-SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, JANUARY 28, 1990 -H- C-11 Scoreboard HORSE RACING AQUEDUCT Yes Yesterday's results Ist, 3-5 Fut Line (Velasquez) 14.50 6.50 Jet Boots (Madrid) Sweet Alex (Santos) Scratched Wish You Love, 1 0 The Beholder. 1 Exacta (6-3) paid $57.70. 2nd. Moi Aussi (Chavez) 5.00 18 4.00 Dorset Road (Lydon) 20 12.80 6.00 Chieftain (Bruin) 4.20 Scratched -Trickity Trot, Crimson Girt, Splendid You, Smart Rosy, Me Midnite Lori, Nashira, Charming Appeal, Keio. Daily Double (6-5) paid $325.00.
Exacta (5-9) paid 1303.60. Quineto (5-9) paid $119.10. 3rd, 4-5 Dance Ginny (Aguila) 5.40 2.60 2.60 Some More Magic (Cordero) 2.60 1 2.40 Casey Alice (Laboccetta) 4.00 Scratched Flirty. Exacta (1-2) paid $14.40. 41h, Naskra's Smooch (Ferrer) 7.00 4.20 3.60 Judge's Sister (Madrid) 4.30 4.20 She's Available (Rios) 7.40 Scratched -Supreme King, Marti's Guilty, Proud Flirt, Princess Lisa, Wings Of Honor, Interested Party, Chanson Breve, Believe in Destiny.
Exacta (4-1) paid $33.40. Quineila (1-4) paid $20.40. 5th, Tenner (Samyn) 12.60 5.80 4.60 Hasty Words 3 (Aguila) 6.00 Ogle (Maple) 4.80 Scratched--Socially Informed. Exacta (6-1) paid $82.00. 6th, 3-5 Hrrcane Disster (Crdro) 4.20 3.00 3.00 Salute To Fortion (Ferrer) 22.80 12.60 Son Of Talc (Labocetta) 9.60 Exacta (3-8) paid $115.60.
Scratched -Swift Gull. a 7th, 1-5 Argyle Lake (Santagata) 9.80 4.40 2.50 Leading Appeal (Chavez) 5.40 3.40 Make Luck (Santos) 3.60 Scratched--Scavenger Hunt, Foolish. Macduff, Pres Du Ciel. Exacta (4-3) paid $53.40. 8th, 3-5 The Assault Handicap Silver Survivor (Madrid) 9.20 4.00 2.40 King's Swan (Santos) 3.00 I'm Sky High (Smilh) 2.80 Scratched--American Colony.
Exacta (3-1) paid $27.60. Pick Six (1-4- 6-3-4-3) paid $8,975.00. (19 lickets). 5 wins paid $140.00. (302 fickets).
9th, Final Road (Martinez) 38.20 17.40 11.00 Bubba Dutyah (Madrid) 12.60 7.20 Winsome Act (Morales) 3.00 Scralched- -Dusty Donna, Gala Temptress, Dewans Advocate, Affy, Myfavorite Charity, Her First Orchid. Daily Double (3-6) paid $162.40. Exacta (6-4) paid 1394.00. Triple (6-4-7) paid $2,126.00. Attendance: Handle: $3,637,996.92 OTB Handle: $5,437,709.60 Total Handle: $9,706.476.28 ROCKINGHAM Yesterday's results 1st, 4-5 Social Delight (Eliot) 12.00 6.20 3.60 3 Mystical Girl (Gambardella) 3.60 3.00 Heaven's Annie (Ma) 4.40 Perfecta (2-5) paid $39.20.
2nd, LI. Bold (Rolon) 11.60 5.40 3.40 Fort McHenry (Sierra) 18.00 9.60 Nobody Slides (Shellon) 8.60 Scratched -Mellow Wisdom, Haley Boy, Lord Calvert. Daily Double (2-2) paid $50.80. Perfecta (2-8) paid $162.00. Trifecta (2-8-1) paid $1,563.80.
