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B2 THE PANTAGRAPH, Wednesday. July 16, 1986 GOLF From B1 ond shot at the 17th three feet away for a birdie to draw even. The Hundmans, who fired a 60 during qualifying, had seven birdies for a 63 yesterday. They had one foot pointed toward the No. 1 tee and sudden death as Thompson and Concklin were lining up an 8-foot birdie attempt at the 18th.

Thompson left his short and Concklin, who prolonged the match with a 6-foot birdie putt at No. 17, stayed left of the hole. "I was ready for it," said Dave Hundman of a playoff. "I thought they would make it." Concklin thought the turning point was Nos. 13 and 14.

The Hundmans birdied both to go 2-up. "They were too long for us," said Concklin. "The pins were up front and they were hitting an iron (second shot) to the 13th green (a par-5)." Warmbir and Cherry, Highland Park regulars, used their knowledge of the course to full advantage. Warmbir knocked in birdie putts of 12 feet at the 8th and a pair of 35-footers at Nos. 10 and 11 to take a 3-up advantage.

They struggled from Nos. 12-16, but lost only one hole. Warmbir put on the finishing touches with a 10-foot birdie at the 17th to end 6-under. "I can read them," said Warmbir of the greens. Most teams ALL-STARS From B1 said.

"The toughest thing is throwing over Dave Parker. He didn't want to slide, and I didn't want to hit him." Clemens, working in his first All-Star Game on just three days' rest, was untouchable, throwing 21 strikes in 25 pitches. While he struck out only two, he retired nine straight, the first pitcher since 1980 to throw three perfect innings. "I felt sluggish all day yesterday," said Clemens, who is from the Houston area. 'Today, coming out to the 'Dome, I got all the adrenalin flowing.

Coming home and pitching like this in the All-Star Game with my family here is like a dream come true." the Astros' Mike Scott for his home run. The ball just barely cleared the wall in left-center. Wade Boggs of Boston hit what would have been a home run at Fenway Park with a runner on the first inning, and in the second Whitaker tagged Gooden for real. With Rickey Henderson of the New York Yankees on second and one out in the first inning, Boggs hit a high fly ball deep into the left-field corner. Tony Gwynn of San Diego caught the ball for an out, more than 320 feet from home plate.

There were two out in the second when Winfield doubled to the wall in right field. The ball hit the wall on a sort hop, and Winfield cruised into second easily with the first extra-base hit off Gooden. After Clemens, Ted. Higuera of Milwaukee worked three one-hit innings, followed by Hough, in his first All-Star game at age 38, and Righetti, who finished the eighth but couldn't make it through the ninth. Gooden gave up a hit to the first batter he faced, Kirby Puckett of Minnesota, but got out of that inning.

Then, with two out in the second inning, Dave Winfield of New York doubled and Whitaker followed with the towering home run to right field. "That's been the problem all year," Gooden said. "One mistake pitch and I get hurt I hope I can work on eliminating that in the second half of the season." White, pinch-hitting for Whitaker with two out in the sev-. enth, hit a two-strike pitch from Warmbir likes to step up first because "when I pick up the right line, I'm ready to putt." Joe Arbuckle said younger brother Jeff is making all the putts for their team. Jeff Arbuckle said he's using a new putter, which he received as a gift from a friend, for the first time.

"I have a good feel with it and it feels good in my hands," said Jeff Arbuckle. "The kid's knocking them in from everywhere," said brother Joe. Jeff Arbuckle hit an 8-iron within 11 feet at the 135-yard 12th and drilled the putt for a 2-up advantage that went to 3-up the next hole. The Arbuckles were 7-under for 15 holes. 200 pounds Ramdan Siblev, Soviet Union, stopped Ike Padilla, United States, 1:57, 1st.

Vladimir Balal outpointed Michael Bent, United States, 4-1. GYMNASTICS Men ktdrvtduai Events Floor exercises 1, Yuri Korolyov, Soviet Union, 19.70 points. 2 (lie), Valentin Mogllny, Soviet Union, and LI Chungang, China, 19.45. Pommel horse 1, Valentin Mogllny, Soviet Union, 19.60. 2, Yuri Korolyov, Soviet Union, 19.70.

3, Marian Rlsan, Romania, 19.50. Rings-1, Valentin Mogllny, Soviet Union, and Yuri Korolyov, Soviet Union, 19.45 points. 3, Sven Tlppelt, East Germany, 19.35. Vautt-1, Valery Lvukln, Soviet Union, 19.425 points. 2, Marian Stolcan, Romania, 19.300.

3, Fan Ming, China, and Silvio Kroll, East Germany, 19.275. Parallel bars-1, Valentin Nogllny, Soviet Union, 19.45 points. 2, Le Chen Hoi, North Korea, 19.40. 3, Sven Tippelt, East Germany, 19.55. Hlghbar-1, Jurll Korolev, Soviet Union, 19.80 points.

2, Chunsheng Wang, China, and Zsolt Borkal, Hungary, 19.45. TEAM HANDBALL Iceland 22, Poland 21 Soviet Union 23, United States 19 Russian Federation 23, Czechoslovakia Women West Germany 17, Denmark 14 Hungary 21, United States 12 Soviet Union 40, Japan IB TENNIS Men Singles Semifinals Andrei Chesnokov, Soviet Union, Brad Pearce, Provo, Utah, 4-1, 7-5. Marian Vaida. Czechoslovakia, def. Alexander Zverev, Soviet Union, 4-4, 7-5, 4-2.

Doubles diet, 8 wins) Quarterfinals Jay Berger, Plantation. and Kel- Iv Jones, Mallbu. def. Vladimir Gabrichldze and Alexander Volkov, Soviet Union, 8-2. Luke Jensen.

