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PAGE 62 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1984 GOREBOARD For Sports Scores Call 633-1200, From 4:30 P.M. To 1 A.M. 1 1 II COLLEGE FOOTBALL ro WIU iiarris to It.isUHlinll This week in professional sports 7 i in made for TV event Sports In Brief FROM WIRE SERVICES IM BROWN and Franco Harris will compete against each other in a made-for-TV series of five culminating in a head-to-head 40-yard dash, it was announced Tuesday. The competition was spawned by Brown's degrading comments at the start of the current NFL season television syndicator that secured rights for Big Ten football games. Duke said attorneys for the conference are negotiating with Sports View to recover the balance.

"We have received certain monies and expect to receive additional monies," he said. Lendl stunned in Australian Open South African Kevin Curren knocked top seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia out of the $1.28 million GIRLS AT SPEEDWAY GREENWOOD (36) S. Estell 12, Whitlow 6, Sedam 5, Magee 3, Talley 3, Key 3, Springer 2, West 2, K. Estell 0, Wood 0. Totals 13 10-28 34.

SPEEDWAY (SI) Wilson 14, McQueary 13, Wiechers Scott 4, Wil-kerson 4, Alarle 4, Fath 3, Soules Talbott 0, Dill 0. Totals 17 17-31 51. Greenwood 7 10 4 13 34 Speedway 14 12 16 51 Total fouls-Greenwood 23, Speedway 24. Fouled out-Springer, Wilkerson. AT NORTH CENTRAL MARSHALL (22) Stephens 5, Jamison 5, Flynn 2, Harris 10, Reed 0, Neuner 0, Page 0, Davis 0, Irwin 0.

Totals: 9 4-12 22. NORTH CENTRAL (54) Inskeep 11, Welch 1, Satchwlll 9, Berry 1, Richardson 14, Searcy 4, Krause 2, Offutt 0, Murrell 0, Jefferson 0. Totals: 20 14-27 54. Marshall I 12 0 2 22 North Central 11 17 14 14-54 Total fouls: Marshall 20, North Central 11. Fouled out: Reed.

Technical fouls: BOYS AT SHERIDAN HERITAGE CHRISTIAN (59) Prlt-chett 1, Schneider II, Wayne 6, Palll-kan 11, Robbins 6, Hooks 9, Terrell 1, Terrell 3, Willis 0, Dryden 0, Johnson 4. Totals 21 17-30 59. SHERIDAN (74) Long 12, Christy 3, Rodgers 13, VanMeter 1, Barnes 22, Purdy 3, Bruce Harris 6, Zachery 8, Stone 0, Hunt 0. Totals 27 22-32 76. Heritage Christian 12 16 16 15 59 Sheridan II 19 20 19 76 Total Fouls Sheridan 22, Heritage Christian 24.

Fouled Out Schneider, Wayne. Technical Foul Pollikan, Barnes. AT BROWNSBURG, IND. HOPE (42) While 25, Ford 6, Smith 6, Martin Houmes 0, Parks 0, Lazzell 0, Jones 0. Totals: 17 8-13 42.

BETHESDA (44) Anderson 13, Eg-gers 4, Summers 16, Lowe 0, McPeak 7, Schaak 4. Totals: 20 4-9 44. Hope 15 10 4 It 42 Bethesda 9 13 I 14 44 Total fouls: Bethesda 15, Hope 12. Fouled out: Houmes. Technical fouls: None.

concerning Harris' penchant for running out of bounds instead of being tackled. Brown, whose longstanding career NFL. rushing record was eclipsed this season by Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears, made the remarks several months ago when it appeared Harris would be the first to break his record. Harris, however, was cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers and then released by the Seattle Seahawks after appearing only sparingly in Australian Open Tennis Championships in Melbourne and advanced to the quarterfinals. Curren, who had nevef before beaten Lendl, won the fourth round match 61, 7-6, The match resumed Wednesday after being halted by rain on Tuesday when ninth seeded Curren led 6-1, 21.

Lendl, who has won only one Grand Prix title since his French Open victory over John McEnroe, played Wednesday with his stomach heavily wrapped in bandages. Officials said he was suffering from a painful pulled stomach muscle. Other, matches scheduled included the women's singles quarterfinal between defending champidffc Martina Navratilova and American Barbara Pottery and the fourth round men's singles match between American Ben Testerman and third seeded Joakiriv Nystrom of Sweden. The big attraction for center-court fans will be thl men's quarterfinal between two-time champion Johan Kriek, the No.4 seed, and local hero Pat Cash, who is seeded fifth. Czech teen-ager Helena Sukova recorded one of the best wins of her career by downing third-seeded Pam Shriver of the United States 62, 6-7, 6-1 to advance to the semifinals of the women's singles, while 17-year-old West German Boris Becker defeated Guy Forget of France 7-6, 6 4, 6-3 in their men's singles fourth-round clash.

Names in the games The New York Mets extended the contract of manager Davey Johnson through 1986 Wisconsin football Coach Dave McClain has withdrawn his name for consideration for the head coaching job at the University of Missouri Vancouver Canucks' left winger Darcy Rota, still suffering some discomfort after major spinal sureerv. announced his retirement a half dozen games and still trails Brown's total of 12,312 by 192 yards. The competition will be held in Atlantic City, N.J., and will be televised on independent stations the weekend of, the Super Bowl next January. It will be produced by Parkirtson-Friendly Productions. Davis, Loggan still reaping awards Individual honors continue to fall into the capable hands of Indiana State University's Wayne Davis and Indiana Central's Paul Loggan.

Davis, a cornerback who has already been selected all-conference and the Defensive Player of the Year in the Missouri Valley Conference, has earned first-team recognition on the Kodak All-America Division I-AA squad. A three-year letterman for the Sycamores, Davis picked off four passes and broke up 12 others while taking part in 43 tackles this year. With Davis providing the spark, Indiana State fashioned a 9-3 record and participated in the I-AA playoffs before dropping. a 42-41 triple-overtime decision to Middle Tennessee State. Loggan, meanwhile, has earned a first-team spot on Kodak's Division I All-America defensive squad.

A 6-foot, 225-pound linebacker, Loggan is a two-time all-Heartland Collegiate Conference selection and proved instrumental in Indiana Central's recently-concluded 8-2 season. Hig Ten still awaiting TV check The Big Ten hasn't yet received full payment of $2.9 million owed by a Tennessee television syndicator, but the league commissioner says he does not believe the company has defaulted on its college football TV contract. Failure to pay the sum could mark the first default since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the NCAA's hold on college football TV rights. Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke said the money is owed by Sports View, a Nashville, CHECKERS At Fori Wiyne 7 p.m.

1 1 Washington 7:30 p.m. WIBC (1070) CHECKERS Peoria 7:30 p.m. i CHECKERS RADIO WIRE 7 p.m. Bob Knight Show. TELEVISION Channtl 4 7 30 p.m.

Basketball: Purdue vs. Miami. CABLE TV Channtl 9 8 30 pm Basketball: DePaul at Illinois State. ESPN 9 30 a.m. PKA Karate.

