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4STHK1)KS MOINES RMIISTEK Saturday, December 22, WO ears defensive taclde Washington dies in oar crash ChKIM TrttMHM CHICAGO, ILL. Suddenly, winning a football game was the furthest thing from the Chicago Bears' minds. As the players filed Into Halas Hall for practice Friday morning, they were thinking instead about rookie defensive tackle Fred Washington, who had died in a one-car accident just six hours earlier. Some of the players first learned of the accident upon arriving. A spokeswoman from the Lake Forest Police Department said the accident had occurred at 2 38 a.m.

Friday on Waukegan Road Just north of Sherwood Road. Washington, 23, and his companion, Petra Stoll. 22, of Palatine, were killed instantly when the car Wash ington was driving skidded across four lanes coming out of a curve and then hit several trees, Lake County Coroner Barbara Richardson said. The late-model Cadillac was registered to Stoll. "From the injuries they both sustained, as soon as that car hit those trees, I feel very sure they both died upon that Impact." Richardson said.

Richardson added there was no evidence of alcohol at the scene of the accident, but said her office would conduct blood tests. Results are not expected until next week. Richardson said the car evidently had been traveling significantly faster than the 45-mpb speed limit. pound second-round draft choice from Texas Christian, lived In Lake Bluff about a mile from the scene of the crash and apparently was headed home. He and Stoll reportedly had been dating for the last two months.

For Bears Coach Mike Ditka, Washington's death brought back haunting memories of the accident that killed his teammates, Willie Gal-lmore and John Farrington, just outside the Bears' Rensselaer, training camp site In 1964. "Why? Why Is the guy gone?" Ditka said. "You're watching films and he'i the guy in the films, and he's not here anymore. Why? We don't have any answers for that." private memorial service for the team today in the Lake Forest College chapel. Services are scheduled for Monday In Denlson, Texas.

Bears President Michael McCaskey and Chairman Ed McCaskey will fly out after Sunday's game against Tampa Bay to represent the team. There will be a moment of silence before the game and Bears players will be wearing a black patch with Washington's No. 91 sewn onto their uniform sleeves. Coaches and sideline personnel will wear black armbands. "Fred was friends with everybody, a great guy and fun to be around," said fellow rookie defensive tackle with him when his mom and family (three sisters, one brother) came up here.

"I'm pretty depressed. We'll try to prepare for the game, but it's going to be a long time before this is off anyone's mind." Washington Is the first Bears player to die while a member of the team since Brian Piccolo succumbed to cancer in 1970. Washington had a good preseason, but played sparingly during the season. Still, the Bears had high hopes that he would one day replace Dan Hampton or Steve McMichael. "I wouldn't feel any worse if I would've lost a member of my own Fred Washington wasnington.

a 6-foot 2-inch, 277 The Bears organization will hold a Tim Ryan. "I spent Thanksgiving lamiiy," Ditka said. A coach dream" I bw.u, en ORTS ROUNDUP in BASKETBALL NBA IN THE BLEACHERS By Steve Moore DOG RACING Nevada-Lei Vegas 0. Virginia MEN TMURSOAY'S LATE CAMI inraa-poml aoaii Miliar 1 AT WATERLOO Solon il.weit Liberty Tipton t) lowa Cliy Regina at Wenern Dubuque W.Cemenctie 45 Anion SO.Mid Prairie IWelimen) 40 Oregon It, Moniana a Penn tlaia ai r.ulw... SIC IGHT PORTLAND (III) boundt Charloifa (Raid I), Indiana 47 (Thompton Attmt Char-loitt 7a (Boguat 11), Indiana 35 (Flaming, Millar 4) Foull Chariolla 77, Indiana 23.

TachnlcaH-Indiana II- Starfcxd 104. Brlgiem Young 64 AaiNngian 77, DePauJ SJ Southern IHinon IS, Oklahoma state FRIDAY'S MATINEF Kartay 3-12 4 4 10. Allllamt 4-1 1-3 13, Duck worth J-U 1-1 7, Drax- urax- AREA SOX SCORES mr ii-ii 12-u Korlar T-15 J-3 73 f-3 77, i datanta A 10, 175. at i ANnnvFR un AT MARTENSOALE 'l 1-1 KOOintOn J-ll Si BIG TIN BOYS INTERSTATE 15 (TRUROI I Ui) Nt YORK (IS) young g-a g-g loow Brvanl Q-0 4 To'alt GOLDEN STATI (1151 Forward Geonng 4 4 14, iro ena 17. low Sta'e )4 Nor'hweilern 74.

