ve stopped watching out for atric hospitals, has established a i.auccessful, in fact, that those Quinn, who oversees 375,000 Ro­ work. “ You feel disappointed in giving help, used to being looked people today ... lust os Connie 649-7231. all light fixtures and room. Laundry hook­ USED CARS to as someone who can ease liie Monday-Friday, they hove since our coun­ window treatments. ups and many ameni­ MANCHESTER Office FOR DALE themselves. program to treat the “ night seeking admittance now must man Catholic parishoners in the yourself that you’re not doing COVENTRY. In-law or SSChavyVan *15,486 pain. When they reach a po&it 2:30pm - 6:30pm. try's beginning. Read and Beautiful oversized lot ties. Coll now 647-1221 building for rent. Ideal They’re doctors who work long riders,” priests, lawyers and sign up on a waiting list. San Francisco area. Quinn, 59, more, and yet you’re doing so Income potential. After and excellent location location. Ample park­ DECORATIVE 30" x 36" as Hpnd* Chrlo *6095 when they’re in need, they reaOy Stop by and apply Mon­ use them regularly. 643- 0 dip In the lake enloy CorrentI Reol Estate. plate glass m irror, hours at unusual times of the other professionals who are los­ A stay can be as short as one spent four months at the retreat much you’re at the point of 2711. mokes this home a real ing. Good exposure. 84 Chav Camaro *5105 ing their ability to function don’t know how to go to somec^e day and Wednesday, the private yard ot this LY D A LL Woods. Attrac­ dated 1958. Best otter night, often winning the admira­ week or as long as six months, but earlier this year, before return­ exhaustion.” buy In todays market. tive 2 bedroom Cope R.D. Murdock. 643- S4 Honda Aooord *7995 one else,” Boren said. 9:00 am -1:00 pm, Prsa- charming 4 bedroom 2692. 633-6164.0______tion of peers and rarely arousing because of the stress of their the average stay is about 62 days, ing to his job in April. He decided after the retreat to Cope With o tieldstone Alex EIgner. $164,900. unit, 1V^ baths, garage. SB Honda Accord H/B *6996 Most professionals who enipr tlga Office Building, 160 Sentry Real Estate, 643- AIR Conditioner, Carrier concern. Dr. Charles Boren, careers. said Dr. Walter A. Kekich, the Quinn, a former president of make some changes in his life to fireplace and 2 cor Excellent condition 81 Chavy Mont* Carlo *4995 the retreat have failed at tradi­ North Main 8t., Man- Real Estate 4060.O LOOKING FOR good "Sonesta” 9000 BTU, medical director of The Institute Known simply as "The Re­ Institute’s director of the acute, the National Conference of Ca­ include more relaxation. He said garage. $145,500. Flano and va lu e . $140's $200. Used one season. S4 Old* Cutlat* *6005 MANCHESTER. Charm­ Hurryl Blanchard 8i news? Look for the many of Living, a renowned psychiatric treat,” the program, allows up to specialty and ambulatory servi­ tholic Bishops, said he entered he planned to buy a dog, play tional outpatient treatment 3)r chatter. O r call Marilyn Reolty 646-5200. 649-4990. 85 Ply. Horizon *2995 have read about the program apd ing 8 room Colonial Rossetto Realtors,” bargain buys advertised hospital, uses the term “ night 28 professionals at a time to live ces unit. the program because stress, some golf and to end his isolation for an appointment at MANCHESTER. Well In the classified columns 85 Honda Civic *5405 checked themselves in, Kekieh HDME8 kept Colonial In pictu­ located In prestigious We're Selling Houses” rider” to describe a doctor who together, talktoeach other, share ''D u rin g that period, the profes­ exhaustion and depression were by opening his residence to two 527-0639. Redwood Forms. 4 bed­ 646-2482.C today. Coming Soon... S4 Camaro Cp*. *4905 becomes overly devoted to his their common problems and put sionals receive individual coun­ making it difficult for him to other priests. said. : Iran DALE resque neighborhood. First Security Family room could rooms, 2V!t baths, large 88 Oodg* Lancar *7405 eot-ln kitchen and 1st 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 All real estate advartlsad In double for 4th bed­ floor family room with VACATUR KIM’S ’ Services Co. the Manchester Herald Is room. Formal dining LDTD/LAHD S3 Honda CMC 4 dr. *4995 raised hearth. Private RERTALD CORNER SHOP sublect to the Fair Housing room. Enormous back­ deep lot and large deck FDR DALE S3 Bulok Skylark 4 dr. *3405 y Act ot 1968, which mokes It yard. Easy access to Second hand household Illegal to advertise any pref­ for summer enloy- MISQUAMICUT. i'h 66 Honda CWIc 81 *6405 JUibUSlNESS Growing" schools and shopping. ment. Diane Johnson. M ANCHESTER. $105,000. Items, baby clolhss and 82 Chav. Citation *2905 erence, limitation or discrim­ Move In condition I Very nice wooded lot, rooms, cable, heated. baby furniturs. , Looking for mature, ination bated on race, color, $229,500. Sentry Real 88 Buick Somerset 2 dr. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Coll today I $166,500. located at end of cul- Walking distance to *6905 religion, sex or national Estate, 643-4060.O reliable, honest person Realty World, Benoit, beach. Available: July ★ CONSMNMEIIT S3 Mazda RXT *6195 to loin the team. Call origin, or on Intention to de-sac, In area of exec­ Lots/Land for Sale ...... Frechette Associates, 9-16, August 6-20, Au­ AVMUBLE ★ Notices ...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... >4 rH South Bolton Cleaning moke any such preference, utive homes. Ideal for "Ths AbIs PrsfsssIsBsIs” Investment Property ...... 24 limitation or discrimination. 646-7709.O______contemporary or solar gust 27-September. Oessisf Oats: tagssl 1st Lost/Found...... 91 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 "! Service. 647-1545. BOLTON. 8 room custom Families preferred. Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Pets ond Supplies...... 84 The Herald will not know­ orlentd home. Coll Sen­ 24 Adasis St., esaebsstar Personals...... 92 Spcciolis^Pcf If! I Holiday Seasonal...... 71 MANCHESTER. This 3 designed contempor­ Coll 643-0491. Call 6 4 9 - 7 6 0 6 Resort P ro p e rty...... 24 X-RAY Technician, Im- ingly accept any advertise­ Announcements...... 93 Miscellaneous for Sole...... r..87 bedroom Cope Cod has ary Colonial. Spqctous try 643-4060. Mortgages...... 71 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 ment which Is In violation of ...... 94 Tog Sales...... 88 mediate Medical Care tomlly room that opens tor Information. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 Auctions...... Wanted to Buy...... 28 Rooflnp/Sldlne...... Clothing...... 73 the low. full In low facilities In Financial...... OS Services Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... 89 ’ Center has 0 full-time bock of house with a Into 0 tasteful sun Flooring...... Fu rn lfu re ...... 74 opening tor a Regis­ WARTED Child C are...... 51 Electrical...... private entrance. •room, deluxe kitchen, Employment & Education Rentals TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 tered X-ray Techni­ Cleanina Services...... 52 Heallng/Plumblng...... S0UTHERN~ New Eng- Plenty of storage oversized dining room, RnDU DIH EDD TO RERT C K N T ER MOTORS Port Tim* Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for R ent...... 31 cian. Interested Appli­ Lawn C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services.. Mochlnery and Tools ...... 74 Automotive land closslfleld ads space. Lots ot house for elegant open foyer with | £ « | prdperty 441 Main 81., MaoebMtar MORIARTY 11 31 cants call Sheri at Help Wanted...... Aoartihenis for Rent...... Bookkeepino/Income Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... Gardening...... 77 reach nearly 800,000 the moneyl coll today! balcony, stairway. 3 Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 3) Cars for Sale ...... 91 721-7393, Monday- SPACIOUS 4 plus rooms, ItTV Ford Muatang...... *1695 Carpentrv/Remodellne...... 55 Landscaping...... $169,900. Realty World, bedrooms, 2 baths, Cloao, AT. AC. PR. Rtorao Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good things to Eat...... 7S Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 * - Friday 9-4pm. homes In Connecticut FOR Sole Manchester starter home. $124,900. BROTHERS Paintino/Paperine...... 54 Concrete...... Benoit, Frechette As- hardwood and coropet Instruction...... 14 Storc/Offic* Space...... 35 Fuel Oil/Cool/Firewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 and Rhode Island. The Doctor's office. Hil­ Ideal for daycare In IMS Chevaita...... *2395 ‘tMEDICAL Secretary. price tor a basic 25 soclotes, 646-7709.O floors, over 1 acre pro­ liard Professional home situation. Alumi­ 4 Dr.. AT. ISK ml.. RUt m . PS USED CARS Employment Services...... 15 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 34 Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... !,-.94 fessionally landscaped Industrial Property...... 3/ SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 Full time position word ad Is only $55 and JU S T LIstedI Two family Buldlng. 2153 square num siding, nice size 1M4 Ren. Alliance...... *2495 Office/Retoll Equipment...... 81 99 Merkur Soomis *18,495 38 ovollable Immediately will appear In 43 news­ Immaculate 13 room lot. $274,000. U 8. R feet and convenient yard. Newly painted 4 Spd. PS. Stereo, Lo. Ml. Real Estate Garages and Storage...... M ONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Leose...... 94 Realty 643-2692.D 07 Mere. Q. Mirquit *13,BBS Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreqtlonal Equipment...... 