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D2 THE JOURNAL-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1988 IN THE NEWS in the bleachers U.S. wrestlers droo match to USSR dv ctcwc mnnoc lJ 1 UILVL IVIUUIIL Penrith, a senior at Iowa where he wrestled for Dan Gable who coached the Americans last night, will attempt to make the Olympic team. After his graduation from Iowa, he will remain under Gable's tutelage as a graduate assistant coach. One of the most dramatic matches came at 198 pounds, where the USSR's Makharbek Khadhartsev faced Jim Scherr. The two were ranked first and second in the world, respectively, last year, and it showed.

The match was scoreless until the final four seconds when Khadartsev, who is unbeaten in his international competition career, scored a takedown with a gut wrench move to win 2-0. NOTESi In a youth meet held prior to the match, North Rockland High's Joey Jerez defeated schoolmate Chris Allison. Rewttv 1MJ Ksramchakov (USSR) dec. Salamone IS- 1HJ -Chertuw (US) dec. Zambalov 5- 1B.5 -Ka-raev (USSR) dec.

Penrith 4-2; IMJ Lewis (US) dec. Isaev 5-1; 14t.S Maoomedov (USSR) dec. Giura 7-4; 143 Khaiamov (USSR) dec. Elinsky 3-2; 143 (exhibition) Gadiikhanov (USSR) dec. Heffernan 7-1; IN -TombouHev (USSR) dec.

CNappareUi 4-3; Itl -Khadhartsev (USSR) dec. Scherr 20; 22t Trost (US) by forfeit; Heavy Baumgartner (US) dec. Gobediish-vHi 6-0. In the last match of the 10-match meet, which the USSR won 6-4, heavyweight Baumgartner defeated David Gobedjishvili, 6-0. It was not only the U.S.

winners that made good showings at the Summit. Even in defeat, some of the young wrestlers proved that they would be forces if not at this summer's Olympics in Seoul, then in 1992. Brad Penrith, the New York State high school champion at 98 pounds in 1981 from Windsor (Section 4), lost to five-time Tbilisi Tournament champion Ruslan Ka-raev at 125.5 pounds, 6-2. But Penrith, the 1986 and '87 NCAA champion from the University of Iowa, was still pleased with his performance, and delighted to be back in New York for the event. "I couldn't wait to come back, because I haven't wrestled in the state since the 1983 Empire State Games," said Penrith, who has been competing in Greco-Roman style wrestling in college.

"This was my first international competition, and I haven't wrestled freestyle since 1984, so it was a whole new experience." By Lisa Winston Wilentz Slafl Writer NEW YORK The United States has not had a two-time Olympic champion in wrestling since 1908. Randy Lewis and Bruce Baumgartner would like to change that. Both Lewis and Baumgartner, gold medalists in freestyle at the 1984 Summer Olympics, won their respective matches last night at the USA-USSR Wrestling Summit held at Madison Square Garden's Felt Forum. At 136.5 pounds, Lewis deci-sioned 1986 world champion Khaz-er Isaev 5-1, allowing just a first-period reversal. "I still feel I have a few years left, or at least this year," said Lewis, 28, who was also a member of the 1980 Olympic team which boycotted the Games in Moscow.

"I get fired up wrestling the Russians. Not because I didn't get to face them at the last two Olympics I've put that behind me. But because I want to face the best possible competition to prepare for this summer." 'Big Klu' dies from heart attack The Associated Press Ted Kluszewski, the Cincinnati Reds' bare-armed slugger in the 1950s, died last night. He was 63. Kluzewski apparently suffered a heart attack and died at Bethesda-North Hospital in Cincinnati, according to the Thomas Funeral Home.