11 a.m. Pocket Billiards. Noon Field Hockey Championship 1:30 pm, Notre Dame Basketball: Indiana at Notre Dame. 3:30 p.m. Top Ratik Boxing.

7 p.m. Tennis: Australian Open. 10 p.m. PKA Karate. 2:30 a.m.

Tennis: Australian Open. At Milwaukee At Muskegon p.m. 7:30 p.m. WIBC (1070) a. 9 Miami J.

1:00 p.m. At Mifwauktt VlBC (10701 P-m- Channel 11 I I WIBC (1070) MBB'U1H i i i- after 11 seasons in the National Hockey League Doug Moe, who guided the Denver Nuggets to theuv best National Basketball Association start and the be'sf. record in the Western Conference at 12-3, was named as November's NBA Coach of the Month The' Montreal Canadiens will retire Guy Lafleur's Feb. 16 Joe Restic of Harvard and Jim Walden of Washington State have been named head coaches for the 60th Shrine East-West Football Game Jan. 5 at Stanford Stadium.

1 ciasn PRO FOOTBALL Saturday Favoritt Points Underdog NY JETS 7 Buffalo SAN FRANCISCO W1 Minnesota Sunday Favorit Points Underdog PITTSBURGH 7 Cleveland TAMPA BAY 7'A Atlanta Miami 14 COLTS Cincinnati N.ORLEANS ST LOUIS to NY Giants CHICAGO Even Green Bay Seattle 4'. CITY N.England 3 LA RAMS Ili Houston DALLAS I Washington DENVER 7 San Diego Monday Favoritt Points Underdog LA Raiders 7 DETROIT PRO BASKETBALL Favoritt Points Underdog BOSTON 9 Denver LA Lakers JERSEY 7Vi Milwaukee KANSAS CITY Ivi Atlanta DALLAS SI LA Clippers COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favoritt Points Underdog DETROIT 7'A Michigan WM MARY I Virginia CAROLINA 7 Clemson Niagara INDIANA ST. 5 Butler Boston Col Vi BROWN OLD DOMINION 5 St Joseph's PURDUE 7 JACKSONVILLE Even Florida St MANHATTAN 1 Seton Hall ST JOHN'S 13 Fordham Navy IVj PENN ST TEXAS AIM 1 Roberts LSU 13 Mississippi Depaul 2 ILLINOIS ST KANSAS ST 5 Miss St ST LOUIS 2i Illinois BRADLEY Wi Temple COLORADO ST 3 Colorado COLLEGE BOWLS Independence Bowl Va Tech Vi Air Force California Bowl Toledo NL.Nev-Las Vegas Holiday Bowl Byu iv Michigan Citrus Bowl FLORIDA ST 4 Georgia Sun Bowl Maryland 7 Tennessee Cherry Bowl MICHIGAN ST 4 Army Freedom Bowl Iowa Texas Liberty Bowl Auburn 3 Arkansas Gator Bowl Oklahoma St 2'4 Carolina Aloha Bowl Notrt Dame 2 Smu Hall of Fame Bowl Wisconsin 4 Kentucky Peach Bowl Virginii 2' Purdut Bluebonnet Bowl TCU 3j Virginia Cotton Bowl Boston College SVi HOUSTON Fiesta Bowl Mlaml-FIa 5'A Ucla Rose Bowl Ohio St 4 USC Sugar Bowl Nebraska 7 LSU Orangt Bowl Oklahoma 4 Washington Horn Team In CAPS 1914 By Trlbunt Media Services, Inc. LATONIA 1- Petes Hercules (Gorieau) S12.40 6.20 3.40; Richmond Road (Clark) 4.80 5.00; Astral Piano (Degroote) 3.40. 2- Serpent (Schwlng) $7.60 4.60 4.20; T.V.

Bob (Miller) 29.20 15.60; a-Mol-lard Green (Zook) 1.80. Daily Doublt (7-4) paid 151.40. 3- Ebeneezer Amslor (Rose) 114.40 4.10 3.60; Dark Eyed Steve (Humphrey) 2.10 2.40; Kiowa (Nelf) 4.20. 4- Feellng Real (Marte) 115.60 6.60 4.00; Edge Wise (Bruin) 7.10 4.40; Herodotus (Schwlng) 3.40. 5- Just Plain High (Schwlng) 511.40 4.00 2.60; a-Sam Ransom (Johnson) 3.40 2.20; Langsyne (Degroote) 2.40 l-Cos La Row (Clark) 1.20 5.00 3.20.

Spoil Sport (Gross) S9.40 5.00; Eggplant Casserole (Bruin) 4.20. -Oecide On Mini (Patton) 17.20 6.20 3.40; Wanlta Time (Schwlng) U.OO 4.40; Underthlnk'N (Trollo) 4.40. l-t-Papa Dickie (Cuevas) 5 80 2 80 2.20; Johnny Fever (Movers) J2.80 2.20; Ima Turkey (Sipus) 2.20. 9-Rose Of Ashes (Hicky) 38 20 1 60 3.20; Persuadable (Cooksey) S3.20 2.20; Count The Hour (Miller) 2.40. to-Southern Flyer (Neff) 50 .00 21 60 11.40; Tread On (Gonzalez) 1.00 4.00; Royal Kanza (Trgilo) 14.80.

UPI ALL-AMERCANS FIRST TEAM Offense Wide receiver David Williams, Illinois (Los Angeles), 6-3, 195, lunior. Tight end Jay Novacek, Wyoming (Gothenburg, Neb 4-4, 211, senior. Tackles Bill Fralic, Pittsburgh (Penn Hills Pa 4-5, 285, senior; Lance Smith, Louisiana State (Kannapolis, N.C.), 6-2, 273, senior. Guards Bill Lachey, Ohio State (St. Henry, Ohio), 6-4, 261, senior; Bill Mayo, Tennessee (Dalton, 4-3, 280, senior.

Center Mark Traynowlcz, Nebraska (Bellevue, Neb 4-4, 265, senior. Quarterback Doug Flutie, Boston College (Natick, 5-10, 176, senior. Running backs Keith Byars, Ohio State (Dayton, Ohio), 4-2, 230, junior; Ken Davis, Texas Christian (Temple, Texas), 5- 11, 205, iunior; Rueben Mayes, Washington State North Batlleford, Saskatchewan), 60, 200, iunior; Kicker Kevin Butler, Georgia (Stone Mountain, Ga 6-1, 190, senior. Defense Ends Ray Childress, Texas AIM (Dallas), 6-4, 271, senior; Fred Nunn, Mississippi (Louisville, 6-5, 227, senior. Tackles Tony Degrate, Texas (Snyder, Texas), 6-4, 280, senior; Ron Holmes, Washington (Lacey, 6-4, 255, senior.