1 3rd, Int't Guest (Pinero) 11.20 5.60 4.00 Libelani (Sierra) 5.20 4.20 Warm Spot (Bush) 4.60 Perfecta (8-2) paid $76.80. Trifecta (8- 2-3) paid $573.60. 4YO up, 6f. AStrm'sExpcid (D'Agsto) 5.20 3.80 3.00 Reasonable Boy (Foley) 5.80 4.60 Softbalsal (Amiss) 3.20 Perfecta (8-6) paid $31.60. Trifecta (8- 6-2) paid $99.00.
5th, 3-5 Arcy (Klein) 1 4.60 3.80 va'gine (Aleiandro) 11.80 5.40 4.40 Oops The Redbird (D'Agusto) 5.40 Scratched -Laffing Moralmisty, Peryton, Just For Jane, Vobera. Perfecta (11-7) paid $65.20. $3 1st half. Twin Trifecta (13-7-9) paid $400.50. 61h, 2-5 Nose Clipper (Rivera) 6.20 3.40 3.00 Waratoru (Bush) 3.60 3.80 Beauty (Amiss) 3.60 Scratched Ron Rivers.
Perfecta (7-6) paid $32.20. Trifecta (7- 6-4) paid $100.40. 7th, 1-5 Lotta Strength (Mercado) 25.40 9.40 5.20 Abbey Grange (Morales) 44.80 1 18.80 Poplar Music (Bush) 6.00: Scralched--Crimson Mark, Frankie's Pleasure, Thimbles, Dac's King, Varsity Express, Risky Floyd. Perfecta (5-11) paid $1,016.00. Trifecta (5-11-10) paid $8,246.80.
2nd Half Twin Trifecta. No Winners. Carryover: $56,201.00. 8th, 3-5 Jennie's Queen (Rogers) 11,40 5.20 5.00 Miss Sky McGrew (Foley) 3.60 2.80 Eleven Angels (Gambardella) 4.60 Scratched- -First Episode. Perfecta (1-6) paid $29.60.
Trifecta (1- 6-3) paid $142.00. 9th, 1-5 LooseCanctions (Himsphre) 6.40 3.80 2.80 Wyn Salem Wyn (Gambardella) 4.60 3.60 Crow A Lot (Mercier) 3.40 Perfecta (8-7) paid $28.00. Trifecta (8- 7-5) paid $157.20. 10th, 4-5 7 Society Best (Heath) 9.40 6.00 3.40 Marital Wind (Bermudez) 14.00 7.40 Lavishing Love (Garcia) 11.40 Scratched Stacey's Bubbles, Lucky Performer, Cindez, Hal Full Hat Empty, Exciting Business. Perfecta (7-10) paid $177.40.
11th, 2-5 Count And Measre (Rvra) 4.60 3.80 2.80 King Cougar (Lozano) 10.60 6.80 Joe Jon (Jettison) 4,40 Scratched -Seemore Glass, Clean Dutchess. Perfecta (11-10) paid $44.20, Superfecta (11-10-9-7) paid $1,474.00. Late Double (7-11) paid $20.60. Allendance: Handle: $950,009.00 INDOOR SOCCER Churchil-O'Donnel League Standings Through Jan. 15 Churchill Division GF GA Pts Windsor Cafe 27 10 South Hadley 0 NH City Cafe 12 15 Sam's Slammers Chic.
Red Riffs Westfield 24 0 O'Donnell Division Chicopee Chiefs 2 0: 20, 12 Inter -Amherst -0 C.F. Tigers 12 8 Chicopee Blast 1.0 11 Baystate Rug 2.04 16 J.B. O' Reilly 17 SCORING A Dave Girouard, Windsor 12 R.Kouzehkanani, Amherst Peter Barra, South Hadley Tom Gattney, Chiefs Jack Gauthier, South Hadley 3 00 Dan Miller, Chiefs Tony Marsh, Windsor ROAD RACING SNOWSTORM CLASSIC Here are the results of yesterday's Greater Springfield Harriers' Snowstorm Classic 5 road race at Forest Park: 1. Gary Crowley 2. Jon Corso J.
Celio Hernandez 4. Keith Wills 5. Bruce Labonte 6. Ed Sanditer 7. Steve O'Neil 8.