"Big Klu" retired as the Reds' minor league hitting instructor last year and had undergone bypass surgery after a previous heart attack in 1986. Kluszewski, the Reds' first baseman from 1947 to 1957, was a four-time All-Star. He led the National League with 49 homers and 141 RBI in 1954, his'best season. Kluszewski, recognized by his big forearms and large biceps, was one of baseball's most feared hitters in his prime. He had 279 homers with 1,028 RBI and a .298 average in his 15-year career and.

was enshrined in the Reds' Hall of Fame. Plans for services were incomplete. Football: Blackledge traded The Associated Press The Pittsburgh Steelers, seeking to improve tlie NFL's worst passing attack, acquired quarterback Todd Blackledge from the Kansas City Chiefs for a fourth-round pick in next month's draft. "It just never worked out for me in Kansas City but I'm loooking to coming here and proving myself and I couldn't be any happier," said Blackledge, 27, the son of Steelers' offensive line coach Ron Blackledge. The 6-foot-3, 219-pound Blackledge, from Penn State, will duel with the oft-booed Mark Malone; third-year pro Bubby Brister and Steve Bono, a former Minnesota Vikings' backup, for the Steelers' starting job.

Elsewhere, the National Labor Relations Board issued a third complaint against the National Football League Management Council and its member clubs, alleging five more violations of federal labor laws during last year's negotiations with the NFL Players Association. The complaint was issued against Billy Sullivan and the New England Patriots for waiving NFLFA vice president Brian Holloway the day after he appeared on Monday Night Football and criticized the club owners for their bargaining stance. Sullivan and the Patriots are charged with unlawful union discrimination against Holloway. Boxing: Honeyghan KOs Vaca The Associated Press Take a bigger lead. Looking good.

Farther, farther. That's it. Not to worry SPORTS ON TV BEST BET: The Rangers, still in the battle for a playoff berth, face the Chicago Blackhawks tonight at Chicago Stadium. The Blackhawks (30-39-9) have already clinched a playoff berth in the Norris TTTZTTTmT Division. The Rangers (34-34-9) remain in conten- YONKERo MEADOWLANDS WEDNESDAY ENTRIES WEDNESDAY ENTRIES tion with the Pittsburgh Penguins and New Jersey Devils for the final Patrick Division spot.

Game time is set for 8:30, on MSG. TODAY m- cimt.is,ra), pc lIMSL FIRST- Non-winners of tf.OOO In last I 17,500., Trot, 1 Mile. PP Horse Driver Odds At Juan M. Fontaine 1 0-1 5 SundanceSample 4 Movln Along 7 Lauren UShana 9 Breezes Girl UMoisevev) (W. O'donneH) (Jo.

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Callahan) 4 Stargetl Lobe SECOND- Non-winners of i parl-mutual races or 15,000 M.OOO., Pace, I Mile. Second- Tret StUO Al El Cubanlto M. Gonzalez B2 Del Sea Express Donlt 1 Timmer (E. Davit) 2 Incredible (K. Bonacorsa) 3 Supercede Hanover (R.

Hayfer) 4 Terrmar (D. O'mara) SArmbroGulle (Jo CampOe) 6 Clear Moment (C Manzl) SEVENTH- Non-winners of (9,000 last I (7,500., Pace, I MUe. Al Treys Terror J. Randall 5-2 B2 Amtrak CoKln G. Mosher 3-1 C3 Color And Light Larente 5-1 D4lclAussl F.Tagarielki l-l E5 Girlsluswanahavfun Steall 4-1 F4 Skippers Counselor Actio 4-1 G7 A Maid C.

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Fout) 1:00 SHO Evander Holyfield: Unfinished Business: A preview to cruiserweight boxer Evander Holy-field's upcoming April 9th unification bout against Carlos DeLeon, featuring career highlights and interviews. 6:00 Americable (Ch. 6) Sports Wrap: A discussion of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League. 6:30 ESPN NBA Today SC Thoroughbred Action From Aqueduct 8:30 MSG NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at Chicago Blackhawks 9:00 ESPN Top Rank Boxing: "Irish" Mickey Ward (15-1, 11 KOs) vs. Edwin Curet (22-7-2, 9 KOs) in a junior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J.

USA College Basketball: National Invitational Tournament, final, from Madison Square Garden in New York. MIDNIGHT 9 College Basketball: National Invitational Tournament Championship Game, from Madison Square Garden In New York. (Tape delay) ESPN NBA Today MSG Harness Racing From The Meadowlands 7 Rugged LobeO I Prep School 9 Hay Wen LI 10 EraOfPrtde IB. Webster) (M. Gagllardi) (R.Vehn-Thms) TMrO OmKUM), Pae SI list THIRD- Claiming SIO.000 S4.SO0., Pace, Gray Century A U.