Ludlnoton, and Brad Pearce, Provo, Utah, def. Diaz Gomez and Gustavo Merbiliha, Argentina, 8-5. Women Singles Semifinals Caroline Kuhlman, Lakeside Park, def. Larlsa Savchenko, Soviet Union, 4-2, 3-4, 4-4. Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texas, def.

Svetlana Parkhomenko, Soviet Union, 4-1, 4-1. Friday 5 p.m. Shot put (men), discus (women). 4:45 p.m. Triple lump (men), ham-mar throw (men, at Memorial Stadium) 4:50 p.m.

110 hurdles (men) 4:55 p.m. 110 hurdles (women) 7:10 p.m. 400 (men) 7:15 p.m. 400 (women) 7:20 p.m. 400 hurdles (men) 7:25 p.m.

400 hurdles (women) 7:30 p.m. 5,000 (men) 7:50 p.m. 5,000 (women) Saturday 5 p.m. Long lump (men), high lump (women), pole vault (men) 4:10 p.m. 4X100 relay (men) 4:15 p.m.

4X100 relay (women) 4:40 p.m. 1,500 (men) 4:45 p.m. Long lump (women), high iump (men) 4:50 p.m. 1,500 (women) 7:10 p.m. 100 (men) 7:15 p.m.

100 (women) 7:20 p.m. 3,000 steeplechase (men, at Parkland College) 7:55 p.m. 4X400 relay (men) 8:05 p.m. 4X400 relay (women) Basketball Men's open At Assembly Hal Thursday I p.m. Blue Gray vs.

Pioneer Friday 9 a.m. Blue Gray vs. West Central 4 P.m. Blue Gray vs. North Shor Saturday 9 a.m.

Third-place game 8 p.m. Championship game Women's even At Parkland College Thursday II a.m. Blue Gray vs. Pioneer 8 p.m. Blue Grav vs.

West Central Friday 1 p.m. Blue Gray vs. Southern Saturday 9 a.m. Third-place game 4 p.m. Championship gam (At Assembly Hall) -Men's scholastic At Centennial High School Thursday 3 p.m.

Blue Gray vs. Pioneer Friday 9 a.m. Blue Gray vs. West Central 8 p.m. Blue Grav vs.

Southern Saturday 9 a.m. Third-place gam I p.m. Championship gam (At Assembly Hall) Women's scholastic At Champaign Central High School Thursday 9 a.m. Blue Grav vs. Pioneer 8 p.m.

Blue Grav vs. Blackhawk Friday 3 p.m. Blue Gray vs. West Central Saturday 9 a.m. Third-place game II a.m.

Championship game (At Assembly Hall) 9 -1 0 1 1 1 Schulz (FS), 25 oreaststroke, :20.93; 25 backstroke, 19.04. 11-12 Will Gudeman (FS). 25 free- style, :31.33; 25 backstroke, :40.89. 13-14-Scotl Welkar (FS 50 butterfly. 33.93; 25 backstroke, :35.05.

Eric Johnson (FS), 50 breaststrok. :38 41; 100 individual medlev, 1:20.45. 17 and over Joe Novotny (1-5), too butterfly, 200 individual medlev. 2:20.10. AT CRESTWICKE NORMAL PARKS 243, CRESTWICKE 17S TRIPLE WINNERS GIRLS I and under Marlssa Horenkamp (C), 25-vard breaststroke, :20.77 25 butterfly, 18 43; too individual medlev, 1:32 m.

9-10-Llndv Mercer (NP), 25 freestyle, 14.45; 25 breaststroke, 18.75; 100 Indi vidual medlev, 1:18.05. 11-11 Molly Highland (NP). 50 but terfly, :32.04; 50 backstroke, :33.71; 100 Individual medley, 1:10.94. 13-14-Heather Highland (NP). 50 breaststroke, :33 85; 50 butterfly, :30.15; 100 Individual medlev, 1:04.28.

BOYS 8 and undor-Adam Dolly (NP), 25 14.95; 25 butterfly, 19.42; 100 individual medlev, 1:45.13. Almeida (C), 25 freestyle, 13.15; 25 breaststroke. 17.44; 100 indi vidual medlev, 1:12.39. 1-12-Ben lie Gerdes (NP). 50 free style, :28.53 50 butterfly, :32.71; 100 Individual medlev, 1:11.88.

13-14-Derek Rush (C), 50 freestyle, 25.20; 50 butterfly, :27.43; 50 backstroke, :29 47. DOUBLE WINNERS GIRLS 6 and under-K el Iv Garlner (C), 25 freestyle, :17.91; 25 backstroke, :23.17. 10 and under-Amber Dolly (NP), 25 butterfly, 15.89; 25 backstroke, 18.11. 13-14 Ann Van scoyoc (C), 50 free style, :27 03; 50 backstroke, :32.44. 15-14-Robln Lauterbach (NP 100 freestyle, :57.92; 100 butterfly, 1:03.12.

17 and over-Bess Farmer (NP), 100 freestyle, 55.96; 100 butterfly, 1:03.89. Anita cniids (NP), 100 breaststroke. 100 Individual medlev, 1:03.74. BOYS 10 and under Jonathan Rush (C). 25 butterfly, 15.41; 25 backstroke, 17.20.

13-14-Dannv Fischer (NP), 50 breaststroke, :34.70; 100 Indvldual medlev, 1:04.22. 15-14-Tom Price (NP), 100 frslyl, :52.45; 100 butterfly, :59.15. 17 and Martin (C), 100 backstroke, :58.44; 200 individual medlev, 2:10.20. AT LEXINGTON FLANAGAN 580, LEXINGTON 407 TRIPLE WINNERS GIRLS 9-10 Trlsha Mann, Lexington, 50-vard freestyle, 35.47; 100 individual medlev, 25 butterfly, 17.09. Joanna Ouinlev, Lexington, 25 free style, 14.74; 25 breaststroke, :22.31; 25 backstroke, 20 31 11-12 Natasha Visserlng, Flanagan, 100 freestyle.