83 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 . tor Internal Medicine papers. For more In­ house that must be storage areo. 1st floor. Inside. Owner/Agent. IMS Thttnderbird...... *1995 97 Mere. Topez *6795 Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wonted to Rent...... 40 Call 643*2711 for more Information! Boots ond Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to B u v/Trade...... 98 ' practice. Medical ot- formation coll Classi­ seen. 3 full baths, 6 Move-In condition. Ex­ Coll Janet 646-2198 or AT. PS. AC. Stereo tice experience Is re­ fied, 643-2711 and ask bedrooms. A great EAST Hartford Ranch. cellent parking! In­ Connie 649-7231. IfTt Buick Skyhawk...... *1695 97 Mere. Cougar *11,095 quired. Good figure ap­ tor detalls.o buy! Blanchard 8i Ros- It's o beauty and much quire today at 646-5153. AC. PS. PB. HR. Lo. Ml. 97 Ford Tempo *6995 READ YOUR AD: Clotslfad advartlaaments ore larger than It looks! 1 MEDICAL Secretory. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to titude and knowledge SOUTH Windsor. "It’s o setto Realtors,” We're Full time position 1M7 Ford Oalaxle...... $A VE 97 Lincoln T.C. *16,285 token by telephone as o convenience. The year new Ranch with •aacoBTt..Ti.«a Mi. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the ot Insurance forms a 101” Impressive Con­ Selling Houses" 646- ovollable Immediately 07 Mare. O. Marquia *11,395 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one must. For details call 2482.0 ______country kitchen, 3 bed­ 1M4 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before oubllco- temporary In estab­ for Internal Medicine 07 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 646-4665 between 9am- lished neighborhood of rooms, full basement, Turbo. Loaded wltb Everythlag tlon. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen M UST Sell to settle est­ vinyl siding, thermo- MDRT6A8ED practice. Medical of­ 97 Ford Cr. Vic. *11,695 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. 5pm. five homes. Open floor ate. Family sized 6 fice experience Is re­ itTf Ford Pinto...... *1495 Minimum chorae: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on '=rldov. th8 value of the advertisement will not be plan highlights plenty pone windows. Lo­ AT. M.fN ml . PS, Stereo 97 Mere. Cougir *11,095 room redecorated cated In neighborhood quired. Good figure ap­ corrected bv on additional Insertion. of well lit space. Beau- Cope. Aluminum sid­ IfTi Dataun Pickup...... *1495 07 Mazda RX-r *17,495 of newer homes. FALUND BEHIND77 titude and knowledge 4 Spd.. Cap, Citra Clean tlfully landscaped ing, new appliances of Insurance forms a 90 Toyota Camry *9495 SALES - $149,900. Anne Miller IM4 Ford Pickup...... *4995 yard. Won't last lone I and more. $130's. Blan­ STOP FORECLOSUREII must. For details coll 90 Mazda 929 Turbo *9895 Real Estate, 647-8000.O If you sre falling behind on F-1D4 Cap. n . m Ml. PART TIME PART TIME LIGHTING $2M,000. Flano Realty chard 8, Rossetto Real­ 646-4665 between 9om- 90 Mare. Lynx *3995 Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED D r. Crane*# Answers 646- 5200.______tors," We’re Selling your mortgage payments... 5pm.______HELP WANTED Our "Studio of Lite" In Houses" 646-2482.0 M ANCHESTER. 3 bed- OR...If your home Is in fore­ FLYNN 649-4304 09 Dodg* Lancar *7995 M ANCHESTER. Immac­ rooms, brick and stone Open M*F a-t / Set. f*f As a condition precedent to Enfield is seeking s closure. WE CAN HELPI MANCHESTER. End unit 90 Mare. Marquis *5995 SALES Consultant. showroom supervisor ulate 7 room, 3 bed­ BRAND New Listing 1 De­ front (aorrlson Colon­ In quiet complex. Ideal Many eara carry UmRed guaraatee. the placement at any adver­ KEN N EL Help wanted. PART Time Individual Quiz on page 8 j room Cape In family lightful older Colonial No payment program avail­ 90 Mare. Marquis *5995 tising In the Manchester He­ HDUSEKEEPING Super- Young growing com­ for our rstsH lighting ial. Eat-In kitchen, din­ for privacy, security Weekends and holi­ needed to perform our vlsor. Meadows pany has a great career neighborhood. Open built In 1879 by the ing room, flreploced able for up to 2 yaara. Bad 99 Mare. Lynx *3995 rald, Advertiser hereby store. This Is sn excel­ credit Is not a problemllAsk and physical fitness agrees to protect. Indemnify days. Friday 2pm-6pm, customer service Manor, a long term opportunity for a per­ 1. Dodo ' and spacious floor Cheney’s! Excellent living room, V/i boths, butt. Sentry 643-4060. LIPM AN #1 99 Mare. Marquis *5995 Saturday 9am-12pm, D ELIVERY Person and lent growth end msn- plan, vinyl sided. condition Inside and how LOW payments can and hold harmless the Man­ follow-up surveys. health care facility. Is son who:-has a sincere Cashler/Clerk for mod­ 2. Specific gravity * hardwood floors, 1 car VOLKSWAGEN 00 Mare. Marquis *5895 chester Herald, Its officers Sunday-2 hours. Glas­ Welcome new resi­ currently seeking a sgement opportunity Newer root. Insulation out, 3 bedrooms, sun- help you SAVE YOUR SPACIOUS 4 plus rooms, desire to contribute to ern pharmacy. Full or 3. Money ^ garage, covered potlo. starter home. $124,900. 