Mike Cabol 9. Bin Rowe 10. Seth Roberts 11. Ray Beaudin 12. Tim Gullmain 13.
Louis Latourneau 14. Glenn Golba 15. Peter. Doherty 16. Neal Lamberton: 17.
Peter Gagarin 18. BI Lord 19. Michael Stagg 18:42. 20. Sue Harvasz 21.
Bill Hixson 22. Maureen Eaton 23. Shira Springer 24. Steve Szewczyk 25. David O'Connell 26.
Brian Goddu 27. Jim Lyons 28. Nathan Vech 29. Erv Landry 30. Tom Conlin 31.
Marty Kan 32. Betsy Duquette 33. Bryon Dailey 34. Susam Griffin 35. Barbara Rush 36.
Chris Benson 37. Fran Fimbel 38. Jerry Jolly t. 39. Al Flanders 20:59.
40. John Pashko 41. Joe Pitchko 42. Kathy Connery 43. Bob McGoldrick 44.
Sue Crowley 45. Joseph Buckley 46. Michael Niziolek 47. Frodyma 48. Dick Osgood 49.
Bob Mantredi 50. Tom Weich 51. Dave Schor 42. Coleen Walsh $3. Tom Rowland 54, Charlie Towse 55.
Rich Malousky 56. Kathy Dusel 57. Marianne Halpern S. Janice Partyka S. Jim Liebel 60.
Dean Stroshine 23:31. 61. Dick Atkinson 62. Rich Nichols 63. Peter Vangnes 64.
Denise Cardona 65. Kathy Parker 24:44: 66.: Alex Brancic 67. Patti Deso 68. Mark Forbes 69. Jan Komaiszko 70.
Connie Bits 71. Sue Holt 72. Mary Beth Marquaral 73. Cynthia Sommer 74. Ginny King 75.
Sue Lemieux 76. Nancy Hart 77. Alice Carrol 78. Marilyn Pease 79. Peggy Jedziniak.
1735:18. Panthers Continued from Page C-1 He would have led the Berry vision last year, but Cathedral not get to play two games against Holyoke and another against Longmeadow because of forfeits. Those forfeits two Holyoke had too many misconducts and lost by Cathedral because of time mix-up cost Nolan scoring title as a freshman. He finished second -five points behind the leader and the player who beat him out got nine points a one-sided victory (22-0) over yoke. Defenseman Brian Steigmeyer of Ludlow, who left the Springfield Olympics to play for Cathedral, says the nature of the game hockey doesn't allow for a let-up.
"We can't play down to our competition," said Steigmeyer. "We work hard and play well as team." Cathedral was expected to dominate because while the rest of division is in a rebuilding cycle, the Panthers returned virtually eryone from last year's state Division II finalist. Cathedral dropped an early-season 10-7 shootout to Eastern Mass. power Malden Catholic. It also a 3-2 scrimmage against Deerfield Academy, and will scrimmage Northfield Mount Hermon and Billerica.
Cathedral's overall goal this season is to win a the state championship, something a Western Mass. team is rarely in a realistic position to do. In last year's state title game against Austin Prep, Cathedral WNEC icemen triumph Gary Grout's unassisted goal 2:43 into overtime gave visiting Western New England College a 4- 3 hockey victory over Roger Williams yesterday i in Bristol, R.I. Grout, a junior from Springfield, also opened the scoring for the 9-4 Golden Bears 4:08 into the game. Classmate Paul Evon of Chicopee later put WNEC ahead 2-1 with the first of his two goals at the 17:09 mark of the period.
After Roger Williams got even again, Evon tallied 6:14 into the second period. The home team tied the score for the final time on Pete Koquck's goal with 9:11 remaining in regulation. Sophom*ore Bob Brown of Chicopee was brilliant in goal for WNEC with 42 saves, including two in overtime. Amherst 8, Wesleyan 4 Bill McLean's second goal broke a 3-3 third-period tie and the Lord Jeffs improved to 7-6. Ed Jarosz and Dave Nishigawa also tallied twice for Amherst and goalie Brian Doyle of Springfield had an assist to go with 30 saves.