50 treeslyle, 33.59 50 breaststroke, :40 39. 13-14 Kvma Harlan. Flanagan, 100 freestyle, 50 freestyle, :31.91; 50 backstroke, :39.29. 15-16-Carla Cole. Lexington, 100 free style, 50 freestyle, 29.49; 50 backstroke, :38.14.

BOYS 9-10 Kevin McCullough, Flanagan, 100 Individual medlev, 25 freestyle, 19.07; 25 butterfly, :23.20. Doug Weichman, Flanagan, 50 free style, :42.14; 25 breaststroke, :22.99 25 backstroke, :23 82. 11-12 Ryan Weichman, Flanagan, 100 freestyle, 50 freeslvle, :32.49; 50 backstroke, 38. 13-14-Rick Richardson, Flanagan, 100 individual medlev, 50 breaststroke, :35.42; 50 butterfly, 34,45. 15-18-Kelth Raber, Flanagan, too In dividual medley, 1:29.04 50 butterfly, 33.53 50 backstroke, :34.U.

DOUBLE WINNERS GIRLS 6 and under Ellen Getz, Flanagan, 50 freestyle, :45.52; 25 freestyle, :22.31. Laura Freese, Flanagan, 100 Individual medley, 25 breaststroke, :24.89. 11-12 Janet Carstens. Flanagan, 50 butterfly, :41.34; 50 backstroke, :42.41. 13-14 Audrey Schwerln, Flanagan, 100 Individual medlev, 50 breaststrok, :42.87.

BOYS 8 and under Ryan Abrahamson, Lex ington, 50 freestyle, :48.42 25 freestvl, 21.78. Eric Stocker, Flanagan, 25 breaststroke, :33.41; 25 butterfly, :28.59. 13-14 Jeff Weichman, Flanagan, 50 freestyle, :29.12; 50 backstroke, :39.42. 15-16-Kelth Weber, Flanagan, 100 freestyle, 50 breaststroke, :39.93. OTHERS Prairie State Games Schedule of events AT CHAMPAIGN-URBAN A NOTE Only Blue Gray games are listed in team sports Archery At Mini Meadows Thursday a.m.

Long FITA distances Friday 9 a.m. Short FITA distances Saturday 9 a.m. Long FITA distances (second round) Sunday Short FITA distances (second round) Athletics (track and field) At Centennial High School Scholastic Thursday i p.m. Long lump (men), high lump (men) 6 P.m. run (men) 4:15 p.m.

3,000 (women) 4:30 p.m. 200 (men) 4:35 p.m. 200 (women) 4:45 p.m. Triple lump (men), shot put (women) 4:50 p.m. 600 (men) 4:55 p.m.

800 (women) 7:10 p.m. 400 hurdles (men) 7:15 p.m. 400 hurdles (women) Friday 5 p.m. Long lump (women), high lump (men), pole vault (men) BASEBALL Major Leagues Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE EMI Division Pet. New York 59 25 Montreal 44 31 .54 Philadelphia 42 43 .494 Chicago 34 41 .429 St.

Louis 36 50 .419 Pittsburgh 35 SO .412 West Division San Francisco 4i 40 .545 Houston 47 41 .534 San Diego 45 43 Atlanta 42 44 .477 Cincinnati 40 44 .474 Los Angeles 40 48 .455 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Pet. Boston 54 31 .444 New York 50 39 .542 Cleveland 44 39 .541 Baltimore 44 41 .529 Toronto 47 43 .522 Detroit 43 44 .494 Milwaukee 41 45 .477 West Division California 48 39 .552 Texas 47 41 .534 Chicago 40 44 .445 Kansas City 40 46 .455 Seattle 39 51 .433 Minnesota 37 51 .420 Oakland 34 54 GB 13 17V4 23 24 24V4 7 9 10 10V 13 14vj IVi 7V4 WVi 15' Result ALL-STAR GAME AT HOUSTON American League 3. National League 2 Games today NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled Games tomorrow NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco at Chicago. 1:20 p.m. Atlanta at Montreal, 4:35 p.m.

San Diego at Pittsburgh, 4:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 4:35 p.m. Los Angeles at SI. Louis, 7:35 p.m. New York at Houston, 7:35 p.m.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York, 4:30 p.m. Texas at Delroll, 4:35 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore, 4:35 p.m. Cleveland at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 9:35 p.m.

Toronto at California, 9:35 p.m. Only games scheduled All-Star box score i AMERICAN 3, NATIONAL AMERICAN ebrhbf NATIONAL abrhbl 3 0 0 0 10 11 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 10 2 0 1 Puckett cf 3 0 10 Gwynn If Sax 2b Sndbrg 2b Scott SFrnndz GDavis ph Krukow Herndl lb Carter JDavIs TPena pr Strwbry rf Parker rf Schmdt 3b Brown 3b Murphy cf CDavis cf OSmlth ss Brks ph-ss Gooden Bass ph Valnzula Rains ph-lf Totals RHndsn If Moseby If Boggs 3b Jcbv ph-3b LNParsh Rice ph Oedman Jovner lb Mini ph-lb Ripken ss TFrnnz ss Winfield rf Brfld oh-rf Whllokr 2b Whit ph-2b tlemens Higuera Barnes ph Hough Righetti Aase 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1110 3 0 0 0 2 112 2 111 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 110 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 31 2 5 1 Totals 31 3 3 American National 020 000 100-3 000 000 020-2 Game Winning RBI Whitaker. i Sandberg. DP American 1. LOB American 5, National 4.

