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4S THE DES MOINES REGISTER Thursday. October 18, 1990 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION SPORTS ROUNDUP CROSS-COUNTRY IN THE BLEACHERS By Steve Moore PREP FOOTBALL TODAY'S GAMES GREATER DES MOINES M. Valley al Roosevelt STATE Fredericksburg vs. Mason City New man Iowa City Hioh al Dubuaua Senior Sioux City Heeien vs. Sioux Falls is.u I bormen Sioux Falls (S Lincoln al Sioux City West Waterloo Columbus at Cedar Rapids Regis OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Monroe Streets, P.O.

Box 2438. Springfield, Illinois 6270Ji. At said time, the final hearing on this matter shall be held by the Bankruptcy Court. A hearing on this proposed settlement has also been scheduled for November 5, 1990 at the hour of 8 00 a before the Honorable Joel D. Novak, in Room 404 of the District Court for Polk County, Iowa.

Polk County Courthouse, 5th Mulberry, Des Moines. Iowa 50309. At said time the final hearing on this matter shall be held by the Iowa Court. You may oppear and be heard with respect to the proposed settlement at such times and in those places. If vou want to review the written Settlement Agreement for the proposed settlement, or have any questions regarding the proposed settlement or regarding your rights and obligations following the approval and authorization of the settlement, contact counsel for John Carey at the address andor phone numbers set forth below.

Respectfully, JOHN CARE OIL COMPANY, INC. By: Barry Mines One of its Attorneys COUNSEL FOR JOHN CAREY OIL COMPANY, Barry O. Hlnes, Esq. Barber, Segatto, Hoffee Edwards P.O. Box 79 Springfield, Illinois 62705 (217)544-4868 and S.

Warren Trolnor. Esq. hmann. Van Denbergh 8. Trainor 1500 Walnut Street, Suite 900 Philadelphia, PA 19102 COUNSEL FOR ENERCOR, INC.

ond IOWA RESOURCES INC. Denny M. Dennis, Esq. Bradshaw, Fowler, Proctor Fairgravc Des Moines Building, 11th Floor Des Moines, Iowa 50307 (5)5) 243 4191 Edward G. Proctor, Esq.

Karen R. Goodman, Esq. William J.Connelly, Esq. Hinshaw, Culbertson, Moelmann, Hoban Fuller 222 North LaSalle Street, Suite 300 Chicago, Illinois60601-1081 (312) 704-3000 VOLLEYBALL BIG EIGHT AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Iowa State (13-7) i IS I IS 15 Minnesota (a-14) 15 7 15 111 Iowa Slate (kllls-aces-digs-blocks) Mitchell 17-1-12-6.

Nine-mire 14-1-10-3, Frerker 11-1-17-2; Minnesota: Thompson 12-2-9-5, Binning 12-0-7-4. (R660) IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS In re: JOHN CAREY OIL COMPANY, Deblor; Case No 89 7131 1 Chapter 11 and In re: SANGAMO DRILLING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY, Deblor Cose No. 89-71312 Consolidated Administratively IN RE: JOHN CAREY OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED, Debtor. Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case No. 89-71311 JOHN CAREY OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED, Plaintiff.

ENERCOR, INC. AND IOWA RESOURCES Defendants. Case No 89 A 7312 NOTICE OF PROPOSEDCOMPROMISE AND SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS TO: All Persons with Claims Apainst John Carey Oil Company, Songamo Drilling Exploration Company, Their Respective Affiliates and Related Entities (Corporate or Otherwise), andor As Against Certain Litigation Pending in the District Court in and for Polk County, Iowa and known as John Carev Oil Company, Incorporated vs. ENERCOR, Inc. and Iowa Resources Cause No.

CL 70-41635 and CE-28-16358, and Adversary Action 89 A 7212, All Creditors and Parties in Interest YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on June 12, 1987, John Carey Oil Company, Inc. tiled an action in the District Court in and for Polk County, Iowa against ENERCOR, Inc. and Iowa Resources Inc arisinq out of a certain Partnership Agreement entered Into as between John Carey and ENERCOR on or about March 1, 1984 The Iowa Suit seeks damages for alleged breaches of the Partnership Agreement in an amount in an undetermined amount. Subsequent to filing its Petition for Relief under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code on June 30, 1989, John Carey also separately filed on Adversary Proceeding in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois against ENERCOR and IOR arising out of the Partnership Agreement, wherein John Corey seeks recovery of monies in the amount of $274,147.56, which it alleges are owed it as a result of certain post-petition obligations arising under the Partnership Agreement Adversary In response to the filing of the Iowa suit, ENERCOR ond IOR have denied liability, have obiected to the right of John Carey to recover any of the amounts sought in its Complaint, and nave filed counterclaims against John Carey wherein ENERCOR and IOR seek damages for the alleged breach of the Partnership Agreement and breach of certain fiduciary duties on the part of John Carev. In response to the filing of the Adversary Action, ENERCOR and FOR hove restated their respective denials of liability, their objections to John Carey recovering any of the amounts sought in the Adversary Complaint, and their respective allegations concerning breaches of the Partnership Agreement and STATE Dexfielt! to forfeit last two games By PAT HARTY Milter Stall Writer Controversy surrounding the Dex-field of Redfield High School football team took a new twist Tuesday when Supt.

