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2C Poughkocpslo Journal Wednesday, January 14, 1987 Lists A The Greatest College Football Coaches of all time 1 Knute Reckn. Notre Dam 105 11 I Ml) I Frank Leahy, Boston College lOMlt 144) IDoyt Perry. Bowling GrMfl 77 II I5S 4 George Woodrull, Penn, Illinois, 1 Carlisle 142111(141) I Jack Calthtr. Florida AIM 201 14 4 144) 4 Dav Maurtr, Wtttenburg 12tll4(l3f I Paul Hoerneman, Heidelberg 10 ll 4 llltl 1 Den Coryitl. Whlttler I San Diego SI 127 14 1 1 134) Percy Haughton, Cornell, Harvard, A Co vhmbla tH74(IM) TANK MNAMAIU by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds ANP W6PREiT ID TUG GREAT Ts4C wiJUoiPitfese TKLTWfi TDBb HJIHfl lUAT ALL fcisniTLC.lv 70 5AI5 CVtlAJSZ6W THS Mb TAKf LrJLVS THAT ail PRCAMBLC TOlrtG IS 7 PCLAATiOKj OF NBA Boston Philadelphia Washington New York New Jersey Atlanta Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Indiana Cleveland EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Streak Home Away Conl 24 10 .706 Won 1 14 2 10 8 16 9 20 16 .556 5 Won 1 127 8 9 1012 18 17 .514 6Vi Won 3 12 6 611 10 15 12 24 .333 13 Lost 1 9 9 315 614 10 25 .286 14V2 Lost 3 8 9 MA 715 Central Division 24 22 23 18 17 14 9 10 14 15 18 ,21 14 2 15 4 16 4 12 4 12 4 10 8 10 7 14 8 7 6 14 10 7 10 1612 6 11 13 7 514 1111 413 913 Dallas Ulatf Houston Denver Sacramento San Antonio .727 Won 2 .688 IV Won 4 .622 3 Won 1 .545 6 Won 4 .486 8 Lost 3 AM 11 I 4 1 .4.1 II lUil at WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB Streak Home Away Conf 23 12 .657 Won 1 14 3 9 9 2010 13618 Vi Lost I 15 2 6inr9 18 .471 6Vj Won 3 11 8 .432 8 Won 3 .257 14 Lost 4 Lost 1 2F 16 16 9 9 21 26 26 .257 14 L.A.

Lakers 27 Portland 23 14 Gptden State 20 16 Seattle 18 16 Phoenix 14 22 L.A. Clippers 4 31 Mondays camet Washington 111, Sacramento 10 Atlanta ill. A Clippers IIS Lata Games Not Included Tuesday's Gamcs Boston 111, New Jersey 111 Dallas IM, New York ioi Detroit 101, Cleveland 101 Philadelphia 101. Indiana Milwaukee 111, Sacramento It Houston lit Phoenli IN Denver 111, Seattle in San Antonio at Golden State, (n) Utah al Portland, (nl Wednesday's Game Dallas ai Boston, 1 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1 m. New Jersey al Washington, 1 10 m.

Cleveland at Detroit, TOO Denver at LA Clippers, 10 30 m. San Antonio al Seattle, 10 30 m. Thursday's Games Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7 10 m. Washington at Indiana, 7 30 m. Houston al Chicago, I m.

Utah at Phoenli, 1 10 pm Golden State at UL Lakers. 10 m. Pjgrtlend al Sacramento, to m. i Maverlckj 103. Knicks 103 DALLAS (IN) Agulrrt II II It, Perkins S14 1 1 II.

Donaldson 14 2 4 Bleckman 12 II II It 41. Harper 4 114 II, DavlsWOoO, Schrempt 0 0040, Tarptey 0 1 0. Wood 1 1 0 0 2. Wennlngton 0. Totals 31 74 2MJ 100.

NEW YORK (lO) Cartwrlghl 44 II 1 It. McNealy 24 4. fwln lM 41 22, Henderson 47 I. Wilklns 44 10. Cummlngs 1 1 1 11.

Sparrow 4 700 Tucker It 2 2 1. Ore 1 10 1 2 i Totals 1M0 Dallas IT 14 21 101 low York 20 Zl 21 27 101 Three point goals Harper 2, Agulrre. fouled out Perkins, Tucker. Rebounds alias 41 (Perkins 11), New York 91 fCartwrkjht 10) Asslsts Oallas 20 (Harper J). New York 21 (Sparrow t).

Total louls Dal lis a New York IS. Technlcals Oallas lllt Ml detent; New York Illegal detenu. A 1 76ers 101. Pacers 94 fHILADELPHIA (101) I Barkley 10 11 12 IS 22. Green 02 00 0.

McCormick 1 4 00 4, Cheeks 1 14 2 9 It, Ervlng 4ll 21 U. Fret 24 4 10, Hlnson It 22 I. Colter OO 0. Wingate 17 1 1 14. Totals 1441 717101.

INDIANA t4) Person 12 17 1 4 27, Tisdale 14 2 2 12, Gray 4 04 2. Fleming 4 1 1 1 1. Richardson 34004, llliamt Oil 2 210. Long 2 12 2 2 4. Brooks 14 en mcty vrening, irv on Kussen Pacific Division 12 5 612 68 510 1313 4 16 1214 3 14 615 3 18 515 .771 Won .622 5 Won 2 .556 7'2 Won 1 J29 8V2 Lost 1 .389 13Vi Lost 4 .114 23 Lost 16 171 15 3 12 7 11 9 96 314 107 J9J 811 17 9 8 9 15 8 7 7 5 16 M7 16 12 9 17 4 18 Transactions NHL Philadelphia NY Islanders Pittsburgh NY Rangers New Jersey Washington Montreal Harttord Boston Quebec Buffalo Minnesota Chicago Detroit "Toronto St.

Louis Edmonton Calgary Winnipeg Los Angeles Vancouver BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITY ROYALS Slgned Buddy Biancalana, shortstop, Jorge Of 14. outlielder, Bill Pecota and Ron Johnson, Inlielders. John Davis, Theo Shaw and Jerry Gleaton. pitch ers and Terry Bell, catcher, to one year con tracts Eastern League HARRISBURG SENATOftS Named Dave Trembley manager. Rick Redd general manager and Todd Vender Woude assistant general manager BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NATIONAL.

BASKETBALL ASSOCI ATION Permanently banned Lewis Lloyd as. Signed Ci ouard to a 10 day conlr PHILADELPHIA 76ERS Activated and Mitchell Wiggins, Houston Rxket guan Irom the league lor drua use rtLANu LAVAiitKS stgnea traig luard to a 10 day contract CLEVELAN Ehlo. Jell Ruland, center, Irom the injured list. rUUIBALl National Football League BUFFALO BILLS NamedWalt Corey defensive coordinator and linebacker eoacn DALLAS COWBOYS Named Jim Erken beck ollensive line coach HOCKEY National Hockey League; LOUIS BLUES Recalled Todd Ewen. right wing COLLEGE ARIZONA Named Olck Tomey head foot ball coach MCNEESE STATE Suspended Michael Cutright, guard, indefinitely Irom the basket oan team lor aiscipunary reasons STATE Nl SAN DIEGO Named Jon Hoke de fensive line and special teams coach.

Mike Nelson outside linebackers coach Announced that Dana Bible, tight ends coach, would also coach receivers SAN JOSE STATE Named Rick Rasnlck ollensive coordinator and Dan Henson guar terbacks and receivers coach SYRACUSE Announced that Rodney Walker, basketball forward, has left school America's cup SM4.Totab 42 tO 0 11 14. Philadelphia ajmani 24 IS 12 20 MI ei 2 Three point goals Barkiey. Wingate, Per ion 2 Fouled out Williams Rebounds Phil delphl 42 (Barkley IS). Indiana SI (Tisdale Ml. Asslsts Phlladelphia 15 (Cheeks I).

Indl i musseii ii. total louis Philadelphia fjseJMRus IVlndlaMl 24. TKhnkals lndiana llteaal a Indiana Loach Ramsey. A Pistons 103, Cavaliers 101 DITROtT (IBM Banlley 4 14 7 1 It, Green 1 10 44 1. Lalm btir 14 04) 12.

Thomas II 24 ll 21. Dumars 0 2 4 10, Rodman 112 2 4, Johnson I1 1 2 ll4alleyllllS.NevltlOlO00.Tolals40 10l IMS 103. CJVALIERI 1111) Subbartf 41 12 t. Williams HO 14 13. Dinherty 4 1014 11, Bagley 1 12 4 4 10.

Harp eraf 14 7 10 17. Newman 1 1 04 1. West 1 1 1 l.WurpIn 2 44 10, McCray 12 02 2 Totals I lt 211 101. C5ro 24 27 21 21 101 Uweuers 21 24 27 lf 101 fouled out Daugherty, West. Rebounds DjtroH It (Lalmbeer IS), Cavaliers S7 (Wil llatris, West 10) Assists Detroit 21 (Thomas tCCfvalltrs 21 (Bagley 10).

Total louls De irBlk Cavaliers 30. Technicals Del. Ill de ase.2.A V7n. icelttcs 123, Neu 117 JHcHale ll 1 4 11. Bird 4 It 111 11.

Parish is 22. Johnson Itlt 4 22, Aihge 7 1 1 44 II, Roberts 14 004. Daye 1 2 1 1 1. Slchling 1 1 2 2rTalals4S t211NI2 iff JERSEY (117) aumer 25 214. Williams 410 OI0 14.

Caiinskl 111 14 It, Washington 21 II S. town 012 1 1 21 Woolrldge ll 4 4 27. Bal My 24 00 4. Wood 1 1 04 McKenna 1 4 04 1 Coleman 01 040. King 4101 2 ll.Totals 43 ftstoa 11 14 27 21 121 Svi Jersey XMXH 111 Sljree polnt goah Alnge.

Woolrldge, Wood. McKenna. King Fouled out None Re Mkiads Boston 4t (Parish II New Jersey IWiHIamt Asslsts Boston 2t (Bird )0) Nw Jersey 2S (Washington I). Total louls Beston 21, New Jersey Technlcals Ne Jersey III. defense.

Williams. A llltl. Bucks 113, Kings 89 iCSASHTO(ni OHorpe 1121417. Tyler 01 0 0 0. Thompson 41 14 It.

Smith 4 17 00 1. Theus 10 1 7 II, PI 1 1 1 Wilson 02 04 0, Kleine 4 1 1 1 0 7 04 0. Pressley 1 1 04 1. Olberd 1 1. Roger 1 1 00 Totals 17 II 21 MILWAUKEE (111) Smmlngs II II 1 1 a Reynolds I tl 54 21, At Fremantle.

Australia CHALLENGER ELIMINATION Louis Vultton Gup Best of Seven Tuesday Result Stars A Stripes. Dennis Conner, vs. New Zealand, Chris Dickson, I minute, seconds. Stars A Stripes leads series, 1 0 Wednesday's Race Stars A Stripes vs New Zealand. DEFENDER ELIMINATION Final Best ot Nine Wednesday's Ran Australia IV, ColmBeashel, vs Kookaburra III, lain Murray AMERICA'S CUP Best of Seven Begins Jan 11 Challenger champion vs Defender cham plon Tennis Situ 1 11 00 14, Hodges ill 04 II, Pierce 1 1 u.

oriogeman iiij 1 1 0O2. EmIm 04O4 0, Collins 24 04 4. Totals 1141 IOI1 tvilMI4.BreuerS t2 laVadleyWOOlKSmlthl in. SJcramento II 25 21 Ot Milwaukee 14 10111 Jthree point goals Hodges Fouled out Man Rebounds Sacramento 54 (Thorpe t), Milwaukee 11 (Cummlngs II) Asslsts Secra mjmto (Theus 1), Milwaukee 11 (Hodges 7). Tflal fouls Sacramento II Milwaukee 23.

A IA741 Rockets )18, Suns 100 pkOCNIX (IM) KwceiOM 1 1 17, Plnckney 17117. Adams 144 4 4 M. DavH Ml 4 4 21. Humphries 1 1 1 2 Mr 1 04 aanoers 1 1 vv norna I fiattlso 1 2 2 2 A Gondreilck 02 VMM 04041 Addison 1 2 04 2. Totals 1 MM0.

itaaitilll ru) 04) Sampson 1124 54 lli wow nuieiia wiinnieiieia jtiil 4m 1 1 IL Harris 110 IS II. Petersen 1 1 Anderson Oi 04 1 Ftitl 1 1 04 1 Totals ifTtflAlU. 9t iw XXHX lll Viewpoint goats Humphries. Oavis. oul Nont.

Rebounds Phoenia ailPlwckney I), Houston SI (Sampson rl). AetXra PhoenU 11 (Humphries I). Houston ITtMinnlefleld 0). Total fouls Phoenli 25. Houston 10.

Technlcal Houslon Coack Fitch. A U.I14. I Australian Open MELBOURNE. Australia Results Tues day in the tl 150 000 Ford Australian Open Tennis Championship at Kooyong Men Singles First Round Matt Anoer. Pleasonton.

Calif, def Marcel Freeman, Los Angeles, 1 4, 14. retired Derrick Rostagno. Rancho Palos Verdes. Calif del. Nduka Odnor.

Nigeria, 7 5. 1 2, Wally Masur, Australia, def. John SadrL Charlotte. NCI 1.4 7. 1 4.

14 Mark Kratimann, Australia, def Jay Lapl dus. Princeton, NJ.74, 46,76,44. Russell Simpson, New Zealand, def Gary Donnelly. Scottsdale. Aril 74, 1 7, 1 74 Bud Schultz.

Boston, def Steve Guy, New Zealand, 7 S. 6 2, 1 6. 7 6 John Letts. Rolling Hills, Calil def Gilad Bloom. Israel, 44, 7 5 44.64 Mlchiel Schapers, Netherlands, def.

Jon Le vine, Phoenix, Aril 4 1, 6 4, 6 4 Mark Woodlorde, Australia, del Michael Baroch. Australia, 6 1, 6 4. 6 4 Oan Goldie. McLean, Va def Mike De Palmer, Knoiville. Tenn 14.

4 4. 6 1, 4 2 Paul Ahnacone, Brldgehampton, def. Tony Mrnoh. Nigeria. 7 4, 74.

6 4 Andreas Maurer, West Germay, def. Simon Yout, Australia. 4 4. 4 1 7 6 Brad Orewett, Australia, del. Paul McNa mee, Australia, 44,14 4 4.

4 2 Danie Visser, South Africa, def Leif Shiras, Milwaukee. Wis 4 4. 4 2. 6 7 6 Gary Muller, South Africa, del Steve Denton, Driscoll, Texas. 4 7.

1 1. 1 4. 6 4 Bill Scanlon, Dallas, del Anthony Lane, Australia. 07, 16, 61,12. 6 2 Women Singles First Round Gigl Fernandei, Puerto Rico, del Sally McCann, Australia, 6 4 41 Yukie Konuml, Japan, del.

Myrlam Schropp. West Germany, 4 1. 2 6, 6 1 Susan Rimes, Fort Lauderdale, Fla, det. Caryn Copeland. Scottsdale, Am 6 2, 6 2 Anne Smith, Dallas, del.

Virginie Paquet, France. 7 S. 6 1 Willrud Probst, West Germany, del. Mi chelle Bowrey. Australia, 1 1, 1 4 Anne Hobbs.

Britain, def Anna Marl Fernandez, Torrance. Calif 1 0. retired Helen Kelesl. Canada, def. Claudia Mon lelro.

Brazil. 4 4, 44 Heather Ludlotf. Foster City, Calif, del. tmiko unagawa. japan, j.

a i Tuesday's Games Winnipeg 1. Washington 2 Edmonton 5. Detroit 1 Pittsburgh Y. Islanders II Wednesday's Games Boston at Harttord, 7 15 m. Montreal at Buffalo.

7 IS m. Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 35 ro. Minnesota at Toronto, 7 IS m. New Jersey at Chicago. 1 15 m.

Rangers at Calgary, lllim Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10 IS m. Thursday's Games Hartford at Boston. 7 15 Montreal at Philadelphia. 7 35 m. Edmonton at Quebec, 7 35 m.

Toronto al Detroit, 7 35 Washington at Y. Islanders, I 05 m. Penguins 3, Islanders 3 Pittsburgh 1110 1 NY. Islanders 2 0 10 1 First Period New York. Bossy (Gilbert, Morrow).

2 45 2. Pittsburgh, Simpson 17 (Bodger. Mentha), 1 10 (pp) Mm York, Makela 14 (Sutter, Lelter). IS 07 (pp) Penal ties Curran, NYI (cross checking), New York bench, served by Bassen (too many men on Ice). 11 12.

McGeough, Pit (Interference), Second Perlod 4, Pittsburgh. Simpson II Honey, Frawley). 1 or Penalty LaFon talne. NY (holding). 2 Third Period 5, Pittsburgh, Cunneyworth 14.

2 5 4. New York, Bossy (Trotlier, Pot vln), II 57 Penalties None. Overtime None Penalties None Shots on goal Pittsburgh 15 lit 4 41. NY Islanders liJ tl Power play Opportunities Pittsburgh 1 of IT NY. Islanders lot I Goalies Pittsburgh, Meloche (X shots 21 saves) Y.

Islanders. Smith (41 X). A 14 374 Referee Andy Van Hellemond LinesmenLinesmen John Arnica. Brad Laurowkh. Jets 3, Capitals 2 lANDOVER.

Md Dal Hawerchuck and Paul MacLean scored during one minute. 44 second span early in the third period, lifting II was the fifth victory In six games for the Jets, who moved to within three points ot second place Calgary in the Smyfh Division. Washington, which had lost only one of II previous home games to Winnipeg, remains last In the Patrick Division Winnipeg 2 1 Washington 1 1 0 2 First Perjod Winnipeg, Hamel 14. 1 OS. 1.

Washlngtonm. Adams I (Murphy, Laugh lln). 17 55 Penalties None -Second Period Washington. Miller 1 (Hatcher). 15 It.

Penalty Smilh. Was (book Ing), II 11. Third Perlod 4. Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 21 17 Winnipeg. McLean 21 (Mullin, Eltett).

11 Penalties Kite. Win (cross checking). 24. Ridley. Was (high slicking), II 07.

Marois, Win, double minor (high sticking, roughing), II 07 Shots on goal Winnipeg 1 1 7 24. Washing tan II 11 Power play Opportunities Winnipeg 0 ol I. Berlhiaum (X shots 27J seven nasningion, reeiers 124 11). A 12.110 Referee Ron Hoggarlh. Linesmen Bob Hodges, Dan McCourt WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division 29 11 3 61 183 116 20 21 48 160 147 15 7 1 42 156 146 12 6 3 41 175 176 9 8 4 39 158 196 13 7 3 37 132 167 10 10 1 Adams Division 22 17 6 50 154 137 15 7 2 46 139 138 12 4 4 43 146 133 9 7 3 41 148 145 11 7 4 29 141 163 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrls Division 18 20 5 41 168 165 17 20 6 40 158 178 16 19 8 40" 135 151 17 20 5 3H47 151 16 19 7 39 147 165 Smythe Division 28 13 2 58 199 148 16 4 2 25 17 1 51 170 158 IS 61 22 17 4 48 146 144 12 8 2 18 21 4 40 178 184 12 9 0 12 26 5 29 140 171 6 14 2 22 17 17 17 17 20 17 21 15 22 20 16 19 18 17 20 12 25 710 3 1110 2 10 5 4 8 8 6 12 5 4 11 6 3 9 9 2 710 3 5 11 5 8 12 3 4 14 2 5 126 7 10 4 812 2 10 11 2 6 13 3 5 15 2 710 3 715 2 8 11 2 5 151 53 4 12 90 10110 10 9 2 6 12 4 6 123 11 4 2 11' 6 3 6 10 4 9 8 3 7 10 1 6 12 1 10 5 3 8 5 3 6 6 2 6 8 2 610 2 7 8 2 6 10 2 9 7 3 9 8 2 7 5 5 11 82 9 7 0 10 6 0 6 10 3 5101 Collogo Baskotball Blackman's 41 bury the nicks EAST Amherst It, Skldmore 17 Army II Manhattan 41 Brandeis tl.

Wentworth Tech 40 Bucknell 71 St Francis. Y. St Buffalo It Elmira 71 Camsius 71, Bowling Green 61 Coast Guard 64, Nichols 4t Cornell 74, Colgate 57 Dartmouth 13. New Hampshire II Eastern 14. Kings.

NY 57 Connecticut 17, Mass Boston 71 Gettysburg 17, Susquehanna St Grand View II. Simpson Iowa M. OT King's. Pa IS. Messiah 12 Kulitown tl.

Alvernla It Salle X. Holy Cross St Loyola, Md 7S. Robert Morris 57 Marist tl Long Island 70 Montctalr St. 71, Rutgers Camden St Adams St X. Framlngham St OS.

OT Northeastern 74, Hartford 45 NYU IN. Hunter 17 Penn t4. SI Francis. Pa IS Point Park 117, La Roche 77 Potsdam St 41. Hartwick 54 Si Peter's 71.

FalrliektS? SE Massachusetts HI. Salem St 77 Syracuse 71, Boston Coll 64 Upsala II, Clark 71 Westllctd St 70. Bridgewater, Mass. 61 Williams tl, RPITt Worcester St. N.

Fitchburg St 17 SOUTH Carson Newman 101. Tenn Temple tl Christian Bros to, Trevecca 14 Coll of Charleston tl. Citadel II Covenant 00, Milligan 77 Cumberland. Ky 102. Alice Lloyd Emory Henry tl, Hampden Sydney Liberty It.

Palm Beach Atlantic 65 Marv Washington 77, Gallaudet 70 Norfolk St to, Hampton OT Greensboro 71 Wash I Lee 41 Westeyan 14. Va Wesleyan 44 Plellfer 71. Gulltord 66 Plkevllle 15. Kv, Christian 71 Presbyterian 72. C.

Aiken IS NEW YORK (AP) Rolando Blackman scored a season high 41 points Tuesday night but he made his toughest shot of the game by "attack ing" the basket "It was an isolation play," the Dal las guard said of the field goal that broke a 101 101 tie and sent the Mavericks onto a 108 J03 victory over the New York Knicks. yelled to clear the way, I drove the baseline, pump faked, and then when my defender didn't go for it, I lofted a shot high in the air. But I concentrated on taking a shot that had a chance." The Mavericks, snapping a two game losing streak, broke the Knicks six game homecourt winning streak. Blackman scored 22 of his points in the first quarter and five in the final 1:58 of the game. With the Knicks ahead, 101 100, "Blackman made three free throws and his baseline jumper as the Mavericks took control.

"I'm thinking at that point in the Blackman, whose previous high this season was'39 points, hit 12 of IB from the field and 17 for 19 from tht line in 41 minutes. Celtics 123, Nets 117 EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. Dennis Johnson's three point play with 2:16 left defused a New Jersey rally and all five Boston starters scored 21xrmore points as theCelt ics beat the Nets. Johnson and Robert Parish had 22 points each and Kevin McHale, Larry Bird and Danny Ainge added 21 apiece for the Celtics, who won for the eighth time in their last nine games.

Bird, who missed trie previous three games with a strained back, hit only one of his first 10 shots. New Jersey trailed by as many as 16 points in'thc fourth quarter, but rallied for 10 consecutive points, to close the deficit to 110 106. After Johnson's three point play, Ainge hit two free throws and Bird added a Virginia Union IM Eayetteville St 72 Oilers 5, Red Wings 3 DETROIT Defenseman Randy Gregg scored his fourth goal of the season with 1 41 remaining, breaking a third period II and leading Edmonton over Detroit cdmonton won its third straight game and is wings games three In row and are wlnless Wings in the! ir last live The Oilers are 17 1 1 aoalntl the Red Wlnn In their last It meetings and dmonlon has hottest at Detroit since Dec. II. 1M0 After Detroit's Darren Veitch tied the score 11 with 12 51 left in the third period.

Esa Tlnkkanen stole the puck In tht Red Wings' end from Petr Kllma and fed a pass to Wayne Gretiky Grctzky waited tor Gregg to move Into position In the slot before sliding pass through to the delenseman, who beat goal lender Glen Hanlon with slapshot. Jarl Kurrl clinched the victory with en empty net goal at It It of the third. Edmonton I 2 2 Detroit 12 1 1 First Perlod Edmonton. Anderson 21 (Messier, Coflcy), 20 Penalties Messier, Edm (delay of game), 7 14, Kocur. Oct (delay of game), 7 14.

Muni, Edm (tripping), I 57, Beukeboom, Edm (hooking), II S7, Veitch, Det (hooking), IS 04, Smith. Edm (holding), IS It Second Perlod 2. Detroit, Burr 14 (Gallant, Barrl, 2 47. fdmonton. Gretiky II (Messier.

Anderson), 4t 4. Detroit. Ogrodnick 12 (Veitch, Yierman), 1 20 S. Edmonton. Lowe 5 (Anderson, Messier), 15 II (pp) Penalties Veltch.

Det (cross checking). 2 54, Norwood, Det (holding), 7 It. Beukeboom, Edm (rough Ing), II 55, Kllma, Del (roughing), II Is, McClelland. Edm, maor misconduct (fight maior misconduct Ing), 12 12, Kocur. Det, (lighting).

12 12, Higgins. is, Beukeboom, Higgin Edm, Oct (hooklm). major (lighting). CBA Mississippi Tampa Bay Pensacola Savannah Charleston Albany Topeka La Crosse Wyoming Cincinnati Wisconsin Rocktord Eastern Division 14 11 4 1 II 0 11 0 1 Western Division 14 10 I 1 10 I 0 10 OW 47 41 40 10 2Vi 40 17 II 13V4 10 II Ptl It 07 II 60 54 50 12. 17 12 54' 54 4t NOTE: Each victory Is worth three points, (ach quarter won during the gam is worth one point and a quarter lied Is worth one half pom).

Monday's Gam Mississippi 111. Pensacola II (7, 0) Tuesday's Games Albany at Savannah Tampa Bay at Mississippi Topeka al Rocktord Wyoming at Cincinnati Wednesday Games La Crosse at Rocktord Tampa Bay at Pensacola IS 11, Norwood. Det. maior Itiohtlnof. IS il Anderson, Edm (hooking).

It ll. Third Period Detroit. Veitch I (Gallant. Burr), 7 02. 7, Edmonton.

Gregg 4 (Gretzky, Tlkkanen), 11 It. 0. Edmonton. Kurrl (Gretiky, Krushelnyski). It ItJrAfT Penal ties Smith, Edm (holding), 11 ti.

Burr, Det (roughing), II 04, Muni, Edm (hooking). II 17. Det (delay sl game). It It Shots on goal Edmonton II 11 10 35. Detroit lllOO ll Power play Opportunities Edmonton 1 of 4.

Detroit 0 of S. Goalies Edmonton. Fuhr (0 shotsO saves). Moog (S 20 first. 2 2).

Fuhr (7 01 first, 2t 24). Detroit. Hanlon (14 10). A lt.472. Reteree Bob Myers.

Linesmen Ron Finn, Jerry Paleman. Ski Report Christina Sinaer. West Germany, def. Ml chaela Paiderova Ciechoslovakia. 0 1, 6 4.

Belinda Cordwell, New Zealand, def Terry Holladay. Del Mar, Calif, 41. 7 4 Jamne Thompson, Australia, def. Amanda Dingwall, Australia. 7.

7 4. 6 4 Cammy MacGregor, Palos Verdes, det Carina Karlsson, Sweden, 7 1 4, 1 2 Sylvia Hanika. West Germany, def Marianne Van der Torre. Netherlands, 7 5. 5 7, 100 Jenny Byrne.

Australia, def. Liu Nelll. Australia. 4 4, 2 6, 4 2 Betsy Nagelsen, Kapalu Bay, Hawaii, def. Lea Antonoplis.

Glendora, 4 2, 7. 4 Andrea Hollkova, Ciechoslovakia, del. Sandy Collins, Odessa Tenas, 0 1, 4 6. 1 4. Men's Doubles nj Round Jeremy Bates and Andrew Castle, Britain, det Richard Fricker and Gavin Plitiner.Aus tralia.S7.l4.4 2 John Letts.

Rolling Hills. Calif and Michael Robertson, South Africa det Johan Carlsson and Peter Carlsson, Sweden, 7 4, 4 1 Amos Mansdorf, Israel, and Huub van Boeckel, Netherlands, del Shane Birr and Jason Slollenberg, Australia, 4 4. 4 4. Christian Seceanu, West Germany, and Do mlnik Utiinger, Swltterlend. det.

Michael Fancutt. Australia, and Hank Pfisler, Bakers field. 74. 74 Latest line (Home Team in CAPS) Wednesday Jan 14 NFL FOOTBALL SUPER BOWL XXI (at Pasadena. Calil I Sunday.

Jan. 25 Favorlt Points Underdog Y. GIANTS IVi Denver PRO BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog DETROIT t' Clvlnd BOSTON TVi Dallas WASHINGTON I Jersey PHILADELPHIA I Atlanta SEATTLE 7 Antonio Denver 4V, CLIPPERS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Carolina SVi IONA Kentucky pick JACKSNVLL KENT ST SV Ohio RICHMOND 1 Virginia Tech Michigan 2Vi "MIAMI OHIO BALL ST A ft: I Michigan KENTUCKY JVi Florida IOWA ST 6Vj Colorado GEORGIA I1 Vanderbill PURDUE II Minnesota PROVIDENCE 12'1 Connecticut TOLEDO I Michigan Duke II MARYLAND ILLINOIS 1 Iowa ARKANSAS 11 Rice Louisville TV, SMISS BAYLOR 3V, Tcas Tech Mississippi MISS ST. AUBURN IV, Tennessee TCU. 4 SMU Memphis St 11 OROBERTS Va Commonwealth 4 ALABAMA Virginia JVi GWASHING TON Carolina 4V, VIRGINIA Pittsburgh 4V, SETON HALL MISSOURI 14V, Old Dominion Colorado St.

IV, AIR FORCE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Favorite Goals Underdog PITTSBURGH 1 Winnipeg HARTFORD, evenV, Boston TORONTO even Minnesota Montreal evenv, BUFFALO CHICAGO I IV, Jersey CALGARY I IV) NY Rangers LOS ANGELES I IV, Vancouver New York CORTLAND. NY. Here art Ih latest New York state ski conditions, compiled by Ski Areas ol New York Inc and based on reports supplied by the ski areas ta the Indus association, egend 0 new Inches ol snow In the past 24 hours. 0 0 base depth of snowrsm snowmaki Ing, gin grooming, powder; pp packed pow den wp wet powder, wdp wind blown powder) fg froien granular; Ig loos granular; wg wet granular, co corn snow, vvariablt conditions, mgs machine groomed surface, sp sprlng conditions, ns night skiing SOUTHERN Catamount 0 New gm pp 12 IS bast 15 tralls ns Deer Run 1 New gm pp 1411 bast 14 trails Holiday Mtn. 0 New mgs 100 base I trails ns Hunter I New sm gm pp 24 00 base 45 trails Ml Peter 0 New sm gm Ig 1030 base 1 trails ns Platteklll 2 New gm pp 12 14 base II trails Ski Windham 1 New sm gm pp 15 70 base IS trails Sterling Forest 0 New sm gm Ig 0 base 4 trails nt NORTHERN Big Tupper 2 New gm pp 0 20 bast 22 trails Got Mtn.

1 New sm gm pp 26 44 bast 10 trails McCaulty 0 New gm pp 021 bast 10 trails West Mtn. New gm pp 11 14 bast It trails ns Snow Ridgt 1 New gm pp 12 11 bast 17 trills xc Titus Mtn. New gm pp 1124 bast 14 trails Whittfact 1 New sm gm pp 1016 bast 22 trails i Willard Mtn. 0 New gm'op II 41 base 12 trails ns Woods Valley 4 New gm pp IB IS base 0 trails CENTRAL ANO WESTERN Branding New gm mgs SIS base 2 trails ns Bristol Mtn 2 New sm gm mgs 12 25 base trails ns Cockaigne 4 New gm pp 1014 bast 10 trails nsxc Greek Peak 2 New sm gm pp 12 20 bast 21 trails ns Holiday Valley 2 New sm gm mgs 021 base 41 trails ns Kissing Bridge I New gm pp 640 has 21 trails ns Labrador 2 New gm pp 114 bast 20 trails ns Peek 'q Peak 1 New sm gm pp 4 10 base 14 trails ns Song Mtn I New sm gm pp 4 30 base 20 trails ns Swain 1 New sm gm mgs 35 bast It trails ns CROSSCOUNTRY Legend ts track setting in last 24 hours; sm snowmaking km tra set distance ol 3 roomed trail available km frails total trail istance open in system ns arte oilers night cross country ratiiny LA 4 New Is 10 km tru set 10 km trails Cockaigne 4 New 0 Km Irak set I km trails Got Mln I New ts 1 km Iran set km trails GreekTeak 2 New ts 20 km trai set km trails rlyer Meadows I New IS Km trai set 30 km trails Lapland Lake 0 New ts 27 km trai set 17 km Irlils McCauley I New ts 20 km tra set 20 km trails Mt Van Hoevenberg 1 New ts sm IS km lra set 50 km trails Techlers Trails 2 New It 14 km trai set 20 km trails Peek Peak I New 0 Km Iras set km trails Snow Ridge 1 New 0 Km trai set 10 km trails Whitetace. Resort 4 New fs 7 km trai set 7 km trails Harrah's odds Rust U.

Flsk 41 St Augustine's V. St Paul's 11 MIDWEST Bctoit 47. St Norbert a Blackburn M. Harris Stow 64 Cedarville tl. Melon Franklin 16, Anderson, Ind.

71 Goshen 17, Huntington 11 Grand Rapls Baptist 11 Bethel, Ind 74 Kansas Newman tl. Pittsburg St 13 Kearney St tl, Hastings 20T Missouri Southern 77, Drury 71 Missouri Western 17. Wayne St. Neb 14 OT "Moody Bible HVTfimty Christian IL North Central 61. Carroll, Wis 56 North Park 101, Millikeo 74 Oakland City 00.

Hanover 75 Purdue Calumet 71, Illinois Tech 72 Rlo Grande 101. Urbane to Rlpon 71, Lawrence 64 Rockhurst 12, Mid Am Naiaren 77 Roosevelt lot. NE Illinois ts School of tht Oiarks 70. Bartlesvillt Weslyn Southwestern, Kan 70, Sterling 12 St Francis, Ind 11. Manchester 40 Tarklo 100 Concordia.

Neb 70 Tiffin II, Ohio Dominican 61 Trl State 107, Indiana Tech 101 Valparaiso 64. Marian II Viterbo 71, Concordia, Minn 57 Walsh 17, Mt Vernon Naiarent It Washington, Mo 62, Smith 55 Wis Oshkosh tl. Cardinal Strltch 7t Wis. Parkside 15. Lakeland 65 SOUTHWEST E.Cent Oklahoma 61.

Okla Christian 65 Panhandle St 110. Adams St 7t SL Edwards. Ttias 61, Southwestern, Texas 60 Trias AIM 41. Ttias 52 W. Texas St 04.

Midwestern Texas SO fAr west Colorado Coll 40, Colorado Mines SO Colorado 4X Neb Omaha 60 NW Naiarent 17, Alaska Pacilic 14 Late Monday results EAST Pitt Johnstown 45, Slippery Rock 64 Rider 12, Utica 74 St. Joseph's. Maine 64 57 SOUTH Bethel, Tenn U.Lambuth7L Clemson 101. Florida Intl 55 Coastal Carolina 15. St, Andrew's 54 peita u.

Livingston 11 Eir Lane 41. Flsk 64 Carolina A1T 45. Morgan SL 44 C. Central 74, Eluabeth City 73. OT Wilmington 14.

Richmond 61 Alabama 76. Mississippi Coll 71 Georgia 74, Piedmont 57 SE Louisiana It. New Mexico I Spring Hill It. Montevallo 11 Valdosta St. 76.

Troy St 72. OT MIDWEST Baker 12, Bethany, Kan 70 Benedictine, Kan n. Nebraska Wesleyan 44 Cent Bible 77, Southwestern, Texas 46 Cincinnati 71, Virginia Tech 71 Culver Stockton 60. MacMurray 51 Dana ft, Sioux Falls 14 Dickinson St 11, Jamestown 57 Ooane to. Peru 61 Emporia St 111, Marymount, Kan tl Evansvlll 73, Oral Roberts 61 Illinois St 11, Illinois 70 Indiana SE 11, Ind Pur Indpls 10 Kansas St 7t, Wichita St 17 Mo St.

Louis 104, Eureka 75 Morris 70, Moorhead 66 Oulncy 71, SW Missouri 75, OT Winona St. 70. Iowa It SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 14. Louisiana St 15 Pan American 64, St. (Mary's.

Texas St, SE Oklahoma Dallas 51 MM A tnlrn Ann ysl I1 1 Ir ve, i said. "I realize what my history is long jumper for a 117 106 Boston ad vantage with 1:54 to go. The Mavericks are 35 7 over the Jast several years when Blackman has scored 30 or more points and are 5 1 under those circumstances this season. "I take that as a big responsibility he said. "But I don't mind that.

I know that it's a burden that will 'make me a better player." vantage with 1:54 to go. McHale scored seven points and Parish six during a 19 7 third quarter streak that lifted the Celtics from a 68 67 deficit to an 86 75 lead. McHale, who scored 20 or more points for the 33rd time in 34 games this season, started the spurt with a fallaway jumper that exchanged the lead for the 20th and final time in the game. laston ion 16. Concordia.

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SW Texas St 74, Hardin Simmons 72 Texas Southern 77, Alabama St. 72 FAR WEST Cal Irvine 13. Pacific 77 Carroll. Mont ll, Mary 11 ColL ot Idaho 100. Alaska Pacific 71 Colorado 74.

Calilornla 41 Colorado Mines 74, Colorado 64 Denver tl, Mex. Highlands 7t Oregon 75. Lewis Clark SI 71 George Fox ts, Warner Pacific IS Grand Canyon 17, Master 14 Hawaii Hllo to, Alaska Fairbanks 77 Llnlield 74, Pacific Ore 71 Utah to. Cat Lutheran II Baptist 104. Lewis A Clark.

Ore 17 Aroa collogos Women's basketball Rockland 107. Dutchess CC 44 DUTCHESS CC 144) Val Roschlau 0 0 0 0. Sue Ranlerl 5 0 2 12, Gaykt Schrader 1 01 1. Heidi Blckel 4 4 4 11. Heather Parker I 0 2 2, Deb TAaroldt I 4 4.

Lisa Connor 1121 Tricia Carney 1 00 2. Totals 14 I It 44 ROCKLAND CCC (1071 Phonecla Oickerson 11 44 27, Becky Miller 7 2 2 14. Taml Whitlow 112 1. Lara Cannon 0l 10. Pattl Blmard 17 14 17, Karen Morris 6 2 2 14.

Totals 47 12 It 107: Halttim scor Rockland CCC 50. Dutchess CC 20 Three point goals Rockland I (Dicker son), Outchess 1 (Ranelrl 2, Blckel 1) Rockland CCC lit overall, 0 0 Region IS. Dutchess CC 04 overall, Ol Region 15. Marist Si. Cornell 43 CORNELL (41) Mary Browne 7 IS 2 1 16.

Tracy Sullivan 02 1 4 1. Pattl Froehllch 2 1 2 2 6, Carla Kelly 2 Ot 4, Kathleen Cells 114 41, Elaine Brodie 1 1 254. Sheryl Church 04) 0 0 0. Jennifer Cochran 0 0 0. jonelle Mullen 15 2 2 4, Vaieiatha Pavn M000, Gloria Pecle Ol 04 0.

Totals 1154 112141. MARIST (55) Michelle Michel 14224. Jacatyn CNdl 1 10 OO 12, Jennifer Gray 2 4 004. Donna Aelllo 1 1 211. Jennifer Neil 1 1 1 1 IS.

Kim Smith Bey 2500 4. Monica OHalloran 14 0 0 2. Annette McKay Ol 00 0. Suianne Lynn 15014, Laura Trevisanl 04 01 0 Totals 14 51 7 II 55 Halttim score Marisl 14. Cornell If Total fouls Cornell 14, Marist 11 Fouled out None Techlncal fouls None Rebounds Marisl 42 (Michel f.

Gray Jen 0 Neil 7), Cornell IS (Mullen f) Assists Cornell II (Sullivan 1), Marisl 11 (Michel 7, Aeillo 5) Turnovers Cornell ll (Sullivan, Kelly, Brody with 4), Marist 20 (Michel SI. Attendance 100 Marks! 4 7 overall. Pistons get 4th in row with win by the Cavs RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) Isiah Thomas scored 28 points, including 11 in the final five minutes, to lead the surging Detroit Pistons past the Cleveland Cavaliers, 103 101, Tuesday night. The victory was the fourth straight NBA 76ers 101, Pacers 94 INDIANAPOLIS Charles Barkley scored 14 of his 33 points in the second quarter and had 15 rebounds for Detroit and 19th in 23 games, to lead Philadelphia. A field goal by Indiana's Vern Cleveland lost for the sixth time in seven games.

The score was 72 72 entering the final period and was tied nine times duringthe quarter. Cleveland had its last lead, 95 93, on an 18 foot jump shot by rookie Ron Harper, who had a season best 37 points. Thomas then hit two shots, and Adrian Dantley, who scored 19 points, made two foul shots to give the Pistons a 99 95 lead with 51 seconds left. Bucks 113. Kings 89 MILWAUKEE Terry Cummings scored 23 points and Jerry Reynolds added 21 to lead Milwaukee.

The victory snapped the Bucks' three game losing streak, while the Kints lost their fourth straight. Tu3alle Thompson ledthe Kings with 19 points and Otis Thorpe added 17. Reynolds scored eight of his 10 fourth quarter points in a' 12 4 run with 5:30 gone in the final period and Fleming early in the third quarter cut the 76ers lead to 51 46 but Philadelphia kept an eight: to 10 point lead the rest of the game. Maurice Cheeks added 19 points for the 76ers, while David Wingate and Julius Erving had 14 each and World Free added 10. Chuck Person led the Pacers with 27 points and 10 rebounds.

Herb Williams added 18 points off the bench, while Wayman Tisdale scored 12 points and 11 rebounds. Rockets 118, Suns 100 HOUSTON Ralph Sampson had a season high 31 points and 19 rebounds and Akeem Olajuwon added 30 points and 10 rebounds to inspire the undermanned Rockets over Phoenix. The Rpckets, who dressed only nine players, learned earlier Tues day that Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell RENO Nev Here are this week Super Bowl odds from Harrah'i Reno Race Sports Book New York Giants 0 over Denver been banned perman Men's basketball SUNV New Palli at Manhattanvill, 730 pm. Ic hockey Holy Cross al Army, 7 30 m. Women's swimming RPI el Marist.

7 pm. Thursday Women's basketball Mercy at Army, 4 pm. Friday Women's basketball SUNV Oneonta at SUNT New Partz. I Men's basketball Dutchess CC at Middlesex (N County College. 7pm Mount Saint Mary at Upsala College, 7 10 m.

i Ic hockey Army tl Notre Dame. 7 m. Wrestling Army at SUNV Cortland Saturday Men'l basketball Army vs. Holy Cross at Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherlord. 1 Marist at Loyola (Md I College, 7 10 m.

Women's basketball SUNV Stony Brook al SUNT New Palli, 2 pm Outchess CC at Kingsborough CC 2 m. Green Bay at Army. 1pm 1 the game at 29 points when Junior Bridgeman sank two free throws with 2:13 remaining for a 109 80 margin. Sacramento, which trailed 54 41 at halftime, got no closer than that mar gin in the third period. ently by the league after testing positive, for cocaine Houston was able to win its sixth of seven games, while Phoenix, which was led.

by Walter Davis 21 points, lost on the road for sixth time in seven games. Islanders tie Penguins, 3 3 UNIONDALE Mike Bossys landers have not lost in their last four scureu nis sccunu uai ui me game guinea. period York midway through the third Tuesday night, helping the New Islanders tie the Pittsburgh Penguins. 3 3. The tie extended the Penguins' winless streak at Nassau Coliseum to 12 games, 0 11 1, since 1983.

The Is Craig Simpson scored twice for Pittsburgh, including a goal midway through the second period that made it 2 2. Randy Cunneyworth gave the Penguins a 3 2 lead 2:59 into the third period when he dug the puck off the sideboards, skated in alone and beat Islanders goaltender Bjlly SmithY.