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A 6S The Dks Moines Register Wednesday, December 16, 1992 Sports Roundup Basketball NBA HOCKEY rWfe Alburnett starmont (Strawberry NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE MEN nnr 44 Atla-Aureiia 52. Prairie Valley (Gowrie) TUESDAY'S GAMES AT ATLANTA, GA. DETROIT (107) Woolridge T-M 2-2 16, Rodman 0-0 Laimbeer 2-5 0-0 4, Dumars 12 5-6 32, Thomas 7-14 8-8 23, Polynlce 2-4 17 TUESOAY'S GAMES AT BLOOMINGTON, Toronto Billy Fell tk ev Andrew 69. Bennett 58 Ar-We-Va (Westside) 58 Atlantic H.carron Audubon 46 Bellevue Marauetla 76. Bellevue 51 Belmond-Klemme 62, West Hancock 45 Bnogewater-Fontanette SC.

Anita 64 Carson-Macedonia 72. South Page 69 central uecatur 61 Clay Central-Everty 91, West Bend-Mallard 49 i-j nnuis 5-11 i-j 11, young u-o 1-2 1, Glass 3-7 0-0 7. Tolals 41-80 18-24. ATLANTA (94) Wilkins 5-14 0-0 12, Willis 10-18 0-0 20, Koncak 1-1 0-0 2, Augmon 6-12 1-1 13, Blaylock 4-110-0 9, Graham 9-16 0-0 19, Keete 2-7 2-4 6, Ferrell 3-9 3-4 10, Wiley 1-2 1-2 3. Rasmussen 0-2 0-0 0.

Tolals 41-92 7-ll. Detroit 25 26 34 22-107 Atarrla 23 13 30 28- 94 Three-point goals Dumars 3. Rod- MINN. 4 0-5 Minnesota 2 2 2-6 Game-winning goal Modano 14 (Duchesne, Tinordl), 18:54, 3rd. Goalies Toronto.

Polvin, 8-7-3 (39 shots-33 saves). Minnesota, Casey, 15-8-2 (32-27). A 13,117 AT 60STON, MASS. Buffalo 1 I 1-3 Boston 1 12 Garna-winning goal Mogilny 23 (Bodger, LaFoniaine). 7:51, 3rd.

GoaliesBuffalo, Hasek, 4-7-2 (50 shots-48 saves). Boston, Moog, 13-7-2 (31-28). A 13,921. AT DALLAS, TEXAS N.Y. hUndors 0 2 1 1-4 St Louis 1 1 1 0-3 Game-winning goal King 18 (Tur- Reon, Fllzgeraid), 2 33, OT.

Goalies-lew York, Healy, 9-9-1 (32 shots-29 saves). St Louis, Joseph, 8-13-3, (38-34). A 11,251. Clear Creek (Tiffln)-Amana 61, Iowa 0 0-0 0, Rossmamtn 0 0-0 0, Towers 1 0 0 2, Fatka 3 0-0 6, Tillev 2 0-0 5. Guards Tiliev, Smilh, Happe, Olson.

Geisler, McCormlck, Fillman. Totals 40 1- 12. GRANDVIEW PARK BAPTIST (37) Forwards Pegrem 5 5-8 17, Padgett 8 0-2 16, Zinzer 2 0-0 4, Cowell 0 0-0 0, Wright 0 0-0 0. Guards L. Stafford, Stafford, K.

Davidson, J. Davidson, Fllnn. Totals 15 5-10 Patan-ChurdMi 20 23 27 20 90 GraraMew Park 8 4 15 10 37 Three-point goals Mackey, Tillev, Pegrem 2. Fouls 14, 15. Fouled out none.

AT PERRY SAYDEL (41) Forwards Oberender 6 1-6 14, Ober 1 0-0 2, Van Houten 6 1-4 13, Thomas 3 6-6 12. Guards McLaughlin, Kenover, Johnson, Wilson, Snyder. Totals 16 8-16. PERRY (8 Forwards Hansen 13 3-3 29, Rels 5 2- 4 12, Kenyon 12 4-6 28, Andrews 0 3-4 3, Wilson 5 0-0 10. Spellman 2 0-0 4, Peterson 1 0-0 2, Scholl 0 0-0 0.

Guards Hochhalter, Llckteig, Becker, Walstrom, Nevltt. Totals 38 12-17. Sayd) 1 11 5 16-41 Parry 31 18 26 13-88 Three-point goal Oberender. Fouls 10, 16. Fouled out none.

Records 0-3, 0-6; P-. 3-0, 6-0. 3-8 1-9 11 0, I INljl.tVVUUU, Tampa Bay Los Angeles A 0, 2. Gama.winnina anal Anderssun shot), Goalies icn, UTiimii, Diaviiaj. KC1AAJIKJS trolt 48 (Rodman 21), Atlanta 52 WV (Willis Leirun ju 1 1 nomas Atlanta 26 (Blaylock 9).

Fouls Detroit Miiania a. a Al I LMItAtfO, ILL. CHARLOTTE (110) Johnuvi 9-18 9-9 90. Wlnnal i-4 11, Mourning 4-10 3-3 11, fjogues 11, Bogul I vnrh o-f IfU 14, Lfin D-14 2-2 12, Lynch 0-0 0-0 i.urry u-i- oatnson 1-6 z-i 0-0 Bennett 2-5 1-1 6, Gmlnskl 0-2 0-0 Hammonds 2-3 0-0 4, Green 0-1 2-2 I OlfllS 40-T4 10- If, CHICAGO (125) Plppen 11-17 4-6 26, Grant 4-6 4-6 Cartwright 5-7 1-3 II. Armstrong 2-3 15.

iwilliams 7-11 1-3 15, Paxson H) 7, Tucker 1-4 0-0 2, King 2-5 0-0 C.Williams 1-3 0-0 2, Perdue 0-0 0-0 otals 54-91 13-9A ChartotH 25 28 26 31 36 9J 11 uucago 7 (penally Tampa Bay, Bergeron, 2-1-0 (27 shots-25 saves). Los Angeles, Slauber, 9-1-1 (35-32 AT NEW YORK. N.Y. 12. 2-i 3-5 4, 0 eoarv 1 1 N.Y, Rangers 0 0 Gam-winning goal-Lindberg 6 to), 13:53, 1st.

Goalies Calgary, 110 IX i nree-poini goals Dennett, Lurry, Jordan 3, Paxson. Rebounds Charloite Vernon, 14-8-J (39 shots-39 saves). New York, RlChter, 8-7-1(34-31). A 17,023. AT OTTAWA, ONTARIO Detroit 0 1 1-3 Ottawa .0 1 1 0-2 Game-winning goal Fedorov 14 (Racine), 2:10, OT.

Goalies Detroit, Cheveldae, 10-14-0 (29 shols-27 saves). Ottawa. Sldorkiewlci, 3-21-3 (27-25). A 10,500. AT PITTSBURGH, PA.

Phiadetoraa 0 1-2 Ptrtsburgh 3 1 2-6 Game-winning goal Stanton 3 (Lemieux. Francis) (dp). 19:30. 1st. 49 uonnson 14), Lnicapo 4 (flppen 9).

Assists Charlotte 28 (Bogues 9), Chicago 35 (Pippen 10) Fouls Charlotte 20, Chicago 17. A 18088. AT EAST RUVHERFORD, N.J. NEW YORK (lot) Oaklev 3-4 0-5 6, Smith 4-13 11-12 19. Ewlng 10-16 7-10 27, Blackman 3-8 0-6 6, Rivers 3-6 5-4 11.

Starks 8-15 4-4 20, Anthony 3-5 6-7 li Mason 2-4 1-2 5, Williams 1-5 0-0 2 Tolals of street hockey Football League INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AMERICAN CONFERENCE PA 240 PASSING Goalies Philadelphia, Beauregard, 3-9-0 (33 shots-27 saves). Pittsburgh, oarrasso, iy-6-z UJ-u. ssso, 19-6-2 (23-21). AT WINNIPEG. MANITOBA An.

Ore. Yds. TD Int. MS ZI8 Z44I 1 IZ .485 294 3693 475 251 325 IJ 17 251 272 276 327 206 Moon, Hou. Marino, Mia.

Kelly. But. O'Donnefl. Pit Krieg, K.C New Jersey 0 2 1-3 Waiapeg 0 4 0-4 Game-winning goal Selanne 24 (Housley), 19:13. 2nd.

Goalies New Jersey, Terreri, 6-1O-O (23 shots-19 saves). Winnipeg, Essensa, 7-11-3 (45-42). A 11,732. Tampa Bay al Lot Angeles NEW JERSEY (94) Mahorn 2-4 3-3 7. Morris 8-14 3-3 19, Bowie 1-2 2-2 4, Petrovlc 8-15 11-12 29.

K.Anderson 6-13 0-0 12, Coleman 2-7 7-10 11. Dudley 0-5 1-1 1, Brown 3-4 1-2 7, Robinson 03 0-0 0. George 2-3 0-0 4, CVSulllvan 0-0 0-0 ft Tolals 32-70 28-33. New York 28 31 22 27-108 New Jersey 33 23 20 18- 94 Thra-polnl goals Petrovic 2. Fouled out Petrovlc, Anderson.

ReboundsNew York 45 (Smith 9), New Jersey 44 (Dudley 11). Assists New York 14 (Anthony 4), New Jersey 18 (Anderson 9). Fouls New York 31, New Jersey 38. Technicals Starks, Ewing, Blackman, Mason. A 20,049.

AT GOLDEN STATE LA. CLIPPERS (90) Mannlna 6-19 5-8 17. Mnrmjin 4.19 .313 185 2283 13 9 354 198 2680 12 9 Tomciak.Cle 196 112 1552 6 6 Humohrles, S.D 408 238 2981 14 '18 Millen, N.E .203 124 1203 8 '10 Schroeder, LARd 229 115 1410 11 9 Elway, Den. 255 138 1821 9 12 RUSHING Alt Yds. Ave.

La TD ALL-STAR VOTING PRINCE OF WALES CONFERENCE 1. Patrick Roy, Montreal, 19006; Tom Barrassq, Pittsburgh, 121,328, 3. 5K.Hex.'?!! Suable. 94,898, 4. Mike RlChter, N.Y.