Morgan Sialt 64 6RCATER CIS MOINES ii ri ii. iroooni j- J-9 4-4 I0 wlno-13 7-1 20, Jack- Hill 1-9 1-1 7 9-ia I.J McDonald I 1-7 jon v-a l-i UAIIkint 3-11 1-2 T. Indianola 12 A nk any 71 lOTI Johnton 3-J 7- rhen! I 0-0 7. Guards Tamo' 7 Hardaway 15-77 MID-CONTINENT wiikini 4-a g-o a. siarkt 4- Bean rn Iniartia'a 35 (Truro) ittar i J4, nicnmono i-zg I-10 24, pniinov McKinnev, V.

1-12 0-j i i 37-74 12. Aaikar i-l 6-0 Tuckar ckar Gaorina tnta.lt 11 IS 'a-31 marvt ji Si Loun 10 Wenern mmoU 74 (OT) g-o 1, Mutitt 1-1 0-0 J. Total! HI 4-3 -a IU. lOIDari J-l J-4 I Mrclu- nonli 1-4 3-4 5. Hlggmj 0-1 Prltrhard 0-1 k-H a ri.i.

tl.H tr MANTENSOALB-IT. MARYS (J4) LliKom 57, Eatl 51 Norm ai Amat, ood. 1U- IT Day uePeui forward, Wedie 21 IS. Sn WASHINGTON (17) 33-39 7 4 5 II. Saraiin 4 (1-14 ll fhar.

IOWA COLLECB Grant 0-16 0-0 70, King 1-7 parnand tier 0 1-7 1, A Cook 0 1-7 I Guards Rootaveli 71 Hoovar ADM Vaiwv ii ADM. Dowllng 34 Amiartal U.Saydal 40 75 79 14 7J-111 a 14 jo-ill Walkar 4 Galon ilata. McMahon, Haul, if, jonat 1-2 g-g 10. Workman 1-1; Br, ghem Young 5-4 71. Fotlar Hawaii 101, Hanrahan, Hawk, Tolalt 17 19-11 4 Orarlar inraa-pomt ooai J.

Cpofc, Weidmann flnorningsio 101 i g-o 2 6-0 6, Hammond tackiat O- Porttr 2. Ainga 2, Hardaway 1, STATI nraa-poini ooan yvadi Fouli Hope 177, Central I2J (OT) I u-u 1 ar a i-a-D7 I-nMiiafi It i- Rg- inivrtiaia ruro it Mir pan bou u-3i imaryt X. rouW) OOI SCOII. A.bia S2.Knoiviiia 41 Anamota 44 fairjMla 49 CAST i rouiaa our yuckworin I 4. A i 1-a nd-Porliand 59 (Aiinami 1, HJ-JS? S'aia 52 (Hill 13) Attltit SSjJSiji' 3 2 if Hand 29 (Porlw I), Gotdan I'l'l Ji Goidan 4n Boydan-Hull 54 oui Canlar 50 POT IRVCOroi An g-4 Dataware S'a'e 9 L'berty 73 Provioence 79 Manhattan 77 Caoar Raoidt Praint 44, OuDuo.ua forward! vanHquian 171 Appalachian Stele narriptraaa if Canlar Po.nl-Uroana 49, North Linn -a ii.

uavit i g-g i ir 1-7 1 Lamlni I 9-4 4 worm. A j. Workman I). Allltlt New York if SOUTH Cniaryliia at Cnarlton, pod aranta-Lowdan 47, Lincoln (Sian- Kiinktrut. cnarryhoimat, Bovd, WnarH Flthar LaMay.

btCario, VJ'ari ai. mainmgion 22 (Grant, Walkar 4) Fotila Na. Vnrk FRIDAY'S GAMES i o'a't t- it. AieDeme 2, Tennessee-Chattanooga nawiingion 21 I2JTIJ. HINTIRSET (47) AT AUBURN HILLS, MICH.

