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B-10. -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1988 TODAY IS WEDNESDAY 16 THURSDAY 17 FRIDAY 18 SATURDAY 19 SUNDAY 20 MONDAY 21 SCOREBOARD 3 Sfe -I For scores call 633-1200, from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. let Pacers Ice a. Pacers Colts Denver at Phoenix Denver Denver at Sacramento at Minnesota t.

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I I 1 p.m. SPORTS ON THE AIR 13 765 1.44 13 .619 1.44 14 .824 1.40 Lowe.BC 17 Clements, Texas 21 17 Briefly scoring TD XP F6 Pts PtPg 31 0 0 186 2067 Thomoson.lnd 21 0 126 12.60 0 17 105 10.50 17 93 10.33 0 102 10.20 22 112 10.18 LATEST LINE COLLEGE FOOTBALL SATURDAY Favorite Odds Underdog Army ,...3.. Boston College NOTRE OAME 18 Penn St VIRGINIA 6 Maryland DUKE t'fi Carolina Michigan OHIO ST HARVARD 2Vl Yale Brown Vfl COLUMBIA Pittsburgh 6 NC STATE CLEMSON 12v Carolina TENNESSEE 2'i Kentucky TEXAS 21'i Tcu MICHIGAN ST 31 Wisconsin CORNELL Even Penn PRINCETON 12 Dartmouth 23 98 9., 0 104 Anderson.Hou 0 17 Jacke.UTEP 0 Trainor.Ark 0 Johnson.SnJose 17 Blanchard.OklaSt 0 Fleming.Wyo 0 Huerta.MiaFIa 0 Loop.Fret 0 BASEBALL FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS ANGELS NAME RADER NEW MANAGER The California Angels, who finished 29 games out first place in 1987, Monday named Doug Ractqr Johnson, AFA 14 Harry.Utah 13 B.Mitchel.SWLa 14 0 945 933 909 900 8.90 8.80 8.60 840 833 833 8.30 8.25 8.18 8.11 800 800 790 7.60 770 7.60 10 94 15 100 13 72 17 89 0 88 0 86 0 84 15 75 15 75 IS S3 0 66 0 90 13 73 0 72 0 72 13 79 17 78 12 77 74 Doyle, Ala 1 Gillette.Mich 1 Fakava.Hawali 1) Carolina 11 CINCINNATI Indiana 16'a PURDUE Oklahoma St 17! IOWA ST Byu II UTAH Missouri 13 KANSAS ILLINOIS 20 Northwestern BAYLOR I Texas RADIO WIBC-1070 AM, 6:10 p.m. Colts Update WXLW-950 AM, 7 p.m. Indianapolis Sports Talk.

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Action Outdoors. NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION Wilkerson.Kent 15 Kj.Green.Syr Broussard.WashSt 12 12 Velasco.UCLA 0 Stucker.BallSI 0 Hanson.WashSt 0 Stoynavchflnd 8 .31 Kansas St COLORADO San Diego St MEMPHIS ST .13. MEXICO .2 Vanderbilt Nebraska their new manager. Rader replaces Cookie Rojas, who was fired eight games before the end of the season. Among the reported finalists for the job were Pat Corrales and former Angels Manager Jim Fregosl.

Moose Stubbing managed the club the final week but was not considered for the permanent job. Rader. 44, formerly managed the Texas Rangers and Houston Astors. Last season he scouted for the Angels. The Angels did not reveal the length of Rader's contract.