Renews 47 709- 333 227 225 rosier, m. J4U I46y T.Thomas, But. ....270 1275 271 While, Hou Green. Cln 1090 941 il 693 Warren, Sea 202 Higgs, Mia 230 pekrsn. LARd.

181 Butts, S.D 189 Baxter, NYJ 148 Word, K.C 158 683 603 RECEIVING 4.j by iu 4.7 44 7 4.7 44 7 4.2 52 1 4.2 2 3.5 22 7 4.0 40 2 3.7 22 3 4.6 30 6 3.8 44 1 4 Vanbiesbrouck, Rangers, 55,450. No Yds. Avg. Lo. TD 1.

Ray Bourque, Boston, 2. Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers, 1 Scott Stevens, New Jersey, 4. Larry Murphy, Pittsburgh, Steve Duchesne, Quebec, 110,833. Cantors Lemieux, Pittsburgh, 2H322; 2.

Eric Llndros, Philadelphia, 3. Joe Saklc, Quebec. 4. Pat LaFoniaine, Buffalo, 5. Mar Mauler, N.Y.

Rangers, 80,492. Wkngs 1. Jaromlr Jagr, PIHsburgh, 23BJ85; I Kevin Stevens, PIHsburgh, 3. Rick Tocchel, Pittsburgh. 131.224; 4.

gen Nolan, Quebec. 4 Mark Recchl, Philadelphia. 104.909. jemres, riou. 84 iu.3 4 Duncan, Hou.

75 Harmon, S.D. 72 Miller, S.D 63 Williams Sea. 63 Givins, Hou. 61 Reed, Buf. SB Fryar, N.E 52 Burkelt, NVj 665 890 11.9 72 841 117 55 933 14.8 67 460 13 27 713 11.7 41 851 14.7 51 752 14.5 54 133 37 BIG TEN Michigan Stat 79, Illinois-Chicago 75 MISSOURI VALLEY Virginia Commonwealth 67, Tulsa 66 IOWA COLLEGE Augustena (IH.) 98, Central 70 Cederville 112, GracSand South Dakota State 93, Teikvo Westmer EAST Dartmouth 90, Harvard 64 1 Duouesne 91 Florida State I New Hampshire American Interna- ttonal 81 Penn 71, VlUanova 59 SkkJmore 77, Amherst 75 i Syracuse 93, Maryland-Baltimore Coun- Temple 17, La Sane 60 SOUTH Alabama-Birmingham 75, Tulane 69 Auburn 77, Lincoln Memorial 51 Florida International 79, Nova 69 (OT) Louisiana State 75J Niche State 64 Marshall 89, Ohio 79 "1 Northwestern Louisiana 127, Arkansas Baptist 92 New Orleans 60, Soring Hil 61 Southern Mississippi 86, Alcorn State 59 Wake Forest 69, Rhode Island 65 1- MIDWEST Bethel (Ind.) 85, Purdue-Calumet 72 Carieton 75.

Concordia (Moorhead) 64 Dakota State 77, Southwest State (Minn.) 75 Dakota Wesleyan 86, Valley City Stale 68 Eureka 83, Sanford Brown 49 Hanover 98, Marwile (Mo.) 81 i -Northern Slate (S.D.) 108, Minot State 81 rr. Wisconsin-LaCrosse 75, Wisconsin-Eau i. Claire 70 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 79, Northern llli-nois 71 Wisconsin-River Falls 72, Wisconsin-PlaiteviHe 65 FAR WEST Eastern Montane 93, Montana Tech 60 Idaho State 89. Western Montana 56 Metro State 93, Western State (Colo.) 84 Santa Clara 81, Nevada 68 Weber Slate 73, Southern Utah 62 IOWA COLLEGE BOX SCORES AT BROOKINGS, S.D. TEIKVO-WESTMAR (66) Jackson 8-17 3-5 19, Parker 3-12 0-0 6, Wintz 6-7 1-2 13, Iroy 1-4 0-0 2, Rob- arson 2-7 1-2 5, Hansen 0-2 0-0 0, Rani- seskl 3-4 0-0 6, SchuHer 0-2 0-0 0, Warn- er 1-8 1-4 3, Lucas 2-6 2-2 6, Normingion 1-1 2-4 4, Larson 1-3 0-0 2.

Totals 28-74 9-17. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (93) Bouman 8-12 2-5 20, Lerterman 2-7 4-4 8, VandeWortering 2-7 0-0 4, Naaties 3-7 6-6 13, Smith 4-7 1-1 9, Schuetz 2-S 4-4 8, Rops 4-8 3-4 12, Nelson 3-7 2-2 9, Kruse 2-4 1-2 S.Showers 1-5 1-2 3, Campbell 0-2 0-1 0, Dana 0-0 0-0 0, Timmerman 1-2 0-2 2. Totals 32-73 24-30. Half 57, 26. Three-point goals Roberson, Bouman 2, Naaties, Rops, Nelson.

Fouls 20, 26 Fouled out-Parker, Roberson. Technical foul Parker. Rebounds 53 (Jackson 10), 48 (Bouman 8). Assists 15 (Irbv 4 II (Lelferman 3). A 1,857.

Records 6-6, 6-1 MONDAY FAR WEST California-Santa Barbara 60, Pepper dine Montana 53, Sacramento State 38 St. Mary's (Cat.) 43, San Francisco Stale 39 Seattle Pacific 85, California-Stanislaus 65 NCAA DIVISION TOP 20 1. vVglnYa" Union (7) (5-1) 2. Kentucky Wesleyan (6-0) 3. Mo.

Western (1) (7-0) 4. BakersfieW State (6-0) Frnkh Pierce (N.H.) (6-0) -158 3 .151 15 ...147 .123 .117 4 .105 19 ne Norm uako'a (-o 7 Philadelphia Textile (6-1) Komns 14-u v. 1 Washburn (Kan 1 (6-0) ...94 5 10. C. Central (5-0) 85 1 1.

Wayne (6-0) 84 12. Amer. Intl. (Mass.) (5-1) 70 13. Millers (Pa.) (4-1) 59 14.

Regis (Mass.) (7-1) 55 15 Grand Canyon (Ariz.) (5-2) 16. Jacksonville St. (Ala.) (5-2) 17. Favetteviile St (N C.S (7-1) tie Northern Michigan (7-1) iy. Aiaska-Ancnoraoe (5-Z) 20.

Central Oklahoma (5- 2) 6Va 12 JUNIOR COLLEGE TOP 20 1. Vincennes (Ind.) (11) (12-0) 140 104 z. soumern loano (J) (14-0) 3. Three Rivers (Mo (2) (14-0) II 4. Howard (Texas) (14-1) 72 5.

Pensacola (Fla.) (11-1) 65 6. Allegany (Md.) (11-1) 60 7. Spartanburg (SC.) (8-1) 52 8. McLennan (Texas) (13-0) 50 v. Hutcninson (Kan.) (ll-ll 10.

Chattahoochee (Ala (11-0) 1 1. uiArc iuwii i i-v .12. Connors (Okla.) (13-2) .13. Walters (Term.) (11-2) 14. Kankakee (III.) (11-1) 15.

Southwestern (8-0) 16. Arizona Western (10-2) 17. Monroe (N (15-1) ...25 18 Odessa (Texas) (16-1) iy. Duller county (Kan.) 20. Tallahassee (Fla.) (8- 11-2) MNKM COLLEGE DIV.

II TOP 10 1. Morris (N.J.) (51 2. Kishwaukee (II 1 Massasoit (Mass.) 4. Owens (Ohio) (10-2) k. a.

Iowa unn (t-ij 6. Olive-Harvey (12-1) 7. Perm Valley (Mo.) (13-1) 8 Mercer Countv (NJ.) (6-fl) y. lowa Laxes i ii-ii (8-2) 10. Kalamazoo Valley (Mich.) JUNIOR COLLEGE DIV.

TOP 10 1. Sullivan County (N.V.I (5) (10-0) 2. Hudson Valley (N () ()3-0) 3. Suffolk Wesl (N.Y.) (6-0) 4. Minneapolis (5-1) 5.

Keystone (pa.) (lo-i) i. Columbus Stale (Ohio) (4-1) 22 Rhode klund (5-71 i survY-oemi m-v 8 9. Eastfield (Texas) (7-6) W. Howard (Md.) (9-! 1-5) WOMEN i BIG TEN Wisconsin-MNwaukee 7B, Wisconsin 77 I (5-0) 54 i bi ns-i) (11 (9-0) 46 tOINIINO No. Yds.

Lg. Avg. GrMontgornery, Hou 44 2015 66 45 8 1, Den 37 16B1 62 46.4 Stark. Ind. 3419 64 45 0 Tuten, Sea.

Royals, Pit. Barker, K.C Gossetf, LARd. Kidd, S.D Agular, NYJ .99 4367 65 44.1 63 2778 58 43 3 .66 2838 61 43 0 68 2900 56 i 62 2643 65 42 6 61 2580 65 42 3 66 2784 7) 412 Hansen, at. PUNT RETURNS NO. YOS.

A VS. LI Pickens, Cln 18 Marshall. Den 28 279 12.7 324 11.6 348 11.2 268 11.2 Larter, k.l. ..31 Verdin, I ino. 24 Woodson.

Pit 31 3J6 10.8 Brown. LARd 35 Metcalf, Cie 39 363 104 399 102 225 9 8 Htcks, But. 23 Stanley, S.D.-N.E. 26 216 83 165 MLtvUrr Kt TURNS Na Yds. Avg.

La Vaughn, N.E 18 444 24.7 59 Baldwin, Cle. 29 659 22.7 47 Ball, Cln 20 411 206 48 Verdin. Ind 35 712 20 3 42 MCMan, NYJ 21 419 ZD 0 warren, sea 78 524 187 Woodson. Pit. 368 18.4 529 18 2 430 17.J 374 16J Stanley.

S. Steoall. Cln. 25 iUCHDOWNS TD Rsn Rec Ret Pis Foster, Pit. ll White.

Hou. Ouoer, Mia. 7 Higgs, Mia 7 Metcalf, Cle. 7 Miller, S.D 7 0 5 6 PLACE-KICKING 60 60 54 48 48 48 48 2 42 42 90 83 76 75 68 PAT FO LfPts itoyanovlch, Mia 32-33 25-32 S3 107 Buf. 41-42 21-25 54 104 Paton-Churdan Park Baptist 37 Perry 88, Savdel 41 Waukee 51, North Polk 46 FIVE-PLAYER Ankeny 48, East 44 Lincoln 90, Ames 34 Urbandale 50, Hoover 31 DM.