ATLANTA (17) Clinton 15, Davanport Canlral 71 pavanoort Aati M.MutcaUn 44 tl tvl ANGELES, CALIF. rORTLANO (117) Forwardt Aatlaufar 5 3- 13 Ctemsofl 99 Florida A'tantir aa UUnkina I-1C 1.4 IT IA1UU J. 1 1 MA uiyan ig-11 14, rown 3 4-7 14 Loppin Siait 99, Florida Internetionai 'oran it. yvaukon S2 naoonai 14 Adair-Catav 77 K.trWy ni Wimami 4-5 1 1-1 12, Koncak 4-14 1-1 AabO 1-2 0-0 snaul 1-2 I. corkraan I o-D 7 FIRJT-i14, 13 04.

1 Boo Blue 24.00 I 10 60 3CY'iKidRubv 1.00 5 00 7 Annie'! Sheuna 4 40 0 VS 70 10 SECOND-S14, 3140. 3 Gopher the Money 14 10 60 140 6 Fail and Sly 12 60 4 40 1 New Pattern oo OI47 00, T-IIO0 20; 1170 M. THIRD 40.06. 4 Forever Merlin 7.40 4 20 3 00 I Cherlle'i Deeiay 5 40 160 I Spring Edition 20 134 00 T-I207M FOURTM-S14, 3144. 4 Lola Rootter Red 100 5 70 3 70 6 Peile Pete 1 20 3 1 So Long Chloey 4 00 $24 11,440 00 (4-1-1-J), FIFTH-S14, 33.14.

1 Pound Foolllh IN 4 40 3 IMCP'lTerre 4.20 5 60 I Poinive Idea 10 O-1I0 00; T-IS52 70 sixTH-sii, ttn. I Power Joomer 7 40 5 20 3 70 1 Bobby Wit 32.60 IS 00 4 In The Money 5 40 T-l40. SEVENTH 116, 32-43 I Kid Ceiamlly 14 10 5 10 3 20 7TyvlileAvi! 4.10 260 3 Side Arm 3 20 Q-240, T-I33SO0. Scralchad-Nobe Cenova. EIGHTH-S14, lUt 1 Hey Heather 4 00 3 60 1 20 I P'l Rulhmora 5 60 4 20 4 P'l Barfly Han Ct-IISOO; T-M1170.

NINTH-S14, tlU 1 Light Foot Jet 14.20 S20 210 OD Knewhetodo 1 40 2 40 2 AC Awewme Harry 60 Cf-IIIM, I INI 40. TENTH-516, 3113. I Agony Man 13 40 70 4 70 IKokoFlyer 4 00 2 10 1 JS Game Paner 4 40 1394 10; Pick -a 4 of paid 117 20,, carryover IS, 527 00 ELEVENTH-! 14, 32.7S. 2 JO Evet Forever 4.20 4 20 2 60 4 Shadow'! Soul 5.20 IS 40 IIRMIiiSaiiv 3 40 M'eO, $160 40. 'yartviiia Backman SO Montkallo I Eastern Kentucky o.

North Caroli 11 Jl.puc.kworlh S-14 7-7 17. Dra-4 4 i' iln9 5 42 "oomton l-ij 3-4 15 II yioton 1 g-g 1. Khwarltagar 3-4 9. Z71rF 0-2 I Guard! Braadlna. Sonuar.

Barry I BaHIa 1-1) -7 22. Moncriat 0-3 tti Bucnanan 57 Jatuo 53 na -wtiminyion a4 Kentucky 4 vveiiern Kentucky 70 tail Canirai (Milai) 5, Midland ft.u0.r. Total, ii Murray siaia I0J, Inaarnaiional Abdeinaoy 0 Toian 4J-I9 HLV (Vicior) IS, Trl-County (Thorn I Wmtartat Kurol 17 1.. cLipri 19 71 Ja 9 5-l-t'lV Annlng 1-11 Ith 10 0-6 4, Gram 1 0-1 1 I Thraa-oeint ooait Gibton Fom I Rodman 4-4 0-0 Edward! 9-1 ooait oibton foimi 1 wooman -a irg 1. Iowa Cliy Aal 17, Cadar Rapid! Jt- Norman 33 Nonn Carolina Charlotte 110, Wal Virginia 103 Wngni saie 90 Steofen Austin 13 Youngitown Siaia 19, Alabama Siaig Saydai 24.

Alniartat lartat 20 FoukW out I 2-5 4. Dumari Nona Tachntcal awi 11 Tai saydW banch. Ra- I 9 9 '1 Kaouk 75. Falrflaid 54 Maauokata 59. DaAitt 5J 11 10, I coroa a a-2, 1-4.