2B Winfield, Brown. Whitaker, White Puckett, Moseby, Sax. t- I IP ER BB SO American OemnsW, 1-0 3 0 0 0 0 2 Higuera 3 10 0 12 Hough 1 2-3 2 2 1 0 3 Righetti 0 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Aase 1 0 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 National Gooden 0-1 3 3 2 2 0 2 Voienzuela 3 1 0 0 0 5 Scott 1 1110 2 Fernandez 1 0 0 0 2 3 Krukow 1 0 0 0 0 0 WP Hough. Balk Gooden, Hough. PB -r-Gedman.

Umpires Horn, Froemming (NL); First, Palermo (AL); Second, Runge (NL); Third Reed (AL); Left, Gregg (NL); Right, McClelland (AL). 2:26. A 45,774. Central Illinois Collegiate League Standings SECOND HALF Pet. Twin City 9 1 .900 3 3 .500 x-Springtleld 5 .385 Jacksonville 3 5 .375 'Decatur 3 4 .333 llrsl-half champion.

suspended games nol Included Results No games scheduled Games today i Twin City at Decatur, 5 P.m. i Jacksonville at Qulncy, 7 p.m. Games tomorrow Twin City at Springfield, 5 p.m. Decatur al Qulncv, 7 p.m. American Legion Varsity AT BARTON VILLE FIRST GAME Bloomlngton Limestone 442 1114-14-1 020 02 444 Tracy Allen (W, 2-0) and Mike Brown.

Brian McNultv (3). Snarr (L), J. Grlf-I fith (1) and Elchorn. BARTONVILLE LIMISTONE-HR Sutler (one on In second). BLOOMINGTON (16-4)-HR McNultv (two on In first).

2B Chad Selferl. RBI -Houk, John Brown, Seifert, John Hayek 2, McNultv 4, Oan Sulaskl, Brad Dorneden, Mike Hoback 2. SECOND GAME Bloomlngton Limestone 050 300 0 0-5-2 330 100 0-7-10-5 Mlk Brown (W, 3-0) and McNultv. Miner (L) and Elchorn. 1 BARTONVILLE 1 MLSTONE HR Thome (solo In fourth).

2B Miller, T. Griffith, Thome. BLOOMINOTON (19-41-HR-Dirk Shannabarger (on on In fourth). 2B NORMAL WOMEN Avantls 16, McLean County Bar 1 McLean County Bar 5, Pub II 0 Avantls 9, Pub II 2 Wildcats 5, E's Extras 2 LINCOLN MEN Alley-BI Saloon 9, Budwelser 4 S8.W Pest Control 11, Bonanza 7 Tropics 6, R8.H Farm Supply 5 Stag 13, Lincoln College 12 GOLF Illinois Open GLEN ELLYN (API Here are th leaders In the Illinois Open Golf Championship after two rounds of plav at Village Links Golf Course: Steve Benson, Hlllcrest Country Club, Long Grove, 142. Jim Sobb, Highland Park Country Club, Highlaad Park, 143.

Roy Biancalana, Cog Hill Country Club, Lemonl, 144. Rick Dalpos, Cog Hill Country Club, Lemont, 144. Duke Delcher, Medlnah Country Club, Medlnah, 144. Bloomington-Normal 2-Man Best Position AT HIGHLAND PARK GOLF COURSE Al first-round matches CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Brad Barker-Frank Nlepagen def. Dave Specketer-Mik Rudicll, 1-up.

Drew Vance-Jim Roberts def. Jeff Tlnervin-Rob Lane, 1 up In 19 holes. John Warmbir-BIII Cherry def. J.B. Funk-Nick Zanoni, 3 and 1.

Dave Hundman-MIke Hundman def. Bud Concklin-Butch Thompson, 1-up. Joe Arbuckle-Jeff Arbuckle def. Brad Lapan-Jim Curtis, 4 and 3. FIRST FLIGHT Tim Lane-Joe Lane def.

Tom Mor timer-Shawn Verbout, 2 and 1. Dave Coffman-Bob Kauth def. Glenn Switchenberg-Ed Alsene, 4 and 4. Joe Thompson-Mark Weaver def. Ken Rittenhouse-K.

Rittenhouse, 5 and 4. John Patton-Bruce Patlon def. Bill Kemmerllng-Paul Griffin, 5 and 4. Rick Flnlev-Ed Martin def. Jim But ler-Steve Weiss, 1-up.

SECOND FLIGHT Tom Brokaw-John Brokaw def. Bob Smith-Tom Prescher, 2 and 1. David Good-Greg Bobbin def. Don Hollowav-Lance Holloway, 4 and 2. Mike Campbell-Scott Henderson def.

Mike Gilbert-Joe Gilbert, 5 and 4. Andrew Anderson-Bill Hundman def. Mike Shumacher-Mark Tremper, 1 up in 20 holes. Greg Shepard-AI Bates def. Dan Sul livan-Bill Mulllns, 5 and 4.

THIRD FLIGHT Dallas Wlckenhauser-Burt Popeiov def. Dick White-Jon While, 1-up. Ron Henkelmon-Steve Mahnke def. Joe Pulllam-JIm Pulllam, 1-up in 19 holes. Herb Honn-Kevln Patterson def.

Jon Harris-Dallas Reynolds, 5 and 3. Steve Brandt-Jeff Holtz def. Dick Gut- tschow-Casev Cosfigan, 1-up In 20 holes. Greg Diamond-Jim Gorney def. Jo Violano-Carl Rice, 2 and 1.

FOURTH FLIGHT Mike Wllflev-Bob Harmon def. Jeff Flessner-Doug Clemens, 1-up in 19 holes. Jerry Hillhouse-Mark Hillhouse def. Ted Horn, 4 and 3. FIFTH FLIGHT Gary Thompson-Steve Anderson def.