Dowling 86. DM Valley 44 Winters! SOXrcston 48 (OT) STATE SIX-PLAYER AST (Avoca) (Neoia) 26 Adairasey 12 Alden 74, Dows 67 Aigona Falls 34 Ar-We-Va (Westside) lOZ.SchleswIg 33 Armstrong-Ringsted 66, Albert Cilv- Truesdale47 Atlantic 70, Carroll 54 BCL-UW (Conrad) 68 BGM (Brooklyn) 49, Keola 40 Bellevue 82, Bellevue Marquette 47 Boon 65, Nevada 56 Brtdgewater-Fontandl 54, CAM (Anita) CWL (Corwith) 82, SCMT (Sheffield) 58 Carson-Macedonia Page 40 Cenierville 52 Central Decatur 80, Bedford 50 Clarion-Goidfield 79, Eagle Grove 59 Clarke (Osceola) 71, Pella Christian 52 Clear Lake 78, Webster City 50 Clinton SS.Calamus-Whealland 35 Decorah 55 Denver 88. Dike-New Hartford 72 DunlapDow CltY-Arlon 43 East Union 57, Greenfield 55 (OT) Edgewood-Colesburg 67, Central City 42 Elk Horn-KimbaHlon 63 Essex 94, Hamburg-Sidney 46 Farragul (Tabor) 26 Fredericksburg 43, Mason City Newman 4U GMG (Garwin) Marshall 34 Galva-Holstein 72.Denlson 67 Garner-HavAeld 56, Lake Milts 36 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 58, Hudson 48 Griswold 51, Missouri Valley 43 Hamplon-Dumont 72, Humboldt 56 Harlan 64. Shenandoah 41 Harris-Lake Park Sl.North Kossuth 73 Hubbard-Radcllffe 84, Eldora-Ntw providence 57 Iowa Valley (Marengo) 59, Belle Ptaine 41 Lenox 65. Diagonal 64 Lincoln (Slanwood) 70, East Central (miiest 4J Looan-Maonolia 78.

West Harrison 28 MFL (Monona)Mar-Mac (McGregor) 61 Malvern 52. Villisca 38 Maouoketa Valley (Delhi) 77, Springy zj Melcher-Dallas 65. Moravia 62 (OT) Midland (Wyoming) 72, Olln-Oxford juncnon a Montezuma 86 Mormon Trail (Garden Grove) 44, Seymour 37 Mount Ayr 82. Cornino 33 Newet-Fonda 83, Storm Lak St. Mary's 44 Nora Springs (Rock Fats) naimieia jc North Central (Manly) 44, Rockwell Swaledale 36 North Iowa (Buffalo Center) II, Forest LIIY 51 North Mahaska 48.

EddwiHe 30 North Tama 40, Union (LaPorte City) 37 Northeast (ooose Lake) 57, Lisbon 53 Odeboit-Arthur 68, Woodbine 51 Osage 80. Northwood-Kenselt S3 PleasantvllK (3, Twin Cedars (Bussey) ji Pomeroy-Palmer 67 Postville 69. North Favette 61 Prairie City-Monroe 45 rrairte vanev RicviHc 56. Greene 44 River Valley (CorrectkmvllH) (Eartv)-Schaller 54 Ruthven-Ayrshlre Clay 51 St. Ansgar SS.Rockford 38 Stanton 75.Nishna Valley (Hastings) 67 Starmont (Strawberry Polnl) 14, Alburn- en 44 Term 63.

Sioux Central 49 Trevnor 102, Audubon 47 Trl-County (Thornburg) 74.HLV (Victor) 71 Tripoli 53 Twin River Valley (Bode) (Early) 54 Underwood 44 Ventura 64, Woden-Crystal Lake 54 Wall Lak View-Auburn 74, Pocahontas 50 Wavne (Corydon) 68, Interstate 35 (Truro) 44 Wesl Central (Maynard) 46 West Hancock 72, Belmond-Klemrne 40 Wesl Lyon 47, Central Lyon 42 Whiting 54, East Monona 49 WIHIamsburg 69, English Valleys (North tngiisn) FIVE-PLAYER Albert Cily-Truesdal 92, Armstrong-Ringsted 53 Boyden-HuB 45, Sioux Center 34 Cedar Rapids Jefferson Rapids Washington 52 Cedar Rapids Kennedy 71, Waterloo tast J6 Central Lee 58. Fort Madison Aoulnas Council Bluffs Jefferson 53, Council Bluffs at. Albert 44 DeWilt 31 Dubuque Senior 68, lowa City West 38 DversviHe Beckman 36 Estnerviile 50, Sheldon 46 Harmony (Farminglon) 59, WACO Wavtand 43 Highland (Riverside) 42, Wapello 20 lowa City High 59, Dubuque Hempstead 50 Lone Tree 62, Columbus Junction 43 MOC-FV (Orange Clly) 39 Mediapolis (Letts) Z3 New London (Ekton) 38 Rock Valley 53 Georae-Llttle Rnrk 77 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 35 Sioux City East 83, Le Mars 30 Sioux City Wesl 41. Sioux Citv North 36 South O'Brien SO.Cherokee 47 South Tama 59, Independence 54 Spalding (Granville) 34 Storm Lake 65, Spencer 38 Van Buren (Keosauqua) Union 39 Vinton-Sheiisburg Rapids La-SaHe 27 Waterloo Columbus 46 Wesl Bend-Mallard 86, Clay Central-Everty 49 West Delaware 59, Benton (Van Horne)-Norway 55 Wesl Liberty 47, West Branch 32 West Polnl Marquetl (Pack-wood) 30 Western Christian (Hull) 66, Sioux City Heeian 43 Western Dubuque 45, Cascade 34 Wilton 64, Tipton 38 AREA BOX SCORES AT ADEL JEFFERSON-SCRANTON (37) t-orwaros MMCPherson 7 1-4 17, Rice 4 2-2 10. K.MePharson 2 7-4 6 Guards Wleck, Drinry, Wolterman.

Daubbendlck, Rice, Coyne. Tolals 15 5-IU. ADEL-DESOTO (47) Forwards Nelson 10 1-4 71. Man ning 7 3-4 17, Olson 2 2-4 6, Forsythe I i-1 reoersen o-i ouardsYork, Bond. Nelson.

Yeomans. Weemt. acnanau, aianer. totals zo 7-15. Jefrarson-Scranton 9 10 9 9- 37 Ad-OeSoto 8 14 15-47 Three-print ooals AAr-ptwruw 9 rOUB) 16, A 13.

AT CARL SLE JOHNSTON (47) Forwards Bobst 1 2-2 4, Doster 9 4-a ii, Kennei i 6-10 10, Little 3 3-4 11. uuaros jonnson, voorhees, Jarnagln, Drannon. cnooer. inian i is-74 CARLISLE (45) Forwards Vltlrltto 6 8-9 21, Shenk 6 0-2 13, Lanman 3 0-0 6, Fleishman 2 0-0 Guards trd, cope, Lee, Conrad, Avm, weaver, Black. Totals 17 8-11.

Jehnstan IS 4 if 7 Carts) 10 12 9 14-45 Three-point goals Little 2. Vltlrittn. Shenk, Fleishman. Fouls 17, 20. Kecoras -1, z-4; 1-2, 4-1 AT COLO BONDURANT-FARRAR (9)1 Forwards Ait 10 6-8 27; Jones 0 0-0 McCombs 4 1-2 9, Hay 0 2-4 2 Cordes 0-0 10, Thomas 0 0-2 0, Sinn 0 2-2 2.

Guards Krug Flck, Hay, Roovaart, nean I Dials it 1 1- la COLO-NESCO (92) orwaroi t- redreglll 15 10-10 40, Harrison 8 3-5 19. Hudson 9 4-6 29 Pear son 0 1-6 1, Kenny 2 2-3 6. Larsen 2 0-0 (ruaras Larnpoea. oewitt. Rasmus- son, Herr, Wilkening, Good, Larsen.

oiais J6 2U-JU. Bendurant-Fa .14 9 14 9- 50 Colo-NESCO 21 34 18 19-9 inree-oomt coats AH 1. Foiita a li. AT CRESTON WINTERSET (SO) Fnnkwik RniHM 11 1.C 94 UU. avufer 4 1-2 13, Hendricks 3 0-0 8, Cor- krean o-g 4.t,uaros Breeding, Allen, CRESTON (4) t-orwards 5vMr 16 1-2 33.

Drfekel 1-4 7, Hook 2 0-2 5, Fast 1 0-0 Sharp, smith, Adams, King. oiais z-a. II II 4 4-50 Craston IS 5 12 2-48 three-point eoa Hendricks 2 Hook, Fast. Fouls 10, I NORWALK (57) f-orwards ermdi 7-16 25 (Wake 8 1-2 u. wccieary 0-0 to Guards Al bert, Tracy, Waltz, Onstot, Sytvstr, lersTon.

i otbis la a- ia. CLARINDA (46) De Sumo 9 6-13 24. Do Sumo 5 1-3 hosier o-o to. Haua l-z l. Guards Bos well, Haug, Meyer, Shun, Miner, Reents.

Totals 19 8-20 18 12 13 9-S2 Qarraa 9 3 15 19-46 Fouts 14, IS Fouled out Mey- AT DALLAS CENTER BALLARD (HUXLEY) (59) Forwards Wasefline 3 2-4 Marker 1-2 7. Sievers 3 12-16 18. Horning 0 2-2 Les 8 7-14 23. Guards Longnecker, Dennis, Thomason, Hacketl. 17 24-38 DALLAS CENTER-GRIMES (54) Forwards Winelind 7 8-11 22, De-laoghler 3 0-0 6 Wisrich 9 4-7 22, Schne-boien 2 0-2 4.

Guards Tidwett, Telmore, Murray, Boidv, Jerrzert Totals 21 12-20 Baaard (Huxley) II 22 43 00- 59 -Cranes 13 42 00 64 Three-point goal Haseitine. 21. DCG 27 Fouled out WI-netirxj, Jentzen. Record DCG: 2-2, 3-3. AT DES MOINES PATON-CHURDAN (90) Forwards Mackey 19 0-0 39, Car-stem 8 6-8 22, Parks 7 2-4 14.