93 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 ond employees against ony tonbury Veterlnory dents to greater Hart­ Housekeeping Supervi­ a growing for someone with an and turnance. Very pri­ room, country style Immaculate condition. HOME TODAYI 6S Suzuki Samurl Conv. part time. Flexible 4. Nitrogen “ Ideal for daycare In 5100 ml...... issoe 85 Ford LTD *8995 and all liability, loss or Hospital. 633-3588. ford with gifts of good sor for It's 1st shift. orgonlzatlon,-resldes outgoing personality, vate and nicely lands­ kitchen, 1st floor Must be seen. $184,900. expense. Including ottor- hours. Not the usual 5. Heehaw * Swiss CoBsarvativs Group home situation. Alumi­ 87 YueoZdr., ISK ...... *2896 85 Olds Wagon *8995 SEC R E TA R Y -C a p a b le will. Own cor Is neces­ Experience In Institu­ east ot the rlver,-some who enjoys people and caped lot. $164,900. laundry, great Owner 649-1093. nevs' fees, arising from sary. Compensotlon retail store. Profes­ 6. (a) Doe: Stag: Ewe: RAM Strano Real Estate, molntenonce-free at (203) 454-1336 or num siding, nice size 86 VW QoHDI***l...... *6295 95 Chav. Spactrum *4295 claims of unfair trade practi­ typist to work In office tional housekeeping sales experlence,-ls fa­ sional atmosphere. selling. Previous sales $20 per contact. Apply required as well as shion conscious and (b) Neck: Collar: Piston: RING '• 647- 7653.0 vinyl siding on house (203) 454-4404 yard. Newly pointed 86 VW Solroceo. A T. AC, 94 Mare. Cougar *5495 ces, Infringement ot trade­ located In Manchester Top pay. Apply at once experience, preferably Inside. Owner/Agent. AM/FM Caaa.. PMIr...... <9706 marks, trade names or pat­ on Friday 4-7pm and In person: Hartford ability to perform orlentoted. Would you to Ann or Pharmacist. ( c ) Red; Blue: Strawberry: j and 2 cor garage. Coll 94 Mare. Cougar *6495 Despatch Moving and In lighting, Is required. COVENTRY. Affordable to see today! $141,900. COHDOMIHIUMD Call Jonet 646-2198 or S6 CuSaat Clarra brn...... *6306 ents, violation of rights of Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ physical duties. Excel­ llke;-and excellent ca- Liggett Parkade Phar­ HUCKLEBERRY 3 Connie 649-7231. 04 Marc. Q. Marquia *7995 privacy and Infringement of Storage, Personal lent benefits available. Position includes Satur­ new construction. This Jackson 8. Jackson FDR DALE 85 Jaap Plonaar day 11-6pm. 3 weekends reer position,- macy, Manchester . (d) Peach: Nectarine; Pear: QUINCE ; 2 Dr, 4*4 ...... *7995 94 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 copyright and proprietary per month. Call 528- Manager, 225 Prospect Please contact: Steve opportunity tor days, overtime and 1800 square foot Con­ Real Estate, 647-8400.O SATURDAY June 25, rights, unfair competition Porkode. (e) Fur: Feather: Sable: EMU « Rontals 9am-3pm, 102 Oxford 93 Jaap Wagonaar, 94 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 1300 for appointment. Street, East Hartford Kegler at Meadows advancement,- some evenings. Compe­ temporary will otter 3 JU S T, What the doctor M A LLA R D View. DIs- Loadad...... *9095 and libel and slander, which 06108 or call 528-9551. Manor 647-9191. EDE. opportunity to make bedrooms, 2 baths, o tlnctlve 7 room ott- Street, Manchester. 94 Mare. Cougar *6495 m ay result from the publica­ B A B YSITTER Wanted to titive wages and bene­ ordered! Need 1 floor 82 VW Rabbit Dl***l...... *2595 EOE.______and unlimited Income,- fits. Call our personnel fireplace and deck In living? This beautiful ached new Town- Sporting, sewing Items 04 dd* Dalla •6995 tion of any advertlsment In babvsltmy2bovslnmv . W AREHDUSE. Start at SUPERVISORS ond miscelloneous. 02 Buick Skylark...... *2995 the Manchester Herald by PART Time. Service our S8.30 per hour. 9:30- competitlve starting department for an ap­ private country set­ Ranch home has lust houses. 3 bedrooms, ROOMD 83 Mare. Cougar •5995 Manchester home. Call Pro4iKtk>R/ HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED : ting. minutes to 1-384. 1'/} baths, den, full 05 Camaro IR O C -Z ...... *10.405 advertiser. Including adver­ 645-6108.