Pvnt Returns No Yds TD Avg Senders, FlaSt 29 469 1 WrtervNDame 16 2SI 2 Henley.UCLA 19 291 2 Anders.Hou 13 190 0 Platt.SC 19 258 0 16 17 16.11 1532 1462 13.51 13 43 1293 12.58 2 23 309 30 388 Henry.SMisS Carswell.Ga 1 Utep 774 4674 420.3 Army 695 3755 417.2 Western Mich 765 4162 416.2 Indiana 746 4141 411.1 Scoring Offense Pit Avg Oklahoma St 9 428 47.6 West Va 10 441 44.1 Wyoming II 469 42.6 Nebraska 11 467 42.5 Houston 9 377 41 9 Florida St 10 390 39.0 Air Force 10 384 38.4 Miami (Fla.) I 292 36.5 Utep 11 396 36.0 Washington St 10 359 35 9 Brigham Young 10 356 35.6 UCLA 10 353 35 3 Southern Cal 315 35.0 Notre Dame 111 34.1 Utah 10 342 34.2 Hawaii 301 33.4 Rushing Defense Car Yds YdsPg Southern Cal 250 608 67 6 Auburn .307 683 68 3 Alabama 310 7 83 2 Miami (Fla.) 334 695 86 9 Arkansas 352 933 93 3 UCLA 362 994 99.4 Wyoming 387 1116 101.5 North Caro. St 417 I Ml 1048 Central Mich 411 1049 104 9 Hawaii 313 977 108.6 Notre Damt 332 1000 111.1 Florida 408 1116 111 6 Michigan SI 351 1124 112.4 Michigan 352 1141 114.1 Louisiana St 322 1034 114 9 Clemson 369 1162 116 2 Fresno St 374 1175 117.5 South Caro 385 1116 118 6 Army .....319 1069 118 8 Ball SI 377 1208 1241 Passing Defense Art Cp Yds Yds Pa, Pittsburgh 174 68 976 108 4 Florida 234 108 1196 1196 Baylor 215 91 1251 125.1 Kentucky 213 107 1253 125 3 Purdue 217 86 1215 17S.S Georgia Tech 227 IIS 1360 136 0 Florida SI 258 104 1370 137.0 Eastern Mich 212 124 1395 139 5 Washington 258 127 1432 143 2 Nebraska 273 120 1579 143 5 Rice 168 86 1298 144 2 Fresno St 290 116 1444 144 4 Auburn 297 139 1449 144.9 Navy 209 103 1454 145.4 Syracuse 233 115 1330 147.8 West Va 291 122 1495 149.5 Miami (Fla.) 208 97 1198 149 8 Ball St 235 124 1505 150.S Total Defense Plays Yds Yds Pg Auburn 604 2132 213.2 Florida 642 2312 231.2 Pittsburgh 562 2109 234.3 Miami (Fla.) 542 1893 236.6 Southern Cal 535 2315 257.2 Fresno St 664 2619 261 9 North Caro. St 720 2634 263 4 Central Mich 665 2651 265.1 Baylor 628 2675 267.5 Ball St 612 2711 271.1 Michigan 606 2741 274.1 Nebraska 687 3016 274.2 Georgia Tech 670 2788 278 8 Arkansas 642 2802 280 2 Alabama 586 2536 281 6 Clemson 660 2818 281.1 Notre Dam 5(4 2541 2811 Scoring Defease Ph Avg Auburn 10 6 6 9 Hargrove.Ohio 19 14 Yiller.MichSt 11 Rader 0 1 1 0 1 0 239 169 152 244 170 Thurman.TxTech 21 Kolesar.Mich 15 Hampton.Pitf 26 NOTES The Orioles acquired rlghthanded pitcher 290 1 12 07 11.69 11.62 1133 11.15 II 12 10 93 10.47 10 42 10.42 1040 10.32 10.1 10.12 Pet. GB Strk Home Road New York 4 2 .667 W4 2- 0 2- 2 Philadelphia 3 2 .600 Vz W1 3-1 0-1 New Jersey 3 3 .500 1 LI 3- 2 0- 1 Boston 1 4 .200 2Vz L4 1-2 0-2 Charlotte 1 4 .200 2Vz L2 1-1 0-3 Washington 1 4 .200 2Vz L1 1- 2 0-2 Edwards.Utah 26 289 Scott, SWLa 15 164 Gaiters.Minn 17 178 Horton.Ark 24 250 FiniMlLBallSt 12 125 Koperek.Pac 20 208 Obee.Oregon 34 351 Timpson.PennSt 16 162 Prlce.Tulone 16 162 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 I I TULSA 5 Temple Houston 111.. TEXAS TECH VIRGINIA 9 Syracuse Southern Cal 3 UCLA TEXAS-EL PASO 9 Air Force TULANE 2 Mississippi SI Oregon 11 OREGON ST Stanford 3 CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON ST 3V4 Washington Miemi-FIa 7 LSU Iowa 14 MINNESOTA Wyoming 12 HAWAII at Dublin, Ireland NFL SUNDAY Favorite Odds Underdog Chicago 7 TAMPA BAY MINNESOTA 4's Colts GREEN BAY 4 Detroit BUFFALO 7 NY Jets HOUSTON 5 Phoenix Cincinnati 4 DALLAS Seattle 2 KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND 8'd Pittsburgh NEW ORLEANS Denver LA RAMS II San Diego LA RAIDERS IVi Atlanta NY GIANTS 3 Philadelphia MIAMI 2 New England at Milwaukee, Wis.

MONDAY Favorite Odds Underdog SAN FRANCISCO 4 Washington NBA TODAY Favorite Odds Underdog New Jersey 4' CHARLOTTE Boston l2'i MIAMI CLEVELAND I Atlanta CHICAGO Philadelphia DALLAS 4 Detroit HOUSTON 4 New York UTAH 9VJ Pacers LA Lakers I'i DENVER SACRAMENTO .2 Phoenix PORTLAND 11 LA Clippers Home team in CAPS Tribune Media Services, Inc. CENTRAL DIVISION GB Strk Home Road 3- 0 COLLEGE POLLS BASKETBALL UPI COACHES POLL 1. Duke 121) (28-7) 545 2. Michigan (26-8) 489 3. North Carolina (I) (27-7) 454 4.

Georgetown (21 (20-10) 44 5. Illinois (2) 123-10) 393 6. Oklahoma 14) (35-4) 369 7. Nevada-Las Vegas (2) (29-6) 365 8. Syracuse (I) (26-9) 336 9.

Iowa (1) (24-10) 288 10. Louisville (24-11) 282 11. Anions (35-3) 267 12. Villanova (24-13) 134 13. Missouri (19-11) 123 14.

Florida (23-12) 120 15. Temple (32-2) 96 16. Georgia Tech (22-10) 69 17. INDIANA OHO) 30 18. Florida Slate (19-11) 23 18.

Stanford (21-12) 23 JO. N.C. State (24-8) 20 20. PURDUE (26-8) Others receiving votes: Arkansas, Auburn, Brigham Young, Colorado State, DePaul, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana State, Lovola-Marvmount, New Mexico, North Carolina-Charlotte, NOTRE OAME, Ohio State, Seton Hall, South Carolina, Southern Methodist, Tennessee, Teias-EI Paso, Utah, Vanderbilt, West Virginia. Wichita State.

AP MEDIA POLL 1. Ouke (33) (28-7) 1257 2. Georgetown (8) 120-10) 1107 3. Michigan (4) (26-8) 1090 4. Louisville (71 (24-11) 1016 5.

Oklahoma (9) (35-4) 1001 6. North Carolina (3) (27-7) 996 7 Iowa (2) (24-10) 915 8. Syracuse (26-9) 911 Illinois (23-101 852 10. Vegas (11(28-6) 851 11. Ariiona (35-3) 605 12.

Villanova (24-13) 548 13. Georgia Tech (22 10) 462 14. Missouri (19-11) 387 15. Florida (23-12) 304 16. Florida State (19-11) 293 17.

Ohio State (20-13) 283 18. North Carolina State (24-8) 188 19. Temple (32-2) 164 20. Stanlord (21-12) 120 Others receiving votes: Connecticut 108; Tennessee 100, Loyola-Marymount 84; Georgia 61; New Mexico 53; North Carolina-Charlotte 41 West Virginia 34; Wichita State 25; Houston 24, INDIANA 24; Brigham Young 23; Pittsburgh 15; Texas-El Paso IS; DePaul 13; Memphis State 13; NOTRE DAME 11; Michigan State 8, Clemson Iowa State Louisiana State Southern Methodist Utah Washington Arkansas Oklahoma State Colorado State New Mexico State South Carolina 4, UCLA Louisiana Tech Auburn Murray State Arkansas State Kansas Stale Vanderbilt 1. FOOTBALL AP MEDIA POLL 1.