Kim Trvon-Don Robinson, 4 and 3. Rick Hedstrom-Geno Jones def. Butch Hinchee-Dennv McDowell, 5 and 4. Jim Morrlsev-Charlle McGrew def. Jim Benson-Rick Fairand, 3 and 2.

Kurt Hottman-Mlchael Watson def. Roy Pulliam-Charles Orrick, 6 and 5. SIXTH FLIGHT Lamar Rodman-John Rodman def. Herm Harding-Phares O'Daffer, 4 and 5. Chris weikei-craig Fowler def.

David Calklns-KIrk Bandeko, forfeit. Greg Otto-Rob Moser def. Gary Scheets-Mark Sevller, 5 and 4. Randv Courtnev-Bud Courtney def. Richard Veitengruber-Bill Dolk, 2 and 1.

Marc Tucci-Todd Rlngel def. Chris Wi lie-Bob Krampien, 1 up In 19 holes. SEVENTH FLIGHT Frank McCurdv-Bob Davis def. Greg DeVarv-Charlie Hall, no score available. Brian Tavlor-Tim Howe def.

Dave Perry-Bob Noland, 1-up. Fairway Fables AT HIGHLAND PARK "Surprise" was the plav of the day for the Highland Park Women's Nine-hole Golf Association. Leading the way In Flight A were Madeline Lindgren, Irene Stuckev and D. Steidinger. The best In Flight were Betty Aiken, N.

Barnhart, Helen Roberts, Robarta Eickhorsl and Vivian Nelson. Flight winners Included Doris Johnson, Normy French and Mabel Strickland. Flight winners were Esther Dunn, Arlene Lester and Ann Armstrong. AT BLOOMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB The Illinois Stat Uolversltv Golf Course entry in the Junior City Inter- club Tournament Series won yesterday with 74 points to take over the series lead with 197 points after th third match In th five-match series. Former leader, Highland, scored 46 points yesterday lo push Its three-match total to 184, good for second Place in th standi ngs.

Placing second yesterday was Crestwlcke with 49 points followed bv Highland (48), BCC (45) and Lakeside (19). The overall standings have Crestwlcke 148'i) third followed bv BCC (141'4) and Lakeside (49). ISU'S Ron Dorlch was yesterday's low scorer with a 74. Tying for second at 80 were ISU's Dave Coffman and Bob Kauth. Highland's Jen Cully was th girls winner with an 84.

SWIMMING Club AT FOUR SEASONS FOUR SEASONS 311, BLOOMINGTON PARKS 4 TRIPLE WINNERS GIRLS 11-12-Krls Prlester (FS). 50-vard but' terflv, :37.29 50 breaststrok, :39.50; 50 backstroke, :35.44. lS-14-Wendy Young (FS), 100 butterfly, 100 breaststrok, 200 Individual medlev, 2:34.02. 17 and over-Chris Connelly (BP), 100 freestyle, 1:04 57; 100 breaststrok. zoo Individual medley, 2:44.00.

BOYS Prlester (FS), 100 butterfly. 58.87; 100 backstroke, 200 individual mediev, i DOUBLE WINNERS GIRLS I and under-Kara Young (FS), 25 butterfly, 18.04; 25 backstroke, 19.87. 9-10-Kndra Kennel I (FS), 25 free style, 13.94; 25 backstroke, 14.24. 11-12-Anneke Huizer (FS), 50 free style, loo individual medley, 1:18.40. 13-14-Krlsla Kennell (FS), 50 backstroke, :32.14; 50 Individual medley, 1:07.22.

BOYS and under-Nick Walerson (FS), 25 oreaststroke, :21.57; 100 Individual Houk 2, M. Brown. RBI Houk, SHan-nabarger 3, M. Brown. AT LINCOLN Eureka Lincoln 000 100 000-1-2-0 000 000 0000-3-2 Miles Monge (W) and Doug Bavles.

Chuck Boyer (L), Chris Wheat (4, 1-11, John O'Donnell (9) and Jason Potter, Andv McDonald (7). LINCOLN (13-12) EUREKA Run scored on bases-loaded walk. League AT BHS SS.S Drive In Champion Federal 500 000-5-1-0 218 20417-11-0 Gam stopped because of 10-run rule. Hayek, name of relief pitcher unavailable and Young. Angelo Zaffirl, Tim Arnold (1), Tim Whlsler (2, W) and Chad Hove, Mike Quane (3).

Hitting Stars Champion Federal Whlsler (two doubles), Zaffirl (two hits, a double, four runs baited In), Hank Metzger (two hits), Steve Rousey (two hits), Kevin Ml I ward (two hits). Pitching Star Champion Federal Whlsler (seven strikeouts). AT CKNEIL PARK Masonic Lodges Rocky Rococo's 100 115 019-14-1 010 223 00 0-4-2 Johnson, Rozlnskl (5), Flvnn (4), Bergman (6, W) and Otto. Aaron Com-Pton (L), Tim Torbert (4, L) and Veal, Brandenberg (4). Triple play Rocky Rococo's Compton and Greg Hunt.

AT O'NEIL PARK Little Caesars Bloomlngton 303 112 010-9-2 000 510 Derrlk Miller (W), Ben Brewer (5) and Brian Ludwig. Greg Newman (L), Jeff Paul (4), Mike Heinz (7) and Jo Newton, Jeff Ogan (4), Newton (7). League IV Carpenters Local 22, Sheridan Oil 3 Original Smith Printing 14, Nestle Bike 0 Super Sign 13, Feenev Oil 1 SOFTBALL Major fastpitch ISC State Tournament AT BLOOMINGTON CNei Park FIRST GAME Hearts Beer Nuts 001 1103-10-1 OOO 1001-3-1 Bob Ginger (W, 19-7) and Greg Brad-lev. Tim McGuire (L) and Robin Jones. HEARTS (32-14)-2B Bob Watson 2, Jim Collins.

