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1 EARLY EDITION Lawyer says Pryor retiring Scoreboard For sports results, call 225-2255 CROSSROADS Bill Ringo 693, Grover Crawford 641, Robert Bowling 634; Pat Cox 608, Donna Sipniewski 593. DRIFTWOOD John Wallace 662, Dan Brockman 650, Kathy Miller 592, Carlynn Gueltig 579, Ruby Bell 558. FAIRBORN REC Gary Harris 676, Mike Benchic 661, John Welks 649, Dave Lauri 628, Tom Murray 625. HOOVER Donald Henderson 720, Tony Haynes 651; Mai Sheppheard 589, LaVonne Shields 572, Janice Wortham 569. IMPERIAL Dale Carpenter 632; Marsha Brockman 595, Anita Stansell 570, Debbie Wellner 560, Mattie Clark 546.

MARIAN Dave Mowry 657; Cindy Howerton 626, Karen Dye 621, Sara Taylor 566, Karen Cossman 557. McCOOK Jeannie Young 641, Barbara Etherington, 632, Bessic Bader 588, Norma Schuyler 583, Norma Meison 571. PASTIME Sheryl Badders 570, Mary Ficher 563, Cathy Michaels 555, Erma Chapman 554, Barb Winarchick 547. PLA-MOR Bill Milburn 639; Georgia Bussell 572, Mary Sims 562, Debbie Pierce 553, Louise Bond 549. POELKING Jim West 627; Sandi Whitesell 611, Debbie Pearce 592, Diana Peterson 582, Donna Smith 580.

POELKING SOUTH Dan Hunsicker 641; Susan Blackburn 561, Eunice Armstrong 546, Jo Haney 545, Sue Gore 545. PREBLE Dick Hickman 670, Urb Sams 638, Don Howard 636; Kathy Koeller 548, Beth Michael 534. THUNDERBOWL Joe Lemasters 734, John Hall, 674, Jeff Eberg 667; Vicki Paulver 554, Connie Louis 552. TIMBER Mark Bertke 666, Mike Luthman 627; Judy Riley 561, Sandy Huggins 560, Julie Luthman 536. TROTWOOD Dave Freeman 735, Tommy Markwell 667, Dave Rowlett 662; Joetta Vickers 614, Barbara Reid 577.

VARSITY Ken Godsey 678, Mike Siekierka 670, George Pollard 669; Elizabeth Harris 590, Terry Smith 565. WOODMAN Scott Kremer 750, Mike Moore 695, Scott Smith 659; Bonnie Corn 587, Billie Tuvell 580. Darby Downs ENTRIES FIRST 6 fur: South Wind, Sidonius, Squire Zip, Plain Speed, Beau Allan, Buckeye Brad, Valibra, Rush Countess, Imasmarteetoo, South's Own, Son Of Beechie, Lily Gee. SECOND 6 fur: Classic Czar, Yankeetown Road, Prom's Thrust, Just One More, Swappin Diamonds, Our Bay, Joseph's Coat, Light Hope, Truiudas. THIRD 6 fur: Mat's Midnight, Lassie's Derby Ace, Antioch Rock, Little Magie, Show Up, Vega Flower, Star Of Stars, Classy Clipper, Hammitt Hill, Merlin's Wizard, Hi Fleet, Mr.

Determined. FOURTH 6 fur: Lustful, Love Of Success, Beta Bridge, AxeA Tribute, Noble Nade, Mina de Oro, Pic Your Season, Standinginthewings. FIFTH 1 miles: cat's Playmate, Assembly Leader, Champery, Maior Hoople, Master Underwood, Our Sport, Sweeter Day, Lucky Day, Ticker, Influential. SIXTH 6 fur: Mister, Besty Of The Bunch, Kelly's War, Four Below Zero, Silent Squire, Silent Sir, The Winning Graze, Busman's Holiday, Win Way Off, Glenkirk, Graphic Display. SEVENTH 6 fur: Dantives Babe, Transverse, Zockle, Al's Blue Angel, Marcellus Maggie, Afternoon Show, Bootsie's Pride, Swift Fly, Cowger's Plaything.