Robert Templeton announced the team would forfeit its remaining two games this season. He said the decision was made by a vote of the team Tuesday. The team has been in turmoil for the past two weeks after players charged that Coach Paul Topliff had physically abused a player and barred team members from homecoming activities after a 44-0 loss to Martensdale-St. Marys. Parents said players had threatened not to suit up again if Topliff was directing the team.

The coach voluntarily sat out Friday night's homecoming game against Van Meter so the game could be played. Van Meter won, 38-0. Tuesday night, Templeton issued the following statement: "A meeting of the Dexfield football team was held Tuesday after school. Football coach Paul Topliff was asked to be present, but did not attend. High school principal Kirby Norman conducted the meeting.

Supt. Robert Templeton was also present. "After discussion of the football situation, the majority of the students present voted not to play the remaining games this season. Due to injuries and ineligibilities, there are only 17 boys able to play. "Coach Topliff was to have resumed his coaching duties Monday.

But he was absent from school that day." Dexfield was scheduled to play undefeated and eighth-ranked Stuart-Menlo on Friday and Guthrie Center Louie forgets to moisten the needle before inserting. Ackiev-Geneve 14-15-15-15-15, Union jLaPorte City) 16-17-8-5-4 Albert (Jily-Truesdale 15-15-15, Graellmger 9-4-7 Alllson-Brlslow 11-15-9-15-15, Par-kersburg 15-8-15-3-7 Bovden-Hull 15-2-17-16, West Lyon 7-15-15-14 Clarion-Goldtield 15-15-15, Clear Lake 6-1-9 Denver 15-15-15, Cedar Falls Northern University 13-10-1 Don Bosco (Gilbertville) 6-4-15-15-15, Center Polnt-Ur-bana 15-15-tt-13-5 Durant 15-15-16, Clear Cleek (Tiffin) 13- 9-14 Estherville 16-15-6-15, EmmelsBurg 14- l2-15- Hamplon-Dumont 15-15-15, Webster City 12-13-10 Hubbard-Radclifte 15-15-15. Wellsburg-Sleamboat Rock 10-6-1 Hudson 16-13-15-15, Eldora-New Providence 14-15-1-6 Iowa Falls 15-15-15, Humboldt 2-2-4 LDF-SEMCO (Gllman) 15- 13-8-15-15, Monteiuma 12-15-15-3-2 Lincoln Central (Gruver) 15-15-15, Armstrong-Ringsled 11-12-2 Sioux Central 15-16-18-15, Harris-Lake Park 8-14-20-8 Solon 15-15-15, West Branch 2-11-7 Spencer 15-15-15, Storm Lake 1-8-7 Spirit Lake 15-10-15-15, Slblev-Ochevedan 3-15-0-9 West Bend-Mallard 15-15-15, Terrll 11-1-6 DOG RACING AT COUNCIL BLUFFS SECOND 514.12.07. SMCP'sSluggo 24.00 10 40 10 40 500 8.20 4 CUD 1 7andt 47U 40; $570.80. THIKU 7.00 4.60 7 Eddy Bowower io.ov 8 Quasky Gunsmoke 3.60 3.20 5.20 kooioo worn 580.80.

FOURTH A 19.60 00 3.80 5.80 4.00 9.20 (R628) NOTICE OF HEARING 8. LETTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the Des Moines Independent Community School District, at his office, Des Moines Independent Community School District, 1800 Grand Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 50307, until 2:00 o'clock p.m., on the 25th day of October, 1990, for construction andor Installation of the following improvements: Concrete Repair, Renovation, and Waterproofing Front Entrance East High School all in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with and available from Architects Wells, Woodburn, O'Neil, 520 42nd Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50312. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN: that the Board of Directors of the Des Moines Independent Community School District will meet in the Board Room at the District's Administrative Offices, 1800 Grand Avenue, in the City of Des Moines, Iowa, on the 6th day of November, 1990, at 8 o'clock p.m. for a hearing on the proposed plans, specifications and form of contract and cost of said Improvements, and for action upon proposals received in accordance with law and the specifications. The award of contract may be made by the Board of Directors of the Des Moines Independent Community School District to the lowest responsible bidder meeting the specifications.

