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Friday, September 21, 1178 (PSJM2S Sports Journal Drug Dealing Exec Probation Granted TODAY Wire lor.lc.s TALLAHASSEE Rommie Loudd, a one time profes football executive and college player, was granted parole from prison Thursday, effective Oct. 17, Loudd has served a little less than three years of a 14 year sentence for delivery of cocaine. The 43 year old Loudd was convicted In November ,4975, at Orlando of two counts of delivering cocaine. He also was convicted in Boston In March 1976, of delivery of cocaine and was given a two year sentence, to be served fc. concurrently with the Florida terms.

A former star at UCLA, Loudd was a scout with the England Patriots before becoming an executive with the Florida Blazers of the old World Football League in Orlando. Tun Week'forLopez PORTLAND, Ore. Nancy Lopez says she's looking "forward to this weekend's Ladies Professional Golf Asso 11 elation team championships as a week" and a break in the serious competitiveness in the LPGA tour. "Oh, we want to win," said the ladies tour's shining "We want to dethrone the defending champions. But it's not all seriousness." Cosmos Shut Out FREIBURG, West Germany Freiburg FC, a minor "league soccer club, shut but the New York Cosmos 2 0, the North American Soccer League champions their third straight loss despite an outstanding perform 'tmce by Franz Beckenbauer.

dominated, play throughout the first half and "'gained, the lead in the eighth minute on a shot by Hans Peter Widman'n. Smothers is the Favorite WATK1NS GLEN, N.Y. Entertainer Dick Smothers veteran U.S. Auto Club driver Bill Simpson will be back to defend their titles Oct. 1 in the third Toyota Pro n.

Celebrity race at Watkins Glen. 11 1 Tendrivers; "divided Into" a pro and celebrity division, will compete in in Toyota Celica GT Liftbacks for a purse t'tX $107)00" to be donated to charity. The event preceeds the Grand Prix of the United States. He Called Ali Champ NEW ORLEANS Muhammad AH and Leon Spinks split $7 million. But Lucien Who refereed their heavyweight championship bout here last Friday, got $950 for 15 rounds.

was such a historic event, I would have done it for nothing," said Joubert, who called Ali the winner in a unanimous decision. Jourbert said in the final rounds, Ali wasjvhjspering to Spinks, "I got you beat." No Fury Like a Woman NEW YORK A 29 year old Bronx woman was held in $50,000 bail, accused of paying two assasins $5,000 to shoot heavyweight boxer Bobby Halpern. He survived but still carries eight slugs in his body. Detective John Kelly said Miss Melendez was arrested after she called him and admitted hiring the gunmen after Halpern told her last February he wouldn't marry her and beat her up, knocking out her front teeth. Gerard Guilty on 2 Count's MINEOLA, N.Y A Nassau County jury found veterinarian Mark Gerard guilty of, two misdemeanor counts of switching race horsesat BelmontParkJasyear in an alleged $78,000 betting coup.

He was" found innocent on four other char'ges in the case. Gerard, 44, of Muttontown, N.Y., faces a year in jail on each of the misdemeanor conyictions when he is sentenced Nov. 2. If he had been convicted of all six counts against him, he could have received up to 21 years in jail. Aparicio Satisfactory CARACAS; Venezuela Former Vnajor league shortstop Luis Aparicio is recovering satisfactorily from emergency surgery halt, gastrointestinal bleeding and is believed to be out of danger, said a spokesman for Clinical Hospital in Maracaibo.

Aparicio was rushed to the hospital, 420 miles west of here, Tuesday morning suffering from Intense abdominal pains. That night he underwent eight hours of surgery, with a portion of his stomach being removed. Italian Racer Banned WATKINS GLEN. N.Y. Officials of the upcoming U.S.

Grand Prix auto race banned Italian driver Riccardo Patrese, the object of a protest from other drivers about his role in the recent crash which killed Swedish racer Ronnie Peterson. James Hunt, Nikl Lauda, Emerson Fittipaldi and Jody Scheckter wrote concerning Patrese's role in the multiple car crash during the start of the Italian Grand Prix at Monzatwo weeks tigo. rn which PetersOntlied. Cowehs Backs Out BOSTON Veteran center Dave Cowens, nursing a chronic back problem, stayed home as the Boston Celtics left, for the start of the National Basketball AssoclatlAn exhibition season. With backup center Joe Pace AWOL, newcomer Mar vin Barnes will start in the pivot when the Celtics make their preseason debut against the New York Knicks tonight in Halifax, N.S.

Barnes, a former Providence College All American acquired by new owner John Y. Brown in a franchise swap, will be spelled by another newcomer. Earl Wjl They Said Now that Lof Angeles has all but clinched the NL West title. Reds Manager. Sparky Anderson hopes the race continues for just a little while longer long enough for the Dodgers to come to Cincinnati, "That might do us Scores and Standings CV BuffoU' SCORES.

FroirflC i ii I oyir Cincinnati Major League Leaden (Not brcludlnf Thursday's Gomes) NATIONAL LIAOUI Pen. JM Bwckner, Chi, 41; Mod lock, SF, Burroughs. Atl, JCrvi. Mto, Gorvy, LA, .301. BUNS OoJttut.

Chi, IT I Ros, Cln, Porfctr, Poh, Schmidt, phi, Loom, LA, RUNS BATTED IN Porhtr, Pah, 1111 Pottvr, Cln, 101; Garvcv. LA, 10S; Montanci, NY, 95; Clark, SF, 95. HITS Oarvov, LA, 111; Rom. Cln, Cabell, Hln, US; Bowo, Phi, 171; Parhvr, Pgh, 177. DOUBLCS RO.