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Proclno) Lloyd Honeyghan pinned Jorge Vaca to the ropes in the third round and knocked him out with a barrage of punches at 2:58 to regain the World Boxing Council welterweight title in Wembley, England. Honeyghan, who lost his title to the Mexican 11 months ago but claimed he was mentally unprepared for that defense, dominated his opponent in the rematch, just as he had predicted. Halfway through the third of the scheduled 12 rounds, Honeyghan trapped Vaca on 10 Ckidad Trulllto IV. Copeland) Fourth- Pace (11004 B2 Treasure Power C3KaMawStar D4Mane Joy ESAshWgh F4 Vodka On lea G7 By Night HI Whisper Wave Lncstr 4-1 G. Mosher 3-1 D.

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Campbell) IS O'toole) (J Moiseyev) (W. O'donneH) 4 Reserved Seat 5 FestlveAlmahurst 4 Prince Bradley 7 Pearls Falcon I Devllizer 9 Wholesale 10 Hobart Star (J. Schwlnd) 10-1 DODI'S LINE TENTH- Non-winners of (4,000 In last I (4,000 Pace, 1 Mile. Al Just A Whisper G. Mosher 4-1 B2 Emerald Zone Her.

Fllton l-l C3 Flying Lady Deux Glnfe 10-1 D4 Tropical Miss Mosher 5-2 E5 Slice Of Lite No Driver 4-1 F6 Honey Cheer G. Mosher 7-2 G7 An Act Of Love Thompson 10-1 HB Whata Happy Lady Donlt s-1 19 OutrigM Hasty M. Lancaster AC J10 Mergers Motion J. Curt AE ELEVENTH- Claiming S10.000., (4,500., (J. Plutlno) 2 Liberation 3 Bannister 4 Petite Amour 5 Janies Lancer 4 Tex Kash 7 Mark 01 Victory I Tansy Tera 9 Bar Mar Champ Lloyd Honeyghan: knocks out Jorge Vaca Fifth- Pace (9040 (R.

Pierce) 15-1 (J. Doherty) l-l (O. Bach) 4-1 (R. Remmen) 5-1 IB. Cote) 6-1 (B Cote) 20-1 (P.

henrlksen) 4-1 (W Koclurka) 20-' BASKETBALL NCAA (at Kansas City, MO) 1 Pretty Penny (Jo. Campbell) (B. Webster) Mile. 10 Jefs Bargain Al Thrill Time 2 Bernices Hawk 3 Doreys Brat 4 Ream Petit STahara 4 Ferrari Falcon 7 Pinch 01 Ginger I Lucie McaMsktr 9 0oo Wee Dkttty lOfiardenCltYGtrt Pace, 1 Mife. Al Klmburts Harv B2 Rrver Road Oevtl (J.

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Macdonald) 20-1 7 New Issue (J. Doherty) 4-1 8 Dry Dock It (J. Molsevev) 10-1 9 Doctor Panto (J. Molsevev) 9-2 10 Reggie Blue Chip (B.Webster) 12-1 D. Dancer 5-1 Ouetlen 4-1 Sorenttno 4-1 Beck with 10-1 G.

Brenrtan 3-1 DIBenedetto 4-1 Schntkr 4-1 Dgntt l-l A. Quart ar olo AE Her. Fillon AE HB Bon Bon Bavern R. vitrano D4 Steady Winner E5Untc Service F4 Windy Woody G7 Dovers Jonquil HI GEs Lightning 19 Patchy Boy J10 Selfson Sonny the ropes and kept him there. The champion slumped to the canvas after absorbing several punches and was counted out.

Baseball: Dome plans speed up The Associated Press A Florida Suncoast Dome contractor has been asked to draw up contingency plans to accelerate construction of the baseball stadium the Chicago White Sox are considering as a future home. Rick Dodge, the assistant city manager involved in the effort to bring the American League team to Florida, has confirmed that officials are eyeing an April 1989 opening that would replace the scheduled fall 1989 completion date. dxth- Meueni Sarin Final, Pace (7S004 1 keystone Sensation (J.Parker Jr.) 9-2 2 Scrivener (O. Plnknev Jr.) 4-1 3 Moon Unit (J. Takter) 40-1 4 Gotta Get On (W.