Middle guard William Perry, Clem-son (Aiken, 4-3, 320, senior. Linebackers Duane Bickett, ern Cal (Glendale, Calif 6-5, 235, senior; Gregg Carr, Auburn (Birmingham, Ala 6- 2, 215, senior; Larry Station, Iowa (Omaha, Neb 5-11, 233, iunior. Backs Jerry Gray, Texas (Lubbock, Tex 6-1, 182, senior; Jeff Sanchez, Georgia (Yorba Linda, 60, 180, senior; Tony Thurman, Boston College (Lynn, 6-0, 179, senior. Punter Ricky Anderson, Vanderbilt, (St. Petersburgh, 6-2, 190, senior.

SECOND TEAM Offenst Wide receiver Eddie Brown, Miami. Tight end Kell McGregor, Colorado State. Tackles Lomas Brown, Florida; Jim Juriga, Illinois. Guards Del Wilkes, South Carolina; LARRY WILLIAMS, Notre Dame. Center Kirk Lowdermilk, Ohio State.

Quarterback Robbie Bosco, Brigham Young. Running backs Curtis Adams, Central Michigan; Greg Allen, Florida State; -Ethan Horton, North Carolina. Kicker -John Lee, UCLA. Defense Ends MIKE GANN, Notre Dame; Garin Veris, Stanford. Tackles Leslie O'Neal, Oklahoma Slate, Bruce Smith, Virginia Tech.

Middle guard Tony Casillas, Oklahoma. Linebackers Alonio Johnson, Florida; Tim Meamber, Washington; James Seawright, South Carolina. Backs Rod Brown, Oklahoma State; Bret Clark, Nebraska, Sean Thomas, Texas Christian. Punter Randall Cunningham, Nevada-Las Vegas HONORABLE MENTION Offense Tight end MARK BAVARO, Notre Dame. Running backs ALLEN PINKETT, Notre Dame AP ALL-AMERICANS FIRST TEAM Offense Tight End MARK BAVARO, Notre Dame, 6-4, 242, Senior, Danvtrt, Mass.

Wide Receivers Eddie Brown, Miami, 60, 185, Senior, Miami, David Williams, Illinois, 6-3, 195, Junior, Los Angeles, Calif. Tackles Lomas Brown, Florida, 6-5, 277, Senior, Miami, Bill Fralic, Pitt, 6-5, 285, Senior, Penn Hills, Pa. Guards Dan Lynch, Washington State, 6-4, 261, Senior, Spokane, Del Wilkes, South Carolina, 6-3, 266, Senior, Columbia, S.C. Center Mark Traynowici, Nebraska, 6-4, 265, Senior, Bellevue, Neb. Quarterback Doug Flutie, Boston College, 5-9 175, Senior, Natick, Mass.

Running Backs Keith Byars, Ohio State, 6-2, 233, Junior, Dayton, Ohio, Kenneth Davis, Texas Christian, 5-10, 210, Junior, Temple, Texas. Placekicker John Lee, UCLA, 5-10'), 175, Junior, Downey. Calif. Defense Tackles Leslie O'Neal, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 245, Junior, Little Rock, Ark Bruce Smith, Virginia Tech, 6-4, 275, Se-1 nior, Norfolk, Va. Middle Guard Tony Casillas, Oklahoma, 6-3, 272, Junior, Tulsa, Okla.

Linebackers Gregg Carr, Auburn, 6-2, 215, Senior, Birmingham, Jack Del Rio, Southern California, 4-4, 235, Senior, Hayward, James Seawright, South Carolina, 6-2, 218, Senior, Simpsonville, Larry Station, Iowa, 6-1, 233. Junior, Omaha, Neb. Backs David Fulcher, Ariiona State, 6-2, 218, Sophomore, Los Angeles, Jerry Gray, Texas, 4-1, 189, Senior, Lubbock, Texas, Kyle Morrell, Brigham Young, 6-2, 184, Senior, Bountiful, Utah; Tony Thurman, Boston College, 40, 179, Senior, Lynn, Mass. Punter Ricky Anderson, Vanderbilt, 6-2, 190, Senior, St Petersburg, Fla. SECOND TEAM OHense Tight End Willie Smith, Miami, Fla.

Wide Receivers Tracy Henderson, Iowa State; Gerard Phelan, Boston College Tackles Brian Joiwiak, West Virginia, Lance Smith, LSU. Guards Harry Grimminger, Nebraska, Carlton Walker, Utah. Center Phil Bromley, Florida. Quarterback Bernie Kosar, Miami, Fla. Running Backs Johnnie Jones, Tennessee; Rueben Mayes, Washington State Placekicker Kevin Butler, Georgia.

Defense Tackles Tony Degrate, Texas; Ron Holmes, Washington. Middle Guard Tim Newton, Florida. Linebackers Brian Bosworth, Oklahoma; Knox Culpepper, Georgia; Willie Pless, Kansas; Eric Wilson, Maryland. Backs Rod Brown, Oklahoma State, Bret Clark, Nebraska; Jeff Sanchez, Georgia; Anthony Young, Temple. Punter Randall Cunningham, Nevada-Las Vegas.

THIRD TEAM Offense Tight End Alan Andrews, Rutgers. Wide Receivers James Maness, Texas Christian; Larry Willis, Fresno State. Tackles John Clay, Missouri; Jeff Dellenbach, Wisconsin. Guards Bill Mayo. Tennessee; LARRY WILLIAMS, Notre Dame.

Center Trevor Matich, Brigham Young Quarterback Robbie Bosco, Brigham Young. Running Backs Greg Allen, Florida State; Ethan Horton, North Carolina. Placekicker Donald Igwebuike, Clemson. Defense Tackles Ray Childress, Texas At-M; Tim Green, Syracuse. Middle Guard William Perry, Clemson.

Linebackers Duane Bickett, Southern California; Alonzo Tim Meamber, Washington; John Offer-dahl, Western Michigan. Backs Jim Bowman, Central Michigan; Paul Calhoun, Kentucky; Nate Harris, Tulsa; Lester Lyles, Virginia. Punter Tom Tupa, Ohio State. HONORABLE MENTION Offense Centers MIKE KELLEY, Notre Dame. Running backs ALLEN PINKETT, Notre Dame Placekickers JOHN CARNEY, Notre Dame Defense Tackles MIKE GANN, Notre Dame.

Linebackers JOE FITZGERALD, Indiana. Backs ROD WOODSON, Purdue. A.P. DIVISION l-AA ALL-AMERICANS FIRST TEAM OHense Tight End Brian Forster, Rhode It-land, 6-2, 190, Soph. Wide Receivers Jerry Rice, Miss.

Valley 4-3, 200, Jerry Wright, E. Illinois, 5-1 1, 180, Sr. Linemen Bruce Collie, Texas-Arlington, 6-6, 300, Roger Caron, Harvard, 6-5, 270, Jim Gabrish, Citadel, 6-4, 258, Eddie Martin, Richmond, 6-3, 285, Sr. Center Chris Sullivan, E. Kentucky, 6-2, 252, Sr.

Quarterback Willie Totten, Miss. Valley 6-2, 190, Jr. Running Backs Paul Lewis, Boston 5-8, 200, Gene Lake, Delaware 5-11, 215, Jr. Place-kicker Kelly Potter, Mid. Tennessee 5-11, 165, Sr.