A 1-2. 4-3. I S4IIJ Ja. Kimbw 9-11 J-J 24. Garland Aguin pra a-1 1 1-7 Rannrn 1.4 n-i Maouoa'a Vaiiay lOaihl) II, Sarin u.

Dannisiar 7-j 7-7 a r.ar. 4, Roliint 1-1 O-O 1. Hailing! 1-T 6-1 i. 0-6 6-0 0. Total! 47-1; MaryvIM IMA 1 57 romlna tt 'P J-i UMl Toiah) 43-90 11-29.

fgrRanf 77 11 41 B-117 TRANSACTIONS 11-21 M.d-Prairia (Aaiiman) 1 1, Anton 51 Atuma nnomaiuma la bom (Brooklyn) S7 14 J4 17 70- 17 II 74 74 III MIDWEST Jemeuown la, Bieck Mint siaia at SOUTMWEST Lamar 99, 0r4i IS 17 Pair Ml moravia '3. Kuttail 44 Mntml VvnM a if -on, ni anii BUf 1 I BASEBALL inraa-pomi goai dwardl. Ra- Dranar Young, Klmbig 3. Ra- boundl AManla 45 (Wllklni 7), Da- boundi- 'namS aT" AMERICAN LEAGUE Portland 55 (Duckworth 10) iroii 31 iwooman iij Aiiiifi Allan- HOCKEY Loi Angetet 40 (Norman 12) Atilili NFL Nonnaati (Goota Laka) 95 Llibon 35 I will not Pakm (Packwiid 1(5 LoTi 15 KL dortl and FAR WEST Alnge 4). Lot la 14 (Robmion, Anion 3).

Detroit 34 (Thomai 13). Foull Aiiania 21, Detroit 21. Technical! Bedtord. Detroit rur'iano 2a lurenier, Angatei 30 (Grant 17) r-oull (OT) I pi'cnan, ana av Mow- (OT) Arirona S'aia 100, Soutnam utan 71 land 22, Loi Angetet 77. Tarhnlralt ard.

outfielder Palla 44 Otkalnnca 49 Detroit illegal detente AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE i rveMarn uragon J9 rrfv2.J-0 Angean laegal oalente Plaatanl Vallftv 49 Aurtlnatna 2l Detroit coach coacn oaiy 2, Eiectloni Thi Daly. 454 NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 Yart- Named Jerry HrvKdt 74, Aiatka-Anrnoraoa EASTERN Division 7ia'a 73 a 14,436. AT MIAMI Fl A TMIiBCna VI I 4TB AAaar Pratlon 41, Olin-0lord Junction 54 Slgournay 44, Allliamtpurg 43 (Of) son rgo aia'a ay, Arkanta! man minor-league pitching Initruc- AT rwirar.n i ALT rr PF PHILADELPHIA (174) LA. LAKERS (103) lor. Signed Kelvin Torve, llrii bateman and Orlando Mercado, PA 0 229 302 AT VANCOUVER.

BC. jr. uurani ja (U I I TiPlOn 54 Iowa rilw Baaina 44 oeriev -iu 14-14 25, Manorn i-j 3 5n Francilco 77, Vermonl 73 S'aiton 77, 0'ignam Ycjng 75 U'an sma 44, Air Forca 43 wormy 10-71 1-1 21, Perklm y-Mlaml Y. Jett TrimUi 24 (, AA catcher, announced It will not oMer a 4 4 iwm'aii 'u jm ryiutteimen, piicner. Vaiiev (Elgin) 42, South Wlnntihla Aaihingion Sta'a 95.

Jatkion Statt 237 324 144 391 San Dteaa Signed Larry Amier- New England 1 1 3a Central division len, pitcher, to a two-year contract. Announced It win not nflar WatMngion 45 Dubudug Sankx SJ Aa'arioo Eail 46 Cadar Fain 42 Houtlon Ig Pat Ciemenii, pdcher. TWELFTH-! 14, 311. GG Low Cat 10 60 7 60 1 40 Baiilown Bomber 7 60 4 20 JND'i Jeiiica 1 ati Aatiarn Dubudut 51 wi r-rancrtca Announced It win IOWA COLLEGE BOX SCORES AT LAIE, HAWAII MORNING5IOE (I06) orrgr a contracl ha Gary Fava Cincinnati Cleveland WESfERN AREA BOX SCORES DIVISION ft $72 00, 1216 00, QO $763 M. 14-70 Oliver 1-5 2-2 Payne 6-4 l-J I Edmonton, Takko, 4-1-0 (31 ggflB-iS ioW'oj UNITED STATES LEAGUE y-L A Raider.