______customers by phone In 6pm shift with over­ salary,-health and pointment. been repriced at FORREHT TAG Sale. Saturdoy, tisements In any free distri­ m edical b e n e fits ,- Warihoma i $197,000. Flano Realty $190,000. Immaculate basement, appliances, June 25, 10am-2pm. 61 Marcadat 380SL, AT, 301-305 CENTER ST. your spare time. Earn time. Good benefits. DISHWASHER. Evm- bution publications pub­ PART Time for busy up to S5-$10 hourly. Hands-on training. vacation tlme,- Th* Coca-Cola Bottling Electrical 646-5200. condition Inside and carpet, fireplace and ROOM for non-smoking Great assortment of Sllvar, 45K...... *29,595 MANCHESTER lished bv the Manchester physician office. 5 day company discount. Company of New Yoik, Inc. Ings. For hard worklpg out. 2 bedrooms, spa­ garage. $150's. No gentleman. Air condi­ Interesting Items. 38 77 Camaro, V8. A T ...... *2495 Herald. Penny Sleftert, 643-7613,871-0788 or 528- Pleasant atmosphere. ho* opening* for Production person, career oppor­ Wholesalers, Inc. week. Permonent posi­ 0358.______Apply In person Cal I for I nter view 1 -484- cious living room with monthly association tioning. Kitchen pri­ Lawton Rood, 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 Publisher. tion with a unique op­ 0489.______and Warahoua* Suparvlaora AUTOMOTIVE Parts tunities are oosslbl^. fees. Blanchard 8, Ros­ 24 Tellaud Turk, Rts. S3 PART Time Individual M o n d a y -F rld o y , 9- In our Boat Hartford plant. Counter Person to 522*3232 ext 42o fireplace, formal din­ vileges.Parking. Manchester. portunity for extra In- ThI* 1* a thra* ahllt operation We will train. Call Co­ HELPWAHTED ing room, country style setto Realtors," We're W asher-D ryer. 643- VsruM. CT e a4»-263S come. Call 646-1157. needed to perform our 3pm. Aero All-Gas EVENING J a n i t o r work Ip a rapidly ex­ vey's, 643-2751 BOOKKEEPING; The LOST Company, 3150 Main needed at once. Apply with opening* on our aacond kitchen with applian­ Selling Houses" 646- 5600. s'Town ot Coventry customer service and third ahlfti. panding Ford dealer­ 2482.D AND FOUND KITCHEN Prep- follow-up surveys. street, Hartford, CT. to Manager: Parkade ship. Ford experience F U L L Tim e Boker'^s ces, full basement, 1 seeks qualltled appli­ Dlshwasher. Part time, Welcome new resi­ 278-9910. Bowling Lanes. No ex­ PRODUCTION necessary. Excellent Helper. No experlent^ car garage.' Lovely cants for Assistant FOUND June 17, East tlexible hours. Golf dents to greater Hart­ DRIVERS. Start at S9.30 perience necessary. SUPERVISORS: pay and benefits. For necessary. Pleose tele- ENTRY LEVEL POSITION grounds situated on APARTMERTD Bookkeeper: $7.19- Manchester, young privileges available. phone 646-3354. * TOWNHOUSE C L Y ford with gifts of good per hour. 7;30-4pm shift Good starting pay and Raapontibl* for moating Interview call: Super­ Lakewood Circle FOR RERT $8.89, July 1, 1988, 37 ferret. Please tele­ Apply: Manchester will. Own car Is neces­ with overtime. Good benefits. If you like production and quality atan- ior Ford In Columbia. L e a rn a skill with KLOCK, a growing North. Jackson 8, Jack- hour week with gener­ phone 643-4495. Country Club. 646-0103. CLERICAL Assistance CONDOMINIUM sary. Compensation benefits. Class II only. working alo.ne with no darda ** wall aa auparvMng 228-9431 or 646-0563. for busy soles office. aerospace heat treat and metallurgical son Real Estate, 647- M ANCHESTER. 454 Main ous benefits package. MANICURIST. 3 days a supervision, this Is the lln* partonnal. OualHIad can­ 8400.0 Responsible for com­ Sells Quality Pre-Owned $20 per contact. Apply Will train. High school didal* will b* a aharp **H- COM MERCIAL Checking Diversified office du­ processing facility. Throe bedrooms, 2 V2 Street. 2nd floor, 3 week In a small, In person: Hartford graduate. Apply In per­ lob tor you.______ttartar with auparvlaory *x- ties and heavy p h o ^ SDUTH Windsor. Price baths with nearly room heated. Nd ap­ puterized payroll and friendly salon. Will Account Clerk to ser­ Full time positions on 3 shifts. No ex­ poyables entry. Job Employment Despatch Moving and son Monday-Prldav, 9- RECEPTIONIST- parlanc* In a taat-paoad ma­ vice our business ac­ contact. Pleose con­ has been reduced on 2000 sq. ft. of living pliances. Security. $480 train. 649-7897 or 649- Stordge, Personnel 3pm. Aero All-Gas Secretary. Duties In­ nufacturing anvlronmant. tact: Alda Morin bt perience necessary. Will train applicants this lovely 3 bedroom per month. 646-2426 descriptions and appli­ 8 5 6 8 . ______count customers. We space In this cations available In the USED CARS Manager, 225 Prospect Company, 3150 Main clude; phone, typing, WAREHOUSE also need an Assistant Hydro-Dyne. 633-8385) Interested In learning a skill with growth home on aulet cul-de- weekdays 9om-5pm. PART Time permanent Street, East Hartford Street, Hartford, CT. billing. Good typing sac In convenient loca­ oversized unit. Town Manager's Of­ SUPERVISORS: Returns Clerk to work opportunity. We promote from within. Extras Include ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ fice, 1712 Main Street, PART TIME position Manchester. 