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1 6 Press-Republican—Tuesday, August 19,1986
Area Sports Shorts
Big success for corrections officers
PLATTSBURGH — The four area correction officers
who made the trip to Ohio State University recently for the
National Police Olympics returned home a day ago with
some impressive results.
Rusty Bigelow, a counselor at Clinton Correctional Facility, competed in golf and won a gold medal in the partners
and a silver in the singles event.
In the Master's Division, Ron Coleman took a silver in
the 4x400 relay and a bronze in the decathlon.
Butch Proctor, who nearly won the gold, ended up taking
the silver medal in the 225-pound arm wrestling competition while Mike Lavigne barely missed out on a medal,
finishing fourth in the 10K run.
A total of 38 states and six foreign countries competed in
the event,
Slo-pitch tourney scheduled for Aug. 24
SCIOTA — The Altona Bombers of the Champlain Valley
Baseball League will sponsor a slo-pitch softball tournament Aug. 24 at the Sciota softball fields. There will be
both men's and women's divisions. Entry fee is $50. Prize
money will depend on the number of teams entered.
For more information, contact Mike Bushey at 236-7398.
Medium-pitch tourney to be held
KEESEVILLE — The Keeseville VFW will sponsor a
double-elimination medium-pitch tournament Aug. 23-24.
Based on 10 teams, first place will be worth $400. Entry fee
has been set at $45.
For more information, contact Mike at either 834-1505 or
834-7634.
Bowling league to meet Aug. 20
PLATTSBURGH - The Genesee $1,000 North Bowl
Classic will hold a meeting Aug. 20 at North Bowl Lanes,
beginning at 7.30 p.m. Old teams and new teams looking to
get into the league are urged to attend.
Soronac soccer team to practice
SARANAC — Air candidates for the Saranac girls soccer
teams will begin practice for the upcoming season Aug. 20
from 8 a^.m. to 12 noon. The practice is inclusive in physical
time.*
Scoreboard
NL standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L
GB
Pet
78 41
.655
New York
59 56
513 17
Montreal
59 59
500 18* 2
Philadelphia
59
59
500
St Louis
52 66
441 25*2
Chicago
71
47
398
Pittsburgh
Weft Division
571
51
Houston
68
.517
57
San F'rancisco
61
.487 10
58 61
Los Angeles
483 101 2
61
57
Cincinnati
470 12
55 62
Atlanta
.462 13
55 64
San Diego
Monday's Games
Cincinnati 6. San Diego 5
Houston 3. Pittsburgh 0
New York 5. Los Angeles 4
Only games scheduled
Tuesday's Games
Atlanta (Alexander 2-4) at Chicago
(Sutcliffe4-10).4 05 p.m
Houston (Deshaies 7-3) at Pittsburgh
(Bielecki 6-8). 7:35 p.m
St Louis (Conroy 3-6) at Cincinnati
(Browning9-10). 7 35 p m .
Montreal (Smith 8-7) at San Diego
(Hawkins 8-8). 10 05 p.m.
New York (Darling 11-4) at Los Angeles
(Valenzuela 15-8) 10 35 p m
Philadelphia (Hudson 710) at San
Francisco (Downs 0-3). 10:35 p.m.
Wednesday's Games
Atlanta at Chicago. 2:20 p.m.
Philadelphia at San Francisco. 3:05
p.m.
Houston at Pittsburgh. 7 35 p m.
St. Louis at Cincinnati. 7 35 p.m.
Montreal at San Diego. 10 05 p m
New York at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m.
Astros 3, Pirates 0
HOUSTON
PITTSBURGH
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PLATTSBURGH — A coaches' first-aid course will be offered on Aug. 25-28 from 6-9 p.m. in the Plattsburgh High
register forthc course-contact
Donnelly at 561-8744.
PHS soccer practice starts today
PLATTSBURGH — All candidates for boys junior varsity and varsity soccer at Plattsburgh High School will
report for practice this morning at 9 a.m. at the PHS gym.
Soccer clinic to be held Aug. 21.
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LAKE PLACID — A soccer clinic will be held Aug. 21 at
>fountainview School in Lake Placid, beginning at 5 p.m.
Area boys and girls soccer players are urged to attend the
clinic.
Dannemora schedules soccer practice
DANNEMORA — Boys varsity soccer practice at Dannemora High School will get under way Aug. 20 at 10 a.m.
on the elementary lield while the girls will hold their first
practice later in the day at 3 p.m on the elementary field:
Peru varsity swimming practice today
PLATTSBURGH — The Peru varsity swimming team
will hold practice todayirom 9-11 a^m, ax the PSUC Memorial Hall pool.