I AT AINTFR5FT 3 7 Siamon 5-7 9-9 19 Bircnard 4-7 7-3 10. Baaird 5-4 Kantat City BASKETBALL 226 259 264 I4TOEL (40) Seethe Latnart rvunimann a-15 IV F-ttl- garaid 0-1 0 0 0. Hull 5-1 7-2 14, Vaandragar 5-4 1-1 II. Marcar l-( San Diego 4 Guilalton 1 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 1 J2 Ortlund 4 1-2 10-Oj, Acrl7 1-5 5, Oavii 5 1-2 11, Phinnav 2 1-J 10-6 2 Toti 17 4-6. Denver 4 6-0 2, Obar 4 a.hArf 1 n.

09T NBA Suloerulari Parwi Fiiiam Three-nmn! anait InNnin. A 3 1 a jo-jb 21-22, BYU-MAWAII (101) Miami 11 71 ll M-inl I Wathington earner, and Rlk Smitt! Darklna 9 a WINTERSET 1431 Thraa-Dninl analt HawkiM 9 y. 17 14 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 7-IJ 4. 5 23, Klnnaar 3-4 I Ojonkwo 7-12 1-3 15, Ruuail Aatiauiar 2-2 10, Cartwrlght 3 Berkley. Fouled nut I nna li Thunder Ba St Paul tnoiena center tor one game and lined them for lighting In a game on Dec.

14. Fined Darren Walker, Wathington guard. 17.500 tor round! loi Ange'ei 41 (Johnton Chicago 41 (Jordan IS). Aiiltti Lot Angeiei 22 (Johnton 14). Chicago 34 (Plopen.

Jordan 9) Fault I nt EASTERN DIVISION w-v naroy a-ij a-r ig, snum- IU 1-1 1-1 A -1 1 A A boundl Philadelphia 59 (Gmlnikl T2), Miami 44 (Seikaly 4). Atlliti Dubuoua MV PF PA 0 2 2. Sullivan 16-0 2, Saicado I 2-1 130 114 'S 111 106 Jarman 2 4 9-(l 13 Browning 2-7 0-4 edeloh a 1 24 (Turner 4), Miami 24 7, Madlton not going to the drettmg room Imme- 14 11 81 17 13 II 110 ient. v-Aathlnalnn (DOilOIAt 171 12 Mnvenrt ij, 17. A 11.66.

AT DAI I At TFVA4 a vanovH i l-l 3. loiail 2J 14-71. SAvdal 4 1111 17- 4 11 II i "iV-4 I varbaily abuting an ol-14 14 14 14-M I Mm Miami 21. Technican Miami Illegal Warlariat MILWAUKEE (19) Dei Water too North Iowa. 7 6 234 Rotiertt 1-1 1-9 4 RrU-knuaat 1.1 Thrae-oolnt T.alhart ftiitialann 265 349 5 Iueianae 2.

a ii. we AT PHOfeNIX, ARIZ. SAN ANTONIO (132) FOOTBALL THIMTEENTH-S14, 32.S4. 4KCGoDencerGo36M 17 20 6 40 2 Doilv'i Beth 0 4 40 I Level Flight 4 to 0 $163 40, 12 151 00 (4-J-I-7). A 505 Mutuei handle $17,24 FRIDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST-514, 32.4.

RK'i Long Shot 14 10 60 5 70 3 Queiky Sandbiait 1060 6 70 4 Sparky! Hoocher 14 to Cf $6 7 40. SECONO-S14, 3J.SI 1 Auburn Audra 7.10 5 60 4 00 2 Jack Sharp 5.20 5 so I Loneiome Win 10 0 $66 70; $36 60, D-72 20. THIRD JI.IJ. 3 Comfort Maker 13.20 11 20 5 40 1 Ouaiky Snapper 1 10 5 40 Hotline Peppy 3 20 $106 70; 114 20 FOURTM-514, 3175. 4 River Coco 12 10 22 40 5 40 ZeidaO'Scot 310 7 00 7Betie'iEve 710 Q175 00; $2,450 20 4-1-7-1).

FIFTH-5l. 37. tt. 79 121 9 0 214 V'P 4-' 13. Roberiton yVetiauter 2, Ween.

