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Page 2C Wednesday, October 19, 1994 23 Phoenix, Wesley Person, Auburn, four OO 0, Morion 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 38-74 47 57 132. NFL Standings Top 25 Around The Area 1. Penn St. (6-0) hosts Ohio State.

Oct. 29 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East 2. Colorado (6 0) hosts Kansas Saturday. 3. Nebraska (7-0) at Missouri, Saturday.

Oct. 29. 4. Auburn (7-0) host Arkansas, Oct. 29.

THURSDAY: In prep volleyball action: Alexandria and Donoho will be at Pleasant Valley (tri-match), Piedmont and Gaston will be at Ohatchee (tri-match), Oxford will be at Whie Plains, and Wellborn and Cherokee County will be at Saks (tri-match). FRIDAY: In prep football action, it will be Pell City at Anniston, Jacksonville at Alexandria, Donoho at Westbrook, Ohatchee at Randiolph County, Saks at Oxford, Piedmont at Glencoe, Weaver at Pleasant Valley, Southside at Wellborn, Wadley at White Plains, and Jacksonville Christian at Frontier Christian. 5. Florida (5-1) hosts' Georgia, 6. Texas (6-0) hosts Rice, Saturday.

Pet ff PA Horns Away AFC NFC Dlv Mian, 5 2 0 .714 180 146 3O0 22-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 Buffalo 4 3 0 .571 134 143 2 2 0 2-1-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 2 2 0 NY Jets 4 3 0 .571 116 122 31 0 1 2 0 4 2 0 01-0 3-1-0 Indnnlfs '3 4 0 .429 140 145 2 1-0 1 3 0 3 3 0 0 1 0 1-1-0 New England 3 4 0 .429 175 183 1-2-0 2 2-0 1-4-0 2 0 0 0-30 Central Cleveland 5 1 0 .833 129 66 2-1-0 3 0 0 4-1-0 1 0-0 2-1-0 Pflsburgh 4 2 0 .667 114 111 3-1-0 1-1 0 4 1-0 0-1-0 3-00 Houston 5 0 .167 87 134 1 20 030 1-4 0 0-1 0 1-2-0 Ctncnnati 0 6 0 .000 86 143 0 3 0 0-3-0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0-3 0 West San Diego 6 0 0 1.000 170 106 2 0 0 4-0-0 5-0 0 1-00 4-0-0 Kan CilY 4 2 0 .667 121 108 1-1-0 3 10 1-1 0 3-1-0 1-1-0 Seattle 3 3 0 500 130 86 1 2 0 2 1-0 2 30 1-0-0 1-2-0 LARaldrs 2 4 0 .333 133 161 0-2-0 2-2-0 2-30 01-0 1-20 Denver 1 5 0 .167 136 177 03 0 1 20 1 50 0-0-0 130 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East 7. Miami (4-1) at West Virginia, Saturday. 8. Alabama (7-0) boats Mississippi, Saturday. 9.

Washington (5-1) at Oregon, Saturday. 10. Florida St. (5-1) hosts Clemson, Saturday. Television TODAY Home Away AFC NFC Dlv 3-1-0 2 00 2 0-0 3-1-0 3 00 Tennis 8:30 p.m.: Tennis Champions Tour, final from Los Angeles, SportSouth Bowling 6:30 p.m.: Greater Pet PF .833 159 Dallas Phila NY Giants Arizona Washington .667 140 .500 121 .333 68 .143 128 Central Chicago Minnesota Green Bay Detroit Tampa Bay .667 113 108 .667 134 95 .500 107 84 .333 106 129 ,.333 80 118 West San Fran 5 2 0 .714 196 Atlanta 4 3 0 571 141 LA Rams 3 4 0 .429 101 NewOrlns 2 5 0 .286 119 Thursday's Green Bay at Minnesota, 7 p.m.

Sunday, Oct PA 69 106 134 127 184 134 154 119 174 11. Michigan (4-2) at Illinois State, Saturday. 12. Colorado State (7-0) hosts Utah, Saturday. 13.

Texas (4-1) hosts SMU, Saturday. 14. Arizona (5-1) hosts UCLA, Saturday. 15. N.

Carolina (5-1) at Virginia, Saturday 16. Syracuse (5-1) at Temple, Saturday. 17. Virginia Tech (6-1) hosts Pittsburgh, Saturday. 18.

Utah (6-0) at Colorado State, Saturday. 19. Kansas State (4-1) at Colorado, Saturday. 20. Duke (6 0) at Wake Forest, Saturday.

21. BYU (6-1) at Texas El Paso, Saturday. 22. Boston Col. (3-2) hosts Rutgers, Saturday.

23. Washington State (4-2) at Arizona Saturday. 24. Ohio State (5-2) hosts Purdue, Saturday. 25 Virginia (5-1) hosts North Carolina, Saturday.

Boxing 8 p.m.: Julio Cesar Green vs. Ronald Morgan, ESPN 3 0 0 1-2 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 1-2 0 1-2-0 0-0 0 3 30 3 0 0 21 0 1-1 0 1-3-0 0-1-0 2 3 0 1-2-0 1-2 0 0-1O 1-5 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 3-1-0 200 310 120 210 1- 10 2- 20 020 120 030 200 100 02-0 0-1-0 100 220 3-20 31-0 2-30 1-4-0 1- 10 2- 10 200 020 1-2-0 21-0 3-10 1-1-0 4-1-0 300 2-20 2-1-0 0-1-0 4-2-0 2-10 2 2-0 1-2 0 1-0-0 2-40 0 3O 1-30 1-20 0 2-0 2-30 01 0 game 23 garnet Oct 24 JUCO Poll COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Tha too 15 teams In the National Junior College Athletic Association football poll with first -place votes In parentheses, records through Oct. 17 and total points: 1 Trinity.