NOTRE DAME (40) (9-0) 1,156 2. Southern CI (18)19-0) 1,131 3. Miami, Fla. (11(7-1) 1,060 4. West Virginia (10-0) 977 5.

Florida Slate (91) 937 6. UCLA (9-1) 866 7. Nebraska (10-1) 805 I. Auburn (9-1) 769 9. Oklahoma (9-1) 750 10.

Arkansas (10-0) 657 II LSU (7-2) 524 12. Michigan (7-2-1) 501 13. Oklahoma St. (7-2) .464 14. Syracuse 436 15.

Clemson (8-2) 377 16. Wyoming (10-1) 223 17. Houston (7-2) 207 18. Alabama (7-2) 192 19. Washington SU7-3) 122 20 Georgia (7-3) 57 Other receiving votes: Colorado 50, Army 42, Brigham Young 16, Michigan State IS.

South Carolina 14, Pitt II, Southern Mississippi 10, Texas-El Paso 8, Hawaii 3. Arirona 2, Texas AaM I. UPI COACHES POLL 1. NOTRE DAME (31) (9-0) 698 2. Southern Cal (13) (9-0) 692 3.

Miami (I) (7-1) 611 4. West Virginia (2) (10-0) 582 5. Florida State (1) (8-1) 527 6. UCLA (9-1) 442 7. Nebraska (10-1) 422 8.

Oklahoma (9-1) 389 9. Auburn (9-1) 360 10. Arkansas (10-0) 337 11. Michigan (7-2-1) 189 12. Louisiana Stale (7-2) 159 13.

Syracuse (8-1) 151 14. Oklahoma State (7-2) 129 15. Clemson (8-2) 75 16. Wyoming (10-1) 34 17. Houston (7-2) 7 17.

Colorado (7-3) 7 19. Brigham Young (9-2) 6 20. Washington State (7-31 5 2- Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 3 Atlanta 4 Chicago 3 PACERS 0 0 0 1 2 3 5 Pet 1.000 1.000 .750 .667 .500 .000 W5 W3 W2 W1 L1 LS 2- 0 1- 0 2- 1 2- 0 1- 1 0- 3 Vz Viz 2Vz 5 COLLEGE RESULTS BASKETBALL MEN Exhibitions Indiana State 123, Bahamas 94 Ariiona 89, Mlawarra, Australia 75 Arkansas State 76, Yugoslavia 62 Cibona, Yugoslavia, 86, Syracuse 78 Kentucky 46, Sweden 30 New Mexico 86, Spirit Express (4 Yugoslavia 84, Michigan State 82 HS VOLLEYBALL 2- 0- WESTERN CONFERENCE MIDWEST DIVISION GB Pet. Dallas 4 2 .667 Houston 4 2 .667 Denver 4 2 .667 Utah 2 2 .500 San Antonio 2 3 .400 Miami 0 4 .000 1 V2 3 PACIFIC DIVISION Strk Home Road W2 3- 1 1-1 W4 3-1 1-1 W3 3-0 1-2 W1 1-1 1-1 L2 2- 1 0-2 L4 0- 2 0-2 Strk Home Road W3 2- 0 2-1 W2 2-1 2-1 L3 1-1 2-2 L3 2- 1 0-2 L1 2-0 0-3 W1 1-0 1-3 L5 0- 2 0-3 GB ALL-STATE TEAM SELECTED BY INDIANA COACHES OF GIRLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION Seniors except as noted Denise Hagler, Ft. Wayne Wayne; Angie Hanna, Carroll (Allen); Paula Harmon, Jennings County; Paula Kiessel, Evans ville Mater Dei; Joani Kirby, Dalevtlle; Kim Kumfer, Ft.

Wayne Snider; Katie McFarland, McCutcheon Amy Morgan, Muncie South; Amy Rauclt, Mishe-waka. Tammy Robertson, Jeffersonville; SU-ZAY SMITH, Cathedral; Laine Stanley, Wapahani; Sheh Stout, Muncie Burris; Lorie Vandenberg, Center Grove; Amy Verhoeven, McCutcheon; Julie VonOie-lingen. Seymour; KRISTIN WAGNER, Ben Carin Zielinski, Mishawaka Miami (Fla.) I 77 94 Michigan 10 122 12.2 Florida .10 123 12 3 1 2 3 3 3 3 Pet .800 .667 .500 .400 .400 .400 Southern Cal 9 113 12 6 LA Lakers 4 Golden State 4 Seattle 3 Portland 2 Phoenix 2 LA Clippers 2 Sacramento 0 AM. BASKETBALL Teams are needed for a single-elimina tion basketball tournament Saturday, Nov. 19 at the Indiana School tor the Oeat.

Deadline to enter is Thursday, Nov. 17. Entry is $85 per team. For information, contact Maurice Sims at 359-5576. Registrations are being taken at Salvation Army at 4400 N.

High School Road for basketball leagues for boys and girls ages 9-11. To register stop by Monday through Saturday II a.m. -8 p.m. or call 299.4904. Vz 1'2 2 2 2 4 5 .000 HS POLL MONDAY'S RESULT Golden State 100, New Jersey 96 TODAY'S GAME New Jersey at Charlotte, 7:30 Detroit at Dallas.

8:30 p.m. p.m. L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Boston at Miami, 7:30 p.m.

Atlanta at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. New York at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Mike Smith from the Montreal Expos in exchange for a minor league player to be named later. Smith struck out 55 batters and walked only 14 in 63 innings at the Expos' Indianapolis AAA club last year Los Angeles Fred Claire and Oakland's Sandy Alderson, were named co-winners of United Press International's Executive of the Year award.

BASKETBALL BIRD'S HEELS IMPROVING Larry Bird aching, heels have improved slightly and the star Boston forward will play tonight at Miami, where the Celtics will try to end a four-game losing streak. Bird practiced Monday morning. Trainer Ed Lacerte says the tendons have greater mobility than they did last week and the Injuries are steadily improving. NOTES Former New York Knicks forward Louis Orr left Riunite of Reggio Emilia sometime last weekend, his Italian basketball league team said Monday Houston center Akeem Olajuwon. who averaged 29.7 points, 14.3 rebounds.