Foull Savdel Stoua City CENTRAL DIVISION 4 11 4 1S3 a-u t-1 ii. Mumpnriet s-12 2-4 12. CummimH 17-71 1-4 77 ciiut l.a NATIONAL FOOTRAi I I (liMiC 2u, Yv.nieriat la lecnnicat butiat-lon. Record! 0-3, 2-4, 1-2, 2-3. 10 4 0 111 745 -overtime loter gets bonus point 1 wa'i j-ae io- ja.

Hait-BYU 53, Vornlngtlda 50 Thraa-pomt goan Reavai 5, 3, Braird 2 Huf 2, Sutiail, Snumwav. Foul! 24. BYU 21 cuiad out Baaird, Rabourvdi (Bircnard t), BYU 21 (Kinnear I) Aiiiin 21 (Baaird 7i, BYU 19 Rtcordi-M S-4; BYU THURSDAY New Yarfe Jatl Plarart Jna aaliw cnavai -e j-5 11, fierce 7-17 4-0. Anderton 1-2 0-0 2, Henion )- 1 ampe pay. 4 1 0 234 374 l-l 14, Rob'nton 12-17 10-13 34, An-derion 1-17 0-6 14.

Strickland 3-7 0-0 RiawaLKai un iniurra ratarve. FRIDAY'S GAMES ereen orayar 1 0-02, Loham 0- tu 4 I 6 241 301 4 16 310 271 t-7 0-0 0, Greenwood 7-1 6-0 0. Greenw, GIRLS OF AMFRiraki FnriTnai i oetroil scnimiiui 9 0 139 344 WALLAS ALLAS Rocheiier 4, St. Paul North Iowa 4, Waterloo 1 Bit niavatiam Named Chan AFSTFRN munihki lotait 6 J' fo I', 35 7 15-25' nAven 6-7 (103) i i "2 4-10 0-0 13, White 94 ,0 5 VtT "OENIX (17J) igiiih j'-V 7-1 10. M.

Engiiih 2 Devil 1-3 0-0 2, GREATER DES MOINES av coarh o-o1 I 1 0 373 209 NewOrleam I I I lit tvtantraal-Named Roger Dora 4-1! TODAY'S GAME SIX-ON-OX FAR WEST McDeniet I InitiapvUa 11 lum. 11 A Rami. I 5 173 Atlanta 11 6 3 14S a-if 1-a I. Wetl 2-2 0-2 Hornacek Shatk 7 30 North Iowa at Waterloo M-wiuni. HOCKEY i- Ailord 1-2 0-0 7.

1 4, MO 4-14 14 4, 4-14 interna'e Js (Truro) 75.Martgni- dala-St Marvt 54 11-21 4-4 17 tolalt 41-11 14-1 Johnton 14-11 34, cuncned diviiion title rrv 0-6 9-4 9 Maierle 4-9 1-1 11, Perry ivtewauaee .23 12 19 JJ 19 I Jetterion-Scranlon (I Urbandeit, clinched nevoft berth Nete Teemt in order of tiebreaker. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WJkUA izvejtia CUP 47- Daaai "noil y-w u-g unignt Nealv 6-0 0-0 0. Tntait -24 14 20 11-101 Lai IfHMlaistnnAiiArart 1Kb! inree-point ooali P-ce 2. Sik- Frank Breauil. rioht wlna m.ih mi 9 Rlarkman 9 LA.rr.

9 Barbara Augui-'4 SO Fuiiarlon Sia'a 91 Portland 14 Frano Suit M. Northwaii Louiiiana Haaii 71 Aagnar 44 Miii.it, ppi vaiiev siatg II, SI Mary'l (Caul) 14 Naw Manco 13 Tannaitag Oregon 15. Montana 74 Sao-. Ciara 49, San jota Slat 43 San AntanM 29 73 15 14-137 PtHeni 29 24 34 2-l5 Three-on nt anata Drmiu W. T.GFGAPtl TODAY'S GAMES the remainder the taaion due to McCray.

Rebound! Milwaukee ii Soutnaait Polk at Boone Ainteriel 33 Hoover 49 Rootevelt 42 Lincoln 12. Eatt 43 North at Amat. pod Soviet Union Sweden raconijrucTiva knee lurgery. Ptttlburafl Trariart Snh Rrnwn 11 30 Detroit el Green Bay tj. uanai si (uonaidion 11).