06108, or call 528-9551. 278-9910. and adding machine Raapontibl* for coordinat­ In our returns area. tion. Large L-shoped room, Elm Street, In­ Assistant to Superin­ EOE. skills a must. Call 646- ing th* movamant of mat*- taacliers, Conveniently located East ot the'iMver, family room, chorm- fireplace, Coventry; telephone HELP WANTED WELDER Fabricator. Apply at; Savings cludes heat and hot 742-6324. Deadline for tendent of apartment 1418.______rlwt to and from th* plant. KLOCK otters o competitive benefit pack­ Ing country kitchen, air conditioning, Must be able to tig weld Quallflad candidal* will have Bank of Manchester, 56 water, stove and re­ applications Is July 11, RECEPTION IST & As- building. Duties In­ and read blueprints. M EDICAL Dtfice Man­ Cottage Street or coll Students, oversized deck, gener­ washer-dryer, roar tom* axparlanc* In waia- age Including employee paid group health ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ frigerator, modern kit­ 1988 EOE. M/F slstant In Manchester clude: light mainte­ Excellent benefits, call ager. Responsibilities hout* managamant. Good 646-1700 ext 226 for ap­ deck with view, plus chen ond both. 1 month nance and painting. Include: Dictation, bil­ Housewives * and life Insurance and more. Apply In per­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, doctor's office. Depen­ I HELP WANTED 643-6834. communication and tuparvl- pointment. EOE. a third full bath In security. $495 per dable, pleasont person­ 247-5030.______ling, appointments and tory tklllt era raquirad. son, Monday-Frldoy, 8om to 5pm. 647-8895.0______SH EET Metal Mechanic D EN TA L Office Asslst- LOOKING for people3 partially finished month. Also, Rock­ TO SELECT FROM ality a must. Afternoon PART Tim e days and LABORERS to work In a able to set up and knowledge of Insu­ A* an Induity laadar, a of­ to deliver SNET tele-r NDRTH Coventry- ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ hours 1pm to 5:30pm. commercial roofing rance forms. 649-0233. fer a compatltlv* wag* and ant. Knowledge of Special Ranch In coun­ walkout basement. tage Street, 1 bedroom, FURRITURE evenings. Must be reli­ operate shears, banafit program In addition basic business office phone directories STARTING FROM M500! Flexible eyenings. Per­ able. Call Lowton environment In Man­ CUSTDDIAN. Good op­ KLOCK try setting, newly modern both, stove, punches and brakes. to opportunity for growth. skills. We will train. throughout C T to area^ Available at manent part time posi­ CItco. Call 643-5575. chester area. Starting Good opportunity and portunity for person Platt* apply lo; 1366 Tolland Tpke. • Manchester oppllonced tile kit­ carpet. 1 month secur­ CHERRY Hitchcock din­ $8.50 per hour. Call Full time or part time. businesses during^ chen, tile both, great FOREST RIDGE ing room table and See us first, see us last, tion. Great working benefits. Call 643-6834. with custodial expe­ 649-9287.______ity. $415 per month. conditions. Call 646- LINC Corporation at rience. Stripping, wax­ Tha doca-Gola July. Must hsve owo^; fenced In yard. A 60-unlt C oll 872-8095 The table pad. Like new. PART Time, mornings, C L E R IC A L . Tire d ot $142,900. Century 21 Ep­ $150. Telephone 647- But see us, 5153 leove messoge. general office worker 649-8000.______ing, butting floors and Bottling (^ p a n y FULL Time Landscap­ MERCIMNINSE PROCESSORS condominium Garnet Company. looking at the same ing. Will train reliable vehicle. Full or part? stein Realty, 647-8895.0 8756. for Manchester reel DRIVER-Coventry oreo. scenery or need a cool performing other cus­ HOMEMAKERS, STUDENTS, RETIREES, community located MANCHESTER. Large you’ll be glad you didl todial functions. Excel­ of New York, Inc. person. Good pay. Coll time. For Information-' SDUTH Windsor-well V’VAinakXSrexikiSsxi estate office. Sometyp- Manchester Herald place to work this PROFESSNWALS on 24 beautifully clean, 5 rooms, new Route. Short hours, lent starting rate and 451 Main Straat Mike 643-7362. call 1-800-922-000B* kept home. 3 bed­ kitchen, modern both, Ing and bookkeeping summer? Come out of The G-Fox distribution center In South Windsor landscaped acres, experience helpful. 646- good pay. Call 742-8867, the heat and work for complete fully paid be­ East Hartford, CT from 8am-4pm or 487-- rooms, 1 'h baths, both parking. Security. $650 nefits. For details call Is now accepting applications for merchandise first floor family room complete with pool, M8rchandl88 n V n e "iBj.v-i . j. 872'9111 4655. 5pm to 9pm.o______the Aero All-Gas Com­ 06108 2219 from 4pm-8pm. I processors who will verify orders, ticket & hang plus utilities. 