O'donneH) 10-1 SIXTH- Non-winners of S4.000 last I 17,000 Pace, I Mile. Al Icarus Amy G. Sarama 4-1 B2 Charlies Zinger Her. Fillon 5-1 SPORTS LIST AQUEDUCT AQUEDUCT THURSDAY ENTRIES TUESDAY RESULTS WHATTHE YANKEES PAID THE RED SOX FOR BABE RUTH IN 1 920 125,000 cash 2. Paid oil $350,000 mortgage on Fenway Park SOURCE: BASEBALL TRIVIA BOOK LISTS is acopyrighted (1988) leature of Sports Features Syndicate, Inc.

TRANSACTIONS First Post 1:00 (EST) JlgForKelly 113 Pure Starlit 114 1st 33,400, 3YO, Imi. a-Couoted. HelgasHoney 1 12 Pegys Prsoct 112 4Ht 17,10, mdtl 3VO 41. Should Savlt 113 Ralahs Tune 112 a-Black Seqn 115 Mosquera 115 ApsPIv 114 Battlefront III b-Tunlta 110 a-Rouge 115 2nd 24,000, mdn 3YO up, I 'mi. Amerlcn Dnc 115 Wee Lass 1 1 5 Nasdette 110 Jacques Pstm 124 LeesTsakus 115 b-Levltation 115 Champetre 110 Patlencelsvrt 115 Eastern BetH 115 Ouamt Idea 124 SpdvFrmpfn 115 Stifle 110 RumBunny 115 b-Arctc Evnn 115 OverFlosLdy 124 Ems Mummy 115 Periapt lis MIchelesApl 124 Black Beaver 115 a-Coupled.

D-CoupM. Sunrls Embrc 124 ale, 3YO up, ImL 3YO, IViml OurGallamar 112TmFrEmrtd 121 CvQuadLouis 113 FortApache 117 HrghOrter 121 Precious THh 1M a-EastrnSpy 101 Silent Angle 113 Dear Dusty 113 Toptcount 112 Ucancontnm 113 Ragged Edge 117 TasmasStar 114 a-HarryNBrn 113 Beat TheRcrd 108 Mh 55,000, 3YO up, I'Ami. a-Coupled. Cham Bracelet Handicap mdn 3YO up, IVMiH. RunComeSee 104 Popularity Ir 112 FlreAndFury 110 Rexls Hour 119 AdorablAngl 109 Bobs BlgGtal 101 LadvBBrght 1 19 DeHghtH Nsh 124 Scorned Lass 109 Mile.

Lyphrd 111 Archeress 115 My Donna 115 WithATwist 122 Armlron 121 Angela Srnty 124 Attic Wit 124 KevTThBrdg 114 LetsGoLucv 110 Holly Pet 119 9th 19,000, mdn 3YO up, IVUnL 5th 22,001, 3YO, 7f Mastvl 113 Mega Silver 1 1 1 a-DesertDevI 115 a-Flake 117 DrngDrDvd 120 ChennltsPpy 111 DistnctvMnk 112 Classc Sttmnt 117 SayHevKid 100 Birms Fargo 111 InvlnsiblRbt 117 Joyers Classc 106 Clow Union 115 Full Of Style 111 TisASir 113 SusansGlft 117 Mcallster 111 Capelll 113 RackltUp 119 Try Much 110 Banking 115 RunTheRoyl 120 Weather Clear. Track Past. el, 3YO, ImL Yosl's Lad (Santagata) 4.00 3 40 2.20 Skye Advocate (Ortiz) 9.20 5.20 Ana's Beau (Santos) 300 Of) 10. Tim 1.393-5. Exact (4-2) paid I7I.M.U 2nd 14,000, mdn 3YO, 4f.

Pinehaven (Peck) 7.40 5 10 2.20 f-Mr. Vesuvio (DeJesus) 17.00 3 40 Rustic Aura (Santos) 2.10 Off Id. Time Daily Double (-) SUM. Consolation DouM (4-5) paid S3 J. Exact (1-11) paid si 11.40.