Cln, 47; Clark, SF, Mil, 31; Simmon, StL, 39; Peroz, Mtl, H. TRIPLES Parttor, Ph. It; Temo'ftton, SIL, 10; Richards. SD, 10; SHondrsn, NY, Garvtv, LA, 9) Horndon, SF, 9. HOME RUNS Fottor, Cln, 34; Lutlnskl, Phi, 32; Porkor, Port, 39; NMnnn, i.m, rt; Kingman, ti.

7 17 4M 719 291 661 241 59t 33f STOLEN BASES Mortfio, Pah, 637 Lopet. LA, 41; Tovoras, Pgh, 39; OSmrth, SO, 39; Richards, SO, 35. PITCHING (14 DtCliloni) Ptrrv, SDr 19 6, .760, 1.99; Bonham, Cln, IIS, .661, 3.53; 0 Robin on, Port, 134, .614, Hoot on, LA, 16 9. .667, 2.65; Bluo, SF, 17 9, .654, 2.S1; RdU, LA, 15 1, .653, 3.32; Grlmilry, Mtl, II 10, .643, 3.15; Zochry. NY, 10 6, .625, 3.33.

STRIKEOUTS Richard, Hln, 290; PNlokro, Atl, 231; Seavor, Cln, 09; Mntetuco. SF. J70; Blylevon, gn, lay. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (400 at batt) Corow, Mln, Rico, Bsn, AOllver, Ton, Plnlella, NY, Robert, Sea, .297. RUNS LiFloro, Det, Rice, 113; Bovlor, Cal, 99; Thornton, RUNS BATTED IN Rico, Bin, 131; Stood, Det, 115; Hisle, Mil.

106; Thornton. Cle. 96; Corty, Oak, 94. HITS Rico, Btn, 201; LeFloro, Det, 111; Carew, Mln, HI; Munson, NY, 169; Staub, Det, 168. DOUBLES Brett KC.

43i Fltk, Bsn, 39; McRoo, KC. 35; ForJ mm, uetmces, ooi, m. Rivers, NY, McKay, Tor, Co wens, KC, Ford, Mln, I. HOME RUNS Rico, Bsm 42; Baylor, Col, 32; Thornton, Cle, 31; Hlsle, Mil, 31; GThomas. Mil.

31. STOLEN BASES Li Flore, Det. 45; JCrui, Sea, 52; Wills, Tex. 50; DU Wilson, PITCHING (14 Decision.) Guldry, NY, 23 3, I Stan. ley, Bsn, 14 2.

.875, 2.79; Gura, KC, 14 4, .771, 2.96; Caldwell, Mil, 20 9, .690, 2.27; Eckersley, Bsn, 17 1, .680, 3.24; Flgueroo, NY, 18 9, .667, 3.01; Jenkins, Tex, 16 8. .667. 3.01; Hunter, NY, 10 5, .667, 3 55. STRIKEOUTS Ryan, Cal, 241j Guldrv, NY, 226; Leonard, KC. 167.

Flanogan, Bal, 150; Kravec. Chi, 148. Pennant Races Games Remaining AMERICAN LEAGUE Eostern Division BOSTON Homo 6: Detroit 3. Seot. 26, 27, 28; Toronto 3, Sept.

29, 30, Oct. 1. Awoy 3: Toronto 3, Sept. NEW YORK Homo 4: Toronto, Seot. 26, 27, 28; Cleveland 3, Sept.

29, 30, Oct. 1. Away 3: Cleveland 3, Sept. 22, 23, 24. MILWAUKEE Home 3: Dak land 3.

Sept. 22, 23, 24. Away California 2. Seal. 26, 27; Ooklond Sept.

29. 30, Oct. I. Western Division KANSAS CITY Home 4: Seattle 3, Sept. 25, 26, 27; Minnesota 3.

Sept. 29, 30, Oct. Away 4: Minnesota 4, Sept. 22 (2), 23, 24. CALIFORNIA Home 4: Milwaukee 1.

Sept. 26, 27; Chicago 4. Sept. 28, 29, 30. Oct.

1. Away 3: Chicago 3, Sept. 22, 23, 24. NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division PHILADELPHIA Home 4: Montreal 4. Sept.

25; Sept. 26 (21, 27. Away 8: New York 3, SepL.22, 23, 24; Pittsburgh 4, Sept. 29 (2), Sep). 30r Oct.

1. PITTSBURGH Home 7: Chicago 3, Seot. 25, 26, 27; Philadelphia 4. Sept. 29 (2), 30.

Oct. 1. Away Montreal 2. Seot. 23, 24.

Western Division LOS ANGELES Home 3: San Diego 3, Seot. 22, 23, 24. Awoy 4: Cincinnati 3, Seot. 26, 37, 28; San Diego 3, Sept. 29, 30.

Oct 1. SAN FRANCISCO Home 4: Houston 4. Seot. 22, 23. 24 (21; San Dleoa, 2, Sept.

26, 27. Awoy 4: Son Diego 1, Sept. 21; Houston 3, Sept. 29, 30. Oct 1.

CINCINNATI Home 4: Los Angeles 3, Sept. 36, 27, 28; Atlanto 3. Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1.

Away 4: Atlanta 3. Sept. 32, 23, 24. Plttsbwrgh at Cincinnati rained out Aug. 30, game will be made up after the regular season, It affects pennant race.