Ormsby's Tennis Tournament cancelled
PLATTSBURGH - The Ormsby's Sports World Singles
Tennis Tournament, which was scheduled* for Aug. 30-31.
- has been cancelled.
Bowling meeting to be held Aug. 23
ROUSES POINT — There will be a meeting of the Saturday Night Late Mixed Bowling League Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. at
Bowl Mart Lanes. Anyone interested is urged to attend the
meeting. All openings will be filled then. For more information, contact Cheryl Nelson at 297-4032.
NEW YORK
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Soccer officials to meet Aug. 20
PERU — The Clinton County Approved Soccer Officials
Association will hold its 1986 organizational meeting on
Aug. 20 at Peru Central School, starting at 7:30 p.m. All
present members and new candidates are urged to attend.
The written test, physical fitness test and meeting dates
will be topics of discussion. For further information, call
<AI Rose at 561-7886.
NFL standings
AL standings
Game highlight*
Pent Slo-Pttch League playoffs
CUnion Coal 12. Brook ft Irwin 2
WP- Leon Brourseau LP Lance Prcnos: CC
Glenn Fessette 4-4 2 homers including a grand
slam Pat Pafford double Mike Renadette double
B ft I Irwm. Espo*ito 2 2 Clinton Coai won the semifinal and will play the winner of the Pray s Market vs
Davtt Motors series in the finals
Major League Baseball
At A Glance
By The Associated Press
AH Times EDT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
GB
W L
Pet.
Boston
70 48 .593
New York
65 54 .546 5V*
Detroit
63 56 .529
Toronto
63 56 .529
Baltimore
62 56 .525
Cleveland
62 57 .521
Milwaukee
58 60 .492 12
West Division
.556
California
65 52
57 .517
61
Texas
449
53 65
Kansas City
448
52 64
Chicago
433
52 68
Oakland
433 14**
52 68
429 15
51 68
Minnesota
Monday's Games
Cleveland 10. Milwaukee 4
Boston 3. Minnesota 1
Only games scheduled
Tuesday's Games
California (McCaskill 12-7 and Ruhle 11) at Detroit (O'Neal 2-7 and Petry 4-5). 2.
5:35p.m.
Seattle (Langston 9-10) at New York
(John 5-1). 7:30 p.m.
Milwaukee (Higuera 15-8) at Cleveland
(Roman 1-1). 7.35p.m.
Chicago (Cowley 8-7) at Toronto (Stieb
3-10). 7:35p.m.
Oakland (Stewart 5-1) at Baltimore
(Davis9-9).7 35p.m.
Texas (Loynd 2-0) at Kansas City
(HargesheimerO-1). 8:35 p.m.
Boston (Nipper 8-7) at Minnesota (Portugal $-$). 8 35 p.m.
Wednesday's Games
Seattle at New York. 1 p.m.
California at Detroit. 7:35 p.m.
Milwaukee at Cleveland. 7.35 p.m.
Chicago at Toronto, 7:35 p m .
Oakland at Baltimore. 7 35 p.m.
Texas at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m.
Boston at Minnesota. 8 35 p.m.
Indians 10. Brewers 4
CLEVELAND
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Area sports
TODAY
City Women's Slo-Pitch League
(cham ptouhip series)
City vs Chazy South Acres Fieid fc45p m
Lake Champlain Slo-Pitch League
(championship series)
Dragoon s vs Patriots II Bow! Mart Field 6 30 p m
lUcweidUe M*djum-Pitdi League
(playoffs)
Cobb s vs Knights of Columbus. 6 30 p m
Fmney Sports vs Keeseviiie Bowling Center. 8 p m
Adirondack Slo-Prtch Laagu*
(playoff!)