The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids, or any part thereof, and to waive informalities, and to enter into such contract or contracts as shall be deemed in the best interests of the Des Moines Independent Community School District. All bids will be governed by applicable provisions in the lowatodeand Board Policies. Roger L. Hudson Secretary of the Board Des Moines Independent Community School District (R629) NOTICE OF HEARINGS, LETTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Sealed proposals will be reroived by the Purchasing Agent of the Des Moines Independent Community School District, at his office, Des Moines Independent Community School District, 1800 3 Addicted To Win 15.80 5 DubuQue Wonder 8 Dairviand Dixie 80, $5,718 60. "lFTrl-B, 514, 11.89, 5 LMV Hon ev Do 8.60 4 Virgo Mona i vrv ui lla TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST-C, 516, 31.00.

1 Hater's Whitney 10 60 7 00 5 80 8 Lucky Kenny 6.60 4.40 3 Classic Answer 2.80 0-142 $103 80; $423.40. SECOND-B, 516, 30.57. 5 Suddenly Winter 8.80 11.80 6.00 2 Buckweed Farmer 5.60 6.00 1 Laura Lace 4 20 $37.20, 60; Daily Double $99 00. THIRO-D, 516, 30.81. 2 Grand Lyric 15.00 6 40 7 40 5 JB's Boomer 5.20 4.40 6 Ohmars Stormy 7 80 182.70: FOURTH 516, 30.83 7 Classy Paula 7.20 380 3 80 2 WR Jetstream 3.20 3 00 4 Dot 4.80 .60: $201.80.

FIFTH 516, 30.92. 3 Leftover 16.40 13.20 5 40 2 Fast Harrv 10.80 7 40 TUESDAY 380 4 60 3.80 3.60 5.00 IOWA COLLEGE $28 20, $857 20. SIXTk-A, 514, 11.16. Simpson 14-8-15-15-17, William Penn 16-15-11-5-16 5.40 4.40 2.60 3.40 4.60 4 Rare errormer iv.ov 6 Poco O'Sllver Tn naliwftr GREATER DES MOINES 3.00 3.60 4.60 $466.60. SEVENTH 516, 11.70.

IKZDIiivWhli 7.00 4.20 6 Rosle's Image 8.60 5 Ale Golly Molly $31 20; $329.00. EIGHTH 516, 31.76. 3 PR's Winnie 16 40 6.20 4 Vegas Lane 8 20 .00, $153 00; $4,906.40 U-Z-4-7). SIXTH-C. 5 16.

50.45. 3.00 3.00 3.00 4.80 7 Hasty Pard 4 Angel Ot Mercy 63.20 11.00 6.60 8 Dorena Buck 4.40 5.80 Bondurant-Farrar 15-15-13-15, West Marshall 4-9-15-8 Colo-NESCO 12-15-15-16, Grandvlew Park Baptist 15-3-8-14 Dexfield (Redfield) 15-15-3-15, Earl-ham 9-10-15-12 Johnston 15-16-7-15, Winterset 12-14-15-6 Lincoln 14-15-15, Roosevelt 16-13-13 Lincoln 15-15, North 1-6 Lincoln 15-15, Hoover 10-5 Martensdaie-SI. Marys 11-15-15-15, Van Meter 15-7-6-13 Norwalk 15-15-11-15, Carlisle 3-10-15-6 Oflden 15-15-15, Madrid 5-8-7 Perry 15-15-15, Savdel 13-9-7 Southeast Polk 15-15-15, Boone 6-8-4 South Hamilton 15-6-15-15, Woodward-Granger 11-15-2-6 Urbandaie 11-15-15-15, Adel-DeSolo 15-4-9-3 5 Seka 2.8 $107 40; $1,243.20. SEVENTH A. 5 16.

10.42. 1 OJ Jacqueo $250.00. NINTH-A, 516, M.8S 7 P's Glenn 9.40 3 Figs See Later 3.60 3.20 4.60 3.20 5 Rocket Welly 3 60 3.20 3 00 8 Tyville Scott 7.00 4.60 4 Marl Lvn 2.80 7.40 0 vo t-'iai ICllC $314.80. Scratched -5. $2 .00: fc 1 $147.20.