EIGHTH 6 fur: Milion, BL Success, Connie's Flyer, Dig Deep Down, The Rush is On, Viking Sails, Blaker, Richmond Road, Jimmysiastchance. NINTH 6 fur: Silver Showcase, MJ 's Linda, Little Mischief, Super Cookie, Duffle's Way, Protide, Tyler's Mark, Little Yankee. TENTH 1 miles: Master Pleasure, Ridie's Dream, Eva's Golden Boy, Triple Four, Shy Omar, Cool Cave, Bucaneer Boy, Sinfullyblue, Rock Boy, Rock Boy, Most Decidedly, Pest time 1:30 p.m. RESULTS FIRST 6 fur, 1:15.2: Oyou Who (Calderon) 22.20, 8.60, 6.40; She Looks Great (Gross) 4.60, 3.20; Merry Gold (Calo) 2.80. SECOND 6 fur, 1:14.1: Amadusty (Matias) 10.80, 5.20, 3.40; Northern Trace (Williams) 8.80, 5.40; Ruler's Reign (Adkins) 3.20.

Daily double (4-5) $106 Consolation daily double (4-7) $19.80 Quinella (4-5) $75.90 THIRD 6 fur, 1:15.4: Boranda's Hope (Neilson) 11.20, 5.60, 4.40; Noble Tucky (Calderon) 4.60, 3.60; Lolli Luck (Fussell) 9.40. Quinella (4-9) $32.40 FOURTH 6 fur, 1:13.4: Ohio Storm (Fussell) 17.80, 9, 5.20; Trapper Prince (Matias) 10.20, Aero Sugar (Adkins) 8.60. Quinella (3-4) $204 FIFTH 6 fur, 1:14.1: Wanita Time (Calo) 82.40, 51.20, 17.60; Mostly Love (Schwing) 9.40, 6.60; Joytrane (Chandler) 4.20. Trifecta (3-4-2) $3407.10 SIXTH 6 fur, 1:13.2: Georges iet (Adkins) 9.20, 5, 3.20; Princess Nattie (Gross) 5, 3.40; Tartar Cat (Ouzts) 3.20. Quinella (1-7) $28.20 SEVENTH 6 fur, 1:15: Buck Collins (Costa) 16.80, 8.60, Yady (Gehri) 5, 4.40; Royal Meadows (Miller) 2.80.

Perfecta (1-5) $129 EIGHTH 6 fur, 1:14: Quote Me Anytime (Williams) 12.40, 4.40, 2.20; Tortugo (Headley) 3.60, 2.20; Mana Supremous (Neff) 2.20. Quinella (4-8) $29.10 NINTH 6 fur, 1:13.4: Machete Grande (Martin) 5.60, 2.80, 2.80; Round Tan (Schwing) 3.20, 4.80; Confidential (Perrotta) 2.80, 5 (dead heat). Quinella (1-2) $15.30 Quinella (1-3) $8.40 TENTH 1 miles, 1:49.3: Mercy Tatoo (Meier) 11.40, 5, Lafayette Mistake (Calo) 7, 5.60; Niznom (Lopez) 3. Trifecta (5-6-8) $598.80 A 3052; $294,037 Lebanon ENTRIES FIRST Pace: Ima Nuclear Sub, Rambling Springs, Choice Gold, Jolly Jerry, Ima Skipper, Ray Knight, Cambro Bret, Blazing Jerry. SECOND Pace: Darling Chris, Rusty Cannon, Miss April Master, Velvet's Butter, Sun Del Kid, Fritzie Kel Jo, Spring's Express, Chuckler (R.

White). OR THE ONE THE GIRLS LIKE? ONE? WAGON? October 27, 1983 PATIO ROOMS PATIO COVERS FALL SALE! 278-5706 4 I RISTOCRAT PRODUCTS THE JOURNAL HERALD Dayton, Ohio- 17 Stone Seat Cover FREE: Lucky With any $5000 purchase Choice of velour or plastic cleaner Expires Nov. 22, 1983 2251 S. Dixie Dayton 224-0353 NFL standings AFC EAST Pct. Buffalo .625 Miami .625 Baltimore New England .500 N.Y.

Jets .375 CENTRAL Pittsburgh .750 Houston Cleveland CINCINNATI ave. WEST. L.A. Raiders .750 Denver .625 Kansas City .500 Seattle .500 San Diego .375 NFC EAST Dallas .875 Washington .750 St. Louis .313 N.Y.

Giants .313 Philadelphia 00-- .500 CENTRAL Minnesota .750 Green Bay .500 Detroit GUDEN .375 Chicago .375 Tampa Bay .000 WEST San Francisco .750 L.A. Rams .625 New Orleans .625 Atlanta .375 SUNDAY'S GAMES Green Bay at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Minnesota at St.

Louis, 1 p.m. New England at Atlanta, 1 p.m. New Orleans al Buffalo, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.