Ckxksiem QB RB RB LB LB LB DB DB DB KR the AManrvt mi 24-31 49 99 Lnwerv. 30-30 ZZ-Z4 52 96 36-36 18-24 54 30-30 18-24 50 19-26 51 17-21 46 16-22 8 23-23 15-Z6 54 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Del Greco, Hou Carney. S.D. Stover, Cle Treadwell, Den Breech, Cin Jaeger, LARd. utv Kegina Clinton Mater Dei wneanand 64 Danville 58, West Burlington 50 Denver 79, Dike-New Hartford 73 Diagonal 69, Lenox 66 Dows 7B.AIden 60 Dubuoue Hempstead 66, Western Du- Duaue Tft Duniap'Dow Citv-Arlon 59, Battle Creek- da Grove 5B East Marshall 85.GMG (Garwin) 75 tast Monona Ai EddwiHe 77, North Mahaska 58 Elk Horn-Klmballlon 78, Walnut 47 English Valleys (North English) 67, Williamsburg 64 Fairfield 66.

Davis Countv 45 Forest City 57, North Iowa (Buffalo Lenrer) 44 Fort Dodge St. Edmond Gar noan 6 Fort Madison Aquinas 93, Central Lee 53 Fredericksburg 39, Mason City Newman 11 Fremont-Mills (Tabor) 46 oreene 47 Harlan 68. Shenandoah 56 Harris-Lake Park 81. North Kossuth 60 Hubbard-Radclitfe providence 45 Hudson 66.Gladbrook-Relnbeck 39 IKM (Manilla) Sl.Clarlnda Academy 50 Interstate 35 (Truro) 81, Wayne (Cor- voonj 4u Iowa Valley (Marengo) 71, Beta) Plain ei Jesup 85, East Buchanan 66 Keola 62.BGM (Brooklyn) 60 (OT) Kingsley-Pierson 93.MMC (Marcus) 63 Lake wins 42 Lamonl 72. Murray 67 Logan-Magnolia 53, West Harrison 31 Lone Tree Junction 53 Louisa-Muscatin (Letts) 34 MFL (MononalMar-Mac (McGregor) SJ.buftenDerg Z3 Malvern 78, Villisca 57 AAM.Dni.-ia UUUmnl GO Unn 44 Midland (Wyoming) Junction 43 (U I Missouri Valiev 88, Grlswoid 53 Montezuma 50 Moravia 84.

Meicher-DaHas 69 Mormon Trail (Garden Grove) 79, Sey mour 66 Mount Ayr 66 New London 55. Cardinal (Ekton) 49 Nishna Valley (Hastings) 94, Stanton 56 Northeast (Goose Lake) Al, Lisbon 44 Oakland Underwood 45 Osage 56 Pella Christian 62. Clarke (Osceola) 48 Pocahontas 56, Wall Lake View-Auburn 50 Postville 58. North Favette 30 Prairie City-Monroe 52 fresrofi au.uarence-Lowden 55 Red Oak 61 Rockwell Cily-Lytton 80, Sac Citv 54 RusseH 62 MouWon-Uoen 61 SCMT (Sheffield) 65.CWL (Corwlth) S3 Scnaller-Creslland (Early) 85, Twin Riv er vaiiev tsooei 44 Sioux City Heeian 67, Western Christian (Hum 64 on Sioux City North 57, Sioux City East 48 (Oil South Clay 66 South ama 79, Independence 63 Spirit Lake 66 SI. Ansoar TO.Rockford 6B Storm Lake St.

Mary's 61 Terril 71. Sioux Central 61 Trl-County (Thornburg) 54.HLV (Vic tor) so Tripoli 87.Clarksville 24 Twin Cedars (Bussey) 68, Pleasantvill 59 Twin River Valley (Bode) 68, Northeast Hamilton 67 (OT Union (LaPorte City) Tama 45 unity christian (Orange City) 67, west Washington 81. Muscatine 54 Waterloo Columbus 67, Marion 46 Waterloo Walnut Ridge 55, Janesvllle 37 west central (Maynard) 73, Sumner 50 west Lyon 59, central Lyon 50 Wilton 54. Tipton 49 Winfleid-Mount Union 93, Van Buren tKeosauqua; ez Woden-Crvstal Lake 67, Ventura 53 Woodbine 59 AREA BOX SCORES AT ADEL JEFFERSON-SCRANTON (60) Murphy 2 2-2 7, Nayior 1 2-2 4, Mem i iru ii. I otars ib 6-6.

ADEL-OESOTO (66) Huber 6 2-4 16. Crannell 1 0-0 2. Christiansen 6 3-9 15, Burke 1 0-2 2, Schrock 2 5-5 10. Mover 5 3-7 13. Knud- sen 3 0-0 6, Saveraid 0 2-2 2.

Totals 24 15-29 Jefferson-1 I 11 16 24 60 Adal-DeSot 19 13 20 14 64 inree-point goals McLagan, Murphy, Huber 2, Schrock. Fouls JS 20, mu u. rouiea out tvwiz. Kecoras js: U-4, 0-4; AU: J-O, 4-0. AT ALLEMAN WAUKEE (57) Hakeman 0 0-0 0, Ruhde 0 0-0 0, J.

Schroeder 1 0-0 3, Weaver 4 7-8 15, Uhl 7 0-0 17. Jo Schroeder 3 0-0 6, Van Roekel 6 0-2 12, Hanson 2 0-0 4, Don- an. le u-o u. i otats a ig. NORTH POLK (58) nrkwi 1 n-n i i.t Gregg 0 0-0 0, White 3 0-0 6, Brown i i-i ii, oenscn i-i nuason iu 4- 24, Totals 24 8-1Z Wauke 22 10 14 9- 57 North Pott IS 19 10 14 SB Throe-point goals J.

Schroeder, Uhl 3, Husak 2. Fouls 14, NP II, Fouled out none. Kecoras Nf: 3-1, 2-2. AT CARLISLE JOHNSTON (67) Oarmer 3 0-0 6, Dinner 0 0-0 0, Suntxad 8 4-4 22, Roark 2 2-2 6, Kurtz 0 0-0 0, Allen 4 1-1 9, Berg 0 4-4 4, Sewed 1 2-4 4, Block 7 2-4 16 Totals 25 CARLISLE (49) Lumsden 0 0-0 0, Bowlin 0 0-0 0, Abel 11 2-2 26. Gass 0 0-0 0, McCormlck 1 0-0 2, CatteK 1 3-4 6, Tuget 1 3-4 5, Farrell 1 0-0 2, Williams 2 0-0 6, Miller 0 vienx i u-ti totals IB 8-10.

Johnston 19 17 17 14-67 Carkile 14 11 11 13-49 inree-poim goals Sunblad 2, Abel 2, iiiiaura aneil. routs 14, K. I. AT DALLAS CENTER BALLARD (HUXLEY) 4) Harmon 1 12 3, Albaugh 6 3-5 15, i nompun i u-u wnson o-o Hile man 2 4-4 8, Ihle 8 7-8 73, Cox 1 3-4 5, Mitchell 2 5-5 9, Johnson 1 4-6 6, iviti-ougniin 3 u-u I oiais a 4-M. DALLAS CENTER-GRIMES 153) Umland 0 0-0 0, C.

Bishop 0 2-2 2, Busby 0 0-0 0, Patterson 0 0-0 0, Seymour 3 1-2 Peitzman 1 0-0 2, Paslour u-v acnneioer qhs, Finn 0 0-0 0, M. BishOB ti (Wl RnlunlSv t-i 11 Beiamo 4 2-4 10, Reutier 0 3-4 3, Moss i i- oeeman 4 g-u otats 17 17-24. Bstard (Huxley) 14 16 27 27 14 D.C-Gflmes I 13 14 18-53 Three-point goals McLaughlin. Seymour, RohmiHer. Fours 20, DC a.

i-omeo out none. Kecoras 5-0; u-4. AT DES MOINES LYNNVILLE. SULLY ll Fish 1 1-4 3, Dunsberger 3 0-0 8, Norman 3 0-0 9, Criswen 0 0-0 0, NerveH 1 0-0 2, Huyser 1 0-0 2, Sorvell 4 3-4 11, I erps'ra ti u-4 4. I OiaiS Z5 4-i.

DM. CHRISTIAN (62) Slerk 2 0-15. Wilson 1 0-0 2 Chen- oweth 1 0-0 2, Cooper 5 0-0 II, Smith 8 2-3 18, Halbersma 12 0-0 24. Totals 79 2-4 Lvrmve-Sutv 14 II 19 15-59 DM Chrtstian 21 14 13 62 inree-point goals Dunsberger 2, Norman 3 Sterk, Cooper Fours LS K), uiw. 14.

Kecoros Li j-1, 4-Z. AT NEVADA BOONE (68) Storing 5 3-4 15, Sprecher 5 5-6 15, Larson 10 0 0 20, Stolte 3 0-0 8, Mohr-man 1 0-0 2, Carri 0 1-1 1, Frett 0 1-2 1. loiais iu-14, NEVADA (721 Miller 9 4-7 25, A. Hotstein 6 1-2 14, Cooonder 4 2-2 10, Rrerson 3 3-5 9, Siefken 4 0-0 8, R. Holstein 2 0-0 4, Thomsen 1 0-0 2.

Totals 29 10-16 Boot 10 22 12 24-61 Nevada 13 20 18 21-72 Three-point ooais Miller 3. Sebrina stoite A. Hotsiem. routs AT PERRY SAYDEL (50) Gustafson 0 0-0 0. Meriev 2 1-? 5.

Boozeii 0 1-2 1, Vanderpool 3 2-2 10, Ob er 9-15 25, Khoedes 2 0-3 4, Seibert 1 0-Z Goode 1 1-2 3. Tolals 17 14 27. PERRY (63) Lackershire 0 0-0 0, Boots 1 2-2 4, HuiMw 1-9 1 vnv.v 1 Cln Clark 0 0-0 0. Andrews 2 5-6 9. Logan 6 0-0 0.

