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-THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1981 B-4- 1 II fom I ill. Wer, 1151 man lisuwpfo Wiimzm Ii8ffln WhlA Scoreboard Wi (S. TVfc Chattanooga, Tenn. at Charlotte, N.C. For scores call 633-1200.

from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. f-3 p- Noon (Exhibition) (Exhibition) I FOOTBALL AP MEDIA POLL Sports In Brief AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rink Pitt Denver IS4I 943 1. Oklahoma (47) 5-04 2. Nebraska (7) 5-04 Miami, Fla.

It) 4-0-0 Scaring Touchdowns TO Rusk Roc Ret Pts Hector, Jets 4 4 6 0 24 Riddick, Buff 4 2 1 0 24 Mason, Clev I I 0 18 Scott Mia 3 0 0 18 Turner, Sea. 3 0 3 II Kicking PAT FS LG PTS 4. Florida State 5-1-0 1,114 1,122 1,111 935 934 901 no 752 AMERICAN LEAGUE DETROIT vs. MINNESOTA (Twins win best-at-seven series, t-1) Wednesday-Minnesota 8, Detroit Thursday-Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Saturday-Detroit 7, Minnesota Sunday-Minnesota 5, Detroit 3 Monday-Minnesota 9, Detroit SAN FRANCISCO vs. ST.

LOUIS (Series tied, 3-1) Tuesday-St. Louis 5, San Francisco 3 Wednesday-San Francisco 5, St. Louis I Frldav-S Louis San Francisco Saturday-San Francisco 4, St. Louis I Sunday-San Francisco St Louis 3 Tuesday-St Louis 1, San Francisco 0 Today-San Francisco (Hammaker 10-10) at St. Louis (Coi 11-9), 7 25 m.

Ex-Expo G.M. 713 7U 750 3 125 509 1 57 560 761 431 If) 04 464 497 751 401 414 724 532 594 390 613 451 441 470 344 Raider 1461 Houston Ua INDIANAPOLIS I36t Miami 1321 San Diego 1270 Cincinnati I2H Seattla 1255 Jets 1254 Cleveland 120a PitHburoli 1'2 Buffalo 1073 New Enoiand Kansas City 114 606 544 Johnson, Sea. 6- 6- 7 Diettnch, Hou S- a- Karliv Den 6- 6 S- 6 Zendeias, Hou S- 5 S- 5 439 S. Auburn 4-0-1 t. LSU 51 7.

Clemson 54-0 I. Tennessee 4-0-1 9. UCLA 4-1-0 10. Penn State S-l-0 II. NOTRE DAME 12 Oklahoma Slate 5-0-0 I Syracuse 14 Florida 4-2-0 15 Arkansas 4-1-0 It Oregon 4-1-0 17 Ohio Slata 3-1-1 II Georgia 4-2-0 19 Michigan Stale 20 INDIANA 4-14 421 Breech, Cm.

4- 5 5- 4 391 gets Reds' post 285 20 RADIO WYIC-1110 AM, 8:15 a.m. High School Player of the Week. Other segments will air at 1:15 and 5:15 p.m. WIBC-1070 AM, 6:15 p.m. Colts Report: Colts update with host Bob Lamey.

WIRE-1430 AM, 7 p.m. Bill Mallory Talk Show. TELEVISION WTHR-13, 7 p.m. Baseball: National League, Game 7: San Francisco at St. Louis.

CABLE TELEVISION Channel 3 (Comcast Cablevision) and Channel 10 (American Cablevlsion), 6 p.m. Lawrence Mayberry talks with Herb Williams, NBA player rep for the Indiana Pacers, about negotiations between management and the NBA players. ESPN, 6 p.m. Sportscenter. ESPN, 8 p.m.

Top Rank Boxing. Channel 3 (Comcast Cablevision) and Channel 10 (American Cablevision) 8:30 p.m. High School Football: Ben Davis vs. Washington. Taped last Friday, ESPN, 10:30 p.m.

Sportscenter. ESPN, 11:30 p.m. Karate: ISKA American Welterweight Champ. ESPN, 12:30 a.m. Pro Football: Superclassic Team Arm WJrestling Champ.

ESPN, 1:30 a.m. Sportscenter. Leahy, Jets 9-9 1-3 Bahr, Raiders S- 5 4- 6 Anderson, Pitt 4-4 4-6 JORDAN, Ind. 6-6 3-5 Beecner, Mia a- 2- 3 Norwood, Buff I- I J- DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Cleveland 96 454 J32 779 211 209 It 133 FROM STAR WIRE SERVICES 114 370 646 323 70 Ut 604 403 665 511 579 464 681 409 776 410 771 491 697 SIS 694 475 702 709 731 Houston Id Cincinnati 1029 Raiders 1052 Jets HW San Diego 1110 INDIANAPOLIS H52 Miami HS5 Pittsburgh 11M Denver I "5 Ne England 1209 Seattle 1377 Buffalo "40 Kama? Citv 1546 CINCINNATI REDS majority owner Marge' Schott named Murray Cook as general man-' ager Tuesday in an attempt to snap the team out of its second-place rut. The Reds officially an-, nounced at an news confer NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Quarterbacks ATT COM YDS TD INT Williams, Wash 57 35 470 i 2 Tinsley, Phil Si 31 403 3 0 Wilson.

Minn 60 29 533 3 Montana, 94 60 629 6 3 Loma, SI 94 49 727 5 I DeBerg, 70 42 521 3 White, Dall 73 46 591 1 4 Cunningham, Phil 70 40 464 3 3 Tomciak, Chi 61 35 442 3 4 Long, Det 73 45 450 2 4 Rushers WORLD SERIES SCHEDULE Sat. Oct. 17 National at Minnesota, 7:30 Dm. Sun. Oct.