Qutrn (l-ll ft ll-l) paid S45.l0.lrd-15,404, mdn 3YO, lvwni. Crow Song (Badamo) 29 60 12 00 1 90 L'll Princess (Correal 23 40 11.20 Multls Hill (Walker) 400 Off 1:54. Tim Exact (4-1) paM S4H.2t.4th-l4,5O0, 4YO up, 41. TlltThePocket (Davis) 15.40 6.40 4.40 Straight Dancer (Cordero) 3 90 2 0 Squire Preclval (Romero) 320 Off M. Tim Exact (l-l) paid (47.40.

QiHneHa (1-1 ft l-l) paid S22.4O.5ttl-19,0OO, 3YO, IVWlti. BlitchtonExpresst Santos) 5.40 3 00 2.40 Arctic Survey (Davis) 3.20 2.40 Arctic Commander (Romero) 2.80 Off 3:57. Time End (3-9) paid I14.20.4th-2I,000, 1YO, 71. Flnl La Guerre (Peck) 13.60 7.40 5.00 Split Moment (Antlev) 11.20 7.40 Bearly (Lovato) 760 Oft 1:24. rime Exact (7-3) paid tl5O.M.7ttt-3l,400, ale, 4YO UP, ImL ShnncckLssle(Drn) 11.20 5.00 3.60 Noble Preview (Correal 3.80 3.00 Maldwell (Santos) 14.60 Off 3:54.

Tim 1:1 4-5. Exact (4-1) paid fJ7.40Jfh-33,044, ak, 4YO UP, 4). Hibernation (Mlgllore) 5.40 2 90 2 90 Pentellcus (Cruguet) 3.40 4 00 Forbes Way (Davis) 480 Off 4:24. Tim 1:10 2-5. Exact (1-4) paid tll.4.

Pick Six (4-1-1-7-4-1). No winners. I wins paid $1,051.01. (II Hcktts). Carryover 437,917 JJl.nti 14,004, mdn 1YO, 41.

Jet Era (Krone) 20.20 7 60 4 20 Justa Moment (Belmonte) 4 00 2 80 Silver Pass (Maple) 4 00 Off 4:54. Time 1:11 4-i. DaHy Double (1-9) paid 143.40. Exact (9-11) paid 140.04. Triple (9-11-1) paid 4401.00.

Attendance 2.744. Handle 42,259,771 OTB Handle 14,134,947. Total HandU 14,754,117. YONKERS MEADOWLANDS TUESDAY RESULTS TUESDAY RESULTS FIRST RACE: NW, trot, 1 Mile.44.000; Off: 8:02 FIRST RACE: Pace Condi Of 7:10 $11,150 Off: 9:56 Al-Dominick(Abbtllo) 3.60 3.00 ES-Hurricane Reef(Lupo) 4.80 C3-Silvermans Kash(Toscano) 2.10 300 4.40 AI-ActlonChlld(Dgnt) 10 00 C3-Super Jose(Patterson) D4-Thad(Fontaine) 3 80 3 60 4 40 3 80 4.40 OCmTwnGrhGolrdi) 22 80 1 40 400 1460 9Craiy For YouU Doherty) 30.40 I WhirrMP Ruscltto) 3.60 Time: 141.2 Exada: (1-1) Paid 431.6 Triple: (1-5-1) Paid 4154.51 EIGHTH RACE: Clmg Allow, Pace, 1 Mlle.S8.000; Off: 10:14 Time: 244.1 Exacte: (1-3) Paid 437.40 SECOND RACE: NW, Pace, 1 Mile.S6.000; Off: 8:20 220 210 3.00 B2-BrendaLvnne(Mshr) 5.20 3 40 CS-Bongo(Lancaster) 340 D4-Country Snowbird(Normandin) G7-Charlle BretlDancer) 7.40 4.00 D4-Scoft Hershev(Forte) 4.00 C3-Overslepf (Mosher) 300 220 2.40 Tim: 1:51.2 Exada: Paid $972.20 SECOND RACE: Trot Clmgi Off: 7:51 $9,400 3 Lots A Lox(J Fout) 35 40 4.60 4 60 2 Noble Advice Nl Campbell) 2.40 2.20 4 Mutual FriendlJ Doherty) 5.20 Time: 1:54 Double: Paid $310.40 Exada (1-3) Paid $71.40 Dodge, however, refused to answer questions about the White Sox, whose owners are seeking a new stadium in Chicago but have been frustrated by a lack of progress toward a replacement for aging Comiskey Park. Colleges: Tol is plans suit The Associated Press The University of New Orleans fired men's basketball coach Art Tolis for "just cause," apparently intending to avoid buying out the remaining two years of his contract.