Three hits Watson. Two hits Collins, Steve King. Pitching Ginger (4 strikeouts, 1 walk). BEER NUTS (42-lD-Two hits Jeff Bell. 2B Bob Sagle.

Class A fastpitch Regional pairings AT BLOOMINGTON O'Nei Park TODAY Game 1 4 00 p.m. Arbv's Vs. Fairbury Merchants Game 2 7 30 p.m. El Paso Trucks vs. Tremont Merchants Game 3 9:00 p.m.

Bloomlngton Blue Javs vs. Morton Merchants THURSDAY Game 4 4:00 p.m. Miller Lite vs. Budwelser Game 5 7:30 p.m. Winner Game 1 vs.

Saunemln Game 4 9 00 p.m. Winner Gam 2 vs. Cox Transfer FRIDAY Game 7 4:00 p.m. Losers Games 2 and 3 Game 8 7:30 p.m. Losers Games I and 4 Game 9 9:00 p.m.

Winner Game 7 vs. Loser Game 5 SATURDAY Game 10 4 00 p.m. Loser Game 4 vs. Winner Game 6 Game II 7:30 p.m. Winners Games 3 and Game 12 9:00 p.m.

Winners Games 4 and 4 SUNDAY Game 13 3:00 p.m. Loser Game II vs. Winner Game 10 Game 14 4:30 p.m. Loser Game 12 vs. Winner Game 9 Game 15 7:00 p.m.

Winners Games 11 and 12 Game 14 6:30 p.m. Winners Games 13 and 14 JULY 22 Game 17 7:00 p.m. Loser Game IS vs. Winner Game 14 Game 16 6:30 p.m. Winners Games 15 and 17 (championship) Game 19 10:00 p.m.

Winners Games 15 and 17 (if necessary) BNGSA Age 13-15 Travel League AT NORMAL FIRST GAME Morton Thornton Motors 000 003 03-4-2 310 001 5-4-1 Ulrlch (L) and Eason. Heather Beehn (W, 11-4), Amy Epley (4) and Krlsty Arbuckle. Hitting Stars Thornton Motors Andrea Schobv (a triple, three runs batted In); Laura Burl (two hits, two runs baited In); Morton Fanning (two hits). Pitching Star Beehn (eight strikeouts). SECOND GAME Thornton Motors Morion 380 415-13-1 001 1-0-3 Gam caled with two out In bottom of fourth because at darkness.

Eplov (W, 15-4), Carmen Hulll (3) and Laura Clancanelll, Arbuckle (2), Laura Tolone (3). Clark (L) and Eason. Hitting Stars Thornton Motors Melissa Weber (two nits), toiey itour hits, three runs batted In), Burt (two hits, a triple), Schobv (a double, three runs batted In). Record Thornton Motors, 27-12. NOTE: Thornton Motors competes In Amateur Softball Association Age 13-15 State Tournament today al 7:30 p.m.

at Sunnyland vs. Mount Zion. Parks and Rec NORMAL MEN Recreation Coors Light 21, College Hills Meat Shop 10 Bruise Brothers 9. Sio Eos I Danvers Merchants 4, BK Specials 4 Polar Lounge II, Redbird Apartments 4 Church League Evanglcal Free 6, Assembly of God Eastvlew Christian 11, St. John's Lu theran 4 College Avenue Baptist 12, Calvary Methodist 8 Second Presbyterian 7, St, Luke's 0 Sunday I a.m.

Thlrd-plac match 10 a m. Championship match (Lin coln Florida field 2) i Men's scholastic At Lincoln Florida fields Thursday 10 a.m. Blue Gray vs. West Central Friday 4 p.m. Blue Grav vs.

North Shor Saturday 4 p.m. Blue Grav vs. Blackhawk Sunday I a.m. Third-Place match 10 a.m. Championship match Women's scholastic Thursday 4 P.m.

Blue Gray vs. Willco Friday 4 P.m. Blue Grav vs. Pioneer Saturday 4 p.m. Blue Grav vs.

Blackhawk Sunday 8 a.m. Third-place match (First Gregory field) 10 a.m. Championship match (Lin coln 8, Florida field 3) Swimming At IMPE building Indoor pool Thursday 2 p.m. 100-meter breaststroke, 200 freestyle, 100 butterfly, 200 Individual medlev, 800 freestyle, 400 medley relay Friday 2 p.m. 400 freestyle, 50 freestyle.

200 breaststrok, 100 backstroke, 400 Individual medley, BOO medley relay Saturday 2 p.m. 1.500 freestyle, 100 freestyle. 200 backstroke, 200 butterfly, 400 freestyle relay Tennis At Huff Hal Courts Championship matches Saturday 4 p.m. Men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles, women's 1 doubles Volleyball At IMPE Gyms I and Men's epen Thursday 8 a.m. Blue Grav vs.

Pioneer 2 p.m. Blue Grav vs. North Shore 8 p.m. Blue Grav vs. West Central Friday Seventh-place match 3 p.m.

Filth-place match 5:30 p.m. Semifinals Saturday 8:30 a.m. Third-place match 11 a.m. Championship match Women's open Thursday 8 a.m. Blue Gray vs.

Windy City 5 p.m. Blue Gray vs. Southern Friday 9:30 a.m. Blue Grav vs. Willco 12:30 p.m.

Seventh-place match 3 P.m. Fifth-place match 5:30 p.m. Semifinals Saturday 6:30 a.m. Third-pface match 4:30 p.m. Championship match Men's scholastic Thursday 12:30 p.m.