FOOTBALL National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet. Miami 2 1 0 .647 N.Y. Jets 2 1 0 .667 New England 1 2 0 ,333 Baltimore 1 2 0 .333 Butlaio 0 3 .000 central Division Cleveland 3 0 01.000 Pittsburgh 3 0 01.000 Houston 2 1 0 .667 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 Western Division Denver 2 I 0 .667 Ookland 2 1 0 .667 Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 San Diego 2 0 .333 Seattle 12 0 .333 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Washington 3 0 OEpOO Oohos 2 I 01667 NY. Gionts 2 1 0 .667 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 St. Louis 0 3 0 .000 Central Division Chicago 3 0 01.000 Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 Detroit r.

2 0 .333 Minnesota 13 0 .333 Tampa Bay 13 .333 Western Division Los Angeles 3 0 0 1.000 Atlanta 12 0 J33 New Orleans 1 2 0 .333 Son Fran. 0 3 0 .000 Sunday't Gamos Miami of Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Baltimore at Buffalo, I p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.

New Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets ot Washington, 1 p.m. Los Angeles at Houston, D.m. Denver ot Konsos City, 2 p.m.

Detroit ot Seattle, 4 p.m. Green Bay ot Son Diego, 4 p.m. St. Louis ot OgMas, 4 p.m. San Francisco at N.Y.

Gtanti, 4 a.m. New England at Oakland, 9 p.m. NFL team Statistics American Conference 4 YdsRush New Englorfd 1196 636 Pittsburgh 1142. 505 Miami 1132 731 Oakland 1102 549 Cleveland Kansas City New York Seattle San Diego Pittsburgh 690 249 441' Ooklond 718 418 300 Kansas City 768 426 343 Cleveland 906 333 473 Denver 139 319 520 Houston 841 422 424 New England 871 302 574 Miami 76 377 599 New York 977 408 549 Seattle 98V' 417 '572 Buffalo 1010 334 476 Son Dleoa 1124 359 765 Cincinnati 1190 646 542 1452 776 676 National Conference lOtftMM YdsRusIt Post Dallas 1303 563 740 New Orleans 1074 326 698 San Francisco 984 387 597 Washington 942 521 421 New York 920 341 572 Los Angeles 695 343 552 Philadelphia 894 463 431 Minnesota 849 379 520 Green Boy 712 478 304 Chlcaoo 711 490 291 St. Louis 757 2B8 469 Detroit 555 374 181 Tampa Bay 515 397 118 Atlanta 471 257 221 Defense Los Angeles 600 294 306 Detroit 647 506 141 Tampa Bay 653 298 355 Minnesota 707 332 373 Chicago 437 343 Datlos i 841 297 544 Philadelphia 844308 534 AtlanfO 927 406 519 Green Boy 937 530 407 San Francisco 937 477 460 Washington 967 546 St.

Louis 966 710 261 New York 1017 569 446 New Orleans 1173 582 591 JIMMY THE GREEK'S MORNING LINE COLLEGE North South Carolina 1 over Duke Brawn 3 over Yale Princeton 6 over Cornell Harvard 9 over Columbia Oeorgla Tech 9 over Tulamr Penn 4 over Dartmouth Clemson 4 over Georgia Penn State 17 over SMU Notre Dame 1 over Michigan Wisconsin 7 over Northwestern Iowa State Lover Iowa UCLA 17 over Kansas Arkansas II over Oklahoma Stanford 19 over Illinois Onto State 16 over Minnesota Oklahoma 40 over Rice Missouri 2 over Mississippi Tulsa 2 over Kansas Stale Air Force II over Holy Cross Alabama 10 over SCU Texas AAM 14 over Boston College Arizona State Washington State even NC State IS over West Virginia Tennessee 14 over Oregon State Ariiona 1 over Texas Tech Mississippi Slate 3 over Memphis 11. Outlaws Adoleftt 11. Colli. Lutheran 4J II. Dome 1 9 it.

McMurr 13. Pacific Lutheran 1 14. Illinott Wesleyen 1-417. Carre (Ment.l 1 II. Jomettawn (N.D.I 2 0 0 it.

WMminaron n. rmatav APDlv. IIITopTen' The Too Ten teams In tht NCAA Division III college football poll, with this yeor'i records ono total points i I DovKxi 3 "if IMinnesoto Morrlt 55 l.Widener 1 0 9 54 4.llhac 3 50 S. Baldwin Wallace 1 8 8 44 6Wlttenbera 1 4 a i 39 7.Concordi, Minn. 1 6 0 37 I.Hompden Srdnev 0 29 9 Oustovwt Adotphes 8 27 lO.Waoash 1 9 9 22 Others receiving votes.

In alphabetical order: Albion, Buena Vista, Carnegie Mellon, Carroll Cortland State, James Madison, Nor wtch, Ripon, St. John's (Minn.l, and Si. Olat. NAIA Top Twenty Division 1 olnts based on 15 14 13 12 1 1 10 9 1 7 4 2 1. Abilene Christian 1 231 1.

Angela State 2 4 9 181 S. Carolina Slate 3 0 0 153 4. Clarion State 9 9 9 147 I. Eton College 2 8 8 141 4. Jackson Stale 3 9 0 1 14 7.

WHiston Salem St. 3 8 8 1 1 ArkonsaTech4 7 9. Kearney Stoto 1 04 83 19. Cameron 3 9 9 82 11. Texas A I 1 1 8 it 71 60 44 36 30 25 22 22 Slal Ippl late LSU 25 over.