Tony Gravanis, with a goal and three assists, Dave Smith with one goal and two assists, also powered Amherst. AIC 6, Trinity 1 Defenseman Darryl Frenette's two goals powered American 'International, which led 4-0 after one period. Jeff Paoline and Eric Forselius added a goal and an assist apiece for the 10-6-1 Yellow Jackets. Trinity fell to 11-3. MEN'S SWIMMING UMass 150, Vermont 86.
Three-time defending New England champion Massachusetts remained undefeated after 10 dual meets this season. Jim Robertson captured both the 50- and 100-yard freestyles in 22.26 and 47.96 seconds respectively and teammate Steve. Myers swept the diving. WOMEN'S TRACK Tufts took the Smith College Invitational with a 94-point team score and Williams placed second at 80.5. Smith wound finished third with 69 points as Deb Ahearn was victorious in the long jump (17- and winner Meg White turned in an ECAC-qualifying time of 4:53.37.
At Boston University's Terrier Classic, Barbara Francisco of Springfield College prevailed in the shot put with a heave and qualified for the NCAA Division II nationals. Teammate Dede Theodore also qualified with a third-place effort of MEN'S GYMNASTICS Springfield recorded its first victory in three meets, 266.15- 257.1 over Army as Ramiro Mora won on the parallel bars (9.3) and still rings (9.45). Rick Hoage won the floor exercise with a 9.1 and SC teammate Eduardo Ovalle posted a meet-best 9.55 on the high bar. WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS A sweep by vaulters Tara Brady (9.2), Maria Targgio (8.95) and Patty Izzi (8.9) 1 lifted 2-1 Springfield past Cortland State, 167.15 to 161.7. Plus, Dawn Keller won on uneven bars and Michelle Donoghue was victorious on the balance beam.
7. hockey team too tough I DOG RACING HINSDALE Yesterday's matinee results 154, Grade 5-16. 3-Producte 1.20 3.00 2.40 1-Quando Si Beta 140 2.20 Gosh Quiniela 1-3 Trifecta 3-1-4 $169.40 2nd, Grade 5-16, 4-Dust Artic 5.80 3.40 3.00 7-Party Rock 7.80 6.00 1-Ric's Alpha 3.0 Quiniela 7-4 $22 Trifecta 8-1-1 Dauy Double 3-8 $20.30 3rd, Grade 5-16, Face 6.80 3.60 4.60 4-Thring 3.80 2.50 7-Autumn Ashley 6.80 Quinicia 4-4 Trifecta 6-4-7 $240.60 4th, 5-Bella's 3-Sunray Grade Bandit Suzanna 5-16, 17.60 A 5.40 3.80 5.20 3.40 8-Mega Kick 3.20 Quiniela 3-5 $77.00, Trifecta 3-5-0 $755.00 5th, Grade 5-16. 1-Too 10.40 5.00 4.00 1-Eeil 3.40 6-Ico Extravaganza 7.00 Quinela 1-2 Trifecta 2-1-6 $247.60, Super One 2-1-6-7 5324.10 Scratched -5 Bruce's Scoop 6th, Grade 3-8, 5-Our Big Mama 24.20 15.00 8 00 2-Strobe's Candy 15.00 11.60 4-Dust Juneau 4.40 Quiniela 2-5 Trifecta 5-2-4- $1799.60 7th, Grade 5-16. 4-Diamond Cleve 7.20 3.80 3.00 2-DJ's Haint 3.20 2.20 5-Poco Florence 3.40 Quiniela 2-4 Trifecta 4-2-5 $131.40 8th, Grade 5-16, 1-Bruce's Bounty 4.80 5.00 2.80 2-Lumpy Noggin 8.00 4.00 6-Suretrak 3.40 Quiniela 1-2 Trifecta 1-2-6 Double Quiniela 2-4-1-2 $76.90 9th, Grade C.