Defense Linemen Louis Cooper, W. Carolina, 4-5, 232, Sieve Anderson, Idaho 4-1, 260, Carter Ray Crawford, Arkansas 4-2, 230, John Zaneskl, Yale, 6-1, 219, Sr. Linebackers Carl Keever, Boise (-2, 235, Mark Fellows, Montana 4-2, 225, Doug Landry, Louisiana Tech, 4-1, 220, Rock Hurst, Furman, 4-1, 205, Sr. Defensive Backs Bill McGovern, Holy Cross, 4-1, 195, Isaac Holt, Alcorn 6-2, 190, WAYNE DAVIS, Indiana 5-1 1, 175, Sr. Punter Dirk Nelson, Montana 4-1, 190, Sr.

lIoHtcv II' NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I Pet. CI Boston '5 2 Philadelphia 13 4 .765 2 Washington 7 4 New Jersey I 10 .444 7V4 New York 9 12 .429 I Central Division Pet. CB Milwaukee II 1 .579 Chicago .555 Vi Detroit 10 9 .526 1 Atlanta 7 11 .389 3 PACERS 5 14 263 6 Cleveland 2 16 .111 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. CB Denver 13 4 .765 Houston 12 7 .632 2 Dallas 9 9 .500 4' San Antonio 9 .500 i'i Utah 10 10 .500 4Vi Kansas City 3 13 vj Pacific Division Pet. 6B A Lakers 13 7 650 Portland 12 I .600 I Phoenix 11 10 524 Tt Seattle 11 .421 4vi L.A.

Clippers 7 13 .350 6 Golden State 6 13 .314 tvi TUESDAY'S RESULTS New York 100, Denver 98 LA. Lakers 116, Cleveland 112 Detroit 104, Boston 99 Chicago 112, New Jersey 97 A. Clippers 116, Houston 100 San Antonio 114, Atlanta 106 Utah 107, Golden State 105. Portland 112, Phoenix 104 TODAY'S GAMES Denver at Boston, 7:30 m. A Lakers at New Jersey, 7:30 m.

Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. A. Clipper at Dallas, 1:30 p.m. Atlanta ata Kansas City, 1:30 p.m. MONDAY'S RESULT Seattle 1M, Phoenix 96.

AT RICHFIELD, Ohio L.A. LAKERS (116) Spriggs 410 3-4 II, Worthy 8-13 00 16, Abdul-Jabbar 13-23 5-5 31, Cooper 0-2 2-2 2, E.Johnson 13-18 2-4 21, Rambis 1-2 0-0 2, McAdoo 5-6 1-1 11, McGee 3-8 0-0 6, Wilkes 00 0-0 0, Scott 3-8 3-3 9, Kupchkak 0-1 00 0. Totals 50-91 16-19 116. CLEVELAND (112) Thompson 1-16 2-2 18, Hinson 11-17 2-2 24, Turpin 5-14 1-4 II, Bagley 1-3 0-0 2, Davis 6-11 4-4 16, Cook 0-3 0-0 0, Hubbard 15-21 7-7 37, Wilson 0-3 2-2 2, West 1-J 0-0 2, Po-quette 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 47-91 18-21 112.

L.A. Lakers 29 29 31 27-116 Cleveland 34 34 II 26-112 Lakers 53 (Abdul-Jabbar 13), Cleveland 38 (Hubbard 8). Lakers 25 (E.Johnson 14), Cleveland 31 (Davis 10). Total Lakers 18, Cleveland 20. Cleveland illegal defense.

A 11,298. AT NEW YORK DENVER (98) English 9-23 1-1 19, Natt 4-12 9-13 17, Cooper 4-9 5-4 13, Dunn 3-5 0-0 6, Lever 7-12 3-5 17, Issel 6-12 6-7 18, Hanzlik 2-7 00 4, Turner 2-5 0-0 4, Evans 0-2 00 0. Totals 37-87 24-32 98 NEW YORK (100) Cumminns MO 7-7 21, Orr 5-13 4-4 14, Wilkins 5-8 00 10, Sparrow 2-1 1-2 5, Walker 4-12 4-6 12, Carter 5-8 2-2 12, Bailey 1-4 3-4 5, Bannister 3-3 0-0 6, Grunfeld 7-11 1-2 15, Tucker 0-1 0-0 0, Cavenall OO 00 0. Totals 39-71 22-27 100. Denver 33 25 24 14- 98 New York 22 26 31 21-100 Fouled out-Bailey.

Rebounds-Denver 50 (Cooper 9), New York 52 (Cum-mings 11). Assists-Denver 25 (Lever New York 24 (Sparrow 11). Total fouls-Denver 25, New York 32. AT DETROIT BOSTON (99) Maxwell 2-7 810 12, Bird 9-21 5-4 23, Parish 2-8 6-10 10, D.Johnson 10-19 5-6 25, Ainge 6-15 00 12, McHale 6-9 3-6 15, Buckner 0-1 00 0, Clark 1-2 0-0 2, Carr 0-1 0-0 0, Wedman 0- 1 OOO. Totals 36-84 27-38 99.

DETROIT (104) Tyler 5-16 2-2 12, Roundfield 2-7 3-4 7, Laimbeer 6-15 2-3 14, V.Johnson 10-20 4-5 24, Thomas 9-22 5- 6 23, Steppe 3-5 2-2 8, Campbell 3-5 6, Benson 1-4 0-0 2, Cureton 4-6 0-0 Long 0-2 00 O.Totals 43-102 18-22 104. Boston 24 25 27 23- 99 Detroit 20 26 31 27-104 Rebounds-Boston 61 (Bird 17), Detroit 61 (Laimbeer 15). Assists-Boston 26 (Ainge, Bird 7), Detroit 24 (Thomas 10). Total fouls-Boston 21, Detroit 26. A 19.413.

AT HOUSTON L.A. CLIPPERS (116) Johnson 7-17 11-12 25, Walton 9-15 5-5 23, Donaldson 3-3 0-2 6, Nixon 13-20 2-3 28, Smith 3-10 2- 2 8, Bridgeman 7-12 2-3 17, Catchings 3- 5 1-2 7, Warrick 00 00 0, White 00 0-0 0, Cage 1-1 0-0 2 Totals 46-83 23-29 116 HOUSTON (100) McCray 4-11 2-2 10, Sampson 4-12 1-2 9, Olaiuwon 12-23 6- 10 30, Lloyd 4-7 00 8, Lucas 1-9 8-10 10, Reid 8-16 7-8 23, Petersen 0-2 0-0 0, Hollins 0-3 1-2 1, Ford 2-5 4, Wiggins 1- 4 1-2 3, Ehlo 0-1 00 0, McDowell 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 37-94 26-36 100. LA Clippers 35 31 25 25-116 Houston 24 23 21 23-100 Three-point goal-Bridgeman. Total fouls-Los Angeles 27, Houston 24.