Wake jTaresL Oregon overTXU. Pro Pittsburgh 7 over Cleveland Miami 1 over Philadelphia Baltimore 2 over Buffalo Cincinnati 7 over New Orleons Washington 7 over N.Y. jets Los Angeles 3 over Houston Denver I over Kansas City N.Y. Giants 4 over Son Francisco Dallas 17 over SI. Louis Allonto I over Tampa Bay Seattle 4 over Detroit San Oiego 11 ovtr Green Bay Ookland 4 aver New England Chicago 3 over Minnesota (Mondavi.

AP's Top 20 14. Minnesota Morris 3 0 0 15. Washburn 2 0 8 14. Concord College 1 17. Eau Claire 1 9 9 16.

SW Texas Slate 3 0 0 19. Oregon C. of E. 1 0 20. Shepherd CoHef 2 0 0 This Week's College Schedule East Virginia at Army Texas otBoston College, night.

Yale at Brown Rutgers at Bucknell Navy at Connecticut Princelon at Cornell Penn ot Dartmouth Columbia Ot Harvard Colgate ot Lehigh Southern Methodist al Penn State Temple at Pitt William Mary at Vlllonova South Southern California vs. Aloboma at Birmingham Central Michigan vs. Alcorn Slate at Jackson, Miss. Richmond at Appalachian State VMl at The Citadel, night South Carolina ot Duke East Tennessee Slate at Eostern Kentucky Clemson at Georgia Tulane at Georgia Tech Baylor ot Kentucky Woke Forest at Louisiana State, night Tennessee Chattanooga ot Marshall Mississippi Sidle al Memphis State, nloht Florida State at ancijvnaav After San Francisco Giants; Manager Dave Bristol hit an umpire In the face with his cap, NL President Chub Feeney suspended hlmifor'the remainder of the season, Bristol waa unhappy, fdyn8 move "is his way of get ting back at A a cold front moved through Norman, borne of the 5oonertr dropping temperatures 25 degrees, Barry Switzer said, "We the.darndest weaUV cr here We go out njtfiortjj andjieariy get frostbite." Vrtrrr fff'r'r NEW YORK The top 20 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first place votes In oa season, records ond totol poinis. roims do sea on iv is ie 15 14 13 12 1 1 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1: (SOI 3 0 1.207 2.

Arkansas (4) 1 0 1.124 j. UKianomo in i.usj 3. Penn Slale(4) 3 6 1,053 S. Michigan 1 0 969 4. Te as 1 0 894 7.

Southern CbT 2 0 B79 UCLA 24 824 9. TOHOS AAM 1 0 647 10. LSU 1 0 551 11. Pittsburgh 1 0 537 12. Nebraska 3 1 532 13.

FLORIDA STATE 2 0 437 14. Notre Dame 0 1 325 15. Washington 1 1 311 14. Ohio State 0 1 393 17. Missouri 1 1 259 16.

Maryland 2 0 204 it. lowraoo i mv 20. lowo 5lote 2 0 139 UPl's Top 20 NEW YORK The United Press International Board ot Coaches' top 20 college football ratings, with first place votes and won tost records In parentheses: Alabama (341 3 0 593 2. Oklahoma (4) 3 0 533 J. Arkansas (1)1 0 504 4.

Penn State (1) 495 5. Michigan (If 1 0 434 6. Texas 1 0 405 7. Southern Cal 3 0 389 8. UCLA 2 0 308 9.

Pittsburgh 1 0 195 1. Texas AAM 1 9 155 11. LSU 1 0 150 12. Nebraska 2 1 138 13. FLORIDA STATE 2 0 1114.

Notre Dome 0 1 73 3. Colorado 2 0 59 14. Maryland 2 0 49 17. Washington 1 1 44 IB. Clemson 1 0 40 19.

Ohio St. 0 1 37 20. Ariiona Slate 2 0 27 Note: By agreement with the American Football Coaches Association! teams on probation by the NCAA are ineligible lor top 30 and. national chompionshlp consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those teams currently on probation ore: Michigan Stole, Oklahoma State and Grambling.

AP's Dlv. I AA Top Ten The Too Ten teams In the NCAA Division I'AA colleoe football poll. with this year's records and tolal points: Jacksonville Christian I 0.M.UA..I4 e. Sarosotra Bootrer 2 I ..76 Bronford 2 0 47. POtt 540 637 1056 492 564 1048 743 305 1046 447 599 1027 384 643 962 317 575 Jackson State 3 9 0 25 S.Nevodo Rene 2 0 0 23 4.

Montana State 2 0 0 22 7. Florida AAM 1 0 0 21 I. Northwestern Lo. 2 0 0 18 9. Northern Aril.

2 1 0 IS II.Ausnn Peay 1 0 0 12 Others receiving volet. In alprio beticai order: Alcorn, Boston Grombllna, Lafayette, "Massochu sttt, New Hampshire, PorUanaV Southern Tennessee Tech, Texas Southern ond Western Kentucky. NAIA Div. II Top 20 The Too Twenty teams In the NAIA college lootball poll, with this' year's records and total paints. Points based on 15 14 13 12 1 1 10 9, 8-7-4-53-3-1: Lntld 1 A4J '202 I.

Waynesbura 2 0 8 181 1. Boker 2 0 0 170 4. Chadren Stale MX 140. 5. St.

John's 1 0 8 144' 4. Bethany (Kan.) 2 0 0 135 7. Concordia (Minn.) 1 0 0 122 I. Tarlelon Slate 2 0 8 105 9. Valley City 2 04 98 to.

Westminster (Pa.) 1 1 0 98 TODAY Television Log FRIDAY p.m. (HBO) Inside the NFL A Look at last week's best plays. SATURDAY 12:00 (6) Pro Wrestling 12:30 p.m. (9) College Football; Doubleheader, Florida State vs. Miami followed oy southern uawqrnia vs.

jA 2:00 p.m. (2) (5) (8) Major League Baseball; NewYork Yankees at Cleveland Indians 4:30 p.m. (13) CBS Sports Spectacular; USAC Jrenton 150 auto race and The Ruffian horse race p.m. (17) This Week in Baseball 5:00 p.m. (HBO) Inside the NFL! Outstanding plays In last week's pro football games 6:00 p.m.

(17) Pro Wrestling 7:00 p.m. (3) Soccer 7:00 Dm. (44) Pro Wrestling NOTE! Suofbvs 'reserve the right to make Ust i "Morylond at North Carolina West Virginia al North Corollna State, night Northern Illinois ot Northeast Louisiana, night McNeese State at Northwestern Loul i slana, night East Carolina at Southwestern Louisiana, night Oregon State at Tennessee, night Furman at Vanderbtlt Auburn at Virginia Tech" Eton at Western Caroline night Midwest Toledo at Ball State Grand Valley State at Bowling Green Louisville al Cincinnati, night San Jose State at Colorado Indiana Stole, at Eastern Michigan, night Stanford at Illinois Washington at Indiana lowo State at Iowa UCLA ot Kansas Illinois State at Kent State Western Michigan at Miami, O. Syracuse ot Michigon stole Ohio Slate ot Minnesota Mississippi at Missouri Wisconsin at Northwestern Michlgdn at Notre Dame Rice at Oklahoma Arkansas at Oklahoma State Ohio U. at Purdue West Texas State at Southern.

Illinois Kansas Slate at Tulsa Idaho at Wlchila State, night Southwest Drake ot Arkansas Stale, night Utah at Houston, nloht Sleohen P. Austin at Lamar, night Wyoming at Texas, night Louisiana Tech at Texas Arlington, nighl Tennessee State wt Texas Southern, night Ariiona at Texas Tech, night FAR WEST Northern Michigan at Boise State, night Colorado State at Brlgham Young Pacific at California Fuller tort State at Cal Poly SLO, night Nevada Las Vegat at New Mexico, night North Texas State at New Mexico Stale, night Texos Christian at Oregon, night San Dieoo Slate at Texas El Paso, night Fresno Slate at Utah State High School Space Coast Pet. Cocoa 2 0 1000 Merrltt Island 2 0 1.000 Palm Boy 2 0 1.000 Tltusville 0 1.000 Vera Beach 2 0 1.000 Florida Air 1 0 1.000 Astronaut 1 1 .500 Melbourne CC 1. 1 .500 Satellite 1 1 .500 Eau Gallle 12 .333 Rock ledge 0 1 .000 Cocoa Beach 0 2 .000 Melbourne 0 1 .000 4A Cape Coast Conference Pet. Vero Beach 1 0 1.000 Ecu Gallle 0 0 .000 Merrltt Island 0 0 .000 Satellite 0 0 .000 Melbourne 0 1 .000 A Cape Coast Conference Pet.

Cocoa 1 0 1.000 Astronaut 0 0 .000 Cocoa Beach 0 0 .000 Palm Bay 0 0 .000 Tltusville 0 0 .000 Rock ledge 0 1 .000 Thursday's Retultt (All Start ot 8 p.m.) Vero 32, Fort Pierce Westwood 6 Eau Gallle 14, Daytono Mainland 7 Friday's Comet Astronaut at Rockledge Merrltt Island at Satellite Cocoa al Ooytona Seabreeie Tltusvllle at Palm Boy Melbourne CC Melbourne at Sarasota Rlvervlew Cocoa Beoch at Ovledo i KKKia Air at wymore Teen CLASS 4A T. Choctawhafchee j. Miami Kiuian i a I son 2 a 7. Jacksonville Lee 2 0 l. urnnoo fcogewater 3 9, South Mtoml 2 0 10.

Hollywood Hills 2 0. IS Also receiving votes: Largo. Gontolei Tate, Lake City Columbia County, Clearwater, South Dade, Tallahassee Godby, Lake Worth. Deer. field Beach.

Miami Corol City, Lakeland, Orlando Oak Ridge. Winter Coral Goblet, Sluart Morlln County, Fort Walton Booth, Tompa Plant, Jacksonville Rlboult, CLASS 3A 1. Ft. Loud. Aquino 03) 3 164 1.

Milton 2 0, 1. Patm Bay (31 2 4. Fort Mvert (1) 2........,......,131 5. Tltusville 2 0.w...,...... Bartow ",.44 7.

Klssimmee Osceola County 2 4.. 43 t. Defray Beach Atlantic 1 9. Perfy Toylor County 10. Gainesville Buchhoii 0, .25.

Atta racotvtnf votes: Pompono' Beach Ely, Glades Central, Jackson vllle Bishop GuH ftreeie, Cecoov Hudson, West Oronge, Astre" imuI, Auburndale, Palmetto, Fort Mvert Cypress Loke, ajoktesvllle EottsMe. Toilahostoo SI, Au CLASS 2A XwilHston (13) 2 0....... .164 i'J. Dunnallan 131 3 yFrLouderdalePlneert woftung Mulberry (1) 2 0..., )03 4. Blountttdwn SI 7.

lewis Ion 7.w.,......i7 e. wiiawooa i e. prwmgtg i mmih. f. Orlando Luther 3 0........