Allllfl Milwaukee 95 fPntwt. Chamoeri, Hornacek. Fouled out Noointon. mnarian rhimnfrt rigni wing, to narttord tor Scotl ton 5). Dallal 32 (Harper 11) 14 5 I 16 I 10 10 14 4 14 3 00 A Raider! at Minneiota 7:00 Waihingion at Indianapolli McDaniel.

Watt Raoounrtt luin An Toung, nam wing Milwaukee 21, Daliai 22. Technicali A Dowllng 41, WDM Vaiiev 41 Finland Canada won title AMERICAN HOCKE LEAGUE lonio 54 (Roblnion 15), Phoenlk 50 (Chamber! 12). Aiiliu San Antonio 5DJ'UacQueO 24 32 10 220 7 Liberty Moiel 510 410 7 Wiie Snip Sailie 4 60 $6 5 00; 10. SIXTH-514, 33.13. I Coop War 1.40 3 40 2 60 1 Tyville Vmnle 4 60 4 40 5 Ohpa't Eitence 300 40.

1101.10. SEVENTM-516, 1M. 3 Popular Brand 9 60 6 40 3 40 2 Ale Stud Fee 1.40 7 20 I Lota Gvoiv Steel a an uanai coacn Aouoa'O. A 17,007. AT FA5T RUTHFPFnsn I Capital ftrlrt Parana rn.irt I STATE Dlksir ltl ln 1 BI-.

.7, o) SUNDAY'S GAMES from Richmond ji taincruana ei, Knoeni 31 (jonn WOMEN ton 16). t-ouii ian Antonio 31, ouey League. Nance 4-II 4-4 22. Brown 4-11 1-1 SIX-ON-ttlX FRIDAY'S GAMES rrwraniA 2B. A Anamota Caicade 37 1-9 20.

Enio 3-1 m- uauonarrv a-7u BIG EIGHT COLLEGE 4-4 13, Kerr 4-4 3-4 II. Center Point-Urbana 47, North Linn Ferry 3-( 4 1-2 FlnUnH 9 (ia.evi4ui 9 Noon Cleveland at Plttiburgti Noon Daliai at Pniiadeiptiia Noon Houlton at Cincinnati Noon A Rami at Atianla Noon Miami at Buffalo Noon New Fnaiand at lata 7, Valentine 4-1 3-5 15, Aoodion 1-4 SovKi Union 2, Czechoslovakia 2 (fit) Colorado 43, Canlral Michigan 60 Nertheattara NamaH a. ei enteryilie at Charlton osd CBA Lamb oeniive coordinator. Nm thai CaJarate Mma2 a ngmn vaiiev! (Norm Engiiih) 0-0 2. Toiait 31-11 26-il.

NEW JERSEY (111) MorrH 5-17 4-0 (l. CoH 4-4 17. Bowie 1-7 1-2 I Bia 1 1 BiG TEN Cotmn A-1J a rruia a college Noon Tampa pay at Chicago 1 HLV (Vicior) 44, Trl-County (Thorn-buroi 47 Camptiaid anliteni football coach and minority recruiting coordlnetor Watt Georgia-Named David Ou AMERICAN CONFERENCI s-e 15. Gaofg a 93, Norinwanern 13 (OT) Pu'due 100, Bowing Graan S4 Tannaitaa IS. imnoli 52 300 New Orieani at San Francilco 3 00 Y.

Giann al Phoenix 700 Denver at Seattle Clerkwn 7. Weitern Michigan 6 Maine 7, Brown 5 Minnesota 7, Toronto 5 CENTRAL A OW Ptl ij, otrvm 4-4 17, DwJrBjy 7-5 5, (h0 0, Conw F2 i-i A. tran ainwiic airacior. 0 $25 20, EIGHTH 5 16, 314. 1 Friendly Fran 5 3 10 3 40 7 Snanv Machine 4 10 4 20 5 Vike'i Pride 3 60 00; $110 60.

NINTH-S16, 32.41. 7 Teech Preiiure 5 00 4 00 2 60 'Sky Hawk 2IM 4 40 2 CR I Beth A Lvn 2 10 KnoxviTie 59, Aibia 51 Lincoln (Sianwood) 71, Clarenct- Lowden 47 Lvnnvule-Sullv 71. Palla Chrlttian 41 Tolalt 41-15 74-11 ra (ockford GATEWAY ueveierid 74 II 73 25-101 New Jertav HIGH SCHOOL MSL 3'1 2J 24 24 jg III Qued City Ceder Rapid! Thraa-nninl anals. Old Dominion 94, lilinoii Siaia 91 lOT) Maouokeia Vuley IDemlj S4 Midland (Wyoming) 74, Eail Central 44 tnio, Morrn, dRiAytRbESMOINEf SILVER ANNIVERSARY SUPER BOWL TEAM Heed eeacft Vince Lombardi. Coleman, Gervln.