Thunderbird Mini-Mart v$ Garrand s Auto Sales 6 30
pm
Hi Falls Lounge vs Legion Post 1619 " 45 p m
Ormsby's Sports World vs K i n g s Trucking 9 p m
Transactions
Monday'* Sport* Transaction*
,
By Tb« Assoctatad Proa*
BASEBALL
American U a g u *
CLEVELAND INDIANS—Announced they
wilt add a team in the Carolina League to be
located in Maryland
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
PHOENIX SUNS—Signed Rafael Addison and
-Kenny Gattison forwards and Joe Ward. Jeff
Hornacek and Grant Gondrezick. guard*
HOCKEY
National Hockey Laagua
NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Traded Sam St
Laurent, goaltender. to the Detroit Red Wing*
for Steve Richmond, defenseman
NEW
YORK
RANGERS-Traded
Mike
Allison, center to the Toronto Maple Leafs for
Walt Poddubny. forward
SOCCER
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Signed Rick Davis,
midfielder to a three year contract Purchased
the contract of Kevin Maher. defenseman. from
Pittsburgh Signed Shep Messing, goalie, and
announced he will also will serve as team president
FOOTBALL
National Football League
NEW YORK GIANTS—Cut Byron Williams,
wide recei\er Ted Watts, cornerback. Jerry
Kimmel and Roy Swoape. linebackers. Mike
Ramseur and Albert Smith running back*, and
Stanley Scott defensive end
PITTSBURGH
STEELERS-Signed
Van
Hughes, defensive end
ST LOUIS CARDINALS—Released Clyde
Duncan and Thomas Brown, wide receivers.
Carter Crawford and Rodney Beachum. nose
tackles. Adam Kelly punter Danny Miller,
place kicker. Thomas Moskal and Scott
Schankweiler linebackers. Kevin Potter, cornerback Michael Willis defensive end. and
Greg Wright, center Acquired Rick DiBernardo linebacker, from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for an undiclosed conditional draft pick.
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Cut Wayne Peace
and Steve Smith, quarterbacks. Clyde Duncan.
Dwayne Dixon and Greg Meehan. wide
receivers.
James Dralle
center,
James
Hamnck place-kicker Mike Miller, running
back. Jeff Nowinski. tight end Fred Smalls,
linebacker and Date Walters, punter Placed
Malcom Moore tight end. Ron Milus. cornerback, and Marlm Wenstrom. defensive end. on
injured reserve list
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Cut Keith Simpson.
Ken Pettway and Lee Davis cornerbacks. Dan
Doom ink and Paul M»te* running backs, Leroy
Howell and Don Fairbanks defensive ends.
Reggie DuPee safety Kevin Juma and Earl
Winfield wide receivers. Keith Karu offensive
tackle Dirk Nelson punter and Jim Laughton.
light end
WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Waived Stuart
Anderson, and Nikita Blair, linebackers Jim
Asm us place-kicker. Scott Fulhage. punter.
Ed»in Lovelady wide receiver Chris Osswald,
guard and Stan Yagielio quarterback
ATLANTA FALCONS—Waived A! Richardson
and Jeff Jackson, linebackers. Michael Wilhams
and Jerry Butler, running backs. Mike Pnndle
and Eddie Taylor place-kickers Earl Allen,
cornerback.
Michael
Busch
quarterback.
Michael Portis. nose tackle. Darryl Shepherd.
wide receiver and Andy Upchurch. center
Placed Bobby Jackson' cornerback. Dan
Wagoner, defensive back. Zachary Barnes and
Michae! Mclnnis. defensive ends, and Mike
Landrum tight end on injured reserve list
Signed Joey Jones and Aubrey Matthews, wide
receivers
'
*- "
BUFFALO BILLS—Agreed to terms with Jim
Kelly, quarterback on a five-year contract Cut
Art Schlichter quarterback Shawn Potts. Danny Knight and Joe Howard, wide receivers.
David Nardone punter Jason Staurovsky.
piace-kicker Mike Larkin linebacker Charles
Harbison .safety Chris Babyar and John Wojciechowikt guards- Keith Lester tight end.
Dave Ponder nose tackle and Darryl Caldweli.
tackle Placed Jim Perryman and Steve Clark,
safeties, and James Sea*right and Jim Melka.
linebackers on injured reserve list Placed
Lucius Sanford linebacker, on the physically
unable to perform list.
CHICAGO BEARS—Cut Jack Cameron and
Egypt Allen defensive backs. Steve Jacobson
and Mike Dwyer. defensive tackles Gerald
Taylor and Henry Jackson linebackers. Jeff
Powell and Bruce Jones, running backs. Barton
Hundley safety Chris Jackson center and
Brad Anderson Steve Finch and Ken Knapczyk
wide receivers Placed Marvin Ayers. defensive
end. Rick Schulte
guard. Brian Cabral
linebacker and Andy Frederick, tackle on injured reserve list
CINCINNATI
BENGALS-Wa.ved
Sandy
Osiecki. quarterback Clay Pickering, wide
receiver. Jeff Partridge, punter Mike Russell,
tight end Gary Smith, center. Mike Wade,
defensive back. Cary Whittmgham. linebacker.
and Tim Stone tackle
CLEVELAND BROWNS-Placed Chip Banks,
linebacker, on the reserve-failed to report list
Placed Keith Baldwin defensive end. Uwe von
Schamann. place-kicker. Scott Bolzan and Jim
Meyer, offensive tackles, and D«nny Taylor,
cornerback. on injured reserve list Waived Jeff
Chnstensen quarterback Stan Talley. punter.