Tolis said he doesn't like the implication that he did anything wrong and will go to court to fight the dismissal. "I do not intend for anyone to release a statement like they released today, with all its implications, without having to back it up," he said. His base salary was $58,000 a year, meaning Jhe school would have to pay $116,000 to buy him out. However, dismissal for cause would relieve the school of that burden, unless Tolis presses a successful appeal. Tolis said he has hired lawyer and ill sue for breach of contract and damages.

Tolis had been offered the opportunity to resign. Athletic director Ron Maestri announced the firing in a four-sentence statement, refused to answer questions and left the room where reporters had been summoned for a new conference. Elsewhere, 37 athletes at Clemson University, have tested positive for drugs since the school's 1 testing program began in January 1985, the school said. Of that number, 29 tested positive for marijuana, six for cocaine and two for steroids. There have been suspensions, but school officials would not reveal how many, nor were the names of those who tested positive made public.

Of the 37 positive results, 11 were the result of random testing. Louisville assistant Wade Houston was interviewed by University of Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds in Dallas as the school searches for a new Longhorn basketball coach, Houston's son, Allan, said. Texas athletic officials discounted reports that the UT was talking to Michigan basketball coach Bill Frieder about a similar position at the Austin scriool have been discounted by Texas officials. Yachting: Fay warns Americans The Associated Press New Zealand yachtsman Michael Fay warned the San Diego Yacht Club that he will press for the America's Cup to be taken from the Americans if they do not defend the trophy in a monohull yacht. The San Diego Yacht Club, scheduled to race against a yacht from Fay's Mercury Bay Boating' Club in September, has said it ill sail a niultihull yacht, probably a catamaran, in the race series off San Diego.

Fay said the order by the New York State Supreme Court, compelling the San Diego club to accept his challenge, requires that the race be held "by monohull yachts of 90 feet on the waterline," and he said he is insisting that the order be followed. Tom Ehman of Sail America, the defense manager for the San Diego Yacht Club, said that Fay had no right to dictate the type of boat used for the Cup defense. 1:11 300 260 5.00 THIRD RACE: Pace Condi Off: $9,000 5 WyattsTorch(Bauer) 1.40 4 00 4 Ladys StrlkerIB Webster) 2.80 9 Ob's Hlva DoonlW O'donneH) BASEBALL American League) CLEVELAND INDIANS Released Frank Wills, pitcher, and John Moses, outfielder. Assigned Don Gordon, pitcher; Terry Francona, first baseman, and John Stefero, catcher, to their minor league camp. YANKEES Waived Pete Filson, pitcher, for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release.

SEATTLE MARINERS Released Ken Dixon, pitcher. TEXAS RANGERS Released Ed Vande Berg, pitcher. Optioned Ray Hayward and Gary Mielke, pitchers, and James Steels, outfielder, to Oklahoma City of the American Association. Assigned Dwayne Henry, pitcher, and Jeff Kunkel and Tom O'Malley, infielders, to Oklahoma City. Returned Craig McMurtry, pitcher, to their minor-league camp.