Dallas at New York Giants, 1p.m. Los Angeles Rams at Miami, 1 p.m. Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, p.m. Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. New York Jets San Francisco, 4 p.m.

MONDAY'S Washington at Diego, p.m. NHL standings WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division NY Rangers NY New Washington Philadelphia Islanders Jersey DONONNP Pittsburgh ADAMS CONFERENCE Quebec Boston Buffalo Hartford Montreal 0 00 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Chicago Louis x- Toronto Detroit Minnesota Smythe Division x- Edmonton Vancouver 100 Winnipeg un 8 Angeles un x-Night game not included WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Washington 2, New Jersey 0 Detroit 6, Buffalo 5, OT Winnipeg 7, NY Rangers 5 Edmonton at Toronto, incomplete St. Louis at Calgary, incomplete TUESDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 4, Montreal 3 Philadelphia 4, Quebec 2 Winnipeg 4, NY Islanders 2 Washington 1, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 5, Boston 1 Hartford 8, Los Angeles 5 Vancover 7, St. Louis 1 AREA RESULTS HOLE-IN-ONE Jack Kemper, used a 9-iron on the 129-vard No. 2 at Kittyhawk's Kitty.

LPGA QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT LEADERS At Houston 32 spots on 1984 LPGA tour available Kathy Dougherty, Del Mar, Calif. 77- 72-149; Kathy Williams, Lacrescent, 75-74-149; Carolyn Hill, Placentia, Calif, 76-74-150; Jane Sirmons, St. Petersburg, 75-75 -150; Sherri Turner, Greenville, S.C., 75-75--150; Mary Hafeman, Jacksonville, 79- 72--151; Marcie Bozarth, Fort Worth, Texas. 75-76 -151; Sally Quiniin, Dennis, 70-81- 151; Shari Morrow, Largo, Fla. 78-74--151; Marta Dotti, Madrid, Spain, 74-78-151; Dawn Coe, Lake Cowichan, British Columbia, 78-75--153; Dawn Kortgaard, Palm Desert, 78-75-153; Juli Ordonez, Hollister, 77- 76--153; Margaret Ward, Noble, 75-78-153; Karen Mundinger, Beaverton, Ontario, 78-76 153; Janet Rickard, Gilbert, S.C.

77-77-154; Stephanie Kornegay, Mount Olive, N.C., 76-78-154; Debbie Petrizzi, Austin, Texas, -75-79--154. RESULTS AREA BEAVER -VU Willie Swaney 658, Tim Zink 649, Jerry Alexander 630; Carol Border 647, Tracy Yates 627. BELMONT Curt Rasnic 720; Shirlev Sadow 594, Joan Dessert 586, Cassie Vogel 577, Georgia Bussell 573. BOWLERO Earl Gregory 647; Jackie Campbell 550, Dorothy Madewell 550, Darlene Routhier 548, Mary Head 538. CAPRI Teri Talos 650, Debbie Pearce 582, Mary Luckrite 578, Grace Rodehaver 566, Ellen Cassell 563.

CENTERVILLE John Ross 663, Todd Brannon 639, Lyle Leber 625; Carole Greenwald 591. CONGRESS Chris Simonson 590, TANK McNAMARA UH, ON NFL WHICH HE STATION 10-27 THIRD Trot: Stardust Direct, Barbra's First, S.B. Rum, Astro City, Brite Knife, Steve's Gesture, Spartan Speed, M.J.'s Queen. FOURTH Pace: A Real Warrior, Dale Oaks, My Georgie Duke, Battle Oak, Hope To Win, Chief Atomic, Bret's Lue, Bodacious Skeeter, Poteka Way. FIFTH Trot: G.P.'S Rick, K.D.'S Impressive, Range Bambi, Ms.

Chivas, Range Whoo Pee, Sue Swiss Count, Fantasy Child. SIXTH Pace: K.K.'S Pebble, Fairmeade Bonnie, Gaily Spinner, Sister Bear, Chris's Star Mite, Georgia's Promise, Hilarious Toni, Flying Clar, Miss April's Fancy. SEVENTH Pace: Theophilus, Bret's Speed, Mr. J.D., April Canadian, Miracle Bret, Adios L.A., De Wayo, Bloomen Good. EIGHTH Pace: Edgewood Eileen, Maiestic Shadow, Sunny Amiin, Frisky C.