EIGHTH 5 16. 30.49. 7 Vital Vicky 16.80 7.60 4.40 2 Pat Davbreak 3.60 3.20 ar i an 3CK'sMcGuvver 4.40 4 00 2 80 7 Busy Angel 4.60 5 40 5 JB's Carbon Copy 7 80 $55.40. $519 00; Super Six 4 STATE of 6 paid $96 60, carryover $913.00, ELEVENTH-B, 516, 31.15. 5 Karle Elizabeth 5.80 3.20 3.

8 Barefoot Bessy 6.80 4. 1 GF War Bonnet $50 60, $369.20. IOWA TRACK COACHES ASSOCIATION RATINGS fJOVS Class 1-A-l. Ames: 2. Iowa Ci'v High; 3.

Ankeny; 4. East- 5 Muscatine; 6. Dubuque Hempsiegd-7 Council Biuffs Abraham Lincotn 8 Indianola, 9. Marshalnown, 10. Le-Mars.

Class 1-A-l. Shenandoah; 2 Decorah, 3. Waukon; 4. Knoxvilie- 5' Council Bluffs SI. Albert, 4.

Nevada 7. Sheldon: 8. Eagle Grove, 9. Wesi; ern Christian (Hull); 10. Vinton.

Class 1-A-l. Jesup; 2. Northrn University (Cedar Fails); 3 Siarmom (Strawberry Point); 4. BGM (Brooklyn); 5. Belmond; 6.

Iowa Mennomle (Kalone); 7. Pekin (Packwood), 8 Woodbine; 9 West Sioux; 10. Norin-east (Goose Lake). Girls Class 1-A-l. Iowa City High, 2 Southeast Polk; 3.

Ames; 4. BeMen-dorf; 5. W.D.M. Dowling; 6. Pleasant Valley; 7.

Cedar Rapids Jefferson; 8 Fairfield; 9. Iowa City West, 10 Cedar Fails Class 2-A-l. Gilbert; 2. Cascaoe I. Decorah; 4.

DeWitt Cenlrai, Council Bluffs St. Albert; 6. Crest-wood Cresco; 7. Waukon; 8. Atlantic 9.

Humboldt: 10. Perry. Class 1-A-l. Maquoketa Valev (Delhi), 2. Unity Christian (Orange City); 1.

Panorama (Panorai, Tipton; 5. North Linn; 6. Trevnor, 7 1 Lenox; 8. Woodbine; 9. Sigournev, 10 Wapello.

NCAA WOMEN'S TOP 25 1. Villanova 200 2. Providence 186 3. Indiana 183 4. Brigham Young 17; 5.

Georgelwon no 6 California Irvine 15 7. Oregon us 8 Tennessee 148 9. Clemson 175 10. Arkansas 119 II. Nebraska 112 12.

Michigan 107 13. Wisconsin 9) 14. North Carolina Stale 91 15. Iowa 11 16. Northern Arizona 73 17.

Bavlor 45 18. Washington Slate 58 19. Iowa S'ate 55 20. Kansas Slate 54 21. Pennsylvania 46 22.

Yale -39 23. William and Mary 20 24. Auburn ilj Weber State 16 TUESDAY NU HIGH INVITATIONAL AT CEDAR FALLS Bovs' Team Scoring 1. JesuP 57; 2. Starmont (Straw- berry Point) 80, 3.

NU High (Ceoar Falls) 100, 4. Dike 115, 5. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 131; 6. North Linn 133, 7. Eldora-New Providence 147; 8.

Kee (Lansing) 180; 9. Hudson 254; 10 LDF-SEMCO (LeGrano) 290, 11 BCL-UW-GC (Conrad) 292. Boys' 3. 1 -Mile Leaders 1. Kile (J), 2.

Dickerson (D), 17-40; 3. Messersv (GR), 17:46, 4. Seidel (S), 5. Bentley (NU), 17.54. Girls' Team Scoring 1.

Maquoketa Valley (Delhi) 24, 2 North Linn 53, 3 Kee (Lansing) 63, 4. Starmont (Strawberry Point) 69, Northwood-Kcnsetl 79; 6. Jesup 85. 7. Center Point-Urbana 87; 8.

Eldore- New Providence 110; 9. Union (La- Porte City) 151; 10. LDF-SEMCO (LeGrand) 171; 11. Giadbrook-Rem-beck 214. Girts' Two-mile Leaders 1.