3.7 blocked shots and 4.0 steals, was named the first NBA Player of the Week Ben Coleman of the Philadelphia 76ers will undergo arthroscopic elbow surgery this week and will be sidelined two to three weeks Janet Meeker, a 5-10 Greenfield-Central forward who averaged 10.2 points, announced she has signed to attend Drake Allison Phipps, a 6-2 post player from North Putnam who averaged 11.2 points, will attend the University of Toledo Renee Westmoreland, a 5-9 guard who averaged 18.8 points for state finalist Scottsburg, signed with Western Kentucky Lennox Forrester, a 6-6 sophomore center at Parkland College in Champaign, 111., signed a letter of intent with Evansville The ninth-ranked Iowa basketball team has lost, redshirt freshman Brian Garner for its first regular season game because of a violation of the NCAA summer league rule Dallas forward Roy Tar-, pley, voted the best sixth man in the NBA last year. likely will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery today that would put him out of action for a month. BOILERS AT LAWRENCE NORTH TONIGHT Purdue's defending Big Ten champion basketball, team will have its second public intrasquad scrim-t mage tonight at Lawrence North High School. Game time is 7:30. It will be preceded by an autograph session at 6:30.

Admission is 62. FOOTBALL NOTES Kent State tailback Eric Wilkerson and Toledo free safety Jon Bowsher have been selected as the Mid-Amecican Conference football players of the week Indianapolis quarterback Jeff Mitchell and St. Joseph's quarterback Damon Randolph shared the Heartland Collegiate Conference player of the week award. The Pumas' Blaine Bishop was named top defensive player San Diego State football coach Denny Stolz, two years removed from a championship season, was fired after a year o(m lopsided losses. GOLF THREE GEORGIA PROS DIE IN PLANE CRASH Three Georgia golf pros and a pilot died when their small plane crashed in a swamp as they approached a fog-shrouded airport in Jacksonville, stunned members of the golf community mourned.

maiana ai utan, p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Notre Dam 122 13.4 Fresno St 10 134 13 4 Louisiana 5t 9 123 13.7 North Caro.

St 10 139 13.9 Oklahoma 10 140 14 0 Clemson 10 141 14.1 Michigan SI 10 143 14.3 Florida St 10 148 14 1 Alabama 9 135 15.0 Arkansas 10 155 15 5 UCLA 10 154 15 4 Syracuse 9 141 15 7 Central Mich 10 159 15 9 Army 9 144 16.0 Ball St 10 160 14.0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushers Car Yds Avg Yds Pg Sanders.OklaS 268 2003 7.5 222,5 216 1247 5 8 155,8 Boles.Mich 229 1256 5.5 1 39 5 Thomoson.lnd 304 1379 4.5 137.9 Elor.MichSt 2S7 1290 5.0 129.0 Bieniemy.Colo 219 1243 5.7 124 3 169 1091 6.5 121.2 Clark.Neb 208 1330 4.4 120 9 Wilkerson.Kent 247 1325 5.4 120,4 Broussard.WashSt 172 1077 6.3 119.6 Rile.CMich 197 1196 6.1 119,6 Worley.Ga 178 1173 6.6 117.3 E.Smith.FIa 172 932 5.4 116.5 Mayweathr.Army 146 892 6.1 111.5 Johnson.SnJose 223 1184 5.3 107.4 T.AIIen.Clem 179 1066 6.0 106.6 Jackson.UNLV 150 805 5.4 100 6 Weathrspn.Hou 92 895 9.7 99 4 K.Jones.111 184 990 5.4 99 0 Dawson.Wyo 138 1072 7.8 97.4 Volpe.Slan 205 971 4.7 97.1 Metcalf, Texas 174 774 4.4 96.7 Loville.Oregon 210 951 45 95.1 Stewart.lowa 215 1034 4.1 94 1 231 938 4.1 93 8 220 914 4.1 93.4 Passers Ah) Cp Yds Tds Pts ...281 190 264 22 166 1 NBA SUMMARY AT EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. GOLDEN STATE (100) L.Smith 1-4 1-2 3, Mullin 13-24 6-8 33. Sampson 3-8 0-0 6, Garland 6-17 2-2 14, Richmond 4-8 13-14 21, O.Smith 4-10 1-2 9, Bol 2-5 3-4 7, Teagle 12 1-2 3, Higgins 2-5 0-0 4, Whitehead 0-10-0 0. Totals 36-84 27 34 100. NEW JERSEY (96) Berry 4-8 3-4 11, B.Williams 1-4 3-4 5, Carroll 4-11 5-8 13, Bagley 4-13 0-0 12, McGee 5-11 0-0 11, Conner 4-9 3-4 15, Hinson 6-13 2 4 14, Hopson 2-5 3-3 7, K.Williams 2-4 0-0 4, Morris 1-6 2-4 4.

Totals 37-86 21-31 96. Golden States 34 16 32 18-100 New Jersey 22 23 33 18- 96 Three-point goals-McGee, Mullin. Rebounds-Golden State 59 (Sampson 8), New Jersey 55 (B.Williams 14). Assists-Golden State 22 (Garland 8), New Jersey 21 (Bagley 7). Total fouls- Golden State 21, New Jersey 22.

Technical-Golden State illegal defense. A- 8,011. NHL STANDINGS WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division SUNDAY'S RESULTS Houston 129, Sacramento 127 Denver 143, Portland 132 NFL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE uiners receiving votes: Alaoama, Army, Georgia, lows, Washington Stale EAST DIVISION WRESTLINli COACHES POLL 1. Muncie South. 2.

WARREN CENTRAL; 1 LAWRENCE NORTH; 4. Chesterton, 5. CATHEDRAL; 6. Warsaw; 7. Bellmont; 8.

Merrillville, 9. BEECH GROVE; 10. Mishawaka, PRO BOWLING PBA BRUNSWICK OPEN At Glendale Heights, III. First round, eight games 1, Dave Ferraro. Kingston, N.V., 1.913.

2, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, 1,860. 3, Jimmy Williams, Beth Page, 1,827. 4, David Guindon, West Seneca, N.Y., 1,817. 5. Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, 1,800 6, George Pappas, Charlotte, N.C, 1,775.

7, Eugene McCune, Munster, 1,770. 8, Dave Soutar, Leawood, 1,765. 9, Mais Karlsson, Sweden, 1,745. 10, Joe Berardi, Wellington, 1,742. II (tie), Ron Bell, Akron, Ohio, and Jess Stayrook, San Diego, 1,729.

13, Brian Voss, Seattle, 1,725. 14 (tie), Bob Handley, Pomoano Beach, and Stephen Hardy, Methuen, 1,724. 16, Jim Pencak, Richmond Heights, Ohio, 1,723. 17, Chris Hyde, Muskogee, 1,721. It, Mike Edwards, Tulsa, 1,718.

19, Ernie Schlegel, Vancouver, 1,717. 20, David D'Entremont, Cleveland, 21, Chris Townley, Tell City, 1.7IX 22, Mike Taylor, Carlsbad, 1,710. 23, Paul Renteria. Tucson, 1,704. 24, Randy Pedersen, Santa Maria, 1,701.

PRO TENNIS VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS At New York Pet PF PA Home Away 6-0-0 4-1-0 Buffalo 10 1 0 COLTS 6 5 0 New England 6 5 0 Miami 5 6 0 .909 243 148 .545 263 216 .545 190 222 .455 192 234 .500 233 236 NY Jets 5 5 1 I PIS OF OA CENTRAL DIVISION Pittsburgh 10 NY Rangers 9 New Jersey 7 Philadelphia 1 NY Islanders 6 Washington 5 Cincinnati 8 3 0 .727 322 216 Houston 7 4 0 .636 263 257 Cleveland 6 5 0 .545 177 186 Pittsburgh 2 9 0 .182 222 306 2-3-0 14-0 2- 4-0 3- 3-0 3-3-0 2- 4-0 3- 3-0 0-5-0 2- 3-0 4- 2-0 3- 2-0 2-4-0 0-4-1 4- 2-0 5- 1-0 3-2-0 2- 2-1 5-0-0 5-0-0 3- 2-0 2-4-0 4- 2-0 2- 3-0 3- 3-0 1- 4-0 2- 4-0 Adams Division UIVIblUM Boston Montreal Buffalo Hartford 9 4 4 113 9 2 7 1 .545 237 213 .545 213 222 6 12 1 Quebec NFL SUMMARY AT MIAMI Buffalo 7 1 14 7-11 Miami 0 4 8 0-4 But-Harmon 14 pass from Kelly (Norwood kick) Buf-FG Norwood 10 Miami-Clayton 4 pass from Marino (kick failed) Buf-Riddick 1 run (Norwood kick) Buf-Harmon 4 run (Norwood kick) Buf-Riddick I run (Norwood kick) A 47.091. But Mia First downs 27 15 Rushes-yards 45-205 13-33 Passing 211 224 Return Yards 53 0 Comp-Attlnt 11-24-0 19-30-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 0-0 Punts 2-41 1-41 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 844 10-79 Time of Possession 36 43 23:17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Buffalo, Riddick 16-77, Harmon 16-67, Kelly 2-23, Mueller 6-21, Byrum HO, Reed 1-8, Reich l-lminus 1). Miami, Hampton 8-19, Davenport 1-12, Jensen 1-2, Bennett 1-0. PASSING Buffalo, Kelly Miami, Marino 19-30-3-224. RECEIVING Buffalo, Reed 545, Riddick 5-48, Harmon 4-37, Burketl 2-34, T.Johnson 1-20, Metielaars 1-7.

Miami, Clayton 5-45, Jensen 4-46, Banks 2-32, Edmunds 2-32, Davenport 2-31, Duper 1-13, Bennett 1-12, Stradlord 1-9, Hampton 1-4. MISSED FIELD GOALS Norwood 39. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Denver 6 5 0 LA Raiders 6 5 0 Seattle 6 5 0 San Diego 3 8 0 Kansas City 2 8 1 .545 188 211 .273 129 206 .227 154 194 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Gundv.OklaSt 127 1903 15 162.2 Walsh.MiaFIa 275 164 2297 26 154 5 Aikman.UCLA 279 177 2282 21 152 0 195 119 1765 13 151.9 Ferguson.FlaSt 171 112 1 583 13 150 5 Peete.SoCol 266 169 2240 17 149.1 Welniak.Wyo 304 174 2541 20 143.2 195 102 1720 1 141.2 Covey.BYU 275 152 2374 13 139.8 Hartlieb.towa 374 235 3032 13 137 9 Mitchell.Utah 503 302 3938 26 1371 ElklnfcWF 255 152 2051 11 137.0 Kimbrough.WMich ..295 172 2292 II 136 2 Dilweg.Duke 435 258 3462 21 135.2 Ware.Hou 242 138 1688 18 134 4 206 120 1541 12 133.6 Montgomry.N.C.St ...196 122 1 504 1 132 0 Slack.Aub 253 155 2010 9 131.8 Baker.Temple 157 84 1239 II 131.4 Hegarty.UTEP 308 168 2326 17 131.0 D.Riley.BallSt 235 151 1748 I 110.7 T.Taylor.Cal 298 184 2190 15 130.7 Favre.SMiss 319 178 2271 14 129 0 Wilhelm.OreSt 427 269 2839 18 129.0 Odonnell.Md 245 145 1780 II 127.7 Interceptions EAST DIVISION First-round singlet Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, def. Claudia Kohde-Kllsch, West Germany, 4-1, 4-6, 4-1; Pam Shriver (5), Lutherville, def. Sylvia Hanika, West Germany, 4-1, 4-4.