J»r«>mlah Snowrien -andJUaccy Driver, r u n m n i
backs. Louis Watson wjdexeceiver, Ron Wetzel
and Jim Tait tight ends.
National Football Laagua
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE
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1 000 65 38
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Friday's Game*
Cleveland 17. Miami 10
Washington 27 Pittsburgh 24. OT
Detroit 3*. Seattle 27. OT
Saturday's G«HDM
Atlanta 20, Tampa Bay 17
Chicago 38 Indianapolis 21
New York Jets 2$ Cincinnati 17
Minnesota 29. Denver 27
Kansas City 27 St Louis 26
New England 38. New Orleans 34
New York Giants 22 Green Bay 14
Houston 23. Buffalo 20
Los Angeles Raiders 24. Dallas 19
Salt Diego 45. Philadelphia 38
Monday's Gam*
San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams. 10 30
pm
Frklay. August 22
Pittsburgh at Dallas. 8 p m
New England at Los Angeles Raiders. 10 p m
Minnesota at Seattle. 10 30 p m
Saturday August 23
Washington at Tampa Bay 7 p m
Green Bay at Cincinnati 7 p m
Miami at Philadelphia 7 30 p m
Cleveland at Atlanta. 8 p m
New York Jets at New York Giants. 8 p m
Detroit at Indianapolis. 8 30 p m
Buffalo at Kansas City. 8 30 p m
New Orleans at Houston. 9 p m
St Louis at Chicago. 9 p m
San Francisco at Denver 9 p m
San Diego at Los Angeles Rams 10 p.m
NFL signings
tx NFL Fir** Round Signing*
NtW- YOR1t-T*Pt ~ ? n s t rwund seiretwmi m
the I9S6 National Football League college draft
(first number in parentheses indicates round
drafted, second number «s over-all position in
draft)
1 Tampa Bay. Bo Jackson, rb Auburn isigned with Kansas City Royals of the American
League)
2 Atlanta Tony Castllas n: Oklahoma
(SIGNED for $2 35 million for four years including a signing bonus of SI 4*5 0001
3 Houston. Jim Everett qb Purdue
4 Indianapolis Jon Hand dl. A.abama
(SIGNED for four years SI '25 nulluon including a signing bonus of $"5 000 >
5 St Louis. Anthony Beil. Ib. Michigan State
(SIGNED for SI 63 million for four years including a signing bonus of approximately
1665 000)
6 New Orleans Jim Dombrowski 01 Virginia
(SIGNED for SI 825 million for four years including a signing bonus of $650 000)
7 Kansas City Brian Jozwiak. ot. West
Virginia (SIGNED for SI 6 million for four years
including a signing bonus of S600.000) 8 San Diego. Leslie O'Neal, de. Oklahoma
State (SIGNED SI " million for four years including a signing bonus of $600.000}
9 Pittsburgh John Rienstra. og. Temple
(SIGNED $1 55 million for four years-including a
signing bonus of $600 000)
10 Philadelphia Keith Byars. rb. Ohio State
(SIGNED SI 805 million for five years including
a sigrung bonus of $625,000)
11 Cincinnati Joe Kelly lb. Washington.
12. Detroit. Chuck Long. qb. Iowa
13 San Diego. James FruPa trick
ot.
Southern California (SIGNED SI 866 million for
five years including a signing bonus of $400,000)
14. Minnesota. Gerald Robinson, de. Auburn
(SIGNED for 85"5 000 for two years including a
signing bonus of $325,000)
15 Seattle John L Williams, rb Florida
(SIGNED for SI 407 million for four years including a siftning bonus of $400,000)
16 Buffalo Ronnie Harmon, rb; Iowa (SIGNED SI 4 riYiirion for four*years including a signing bonus of $600,000)
17 Atlanta Tim Green, lb. Syracuse (SIGNED terms unavailable'
18 Dallas. Mike Sherrard. wr UCLA (SIGNED for $1 331 million for four years including a
signing bonus of $475.000)
)9 New York Giants Erie Dorsey dt. Notre
Dame (SIGNED for $1 375 million for four years
including a signing bonus of $500,000)
20 Buffalo. Will Wolford ot. Vanderbilt
(SIGNED for $14 million for four years including a signing bonus of $600 000)
21 Cincinnati Tim McGee *r. Tennessee
(SIGNED for $13 miliior. for four years including a signing bonus of $500 000)
22 New York Jets. Mike Haight ot Iowa
(SIGNED for SI 025 million for four years including a signing bonus of $300,000 >
23 Los Angeles Rams. Mike Schad ot Queens
University <Ont ) (SIGNED for $1 060 million for
four years including a signing bonus of $400 000)