Rebounds-Los Angeles 47 (Donaldson 13) Houston 39 (Olaiuwon 19) Assists Los Angeles 24 (Nixon 8), Houston 19 (Lucas 6). A 11,781. AT CHICAGO NEW JERSEY (97) Richardson 10-23 2-3 22, Williams 9-14 2-4 20, Gminski 2- 8 3-4 7, Birdsong 715 S-7 19, Cook 4-10 00 8, G.Johnson 1-2 0-O 2, Ransey 210 4- 4 9, Sappleton 3-4 0-1 6, Turner 2-2 4. Totals 40-88 16-25 97. CHICAGO (112) Johnson 3-1 3-4 9, Woolridge 14-20 9-9 37, Jones 2-4 4-5 0 1, Jordan 7-13 6-6 20.

Whatley 1-1 1-1 3, Dailey 8-15 3-3 20, Matthews 4-5 1-2 9, Conine 1-4 2-4 4, Greenwood 0-2 00 0, Higgins 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 41-74 29-34 112. New Jersey 20 21 22 27 97 Chicago 4 20 33 35-111 Three-point goals-Ransey, Dailey. Fouled Greenwood. Rebgunds-New Jersey 45 (Williams 11), Chicago 50 (S.Johnson 10).

As-sists-New Jersey 20 (Richardson, Ransey 6), Chicago 25 (Jordan, Matthews 6). Total fouls-New Jersey 29, Chicago 21. Technicals-New Jersey oach Albeck. A 6,126. AT SAN ANTONIO ATLANTA (106) Wilkins 12-24 9-10 34.

Williams 1-8-00 2, Rollins 1-4 1-2 3, Johnson 1-18 4-4 20, Rivers 3-4 3-5 Russell 4-6 0-0 1, Willis 5-9 2-4 12, Lev-ingston 3-4 4-4 10, Glenn 1-4 2-3 4, Brown 0-3 2-2 2, Lowe 0-1 38-85 29-38 106 SAN ANTONIO (114) Banks 6-7 OO 12, Mitchell 6-13 3-4 15, Gilmore 8-10 8-10 24, Moore 5-9 4-4 14, Gervin S-14 7-1 23, Robertson 2-5 00 4, Paxson 1-4 2-3 4, Jones 3-7 8-1 14, O. Jones 0-1 0-2 0, Roberts 2-4 0-1 4, Brewer 00 0O 0, Totals 41-74 32-42 114. Atlanta 30 33 22 21-104 San Antonio 30 32 24 24-114 Three-point goal Wilkins. Fouled out-None. Total fouls-Atlanta 31, San Antonio 33.

Rebounds-Atlanta 29, (Wilkins ID, San Antonio 41 (Gilmore 15). Assists Atlanta 24 (Johnson 4), San Antonio 24 (Paxon 7). Technicals-Atlanta coach Fratello, San Antonio (illegal defense), Atlanta (six men on floor). ASTRO Men: Doug Clutts 767. Women: Joy Sidebottom 572.

BIG M-Men: Chuck Buehnlnn 651. Women: Carol Young 595. CLERMONT-Men: Earl Warren 429 Women: Pat Roth 654. COUNTRY Men: Jock Schuller 576. Women: Linda Snowden 562.

EAGLE Men: Jr. Anderson 791. Women: Evelyn Johnson 559. EXPO-Men: Dennis Thompson 673. Women: Lucy Honhan 441.

FAIR LANES Men: Richard Diggs 426. Women: Mae Floerke 547. PORT HARRISON Men: Butch Cos-tor 657. 421-Men: Dick Cole 405. Women: Sandy Pock 616.

HINDEL Men: Jim Montgomery 653. Women: Juanlta Sulzberger 569. LYNHURST Men: Bill Gerl 635. Women: Joyce Combs 561. MOON-LITE Men: Don Paff 409.

NORTH EASTWOOD-Men: Bernlt Shaw 431. Women: Annette VanVelst PLAINFIELD-Men: Greg Davis 474. Women: Ginny Edwards 609. PLAY-Men: Mike Flick 705. RACEWAY Men: Bob Clln 774.

Women: Sandy Quisenberry 625. SHELBY Men: Randy Miller 573. Women: Debbie Collins 504. SPORT-Men: Jim Heimelman 414. Women: Mag Woodard 400.

WEBB'S Men: Roger Rockey 711. WESTERN Men: Mike Sprinkle 441. Women: Cathy Stegemoller 551. WOOOLAND Men: Gary Hlday 112. Women: Peggy VanCemp 432.

Brown AT CHAMPAIGN, III. CHICO STATE (47) Ross 6-11 1-4 13, Broughton 2-8 0-0 4, Carter 5-11 0-0 10, Evans 1-4 2, Apley 0-2 0-0 0, Curry 0-1 0-0 0, Woods 6-9 0-0 12, Isaacs 0-1 0-0 0, Yonge 1-2 0-0 2, Mathiesen 0-1 2-2 2, Mathiesen 1-1 OO 2, Garri-. son 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 22-52 3-6 47. ILLINOIS (92) Meenls 5-9 10, Schefer 2-2 4-4 8, Montgomery 5-4 2-5 12, Wysinger 1-4 0-0 2, Haffner 4-11 0-0 8, Blackwell 1-5 3-4 5, Altenberger 2-5 0-0 4, Douglas 3-8 0-0 6, Winters 4-6 0-1 8, Welch 11-12 3-5 25, Woodward 1-1 2-2 4.

Totals 39-49 14-21 92. Halftime Illinois S3, Chico State 18. Rebounds-Chico State 29 (Carter 8), Illinois 37 (Montgomery 7). Assists-Chico State 10 (Evans 2, Apley 2, Curry 2, Yonge 2), Illinois 23 (Douglas 4, Winters 4). Total fouls-Chico State 14, Illinois 10.

AT TAYLOR DePAUW (41) Galle Lewis 1, Conner 4, Wendell 10, Vieke 10, Van-derkolke 2, Ogel 2, McAfee II, Bleder-Stadl 0, Totals 18-49 12-14 48. TAYLOR (55) Granilt 19, Hewitt 12, Gee 12, Rupp 2, Castelein 4, Hab-begger 4, Fortenberry 2, Polsgrove 0. Totals 21-43 13-17 55. Halftime score-Taylor 21, DePauw 24; Total fouls-DePauw 13, Taylor 12. Technical foul-DePauw bench.

AT LEXINGTON, Ky. SOUTHERN METHODIST (56) -Davis 3-9 1-3 7, Wright 1-11 1-2 17, Koncak 6-11 1-2 13, Moore 6-1 3-4 15, Johnson 1-5 OO 2, Pink 0-0 0-0 0, Williams 0-0 04 0, Lewis 1-4 O-O 2. Totals 25-55 6-11 56 KENTUCKY (54) Walker 5-14 9-14 19 Bearup 1-7 2-2 4, Lock 2-S 0-4 4, B.ackmon 2-1 1-2 5, Dovender 2-2 2, Andrews 4-1 00 1, Bennett 2-1 0-0 4, McKinley 2-2 0-0 4, Madison 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 20-53 14-20 54. Halftime-Southern Methodist 31, Kentucky 25.