April, Bret's Beau, Bluemmer, Snooters, Millie Majority, Special Happiness. NINTH Pace: Lew's Trying, Moonlight Megan, Keep Trying, Native Rum, Nicantor, H.E. Day, Ding Dong Clint, Rodeo Clown. TENTH Pace: Easy Abbe, Tatar Buck, Hi Guy, Heza Money, Crown Time Jet, Lisa's Show, Hi There, Flying Keill Blaze Jay. Post time 7:30 p.m.

RESULTS FIRST Pace, 2:06.1: Cracker Crumbs (Paver) 5.40, 3.60, 3.20; Powderlick Red (Jacobs) 6.20, 2.80; Van Pelt Rd. (Ferguson) 2.60. SECOND Pace, 2:05.4: May Day Overstreet (Ward) 7.60, 4.60, 2.60; Just Good (Perry) 3.40, 2.60; Sweet Talkin (Hamilton) 2.60. Daily double (2-4) $26.80 THIRD Trot, 2:11.1: The Trusser (Jeffery) 7, 4.20, 3.60; Brucia Comet (Holsapple) 5, Leda's Star (Hatton) 4.40. FOURTH Pace, 2:06.1: Keith Minbar (Dailey) 3, 2.80, 2.20; Snicker Knight (Lunsford) 8.80, 4.60; Miola's Reward (Brumbaugh) 3.40.

Trifecta (2-3-5) $337.20 FIFTH Pace, 2:05.1: Northridge Nancy (Hamilton) 10, 4.40, Spirit Tad 4.60, 4.80; Lookout Star (Holliday) 4.40. SIXTH Pace, 2:05.1: Bonnie Marie (Rodgers) 13, 3.40, 3.60; Mona Carol (Hamilton) 2.80, Winter Countness (Williams) 8. Trifecta (6-1-3) $490.60 Free agents Catchers Ted Simmons. Pitchers Doug Bair; Jim Bibby; Doug Bird; Jamie Easterly; Rich Gossage; Don Hood; Frank Lacorte; Dennis Lamp; Randy Moffitt; Dale Murray; Jerry Reuss; Dan Schatzeder; Lary Sorensen; Elias Sosa; Kent Tekulve; Dave Tomlin; Tom Underwood; Milt Wilcox. Infielders Julio Cruz; Darrell Evans; Richie Hebner; Art Howe; Graig Nettles; Rob Picciolo; Aurelio Rodriguez; Manny Trillo; Mark Wagner, Outfielders Warren Cromartie; Oscar Gamble; Ruppert Jones; Bake McBride; Amos Otis; Dave Parker; Gene Richards; Derrell Thomas; Dennis Walling.

All-Star team AP (Number of votes in parentheses) First base Eddie Murray, Baltimore (51); Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee (40); Rod Carew, California (5). Second base Lou Whitaker, Detroit (80); Manny Trillo, Montreal (3); Julio Cruz, Chicago White Sox (2); Damaso Garcia, Toronto (2); Tommy Herr, St. Louis (2); Frank White, Kansas City (2); Jim Gantner, Milwaukee (1); Davey Lopes, Oakland (1); Joe Morgan, Philadelphia (1). Third base Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia (40); Wade Boggs, Boston (32); Bill Madiock, Pittsburgh (15); Pedro Guerrero, Los Angeles (7); Darrell Evans, San Francisco (1); Paul Molitor, Milwaukee (1). Shortstop Cal Ripken Baltimore Dickie Thon, Houston Robin Yount, Milwaukee (9); Alan Trammell, Detroit (6); Ozzie Smith, St.

Louis (3); Rafael Ramirez, Atlanta (1). Outfield Dale Murphy, Atlanta (95); Andre Dawson, Montreal (91); Jim Rice, Boston (78); Dave Winfield, New York Yankees (7); Ron Kittle, Chicago White Sox (5); Lloyd Moseby, Toronto (3); Rickey Henderson, Oakland (2); George Hendrick, St. Louis (2); Jose Cruz, Houston (1); Ken Griffey, New York Yankees (1); Terry Puhl, Houston (1); Lonnie Smith, St. Louis (1). Catcher Lance Parrish, Detroit (36); Carlton Fisk, Chicago White Sox (25); Ted Simmons, Milwaukee (12); Terry Kennedy, San Diego (7); Bruce Benedict, Atlanta (5); Gary Carter, Montreal (5); Tony Pena, Pittsburgh (3); Jody Davis, Chicago Cubs (1); Darrell Porter, St.

Louis (1). Designated hitter Greg Luzinski, Chicago White Sox (61); Hal McRae, Kansas City (17); Don Baylor, New York Yankees (6); Jim Rice, Boston (2); Rod Carew, California (1); Cliff Johnson, Toronto (1); Ted Simmons, Milwaukee (1); Carl Yastrzemski, Boston (1). Right-handed pitcher LaMarr Hoyt, Chicago White Sox Jack Morris, Detroit (14); John Denny, Philadelphia (11); Mario Soto, Cincinnati Steve Rogers, Montreal (9); Richard Dotson, Chicago White Sox (2); Storm Davis, Baltimore (1); Nolan Ryan, Houston (1). Left-handed pitcher Scott McGregor, Baltimore Ron Guidry, New York Yankees (28); Steve Carlton, Philadelphia (3); Mike Flanagan, Baltimore (3); Larry McWilliams, Pittsburgh (3); Dave Righetti, New York Yankees (3); Allee San Francisco (2); Floyd Bannister, Chicago White Sox (11). Relief pitcher Dan Quisenberry, Kansas City Jesse Orosco, New York Mets (81); Rich Gossage, New York Yankees (3); Lee Smith, Chicago Cubs (1).

Etc results SOCCER Wright State 3, Wooster Wilmington 1, Xavier 1, Dayton 1, Ohio State 0 College Prep results BOYS SOCCER West Carrollton 8, Edgewood Davion AAA Sectional Semifinal round Northmont 4, Troy 0 Wayne 4, Fairborn 0 Middletown AAA Sectional Semifinal round Alter 1, Centerville 0 Cin. Forest Park 3, Cin. Princeton 2 Cincinnati AAA Sectional Sernifinals Cin. Anderson Cin. Wainut Hills 0 Cin.

St. Xavier 3, Cin. Glen Este 2 GIRLS SOCCER Cincinnati Sectional finals East Cin. Turpin 3, Cin. Anderson West Cin.

Walnut Hills 7, Cin. Greenhilis 3 VOLLEYBALL Urbana AA Sectional Springfield Northwestern def. Urbana 15-7, 15-6 Sidney A Sectional Anna def. Russia 15-13, 15-2 Fairlawn def. F1.

Loramie 15-9, 6-15, 15-10 Prep soccer TODAY Boys DAYTON A-AA SECTION I Finals Chaminade- Julienne Oakwood, 7:30 p.m. DAYTON SECTION Finals Yellow Springs at Greeneview, 7:30 p.m. Girls DAYTON SECTIONAL Finals Alter at Northmont, 7:30 p.m. HAMILTON SECTIONAL Cin. Princeton at Centerville, 7:30 p.m.

SATURDAY Boys DAYTON AAA SECTIONAL Wayne af Northmont, 7:30 p.m. MIDDLETOWN AAA SECTIONAL Alter vs. Cin. Forest Park, site to be determined SOUTHWEST A DISTRICTS Finals Yellow Springs- Greeneview winner vs. Cin.

Finneytown-Cin. Wyoming winner Finals Chaminade-Julienne-Oakwood winner vs. Loveland-Cin. McNicholas winner Girls SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Semifinals Alter Northmont winner vs. Cin.

Princeton-Centerville winner Prep football schedule TODAY Greater Dayton CITY LEAGUE Beimont vs. Colonel White, 7 p.m., at Welcome Stadium Prep football computer ratings DIVISION I Region 1 1. Mentor Lake Catholic 105.18; 2. Mentor 83.00. Region 2 1.

Sandusky 110.21; 2. Fremont Ross 109.32. Region 1. 1. Alliance 115.25; 2.

Austintown-Fitch 110.75. Region 4 1. Cin. Moeller 129.21; 2. Cin.

Princeton 111.00; 3. Cin. Colerain 106.00; Meadowdale 94.50; 5. Middletown 92.25; 6. Canterville $4.00.

DIVISION I Region 5 1. Brecksville 110.00; 2. Conneaut 96.50. Region 6 1. Celina 76.00; 2 Alter 67.50; 3.

Toledo Macomber 66.57; 4. Shelby 66.50; 5. Maumee 61.50; Wapakeneta 56.00. Region 7 1. Steubenville 95.50; 2.

Youngstown Urusline 92.75. Region 8 1. Lemon-Monree 82.75; 2. Col. Whitehall 74.50; 3.

Cin. Greenhills 68.75; 4. Col. Walnut Ridge 66.00; 5. Pickerington 64.00; 6.

Cin. Forest Park 61.00. DIVISION MI Region 9 1. Akron St. Vincent-St.