5-16, 5-Tommy Tank 22.20 9.60 6.40 2-Willya Wit 5.20 3.80 4-Tyone Claire 4.40 Quiniela 2-5 Trifecta 5-2-4 $1100.00, Super One Carryover $74.74 10th, Grade 5-16, 4-JW's Sixtythree 8.40 3.80 3.00 1-Run For My Son 3.20 3.80 7-Lansdowne 3.50 Quiniela 1-4 Tritecta 4-1-7 $93.40 11th, Grade 5-16, 8-Moon Express 12.60 7.40 3-Carole's David 10.60 A 5.40 4.20 6-Tipton Waver 7.40 Quinieta 3-8 Twin Tri 1st Hal 3-8-6 $80.00. 12th, Grade 3-8, 1-JYL 8.80 7.20 4.00 6-BA's Dumbo 7.40 3.60 2-Dandy Elta 5.60 Quiniela 1-6 Trifecta 1-6-2 $452.20 13th, Grade 5-16, 1-Just Me 8.20 6.40 5.00 3-Diamond Kale 8.00 4.60 4-CW Mudd 3.40 Quiniela 1-3 Trifecta 1-3-4 Twin Tri Carryover $11270.57 141h, Grade 5-16, 3-Jingle Blazer 6.20 3.60 2.60 6-Imadooza 3.80 2.80 7-Ric's Uno 3.20 Quiniela 3-6 Trifecta 3-6-7 5128.40 15th, Grade 5-16, 1-Hollywood Rap 7.00 3.20 5.00 3-Fond Abank 4.60 3.00 4-Miss Squeal 6.40 Quinieia 1-3 Trifecta 1-3-4 Super One Carryover $153.18 Scratched -2 Arigale Star Attendance: 849; Handle: $103,273 NFL PRO BOWL ROSTERS NEW YORK (AP) Rosters for the Pro Bowl, to be plaved Sunday, Feb. 4 in Honolulu: American Football Conference Starters Offense Wide receivers Andre Reed, Buffalo; Webster Slaughler, Cleveland. Tight End Rodney Holman, Cincinnati. Tackles Anthony Munoz, Cincinnati; Chris Hinion, Indianapolis.
Guards Mike Munchak, Houston; Bruce Matthews, Houston, Center Ray Donaldson, Indianapolis. Quarterback Warren Moon, Houston. Running Backs Christian Okoye, Kansas City; James Brooks, Cincinnati. Defense Ends Bruce Smith, Buffalo; Lee Witliams, San Diego. Interior Lineman Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland.
Outside Linebackers Derrick Thomas, Kansas City; Clay Matthews, Cleveland. Inside Linebackers Karl Mecklenburg, Denver; John Offerdahl, Miami. Cornerbacks Albert Lewis, Kansas City; Frank Minnifiend, Cleveland. Satelies David Fulcher, Cincinnati; Erik McMillan, New York Jets. Specialists Punter Reggie Roby, Miami.
Placekicker David Treadwell, Denver. Kick Returner Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh. Special Teams Rufus Porter, Sealtle. American Football Conference Reserves Offense Wide Receivers Anthony Miller, San Diego; Brian Blades, Seattle. Tight End Ferrell Edmunds, Miami.
Tackle Tunch Win, Pittsburgh. Guard Max Montoya, Cincinnati. Center Kent Hull, Buffalo. Quarterbacks x-John Elway, Denver. Running Backs Thurman Thomas, Buffalo; Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis, Defense End Howie Long, Los Angeles Raiders.
Interior Lineman Greg Krasen, Denver. Outside Linebacker Leslie O'Neal, San Diego. Inside Linebacker Shane Conlan, Buffalo. Cornerback Kevin Ross, Kansas City. Safely Dennis Smith, Denver.
National Football Conference Starters Offense Wide Receivers Jerry Rice. San Francisco; Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay. Tight End Keith Jackson, Philadel phia. Tackles -'Gary Zimmerman, Minnesota; Jackie Slater, Los Angeles Rams. Guards Randall McDaniel, Minnesola; Tom Newberry, Los Angeles Rams.