Blue Grav vs. Pioneer 4:30 p.m. Blue Gray vs. North Shore Friday 8 a.m. Blue Gray vs.

West Central 12:30 p.m. Seventh-place match 3 p.m. Fifth-place match 6 p.m. Semifinals Saturday 8:30 a.m. Third-place match 1:30 p.m.

Championship match Women's scholastic Thursday 9:30 a.m. Blue Gray vs. Windy City 3:30 p.m. Blue Gray vs. Southern Friday 8 a.m.

Blue Gray vs. Blackhawk 12:30 p.m. Seventh-place match 3 p.m. Fifth-place match 8 p.m. Semifinals Saturday 8:30 a.m.

Thlrd-plac match 4 p.m. Championship match Weightlifting At IMPE building gvm 4 Friday 3 p.m. Lift for 52-, 54- and 40-kilogram classes 7 p.m. Lift for 47.5 and 74 classes Saturday 2 p.m. Lift for 82.5 and 90 classes 7 p.m.

Lift for 100, 110 and over 110 classes Wheelchair basketball At IMPE gvm 3 Thursday 7 p.m. Women's division, men's division Friday 7 p.m. Women's division, men's division Saturday Noon Optional game If needed Wrestling At Armory Wednesday 3 p.m. Weigh-ins for scholastic and open Greco-Roman Thursday 9 a.m. Greco-Roman Session 1 2 p.m.

Greco-Roman Session 2 7 p.m. Greco-Roman Session 3 Friday 9 a.m. Greco-Roman finals Noon Weigh-ins for scholastic and open freestyle 7 p.m. Freestyle Session 1 Saturday 9 a.m. Freestyle Session 1 4 p.m.

Freestyle Session 3 Sunday 9 a.m. Freestyle finals Goodwill Games MOSCOW (AP) Results yesterday In the first Goodwill Games: BOXING Quarterfinals 139 pounds Roy Jones, United States, def. Gordon Joyce, Ireland, 5-0. Igor Ruzhnikov, Soviet Union, def. Willy Sager, East Germany, 5-0.

Engels Pedrosa, Venezuela, def. Stanley Longstreet, United States, 5-0. Erik Khakimov, Soviet Union, def. Anton Kamberov, Bulgaria, 5-0. 176 pounds Michael Simon, United States, def.

Nikolai Lapkov, Bulgaria, 4-1. Nurmagomet Shanavazov, Soviet Union, won by walkover over Akhmed Al Masri, Lebanon. Nils Hausgaard, Denmark, won by dlsq. over Harvey Richards, United States. Andrei Karavaev, Soviet Union, def.

Reinen Ryll, East Germany, technical superiority. 104 pounds Tsenoldovyln Tserenniam, Mongolia, outpointed Abdrakhmanuv, Soviet Union, 4- 1. Nshan Munchan, Soviet Union, outpointed Yen Tchol Chan, North Korea, 5- 0. 112 pounds Rlnvldas Blllus, Soviet Union, outpointed Michael Vldlnski, Bulgaria, 5-0. Arthur Johnson, United States, outpointed David Griman, Venezuela, 3-2.

147 pounds Aleksandr Ostrovsky stopped Ricky Royal, United States, 1:17, 3rd. Andrei Trocenko, Soviet Union, outpointed Bogomll Aleksandrov, Bulgaria, 5-0. Boxing At Kenney Gymnasium Thursday 8 a.m. Physical exams and weigh-ins 7 p.m. Preliminaries Friday 7 p.m.

Optional Saturday 7 p.m. Championship finals Diving At IMPS building Indoor pool Thursday 9:30 a.m. 1-meter open Friday 9:30 a.m. 3-meter scholastic Saturday 9:30 a.m. 3-meter open Sunday 9:30 a.m.

l-meler scholastic Fencing At Huff Hat Friday 8 a.m. Epee men's open 9:30 a.m. Foil men's open 11 a.m. Foil women's open 12:30 p.m. Foil men's scholastic 2 p.m.

Sabre men's open, foil (women's scholastic) Saturday 10 a.m. Foil championship women's open 10:20 a.m. Foil championship men's scholastic 10:40 a.m. Epee championship men's open 11 a.m. Sabre championship men's open 11:20 a.m.

Foil championship women's scholastic 11:40 a.m. Foil championship men's open Gymnastics Doubles Quarterfinals Iva Budarova and Marcella Skuherska, Czechoslovakia, def. Maria Kondova and Dora Rangeiova, Bulgaria, 4-4, 4-2. Svetlana Parkhomenko and Larlssa Savchenko, Soviet Union, def. Lilia Buz and Reku Siksai, Hungary, 4-3, 4-1.

Leila Mwshki and Natalva Zvereva, Soviet Union, def. Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texas, and Marianne Werdel, Bak-ersfleld, 4-2, 2-4, 7-4. Caroline Kuhlman, Lakeside Park, and Ronni Reis, Miami, def. Flor-encla Kuprene and Theodora Tame, Romania, 3-4, 4-0, 4-1. VOLLEYBALL Men United States 3, Japan 0 (15-7, 15-10, 15-13).

Bulgaria 3, Czechoslovakia 0 (15-10, 15-10, 15-8). Soviet Union 3, Poland 0 (15-7, 15-5, 15-9) Franc 3, Brazil 0 (15-8, 15-6, 15-11). YACHTING (After four races) Men 470 1, Morgan Reeser, United States, 10.4 points. 2, Bernard Hoeft, East Germany, 19.7. 3, Tynu Tyniste, Soviet Union, 22.4.

r- Tornado 1, Yuri Konovalov, Soviet Union, 8.0. 2, Elliott Skip, United States, 9.0 3, Lars Grael, Brazil, 22.4. Frying dutchman 1, Alexander Shpilko, Soviet Union, 3.0. 2, R. Braun, United Stales, 19.4.