Amundson (NK), 12:19, 2. Ov terhaus (MV), 3. Oldaker (MV), 4. Carlson (NL), 12:54, 5. Maiers (MV), 13:10 CHARITON INVITATIONAL AT CHARITON Boys' Team Scoring 1.

Mount Ayr 66; 2. Pella 92; 3 Easl Union 94, 4. Chariton 106; 5 Southeast Warren 142; 6. Pella Christian ISO; 7. Wavne (Corvdon) 159, 8 Albia 165; 9.

Central Decalur 254, )0. -Orient-Macksburg 314. Boys' 3.1-mile Leaders 1. Smith (EU), 17.42; 2. Moe (MA), 17:45, 3.

Ratlitf (WC), 4. McBride (MouHon-Udeil), 18:25, Bruxvort (PC), 1827 Girls' Team Scoring 1. Chariton 75; 2. Mount Ayr 40, 3. Pella 51, 4.

Oskaloosa 81; 5. Albia 83: 6. Southeast Warren 93; 7. Pelii Christian 108, 8. Wayne (Corydon) 110, 9.

Cenlrai Decalur 145. Girls' Two-mile Leaders 1 Edwards iCh), 2. Stodgh-III (O), 13:28. 3. Moe (MA), 4.

Bell (Ch), 5 Pitts (P), 13:45. NORTHEAST IOWA CONFERENCE AT DECORAH Boys' Team Scoring 1. Decorah 38, 2. Waukon 40; 3 Waverly-Shell Rock 98, 4. Charles Cilv 107; 5.

Cresco Crestwood 6. Oelwein 152, 7. New Hampton 182. Boys' 3.1-Mile Leaders I. Ferrie (Cr), 1643; 2.

Olson (D), 3. Joiner (Wau), 16 56; 4. Sa-beika (N), 5. Hammeil (Wan), Girls' Team Scoring 1. Waukon 68; 2.

Cresco Cresi- wood 68; 3. Decorah 69; 4. Charles City 75; 5. Waveny-Shetl Rock 106, 6 New Hampton 115; 7. Oelwein 142.

Girls' Two-mile Leaders 1. Ehrie (D), 12.48, 2. Biddle (Wav), 3. Heise (Ch), 1302; 4, Ollendieck (Cr), 5. Beokel (Wav), 13:04.

HEART OF IOWA CONFERENCE" AT AMES Bovs' Team Scoring 1. Gilbert-United 3V; 2. Ogdpn 60, 3. Madrid 82; 4. Roland-Slorv 93, 5 South Hamilton 116, 6.

Colo-NESCO 163; 7. tie. West Marshall, Woodward-Granger 0 Bovs' 3 1-mile Leaders 1. Goodman (WM), 16:51.9: 2. Day (M), 3.

Greve (SH), 4. Jensen (O), 5. Taliman (Gl, 18:14. Girls' Team Scoring 1. Gilbert-United 12; 2 Rolnno-Story 41; J.

South Hamilton 57, 4. Oc-den 77; 5. Colo-NESCO 0. Girls' Two-mite Leaders 1. Pounds (GU), 11:54: 2.

Reillv (GU), 3. Steed (CNi, 12:28, 4. B. Reiliy (GU), 5. Beal GU) 13:25.

L1TTLElKEYECONTiiNci AT PERRY Boys' Team Scoring 1. Nr-varia 30, 2. Peri-y 5b, 3. Savdel 7J; 4. Winterset 95 5.

Norway 108. 6. Cle'ke (Osceola) 175; 7. Carlisle 191 Bovs' 3.1-miie Leaders 1. Cotlschslk (Pi 17-26; 2.

Jaccb-son (Ne), 3. Homing (SK 17:39 4. Korshing (Ne), 17 41; 5. Chaplin (Ne), 17 50. Girts' Team Scoring 1.

Perry 22, 2. Nevada 55: 3. Jonnsion 63; 4. C'arke (Osceola) 6 5 Winterset 73; 6. Savdel 81 Car lisle 105, 8.

Norwalk 107. Gtrls' Two mile Lenders 1. Rychnovsk i ICO), 12.23. 2. Fox (P), 12 53; 3.

Sacke't (Pi, 12 59, 4: Bullock (Ne), 13-12; 5. Oliver (V. RACCOON RtVEIt CONIjRENCE AT SPRING LAKE Boys' Team Scoring 1. Ba IHuxleW 26; 2 Adei DeSoto 47, 3. JSPf (Jettersonl il.

Bovs' 3.1-Mile Leaders 1. