LEAGUE NOTE: TRIPLE A WORLD SERIES FAILING TO DRAW

          In Edmonton, Gerry Prince writes that Dirs of Triple A
     baseball have voted to keep the Triple A World Series in Las
     Vegas "for at least one more year."  But all "indications"
     are that the event will "proceed without the backing" of the
     Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA).  The
     LVCVA had paid $750,000 to "bankroll" the event for its
     first three years.  Also, The Money Store, which paid
     $300,000 over the past two years, is also dropping its tie
     to the event (EDMONTON SUN, 9/21).  In Las Vegas, Joe Hawk
     writes that the average attendance for the first three games
     this week at Cashman Field is 2,400 writes, but  "actual
     butts in the seats is closer to 1,500."  Hawk: "No one in
     Las Vegas cares about the Triple-A World Series.  Not enough
     to matter, that is" (LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, 9/21).