First-round doubles Graf and Gabriela Sabotlni (3), Argentina, det. Isabelle Demengeot and Nathalie Tauziat, France, 4-3, 4-1. Home Away 3-2-0 4-Z-O 3-2-0 Pet PF PA .636 236 223 .636 262 236 .545 260 237 .545 257 270 .182 172 254 NY Giants 7 4 0 Phoenix 7 4 0 Philadelphia 6 5 0 Washington 6 5 0 Dallas 2 9 0 HS SUMMARIES Norris Division Pts GF GA Detroit. 1 5 4 20 64 62 Toronto 1 9 I 17 61 44 St. Louis 7 5 3 17 57 40 Chicago 5 10 4 14 II 92 Minnesota 3 II 1 SO 73 Smythe Division Calgary 11 4 3 25 79 48 Edmonton II 5 2 24 71 70 Los Angeles 11 4 0 22 91 73 Vancouver 7 9 3 17 57 53 Winnipeg 4 4 3 15 44 45 MONDAY'S RESULT Minnesota 5, Toronto 4 TODAY'S GAME Boston at Quebec, 7:35 p.m.

New York Rangers at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Calgary at New York Islanders, 1:05 p.m. New Jersey at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m.

Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Edmonton 5, Buffalo 4 (OT) Detroit 5, NY Rangers 1 Winnipeg 7, Montreal 3 Quebec Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4, Vancouver 2 2-3-0 2- 3-0 1-5-0 4-1-0 3- 3-0 24-0 CENTRAL DIVISION 6 No Yds TD IPG Logan.Kenf 11 54 0 4-2-0 4-2-0 4- 2-0 1-4-0 5- 1-0 4-1-0 1-4-0 1-5-0 1- 5-0 3-2-0 2- 3-0 2-3-0 1-5-0 51 0 COLLEGE STATISTICS Chicago 9 2 0 .818 226 137 Minnesota" 7 4 0 .636 292 182 Tampa Bay 3 8 0 .273 198 281 Detroit 2 9 0 .182 149 233 Green Bay 2 9 0 .182 173 227 WEST DIVISION New Orleans 8 3 0 .727 228 186 LA Rams 7 4 0 .636 276 194 San Francisco 6 5 0 .545 225 205 Atlanta 3 8 0 .273 196 254 14-0 14-0 5-1-0 5-1-0 I 1 4-2-0 2-3-0 I E.Moore.MempSt 10 9 OzminLAIa 9 McCorvey.BGreen ....11 D.Sonders,FlaSt I Rice.BYU 10 Larson.MichSt 10 P.WIIiams,Ark 10 K.Thompsn.Okla 10 10 Jackson.LSU 9 9 Kendrick.Ala Sandroni.Miss 9 Hampton.Pitf 9 Wright.UTEP 10 Hinton.SC 10 Oldham.Oregon 10 MTurner.UCLA 10 10 A.Jones,Mo 10 Dodge.FlaSt 10 Campbell.N.C.St 10 SUNDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS AT FRANKLIN SOUTHPORT (39) Dausch 4, Noeske 6, Fowler 1, Meadlo 4, Hendrlck 4 Humbles 1, Burns 4, McKinney 2, Hottell 4 Richardson 2, Peed 0, Grimes 0, Moiingo 0. Totals: 15 9-16 39. FRANKLIN (66) Cruser 14, Kelsay 5, Blackwell 2, Johnson 6. Bornehm 10, Smith 4, Baker 15, Yates 3, Pridemore Heminger a Totals: 28 10-17 44.

Southporl 1 1 12 11-39 Franklin 14 19 11 15-64 Total fouls: Southport IS, Franklin 11. Fouled out: Noeske. AT BEECH GROVE INDIAN CREEK (S3) Stockton 14, Gunter 4, Weddle 12, Hickman 7, Doty 9, Sichting 5, Scrogham 0, Clark 2. Totals: 21 10-21 53. BEECH GROVE (34) Hess 22.

Ferguson 0, Grimes 4, Hall 4, Moneymaker 0, Clements 2, Babbitt 0, Adams 2, Schill 0, Mann 0. Totals: 14 4-12 34. Indian Creek II 10 17 15 53 Beech Grove 11 4 10 34 Three-point goals: Hickman 1. Total fouls: Indiana Creek 12, Beech Grove 18. Fouled out: none.

Technicals: none. AT MARTINSVILLE MONROVIA (40) Mitchell 8, Raier 16, Sears 3, Albertson 1. Kenworthy 10, York 1, Ellis 21. Totals: 21 14-22 40. MARTINSVILLE (SS) Baugh 8, La- fary 3, Bunge 2, Lemons 14, Hamlin 17, Haste 9.

Totals 21 12-21 55. Monrovia 13 12 11 22-60 Martinsville 7 13 12 23- 55 Three-point goals Hamlin, Raier 4. Total fouls-Monrovia 21, Martinsville 20.. Fouled out-Lafary, Albertson. TEAM LEADERS Rushing Offense Car Yds YdsPg Nebraska 684 4323 393 0 Air Force 582 3711 371.1 Army 647 3334 370.7 Oklahoma 621 3679 367.9 Oklahoma St 456 2726 302 9 West Va 555 2916 291.6 Clemson 570 2829 282 9 Kent 624 3071 279.4 Pittsburgh 482 2483 275.9 Texas 490 2433 270 3 Colorado 552 2702 270.2 Georgia 504 2640 264 0 Notre Dame 489 2375 263.9 Arkansas 596 2575 257 5 Michigan 534 2547 254.7 Michigan St 525 2542 254 2 Hawaii 192 2218 246.4 Central Mich 539 2446 244 6 Arizona 507 2438 243.1 Indiana 510 2384 234.4 Fresno SI 508 2358 235.8 Wyoming 484 2572 233.8 Washington St 486 2301 230 1 East Caro 493 2299 229 9 Southern Cal 470 2050 227 8 Navy 551 2241 224.8 jonnson.CMich 10 10 KickoH returns No Yds TD Avg COLTS 20, Green Bay 13 LA Raiders 9, San Francisco 3 Chicago 34, Washington 14 New Orleans 14, LA Rams 10 Kansas City 31, Cincinnati 28 Phoenix 24, NY Giants 17 New England 14, NY Jets 13 Denver 30, Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 27, Pittsburgh 26 Seattle 27, Houston 24 San Diego 10.