Draisey 7 9-12 23, Pennington 2 u-u 4. Moeischer 4 2-4 10. Totals 19 24-36 Savdel 17 8 15 50 Perry 15 8 18 22- 63 Three-point goals Vanderpool 2, Spoonnour. Fouls 22, 21 Fouled out Gustafson, Meriev, Logan, Pennington. Records 1-3, 1-4, 2-1, 3-2.

AT NORWALK WINTERSET (56) Worsham 0-0 4, Young 3 2-4 Barker 2 0-0 4, Darling 4 3-4 11, J. Darling 6 0-0 16 Olson 3 0-0 7. Neuenkirk I 0-0 2, Weeks 1 0-2 1 Totals 22 5-10. NORWALK (15) P'ariri fl 1-9 1 Tnmlrti 1 1-4 11 Sover 7 1-1 16, Cord 1 0-0 2. Leeper if 9-9 9A.

Fr- 9 1-9 Pur. An Hil 0 1-7 1, Cassady 5 0-0 10. Devine I 1-2 3 Totals 36 10-15 Wenersel 8 72 15 11 56 NorwatV 22 20 16 25 85 Three-point ooao Sovar. Lmwr 9 Young. J.

Darling 4. Olson, vweefct Folxs 14, 18 Footed out Dar-tng SIX-PLAYER 47 Jetferson Scranton 37 Baiard (Grimes) 59. Dallas Center- Gnnes 54 Co-NE5CC 92, Bondurant-Fan-ar 50 Guthrie Center 79. Van Meter 35 Johnston 4f, Carlisle 43 Norwa. 5i Curmoa 46 s.

0, 5 I it, 3 3 i i ll. 3 2, Kruit, Totals O.C Fouls PASSING Alt. Cmp. Yds, TD Int. 353 238 3042 22 7 Young, S.F Miller, All Cunningham.

Phi. 4 1-1 0-0 (Ot The perils National AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN DIVISION PF 358 y-Buffak) Miami Indianapolis. 4 0 305 179 203 182 273 N.Y. 10 0 12 0 New England CENTRAL DIVISION x-rirrsourgn it I) Houston. Cleveland 237 285 WESTERN DIVISION Kansas City 9 5 0 San 9 5 0 Denver 70 A.

Raiders 6 8 0 Seattle 12 0 268 737 214 120 NATIONAL CONFERENCE EASTERN DIVISION 'J I 0 PF 341 y-Oallas Washington Philadelphia N.Y. Giants Phoenix 267 317 261 227 341 241 I i I 4 10 0 CENTRAL DIVISION Minnesota Green Bav. Chicago in Tampa 4 10 6 io 10 0 ISION I I 4 10 0 WESTERN DIVISION y-San 12 2 0 v-New Orleans 113 0 251 Atlanta 6 LA. Rams. 5 x-cllnched division title v-clinched playoff berth MONDAY'S GAME Miami 20, LA.

Raiders 7 SUNDAY, DEC 20 Noon Buffalo at New Orleans Noon Houston al Cleveland Noon L.A. Rams at Green Bay Noon Minnesota at Pittsburgh Noon New England al Cincinnati Noon Phoenix at Indianapolis Noon Washington al Philadelphia 300-Chicago al Detroit 300 San Diego at L.A. Raiders 3.00 Seattle at Denver 700 N.Y. Jets al Miami MONDAY, DEC 21 800-Dallas at Atlanta TEAM AVERAGES AMERICAN CONFERENCE Yds. Rush Pass ZJl.J W.B 54.0 205.4 1726 171.7 183.7 1799 159.9 170.1 195.8 121.3 133.7 106.9 125.8 128.5 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFENSE San Francisco Dallas Yds.

Rush Pass 392.6 152 7 239 9 344 1 IZ4V ZW4 124.1 2050 Chicago .179 1 Philadelphia 313.2 New Orleans 308 A 145.1 106.1 1018 979 107.9 1106 1178 168.1 202.6 206.4 Gren Bay 308.2 L.A. Rams 304.4 206.7 1944 191.0 Washington 302.2 Tampa Bay 301.6 Minnesota 79i 9 176 I Atianra Phoenix 82 0 209.8 128J 146T 97.9 174.5 Drag Racing FINAL NHRA POINT STANDINGS (Victories parentheses) 1. Jo Amato (3), Old Forge, 2. Corv McCJenathon (7)7 Ana-helm, 3. Kenny tsernstein (4 Dallas, 4.

Eddie Hill (1), Wlchl'a Falls, Texas, 5 Ed McCuDoch (3), Hemet, 4. 8 on Prudhomme (3), Granada Hills, 10386; 7. Pat Austin Tacoma, 9,568, 8. Michael Brotherton (1), Miami, 9,568, 9. Doug Herbert, Llncolnt-on.

10. Dannielle DePorter, Scottsosle, 5,296. Dog Racing aiwatjbloo TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESUl TS FIRST-S16. M. 1271 7 Kooets HooKette 7.40 5.20 6.00 4 Montana Thunder 1 Dustv Rve 120.20; T-181 20 SECOND-S16.

C. 3791 Pamela Ann 19.40 5 Scott's Shamrock 4 True KnioM 560 560 556.60; (A-8) (7-A) $6.40 TMHID-Sla. E. T7M 1 Carrara 7.60 3 70 3 (in 3 Aunt Margie 2.60 2 B0 7 And A MIKe 3J0 Q-S18 40, T-II66 00 FOURTH 514. R.

BM. 9 AC Brisk Busier 1040 5.60 3 lidov Loretta 1SJ0 8 Blue Blocker $144 80. Firm 514. 33.lt. 5 Hioholains Cadel 670 340 1280 4 Think I'm Sexy 6 prinole 0-118 70; TS84 140 SIXTH-.

40.45. 7 Evansrun Taroet 2170 7340 840 340 6.20 8 CRRI Devils Move 9.00 4 Bridoes Lady 0553 90; SI, 200.60. SEVENTH-! Ii. D. 37.74.

3 Nicks Soin Off 5.00 400 2.80 560 4.00 i MM stain Master 6.80 7 ALE Roc Of Gold J17 30, $79.60 EIGHTH-516, J7J4. roco Laoinac 5.6U 5 BaHtown lowa 2 Pat Slandbv Me 300 3.80 110 T-S37 20, S-(6-5-2-l) $6001 NINTH-5'14, 3171 7 Passion Plaver 8.60 860 600 4RsBmeBlitz 980 4 40 8 Riviera Dawn 2 80 Q-S30 20; $292 00; Trl Super Car-rvover 5764.00 TENTH-516, 33.04. 2 Benny Good Dog 13.40 3 60 4 Sis'ers Ladvtug 540 7 Dumb Printer 573 00: $1X20. ELEVENTH 5 12J9. Great Dame IMt 3 70 TH CBsin Time 4.90 Flvin Cathy $73 40 40.

TWELFTH-, 40.70. 4DarinoWesty 1940 5 40 Hvner Sanor 9 60 Gear $132 60 $-W20; $417 00 THIRTEENTH Si 16, A. 32J6. Took The Cake 3640 14. 20 Pat Tufftrumbo 640 Hioholains Caoev 300 370 3JO 260 280 500 430 400 960 340 370 $223 80, $872.20.

A 264. Mutual nandW $31,431 OFFENSE Buffalo 3BJ.1 lioa Houston 360.9 mi.l i Miami 348.3 94.3 2 San Diego 324.9 119.5 Pittsburgh .307.9 135.2 N.Y. Jets 284.9 113.7 Cleveland 279.4 959 Denver 274.8 94.9 L.A. Raiders 273.9 114.1 Kansas City 271.9 101.7 Indianapolis 264.6 68.8 Cincinnati Z333 112.0 New EngiatxJ J23.5 89.8 Seattle 199.6 92.7 DEFENSE Yds. Rush Past Kansas City 2633 1063 1570 Houston 263.5 95.9 167.6 San Diego 264 9 85 0 179 9 L.A.

Raiders 277.8 105 7 172.1 282.1 123.9 158.1 Pittsburgh 287.7 107.5 180.2 Miami 288,1 93.6 194.5 Buffalo 293.9 88.6 2053 Cleveland 295.1 99.7 1954 N.Y. Jets 307.4 123.8 183.8 New England 3109 116.1 1948 Indianapolis 320.7 1299 190 9 Denver 331.5 125.8 205.7 Cincinnati 347.1 128.5 lti 7V1 2810 n.y. Glen is 172 Detroit 272.4 DEFENSE Yds. Rush Pass Dallas 2474 840 163.6 New Orleans 256 9 97.8 159.1 Washington 268.4 99.2 1691 Philadelphia 272.4 92.6 179.8 Minnesota 286.9 110.6 176.2 Chicago 299.9 116.1 183.1 San Francisco 303.7 823 221.4 Green Bay 308.1 109.6 198.5 Y. Giants 317 8 126 1 191.6 318l 116.9 2013 Tampa Bay 321 1 105.2 215 9 Phoenix 322.9 U1.3 211.6 L.A.

Rams 344.2 146.2 1980 Atlanta 345.6 137.9 207.7 PA 212 305 ..253 152 1739 15 -6 ...339 209 2501 17 V0 GBA NORTHERN Pet GB Cedar Mld-MlchigafL Jackson .714 .429 J75 SOUTHERN Pet GB Greenville. Favetteviile South Georgia. Miss. Coast .643 .600 .467 2'l J85 3Vt TUESDAY'S GAMES Cedar Rapids 118, Mid-Michigan 113 TODAY'S GAMES FaveltevlNe at Mississippi Jackson at South Georgia Wrestling JUNIOR COLLEGE TOP 1. Garden City (Kan 2.

Lassen (Laiif coiby 4. Norm Idaho; i. Etiworth) 6 Grand Rapids (Mich 7. Northeastern Oklahoma A 8, 8. Northwest Slate 9.

Bismarck (N.D.) Slate; 14 lew CrrlraL 11. Clackamas 12. Muskegon 13, Niagara Countv (N.Y.). 14. Labette 15 Waubonsae (IHJ; 16.

Harper 17. Lincoln 18. Rfcks (Idaho); 19 Gloucester (N.J.); 20. New York-Morrisvlll. HIGH SCHOOL GREATER DES MOINES Nevada 64, Colo-NESCO 15 North Po 57, Martensdale-SI.