646^57. Looking to expand our Manchester Manor at fqual Oppoftunlty tmptoyar and rec room. Situated tL T U C buick, INC. HOUSEKEEPER. Light WAITRESSES. Full and pany of Hartford, who merchandise & ensure that shipments to our' tennis court and MANCHESTER. Effi­ night crew. Need part time. Must be over have full and part time 646-0129.______on private lot with carport parking. ciency apartment tor housekeeping in el­ stores are correct. many fruit trees. TV/DTERED/ applicants to stock derly housing In Glas­ 18. Apply In person. positions available. Apply In person Mon-FrI 9 AM-4.-30 PM. We offer rent. Singles preferred. shelves on the night Luigi's Restaurant, 706 $164,900. Century 21 Ep­ Priced at *179.000 Call mornings 649-5701. I ap plia r c ed tonbury. 25 hours per Highly competitive a competitive starting rate. A generous Incentive stein Realty, 647-8895.0 shift. Hours 9:30 pm to week. $7 per hour. Call Hartford Rood, Man­ wages. Training pro- SALES Clerks and Cashi­ bonus program that enables you to earn addi­ Principles Only Call THREE rooms, portly CO^^TelevIsIorTcoI^ 7am. Competitive Betty 659-0809. chester. 649-5325. groms, growth poten­ tional money and the best employee discount MANCHESTER. Three furnished. Heat. Work­ tial. Pleasant work en­ ers, toll or part time bedrooms, completely Owner at 646-B132 21” console. Negotia­ salary and benelts for wanted at once at mod­ program In the area. ing single mole pre­ vironment. Good math tiled kitchen, pleas­ ferred. No pets. Lease. ble. Please telephone mature, responsible a plus, high school ern health shop In large Flexible schedules available Immediately or you ingly d e c o r a t e d 649-8635. shopping center. Only can apply now for fall start date. ON The Moneyl This 649-2880.______person. DRIVER diploma o must. 278- through-out, finished super 6 plus room GE WASHER and Dryer. 9910. responsible, dependa­ Schedules available are; rec room, deep private Condo Townhouse at TH E Olcott Is now man­ $150 for both. Hotpot, Interested applicants Coventry area HAVE A PHONE? ble persons need apply. 7:15 AM — 3:45 PM yard. $165,900. Century aged bv Beacon Man­ SALES. Fire Extin­ Pleasant working con­ Northfleld Green Is agement Corporation. stove and refrigerator apply to: Manchester guisher Technician for 7:15 AM — 12:00 noon 21 Epstein Realty, 647- priced lust perfect! 3 $100 both. KItchenalde WANT TO WORK ditions, flexible hours, -JI g s a l e 8:00 AM ^ 3:45 PM 8895.0 ______bedrooms, 2 full and 2 We ore now accepting dishwasher with sales and service. Base good salary and benef­ time applications for our 1 Personnel DepL Herald route. pay plus commission. 8:00 AM — 12:00 noon TW D for the price of holt baths, 1400 square butcher block tap, por FROM HOME? its. Apply at once to; 9:00 AM — 2:00 PM feet plus rec room with and 2 bedroom units. 239 Spencer St. Will train enthusiastic Manager or Assistant onel! Looking for a Fully oppllanced kit­ table $100. 646-1908. Short Hours — straight Commlaalona Individual. Phone Mr. 4:00 PM — 9:30 PM way to own o beautiful bar. Includes kitchen Manchester Manager, Parkade appliances, extra Insu­ chen, wall-to-wall car­ Great Pay! — Income UnllmItedI Borders at All-Gas and Health Shoppe, Man­ .— a g a in 5:30 PM — 9:30 PM piece of property In peting, private parking Call me for an appoint­ Equipment. 278-9910. South Windsor? lation, very low heat­ DPORTIRD chester Parkade, 404 Am Iv at G. FOX MSTRIBUnON CENTER ing costs, central olr, and swimming pool. Call 647-9946 ment between 3:30- Charming Colonial 3 We are near schools MICHAEL'S Jewelers West Middle Turnpike. 361 6ovaniors Highway, Se. WlgSor, CT bedroom Farmhouse carport, enloy swim­ CASH REBATE ON ALL Ask for 5pm Onlyl Aak for has a full time service- and shopping moll. >Tis the season no on over 2 acres of ming and tennis tool MISTRAL Windsurfer, PRODUCTION sales position open. Re­ Immediate occupancy. Conveniently located 5 Gerlinde tail exposure a plus. DRIVERS aU the leftover stuff yo beautiful land In South minutes from 1-84 and $750. 6 foot soil with PRE-OWNED CARS & TRUCKS Dennis Santoro Windsor. All this plus a An excellent voluel battens, 12 foot board LINE Great benefits pack­ PRIVATE PARTY $137,900. Jackson 8, 15 minutes to down­ age. Apply In person — PACKAGE Duplex to help you pay town Hartford. No pets with adlustable mast- IN STOCK 643-2711 longer neea-- the mortgage. Perfect Jackson Real Estate, allowed. Residents pay track, foot straps and Use it as your down payment or PERSONNEL PAirr-TiMe/WAiitHOuse Tuesdav-Saturday, VAN — Merchandise Ads for tfhe In-law situa­ 647-8400.O 10om-5Dm. EOE. own utilities. For more skta. Call 774-4845 be­ put cash In your pocket — NaaSy, BPS dmlopBd Ha n«w tion. Coll today tor M AN CH ESTER . South- tween 5pm-10pm or 646- COLLEGE BmaM pwokBQB d«Nv^ m M ob — Information please call details. $219,900. Cen­ field Green. Beautiful, 643-0612 or 643-6432. 