Texas (3) 2. HE Oklahoma (1) 3 Nassau. Y. (2) 4 Ricks, Idaho (2) 5. Jones Jr (1) 6 DuPage.1 (1) 7 Garden City 6 Bern, Texas 9 Hutchinson 700 110 700 101 600 93 700 93 700 85 700 71 700 89 700 80 6-10 23 Chicago at Detroit, noon Cincinnati at Cleveland, noon Los Angeles Rams al New Orteans, noon Pittsburgh at New York Giants, noon Seattle at Kansas City, noon Washington at Indianapolis, noon Atlanta at Los Angeles pm.

Dallas at Arizona, 3 p.m. Denver at San Diego, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay at San Francisco, 3 m. OPEN DATE: Buflalo, Miami. New England, New York Jets SEC Standings 8-10 19 810 13 600 11 6-10 10 4-1-1 9 6-10 7 Conference and Season Records Detroit Open, ESPN (22-4); 6.

Donoho (32-10); 7, Hatton (24 8), 6, Bayskte Academy (22 23), 9, Lexington (25 8); 10, Carbon Hill (28 19) AISA (Compiled by the AISA coaches) 1, Fa Mobile (28-0); 2, CalvsryMorrlgomery (153); 3, TuscaJoosa Academy (17-8); 4, Grove Hill Academy (17-11); 5, Sumter Acnrjomy (12-10). Baseball AL Manager Voting NEW YORK The voting for die Baseball Writers Association of Ameuca's 1994 American League Manager of the Year with name, team and votes on a 5-3 1 point basis: Manager 1st 2nd 3rd Total Buck ShowaJler, NY 24 4 132 Mike Hargrove, CIS 4 22 1 96 GmLamontChl 17 17 Tony LaRussa, Oak 2 4 10 HalMcRas.KC 6 6 1 1 AL Manager List NEW YORK The American League Managers of tie Year as selected by the Baseball Wirter's Association of America (the BBWAA began selecting In 1983): 1963 Tony LaRussa, Chicago 1984 Sparky Anderson, Detroit 1965 Bobby Cox, Toronto 1986 John McNamara, Boston 1987 Sparky Anderson, Detroit 1968 Tony la Ruses, Oakland 1989 Frank Robinson, BalUmors 1990 Jeff Torborg, Chicago 1991 Tom Kelly, Minnesota 1992 Tony La Russa, Oakland 1993 Gene Lament Chicago 1994 Buck Showarter, New York Basketball NBA Preseason Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE PorrJaridSt 520 59 6 7. Ferris St. 6 0 0 55 7 8 NE Missouri 600 54 8 9.NswHaven 420 47 13 10 Oklahoma 6-1-0 42 9 11. Indiana, Pa.

4-2-0 39 17 12. Saint Cloud St. 5-1-0 36 19 13 West Georgia 51-0 31 15 14 WestChester 5 2 0 29 14 15 Albany St. 6M-0 23 19 16 Colorado 6 1 0 20 12 17 UCDavis 3-3-0 19 16 16 SI Colo. 5-1-0 10 19 Edinboro 510 8 20 Lrvingstone 510 5VJ Team Pet WL Pet.

West Dlvialon Auburn 5 0 0 1.000 7 0 0 1.000 Alabama 4 0 0 1.000 7 0 0 1.000 Miss. State 2 2 0 .500 4 2 0 .667 Arkansas 2 3 0 .400 3 4 0 .429 Louisiana State 2 3 0 .400 2 4 0 .334 Mississippi 1 4 0 .200 2 4 0 .333 East Division Florida 4 1 0 .800 5 1 0 .833 South Carolina 3 2 0 .600 4 3 0 .571 Georgia 2 3 0 .400 4 3 0 .571 Tennessee 2 3 0' .400 3 4 0 .428 Vanderbilt 1 3 0 .250 3 3 0 Kentucky 0 4 0 .000 1 5 0 .167 years, terms unrisclosed. 24. New York, Monty Williams, Notre Dams, rnurgyesr, tsrms undisclosed. 25.

Indiana, Greg Minor, Louevle. 26 New York, Charlie Ward, g. Rorida Stats, hs years, reported $4.4 milkon 27 Orlando, Brooks Thwnpson, OWahoma Stats, terms uncJsdosed. Tennis Salem. Open BEIJING Resulls Tuesday of the $320,000 Salem Open tennis tournament Singles First Round Shun Matsuoka, Japan, del Tommy Ho, Satkteorook.

Fl 30, 6-3, 78 (8-6L Alexander Mronz, Germany, def. Pan Bing, Crina, 78 (7-5). 20, 6 4. Brett Steven. New Zealand, del.

Drrvtri Pofiakov, Ukraine, 6 4, 6 3. Tomas NydaN. Sweden, del Alex O'Brien (16). Amarisb. Texas.

7-5, 30, 8-3. David Adams, Australia, def Jamie Morgan, Australia, 7-6 (7-4), 64. Jim Grabb (7), Tucson. def. Todd Woodbrktge.

Australia, 6-2. 53 Albert Chang, Canada, def. Xia Jla China, 52, 8-1. Michael Chang (1). Henderson, Nev, def.

Maurice Rush, Venezuela, 64, 40, 8-3. DouBkt First Round David Adams, Australia, and Andrei Oltxwskry, Russia, def. Mark Petchey, Britain, and Lars WatHgrsn, Sweden, 6-7 (4 7), 8-2, 64. Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, and Brett Steven, New Zealand, def. Jang Guo and Ma Xu, China, 6 4, 8Z Brighton Results BRIGHTON.

England Results Tuesday of ths $400,000 Brighton kxerneJional women's Indoor nnrtrs tournament Singles First I Round Pees Rfttar, Austria, del. Sifts Frank), Germany, 53, 6-1. Tami VVhrrJInger-Jones, Henderson, def. Ohanda Rubin (8), Lafayette, La 8-1, 64, Juts Halard (7), France, del. Clare Wood, Britain, 53, 6-2.