Marys 18 i Saydei 34. Stuart-Menlo 23 Southeast Warren 51, Martensdale St. Marys 21 Southeast Warren 45, North Polk 12 STATE Belmond-Klemme 38, Lake Mills 24 Boone 32, Clarke (Osceola) 29 ubuque Senior 40, Cedar Rapids Washington 24 Dubuque Senior 31, DyersvlNe Beckman 29 Dyersvllle Beckman 46, Cedar Rapids Washington 15 Clarksvllle 60, Alden 18 Eddwille 51, Trl-County (Thornburg) 21 Jefferson-Scranton 44, Carroll Kuempar 21 Greene 56, St Ansgar 18 Montezuma 28, lowa Valley (Marengo) 27 Nora Springs-Rock Falls 39, Greene 33 Nora Springs-Rock Falls 36, SI. Ansgar 34 Osage 56, Garner-Hayfteld 9 vinton-5heiisburg il, lowa valley (Ma-renao) 15 West Delaware 59, Oelwein 12 Wesl Hancock 42. North Central (Man-lv)Northwood-Kensett 19 West Marshall 64, Colo-NESCO 15 Wesl Marshall 47, Nevada 28 Swimming INDIANOLA 109.

SOUTHEAST POLK 79 AT INDIANOLA 200 medlev reiav InriiAml (Rniirka M. Jones, Gilbert, Comer 206 25; 200 freestvle-Levano (I), 231.11; 200 Individual medley Gilbert, 228.33; 50 273'i diving Shilling JSP), 251.75 points; 100 butterfly-Gilbert, 1:04 58; 100 freestyle Rourke, 500 freestyle Levang, 200 freestyle relay Southeast Polk oricker, Liement, weaver, Damman), A194- IIV) 1-1? 100 hreastslrnke LlbhTI- freestyle relay Indlanola (Levang, Rourke, Gilbert, Comer), 4:20.35. URBANDALE 103, UNCOLN 83 AT LINCOLN 200 medlev reiav I Inrnki Thompson, Smith, Barragan), 200 freestyle Fausch (U), 20b Individual medley Flannery (U), 50 freestvle Barraoan. 9:1 rilvino Stover (U), 229.0 points; 100 butterfly-Smith, 101.43; 100 freestyle Barragan, 51.68; 500 freestyle Flannery, 200 freestyle relay Urbandale (Busick. Fausch.

Reed. Flannerv). 1:37 04: inn backstroke Hedgewood (U), 59 80; 100 breaststroke Thompson, 105.42; 400 freeilyle relay Urbandale (Fausch, Hedgewood, Busick, Flannery), 33513. NORTH 95, BOONE 74 AT NORTH 900 mHlAi, ru Unrh aln I Mrw AArlul 1 tt 19. freestv'le-Erickson (N), 2.00,86; 200'lndi- diiaimertlpv AAahnnaw IR) 9nM11.

V) fr-MMtulA IMI Afc. 'lA erflv Leary (N). 1.06.41; 100 freestvle-Vaughn (B), 1104. 500 freestyle Enckson (N), 5:47 87; 200 freestyle relay North (Garton, Learv, Morgan, Bain), 100 backstroke AAahoney (B), 58.93; 100 breaststroke Leary (N), 400 freestyle relay Boone (Pur-dy, Baker, Vaughn, Mahonev), 3:55.87. College Football THE SPORTING NEWS ALL-AMERICA TEAM FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR Sean Dawkins, California, Junior, 6-4.

205 WR Llovd Hill, Texas Tech, Junior, 6-1, 180 TE Chris Gedney, Syracuse, Senior, 4-5, 231 Lincoln Kennedy, Washington, Senior, 6-7, 325 Tom Scott, Easl Carolina, Senior, e-r, jjo Mike Comoton, Wesl Virginia, Senior, 6-7, 289 Wil Shields, Nebraska, Senior, 4-1, 295 Aaron Taylor, Notre Dame, Junior, 4- 4, 292 QB Glno Torretta, Miami Senior, 4-3, 205 RB Marshall Faulk. San Diego Stale, Sophomore, 5-10, 185 RB Garrison Hearst, Georgia, Junior, 5- 11, 195 DEFENSE John Copeland, Alabama, Senior, 6-4 Chris Slade, Virginia, Senior, 6-5, 235 Coleman Rudolph, Georgia Tech, Senior, 6-4, 267 Eric Curry, Alabama, Senior, 4-6, 265 LB Marvin Jones, Florida Slate, Junky, 6-2, 220 LB Micheal Barrow, Miami Senior, 6-2, 230 LB Marcus Buckley, Texas Senior, 6-4 230 DB Deon Figures, Colorado, Senior, 6- 1, 195 DB-Cartton McDonald, Air Force, Senior, 4-0, 185 DB Carlton Gray, UCLA, Senior, 4-0, 183 DB Patrick Bates, Texas Junior, 4-4, 225 SPECIALISTS KR Tamarlck Venover, Florida State, Freshman, 4-1, 185 loe Allison, Memphis Slate, Junior, 4-0, 184 Josh Miller, Arizona, Senior, 4-3, 200 SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WRpOJMcDutfie, Perm Stale, Senior, WR Lamar Thomas, Miami Senior, 6-3, 170 TE Clarence Williams, Washington State, Senior, 6-2, 236 Willie Roaf, Louisiana Tch, Senior, fc5' 2,0 Everett Lindsay, Mississippi, Senior, 6-5, 290 5teve Evtritl, Michigan, Senior, 4-5, 270 Mike Govl, Tulsa. Senior, 4-5, 287 Joe Cocono, Michigan, Senior, 6-3. 294 Charll Ward, Florida Slate, Junior, 6-1, 190 Reggie Brooks, Notr Dame, Senior, 5-8, 200 Greg Hill. Texas Sophomore, 5-11, 206 DEFENSE Rob Waktrop, Arizona, Junkx, 4-2, 263 Curls Hutchinson, Michigan, Senior, 6-2, 260 Kyvin Mitchell, Syracuse, Junior, 4-1, 247 Lou Benfalti, Perm State, Junior, 4-3, 270 David Hoffmann, Washington, Senior, 4-2, 225 Ron George, Stanford, Senior, 4-2, Travis Hil, Nebraska, Senior, 4-2, 235 Lane Gurm, Texas.

Senior, 4-3, 214 Ryan McNeil, Miami (Fla Senior. 6-7. 188 Aaron Glenn, Texas Junior, 5-10, 180 DB-Mlke Reidl North Carolina Stale, jmKir, SPFCIAI ISTS Curtis Conway, Southern California, Junior, 6-2, 180 Scott Sisson, Georgia Tech, Senior, 4-1 101 P--Ed Bunn, Texas-El Paso, Senior, 6-3. 195 Noto The The Vmrtina New Al- America learn was selerterl hv a vole nf magazine's editors and college foot-bal correspondents. i u.

kee for me NFL tne to be wind title. first Favre.G.B ...413 265 neoerr, n.w. zib Alkman. Dal 437 774 Chandler, Pho 345 211 2467 15 Everett, LARm 413 246 2961 21 Peete, Del 213 123 1702 Haroaugh, Chi .334 191 2378 13 RUSHING An. Yds.

Avg. La To 0-0 12, Roberts 5-10 2-2 12, Harper 5 4-4 14, MJackson 2-8 2-2 6, Vaughl 1 warn 9- i- 1 1. vanoewegne 3 u. loiais jz-av 19-zi. GOLDEN STATE (109) Hill 4-8 1-2 9, Mullin 10-19 7-9 27.

Alexander 2-5 0-) 4, Hardaway 10-20 6-8 27, Sprewell 9-18 0-0 19, Galling 4-5 1-6 rressey i-o i-4 6, orayer 1-2 o-p Houston 0-0 0-0 0, Buechler 0-3 3-4, Nealy 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 43-88 20-33. LA. Clppan rj 17 21 19- 90 Golden Stal 23 32 24-109 inree-poim goals woods, Sprewell, Nealy, Hardaway. Fouled out HID.

ReboundsLos Angeles 49 (Norman 9), Golden Slate 67 (Hill 14). Assists Los Angeles 18 (Harper 5), Golden State 26 (Hardaway 11). Fouls Los Angeles 26, Golden Slate 23. Technicals 3ranl, Los Angeles illegal defense 2. A 15,025.

AT MIAMI, FLA. SACRAMENTO (98) Simmons 3-6 5-6 11, Tlsdale 7-14 0-0 14. Causwell 2-4 1-3 5. Rirhmnnrl 8-U 6-6 23, Webb 6-8 2-2 14, Rambis 1-3 1-1 3, Williams 3-3 1-2 7, Higglns 4-7 0-0 8, Les 2-4 1-2 5, Bonner 0-2 0-0 0, Chllcufl 4-7 0-0 8. Totals 40-74 17-22.

MIAMI (106) Long 8-17 0-0 16, Rice 11-19 1-1 26, Sefkalv 10-15 7-9 27, Coles 4-10 3-4 12, vvmuiy in ij IV j-aj Edwards S-13 2-2 17. Sallev 0-0 2-7 7, Burton 1-3 0-0 2, Shaw 3-6 6-0 7, Miner 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 43-85 15-18 Sacramanto 17 25 30 26- 98 Miami 29 16 24 37-104 Three-point goals Richmond, Rice 3, Coles, Shaw. Rebounds Sacramento 43 (Tisdale 8), Miami 41 (Selkaly 15). Ass sts Sarramenln 91 (Whh a) M(- aml 29 (Coles 9).

Fouls Sacramento 23, ivtiami 17. lajjTi. AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. BOSTON (174) McDanlel 7-12 1-2 15, Fox 3-4 0-0 4, r-oriVI 4-14 3-0 l. Drown 4" I I IU IB Lewis 14-23 3-4 31, Douglas 1-3 1-2 3 McHale 9-15 4-4 22, Gamble 3-110-0 6, Klein 0-1M 0, ADdemabv 1-3 0-0 5.

oiais 9u-y u-n. MINNESOTA (119) Laeltner 11-24 12-17 35. Person 9-20 Longiey 7-16 5-6 f9. West 4-12 10-12 18, Wlliams 4-12 8-8 14, Blanks 2-3 1-2 5 Bailey 0-2 0-0 0, McCann 0-2 0-0 y. sellers u-g g-o l-z 0-0 2, Totals 38-93 39-48.