Atlanta 7 Minnesota 43, Dallas 3 Tampa Bay 23. Detroit 20 MONDAY'S RESULT Buffalo 31, Miami 6 SUNDAY'S GAMES COLTS at Minnesota. 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m.

Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Dallas, 1 p.m. San Diego at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Denver at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at NY Giants.

4 Detroit vs. Green Bay at Mil p.m. waukee, 1 p.m. Atlanta at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. NY Jets at Buffalo.

1 p.m. New England at Miami, 8 p.m. Phoenix at Houston, 1 p.m. MONDAY'S GAME Washington at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Ismjil.NDeme II 41S Snow.OhioSt 15 453 17.71 30 20 BOWLING LEADERS ALL STAR-Men: Dave Parker 451.

Women: Shelley Vernon 427. BEECH GROVE-Men: Joe Scoggins 453. Women: Denny Lay 548. COUNTRY-Men: Marvin Smith 449. Women: Jennie Walker S42.

EAGLE Men: Greg Hutton 484. Women: Janet Olds 521. EXPO-Men: Nelson Massengale 445. Women: Thelma Furr 535. 421-Men: Dewey Van Hoose 540.

Women: Karen Smith 533. HINDEL-Men: Tom Wheeler 41S. Women: Mary Goodrich 551. LYNHURST Men: Ken Moore 444. Women: Barb Bill 521.

NORA Men: Dennis LaMar 411. Women: Nancy Barnes 550. NORTH EASTWOOO-Men: Ray Miller S78. Women: Pat Roethler 551. PLA1NFIELD Men: Jeff Hunter 487.

Women: Bertie Goodrid 560. PLAY-Men: Carl Cress 674. Women: Marl Deal 621. RACEWAY Men: Layton Engle 694. Women: Barbara Mallory 660.

SOUTHERN Men: Warren Whitaker 628 Women: Marie Napier 507. SPORT-Men: Larry Gardner 447. Women: Pot Brag 555. STARLITE Men: Warren Kirksey 434. Women: Zepora Bledsoe 534.

WESTERN-Men: John Parrlsh 450. Women: Peggy Garland 564. 1 29.05 I 29 00 1 28 43 0 27 71 1 26 52 0 26 00 0 25.77 Passing Offense 1 25 33 Art Cp Yds YdsPg Utah 513 306 3971 397.1 Houston 460 267 3280 364.4 Ouke 447 263 3506 350 6 Miami (Fla.) 320 188 2604 325.5 Brigham Young 184 210 3193 319.3 Utah St 412 223 2996 299 6 Oregon St 430 269 2839 283 9 Iowa 384 237 3046 276.9 Tulsa 364 183 2422 269.1 the loss Monday. The passengers killed in the crash Included Davis Love 53. whose son Davis Love III Is 72nd on the 1988 money winning list of the Professional Golfers' Association Tour.

The others killed werert John Popa, 37, and Jimmy Hodges, 35. NOTES Curtis Strange and Sherri Turner were, named Coif Magazine's 1988 Players of the Gary Player was named Senior Player of the Year. MISCELLANEOUS LEMIEUX CONTRACT TALKS MAY REOPEN Pittsburgh Penguins General Manager Tony Espo-f, sito said Monday he hopes to reopen contract nego-; tiations with All-Star center Mario Lemieux. Talks on a renegotiated contract broke down last Friday, several hours after a deadline imposed by Lemieux and agent Tom Reich. JUDGE TO GO AHEAD WITH KIMBALL CASE judge decided Monday to go ahead with a Dec.

12 trial in Tampa for former Olympic diver Bruce" Kimball, but said he will make standby plans in 1 case an impartial Jury cannot be seated to hear alcohol-related manslaughter charges. CINCINNATI A.D. RESIGNS Carl Meyer resigned Monday as athletic director at the University of, Cincinnati, which was put on three years' probation earlier this month for violating NCAA regulations. U.S. WORLD CUP SCHEDULE SET The Uni States will open its bid to qualify for soccer's 1990 World Cup on April 16 at Costa Rica, the nation that eliminated the United States from the 1986.

World Cup. The United States plays Costa Rica. EI Salvador, Guatemala and Trinidad and Tobago in a double round-robin tournament. GRAF A SHAKY WINNER Steffi Graf, regaining her form after a shaky second set, won her 45th straight match Monday night with a 6-1, 4-6. 6-1 victory over Claudia Kohde-Kilsch in the opening round of the Virginia Slims tennis championships.

In another first -round match, fifth-seeded Pam Shri-' vcr broke service once in each set to down Sylvia" Hanika of West Germany. 6-3. 6-4. LPGA 20 581 23 667 Mortensen.BYU 14 398 Roberson.AFA 17 471 Plerce.Tulane 25 663 Williams.N.C.SI 17 442 Rowe.SDSt 31 799 R.Jones.Duke 12 304 Frager.BC 12 303 Wilson.MempSt 27 681 Boles.Mich 12 302 Robinson, ECar 17 427 McCracken.Duke 18 452 Thurman.TxTech 17 419 Dixon.Hou 18 440 Greer.Ohio 29 706 24 580 Goode.Ala 13 314 WatkinsXSU 13 313 Wilkerson.Kent 21 502 Gunn.Wyo 23 548 Redding.SWLa 25 595 Cann.Rut 13 309 Palys, Temple 31 734 Field Goals 25 25 25 22 25.17 25.12 25.11 24.65 24.44 24.34 24.17 24.15 24.08 23.90 23 83 23.80 23.77 23.68 IHL STANDINGS EAST DIVISION LOTLPts GF GA Muskegon II 2 I 23 84 47 Saginaw 9 6 4 22 8 2 70 Kalamazoo 9 5 3 21 63 58 Fort Wayne 6 8 I 13 43 52 Flint 5 13 0 10 64 99. WEST DIVISION Western Mich 368 207 2690 269.0 Washington St 284 193 2688 268 8 Wyoming 370 210 2951 268.3 Southern Col 274 175 2303 255.9 Florida St 299 175 2512 251.2 San Jose St 372 217 2693 244.8 Vanderbilt 301 164 2203 244.8 Louisville 393 228 2656 241.5 UCLA 296 188 2378 237.8 California 320 193 2370 237,0 Texas Tech 288 141 2108 234 2 Kansas St 399 205 2309 230,9 San Diego St 355 205 2291 229,1 Colorado St 343 179 2287 228,7 Tulane 291 144 2017 1 Total Offense Plays Yds YdsPg FGA FG Pet FGPG .885 2.30 LOTLPts GF GA Flowing Swift (Aguilar) 11.40 4.80; Who's The Snitch (Cooper) 2.80.