24 Los Angeles Raiders Bob Buczkowski de.
Pittsburgh (SIGNED for $12 million for four
years including a signing bonus of $500 000)
25 Tampa Bay Roderick Jones db Southern
Methodist (SIGNED for $! 145 mihon for four
years including a signing bonus of $500 000)
2€ New England. Reggie Dupard
rb
Southern Methodist iSIGNED for $1 2 million
for four years including a signing bonus of
County scores
Final standing*
Pony Softball
(Dirt*ion I)
Champlain
Beekmantown
Altona
North Plattsburgh
Citv
Plattsburgh AFB
Chazy
12
8
6
6
4
4
2
0
4
6
6
8
8
10
By FRANCES
TUESDAY, AUC
ARIES (Mar. 21 to .
quaintance's romantic
may not exactly turn y
philosophical or occult
iffy.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to
a tendency to quarrel v
let business problems i
tionship harmony. Min
on the job.
GEMINI (May 21 to
sense of right and wroi
today's events. A week
have strings attache
aren't especially favore
CANCER (June 21 t
heed to financial i
badgered into a decisic
your better judgment
funds.
LEO (July 23 to Aug.
the help that others ha\
have words with a pai
situation. Strive to be c<
VIRGO (Aug. 23 to S
be a bit edgy today an<
trate fully on your woi
out at loved ones over ir
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to 0
spread yourself thin
commitments. You'll
your loved ones will f
don't spend more time i
SCORPIO (Oct 23 t
can be sharp-tongue^
business associates an
Don't make your path
ly complicated.
SAGITTARIUS (No\
Don't shop in haste or
returning an item Ma
clothes for a proper fit
store.
CAPRICORN (Dec.:
day you may suff<
characteristic impati
have to watch a tei
travagant. Think tw
monetary decisions.
AQUARIUS (Jan. ;
Though you'll fare w
question of give and u
nerships. Worry less a
Ptewee softball
(Division III)
Beek manto wn
City
Cadyville
Mornsonville
South Plattsburgh
East Morrisonvilie
Plattsburgh AFB
North Plattsburgh
12
12
10
7
7
3
3
1
Peewee baseball
(Division III)
Cadyville
North Piattsburgh
Mornsonville
Keeseville
Beekmantown Yanks
South Piattsburgh
Beekmantown Roadrunners
Cumberland Head
2
2
4
•
7
11
11
13
13
10
9
5
0
3
3
4
10
8
8
10
3
3
Cross-country practice scheduled
BEEKMANTOWN — Beekmantown Central School will
hold cross-country practice at 8 a.m. this morning at the
school.
TRUCKLOAD
Soccer practice scheduled at Crown Point
CROWN POINT — The Crown Jgomt girls varsity soccer
team will begin its practice Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. The junior
high soccer team will not practice until school begins.
Medium-pitch softball tourney on top
LEWIS — The Mount Fay Fish & Game Club of Lewis
will hold its annual men's medium-pitch softball tournament Aug. 30-31. The tourney is double-elimination and entry fee is $100. The deadline for entering is Aug. 27 at 8
p.m. For more information, call 873-2629.
TUESDAY
Cheerleading meeting to be held at MAI
Cooper
PLATTSBURGH — There will be a cheerleading
meeting at Mount Assumption today at 11 30 a.m.
On Wednesday, there will be cross-country oractice at
the MAI gym at 4 p.m.
AUGUST*. 19*6
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Benefit golf tourney to be held Aug. 22
PLATTSBURGH — On Aug. 22 at Piattsburgh s Bluff
Point Golf & Country Club the Ninth Annual Doc Redcay
Invitational will be held in conjunction with this summers
Multiple Sclerosis "Heip Drive Out MS" fundraiser. The
participants in the tournament include the faculty and
staff from Plattsburgh Slate Clinton Con:munity College
and their guests
These goffers have recewet p^ecges from sponsors who
wii. contribute :o the Capita. District Chapter of ;he Nationa! Mu.tip.e Sc.erosis Society :r. fund research a: the nat>ona. .eve. and pa::er;: service? a: the .oca. e*»e. Mrs
E.izabeth K.a-^er ha> Deer, the ac:.-** vo.urteer :coor- ser.a.f-:f : r e
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