Boston 31 19 31 22 9 12-124 ivannasani 79 xnni 7 no Three-point goals-Brown, Person 3, Laet'ner. Fouled out Williams, Parish! Rebounds Boston 51 (Parish 13), Minnesota 65 (Laeltner 17). Assists Boston 34 (Brown 11), Minnesota 28 (Williams 14) Fouls Boston 35, Minnesota 26. A ly.uuo. A 1 ORLANDO, FLA.

PHILADELPHIA (107) Weatherspoon 7-18 4-4 18, Hawkins 5-10 7-11 20, Lang 1-8 7-8 9. Dawkins ia. I iv, iui i IUVC I 11, (-TJI I 4-8 0-0 8, Anderson 4-11 0-0 8, Grant 1-4 0-0 3, Gilliam 2-8 7-8 11, Shackleford 0-1 0-0 0, Bol 2-4 2-2 6. Totals 37-99 ORLANDO (119) Scoll 9-18 4-5 25, Tolbert 3-7 3-4 9, O'Neal 6-9 8-11 20, Skiles 3-8 3-3 9 Anderson 9-18 1-2 21. Royal 0-1 0-2 0, Kite 0-0 0-0 0.

Turner 9-13 4-4 99 Krr 4-5 0-0 8, Green 1-6 3-6 5. Totals 44-85 PrnVidefahia 19 7a 94 it tor Orlando 40 29 31 19-119 Three-oont aoas Hawkins 1. Hnr- nacek 2. Grant. Scntt .1.

Arwteruw 9 Kebounos PhBadeloh a 57 (I ana Hnr- nacek, Perry, R.Anderson 6), Orlando 69 (O'Neal 14). Assists Philadelphia 23 inornacen OJ, urianoo ll (iklles 13). Fouls Philadelphia 78. Orlannn jk Technicals Philarlelnhia lllMal rttonA 4. 13.131.

AT PHOENIX, ARIZ. WASHINGTON (110) Grant 10-17 2-3 22, Gugllotta 2-14 2-5 27, Ellison 3-9 1-2 1, Adams 4-9 4-4 13, Chapman 1-5 1-2 3, Slewart 0-0 0-0 v. jones i-i u-u 4, macLean 5-B 7-B 18, Overton 2-5 0-0 4, Smilh 4-7 1-1 10, d.jutiiixjii u-u u-u rnce I- u-u l. I oiais 44-BU 1B-Z5. PHOENIX (125) oarkiey ij-17 7-u 36, ceballos 5-7 Maierfe 6-11 4-6 19, 3-8 4-4 10, Ainge 7-12 5-5 23, Chambers 3-8 3-3 nnusiai i-j u-u l.

anvrins u-1 u-u Kempton 0-1 0-0 0. totals 44-78 77-35 Washington 25 24 29 32-110 Phoenix 78 31 36125 Three-point goals MacLean, Smith, Guglloila, Adams, Alnge 4, Barkley 3, Materia 3. Rebounds Washington 45 IGugliotla 9). Phoenix 40 (Barkiev 10) Assists Washington 32 (Overton, Smith 6), Phoenix 32 (Msierle 9). Fouls rvasningion a.

t-noenix il. A AT RICHFIELD, OHIO HOUSTON (97) Thorpe 6-)2 0-0 17. Horrv 5-12 0-0 10, Olaiuwon 8-15 2-4 18, Maxwell 1-7 4-7 6, Smith 4-8 3-3 12, Herrera 6-10 0-0 it, Drooxs 5- J-J 14. tsuiiaro z-B u-o 4, Floyd 2-2 0-0 4, Rollins 0-10-0 0, Garland 2-4 1-1 5, Acres 0-0 0-0 a Totals 41-na u- ia. CLEVELAND (124) rvance iz- 4 6- 30.

Sanders 6-8 0-0 12, Daugherly 2-5 2-2 6, Ehlo 4-7 0-0 8, Price 6-8 3-3 15, Williams 5-9 2-2 12 Ferrv 4-6 2-7 11. Braivlnn tuh in Wilkins 4-10 1-2 9. Battle 0-1 3-4 3, Lane 4-6 0-0 8, PhiUs 0-2 0-2 ft Totals 52-84 Houston 74 19 78 24- 97 Cleveland 32 30 32 30-124 i nree-poini goals crooks, imtth, Ferry. Rebounds Houston 37 (Olaiuwon 8). Cleveland 57 INanra Rl Assists Houston 23 (Smith 6), Cleveland jt irr ui rouis nousion iv.

Lieve- lano IB. I ecnnicai Morry. A IZ.342. AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS LA LAKERS (107) Perkins 5-13 8-11 18, Worthy 5-10 2-2 iz, uivac 3-b i-1 iz. Peeler o-z Q-o Threat! 8-15 8-8 24, Edwards 3-5 2-2 8, Green 4-8 0-1 8.

Campbell 3-3 2-4 8, j-4 l. otals 40-75 26-33. SAN ANTONIO (1011 LSmlth 1-1 1-2 3. Elliott 6-14 4-4 18, Robinson 11-20 5-8 78, Eliis 7-13 0-0 17, Del Negro 2-4 0-0 4, Johnson 2-6 1-2 5, bwi i i ir-v Liomeis y- ID u-v ii, eoo-tord 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 40-79 11-16.

LA. Lakers 24 30 27 24-107 Armno a 19 25 29-101 Three-point goals Divac, Danlets 4, EHis 3, Elliott 2. Fouled out Reid. ReboundsLos Angeles 44 (Green 8), San Antonio 47 (Robinson 14). Assists I Angeles 22 (Threat! 9), San Antonio 25 (Robinson, Del Negro 6).

Fouls Los Angeles 18, San Antonio 25 A 16,057. I tA Lt. WAH MILWAUKEE (100) Avent 9-13 0-0 18. Edwards 3-10 0-0 iv- iu 6-15 4-5 16. Robertson 1-4 2-J 5, Roberts 3-5 3-4 9, Schaves 2-3 2-2 6, Mavberry 1-10-0 3, Day 4-7 6-6 15, Lohaus 0-1 0-0 loiats jy-5 ly-zi.

SEATTLE (101) Kemp 7-19 1-4 15 AArKev 1-4 4-4 11 Cage 4-7 0-2 8, Peyton 10-16 1-1 22, Pierce 6-14 4-7 18, Barros 4-10 3-3 16, McMillan 3-5 0-0 7, Johnson 3-4 2-2 8, peniomm t- i-i joials 4J-BZ ly-Z7. Miwauke 24 24 20 28-100 seata ri rm Three-point goals Mayberry. Rob ertson, Day, Paylon, McMillan, tiarros. Rebounds Milwaukee 39 (Avent 11), Seattle 46 rkemo Atkt 23 (Murdock 7), Seattle 24 (McMillan 7). Fouls Milwaukee 73, Seattle 22 Technicals Milwaukee coach Dun-leaw.

Brickowski. Caae Pavinn Fla grant foul Beniamin A 10.177 Today in History 1973 Biffraio's O.J. SirTXHon rushed 200 vards in a 31-14 victory again! New York Jet Simpson, who se an record wit 2,003 yards fLAhing for season, rweded 61 vardi fn the game break Jim Brown' NFL Masor rushing record of 1.163 vards set in 1963. IMS The Cleveland Ram beat Washington, 15-14 for the NFL ctampi-onship. The decking Dtay turned out a flrst-perrod automatic safety scored whM the Redskins' Sammy Bauyh oassed from hi own end zone and the earned the oal into the goal oost.

1W0 Joe Louis knotted out Al nAc-Cov in the sixth round at the Boston Garden fo retain the world heavyweight 1T30 Goffer Bobby Jones won the James SuMvan Award as the too amateur athlete. 15 6 6 to 1 IOWA COLLEGE Pomona-Pitzer 55, St. Ambrose 44 East American International 58, New Hamp-t, shire 53 Harvard 81, Boston University 72 Princeton 83. Fairleigh Dickinson 57 St. Joseph's 67, La Saw 56 i SOUTH UNITED STATES LEAGUE 17 4 17 7 15 7 GP GA I 127 67 0 128 83 0 123 75 1 100 83 1 123 114 Pis Thunder Bay 0 35 Des Moines 14 7 St.

Paul 14 10 Rochester 10 12 Sioux City 7 13 0 81 97 3 3 108 109 61 100 75 115 Waterloo 7 12 North lowa 5 17 2 Wisconsin 2 19 1 58 141 Bonus point for overtime loss. TODAY'S GAME 7 JO Waterloo at North lowa FRIDAY'S GAMES Moines at North lowa 730 Sioux City at Waterloo 7:30 Thunder Bay al Rochester 730 Wisconsin at Dubuqu SATURDAY'S GAMES 700 Thunder Bay at Omaha 7:30 North lowa al Des Moines 730 SI. Paul al Wisconsin 730 Sioux Citv at Rochester 730 Waterloo at Dubuque SUNDAY, DEC 12 un Jofhundir Bay at Omaha i nunoer nay at Omaha Transactions BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE New York-Agreed to terms with Wade Bonos, third baseman, on a three-year contract. Texas-Agreed to terms with Tom rwroe, pucner on a two-vear contract. NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta Named Bruce Klmm manager of Greenville of the Southern League.

Florida-Agreed to terms with Ores- res uesiraoe. nrsi oaseman, on a two-year contract and Bob McClure, pitcher, on a minor-leaoue contract. New York -Named Ron Washington manager of Columbia of the South Atlantic League; Howie Freiling manager of Pittsfleid of the New York-Penn League; Kon uioeon manager of Kings-port of the Appalachian League; Luis Nalera manager of the Dominican Summer League Mels; Martin McPhall coacn ot i loewater ot the American Association; Jefl Edwards coach of Pitts-field; and David Jorn coach of Columbia. St. Louis-Retained Jack Kroi, manager, and Mark Riggins, coach, of Lou isville of the American Association; and Joe Pettlnl, manager, and Marty Mason, coach, of Arkansas of the Texas i-tugue.

BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL AWy-ATI(Vg LaaOUe FinAri Phnpniv fnrwarH Charles Barkley $5,000 for derogatory comments about officiating Promoted i errv Lyons, oirecTor or meaia relations, lo vice presidenl for intemalionel public relations. Chicago-Waived Jo lo FnoIKh guard Activated Corey Williams, guard, from the injured list. Phtadeiphia-Piaced Kenny Payne, forward, on the iniured list. Activated Eddie Lee Wilkins, center, from Ihe iniured list. Phoenix Placed Oliver Miner.

center, on the iniured list. FOOTBALL National FoatbaB League Cleveland Re-sioned Alfred Jack son, cornerback. New England signed Lee Sati. quarterback, to the oractice squad. new uriaans maced t-red AAcAfee.

running beck, on iniured reserve. Signed Buford Jordan, fullback. n.T. Jts signed acottie branam. running back.

san Francisco 5 aned Chuck Thonias, center, and Bruce Collie, offensive lineman. Placed Raiph Tamm, offensive lineman, and Bill Musorave. quarterback, on iniured reserve. HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE San Jose Traded Rick Lessard. rie- fenseman, to the Vancouver for Robin Bawa.

right wing. Assigned Bawa lo Kansas City of the International Hockey League Washington Traded Ken Sahmirln. defenseman, to Calgary for future considerations. COLLEGE Buffalo Announced It will retain Interim football coach Jim Ward for Ihe lyyj season. Ohio State Announced thai Panrtv Avers, men's basketball coach, has agreed fo a five-year contract extentioa BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore Siuned Jamie Unvar pitcher, and Scott Coolbaugh, Infieider, to minor league contracts and assigned them lo Rochester of th International League.

Boston Aoreed to terms with Rnh Metvm, catcher, to a two-year contract. Designated Jeff Gray, pitcher, for assignment. NATIONAL LEAGUE Plttlburcei Aaraori tn Uvm Tom Foley, infieider, on one-year contract. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Green Bay Waived Johnnie Jack son, safety. Waived Marty Hochertz, defensive end, off the practice squad Added Sebastian Barrie, defensive end, the practice squad.

HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKPV I FACUF MmtrMtl Sent fiiitwt Dinnn. Ml wlna. and FJH Ronn rlaht wina tn Freoencton of tha American Hockey League Vancouvar QernSeti liH Clear ri. fensernan, from Hamiiton of the American Hockey League COLLEGE MufTV SMeNarnttri Htriiictnn Mutt nwioau coacn. Volleyball NCAA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT AT ALBUQUERQUE.

NM Thursdav's S4miAnals Lono Beach Slate (31-2) vs. Stanford (29-21 UCLA (32-0) vs Florida (34-1) Sunriav'l CtkamniansNB SemifTiai winners 4 8 5 8 5 3 8 4 7 Alabama-Birmingham 77, South Ala- bama 74 (OT) Appalachian Slate 90, Campbell 84 McNeese Stale 75, Southeastern Louisl-, ana 44 North Carolina-Greensboro 69, Stetson Vanderbllt 90, Dartmouth 52 MIDWEST j' Cincinnati 72, Ohio 59 Concordia (Moor.) 80, Carieton 51 DePaul 87, Northeastern Illinois 49 minois-Chicago 74, Eastern Michigan 68 Minnesota-Morris 95, Dakota State 63 Moortiead Stale 78. St Cloud Stale 46 'South Dakota Slate 84, Sioux Falls 59 SOUTHWEST Arkansas State 80, Mississippi Valley Slate 62 E.Smlth, Dal .3: o.sanoers, uet Cobb, T.B Hamoton, NYG Wallers. 5 Gary, LARm. Walker, Phi Allen.

Mln Byner, Was. vorkman, G'S. wor RECEIVING No, Yds. A' va a TD V4 IJU6 80 988 72 1021 I4.V .67 1261 .63 1009 Bamett. Phi.

Prllchard, All 61 640 Novacek. Da Martin. Perriman, Del. 59 Clark, was. Smith, Dal PUNTING No.

Yds. Avg. 66 443 62 44.1 Newsome, Min. Barnhardt. ..66 2940 58 2560 Lande'a, NYG Camarfllo, Pho Z3I7 71 437 2052 73 437 -57 2486 62 416 -35 1500 55 42 9 -72 3076 68 42 7 57 2477 474 Arnold, Det.

Rodriguei. Feagles. Phi. Saxon, Dal. Gardockl, Chi Bracken.

LARm. 66 2804 61 42.5 65 2700 59 4U PUNT RETURNS Na. YrfL itn 1 a TD exiipey, rno. zv zw u.z wanin, uai. 3 44 12.8 manema, pts.

35 Dark 1, Mllched, Was. 25 Buckley. Meggett, NYG 24 224 ram, 5.F 25 200 urner. LARm. 78 7n7 UAumun Mn IO IOC KILKOFF RETURNS MA Vft lun I a TTI onrvn.

ZV BZ5 ZB.4 99 aifey, rno. ai Gray, Det 41 Lewis, Chl 19 Nelson, Mln 28 Howard. Was 21 C.Harris, 29 Martin, Dal 22 McAfee. 19 Sikehema. Phi 25 TOUCHDOWNS TD Rsh Rec Ret Pit E.Smlth, DaL Allen, Min.

Anderson, Chl. Hamoton, NYG Sharoe, B. 96 84 waners, 5.F. Gary. LARm 10 7 tAUr DM IA rLALt -KICKING LohmlHer, Was.

27-77 26-34LS Andersen, 30-31 24-29 52 1 Elltott Dal 20-29 53 Cofer, S.F 47-48 17-25 46 Jacke, 25-25 22-2 S3 Reveii, 42-42 15-20 52 Butler, CN 32-32 18 25 50 Johnson Atl 34 34 15-19 54 34 34 15-19 54 --29 16-21 47 -29-29 16-21 52 Danr, pitij Hanson. Det. Tennis '1 COLONIAL MUTUAL CLASSIC AT MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Wl Round-RobH Ft-st round-N Borwlck. Australia; beat Jason Stottenbero, Australia 7-5 6-3; Pal Cash, Australia, beat Grant Doyle, Australia, 6-3, 6-3. Woman f'r rjwid-Rennae Stubbs Australia, beat Tan Hauschaot, Geri many 6-1.

6-3; Heidi Sorung, Austria beat Kristin Godrkwe, AustraSa, 7-5 6-T Anne Minter Australia, beat Louise Field, Australia. 4-4. 6-3; Micneie Ja? Bard-Lai (), Australia, beat Jo-Anne Faul AustraU, Sname: Austria, Nicota Pratt. Aush-a-a; J-. 6-1; Ma Avottns.

Austrata, bear Ltsi McShaa. Auslraaa. a-7. eJ-' o. Lone, Llncom, beat KrHHneadtcoj; Australia 7-5, 2-4 7-1-Eltabeth Smvte Australia, beat Kenv: Anne Guaa, AuifraJla, 7-4, 1-6.

6-3 Testa PricelJ). Sou Africa, deTborlee, YVameflnk, Nehertands. t-3, -sTyna. Bushewltsa. Latvia, beat Claudine To- leaoa.

New Zealand. 7-4, 6-1; Louise Siecev. Australia heat Denieee Jones. Australia. 6-3.

5-7, 6-4; Siviga faiail Croat, beat Jenny Byrne (31. Ausi-a, 6-2 6-4; Tina Kriian, Slovenia, beat Julie Richardson, New Zealand a-1, 6-4 Jane Tevor, Australia, baal Ag-vie Bamberger. La'yia. 4-3, 4-4, TraceV Morton. Australia, beat ArOrea Strna-dova (I), Catoviaiovaiua.

7-5, 7-S (7 I4U0 4 00 13 11 IIJ5 4.2 55 8 1070 3.8 25 8 -227 1022 4.5 11 196 965 5 0 43 9 243 981 4.0 63 7 931 3.9 36 -2j3 929 44 51 12 232 870 3.8 23 6 159 631 4.0 44 1 1 124 71 -9 14 2 80 8 18 8 87 7 160 71 6 10 5 38 -A 87 26 15.3 52 'S 11.8 40 '4 14 9 47 5 5.9 26 .1 79 427 TZi 87 I 303 117 42 0 265 106 84 1 211 10 0 58 1 9.3 39 fl to blO 24 6 63 0 984 24 0 89 4 427 22 5 97 1 624 22.3 53 0 454 21 6 42 623 11 1 3 A 472 21.5 2 393 20 7 a 511 704 41 COLLEGE BOX SCORES AT POMONA, CALIF. ST. AMBROSE (44) Langbehn 3-11 0-0 8. Natrop 2-3 0-2 4, Scheckel 2-7 0-0 4, Graham 9-12 1-1 20, Anderson 0-2 0-0 0, Westerfleld 0-0 0-0 0, Jacobs 0-0 0-0 0, Wright 4-11 0-O Totals 20-56 1-3. POMONA-PITZER (55) Jong 0-0 3-4 3, Houston 1-7 0-1 2.

Hiestand 4-9 0-0 10, Harney 4-16 0-0 10, Castaneda 0-2 2-2 2, Kerzie 2-3 2-2 6, Ccnston 10-13 2-3 22, Miles 0-2 0-0 0, Brown 0-2 0-0 0, Howen 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-53 9-11. Half SA 23. CP 21. Three-ooint goals Langbehn 2, Graham, Harnev 2.

Fouls SA 15, CP 8 Technical fom Cai-tfbrnia-Pomona bench. Rebounds SA 34 (Wright, Scheckel 10) CP 35 (Conston 9). Assists SA 9 (Langbehn 3), CP 17 (Hiestand, Harney 4) Record SA: 5-4. MONDAY AR WEST Gonzaga 69. Eastern Washington 54 Lewis 4, Clark 76, Western Washington 56 Werstern New Mexico 111, Adams Stale 78 BOYS DES MOINES Adei-DeSoto 66, Jefferson-Scramon 60 'Ankeny 89.

East 37 Baiiard (Huxley) M.Dallas Center-Grimes 53 Colo-NESCO 68 Bondurant-Farrar 55 DM Christian 62. Lvnnville-Sutv 59 Johnston 49 1 incom 63. Ames 42 X-FV (Orange City) veoan 63 leveoa 72 Boone 68 vewton 56, Indtarxxa 47 north Po 58 Waukee 57 Morwalk 85 Wmleriet 56 Perry 63 Savdel 50 (rpandaie 59. Hoover 57, OM Dowting 53, DM. Valley 50 STATE AST (Avcre) 56 Tri-Centar (Neola) 53 Aaair-Casey 57, Extra 54 Albert City-Trusoaie 92, Armstrong-Rmgstad S3.