Rebounds-Southern Methodist 36 (Koncak 15), Kentucky 30 (Walker 7). Assists-Southern Methodist 13 (Wright 6), Kentucky 13 (Black-mon 50. Total fouls-Southern Methodist 17, Kentucky 14. AT CRAWFOROSVILLE, IND. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN (73) Batfes 18, Luechtefeld 3, Lessen 20, Bridges 14, Petersen 5, Kiley 6, Coderre 13, Zivo 0, Eksmnd 0.

Totals: 31 11-15 73. WABASH (75) Lee 24, Robertson 4, Bromund 6, Mills 2, Charleston 18, Whitfield 14, Cox 6, Sanlord 1. Totals: 33 9-15 75. Halftime Wabash 38, Wesleyan 36. Total fouls: Wesleyan 17, Wabash 17.

Fouled out: Ballet. Technical fouls: None. AT IOWA CITY, Iowa IOWA STATE (54) Stevens 8-15 54 21, Grayer 3-8 0-1 6, Hill 3-4 3-4 9, Thompkins 1-3 0-1 2, Hornacek 4-10 12, Moss 0-2 2-2 2, Virgil 1-1 0-2 2, Peterson OO OO 0. Totals 22-43 10-15 54. IOWA (50) Wright 4-1 4-4 12, Payne 2-4 0-0 4, Stokes 10-17 0O 20, Moe 2-4 0-0 4, Berkenpas 2-10 0-0 4, Banks 2-1 00 4, Snedecker 0-0 0O 0, Lorenzen 1-3 0-0 2, Reaves 0-1 OO 0, Fullard 0-0 0-0 0.

Totals 23-57 4-4 50. Halftime: Iowa State 26, Iowa 23. Rebounds-Iowa State 27 (Grayer 7), Iowa 35 (Payne 9). Assists-lowa State 9 (Hornacek 4), Iowa 14 (Banks 5). Total fouls-Iowa Stale 17, Iowa 20.

A 15,450. WOMEN AT WEST LAFAYETTE MIAMI, OHIO (54) Porter 4, Theis 7, Tullls II, Stuchul 4, Ryan 4, Stubbs 3, Mallender 2, Petit 2, Farm Anderson 1. Totals 23 1-19 54. PURDUE (79) Fruend 2, Sharp 19, Tyree 14, Versyp 6, Porritt 0, Alston 11, Jahner 4, Doelling 7, Isom 3, Million 4, LaCroix 2, Donaghy 2, Clor 3. Totals 29 21-32 79.

Halftime Purdue 31, Miami 21. Total Fouls Purdue 20, Miami 25. Fouled Out Ryan. Technical Fouls None. AT DAYTON INDIANA (70) Abram 21, Young 1, Bumgarner 14, Mack 2, Cunningham 17, Krlck 2, Stemen 4, Carlton 3, Herr 4, Wilfong 0, Willis 0.

Totals 26 11-22 70. DAYTON (53) DicVerson 0, O'Brien 0, Yingllng 9, Byers 6, Klette 10, Cahlll 6, Abla 1, West 4, Kruty 8, Curd 2. Totals 11 17-20 53. Halftime Indiana 35, Dayton 28. Total Fouls Indiana 19, Dayton 17.

Fouled Out Yingllng. Technical Fouls None. WRESTLING AT CARMEL PURDUE 29, INDIANA 12: 111-Johnson (IU), 124-Snooks (IU), 134-Druhot (P), 142-J. Lilovich (P), ISO-Weber (P), 151-D. Lilovich (P), 147-Myers (P), 177-Plcchiotti (P), 190-Balwinskl (IU), Hvt-Paxton (IU).

(01 Pro Football Bethel 19, Judson 42 Cincinnati Bible 111, Fort Wayne Bible S3 Defiance 94, Manchester 46 Georgia St. 12, Huntington 77 Greco 63, St. Francis SI Illinois 92, Chlco St. 47 Iowa St. 54, Iowa 50 IPFW 47, Hillsdale 61 Notre Dame 74, Indiana 43 Taylor S5, DePauw 41 Wabash 75, III.

Wesleyan 73 EAST Adelphi 71, New Haven 67. Anna Maria 107, Westfield St. 100. Bryant 90, Rhode Island Coll. 19.

Cent. Connecticut 66, Bentley 61. Connecticut Coll. 72, Nichols 62. Connecticut 95, Yale 77.

Cornell 47, Colgate 40. Curry 62, Worcester St. 61. Drexel 80, E. Carolina 73.

E. Nazarene 85, SE Massachusetts 83. Fairfield 94, Brandeis 44. Harvard 69, New Hampshire 63, lona 97, St. Leo 66.

John Jay 86, Hunter 61. Lebanon Val. 73, Dickinson 46. LeMoyne 67, Clarkson 41. 64, Salem St.

49, Nyack 63, Mt. St. Mary's 62. Pitt -Bradford 103, Geneva 74 Plymouth St. 91, Lyndon St.

76. Providence 84, Holy Cross 75, 2 overtimes. Quinnlpiac 89, St. Anseim 84, overtime. Rutgers 54, Princeton 41.

Salisbury St. 66, St. Mary's, Md. 48. Slippery Rock 78, Pitt.

-Johnstown 71. St. Peter's 73, Utlca 57. Syracuse 52, Canislus 48, overtime. Thiel 101, Penn 90.

Trenton St. 101, Rutgers-Newark 63. Ursinus 112, Swarthmore 97. Washington, Md. 95, Gallaudet 46.

Wesleyan, Conn. 76, Coast Guard 61. Williams 74, Norwich 73. Worcester Tech 64, Babson 65. SOUTH Alabama 107, Morris Brown 97.

Berea 80, Centre 76, overtime. Bluefield 73, Va. Wesleyan 72. Bowling Green 67, Boston U. 63.

Carson-Newman 107, Lee 82. Dayton 76, E. Kentucky 55. Eckerd 85, Flagler 72. Emory i Henry 94, King's, Tenn.

88. Florida 82, S. Florida 68 Gardner-Webb 76, Voorhees 67. Georgia Southern 66, Valdosta St. 57.

James Madison 52, Radford 50. Lane 66, St. Andrew's 64. Livingstone 104, Bowie St. 44.

Mars Hill 85, Knoxville Coll. 75. Mercer 89, Stetson 71. N. Illinois 97, George Mason 96 N.C.

Wesleyan 82, Mary Washington 58 Pembroke St. 69, Coastal Carolina S3 SMU 56, Kentucky 54. Tennessee St. 80, Grambling 65. Troy St.

106, Alabama Christian 64. Tuskegee Inst. KM, Miles 86. Va. Commonwealth 69, Richmond 60.

Va. Union 102, Dist. of Columbia 72. Virginia St. 95, N.C.

Central 77. Webber 98, Edward Waters 87. MIDWEST Beloit 69, Rockford SO. Bemidll SI. 64, Jamestown, NO.

50. Blackburn 81, Concordia, III. 67. Cent. Bible 84, Mo.

Valley 78. Creighton 91, Briar CNff 67. Culver-Stockton 82, Horris-Stowe 67. Friends 78, St. Mary's, Kan.