Yayuk Basukl, Indonesia, def. Krtsbne Radford, Australia, 6 3, 6-1. Patty Fsndick, Tahoa Viage, del. Mary Joe Fernandez (3), Key Biscayne, 40, 63, 82. Conchrla Marsnez II).

Spain, def. Wttrud Probst Germany, 70 (80), 60 Larisa NesanrJ, Latvia, def. Sabine Aprjalmsns -(6). Belgium, 60, 70 (74). Nathake Tauziat, France, def.

Asa Cartsson, Sweden, 70 (7-1), 7-5. Gigi Fernandez, Aspen, def. Anna Smashncva, Israel, 84, 52 MeAe Babel, Germany, def. Barbara Schett, Austria, 83, 8-2. CA Trophy Results VIENNA, Austria Results Tuesday of the $375,000 CA Trophy tennis tournament Singles lrst Round Karri Kucera, Slovakia, def.

Bern) Karbacher (8), Germany, 84, 8-2. Marc-Kevin Goeflner, Germany, def. RarJorr Vasek, Czech Republic, 70 (7 3), f3. Ams Thorns, Germany, del. Waffy Masur, Australia, 70 (74), 70 (100).

Karsten Braascn, Germany, def Jan April, Sweden, 6-3, 6-2. Michael SUch (2). Germany, del. Alexander Vokov. Russia.

8-2, 84. Jan Siernermtt, Netherlands, def. Stava Czech Republic. 70 (7-21. 6 2 Thomas Muster (4), Austria, def.

Amos Mansdorf, Israel, 8-2, 6-2. Mark Woodford, Australia, def. Carsten Arriens, Germany, 4-6, 6-3, 70 (7-5). Lyon Open LYON, France Results Tuesday of the $600,000 Lyon Open tennis tournament Singles rst Round First Darnel Vacek, Czech RerxWic, def. Martin Damm.

Czech RepiMic, 76 (10 6), 57, 70 (9-7J Marc Rosset (5). Swrtzerland, def. Fatxice Santoro, France, 70 (7-1), 51. Hsndrik Dreekmarm, Germany, def. Javier Sanchez, Spain, 6-2.

53 MatVai Mashington (6), Ponte Vedra Beach, def. Jeremy Bates, Britain, 6-7 (7-5), 6-2, 64. Olivier Delarlra, Francs, def. Jason Stoitenbsrg (8), Australia, 5 7, 6-3, 8-1. Jim Courier (4), Dade City, def.

Guy Forget, Franca, 70 (7-2), 52. Deals BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX Named Kevin Kennedy "wScAOO WHITE SOX Exercised their 1995 option on Adas Hammaker, Ditcher, end Mi LaVaHwa, catcher. Placed Paul Assert-rriachsr, etcher, on waivers for the purpose of raving him Ns ixvjoncWonal releaae. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Agreed to tsrms with Tony La Russa, manager, on a three year conSsct extension through 1997. Natkml League CfrlCAOO CUBS Find Syd ThrlfL assistant Cal msnsgsr.

AmounceO tie retirement of ly Srierds, Intlekttr. Announced Blaiss bley and Rafael Novo, pitchers; Todd Hansy, kisekxr, and Mere Maksudian, aacher, refused rxjlright sasigiMiiei4s to Iowa and and (faded tat agency LOS ANGELES DOOQERS Exsrclssd txdr 1995 option on Jeff Treadway, irtvjlder. IfEW YORK METS Artnounced they anukj not exercise ties 1995 option on Kevin atcReynolds, outfielder. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Exercised ta 1995 option on Jkn Eisenreich, outlWder. Declined to exercise their 1995 options on Norm Charlton and Doug Jones, pitchers, and Pets IncavigSa, outfielder Signed Brian DuBoia, Paul Fletcher, Chuck flicd and Dennis Scringer, pitchers; Shawn GHbsrt and Charlie Mcntoyo, Infielders, to minor league cutis ate).

SAN DtCQO PADRES- SMwRrtin-mund, hMng ooich, to tmyMf contKt Aiiwilcn AttWatatfow BUFFALO BISONS Named Brian Graham manager, Oom Chili pitching coach and Lee Kurtz Saner, Texas League SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS Named John Shelby manager and Luis Tiant pacNng coach. BASKETBALL National BMkrtbatl Association CHICAGO BULLS Waived Eric Gray, forward. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Signed Manut Bol, center, to a one year contract. MIAMI HEAT Waved Andrew Spencer, forward Charfolt 30 24 32-116 34 38 39 21-132 OoWen Slits 3-Pdnl goals-Charlotte 315 (Hancock 2-3. Boguei 1-3, Johnson 01, Burrell 02.

Adams 0- 3, Hawkins 0-3), Stale 9-16 (Hardaway 4-5, MuKn 38, Pierce 1-3. Sprewell t-4 Fouled out Wood, Gating. Owens. Gattison. Hancock Rebounds-Charlotte 57 (Johnson 10), Golden State 54 (Bol -7).

AssistsNA Total A 15.324. Suns 119, Heat 117 PHOENIX (119) Berkley 7-15 1 3 15 27 Mvining 8 8 87 22. Tisdale 3-4 4 5 10. narlnnd 0 2 4-4 4 Majeile 3 to 48 11, Ainge 4 7 22 12, Perry 2 3 3-4 7, Schayes 1-21-1 3. Wnine 2-4 00 4, Person 510 1- 2 14, Green 0-1 565 Totals 36-0643-52 119.