Daily Double (8-5) 524.40 3- Saginaw Slew (King) S7.60 3.40 2.80; Mayor Mark (Torres) 5.20 4.40; Farmhand (Guidry) 4.00. 4- Lucky Lately (Dial) J4.20 3.60 3.20; R. Halloran (DeSilva) 4.20 4.00; T.R. By Far (Penal 14.60. 5- Sir Janvir (Tomaselli) 57.40 4,00 2.80; Native Basket (Garcia) 3.60 2.60, The Schroeder Boys (Rydowski) 3.20.

6- Fast Flyer (Rydowski) S21 00 7.20 5 60; Acts Too Sassy (Silva) 7.00 5.20, Marine Latch (Patin) 6 20. 7- lwinkalthestars (Silva) S7 00 3.70 2.40; Rose Thief (DeSilva) 4.20 3.80; Trooper Dawn (Cooper) 2 80 S-Magic Mo (Evans) 18 30 4 60 3 00; Demolish (Diaz) 3.40 3 00, Miki Baby (Torres) 2 40. 9-Daves Holme (Meier) J18 00 10 20 4 60; BJ's Mac (Guidry) 9.40 5 00; Jeremy Jet (Clerk) 3.60 Milwaukee 14 Trainor.Ark 25 Jacke.UTEP 24 Anderson, Hou 21 Keen.Cal 19 Baumann.WVa 20 Salt Lake 10 8 Dpnver 10 9 .917 2 00 .810 1.89 .895 1 70 .850 1,70 .810 1.70 .773 1 70 .739 1 70 .654 1.70 ICE 8 9 Peoria 5 10 Utah 825 5214 521,4 WORLD WIDE PRO-AM At Kauai, Hawaii First round, par 70 Nancy Lopei 34-32-68 Cindy Rarlck 35-33- 68 Debbie Massey 34-37-71 Sandra Palmer 35-37-72 Laurl Peterson 34 38- 72 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 35-38-73 Bonnie Lauer 35-38-73 Barb Bunkowski 37-34-73 Janet Coles 38-37-75 Kathy Young 34-39-75 Sally Little 36-39- 75 LORI GARBACZ 39-40- 79 Cathy Morse 37-47-84 COLLEGE SUMMARY AT TERRE HAUTE BAHAMIAN NATIONALS (96) Pmders 11, Rose 20, Nesbitt 17, Edden 6, Gray 16. Tynes 26 Totals: 37 15-24 96. INDIANA STATE (123 Cheatham 6, Bird 4, Akinola 12, Holliday 12, Vickers 13, Brown 16, Laurltien 27, Harris 9, Gross 10, Inman 12, Crandafl 0, Boles 2.

Tutals. 49 19-22 123. Halftime Indiana State 51. Bahamian Nationals 35. Three-point goals Bahamian Nationals 7-11; Tynes 4, Rose 3, Indiana Slate 6-16, Brown 3, Launtzen 2, Vickers I.

Toal fouls Bahamian Na-tionftls 18. Indiana State 19 Fouled Nationals; Nesbitt, Gr.iy. Tynes Iccmicali none MONDAY'S RESULTS Oklahoma St Stucker.BallSt 21 Omorrow.OhioSt 22 Mackie.SC 23 Loop.Fres 26 Browndyke.LSU 17 Elam.Hawaii 19 COLLEGE SOCCER NCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND Saturday's results Fairleigh Dickinson 1, Penn St. 0 Brooklyn 4, Adelphi 1 North Carolina 2, Wake Forest 0 Sunday's results Boston U. 3, Connecticut 1 UCLA 2, San Diego St.

1 Fresno St. 2, Vegas penalty kicks Philadelphia Textile 1, Navy 0 SMU 2, Notre Dame 0 SECOND ROUND Dates and times TBA Fairleigh Dickinson, 7-10-1, at Virginia, 17- 0-3 Philadelphia Textile, 14 2 5, at Howard, 16-0-1 North Carolina, 14-8-1, at South Carolina, 12-3-4 Southern Methodist, 11-2-6, at St. Louis, 18- 3-2 Brooklyn. 14-1-3, at Seton Hall, 15-3 Foston 15-4-3. at Indiana, 13-3-3 UCLA, 13-4-4.

at Portland. 19-0 Fresno 12 7-3, at Evansv.lle, 1S-4-2 No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES ICE at Denver, 9 30 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Kalamazoo 4, ICE 2 Muskegon 9, Flint 4 Saginaw 3, Fort Wayne I Doyle.Ala 26 15 Huerta.MiaFIa 18 Wagstaff.Utah 20 Plocki.Md 21 Francis.FIa 23 Seonst.TxTech 20 657 4441 515 6 856 5523 502 0 770 4989 498.9 935 5422 492 9 734 4884 488 4 744 4353 483 6 672 4329 481 0 598 3768 471 0 768 4614 461.4 792 4609 460 9 673 4584 458 4 78 4491 449.1 695 4450 445 0 73? 4419 441 9 6S8 3957 43V 6 6-6 1950 5 li'l 4j5C 711 i Wyoming Washington St. Nebraska West Va. Southern Cal Houston Miami (Fla.) Bngham Young Duke At Force UCLA Florida A.iburn Hawaii ppitoirgh C'Uhrr-a Fresno Sr 167 1.67 167 1.63 I 60 1 60 I 60 I 56 1.50 1.50 I 50 1.50 1 50 1 45 1.44 Lv.NMxSt 19 Gillette.Mich Hcpkins.Slan HS RESULTS BASKETBALL GIRLS 66. Sou'port 39 Crr- 'H B.

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