Center Jay Hilgenber9, Chicago. Quarterback Joe Montana, San Francisco. Running Backs Barry Sanders, Detroit; other slarter TBA. Defense Ends Chris Doleman, Minnesota; Reggie White, Philadelphia; Interior Lineman Keith Millard, Minnesola. Outside Linebackers Tim Harris, Green Bay; Lawrence Taylor, New York Giants.
inside Linebackers Mike Singletary, Chicago; Chris Spielman, Detroit. Cornerbacks Jerry Gray, Los Angeles Rams; Carl Lee, Minnesota. Safeties Joey Browner, Minnesola; Ronnie Lott, San Francisco. Specialists Punter Rich Camarillo, Phoenix. Placekicker Ed Murray, Detroit.
Kick Returner Dave Meggett, New York Giants. Special Teams Ron Wolfley, Phoenix. National Football Conference Reserves Offense Wide Receivers Henry Ellard, Los Angeles Rams; John Taylor, San FrancisCO. Tight End Steve Jordan, Minnesota. Tackle Luis Sharpe, Phoenix.
Guard Guy Mcintyre, San FrancisCO, Center 4 Doug Smith, Los Angeles Rams. Quarlerback Don Maikowski, Green, Bay. Running Backs Dalton Hilliard, New Orleans; Roger Craig, San Francisco; -Brent Fullwood, Green Bay. L. Defense End Charles Mann, Washington.
Interior Lineman Jerry Ball, Detroit. Outside Linebackers Kevin Greene, Los Angeles Rams. Inside Linebacker Vaughan Johnson, New Orleans. Cornerback Eric Allen, Philadelphia. Safety Tim McDonald, Phoenix.
3 x-named to replace injured Boomer Esiason of Cincinnati; y-named to replace Neal Anderson of Chicago. AP SPORTLIGHT By The Associated Press Jan. 28 1943 Max Bentley of the Chicago Black Hawks had four goals and three assists in a 10-1 rout of the New York Rangers. Bentley scored all four goals and added on assist in the third period. His brother, Doug, registered four assists in the third period.
1972 Eddie Woods of Oral Roberts grabbed 30 rebounds for the second consecutive game in a 109-104 victory over Louisiana Tech. Moods had 30 rebounds against Lamar Dec. 25. JAI ALAI HARTFORD FRONTON Ist Game. 1.70 480 5.10 Preston 10.10 13.20 1-Carlos-Edward 13.29 2nd Garne.
Trifecta A (2-8-7) $1,130.70 Quiniela (2-8) Perfecta (2-6) 2-Moriarty 15.30 6.30 5.40 1-Orzata 7.50 6.00 7-Anthom 9.30 Quiniela (1-2) Perfecta 02-1) Trifecta (2-1-7) $342.90 3rd Game. 4-Anthony-Ispa 17.70 6.60 5.10 2-Frank-Matera 7.50 5.70 3-Fred-Edward 9.30 Quinieta (2-4) Perfecta (4-2) Trifecta (4-2-3) Daily Double (284) $113.10 4th Garne. 4-Lindy 20.70 8.40 9.00 7-Desi 12.00 0.10 2-Edward. 5.70 Quiniela (4-7) Perfecta (4-7) Trifecta (4-7-2) $707.10 5th Game. 1-Raymond-Capozzo 34.80 11.70 7.20 4-DeCarlo Il-Matera 13.50 7.20 1-Mixe-Quinti 6.30 Quinieta (4-0) Perfecta Trifecta (8-4-1) $480 80; Double Quinieta $511.50 6th Game.
7-Fred 28.20 16.20 7.20 5-Frank 13.20 6.90 1-DeCario 4.80 Quinieia (5-7) $97 80; Perfecta (7-5) Trifecta (7-5-1) $733.20 7th Game. 6-Durango-Arcarazo 20.10 9.00 6.60 3-Todd-Chimela 1.80 7.80 1-Galla-frazabal 7.80 Quiniela (3-6) Perfecta (6-3) Trifecta 16-3-1) Daily Double Superfecta (5-3-1- $1,694.10 8th Game. 8- James 13.20 7.80 7.80 4-Cachin 7.50 5.10 2-Zulaica 10.20 Quiniela (4-8) Perfecta (8-4) Trifecta (8-4-2) $191.70 9th Game. 7-Todd-Davezac 12.00 9.60 7.20 5-Lindy-Zoqui I1 10.20 8.40 1-Anastasia-Aspizu 5.70 Quiniela (5-7) Perfecta (7-5) Trifecta (7-5-1) $419.10 10th Game. 2-Rene 16.20 8.40 5.40 6-Eggy 15.60 8.10 3-Richie 6.30 Quiniela (2-6) Perfecta (2-6) Trifecta (2-6-3) Daily Double $156.00 11th Game.