MIAMI (117) Rice 9-15 5-5 27. Snllny 2.4 2-2 6, Gmger 1 -4 67 6, Coles 3-5 1-1 7, Miner 3 7 2 2 8, Lohaus 0-4 0 0 0, Gamble 51100 10. Smith 5-1 1 3-3 14, Long 5-9 3-4 13, Reeves 7-9 00 15, Burton 4 6 OO 9 Totals 4-187 22-24 117 Phoenix Mlsml 33 25 32 29-119 36 29 29 23-117 3-Poinl goals Phsemx 4-12 (Ainge 2 4, Person 1-3, Majerle 1-4, BarkteyO-1). Miam 7 20 (Rice 4-6, Reeves 13, Burtm 1-3, Srxth 15, Coles 01, Miner 01. Gamlile 01).

Fouled cut-None Rebound? Phoenix 39 6. Miami 45 (Rice 7) Assisls-Phoenix 23 (Wajerle Mtami 23 (Coler. 7 Total fouh- -Phoenix 25, inmi 35. Green, Burton. Smith, Phoenix illegal defense 5, Miami illegal delense 3.

A 14,030 Cavaliers 123, Celtics 102, CLEVELAND (123) Hill 6-9 0 0 12, Ferry 4-8 12 10, Williams 3-7 3-4 9, Wilkins 2,4 2-4 7, Price 5-1? 8 8 21, Brandon 811 4-4 16. Cage 2-4 0-0 4, PhiNs 4-10 00 8. Mills 4-10 2-3 10, Dreihng 3-6 4-5 10, Madkms 3 5 1-2 9, Colter 1-1 2 2 4, Collier 1-2 OO 2, Simon 0 0 12 1, Birlord 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 44 90 28 38 123. BOSTON (102) Wilkins 5-16 9-t 1 20, Rada 1 0-1 5 56 25. Earl 1-3 22 4.

Wesley 0-1 2 2 2 Brown 813 02 16, Strong 1-2 OO 2, Dougjas 4-9 12 9, Fox 0 4 44 4, McDaniel 0 3 2-4 2. Monrross 4 4 0-2 8, Edwards 4-7 1-3 10 Totals 37-77 26 38 102 Clevsltnd 46 24 27 26-123 24 23 27 26-102 3-Point rjoars-aeveland 7-14 (Price 38. MarJkins 2-2, Wilkins 1-1, Ferry 1-2, Prills 0-1. Mills 02, Boston 2-10 (Edwards 1-1, Wilkins t-6, Wesley 01, Douglas 0-1, Fox 0-1). Fouled out-None Rrrbounds-Cleveland 51 (Hill 9), Boston 36 (Earl 9).

Assists Cleveland 26 (Price 10), Boston 21 (Douglas 6) Total fouls-Cleveland 29, Boston 28. A 9,318. Knicks 109, Spurs 92 NEW YORK (109) Oakley 513 2 2 15, Smith 7-11 3-7 17, Williams 1-5 OO 2, Starks 814 3-7 22, Harper 58 3-4 14, Mason 5-10 3 8 13, Davis 4-10 2 2 11, Bonner 4-6 0-0 8, Rivers 0-1 2-2 1-2 5, Anthony 0,2 1-1 1. Totals 42 82 19-33 109 SAN ANTONIO (92) Elliott 4-15 87 14, Cummings 13 1-2 3. Robinson 4 9 68 14, A Johnson 713 4 8 18.

Anderson 38 44 10, Del Negro 3 6 00 7, Maione 35 22 6, Rex) 3-7 3-4 9, Whitney 0 2 1-1 1. Crowded 34 7. Hatey 0-1 1-21. Totals 30-71 3140 92 itawVork San Antonio 18 32 26 30-109 32 21 19 20- 92 3 Point goals-New York 6-18 (Starks 3-6, Oakley 1-1, Harper 1-3, Davis 1-5, Rivers 01, Anthony 0 2), San Antonio 10 (Del Negro 1-2, A Johnson 0-1, Whitney 0-1, Elliott 0-2) Fouled oul-None Rebounds-New York 57 (Oakley 10), San Antonio 47 (Cummings 11) As-Slsts-New York 25 (Slarks 7), San Anlomo 12 (A Johnson, Elliott 3) Total fouls-New York 34. San Antomo 37.

Trjchrxcais Cummrngs, Mason, New York illegal defense 2, San Antorto illegal defense A-1 Blazers 111. 76ers 93 PHtLA0ELPHIA(93( Wright 513 4 6 14, Woatherspoon 513 7 6 8. Graham 24 5-5 tO. Per 24 1-2 6, Tyler 0-1 58 5. Totals 27-72 32-37 93.

PORTLAND (111) Kersey 7-18 0-1 14, Williams 68 24 14, Dudley 26 1-1 5. Strickland 7-14 4-4 20, Drexler 4-12 34 11, Bryant 40 1-2 9, Murray 4-7 1-3 1 1, McKle 2-50-04, Bennett 4-84413, Edwards 0-3 22 2, Jackson 2 5 0-0 6, Scott 1-3 0 0 2, Thompson OO 0 0 0 Totals 43 93 1825 111. Philadelphia PortlsnrJ 19 26 21 27- 93 25 16 39 33-111 3-Poirrl goals fladetohia 7-12 (Daniels 2-2, Banc 24, Maione 1-1, Perry 1-1, Graham 1-3, Dumas 01), Portland 7-15 (Jackson 2 2, Strickland 2-3, Murray 2-3, Bennett 1-1, Kersey 02, Drexler 0-4) Fouled oul-None Re-fXMivJs-Philadelpriia 42 (S Williams 10), Portland 65 (Dudley 10). Assists-Pheadelphia 14 (Bancs, Tyler 3), Portland 25 (Strickland 11). Total Iculs-Ptxladeiphia 31, Portland 29.

Tech-ricals-Philadelphia legal defense, Portland illegal defense 2. iakers 120, Uppers 104 LA LAKERS (120) Divac 2 5 OO 4, CebaHos 11-15 OO 22, Campbell 34 14 7, Peeler 7-12 58 20, Van Exet 814 68 18, Lynch 2-3 1-1 5. Rutin 3-110-2 8, Bowie 0-2 OO 0, Worthy 3-7 2-4 8, Jones 4-9 24 11, Miller 2-11 1-2 5, Harvey 28 48 6, Warren 1 2 24 4. Totals 48-103 24 39 120. LA CLIPPERS (104) Seafy 4-8 2-2 10, Vaught 3 7 OO 6, Martin 2 2 00 4, Richardson 6-12 OO 13, Dehers 4-11 3-3 13, Eis 3-10 3-7 9, Fish 48 0-1 8, Masssnburg 20 3-4 7, Outlaw 35 0-0 8, Spencer 2-4 00 4, Werdam 1-3 22 4, Woods 1- 2 00 2, Vega 30 OO 6, Morris 0-5 OO 0, Smart 2- 7 OO 4, PiatkowsM 1-3 0-0 3, Ford 24 1-2 5.

Totals 43-101 14-21 104. LA Lakers LA Cuppers 32 29 34 25-120 16 32 24 32-10 3-PoW goafs -LA Lakers 4-11 (RufAn 24, Peeler 1-1, Jones 1-3, Worthy 0-1, Van ExsfO-2), LA Clippers 4-12 (Dehers 20, PiatkowsM 1-1, Ririwdson 13, Woods 0-1, Vega 0-1) Fouled oul-None Rebounds-LA Lakers 74 (Miner 12), LA Clippers 63 (Outlaw 6). Assists-LA Lakers 15 (Van Exei 6), LA Oippers 21 (Richardson 4). Total fouH-LA Lakers 23, LA Clippers 27. A 18,052.

First Round NBA Signings Contracts for players srtected in the first round of tie 1994 NBA draft: 1. Milwaukes, Glenn Robinson, Purdue. 2. Dates, Jason Kdd. California, runs years, (54 rnken.

3 Detroit, Grant H. Duks, eight years, $45 mrlion. 4. Minnesota, Donyefl Marshal, Cortwscut, rins years, 642.6 million 5. Washington, Juwan Howard, Michigan.

6. Philadelphia, Shaiohe Wnghl, Clemson, tsrms undisclosed. 7. Los Angeles Clippers, Lamond Murray, CaMtomia 8 Saaamento, Brian Giant, Xavier. 9.

Boston, Eric Monrross, North Carolina, tor a reported $17 $20 million over 11 years. 10. Los Angeles Lakers, Eddie Jones, Temple, set years, $13 5 million 11. Golden State, Carlos Rogers, c. Ten- 12.

Miami, KhaKd Reeves, g. Arizona, tor a reported $85 mafon over 5 years 13 Dsnvsr, Jalen Rose, Michigan, for a reported $102 million over six years. 14. Nsw Jersey, Ylnks Dais, George Washington muttiyear, terms undisclosed, 15 LA Clippers, EncowsW, Nebraska, multiyear, terms ifxf sr. losed.

16 Golden State, Ckltord Roller, Lousvte. 17. Portland, Aaron McfOe, Temple, srx years. $7 miHion. 16.

Mlwaukaa, Eric Mobfey, PlrJiburgh, four years, $4 64 million. 19. Dallas, Tony Dumas, Missouri-Kansas Off, tour year, terms undudosed 20. miadsfphia, B.J Tyler, Texas, tsrms undated. 21.

Chrcavjo. Ofckey Sfmpvdna, Pravfdenc), tor a reported $7 rmlkon over six year. 22 Detroit, Bel Curkry. Boston Collegs, tv yen, 15.8 million. Saturday's Ole Miss at Alabama Georgia at Kentucky Tulane at Mississipopi State South Carolina at Vanderbilt Saturday, Arkansas st Auburn Georgia at Florida Mississippi State at Kentucky LSU at Ole Miss Tennessee at South Carolina Northern Illinois at Vanderbilt JSU Football I Pet.

JSU Seaaon I Sam Houston 17, JSU 10. McNeese State 18, JSU Pel QB Cleveland 3 0 1.000 New York 3 0 1000 kxtana 1 0 1.000 1 Miami 2 1 .687 1 Atlanta I 1 JO) Detroit 1 1 .500 14 Orlando 1 1 .500 1 Washington 1 1 .500 In Crtcago 1 2 333 2 Boston 1 3 .250 2 Charlotte 0 2 000 214 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 24 New Jersey 0 2 000 24 Philadelphia 0 3 .000 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet OB Fhcenrx 4 0 1 000 LA Lakers 3 0 1.000 4 SealtK 2 0 1000 1 Utah 2 0 1 0O0 1 Houston 1 0 1.000 14 Minnesota 1 1 .500 2 Portland 1 1 .500 2 GoMenStat 1 2 .333 24 LA Clippers 1 2 .333 24 DeHai 0 I 000 24 Dsnvsr 0 1 000 24 Sacramento 0 2 000 3 SsnAntorto 0 2 .000 3 JSU 28, Alabama-Birmingham 12. I JSU 24, North Carolina 17. 10 Itawamba 11 Ga Military 12 Rochester, Mm 13. St Wahpston 14.

Snow, Utah 15 Waldorf. Iowa HsNlgore 510 NFL Thursday Injury Report NEW YORK The National Football League Injury report for the game on October 20 as provided by the league: GREEN BAY AT MINNESOTA Packers: Earl Dotson (elbow), Guy Mclnfyre (blood dot) are out Vikings: LB Dave Garnet! (knee) is doubtful LB Carlos Jenkins (knee) Is probable CFL Standings Eastern Division PF PA Pts 11 4 0 580 433 22 10 5 0 456 372 20 6 9 0 426 506 12 4 11 0 418 529 8 4 11 0 387 462 8 1 14 0 265 556 2 x-Baltirrior Toronto Ottawa Shrsvsport Canary Edmonton BrN.Columbia Saskatchewan Sacramento 12 3 0 574 304 24 11 4 0 436 352 22 10 4 1 505 377 21 8 7 0 413 393 16 7 7 1 356 405 15 Las Vegas 5 10 0 412 489 10 NOTE: Two pons are awarded for a victory and one for a He; -cinched playolf berth. Saturday's results Saskatchewan 36, British Columbia 27 Winnipeg 48, Las Vegas 17 Sunday's results Hamilton 27, Calgary 23 Shreveport 24, Sacramento 12 Edmonton 31, BaMmora 24 Toronto 24, Ottawa 22 Friday, Oct 21 Shreveport at Calgary, 6:30 Saturday, Oct 22 Brriah Columbia al Baftmoro, 1 p.m. Hamifron at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Ottawa at 'Sacramento, 930 pm.

Sunday, Oct 21 Edmonton el Toronto. 1230 p.m. Times COT Volleyball Prep Schedule Today Anniston and Pelt City at Ben Russet (trt-mstch) Jacksonville and Ohatchee at Wen- bom (tri-match) Ashvllle at Weaver Tuesday Saks at Alexandria (DH) Anniston and Piedmont at Jacksonville (tri-match) White Plalna and Ragland at Ohatchee (tri-match) Hoke Bluff at Oxford (DH Pleasant Valley and Carbon Hid at Briarwood (tri-match) Wellborn and West End st AshvWe (tri-match) Thursday Alexandria and Donoho at Pleasant Valley (tri-match) Piedmont and Gaston at Ohatchee (tri-match) 8 Oxford at White Plains (DH) Wellborn and Cherokee Co. at Saks (tri-match) Friday I Alexandria rn HoMewood tournament Saturday Alexandria contfnuos In Homewood tournament Weaver Round Robin including Jacksonville. Piedmont and AshviHe Prep Volleyball Poll The Alabama Voteybat Coaches Aseodatjon- Largs schools 1.

Huntsvi (40-10); 2, Petiam (40-11); 3, McGI-Toolen (42 5); 4. Daphne (42-11); 5 Gnssom (42-11 6, Homewood (32-9); 7, Maty Montgomery (30-18); 8, Muscle Shoals (23-4); 9, Alexandria (284); 10, Douglas (448). 1, St Paul (30-10); 2, Klamood (35-7); 3. Pleeserrt Valley (386); 4, Fyffo (35 9); Trinity JSU 48, KnoxvHIe College Monday, Houston al Philadelphia, 8 m. All Timet COT South Carolina SI (5 2) vs Florida AIM (4-2) a Orlando, Fla.

Clemson (2-4) at Florida St (4-1) East Tennessee St. (4-2) at Georgia Southern (34) Jackson St. (5-2) at Grambimg St. (60) North Carolina AIT (5-2) at Howard U. (4-2) William Mary (5-2) at James Madison (51) Georgia (4-3) at Kentucky (15), (n) Catawba (1-8) at Liberty (2 4), (n) Georgia Tech (1-5) at Maryland (2-4) Cincinnati (0-5-1) at Memphis (4-2), (n) TUans (15) at Mississippi St.

14 2) Delaware St 13 3) at Morgan St (15) Jacksornrlll St (3-3) at Horthsatt Louhtl-as (1-6), (n) No Texas (4-2) el NW LouMana (4-2) Davidson (1-4) at Rarxxxph-Macon (1-4) Samtord 12-41 al Southern Mtasissan 13-411 (n) TemesseeMartrn (3 3) at Tennessee St P-j). Eastern Kentucky (5 2) at Tennessee Tech CM f-urman (1-5) at VMI (0-8) South Carolina (4-3) at Vanderbilt (3 3) North Carolina (5-1) at Virginia (5-1) Pittsburgh (1-8) at Virginia Tech (8-1) Tenriessee-Chattanooaa 12 41 at Western Carolina (4-31 Southern Illinois (0-8) at Western Kentucky (5-4) Duks (80) at Wake Forest (2-5) MIDWEST Toledo (321) at Akron (081, (n) Bat st (3 21) at Bowling Green (81), (n) San Diego (5-2) at Butler (5-2) Miami, One (3 31) at Central Michigan (5-2) Drake (5-1) at Dayton (4-2) Valparaiso (4-2) at EvansviHe (2-4) Midvoan (4 2) at ftnoo (4-2) Northwestern (2-3-1) at Indians (5-1) Southwest Missouri St (08) at Indian St () Michigan st (2-4) at lows a Oklahoma (3-3) at Kansas (4-2) Orw (0-6) at Kent (15) Nebraska (7-0) at Missouri (2-4) Louisiana tech (1-5) at Northern Illinois (2 5) inois St (4-3) at Northern Iowa (4-2), (n) Purdue (4-1-1) at Ohio St. (5 2) Middle Tennessee (4-2) at Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois (2-4) al Western Illinois (4-2) Eastern Michigan (1-5) al Western Michigan Minnesota (2 5) at Wisconsin (3-2-1) SOUTHWEST Pacrfc 13 3) at Arkansas St (1-81. (n) Texas Christian (13) at Houston (15). (n) Iowa St (08) at Oklahoma St (3 3) Aiabsma St (2 4) st Piakie View (08) McNeese St.

(4 2) at Sam Houston St (5 2) Nichols St (3-3) at Southwest Texn St (3-3). Inl Abilene Christian (0-1) at Stephen F. Austin (3-2-1) Southern Methodist (18) at Texas (4 2) Rica (3 21 at Texas AM (60) Mississippi Valley St (2 5) at Texas Southern P-4, (n Baylor (5-2) at Texas Tech (2-4) Brigham Young (8-1) at Texas-El Paso (3-4), (n) -East Carotins (3-3) Tulsa (24), (n) FAR WEST Fresno SI. (4-3) st Air Fore (3-3) IJTJA I5.B at Arizona (5-11. In) Washinglon St (4-2) st Arizona St (241, Inl Ul ray-SLU (J-J) ai rwrawmje (J-0, Kansas St (4-1) at Colorado ieo Utah (8 0) at Colorado St (7 0) Northern Arriona (4 31 at Idaho 16 01 Eastern Washington (2-4) st Idaho Si (33) Boris St (8-1) at Montana St (2 5) New Mexico (1-8) at New Mexico St (25), n) Wasrtrwlon (5-t) at uregon Stanford (1-4-1) al Oreoon St.

124 Sacramento St (3 2) si Portland St (2-11, (n) Nevada (6-i at sen joss (i s), en California 0-3) al Southern Cal (4-2) St Mary's, Cel. (8-1) at Southern Utah (2-4) sw Louisiana (9-4 si man bmi, (rt Montana (8-0) at Weber St. (4-3) Sen Diego St (3-4) at Wyoming (34) Div. 1-AA Poll HuWINQOON VALLEY, Pa The lop 25 teams in fie Sports Network Division IAA football pel, with Urst-plac votes in parentheses. records through Oct 16, overall points and previous ranking- Record Pis Prv 1 Marshall (61) 740 1759 1 2 Montana (5) 600 1855 2 3 Younglown(3) 80-1 1626 3 4 Idaho 60 1552 4 5 TroySt 510 1435 6 Gambling 60 1308 8 7 Boston U.

5-1-0 1205 10 IN lows 4-2-0 1188 9 Kentucky 5-2-0 -1081 12 10 McNeese 4-1-0 996 5 11. Florida 5-2-0 936 15 12 Madison 3-1-0 934 17 1J porteytvenia 40 679 13 14 a Mary 520 614 7 15 Texas 4-2-0 826 24 16 Kentucky 5-20 820 19 17. Boise St. 6-1-0 612 11 18 Step Austin 3-2-1 568 20 19 Alcorn St 5-2-0 455 21 20 Terr St 4-20 376 23 21 Hofstra 600 368 22 22 Sou 428 363 14 23 Carokna 4 3 0 312 18 24 Appalachian 4-2-0 247 II 25 Hampsfirs 510 220 Div. II Poll OVERLAND PARK.

Kan. The top 20 teams In the NCAA Division II footbal poll with first place votes In parentheses, record tteough Oct. IB, total points am previous ranmng: Record Pts Pvs 1.N Alabama 6-1-0 80 1 2 Dakota SI 6 0 0 76 2 I.VaktostaSI. 700 72 3 4 ASM Kmgsville 5-1-0 61 4 PrrtshuroSt 60 0 65 9 Saturday's result I Western Kentucky 22, JSU Remaining Oct. 22 at Northeast Div.

Ill Poll OVERLAND PARK, Kan The top teams from each region in the NCAA Division III football poll with records through Oct. 16: East Region 1. Rowan, N.J., 51 2. Union, N.Y 6-1 3 Plymouth Slate, 5-0 4 Buflalo State, 5-1 5 Kean, N.J., 5-1 6. Merchant Marine, 4-1 North Region 1.

Allegheny, Pa 88 2. Albnn, 6 3 Baldwin Wallace, 80 4. Aurjustana, 50 5 Mount Union, 51 6. Alma, Mich, 60 1 Wash, Jefferson, 60 2 Froetburg St, 60 3 Emory and Henry, 60 4. Cfckinson, Pa, 60 5 Trinity, Texas, 60 6.

QuHford, 50 West Region 1. Wise -LaCrosse, 7 0 2 Central, Iowa, 60 3 La Verne, Cakf, 50 4 Wise Whitewater, 5-1 5. Wartburg, kma, 5-1 6 St John Mmn 51 NAIA Div. I TULSA. Okla The top 15 teams in the NAIA Ovlsion I fooibal prj with frtl piece votes in parentheses, records trxough Oct 16, total points and previous ranking: Record Pts Prv 1.

Central St (6) 7 0 0 135 1 i.MrjorheadSt 510 113 4 3. 8 E. Oklahoma 5-1-0 112 5 4 QlenvilleS 510 110 2 5 NE. State. Okla.

5-10 107 6 6 Va Wetleyan 5-20 86 I 7 Larxwon 52 0 85 1 6 520 66 10 9 New Mexico 3-20 62 9 10 Ark -Pine Bkitl 4 30 51 7 11 Montana 4-20 47 12 12. Ark -MoT) 3 2-1 36 14 13 Harding, Ark 3 31 23 15 14 CvaohrtaBap 4 30 16 11 15 TeikyoWeslmar 3-20 10 NAIA Div. II TULSA Okla The top 25 lesms In the NAIA Division II football pel with first place votes in paremnesei, recoros mrotign uct. 10, trai points and previous ranking Record Pts Prv 1 Unfleld, (7) 4-1 0 384 4 2 (5) 4-1 0 378 5 3. H.

Simmons, (4) 4-10 36 1 4-10 332 7 5 Tiffin, Ohm 5-1-0 311 I 6 Westmlnslet 520 310 2 7 Wash. 4-10 307 9 8 Missouri Val 510 294 10 9 Trmrty, M. 5-10 276 3 10 Mary, O. 5 2 0 230 12 11 Clinch Valley 510 226 11 12 NW, Iowa 510 221 114 13 Bethany. 510 206 114 14 Heatings, 520 200 6 15 Mmot St 5 20 195 16 16 Dickinson Si 510 167 19 17 Sioux Fans 6-1-0 144 20 18 Eureka, 1 5-1-0 117 21 19 Cumberland 4-20 92 24 20 Evangel, Mo 3-21 60 13 21 Lambuttt, Term.

4-20 78 25 22 Wash. 2 30 64 17 23 Geneva, Pa, 4 2-0 47 24 W.Oregon 4-1-0 42 25 Benedictine 4-20 34 -lie E. Oregon 3-10 34 Sheridan Poll PITTSBURGH The top 10 teams In the 8herldon Poll of black colege lootbal teams, with rst-ptac votes in parentheses, records through Oct 16 and total points: No School Record Pts 1 GramMngMI) 60-0 128 8 Central (2) 700 116 JrtsrnptonU 6-10 104 4. Alcorn St. 5 20 82 5.

Car A4T 5-20 71 6 Albany St 610 57 7. S. Car. St. 520 52 I Jackson St 520 40 tSotahemU.

4-20 26 10. Fla. MM 420 21 Louisiana Oct. 29 at Middle Tennessee State Nov. 5 at Western Illinois games Oct.

29 3 3 .500 results 12. 26 20 scheduls 7 P-m. 1:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m Missouri State 2 p.m.

can get the lateat on the 5297. The updates are re College Schedule Saturday, Oct. 22 EAST CMC (3 3) tl Aray Rutgers (4 3) si Boston CoDsgs (3 2) fecrsnond (34) St Boston (51) Psm (4-0) at Brown (3 2) Hofstra 1841 at Buffalo 12 4) St Francis. Pa (2-4) at Central Connecticut (3-3) Fordhsm (0-7) ft Colgate (15) Rhode Mend (2-4) at Connsctcut (25) Dartmouth (3 2) at Cornell (50) Massachusetts (4 21 Delaware (3 3) Johns Hopkins (2-4) at Qeorgetown, DC (14) Wagner (2 4) at Ions (2 3) Holy Cross ((X) at Lafayette (08) Bucknel (3-3) el Lehigh (32-1) Nsw rlsmpsfws (5-1) st Main (3-4) CarMus (1 51 Mansl (4-2) Louhwie (3-3) si Navy (15) VWanova (34) Northeastern (06) Harvard (3 2) st Princeton (4-11 Ouquesne (4-2) at Siena (1-4) St Johns. NY (4 I) at St Peter (1-4) Syracuse (5-1) at Tempi (2-4), (n) American Mnatnnsl (24) at Tom mm le-ri si II at West West Virgins (3-4) Coturnbi (221) SI Yst.

(3 2) SOUTH njn Alabama ITA Cratteston Southern (0-6) at Alsbams Brm- inaham (3-4) Southern 0. (4-2) at Atom St. (52) Marsha (741) al Appalachian 81 (4-2) Morehsad 8t. (08) at Austin Psy (2-4) Afcany, Ga (6-1) at IJeliuneCoototian (2-5) Troy St (9-1) at Central Florid (5-21 Nov. 12 Central State Mondiy's results Phoenix 122, Olando 113 Boston 113, Minnesota 110' Utah 103, Chicago 101 -Detroit vs.

Denver al Fort Coins, ppd. Tuesday's Games Golden Stale 132, Charlotte 116 Phoenix 119, Miami 117 Oeveland 123, Boston 102 New York 109. San Antonio 92 Portland lit, PhrlarJelphia 93 LA. Lakers 120, LA Clippers 104 Wednesday's Oamss Miami at Orlando, 6 30 m. Utah at Detroit, 8:30 p.m.

Dallas vs. Cleveland at Columbus, Ohio, 630 p.m. Milwaukee at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota vs. Prxladerpfxe at Provo, Utah, IX m.

Denver at LA Cappers, 9 30 SsatHs vs. LA Lakers at San Diego, 930 m. Trxjrsday's Oamss Golden Stats at Jovsntut BatWona (Spain). 1 pm. Portland vs.

Boston st Hartford, 6:30 pm. Detroit vs. New Jersey at Albany, 6 30 pm. Dallas vs. Mans al Evaneville, Ind, 7 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 7:30 m.

Al Times COT NBA Preseason Box Scores Warriors 132, Hornets 116 CHARLOTTE (118) Parish 68 4-5 512 58 15, Hawkins 3-9 2-2 6. Adams 8-12 3-4 15, Torbert 28 2-5 6. Burntl 1-7 3-6 5, Gattison 6-13 1-2 13, Hancock 7-10 (M 16, BlackweH 1-1 58 7. Had 0-3 OO 0, Elliot OO OO 0, GaHagher 1 3 00 2, Szabo 0-0 OO 0. Totals 42-94 29-49 116.

GOLDEN STATE (132) Hardaway 54 7-7 21, Sprewel 3-7 1719 24, Mufto 8-13 89 25, Owen HO 38 19, Alexander 3-8 4-4 to, Calling 2-5 OO 4. Bcf 1-2 OO 2, Wood 3-4 12 7, Pierce 3-10 74 14, Jrmvnge 0-3 OO 0 Ford 02 2-2 2. Mur 0-0 Nov. 19 Southwest Jacksonville State fans uamecocKa Dy caning 782 corded daily. Football Prep Schedule This week's schedule of prep games round the area: All games start at 7:30 p.m.

rrroay. Jacksonville at Alexandria Pell City at Anniston Donoho at Westbrrx Ohatchee at Randolph County Sales at Oxford Piedmont at Glencoa Weaver at Pleasant Valley Southslde at Wellborn Wadley at White Plain' Jacksonville Christian at Frontier Calera at ASO Bibb Graves at Woodland Spring Garden at Appalachian West End at Cedar Bluff Cherokee County at Hoke Bluff Leeds at CNIdereburg Talladega Central at Clay County Cleburne County at Munford Handley at Lanett Chelsea at Lincoln Uneville at Ranburhe Alabama Christian at Horseshoe Bend Ragland at QaytesvHIe Sand Rock at Gaston Ben Russet at Talladega Wmterboro at Syfvanla Worth Quoting think Alabama fans would get mad at us (for this), but I know we were excited for Auburn We wanted to see them do good. We know them. A in up t09etner; we've been with them in (footba I) camps. I was glad to see Patrick Nix do so well.

Alabama quarterback Jay Barker, talking about Auburn's comeback victory over pre viously top ranked Florida..

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