Placed Brad Arnsberg, pitcher, on the 60-day disabled list. National League CINCINNATI REDS Waived Guy Hoffman, pitcher, for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. FOOTBALL National Football League KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Traded Todd Blackledge, quarterback, to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a fourth-round draft choice. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Signed Steve Pontia-kos and Eric Riley, tight ends. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Daren Gilbert, offensive lineman, to a one-year contract and Chuck Com-miskey, offensive lineman, to a two-year contract and Derek Holloway, wide receiver, and Garland Jean Bap-tiste, fullback.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS Traded Clarence Ver-din, wide receiver-kick returner, to the Indianapolis Colts for a future undisclosed draft pick. HOCKEY National Hockey League RANGERS Signed Darren Turcotte, center; Robb Graham, right wing, and Jeff Bloomberg, defenseman, and assigned them to Colorado of the International Hockey League. Announced that Colorado has signed Mark Jans-sens, center, for the rest of the season. COLLEGE CLARION Announced the resignation of Richard Taylor, men's head basketball coach, effective immediately. NEW ORLEANS Fired Art Tolis, men's head basketball coach.

OREGON Named Nick Aliotti linebacker coach. PACIFIC Named Bob Thomason, men's head basketball coach. PENN STATE Announced that Mike luzzolino, Time: :30.1, 1:33.1, 243.4 Exada: (2-1) Paid 414.4 Daily Double: (1-2) Paid 431.64 THIRD RACE: Clmg Allow, Pace, 1 Mile.SS.OOO; Off: 8:39 E5-MinstreSarama) 6.00 4 20 3 00 D4-Good Tracy(Woick)) 4 60 4 80 G7-Shamrock Ore(Dancer) 6.60 Time: 2:01.1 Exada: (5-4) Paid S54 84 FOURTH RACE: Clmg Allow, Pace, 1 Mile. Off: 8:59 D4-Slr Higglns(Mosher) 12 00 4 20 3 00 Al-Wootter Karamer AlForte) 4.20 4 00 H8-Flrst Attractlon(Fllion) 3.20 Time: 2:01.1 Triple: (4-1-4) Paid 4741.00 FIFTH RACE: NW, Pace, 1 Mile.46.000; Off 918 E5-Rachael Dancer (Pttrsn) Exada: Paid $31.40 SEVENTH RACE: Pac Condi Off: 9:4 $11, 404 5 Fella (J Campbell) 3.40 3 60 2 40 1 Funny HoneylJ Schwlnd) 4.20 3 20 9 Joe's ScooterlJ Parker Jr) 2.80 Tim: 1:54.2 Trtfed: Paid $44.40 Exact (5-1) Paid 413.M EIGHTH RACE: 114 MH Pac Clmg! Off: 144 411,154 9 HeinjHnvr(Schwnd) 1.00 5.20 3.20 4 Zedechlas N(J Moiseyev) 4.60 4 80 Dh 5-Steady TlgerlM Webster) 4 40 Dh-J-Robbm The Cradle! Maml) 3.4 Tim: 144.4 Exada: Paid $44.00 Super Six (5-1-7-9-5-4) 5 Out Of 4 Paid $69.20 Dead Heat For Third NINTH RACE: Pac Condi 0114:21 $4,000 7 LovblLws(Msvv) 11.20 5 60 3.60 1 AlbatragelW O'donneH) 3.60 2 90 3 Big GenelB Webster) 4.90 Time: 1:57 Double: Paid $47.4 Exada (7-1) Paid $44.60 TENTH RACE: Pac Clmgi $11,250 4 AvonRowlMsyv) 18 80 5 60 2 60 6 Banner YearlR Camden) 4.40 2 90 3 French Lovel Campbell) 2.20 Time: Exada: Paid $124.40 ELEVENTH RACE: Pace Clmgi 011144 $9,004 2 McnmraHnvr(Fout) 4.40 4 80 4 90 I Power ExpresslE Davis) 7.80 5.00 3 Ebony Light! Schwlnd) 18 00 Time: 1:54.2 Exada: Paid $125.40 Trifeda (2-4-3) Paid $1920.44 Track Handle $1,459,414 Total Handle $1,702,753 Attendance 9,440 Tim: 1:5 Exact: Paid 419.0 FOURTH RACE: Pace Cond: Oft: 1:31 19,000 1 MountainWlnd(Stffrd) 8 00 4.60 5.00 Do 3.40 3 40 9 ElmerIP Ruscltto) 5 90 Time: 1:54.2 TrNeda: Paid $314.44 Dq-Sammy Alma-hurst Fin 1st Placed 2nd Tim 14 Exada: (7-4) Paid 429.40 Pick Four 5-1-1-7 4279.00 NINTH RACE; NW, Pace, 1 Off 10:36 E5-Big Big Blggest(Dgnlt) 9 00 5 20 2.10 C3-Llfelnthefasflane(WHsey) 20.60 2 40 B2-Albafrlt2(Normandin) 2.10 Time: 241.1 Scratched: Raging Glory I Silent Re-sped Exada: (5-3) Paid 4109.40 Daily Double: (7-5) Paid S47 .90 Consolation Double 7-4 49.20 TENTH RACE: NW, Pace, 1 Mile.M.OOO: Off: 10:54 C3-Artillery Mir(Wiclo) 2 60 2 60 2 40 B2-General Mlke(Lento) 4.00 2.80 E5-Conan(Kowalskil 3.60 Time: 3:41.1 Exada: (1-1) Paid 44.4 ELEVENTH RACE: Clmg Altowllth, Pace. 1 Mlle.S5,500; Off: 11:12 E5-BrndNewFlame(Rlcco) 34 00 8 30 3 00 D4-lmpromptuHanover(Lnlll) 3.20 3.00 F6-Bardon Bridge N( Marohn) 3.80 Time: 140.4 Exada: (5-4) Paid S47.40 (4-4-4) Paid S9I4.04 OTB 4 20 3 60 D4-Newstyle(Steall) 6 40 Al -Missy Kee(Mosher) 2.20 260 2.20 1:55 320 1400 1020 FIFTH RACE: Pac Condi Off: $11,150 7 TaraTown(Cmpbll) 5.40 3 80 3 Escape Goat(Lncstr) 16.20 10 Broadway BoundlB Webster) Time: 1:59.1 Exada: Paid $111.20 SIXTH RACE: Trot Condi Oft: $14,44 9 SoeedvErlc(Rmmn) 6 40 160 1 Sailln WindsweptlJ Stafford) 680 10 Noble TributeIC Manji) Tim: 1:57.4 Time: 241.1 Exada: (5-4) Paid 441.10 SIXTH RACE: NW, pace, 1 Mile.47,000; Off: 9:36 B2-Just Waltiing(Dsnlt) 5 80 3 60 2.20 E5-Big Bang EralSteall) 3.40 2 40 Al-Wafta Slapstick I Abbatlello) 2.20 Time: 242.1 Exada: (2-5) Paid 416.44 SEVENTH RACE: NW, Pace, 1 9:11 340 420 4.80 AREA SLATE Clarkstown S.