II National at Minnesota, 7 30 pm. Tue. Oct. 20 Minnesota at National, 7:30 m. Wed Oct.

21 Minnesota at National, 7:25 p.m. x-Thur. Oct. 22 Minnesota at National, 7:25 m. i-Sat.

Oct. 24 National at Minnesota, 3 0 m. K-Sun. Oct. 25 National at Minnesota, 7:25 p.m.

761 785 Other receiving votes: Minnesota 79, Michigan 77, Arizona State 73, Wake Forest 51, Pitt 41, Washington 41, Air Force 33, South Carolina 31, Alabama 10, Kentucky 10, Baylor 9, Wyoming 4, Iowa 3, Boston College I Texas I. UPI COACHES POLL 1. Oklahoma (43) (5-0) 741 2. Nebraska (2) 154) MS 3. Miami (5) (44) 55 4.

Auburn (44-1) 531 5. Louisiana St. (54-1) 516 t. Clemson (54) 501 7. Florida Slate (5-1) 461 I.

Tennessee (44-1) 409 9 UCLA (4-1) 331 10. Penn Slate (5-1) 272 II. Syracuse (54) 195 12. Oklahoma State (54) 1M 1J. NOTRE DAME (3-1) 145 14.

Florida (4-2) 99 ATT YDS AV6 L6 TO in- r.ir.irmm.Ki NATIONAL FOOTBALL LUNrEKCNLc OFFENSE Yards Rust) Pass Washington 1537 573 64 San Francisco Mil 584 127 239 4 5 210 4.2 Dickerson, Rams 53 Ferrell, St 50 ence that General Manager Bill Bergesch has been fired' and replaced by Cook, the for-" mer Montreal Expos general manager. Reds officials were in Tampa, their previous spring training site, for an 210 39 179 6 2 175 4 0 Vital, Wash 54 Anderson, Chi 79 White, Rams 44 AMERICAN CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION Pet PF PA Home Away 1-2-0 1-0-0 Riggs, All 35 1 Beverly, 43 I Mayes, 0 37 I Dorselt, Dall 40 1 Willhite, 37 I 500 84 52 611 761 473 199 513 III 450 S41 590 615 341 124 35 114 451 694 305 739 513 461 491 456 265 605 Chicago nn St Louis 1372 Dallas 1324 Philadelphia INI New Orleans 1275 Minnesota 1172 Detroil 1167 Tampa Bay 1142 Atlanta 1044 Rams '74 Green Bay '54 Giants 170 nual organizational meeting! CROSS COUNTRY BOYS Chatard 22. Lawrence North 49, Tech 15. Arkansas (4-1) 60 16 Ohio State (3-1-1) 34 17 Georgia (4-2) 27 COLTS 2 2 0 Miami 2 2 0 New England 2 2 0 Y. Jets 2 2 0 Buffalo 1 3 0 Receivers 62 91 96 106 76 98 NO YDS AVG LG TO IB Oreoon (4-1) 25 43, Arlington inc.

Winner: Ayers (C) 14 1 .500 .500 .500 .250 1 I this week. Schott didn't give a specific reason for firing Bergeschi 19 291 15 3 Smith, St.L. Craig, S.F. Brim, Minn 15 94 6 4. 75 122 14 233 14 4 CENTRAL DIVISION 189 13 5 saying "Dill did a very fine! 19.

Minnesota (54) 19 20 Michigan Slate (3-2) 17 Others receiving votes: Air Force, Alabama, Arizona State, Baylor, Boston College, INDIANA, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Pittsburgh, Texas Wake Forest, Washington. Mandley, Det 14 Martin, 13 192 14 I Cook job but it was time for DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Chicago 79 311 46) San Francisco 1027 438 589 New Orleans 1073 465 0t Minnesota 1126 537 SN 70 68 63 94 1-2-0 0- 1-0 1- 1-0 0- 1-0 2- 1-0 2-0-0 1- 1-0 1-2-0 1- 1-0 2- 1-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-3-0 1- 0-0 2- 1-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-0-0 0- 2-0 1- 1-0 1- 0-0 2- 0-0 1- 0-0 2- 1-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 change and Cook, 46. was the best man for the job. "I'm extremely pleased to be back in thiO Houston 3 1 0 .750 105 Cincinnati 2 2 0 .500 75 Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 85 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 89 WEST DIVISION t-A. Raiders 3 1 0 .750 96 San Diego 3 1 0 .750 68 Denver 2 1 1 .625 97 Seattle 2 2 0 .500 94 457 6SI 541 702 322 97 436 176 451 16 512 909 586 831 608 820 653 859 Tampa Bay 1145 Detroit 1250 Dallas 1300 Philadelphia 1312 Washington 1314 Rams 1421 St.

Louis 1424 Green Bay 142! Atlanta 1512 Giants 1511 54 66 88 91 133 Green, St.L 12 245 20 4 57 3 Rice, 12 192 14 0 t34 3 Kozlowskl, Chi 12 152 12 7 21 2 Allen, Wash II 304 27 1 til 3 Clark, Wash 11 154 14 0 44 I Quick, Phil II 152 13 1 930 2 Novacek, St.L II 144 13.1 25 1 Wilson, S.F II 144 13.1 138 1 Punten NO YDS LG AVG Cox, Wash 10 504 65 SO 4 Donnelly, All II 515 62 46 1 Saion, Dall 12 535 63 44 6 Hatcher, Rams 22 951 62 43 5 Bracken, 19 110 65 42 6 Sawyer, Dall II 466 54 47 4 Landela, Giants 13 540 52 41.5 Brown, Chi 10 412 58 41.2 Cater, St.L 16 659 57 41 2 Criswell, T.B 18 733 41 40.7 Punt Returners harness and part of the Cincinnati Reds organization," said Cook, who was with the Expos from Sept. 5, 1984, until he resigned last Aug. 11. Part of Cook's responsibility will be to formulate trades and negotiate player contracts. 680 901 Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 51 NCAA DIVISION II 1.

South Dakota (4) 644 2. Michigan 644 3. Texas 4-14 4. West Chester, Pa 5-14 5. Portland St 4-1-1 6.

North Dakota St 4-14 7. Tuskegee, Ala 544 I New Mexico 644 9. North Alabama 544 10. Indiana, Pa 4-14 11. Cal Poly-SLO 544 12.

Troy Ala 4-1-1 13. New Haven 4-14 14. Fort Valley St 3-14 15. Angelo Texas 4-14 16. Ashland, Ohio 4-14 17.

Cent Florida 3-24 18. Grand Valley St. 19. Santa Clara 4-14 20. BUTLER 4-14 lie Manstield, Pa 4-14 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Quarterbacks NATIONAL CONFERENCE ATT COM YDS TD INT EAST DIVISION 114 Suns' Gattison to miss season O'Brien, Jets 41 43 589 3 14 24 t20 Home Away 1-0-0 2-1-0 NO YDS AVG LG TD 1 1 2 3 4 Pet PF PA .750 108 84 .750 120 78 .500 93 88 .250 76 127 .000 66 129 Marino, Mia 69 42 4i 6 Kosar, Clev 68 45 488 4 HOGEBOOM, Ind 94 59 456 4 Kelly, Butt 85 51 598 4 Elway, Den 80 52 423 4 Fouts, 58 34 422 2 Moon, Hou 70 34 452 4 archer, Den 6 31 353 2 Mathison, Sea 74 35 493 3 19 17 9 I 7 120 4 120 McKinnon, Chi 10 215 21.5 Dallas 3 Washington 3 St.

Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 N.Y. Giants 0 Wilson, Wash I 143 17 9 Grillin, 67 11.2 Ellard, Rams 7 73 10 4 rtriy weiiuion manual iiiikci. Knarr (PM) 17:24 Southport 21, Cathedral 40 Winner: McCarty (S), Richwme (S) 14 51 Warren Central 15, Brebeuf 50. Winner: Warren Central, 5-way tie, IB 27 Washington 27, Ritter 32. Winner: Lam-pert IR) 1630 Eastern Indiana Conference Meet Greensburg 25, Batesville 62, South Dearborn 74, Brookville 101, East Central 112, Lawrenceburg 179.

Winner: Tetrick (G) 16:20 GIRLS Cathedral 24, Southport 33. Winner: Bui-lard (S) 16:19. North Central 25, Warren Central 31. Winner: Wiehe (NC) 15:06. BROWNSBURG INVITATIONAL Team scores: Mooresville 47, Decatur Central 61, Whiteland 74, Brownsburg 94, South Montgomery 97, Avon 149, Western Boone inc.

Winner: Kinkead (S.M.) 15:13 (meet and course record). SOCCER BOYS Center Grove 2, Plainfield 0 Chatard Lutheran 0 Heritage Christian 1, Pike 1 (tie) Lawrence North 2, Brownsburg 0 Noblesville 1, Avon 1 North Central 5, Cathedral 0 Zionsville 3, Carmel 2 SWIMMING GIRLS Beech Grove 108, Speedway 51 Carmel 121, North Central 51 Decatur Central 113, Tech 57 Hamilton SE 94, Indiana Deaf 21 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS Arlington 15-15, Lutheran 4-1 Brebeuf 15-15, Ritter 12-4 Carmel 15-15, Warren Central 2-10 Chatard 15-15, Lawrence North 3-4 Danville 15-15, North Putnam 13-9 Greenfield-Central 15-15, Brownsburg 4- 4 Greenwood 5-15-15, Plainfield 15-10-3 Indianapolis Baptist 9-15-15, Heritage Christian 15-11-4 North Central 15-7-15, Noblesville 12-15- 11 Pike 15-15, Cathedral 94 Tech 15-11-15, Park Tudor 3-15-5 Washington 2-15-15, Scecina 15-13-13 Rushers ATT YDS AVG LG TD CENTRAL DIVISION Chicago 4 0 0 1.000 116 Yarber, Wash I 79 9 9 Sikahema, St.L 12 113 9 4 Martin, I 57 7 1 Banks, Dall 33 6 6 Stanley, 33 5 5 Johnson, All 5 27 5.4 32 85 74 72 2-0-0 2- 0-0 1-1-0 0- 3-0 3- 0-0 1- 1-0 1- 1-0 0-2-1 0-1-0 0- 0-0 2- 0-0 1- 2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 0- 1-0 1- 0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 Minnesota 2 2 Tampa Bay 2 2 Green Bay 1 2 .500 .500 .375 .250 Klckoff Returners NO YDS AVG LG TD NAIA DIVISION I 1. Pittsburg Kn. (9) 544 414 2 2. Central Ohio (7) 444 412 3 3.

Cent. Arkansas (I) 544 391 4 4. Gardner-Webb, N.C. 544 371 5. Mesa, Colo 444 354 t.

Emporia Kan 544 330 I 7. Cameron, Okla 5-14 324 1 I W. Virginia St 44-1 304 10 9. Mex Highlands 4-14 284 II 10 Concord Va 5-1-0 262 12 11. NW Oklahoma 4-14 241 14 12.

Puget Sound, Wash. 444 244 14 13. Harding, Ark 3-14 211 17 14. Carson-Newman, Tn. 3-24 173 7 Jackson, Pitt 72 250 3 5 Rozier, Hou 49 243 5 0 BANKS, Ind 41 228 5 6 Allen, Raiders 55 215 3 9 Logan, Cin 30 198 6 4 Winder, Den 31 148 4 4 BENTLEY, Ind 47 161 3 4 Scott.R, Mia 27 154 5 7 Collins, 47 151 3 2 Kinnebrew, Cin 34 141 4.1 Gentry, Chi 5 122 24 4 34 0 1 3 72 108 petroit WEST DIVISION Lee, Det 138 23 0 30 Williams, Rams 114 22 8 47 Cribbs, S.F 13t 22.7 30 Walls, 136 22 7 39 Bradley, Det 112 22 4 27 Sikahema, St.L 9 197 21.9 34 Bowman, Phil 7 153 21 9 32 Sydney, 131 21 1 30 Stamps, Atl 7 141 20.1 31 .750 105 94 .500 101 82 .250 60 121 .250 73 99 Receivers NO YDS AVG LG TD Mlcho, Den 15 131 8 7 II 0 San Francisco New Orleans Atlanta L.A.

Rams BROOKS, Ind 13 226 17.4 52 173 II 149 22 143 21 174 13 104 20 102 9 (tie) Western Oregon 3-14 14 Elon, N.C 2-24 17. Southwest Minn. 5-14 18. Arkansas-Monticello 3 2-0 19. Hillsdale, Mich 3-34 20.

Mars Hill, N.C 3-24 SUNDAY'S GAMES 21. Presbyterian, S.C 4-24 COLTS at Pittsburgh, noon Minnesota at Tampa Bay, noon Seattle at Detroit, noon L.A. Rams at Atlanta, noon Miami at New York Jets, noon N.Y. Giants at Buffalo, 3 p.m. New England at Houston, noon San Diego at L.A.

Raiders, 3 Phoenix Suns reserve power forward Kenny Gattison will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee and will be lost for the 1987-88 NBA season, club officials said. The 6-8 Gattison, a second-year player, injured his knee in a controlled scrimmage Monday night at the Suns' preseason training camp in upstate Flagstaff when he scored on a layup and turned to head upcourt. There was no contact on the play, but Gattison 's knee buckled and he collapsed in pain on the floor. Suns spokesman. Tom Ambrose said Gattison was scheduled to! undergo a four-hour arthroscopic surgery Tues-; day night to repair and reconstruct his knee.

The Suns released three players. Including second-year guard Grant Gondrezick, one of three players indicted in the Suns' drug scandaj last spring. The Suns also released rookie guards Bruce Dalrymple and Steve Beck. Doctors tell Bonnett to rest Doctors say Neil Bonnett should sit out the, rest of the NASCAR Winston Cup season while, he recovers from a broken femur in his right but the driver's team isn't convinced he'll stay, put. "The doctor said he'd be out for the rest of the season, but Neil's so hard-headed he might try to drive again this season.

1 wouldn't put it past him," Rahmoc racing team manager Dick Sel-denspinner said. The 41 -year-old veteran driver from Hueyt town, suffered the injury Sunday during the Oakwood Homes 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. Teal, Sea 13 1W 14 3 Harmon, Buff 13 133 10.2 Shuler, Jets 13 120 9.2 MURRAY, Ind II 213 194 Givins, Hou 11 183 14.6 Duper, Mia 11 159 14 5 Harper, Jets 11 145 13.2 A.Williams, 10 133 18.3 Burkett, Buff 10 162 16 2 Byner, Clev 10 94 9.4 Mack, Clev 10 42 4.2 Punters NO YDS LG 75 -71 15 43 25 54 23 34 19 22. Saginaw Valley.Mich. 3-24 23.

Moorhead Minn. 4-24 24. NE Oklahoma 3-24 25. Southern Oregon 3-14 Cleveland at Cincinnati, noon p.m. 14 0 Denver at Kansas City, 3 p.m.

St. Louis at San Francisco, p.m. Philadelphia at Green Bay noon New Orleans at Chicago, noon AVG NAIA DIVISION II 1. Oicklnsn NO (14) 444 468 2. St.

Ambrose, low (5) 5-14 457 3. Bethany, Kan 44-0 429 4. Baker, Kan 2-14 425 5. Falls 4-14 399 6 Pacific Luthern, Wsh. 3-14 383 58 46 1 MONDAY'S GAMES Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m.

SUNDAY'S GAMES 7. BluMton, Ohio 544 350 10 I. Carroll, Mont 3-14 347 9 9. SW Baptist, Mo 5-14 298 13 COLTS 6, N.Y. Jets 0 Fulhage, Cin 15 491 Moisieienko, S.0 10 435 Camarillo, 10 430 Newsome, Pitt 13 550 Giacomarro, Den.

.......14 574 Talley, Raiders 10 404 Kidd, Buff 10 397 Goodburn, K.C 12 441 L.Johnson, Hou 13 494 L.Colbert, K.C 10 377 New England 14, Buffalo 7 56 43 5 73 43 0 53 42 3 50 410 63 40 6 67 39 7 50 38.4 59 38 0 47 37.7 St. Louis 24, New Orleans 19 Dallas 41, Philadelphia 22 Chicago 27, Minnesota 7 San Diego 17, Tampa Bay 13 Detroit 19, Green Bay 16 (OT) Houston 15, Cleveland 10 Miami 42, Kansas City 0 Washington 38, N.Y. Giants 12 Cincinnati 17, Seattle 10 San Francisco 25, Atlanta 17 GOLF MEN Midwest Collegiate Conference Tourney At Golf Club of Indiana Lebanon 54-Hole Final Results Detroit 973. Davton 985. St.

Louis 985. 10. Crosse 3-24 267 14 11. Georgetown, Ky 4-14 250 4 12. Dona, Neb 5-14 240 15 13.

Westminster, Pa 3-14 239 14 14. St. Francis, III 5-14 232 17 15. Wiv-Stevens Pt 4-24 209 5 14. Wis -Eau Claire 4-14 191 17.

Peru Neb S-14 148 II II. Tarleton Texas 3-24 157 21 19. Southwestern, Kan. 4-14 132 22 20. Sul Ross Texas 3-14 110 11 21.

Concordia, Neb 4-14 94 12 Evansville 988, Butler 992, Loyola 1022, L.A. Rams 31, Pittsburgh 21 MONDAY'S RESULT Denver 30, L.A. Raiders 14 Xavier 1033. Medalist: Brent Rubis, St. Louis, 230; 2.

Mike Cairns, Detroit, 235, 3. Mike Lim Punt Returners NO YDS AVG LG TD Martin, Cin 5 49 91 17 0 A Williams, S.0 7 47 9 4 25 0 Wilson, Clev 57 9.5 17 0 Johnson, Hou 54 9 3 20 0 Caterbone, Mia 7 59 14 21 0 Adams, Raiders 39 71 17 0 Townsell, Jets 69 7.7 29 0 Lipps, Pitt 7 44 6 4 12 0 JOHNSON, Ind 7 42 4 0 12 0 M.Anderson, Pitt. 7 31 5.4 10 0 Klckoff Returners NO YDS AVG LG TD beck, Evansvile 237; 4. Dave Berner, Loy 12 24 ola, 241; 5. Chris Hayes Dayton, 743; 4.

Norm Dickson, Detroit, 244; John Nation, 22. Wilmington, Ohio 3-24 23. Cumberland, Ky 4-14 24. Missouri Valley 4-24 25. TAYLOR, Ind 4-14 73 23 44 -30 20 Butler, 244.

(Top seven on all-conference team). Hillman Robbins Memorial Tourney At Woodstock C.C. Millinoton, Tenn. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. John Wassel operated 334 28 0 Palmer, K.C 12 Edmonds, Sea 5 Team scores: INDIANA 890, Memphis State 905, Louisville 908, Mississippi State 127 25 4 121 242 143 23 8 143 23.1 Wyatt, K.C 5 Calhoun, Raiders Swanson, Den Townsell.

Jets 909, BALL STATE 911, Nebraska 914, Western Kentucky 915. Kansas 914, Ala 118 23.4 BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Purchased the contracts of Paul Gibson, pitcher, and Pedro Chavez, Intielder, from Toledo of the International League, and Karl Best and Stan Clarke, pitchers, from Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. National League CINCINNATI REDS-Named Murray Cook general manager. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association BOSTON CELTICS-Waived Anthony Welch, Tom Sheehey, Gerry Corcoran and Darryl Kennedy, forwards. GOLDEN STATE Signed forward Kermit Washington; traded guard Lester Conner to Houston for a 1988 second-round draft choice.

L.A CLIPPERS Signed center-forward Joe Wolf, first-round pick from North Carolina. PHOENIX SUNS-Released Grant Gon-drezick, Stevi Beck and Bruce Dalrym-ple, guards. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS-Traded Ooug Flu-tie, Quarterback, to the New England Patriots for an undisclosed draft choice. GREEN BAY Signed nose tackle David Logan. INDIANAPOLIS Waived offensive lineman Tom Cable; signed running back Melvin Carver, center Wes Neighbors and tight end Keith Lester.

Canadian Football League WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Ob-tained Eric Emery, linebacker, from the Ottawa Rough Riders for future considerations. HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES-Traded Andy Ris-tau, right wing, to the Minnesota North Stars for a conditional 1988 draft choice. DETROIT RED WINGS-Assigned Steve Chiasson, detenseman, to Glens Falls of the American Hockey League. ST. LOUIS BLUES-Traded Larry Trader, defenseman, and a third-round draff choice in either 1988 or 1989 to the Montreal Canadiens for Gaston Gingras, defenseman, and a third-round dralt choice in either 1988 or 1989.

VANCOUVER CANUCKS-Sent Jim Sandlak, right wing; Dan Woodley, center; Jean LeBlanc left wing, and Ian Kidd, defensman, to Fredericton of the American Hockey League. COLLEGE KUT7T0WN STATE Football coach George Baldwin announced his retirement, effective after the season. MARQUETTE-Announced Mike Flory, forward, will be red-shirted for the 1987-88 basketball season. TEXAS Suspended basketball guard Winston Shepard indefinitely. on Bonnett's leg Monday at Cabarrus County Hospital and discovered a 4-inch piece of bone split off the femur.

The leg was repaired, but it, will be four weeks before Wassel will give Bon-, nett permission to began rehabilitation and the total recovery period may take three months. 225 K.DANIEL, Ind 10 225 bama-Birmingham 921, Vanderbiit 924, Southern Mississippi 930, Arkansas State 938, Murray Stale 941, New Orleans 973. Individual results: 1, John Andrews (In FRIDAY Indiana at Minnesota SATURDAY Ohio State at Purdue Noire Dame at Air Force Wisconsin at Illinois Iowa at Michigan Michigan State at Northwestern Evensville at Butler Valparaiso at Indianapolis Ball Slate at Eastern Michigan Indiana Slate at Eastern Illinois Wabash at Anderson DePauw at Taylor Wabash at Anderson Franklin at Georgetown Hanover at Deliance Aurora at Manchester Earlham at Rose-Hulman Ashland at St. Joseph's diana) 74-72-49- 215. 2, Dan Olsen (IU) 74- 72-70-214; 4, Dave Witt Ball St.) 7B-72- Strike games to be on TV again 70-220; II, Rusty Mason (Ball Slate) 74-74-77-227; Tim Frazier (Ball Stale) 76-80-74- 230; Rick Witt (Ball Slate) 76-80-78-234; Shaun Michetl (IU) 80-75-80- 235; Eric Handy (IU) 77-76-83-236, J.D.

Meyer (IU) 77-78-74- 236; Tony Foerries (Ball Stale) The three major networks said they intend to. televise a third consecutive week of substitute NFL games. 1 124443-249. VOLLEYBALL WOMEN Hull State Xavier 3-7-10 ABC's Monday night game drew a similar. Nielsen rating as the one from the previous week Hanover 5-5-I7-I5-15, Earlham Indianapolis 15-15-15, Bellarmine 11-12- U.S.

WOMEN'S ID-AM At Tulsa, Okla. Second Round Judy Oliver, Scwickley, def. Pat Milton, Munroe Falls, Ohio, 2 up; Charlotte Wood, Beaumont, Texas, def. Sue Ewart, Seal Beach, 19 holes; Lancy Smith, Snyder, N.Y., def. Susan Marchess Omaha, 4 and Tanna Lee, Fort Smith, def.

Robin Weiss, Palm Beach, 2 up; Pat Cornett, Corte Madera, def. Tamara Bowman, Beavercreek, Ohio, I and Alecia Mac-Master, Wllliston, N.D., def. Elizabeth Haines, Gladwyne, 1 up; Llda Kinni-cutt, Bloomfield, def. Diana Schwab, Kettering, Ohio, 6 and NANCY FITZGERALD, Carmel, def. Marianne Towersey, Santa Ana, 2 and Linda Olsen, Granada Hills, def.

Leslie Shannon, Miami, 2 and Carol Semple Thompson, Sewickley, def. Brenda Seymour, Chantilly, I up; Susan Wolf, Syosset, N.Y., def. Mary Cushino, Carmel, 19 holes; Cindy Scholefield, Malibu, def. Dede Hoffman, Naples, 7 and Rosemary Thompson, Albuquerque, N.M., def. Pamela Jean Holcombe, Quincy, 19 holes; Tonl Wiesner, Fort Worth, Texas, def.

Helen Kirkland, Colorado Springs, 2 up; Kathy Hewitt, Dallas, Texas, del. Robin Young, Los Angeles, 2 and Marilyn Horn, Mesa, def. Margo Anderson, Austin, Texas, 1 up. Third Round Wood def. Oliver, 3 and 2.

Lee def. Smith, 1 up. Cornett def. MacMaster, 5 and 4. Kinnicutt def.

FITZGERALD, 4 and S. Olsen def. C. Thompson, I up. Scholefield def.

Wolf, 4 and 3. R. Thompson def. Wiesner, 4 and 3. Horn det.

Hewitt, and 4. The overnight viewershlp figures for the game between the Raiders and Broncos at Denver were Miami (Ohio) 14-15-15, Butler 14-11-10 TENNIS WOMEN Earlham 5, Franklin 4 East Carolina at Virginia Tech Maryland at Wake Forest North Carolina at Western Carolina Livingston at Western Kentucky Delaware at William Mary MIDWEST Delaware State at Akron Toledo at Bowling Green Tulsa at Central Michigan Indiana State at Eastern Illinois Ball State at Eastern Michigan, night Wisconsin at Illinois Missouri at Iowa State Oklahoma at Kansas State Western Michigan at Kent State Ohio University at Miami of Ohio Iowa at Michigan Southwest Missouri State at Northern Illinois Michigan State at Northwestern Ohio State at Purdue Western Illinois at Southern Illinois Austin Peay at Youngstown State SOUTHWEST Texas vs. Arkansas at Litfle Rock Louisiana Tech at Arkansas State, night Texas at Baylor, night Nebraska at Oklahoma State Northwestern Louisiana at Southwest Texas State, night North Texas State at Texas Christian Lamar at Texas-El Paso, night Prairie View at Texas Lutheran Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Texas Southern, night Rice at Texas Tech FAR WEST Notre Oame at Air Force Oregon State at Arizona, night Washington State at Arizona State, night Kansas at Colorado Illinois Slate at Eastern Washington San Jose State al Fresno State, night Nevada-Las Vegas at Fullerton Stale Utah at Hawaii, night Nevada-Reno at Idaho Northern Arizona at Idaho State, night New Mexico State at Long Beach State Boise Slate at Montana Weber State at Montana State Stanford at San Diego State, night Oregon at UCLA Pacific at Utah State Southern California at Washington Houston at Wyoming a 14.0 rating and a 23 share. Last Monday's GIants-49ers game attracted a 13.7 and 23 share. Overall, that is down from the 18.9 and 32 ABC drew for the last week of regular games.

Television ratings from last SunJ. day's 13 games declined from the first week of- BASEBALL N.L. PLAYOFFS Favorite Odds Underdog ST LOUIS San Fran. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog FRIDAY MINNESOTA Indiana SATURDAY Faveritt Odds Underdog Boston College RUTGERS MICHIGAN 7 Iowa Carolina 4 NC STATE Yale 24 COLUMBIA VA TECH 7 Carolina VIRGINIA 17W Cincinnati WAKE FOREST 4vi Maryland Auburn 14 GA TECH ARKANSAS 9 Texas CLEMSON 22 Duke Navy 3' PENN ARMY lift Colgate Penn St SYRACUSE FLORIDA 23W Temple BROWN 3 Cornell HARVARD 17 Dartmouth CAROLINA 15 Virginia Missouri 13 IOWA ST Notre Dame 12'i AIR FORCE SOUTHERN MISS Miss St Michigan St COLORADO 31 Kansas Oklahoma 56 KANSAS ST Nebraska lOVi OKLA.ST Ohio St 13 PURDUE Tennessee 2 ALABAMA WYOMING 14 Houston ILLINOIS ll'A Wisconsin TEXAS TECH 15 Rice UCLA 15 Oregon WASHINGTON 4 Southern Cal FLORIDA ST 47 Louisville Texas 5 BAYLOR LSU 13 Kentucky Georgia 15 VANDERBILT MEMPHIS ST Even Tulane ARIZONA 21to Oregon St Stanford 4MI.SAN DIEGO ST ARIZONA ST II Washington St HAWAII 9 Utah at Little Rock, at Jackson, Miss. Home team in CAPS 1987 Tribune Media Services, Inc.

WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA N.Y. Islanders 2 N.Y. Rangers 2 non-union play. Pike Central forfeits 2 games i Pike Central H'gh School said it will forfeit two football games it had already won because an Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh I New Jersey 1 Washington 1 Adams Division ineligible player took part. Officials, from the1 Quebec 3 Boston Buflalo Montreal Hartford FRIDAY Indiana at Minnesota SATURDAY EAST Colgate at Army Rhode Island at Boston University Cornell at Brown Holy Cross at Bucknell Yale at Columbia Massachusetts at Connecticut Dartmouth at Harvard Davidson at Latayette Richmond al Maine Northeastern at New Hampshire Navy at Penn Lehigh at Princeton Boston College at Rutgers Penn Stale at Syracuse Catholic at Villanova Cincinnati at West Virginia SOUTH Tennessee vs.

Alabama at Birmingham, night Albany, Ga State at Alabama State, night Duke at Clemson Temple at Florida Central State, Ohio vs. Florida at Miami, night Louisville al Florida State, night Appalachian State at Furman Auburn at Georgia Tech Mississippi Valley State at Grambling Virginia State at Howard Southern University at Jackson State, night Kentucky at LSU East Tennessee State at Marshall Tulane at Memphis State, night Eastern Kentucky at Middle Tennessee Stale Southwestern Louisiana at Mississippi Southern Mississippi vs. Mississippi State at Jackson Tennessee Tech at Morehead State Tennessee State at Morris Brown Liberty at Murray State, night Stephen F. Austin at Nicholls State, night North Carolina at North Carolina State Georgia Southern at Northeast Louisiana, night Virginia at South Carolina Bethune-Cookman at South Carotins State The Citadel at Tennessee-Chattanooga, night Morgan State at Towson State, night Georgia at Vanderbilt, night James Madison at VMI CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Pts GF GA Toronto 2 Petersburg school, said they notified the Indiana High School Athletic Association they were forfeiting a 20-0 victory over North Knox and a 14-13 victory over Wood Memorial because of an academically ineligible athlete. Pike Central has lost its other five games and, with the ruling, is now 0-7 on the year.

Names in the games Bobby Hughes, a batting-practice pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, collaosed on the mnnnri Detroit 2 Chicago I Minnesota 0 St. Louis 0 Smythe Division 2 0 0 Winnipeg LOUISVILLE DOWNS 1- Ro Co Pre Fab (M. Arnold) J4 00 3.00 2.40; Nimble Mint (B. Shultz) 3.90 3.20; Millord Dayan (D.

Conrad) 3.40. 2- Air Light (R. Nixon) 111.20 4.40 3.20; Servus (D. Conrad) 3.40 2.40; Scott Hughes) 5.60 Daily Double (3-3) 34.10 3- Vagabond Dancer (R. Cullipher) S4 20 2.80 2 40; Eva's Wally (W.

Loney) 3.60 4.00; Bennie Mac (E. Morgan Jr.) 4.00. 4- Really Super (H.S. Graham Jr.) 19 80 4 .80 4.20; Solar Toots (E. Morgan Jr.) 4.20 3.00.

5- Breton (R. Cullipher) S18 12 80 4.40; Skippys Miracle (R. Dingman) 14.00 4.40; Angel Sings (E. Morgan Jr.) 4 60. 6- Champagne Samantha (R.

Nixon) S7.40 1.20 4 40, Golden Eagle (Ry. Finn) 4.20 2.40; King Gauman (R. Mapes) 7 00 7- Puzzle Pieces (R. Oldfield) 19 40 4 20 360; Jered Dancer (M. Arnold) 5 40 3.00; Knight Laddie IE.

Morgan Jr 2.60. I-Champagne Enforcer (R. Nixon) 13.40 280 3.40; Rosie's Filly (R. Dever) 4 20 4.40; Neverending Story (D. Conrad) 1.40.

9- Massac Commisioner (G. Haston) 14.40 4.40 3.20; Krafty Kingston (B Gam-boe) 1 40 3.80; Chiplee (R. Conrad) 5.00. 10- Pearl Lou (O. Gray) S45.60 18 00 100; Raven's Magic (J.

Patterson Sr.) 5 00 4.00; Bluffview Sonny (R. Gauthier) 3.40. Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Los Angeles KEENELAND 1- Red Blud (Puckett) SI2 40 5.20 3.40; Regent's Own (McKnight) 4,00 2.10; Market Prophet (Day) 3.40. 2- Brigatine (McDowell) S63 80 21.00 10.00; Eva G. (Pennisi) 27.60 14.00; Guilty Lass (Bruin) 4 60.

Daily Double (7-10) 1543.70 -Epltome (Day) 13.80 3.00 3.00; Indian Riffle (Solomone) 4.20 3.20; Sincere Foolish (McKnight) 4.20. 4- Cortuta (Smith) $5.60 3 3.40; Chervil (Fires) 5.00 4.00; Maid's Quarters (McDowell) 7.00. 5- Buoy (Fires) $4 90 3.20 2.40; Hayes' Hope (Smith) 4.80 4.40; Persian Medic (Day) 3.20. 4-Jodi Z. (Romero) $5 80 3.80 3.40; No Doublet (Brumfield) 4.90 3.40; Beau Mirage (Sullivan) 1.20.