23 (tie) Bristol Liberty County 1 1. .23 Also receiving votet: St. Pttert burg Shorecrest, Fort Laudefdale Weslmintter, Greeflsboro, Highland Christian, Miami Northwest Christian, Ftorldo Deaf Blind, Sneadt, Orlando Trinity Oulncv Monroe. Prep Dunkel Power Ratings Friday's Comet Attronovt 60.0, by 24 over Rock ledge (HI 23.1. Merrltt island 71.7, by 14 over Satellite (H) Ml.

Palm Bay 4H) 64.1, by 7 aver Tltusville S7.I. Cocoa1 SS.y. by 22 over Daytont Beach Seabreeie (H) 33.9 lewis ton (H) 59.9, by 27 ever Melbourne CC 33.2. Sarasota Rlvervlew (H) 49.7, by 7 Jver Melbourne 42.9, Cocoa Beach M.I, by 2 over Ovledo (H) 29.2. Florida Air f.2, by 7 over Wymore Tech (H 2.3.

"(H) denotes horn team, HOCKEY Pro Hockey Exhibitions (WHA teams detonated by Initials) Thursday Results Minnesota 7, Atlanta 4 Phllo. NYTRangers3 Friday's Games Butfolo at Montreal N.Y, Rangers vs. Boston at Providence, R.I. Saturday's Games Atlanta at St. Loult Boston vs.

Toronto at Ottawa Montreal al Chicago Minnesota vs. Colorado at Coloroda Springs, Cvto. Lot Angelet vt. Vancouver al Victoria, B.C. Philadelphia ot N.Y, Islanders Washington vs.

New England (WHA) at Hat they. Pa. Sunday: Sept. 24 Minnesota Atlanta at Baton Rouge, La. Montreal at Buffalo Pittsburgh vt.

Detroit ot Windsor, Onl. Los Angeles at Vancouver N.Y. Islanders dt Philadelphia St. Louis at Winnipeg (WHA). Meadavr Sept, IS Boston vs.

Philadelphia al Portlands Maine Colorado vs. Minnesota ot Oklahoma City Tuesday, Sept. 24 Atlanta al N.Y. Islanders Buffalo vs. Toronto al Kitchener, Oat.

Chicago vs. Montreal at Ottawa Colorodo at Winnipeg (WHA) Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Wednesday, Sept.

27 Philadelphia vs. Boston at Providence, R.I. Colorodo al Quebec (WHA) SI. Louis vs. Detroit at Kalamaioo.

1 Mich. Vancouver vs. Los Angeles al San Diego i Montreal at Toronto N.Y. Islanders ot Enfllond (WHA) ('transactions.) BASEBALL DETROIT TIGERS Announced the retirement of Ralph Houk, manager. Also announced that Les Moss, manager of Detroit's AAA (arm club ot Evonsville of the American Association, will be the manager next season under a one year cotract.

HOUSTON ASTROS Rehired Bill Vlrdon, manager, and his coaching staff tor the 1979 season. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Announced the retirement ot Roy Rlppelmever, pitching coach. ST.LOUIS CARDINALS Signed Lou Brock to a contract lor the 1979 season. BASKETBALL BALTIMORE BULLETS Cut Roger Dickens, guard; Calvin Brown, guard. NEW ORLEANS JAZZ Traded SUek WatltDuaro lo ihe Houston.

Rockets for. a 1981 first round draft choice. SAN DIEGO CLIPPERS Mel rViuls. tnrwnrrt. ltt training COiTiD with the hope of making a bosKelball team in turooe.

FOOTBALL BALTIMORE COLTS Signed Dpve Rowe, defensive tackle. Placed Herb Orvls, defensive tackle, on Jhe inlured reserve list. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Fred Sturt, guard. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Added Ike forte, running back, to their roster. Released J.T.Smith, wide reclever and safety.

GENERAL MEADOW LAN OS Robert Horter, Meadow lands sports complex general manager, was named executive director ot the race track and stodium facility by the New Jer tev Sports and Exposition Authority. British Hard Court lOuorttrtlnoll) IMrH Jarratt Woll.k Flbok Jrtia Fiv.r M. Hf Elt.r 4 1. M. GOLF 3 Napa PGA Scores NAPA, Colli Thursday's flrtt round leaders In the Profet tlonoJ Goiter Aitoclatlen tourna ment on the par 72 North and South courses ot Silverado Country Club: Space Coast Log TENNIS .455 13 .455 13 "WTT Final Standings Eastern Division Pet.

GB Boston 33 11 .750 New York 22 22 .500 11 Anaheim 20 24 New Orleans 20 24 Indiana ji 20 Western Division San Diego 30 14 .682 Los Angeles 27 17 .614 3 Golden Gate 21 23 .477 9 Seattle 20 34 .455 10 Phoenix 14 30 .318 16 PLAYOFF MATCHES IBest ot Five) Lale Tuesday Result Boston 27, Lot Angeles 26, super tie breaker, Los Angeles leads series, 2 1. Thursday's Match Los Angeles at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23 Boston at Los Angeles 7:35 p.m.. It necessary Hartford Tennis (at Hartford, Conn.) Singlet John McEnroe det.

Brad Drewert 6 1. 6 1 Hank Pflster det. Mike Flshback 6 3, 64 Gent Mayer def. William Prlnsloo 6 2, 6 3 Alvln Gardiner del. John James 5 7, 6 1, 7 6 Doublet PHster Mayer det.

