EL NFL ES MUY BUENO! "MNF" BEGINS SPANISH BROADCASTING

          ABC will begin broadcasting "Monday Night Football" in
     Spanish for the first time in its 29-year history, according
     to Lisa de Moraes of the WASHINGTON POST.  Beginning with
     its Steelers-Chiefs telecast Monday, ABC Sports will offer
     Secondary Audio Programming (SAP), an audio subcarrier "that
     can be received by viewers with stereo" TV sets, in Spanish. 
     ESPN Int'l commentators Alvaro Martin and Roberto Abramowitz
     will call the game.  Only viewers in markets where the local
     ABC affil "chooses to transmit it" will be able to receive
     the Spanish feed for "MNF," and so far, 17 of the 25 ABC
     stations that cover 75% of the country's Hispanic audience
     will "carry the feature starting Monday."  Around half of
     the 7.74 million Hispanic homes in the country own a TV set
     with SAP capabilities (WASHINGTON POST, 10/21).