4-Rene-Basabe 24.30 10.50 7.20 1-Padilla-Chimela 8.10 7.50 7-Todd-Aspizu 6.30 Trifecta (4-1-7) A $645.90 Quiniela Perfecta (4-1) 12th Game. 1-Del Rio 20.40 17.10 8.70 6-Basabe 53.10 15.00 4-Orbea Ill 7.20 Quiniela (1-6) 5112.80; Perfecta (1-6) Trifecta (1-6-4) Double Quiniela (1-481-6) $1,180.80 13th Game. 2-Zulaica-Aspizu 15 00 7.20 4.50 3-Cachin-Mark 6.00 3.90 1-Del Rio-Arcarazo 4.50 Quiniela (2-3) Pertecta (2-3) Trifecta (2-3-1) $575.70 CBA CONTINENTAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division QW Pts Albany 25 80 155 Pensacola 23 12 81 150 Columbus 11 24 681 10114 Grand Rapids 13 18 951 Central Division La Crosse 25 10 78 153 Quad City 19 13 Cedar Rapids 15 16 60 105 Rockford 11 21 934 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Midwest Division QW PIs Rapid City 23 9 Omaha 16 17 Topeka 8 25 62 66 Sioux Falls 10 24 55 85 Western Division Santa Barbara 23 10 64 135 Tulsa 16 69 120 San Jose 17 16 Wichita Falls 9 26 5312 TENNIS AUSTRALIAN OPEN, RESULTS MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Results Saturday of the $3 million Australian Open tennis championships at the National Tennis Center (seedings in parentheses): Women Singles Championship Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, def. Mary Joe Fernandez (6), Miami, 6-3, 6- Men Doubles Championship 'Pieter Aldrich and Danie Visser, South Africa (2), def. Grant Connell and Glenn Michibala, Canada (13), 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, 6- 4.
Mixed Doubles Championship Jim Pugh, Palos Verdes, and Natalia Zvereva, Soviet Union (1), def, Rick Leach Laguna Beach, and Zina Garrison, Houston (2), 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. 3: Boys Singles Semifinals Dirk Dier, West Germany (2), def. Oliver Fernandez, Mexico (5), 7-6 (7-4), 7-5. Leander Paes, India, def. Sasa Hirszon, Yugoslavia (12), 6-2, 6-7 (2-7), 7-5.
Giris Singles Semifinals Magdalena Maleeva, Buigaria (3), def. Karina Habsudova, Czechoslovakia (8), 6-1, 6-3. Louise Stacey, Australia (9), def. Erika De Lone, Lincoln, Mass. (6), 7-5, 7-5.
JUNIOR HOCKEY Greater Springfield League Standings Through Jan. 23 6-9 Div. I ET GF GA Greenfield 0 12 20 WTM Tri-Cily 17 Sold. Caps 10 10 Bay West. 12 2 23 9-11 Div.
I Greenfield 7 0 14 43 Mid State 11 40 WTM 29 Tri-City Spfld. Caps 20 Nonotuck Holy Name 10 53 9-11 Div. Ludlow 10 18 Enfield 23 Amherst 18 Westfield 21 Greenfield 18 WTM Spfld. Caps Mid State 9-11 Div. Holy Name 10 Bay West Greenfield Amherst WTM 3 Tri-City Nonotuck Ludlow Enfield Ludlow 11-13 Div.