Bornstedl Wllkl sen 6 1, 4 3 Amrltral Stewart del. Prlnsloo Kriek 7 4 TOV EdSneed 35 31 46 Jay Haas 30 3666 Re Coldwell 33 3366 Dave EKhetberaer 31 3566 Bob Zender 32 3567 Pat McGewen 33 14 67 Eddie Peorce 33 3467 Pat Fltislmont 33 3567 Ben Crenshaw 36 3268 Ed Fieri 334 68 Smith 32 36 68 Pawl Bleclnl 33 3561 Kip Byrne 34 3460 Howard Twllry 34 3461 Mark Lye 34 3460 Don January 34 3468 Dave Hill 33 3568 Tom Purtier 35 3368 Bob Dickson 35 3368 Red Curl J4 34 60 Bruce Lletike 35 33 48 Cesor Sanudo 37 3168 RegerMattby 34 3468 Steve Taylor 34 3468 Tom Watson 35 3366 Bob Eastwood 36 33 L69 George Burnt 33 3469 Lee Mtfclet 35 34 69 Morfc Hayes 35 3469 Curtis Strange 35 34 69 Gay Brewer 35 34 69 Tim Simpson 353449 Bob Wynn 33 3669 Rob AshbV 33 36 69 Larry Heeler 34 3569 Charles Coodv 35 3469 Barry Joeckel 35 3469 Jerry McGee Jfrjj Orville Moody 35 3570 Oonny Edwards 36 3470 Jerry Heard 36 3470 Grter Jonet 34 3670 Bobby Woliel 38 32 70 Koch 35 3570 Bob Byman 36 3470 Billy Casper 35 3570 Jim MeHord 36 3470 Dave Newqultt 35 3570 Mike Hill 36 3470 Andy North 36 3470 Keith Fergus 35 3570 John Mahoftoy 35 3570 "Alan Topte 33.36 70 Gary Ostrega 36 3571 Goorge Codle 36 3574 George KnudsoA 34 37 k7L J.C. Snead J534 7L Gary Jocebson 35 3671 Buddy Gardner 36 357 1 Jim White 37 3471 Travis Hudson 35 3671 Don Pooley 36 3571 Earker Moore 32 3971 ee Trevlno 36 3571 Gary Player 36 3571 Gene Littler 35 3671 Bobby Wodkint 33 3871 Don Pohl 35 3671 Brad Bryant 37 3471 Wayne Levi 35 3671 Tommy Aaron' 35 3671 David Graham 36 3571 Bob Lunn 35 3671 Bill Caltee 35 3671 Bob Gilder 36 3571 Art Wall 37 3471 DA. Weibring 34 3771 Peter Osternuie 35 3772 Forrest Feiler 3ft 34 72 Miller Barber 35 3772 Joe Porter 35 37 r72 Jack Renrftr 36 3672 Wolly Kuchar 34 3672 Kermlt Zarley. 33 3972.

Johnny Miller 37 3572 jLou Graham 36 3672. VOLLEYBALL World Volleball Results (at Rome) Czechoslovakia det. U.S. 3 15 5, 15 10, 15 12. China det.

Belgium 3 1 Hungary det. Argentina 3 0 East Germany def. Conada 3 0 Poland def. Venezuela 3 0 Cuba def. Japan 3 1 France del.

Tunisia 30 FISHING Help toy To Lead Bart Cobb and Wade King Melbourne. Jielped. defending champion Troy State take a one stroke lead 'over Columbus College In the sixth Hart Cullman Chamber of Commerce Invitational College golf tournament at Cullman. Cobb and King shot a pair of 71s for second place on their squad. The Troy State squad was led by sophomore Billy Myers of Klsslmmee, who carded a 4 under par 68, on rtie par 72 course.

The 28 team tourney concludes today. Casting Tourney ot Stocknolm, Sw.d,n) (al St.v. Rai.fi of Son Francisco fin. ithd locond ond third In th. Iw.

tlnoi vntt of th. World Cattlna ChompHmshlot. H. had pr.vloutlv won two wot runneruo to Ulf Jantson In th winning rod or.clilon vnt. Lat.r h.

took third In tho lolnnln. proclilon cont.it. DOGS Daytona Thursday's Results Evening FIRST RACE I Dandv Dlnao 13.60 I Moab 3 Lantano Sondv aulnl.la (7 B) SI, .10 Porfocta IS 7) SI22.IQ TrifKta (B 7.31 SECOND RACE 7 Nobel Wally 11.60 ,.60 3.60 2.80 4.60 3.00 2.B0 program rinnut Cdmondtoo Voii Wlnlttkv dot. oan Monion 6 4, 6 3 Canadian Tennis lot MontrMll i.cond Round 3 Maraschino 5.00 5 Echo Darr.ll Oulnlola 13 7) S36.40 Parfccta (7 3) SI06.S0 Trltocta (7 3 S) S4IO00 THIRD RACE 4 Budzoo'l Gvpsv 6.60 3.40 I Naleo 4.20 3 Odd Faith Qulnlcla 14 81 S2I.O0 Pertecta 14 8) SS7.00 Trltaclo (48 31 S10S.60 FOURTH RACE 3 WM'i CoDPorh.adl2.80 4.60 4 Tina Go 14.40 2 Flvlno Lodv Quinlela (3 4) S72.20 PerfMla (3 4) S486.VO Trlfecta 13.4 2) S2.438.20 FIFTH RACE 7 Tlnv Moral. 9.40 3.80 4 E.Z.

Abl. 3.20 Nuanc. OulnLla (4.71SI1.60 PrfKto 17 4) S49.20 Trltocta (7 S93.20 SIXTH RACE 8 Sarasota Sprue. 3.60 3.60 4 Flckl. 3.40 Stubby P.nny Qulnlsla (48) S13.60 Pwt.Cta (8 4) S40.80 TrllKta 18 46) S64.40 SEVENTH RACE 8 Fabled 12.40 i 40 1 Pete Alello 3.80 7 Brlndl.

Girl OulnLla (14) S23.O0. P.rfecta (8 1) 196.60 Trltocta S200.70 EIGHTH RACE 7 Eth.l Rhoadt IliO 4 60 K'sTlotarv 8.60 4 PV. Barb aulnwia (3 7) S97.40 trltacta (7 4) S43I.80 Glynlt Colol dot. Carrlo Mayor 3, FrancolM Durr del. Z.ndo Llost 7 5, Carolyn ItoH dof.

Wwidv Overton 3. Atlantlc Richfleld Tourney' (at Loi Angela.) Third Round John Uavd def. Rotcoe Tanner 44. 74, 43 Peter Ftemlnt def. Kim Warwick Second Reond Jelsn AleMandor def.

Ross Case 2 6. 43. 44 Man Teecher def, Tony Graham 6 0. 41 Cliff Drytdole def. Akin Stone 1, 34.

NINTH RACE 5 Starblaio 16.00 9.00 3.40 8 Trodeer Trov 5.20 3.40 3 Miss Bird Pecos 4.00 Oulnlela 15 8) S46.60 Pertecta 44 81 S225.90 Trltecto (5 8 31 SS19.20 TENTH RACE 3 Chip Of Duke 33.20 14.60 8 Kenney't Pick 10.00 5.00 2 Carry Dodv 4.00 Qulnldo (3 8) S163.40 Pertecta (3 8) S373.80 Trlfecta (3 8 2) S7.162.00 ELEVENTH RACK 2 Mlke Jeiak 12.80 6.00 3.8C 4 Uncle Sam .4.40 2.8C 4 Locv's Johnny 3.0c Oulnlela (2 4) S36.40 Perlecta (2 4) 8105.30 Trlfecta (2 44) 8138.40 TWELFTH RACE I Marble Klnlo 4.40 9.60 4.4C 6.40 4.20 4 Reeler 4 Gold Coast Mist Oulnlelo (24) 819.40 Pertecta (241 S99.40 Trltocta 124 41 S32I.20 Attendance: 1.988 "Handle: SI18.442 3.80 MARATHON: The Melbourne Jaycees are sponsoring a 10,000 metet (6.1 miles) marathon Saturday morning at 9, beginning at the Melbourne Village Town Hall. Proceeds from the $3 entry fee will go toward cystic fibrosis. Also, there will be a bike a thon at 11 a.m.... The proceeds frprrfa sponsor's per mile allowance will also tgolo cystic For more Inrormatton call Jim Quinn, .724 6705. BOWLING: The first open membership meeting of the Indian River Women's Bowling Association' will be Sept.

25 at 7 p.m. at the Merritt Island Library on Courtenay Parkway. All members are invited. BASKETBALL: Brevard Cornmunity College basketball! Coach Kirk Stewart has announced there" will be a Tip Off Club meeting SepL 27 at the Student' Center Cafeteria. Memberships in the Tip Off Club are selling for $10 single, $20 family.

Membership includes subscription to the newsletter and admission to all home games. SOCCER: The; Brevard Youth Soccer Association will hold registration' for fall leagues this Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon at Beach Tackle and Sporting Goods at Cocoa Beach. At the same time in north Brevard, registration will be conducted at Whispering Hills School in Titusvilie. Registration fee is $15 per person and $10 for each additional, youth in the same family.

Proof of age and a snapshot is required. Anyone aged 6 through 19 is eligible. Anyone interested in coaching or' refereeing for the fall leagues is invited to attend tonight's meeting at the Kiwanis Island office annex at 6:30. Other meetings for the same purpose will be held Sept. 20, 22, 25, 26 and 29.

FOOTBALL: Warren Wooten Ford is sponsoring a punt, pass and kick tournament at Merritt Island High's football field' September 30 at 10 a.m. i Registration will be at the field this Saturday from 10 a.m. until p.m., as well at Warren Wooten" Ford in Cocoa High' School Athletic Boosters will hear several of the fall sports coaches at Its first general meeting of the year, Monday Sept. 25 at 7r 30 p.m, In room 121, Cocoa Beach High School. The club supports all Minutemen sports pro grams.

i The Palm, Bay Dept. is accepting registration for a Men's Flag Football League starting Sept. 24. Entry; fee is For more Information call Troy' Cox at 723 6969, ff. P.K.

Vonoe 10. Bonlfoy Holmes County 3 0 Butter Union Count. Newberry, Tovoret, Chlolev, Ooytona Beads Fattier Looei, Alachua Santo Josper HamlltoA County. Clearwater CentlW, Catholic. rCh.eftanV Clermont.

CLASS 1A VTollorK.ssV.PAMU (17) 7, Trenton I Wewohnchka 2 "4 ,4. Miami Palmer Preo 0 tM Start Of Oh The RigKCTraclt Post Time 8:00 Nifh.lv AiSfiPu MjjtHwees (S5 L20h 'fflr VJ We're just minutes away From Cocoa, Melbourne Titusvilie Taje 1 95 Direct to the track! SEASON ENDS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4 Daytona Beach Kennel Club West on Route 02 Jutt of 1 4 and I 9S 'r ''r?.