72. Grand Valley St. 78, Hope 70. Kansas 85, S. Dakota St.

72. Kearney St. 84, Neb. Wesleyan 12. Marquette 74, Loyola, III.

67. McKendree 72, Greenville 65. Mid-Am Nazarene 65, Benedictine, Kan 44. Midland 77, NW Iowa 45. Millikin 59, Washington, Mo.

47. Mo. Baptist 78, Westminster, Mo 71. Mo. Southern 65, SW Baptist 51.

City 58, Cent. Methodist 45 N. Central 79, Olivet Nazarene 67. Ohio Northern 65, Tiflin 44. Pittsburg St.

75, John Brown 43. Rosary 92, Concordia, Wis 54 St. Norberl 97, 95, overtime. St. Thomas, Minn.

75, Concordia, Minn. 73. SW Kansas 67, McPherson 59. Viterbo 69, Carroll, Wis. 48.

W. Michigan 90, Lake Superior St. 41. Wayne, Neb. 74, Mo.

Western 57 79, Illinois Tech 59 Wis. -River Falls 84, Winona St. 68. Pt. 62, Roosevelt 47.

Wright St. 67, Malone 65. SOUTHWEST 49, Louisiana Coll. 44. Houston 93, Southwestern, Texas 81.

LeTourneau 84, St. Thomas, Texas 12. McMurry 19, Howard Payne II. Stephen F. Austin 70, Ouachita Baptist 62.

Texas Christian 76, N. Texas St. 51. FAR WEST Arizona 82, Loyola, Calif. 75.

Mesa 78, Air Force 76, overtime. Montana 72, E. Montana 58. New Mexico St. 67, New Mexico 44.

N. Arizona 60, Grand Canyon 44. Utah St. 97, Brigham Young 93. BASKETBALL TODAY Miami (Ohio) at Purdue Cal-State Chico at Illinois Youngstown State at Michigan Anderson at Indiana Central Butler at Indiana State IUPUI at Trl-State Marian at Marion Evansvllle at Murray State Earlham at Rhodes Hanover at Wilmington Northeastern Illinois at St.

Joseph's Oakland City at Kentucky Wesleyan St. Xavier at Valparaiso THURSDAY Marquette at Northwestern South Dakota at Wisconsin Georgetown at Franklin Goshen at St. Francis Vlncennet at St. Catharine BASKETBALL ICGA GIRLS 1. WARREN CENTRAL; 2.

Crown Point; 3. Benton Central; 4. Wawasee; 5. Taylor; 6. Austin; 7.

Rushvllle; 1. Sullivan; 9. Evansvllle Bosse; 10. Seymour; 11. NORTH CENTRAL, Koko-mo; 13.

Lafayette Jefferson, Gary Wallace; 15. Fort Wayne Northrop; 16. Jay County; 17. Forest Park; 11. Heritage; 19.

Anderson Madison Heights, Bedford North Lawrence, Fort Wayne Dwenger, Harrison of West Lafayette. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE EAST Pet. PF PA Miami 12 2 0 857 450 260 New England 8 6 0 571 329 315 V. Jets 6 8 0 429 290 306 COLTS 4 10 0 .214 112 343 Buffalo 2 12 0 .143 212 381 CENTRAL Pet. PF PA Pittsburgh 7 7 0 500 351 213 Cincinnati 6 8 0 479 263 797 Cleveland 4 10 0 24 203 254 Houston 3 11 0 .214 204 383 WEST Pet.

PF PA y-Seattle 12 2 0 857 397 217 y-Denver 11 3 0 786 306 214 A Raiders 10 4 0 714 337 262 San Diego 7 7 0 500 360 355 Kansas City 6 8 0 .429 238 296 NATIONAL CONFERENCE EAST Pet. PF PA Dallas 9 5 0 .643 259 250 Giants 9 5 0 .643 275 260 Washington 9 5 0 643 367 255 St Louis 1 6 0 .571 365 295 Philadelphia 5 I 1 .393 241 277 CENTRAL Pet. PF PA Chicago 9 5 0 643 281 215 Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 332 281 Detroit 4 9 1 .321 267 354 Tampa Bay 4 10 0 286 271 353 Minnesota 3 11 0 .214 255 395 WEST Pet. PF PA San Francisco 13 I 0 .979 405 204 A Rams 9 0 643 303 281 New Orleans 6 1 0 .429 267 334 Atlanta 3 II 0 2)4 249 349 Clinched division title y-Clinched playoff berth WRESTLING LAWRENCE NORTH 64, BREBEUF 4: 91-Waddington (LN), 105-Smith (LN), 112-Boston (LN), 119-Degler (LN), 126-Johnson (LN), 135-Hayes (LN), 131-Murphy (LN), 145-Jones (LN), 155-Belanger (B), 167-Petersen (LN), 177-Hoppes (LN), 185-Brady (LN), Hvy-Denny (LN). SOUTHPORT 43, PIKE 22: 98-Ben-nett (P), 105-Clouse (S), (S), 119-Staab (S), 126-VanHook (S), 132-O'Brien (P), 138-Jackson (S), 145-Bay (S), 155-Winienread IS), 167-McAllen (S), 177-Yerritt (P), 185-Rybolt (S), Hvy-Sherck (P).

HOWE 54, BROAD RIPPLE 11: 98-Petree (H), 105-McDonald (H), 112-Tyler (BR), 119-Bey (BR), 126-Foster (H), 132-Smock (H), 138-Vespo -(H), 145-Beomen (BR), 155-Slaughter (H), 167-Goodner (BR), 177-Holliday (H), ISS-Grayson (H), Hyy-Cleary (H). RONCALLI 39, NORTHWEST 29: 98-Toler (R), 105-Bradshaw IN), 112-Cook (N), 119-Carson (R), 126-James (N), 132-Deem IN), 138-Bender (R), 145-Young (N), 155-Mappes (R), 167-Max-well (R), 177-Lutgring (R), 185-Elston (N), Hvy-Clements (R) DECATUR CENTRAL 30, BEN DA--VIS 27: 98-Hawkms (DC), 105-Helfer (BDI, 112-Schenk (BD), 119-Walters (DC), 126-Dininger (BD), 132-Beal-mear (BD), 138-Vanvolkenburgh (BD), 145-Harrington (DC), 155-Dotlitch (BD), 167-McGill (DC), 177-Davis (DC), 185-Cannon (DC), Hyy-King (DC). SCECINA 57, MARSHALL 17: 98-Dou-ble forfeit; 105-Parise (S); 112-Stilts (M); 119-White (S); 126-Suest (S); 132-Martin (S); 138 Barth (S), 145-VcCas-lin (S); 155-Bauchamp (S); 167-Haw-kins (S), 177-Babcock (S), 185-Holeya (S), hyy-Hedback (M). LAWRENCE CENTRAL 53, ARLINGTON 12: 98-Bocock (LC), 105-Mori 112-Lee (A), 119-McCullough (LC), 126-McCallister (LC), 132-Wilson (LC), 138-Johnson (LC), 145-Workman (LC), 155-Mumaw (A), 167-Wenstrom (LC), 177-Allanson (LC), IBS-Holler (A), hvy-Barnes (LC). CHATARD 41, TECH 24: 91 Burke (C), 105-J.