I WTM 0 12 12 Spild. Caps Enfield Tri-City 12 13 Nonotuck 12 16 Greenfield 10 17 Amherst 19 11-13 Div. 11 Westfield 0 12 20 Ludlow 31 Bay West 25: Greenfield Solid. Caps 17 WTM PA Enfield Amherst 31 Tri-City 0 23 Div. MI Greenfield 9 17 12.
Bay West Enfield 23 30: Ludlow 25 31 Holy Name 21 19 13-15 Div. I Spfld. Caps 13 Enfield 6 12 26 Amherst 14 Tri-City WTM 19 Nonotuck 16 13-15 Div. 4 Greenfield 6 35 Westfield Enfield 3 18 Bay 14 16 Wildcats 2 3.0 13 18 Ludlow Bikhwks 13 30 Holy Name Pr 0 24. held a 3-2 first period lead drop- "It wouldn't have been if we had For some players, the Cathedral Di- ping a 9-3 decision.
the team we thought we'd have," attraction is too good to 'pass up. did "We only played one period in he answered. Cathedral lost center Buchholz welcomed over 50 candiBoston Garden against Austin Peter D'Amario and goaltender dates this season, including nine Pep," said Buchholz. "After that Brian Doyle to prep school and goaltenders. we fell apart." was no match for the Eastern "And we play them all," said Only, three seniors graduated Mass.
powers. Buchholz, who has five varsity and one from that team, and players like Now, the Panthers are back in four JV goalies. "We don't cut anyNolan and Pat Moriarty passed up Division II, and the question is body." 1- a the the opportunity to attend prep whether the rest of the league Cathedral's hockey health is conschool. With the state-title dream catch up. trasted by the question on whether realistic, they chose to remain at "I think so," said Agawam coach the sport will even survive at the Mike LaZazzera.
"We're building public school level because of muin ing youth hockey fewer these students days, public play- and this year sophom*ores." with a lot of freshmen nicipal budget problems. And, with Hol- schools can ill afford to lose any- The key, though, is keeping Putnam is in trouble, and Centhose tral is pinning its hopes on the cur-. one. Cathedral is one of only five young players at local schools. rent players involved in the high schools in the Pioneer Valley Even Putnam Vocational, which is Springfield youth hockey program that still skate junior varsity pro- battling a critical numbers short- hoping they attend the public of Losing players to Cathedral has by age the schools, rarely lost affected grams.
and which is school. prep talented Gone are the days when Classihurt the cause of parity. But, there Roger Westbrooks to Avon Old. cal was one of the better teams is no other place for the Panthers Farms. the area and a strong rival for Cato play.
"We've got a player here at West thedral. a "It's not like we can kick them Side, Brian Fenton, who is only a Since Chicopee Comp won its out," said Parenteau. "They have sophom*ore and just as good as only hockey championship in 1986, the to play somewhere and this is Nolan," offered Doe. "If he stays the Colts have been furnished by where they belong." with us and we draw some more only three players from the Tri-. Cathedral was the only Division players, then we could have a good Cities youth program (Chicopee, ev- I team in Western Mass.
for three team again. We need players like Holyoke and South Hadley). years in the mid-1980s. The rest of Brian to stay with the high school West Springfield's Doe thinks the region was placed either in Di- programs." there is hope for public school vision II or III, but "we've always When LaZazzera played for hockey. been a Division I team and we Agawam, Bob Kudelski was lead- "We've been down for a while lost want to stay that way," said Rich ing Cathedral to the Western Mass.
but have come back before." said Kudelski, the Cathedral coach at championship. LaZazzera and Doe. "The key, of course, is to get the time. Kudelski both played youth hockey the young kids to stay with your Cathedral qualified for the East- in program." ern Mass. Division I tournament "We were like one goal scorer If not, look for Cathedral to conduring two of those three years away and he could have been that tinue its domination throughout and both times, were beaten player," said LaZazzera, summing the decade.
1 soundly. Four years ago, Cathedral up the public-school frustrations And what will the others do saw its season end with a one-sided when good players opt for Cathe-. when they're scheduled to play Caloss to Catholic Memorial. dral. "We need kids to realize that thedral? Kudelski defended the Division I they can stay at a local high school "Pray," said Parenteau.
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