0271.______WINlag «r« alBo dBYBlopBd • grtl oppof- tury 21 Epstein Realty, ★ IMPORTS ★ STUDENTS tunNy for you. Immaculate Town- DP Fitness system. Wall •RSUaAflU QL BW. AC. Pt. pw. n. AAM a Place your receive 647-8895.0 house Condo. 2 bed­ GLASTONBURY Hale •R SUBARU OL tW. 4 WO. PS. R., AM/FM Thar* you— and th* Coca- Tara jraar sgara Nina fswiwSttf MEAT HorfB wtitTB tvoMaWt to you M Farms, Vh room, one mount. All accessories •• BUBAflU MATCMBACK...... m m Cola Bottling Company of an ownar/opontor of an RP8 Herald and you „ ^ M ANCHESTER. Special rooms, Vh baths, sky­ Included. $175. Coll 647- m VW QOLF. AC. AM/FM. AUOY WHgEU lata tamaa $$$l paofcapa van; light, oak cabinets In bedroom condo- R7 HYUNDAI EXCtL 4 OH. SUNNOOF, AM/FM CASS. New York. Inc. Ifyou’raanax- MANAGER Ranch. Exceptionally ranch.Fully Ap- 8905. parlancad Production Roadway Paohagt Syawm. Mw • Paftlolpatkm In tho daNvary bu< P E R well Insulated and oppllonced kitchen. pllanced' kitchen, Worker, ready to join our In- (aalaM growkig amall paokaga da- Full and part time alnaaa craatad by an InnovaUva. maintenance free exte­ Large unit overlooking ★ DOMESTICS ir duitry leading team, wa'r* Wanted for large •maN paoKapa anlpplnig ayatam 4 days for the price o pools, tennis courts. •2 FOBO MUSTANG...... •tRSS Dvary oompany In Mm USA. haa Itn- that bM uaad atata-of-tna-art D A Y ' pool and tennis court. willing — and abl* — to offer employees to work In rior. 5 room Ranch. 3 $650, Includes heat and M PONTIAC SUNWM), AM/FM. AC. 4 DK madlata opaMnea for pan-Mnw vo lu m e lachnolopy lo anpand Into a 32> * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days bedrooms, Vh baths, "Possible” rent with RIUDKAL tS SUtCK SKYHAWK WO.. CBUISe. AC. SUNBOOF you Th* real thing" In larma paokaga Iwndlara at our SouMi Automotive Service supermarket. atala aarAoa In |uat Ihraa yaara. hot woter. 649-4003 of a friendly anvlronmant, MAndaor larmlnal. Department. • Tba aoulpmam and flnanoing * Additional Lines 50od pay and axcallant bana- Experienced In all Call today and get ^ MANCHESTER 4 room, 2 ★ TRUCKS ★ • Houra: 1-* AM or 4 :jg «a 0 PM raaouroaa of an apgraaalva tub* ploced living room, 1 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Need appileanta with phases of meat aldlary of Woodi^y Barvloaa. * Classifications 71 thru 87 era garage. Lovely ho- 1591.0 ______bedroom apartment, 120 Boss Accordion. Ex­ •7 SUZUKI SAMUfU...... lAVS (Mon.-Pr1.| experience In basic re- Inc., on# of N«a oountry'a ma|or stave, refrigerator. No •7 CHtVV 4 WD PICKUP. BLUB MBTAUIC Worklng vrith high-apaad • •7.BO-r*.00 por hour business, buying, tranaportadon antarprtaaa. complimentary tag s * Merchandise Under »250 meln o desired area. cellent condition. With S7 CHIW C-10 PICKUP. VS STIPSIOt MANCHESTER. Super m FOND F-1S0 PICKUP. AM/FM. S CVL. machlnary, prafarrad candl- a TuHkxi aaalalanoa program. palra as well as • ThaUndoflnoomattMttmatohaa $158,900. D.W. Fish pets. References,' se­ case. $300. Pleose tele­ dawa will have aom* produc­ merchandising, * Ad must contain price! for sinolesi CHFA and m OOOOB CABAVAN, • PASS.. MS/TU If you are looking tar moro Mian Mechanics Helpers. our ambWon and raflaeta how Reolty, 643-1591.0 FHA approved tool curity. $450 plus utili­ phone ,646-2857. tion or manufactulmg backg­ advertising and BIgh you can oMmb whan you You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds ties. 649-4003. round. Plaaa* apply In paraon |ualaaummar|oP.|olna oompany Need your own tools. pul youraalf in oharpa. MANCHESTER. Excep­ Condo with each hav­ Over 2 8 Othor U$0d Cars 6 Truoka In Slock lor on Mm mova. Pamataa. nUnorNlaa pricing. Arronge or In writing to: Many company bene­ • Aooaaa to proup haalth and Nfa due to this low price... tional Duplex. Truly o ing It's own full both! PETDAND Immadlala Dallvary. and ratarana walooma. H you ara for personal inauranoa. Intaraalad. oontaol; fits. special Duplex. 1 unit Sliders to balcony, The Coca-Cola Interview, Call Mr. If you’ra a dallvary drtvar, oourlar |(»RD0MIRIUMD DUPPUED inw cr. Apply in person dally or hava amall paotiapa ptohup and Includes 2 baths, 11x32' pool, excercise room, ROADWAY PACKAGE Levinson at dallvary aRpartanoa, oontaol ua for den/llbrory. 3 bed­ sauna, security sys­ I FOR RERT Bottling Co., to: Information: BASIC Dog Training obe­ .UBURBAN 14 HARTFORD TPKE. SYSTEM, INC. 267-6615. CALL CLASSIFIED rooms each. Home lus- tem! Complex Is set dience classes starting VERNON. CT of New York, Inc. 710 N. 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