Ryan (C), 112-Miller (T), 119-Jones (C), 126-Allen (T), 132-Mueller (T), 138-Massey (T), 145-D. Ryan (C), 155-Perry (C), 167-Cottrell (C), 177-Schneider (C), 185-Maxey (C), iHvy-Povantud (T). FRANKLIN CENTRAL 37, WARREN CENTRAL 15: 98-Townsend (WC), 105-Clark (FC), 112-Horne (FC), 119-Keown (FC), 12o-Vefkamp (WC), 132-Emmert (FC), 138-Mayfield (FC), 145-Lewis (FC), 155-Reno (WC), 147-Jones (FC), 177-Lytle (FC), 115-Beaton (FC), hyy-Fugate (FC). PERRY-MERIDIAN 34, BLOOMING-TON SOUTH 24: 98-Atanador (BS), 105-Curtis (BS), 112-Holser (BS), 119-Ray (PM), 12-D. Jones (PM), 132-Smith (BS), 138-Apple (BS), 145-Kern (PM), 155-Wagner (PM), 167-Bohrer (PM), 177-Pagel (PM), IBS-Small (PM), Hyy-Burchfield (PM).

CATHEDRAL 57, GREENWOOD 12: 98-Moll (C), 105-Durham (C), 112-McGinley (C), 119-Terry (C), 126-Blume (C), 132-Johnson (G), 138-Finis-ter (C), 145-Burch (G), 155-Guye (C), 167-Altherr (C), 177-Hotopp (G), 185-Boyd (C), Hyy-Mencer (C). Noblesville 36, Pendleton Heights 18 Triton Central 35, Waldron 31 Zionsville 66, Lapel 2 SWIMMING Pike 90, Ben Davis 12 FOOTBALL A.P. POLL 1. Brigham Young (33)12-0-0. 2.

Oklahoma (I6W) 9-1-1 3. Florida (6) 9-1-1 1,033 4. Washington (1) 10-1-0 963 5. Nebraska 9-2-0 888 i. Ohio State 9-2-0 Ill 7.

South Carolina 10-1-0 808 I. Boston College 9-2-0 767 9. Oklahoma State 9-2-0 725" 10. So. Methodist 9-2-0 608 II.

LSU 1-2-1 525 12. Maryland 1-3-0 484 13. Miami, Fla. 1-4-0 ....416 14. UCLA 8-3-0 342 15.

Florida State 7-3-1 271 16. Auburn 1-3-0 213 17. NOTRE DAME 7-4-0 210 18. Southern Cal 8-3-0 191 19. Texas 7-3-1 136 20.

Wisconsin 7-3-1. 74 Others raceiving vines: Texas Christian 70, Houston 38. Kentucky 33, Arkansas 29, Georgii 24, Virginia Tech 23, Tennessee 22, Fullerton State 19, Army. 18, Virginia 18; Air Force 9, Rutgers 7, PUROUi: 5, Georgia Tech 4, Iowa 3, Texas 3, West Virginia 2, Nevada-Las Vegas 1, lol'do 1. IHL EAST DIVISION Pts GF GA Flint 12 1 24 91 41 Kalamaioo 10 I 2 23 12 44 Muskegon 10 7 2 22 14 47 Toledo 6 12 3 IS 44 91 WEST DIVISION Pts GF GA Peoria 10 5 4 24 19 47 Salt Lake 10 11 2 22 13 91 CHECKERS 10 9 1 21 47 71 Fort Wayne 7 9 3 II 74 71 Milwaukee 14 2 14 75 102 2 pts.

tor victory; 1 pt. oach team In tie; overtime winner gets 2 loser 1 pt. TUESDAY'S RESULT No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES CHECKERS at Fort Wayne, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Flint Muskegon at Kalamazoo Toledo at Salt Lake MONDAY'S RESULT No games scheduled NHL WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts OF GA Philadelphia 14 4 4 34 109 41 NY Islanders 15 I 1 31 123 101 Washington 12 I 5 29 99 79 NY Rangers 9 12 2 20 15 100 New Jersey 7 13 2 14 72 96 4 14 3 IS 77 IM Adams Division Montreal 15 4 34 96 72 Quebec 12 II 2 26 97 97 Boston II 2 24 18 79 Buffalo 9 11 4 22 19 14 Hertford I 13 3 19 77 IM CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Harris Division Chicago 12 II 2 26 102 93 St. Louis 12 9 2 26 93 13 Minnesota I 11 6 22 90 103 Detroit 7 14 1 17 93 115 Toronto 4 17 4 12 71 121 Smyrna Division Edmonton II 3 3 39 126 71 Calgary 15 I 31 127 97 Los Angeles 12 9 4 21 110 92 Winnipeg 12 3 27 102 92 Vancouver 4 21 2 10 13 144 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Washington 4, New Jersey I Detroit 7, Toronto 4 Winnipeg 2, St.

Louis 2 Los Angeles 2, Minnesota 2 TOOAY'S GAMES1 Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 m. Calgary at Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. St.

Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 1:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Chicago, 1:35 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m.

MONDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Boston 3, Quebec 3 Montreal 9, Hartford 3 N.Y. Islanders 5, Vancouver 4 BOYS Bethesda Christian 44, Hop Christian 42 Columbus East 76, Shelbyvllle 44 Concord 44, Jimtown 39 Crown Point 42, Hammond Noll 59 Evansvllle Bosse 70, Henderson, Ky. Evansvllle Central 79, Evans Harrison 49 Evansvllle North 53, Evans Relti 51 Gibson Southern 44, Castle 41 Paoli 44, North Harrison 55 Princeton 71, Evansvllle Memorial 63. Seymour 44, Brownstown Central S3 Sheridan 76, Heritage Christian St Terre Haute South 71, Sullivan 51 Union (Sullivan) 117, Eminence 51 Vlncennes Lincoln 59, North Kno 52 GIRLS Center Grove 54, Franklin 41 North Central 56, Marshall 22 Speedway 51, Greenwood 36 Semifinals Sunday's Games Hartwlck at Indiana, 2 p.m.

Clemson al UCLA Championship December 14 At Saattle SATURDAY'S GAMES Buffalo at New York Jets, 12:30 p.m. Minnesota at San Francisco, 4 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Miami at COLTS, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at New Orleans, I p.m.

Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. New England at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. New York Giants at St. Louis, I p.m.

Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Houston at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. San Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 4 m. MONDAY'S GAME Los Angeles Raiders at Detroit, I p.m.

MONDAY'S RESULT San Diego 20, Chicago 7. TODAY'S GAMES BOYS Chotard at Lawrence Central Marshall at Franklin Central GIRLS Beech Grove at Scecina Decatur Central at Ben Davis Franklin Central at Greenfield-Central Lutheran at Indiana Deaf North Central at Lawrence Central Park-Tudor at Lawrence North Southport at Tech Zionsville at Broad Ripple.