7-Coesse Express (Fires) $35 60 1190 9 80: Fine Dining (Melancon) 22.60 11.40; Fantasy Lover (Romero) 4.20. -Salem Drive (Maple) $3 20 3 00 2.40; Stellar Rival (Melancon) 5.40 4.00; Coaxing Mark (Fires) 4.40. -Separate Realities (Brumfield) $11 .60 5.40 4.40; Pipe Peddler (Woods) 9.40 5.20, Temperence Week (Garcia) 3.40. 1 2l2 hours before Game 6 of the National League- TUESDAY'S RESULT Pittsburgh Buffalo 3 TODAY'S GAMES Hartford at New Jersey, 4:45 p.m. Toronto at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m.

St. Louis at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m, MONDAY'S RESULTS Quebec 5, Montreal 2 Y. Rangers 4, Minnesota 2 Winnipeg 3, Calgary 2 Detroit 3, Vancouver 2 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS COACHES POLL 1. Muncie Burris; 2.

Fort Wayne Snlder; 1 RONCALLI; 4. Wapahani; S. Clinton Prairie; 6. Mishawaka; 7. Clinton Central; I.

McCutcheon; 9. Jeffersonvllle; 10. Oale-ville; 11. New Albany; 12. Anderson Highland; 13.

Seymour; 14. Jennings County; 15. Pendleton Heights; 16. NorthWood; 17. Lafayette Jefferson; II.

Plymouth; 19. New Haven; 20. Immaculate Conception Academy piayons Dut was later released from the hospital, Hughes, 38, was carried motionless off the field on a stretcher but was revived in the Cardinals' clubhouse and taken to Jewish Hospital He returned in time for the game The Montreal Expos confirmed that Floyd Youmans has entered a drug rehabilitation clinic, but the team denied the pitcher was forced to do so by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. Reports published earlier this week said Youmans was threatened with a one-year suspension bv the mmmmk. TANK McNAMARA By Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds -T.

I Ci-fOA A Ait A an i--J rf I TOULOUSE OPEN At Toulouse, France Men's Singles First Round Patrick Kuhnen, West Germany, def. Thomas Muster, Austria, 4-7 (2-7), 4-3, 4-3; Jakob Hlasek (4), Switzerland, def. David de Miguel, Spain, 4-1, 7-5, Jan Gunarsson (5), Sweden, def. Diego Perez, Uruguay, 4-3, 4-3; Carl Limberger, Australia det. Tomas Smid (7), Czechoslovakia, 4-1, 4-3; Tim Wilkison, Asheville, N.C, def.

Horace Oe La Pena, Argentina, 44, 4-1; Luis Matter, Brazil, def. Emilio Sanchez (2), Spain, 4-4, 4-4; Guy Forget (3), France def. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, 4-1, 4-2. AUSTRALIAN INDOOR TENNIS At Sydney, Australia Men's Singles First Round Darren Cahlll, Australia, def. Brod Dyke, Australia, 4-4, 3-4, 6-3; Shane Barr, Australia, def.

Wally Masur (4), Australia, 4-2, 6-3; Robert Seguso, Sebring, def. Brad Drewett, Australia, 4-1, 6-4; Gary Muller, South Africa, def. Jonathan Canter, Beverly Hills, 74 (7-5), 7-6 (7-5); Christian Sacenau, West Germany, def. Matt Anger, Aptos, 4-2, 4-3; Eric Jelen, West Germany, def. Jason Stoltenberg, Australia, 4-4, 5-7, 6-3, Slobodan Zivojanovic (4), Yugoslavia, def.

Tony Mmoh, 4-3, 4-1; Ramesh Krishnan (7), India, def. Mike DePalmer, Knoxville, 7-4 (7-2), 7-4 (7-41; Pat Cash, Australia (), def. Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, 4-, 7-4 (8-6). VIRGINIA SLIMS At Stuttgart, West Germany Women's Singles First Round Pam Shriver, Lutherville, def. Claudia Porwik, West Germany, 4-3, 6-2; Silke Meier, West Germany, Catherine Tanvier, France, 6-3, 4-6, 64.

sioner if he did not take part in a rehabilitattoru RUT IAWO me cMiAM 4s-vevw-4UMui i jy intfc VaJORK. FORCE COULD PROPUCfe A 3 PER CE NTT IWCRGA IM WANT GR09S NjATiOKjAU PR.OPOCT 6AUA program ne Los Angeles Clippers have signed rookie center-forward Joe Wolf (from North Carolina), one of the club's three first-round draft choices last June, to a multi-year contract. Wolf, a 6-1 1. 230 Dounder out of North V. CJ Ik OAJ TlAC CTDI Kfc mk.

ITil 1, rr- Carolina, was the 13th player selected in the ALL STAR Men: Greg Nolley 582. Women: Candy Watson 550. COUNTRY- Men: Ken Leonard 412. Women: Sharon Curtis 527. EAGLE Men: John Halton 678.

Margaret Buckner 400. EXPO Men: Rob McHargue 487. Wtmen: Mono Gause 414. 421-Men: Paul Breediove 442. Women: Rudell Moore 563.

HINDEL Men: Larry Hungate 440. Women: Pam Stow 405. t-YNHURST Men: Rick Lynn 720. Women: Pat Smith 429. RACEWAY Men: Bob Goldman 71S.

Women: Tammy Dryer 647. HELBY-Men: Jim Corbin 624. Women- Helen Hanley 505. SOUTHERN Men: Joe Blackburn Jr. Women: Alma Bradley 538.

SPORT Men: Keith Weaver 487. Women: Sue Yoden 549. WOODLAND Men: Ron Levien 462. Women: Eleanor Granger 584. laa college dratt and the Clippers second first-round pick The Montreal Canadiens acquired defenseman Larry Trader from the St.

l-ouis Blues in an NHL trade for defensrJman Gaston Gingras. The two teams also- agreed to switch, third-round draft choices in either the 1988 or 1989 NHL amateur entry draft..