Rebound! Cleve MIDWEST OW Ptl land 51 (Nance 9), New Jeriev 41 EASTERN DIVISION EAST VaHey-DowlIng 5, Waterloo 2 (Morni, toiemen I). Aiiitli Cleveland 15 IKerr 41. New lartav 92 it 44 Jmaha ieold inniieil 6J Momeiuma 10 BGM (Brooklyn) 14 Moravia 71 Rutteii 51 Newlon at South Tama, ood Prt. GB 4 4- Tis 10 I OuerterfMck Joe Moniana. Running backi-Franco Harrii, Larrv Cionka.

Wide recetven Lvtwi Swann, Jerry .554 (Biaviock Theui 7). Fouii-Cieve-lend 77. New Jeriev 10 Baltimore Kantat City Slouk Yakima 75, Vermont 71 Soujh Florida II, George Aeminglon Temoia 51, St. John'! 55 Noriheait (Goote Lake) 64, Llibon 54 WRESTLING new jcrtey inegai Oetenie A 7,232. AT INniAMADrti IC lain Wichita Cleveland NATIONAL CONFERENCE 4 ivog, 1 IIJ12V.

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Lnionufl a-17 n-n r.a,,.u A aoama 12 Georg S'aie 21 emton as F'etno S'aie 43 L4mar 90, Southern Miiiimppl 71 667 550 1 "At 70 5-4 3-4 13, Curry 4-10 3-1 15. Trl- East Buchanan 17, Waotle Valley Bet'endort 41, Davenport Assumption Albany Columbus. Pentacoie Grend 43 40 Detemlvt endj-L C. Greenwood, Ed Tecoma St, Loui! San Diego Dakas. (Falrbank) 35 .474 Jonei.

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Sanders 4-12 2-1 San Joie 5 15 Defenilve tecltlei Joe Greene, Renov White Inilde Unebackert-Jack Lambert, Mine Singielery OutUde Mnebeclteri-Jeck Ham, Ted Hendrtchl. Cernarbackt-Ronnle Lott, Mel Biount. Seteftei-Donnle Shell, Willie Wood. Punter Ray Guv Kicker-Jen Stenerud. Kick returner jonn Taylor.

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Louis 4, Kansas City 5 TODAY'S GAMES 4 35 San Diego el Baltimore 7:35 St. Louis et Kansai City 4:35 Akhita at Tecoma Dyerivine Beckmen 37 Fairiieid 71, Keokuk 51 Iowa City West 74, Cedar Rapids Jef- FAR WEST a 1-2 a-e mcl oud 2-4 0-0 4 Toian S3-I7 21-30 victory, one for teen quarter won. FRIDAY'S CAMEt PRO FOOTBALL CiMrtetle 27 24 33 29-114 aiane 17 11 39 M-137 Southern Caiifor- nrrton 3 Lone Tree (Peckwood) 21 Fuiierton State 41, 55 TODAY't ClMFt Aioanv 135 (4), Omane 130 (3) (OT) FavarMe Ptv Underdoa Detroit i 1 GRFFM BAY Leaar Keptoi nv (4), Lotumoul ill (3) Grand Rapids 134 (7), Skxji FaHt II MINNESOTA A. Raideri SPORTS TODAY yvavunoton ti INDIANAPOLIS (Of old Cltv 174 (41. Yakima 111 (1) I pro COLLEGE FOOTBALL Fivartle Ptv Underde ROSE BOWL Dttmtw29-JanuJ72, 1991 BASKETBALL 04 (1) la Quad Cltv 107 (6), La Croiie Tulle 10J (7).

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Foull 24, CR U. Tectinicai Ceoar Rapkl! Ilieoel detente. Rebound! 31 (SDlvev, Henderion II), CR 47 Grayer 13, Tnibeeux 11). Auliti Nel 14), CR 11 (McDaniel II). worm Aiaoama, Dave La- rcail.n DUWL Favertta Pn.

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