Mary 94.50; 2. Steubenville Catholic 88.25. Region 10 1. Elyria Catholic 57.64; 2. Fostoria 64.57.

Region 11 1. Col. St. Charles 79.50; 2. (tie) Ironton and St.

Clairsville 73.50. Region 12 1. Urbana 90.50; Washington Court House 66.00; 3. Hamilton Badin 64.50; 4. Goshen 61.50; 5.

St. Marys 61.00; 6. Loveland 60.25. DIVISION IV Region 13 1. Gates Mills Hawken 52.12; 2.

Orville 49.00. Region 14 1. Loudonville 64.00; 2. Huron 51.50. Region 15 1.

Belpre 51.25; 2. Proctorville Fairland 47.00. 'Region 16 1. Col. Ready 62.00; 2.

Coldwater 52.00; 3. West Jefferson 47.50; 4. Canal Winchester 45.25; 5. Cin. Mariemont 41.50; 6.

Miami East 38.75. DIVISION Region 17 1. Mogadore 57.75; 2. McDonald 53.50. Region 18 1.

McComb 40.00; 2. Delphos St. John's 34.50. Region 19 1. Newark Catholic 43.42; 2.

Shadyside 41.00. Region 20 1. Middletown Fenwick 55.50; 2 Southeastern 41.25; 3. Cin. CAPE 36.07; 4.

Bradford 36.00; 5. Cin. Summit Country Day 34.75; 6. Milford Center Fairbanks 30.50. All-league team BOYS GOLF Mid-Miami League First team Todd Shaffer, Miamisburg; Brent Kallander, Oxford Talawanda; Dave Oldham, Miamisburg; Bill Thomas, Oxford Talawanda; Ken Sandel, Lebanon.

Player of the year Shaffer. Transactions Transactions BASKETBALL Golden State Placed Peter Thibeaux, forward, on waivers. Los Angeles Placed Clay Johnson, guard, Kurt Rambis, forward, and Mitch Kupchak, forward, on the inured list. New York Cut Mark Jones, guard. San Antonie Cut David Lawrence, forward.

San Diego Acquired Hank McDowell, forward, from the Indiana Pacers in exchange for future considerations. Seattle Cut Steve Burks, guard, Pete DeBisschop, center, and Craig Dykema, forward. Added Charles Bradley, guard, and Steve Hayes, center, from waivers. Washington Placed Byran Warrick, guard, on waivers. FOOTBALL National Football League Baltimore Re-activated Derrick Hatchett, defensive back.

Cut Marco Tongue, cornerback, and Ernie Barnes, nose tackle. Houston Signed Curtis Brown, running back. Cut Al Steinfeld, guard. Kansas City Placed Tom Condon, guard, on the injured reserve list. Signed Rich Baldinger, guard.

United States Football League Arizona Named Roman Gabriel quarterback coach. Los Angeles Signed Fletcher Jenkins, defensive lineman, to multi-year contract. Pittsburgh Named Dick Moseley defensive backfield coach. San Antonio Signed Carl Robinson, running back, Joe Williams, kicker, and Paul Hanna, defensive tackle. COLLEGE Kent State Named Bob Todd head baseball coach and assistant to the athletic director.

REASON HIS BABY COME IN A IS CAN'T. FIND ONE BIG ENOUGH CINCINNATI (AP) An attorney for boxer Aaron Pryor said Wednesday the undefeated junior welterweight champion has sent a letter to the World Boxing Association announcing his retirement. Attorney Robert Buchner said Pryor, undefeated in 34 professional bouts knockouts, is tired of making mandatory title defenses. However, Buchner said, Pryor would fight again if an attractive match is offered. "I think that it's correct to say he would certainly reconsider his decision to retire if there's someone on the scene he thought had the same marketability and fighting ability he has," Buchner said.

Pryor, 28, of Cincinnati, recorded his 34th victory by knocking out Alexis Arguello in a rematch Sept. 9 in Las Vegas. Afterward, Pryor indicated he was considering retiring. Pryor faced a mandatory title defense against Johnny Bumphus, the WBA's No. 1-ranked contender.

He would lose his title by refusing to fight Bumphus. Pryor said four weeks ago he turned down a 000 offer to fight Bumphus because he felt he had nothing to prove by defending his title again. Instead, he said, he'd like to fight lightweight champion Ray "Boom-Boom" Mancini. Buechner said he and Pryor sent a letter to the WBA's attorney last week notifying the association of Pryor's retirement. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Women Admitted FREE Post Time 7:30 P.M.

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