TODAY'S GAMES

Women's lacrosse at Loyola

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

The Toronto Blue 'Jays suffered their first exhibition loss of the year last night when Ron Jackson slammed a two-run homer and led the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory.

Jackson, a non-roster player, connected off Dennis Lamp with two out in the sixth inning after Terry Pendleton had singled.

Jackson formerly of the California Angels and the Minnesota Twins, is trying to hook on with the Jays this year as a first baseman designated hitter.

Toronto had won its first nine exhibition games.

Less impressive in its early spring training action has been the National League's Canadiean entry, the Montreal Expos.

In other Grapefruit League action Monday night. Mike Laga hit a two run homer and Chris Pittaro had four hits in five at-bats as the Detroit Tigers outlasted the Philadelphia Phillies 8-6.

In daytime exhibition games, Fernando Valenzuela of the Los Angeles Dodgers and John Butcher of the Minnesota Twins hurled impressively.

Spring Training

Chicago White Sox 6, New York

Mets 2

Cincinnati 7, Houston 4

San Francisco 4, San Diego 1

Chicago Cubs (ss) 6, Milwaukee (ss) 3

Chicago Cubs (ss) 6, Cleveland 2

Texas 4, Atlanta 3

Kansas City 8, Baltimore 6

Milwaukee (ss) 4, Seattle 2

New York Yankees 2, Boston 1

Los Angeles 2, Montreal 0

Minnesota 5, Pittsburgh 1

California 14, Oakland 5

St. Louis 3, Toronto

Detroit 8, Philadelphia 6

NHI

Quebec 8, Boston 4

Toronto 4, St. Louis 3, 01

Brown Busted

LOS ANGELES--A prosecutor said yesterday charges of rape, sexual battery and assault would be filed against pro football Hall of Fame member Jim Brown after Brown failed to produce two witnesses he said would clear him.

Brown will be formally charged with one count each within 24 hours, said Deputy District Attorney Sandra Buttitta.

Brown, who played mine years in the National Football League with the Cleveland Browns, said he welcomed the announcement and was eager to bring the case to court.

"For the first time in my life I'll get full disclosure," he said in a telephone interview. "They've conspired with a known har to discredit me, and they have facts -- the facts that prove the lady wasn't raped."

If convicted. Brown faces a maximum sentence of 13 years, Buttitta said.

He has been free on a $17,500 bond.