3, Kaarlo Brummer, Finland, 29.0. Star 1, Mark Reynolds, United States, 4.0. 2, Guran Blganlshvill, Soviet Union, 8.7. Soling 1, John Kosleckl, United States, 5.7. 2, Georgy Shaiduko, Soviet Union, 14.4.

3, Gheorghy Finasl, Hunga- ry, 17.0. Salboard 1, Richard Mverscaugh, Canada, 21.0. 2, Marcel Reicemaa, Neth-' erlands, 22.4. 3, Yevgeni Bogatyrev, Soviet Union, 25.7. Finn 1, Oleg Khopersky, Soviet Union, 5.7.

2, Dirk Plttelkov, East Germany, 14.1. 3, Buzz Reynolds, United Stales, 24.7. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL National League LOS ANGELES DODGERS Placed Jerry Reuss, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled list. Recalled Dennis Powell, nllhar trrm AlK, mi larnil A tha Purlflr At Huff Hal Thursday 1 p.m. Men's scholastic 7 p.m.

Men's open Friday 1 p.m. Women's open 7 p.m. Women's scholastic Saturday 1 p.m. Open finals 7 p.m. Scholastic finals Judo Coast League.

BASKETBALL National Basketbal Association INDIANA PACERS-Announced th resignation of Tom Newell, director of player personnel, so he can become an assistant coach with the Seattle Super- Sonlcs and Greg Papa, play-by-play an- nouncer, lo accept the same position for the Golden State Warriors. At Armory Thursday 8 a.m. Weigh-ins scholastic 10 a.m. Women's scholastic 2 p.m. Men's scholastic Friday 8 a.m.

Weloh-lns open 10 a.m. Women's open 2 p.m. Men's open Saturday 10 a.m. Scholastic finals 2 p.m. Open finals 10K road race Start and finish at Oak Stmt bv Stadium Terrace Sunday 7:30 a.m.

Race starts Shooting At ha nut Air Fore Base (Rantouf), Police Training Institute (Champaign), ROTC Armory (Champaign) Thursday 10 a.m. Trap-modified clay pigeon (CAFB) 2 p.m. Precision air pistol (ROTC) Friday 10 a.m. Trap-modified clay pigeon (CAFB), International skeet (CAFB) 11 a.m. Precision air rifle (ROTC) 1 p.m.

Free pistol (PTI) Saturday 9 a.m.' English match (PTI) 10 a.m. International skeet (CAFB) 1 p.m. Three position rifle (PTI) Soccer At Lincoln 4 FlerVsa Holds and First A Gripe rv Md Men's open Thursday 10 a.m. Blue' Gray vs. Blackhawk Friday 4 p.m.

Blue Grav vs. Southern Saturday 4 p.m. Blue Gray vs. Windy City Sunday I a.m. Thlrd-plac match (Lincoln I Florida field 2) 10 a.m.

Championship match (Lincoln 6. Florida field 1) Wwntn's opon At First Gregory fields Thursday I a.m. Blue Grav vs. West Central Friday 4 p.m. Blue Gray vs.

Willco Saturday 4 p.m. Blue Grav vt. North Shor SEATTLE SUPERSONICS-Announceo that team owner Bob Whltsltt will assume duties as general manager. FOOTBALL National Footoal League ATLANTA FALCONS-Signed Tony Caslllas, nos lackl, to a four-year contract. DALLAS COWBOYS-Released David Carter, salety, and Greg Rea, offensive lineman.

DENVER BRONCOS-Slgned Victor Hall, light, end, to a series of one-year' contracts. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Announced th retirement of Leo Wlsniewskl, nos lackl. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed Bernard King, linebacker, Jeff Smith, defensive end, Dennis Watklns and Ross Armstrong, deensive backs, and Gary Bolden, place-kicker-defenslve lineman. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Signed Mlk Perrlno, tackle, and Mike Travis, safety. ST.

LOUIS CARDINALS Signed Stump Mitchell, running back, to a three-year contract, and Jeff Tupper, defensive end, and Ray Brown, offensive SOCCER Malar Indoor Soccer League BALTIMORE BLAST-Agreed lo terms -with Richard Chinapoo, defensemon, on a two-year contract. American Indoor Soccer Association KALAMAZOO KANGAROOS Signed Paul Kalo, defender, to a one-vear contract. TENNIS LIPTON INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIPS-Announced that the tournament will be played In Key Bis- cavno, Fla. COLLEGE FLORIDA STATE Named Jimmy Hegglns assistant football coach. NAVY-Named Jim Hlgglns offensive line coach.

NORTHWOOD, Mary Vlelblg women's basketball coach. PURDUE-Nomed Marsha Reall worn- en's basketball coach. 4 p.m. 5,000 (men) 420 p.m. 5,000 (women) 4:40 p.m.

110 hurdles (meh) 4:45 p.m. 110 hurdles (women) 7 p.m. 400 (men) 7:05 p.m. 400 (women) Saturday 5 p.m. Shot put (men), discus (women) 4 p.m.

4X100 relay (men) 4:05 p.m. 4X100 relay (women) 4:20 p.m. 1,500 (men) 4:30 p.m. 1,500 (women) 4:45 p.m. Discus (men) 7 p.m.

100 (men) 7:05 p.m. 100 (women) 7:35 p.m. 4X400 relay (men) 7:45 p.m. 4X400 relay (women) Open Thursday 5 p.m. Discus (men), shot put (women), lavelln (men, al Memorial Stadium) 4:40 p.m.

200 (men) 4:45 p.m. 200 (women) 7 p.m. 600 (men) 7:05 p.m. 800 (women) medley, 1:37.35..