4, Newburgh 3 COLLEGE LACROSSE Manhaftanville 18, Castleton (Vt.) 2 H.S. LACROSSE BOYS Lincoln 8, Bronxville 1 Sleepy Hollow 9, Gorton 3 Ossining 7, N. Rockland 2 Panas 9, Suffern 4 Roosevelt 12, Hen Hud 4 Peekskill 8, White Plains 7 Clarkstown S. 4, Croton 2 Magnus 9, New Rochelle 0 COLLEGE TENNIS WOMEN Pace 5, Army 2 H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Rye 3, Blind Brook 0 John Jay EF 0, Mamaroneck 0 TOMORROW'S EVENTS COLLEGE BASEBALL Manhattanvllle-Queens, 3:30 p.m.

Fordham-Pace, 3 p.m. Concordia-CCNY, 3:30 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Manhattanville-lona, 4 p.m. H.S. LACROSSE BOYS (All games at 4:15 p.m.

unless noted) Nyack -Fox Lane Roosevelt-Harvey Brewster -Greeley Croton-Mahopac, 11 a.m. Panas-Mamaroneck Ossining-Scarsdale Harrison-Clarksfown North COLLEGE TENNIS WOMEN Pace-FDUTeaneck YESTERDAY'S EVENTS COLLEGE BASEBALL Concordia 8, Manhaftanville 1 Mercy 9, CCNY 2 Holy Cross 5, lona 1 Holy Cross 3, lona 0 SUNY Farmingdale 9, WCC 4 Nyack 12, Mount St. Mary's 7 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Mercy 22, Fordham 5 Pace 24, Lehman 2 WCC 11, Kingsborough CC 10 H.S. SOFTBALL I guard, has left the basketball team..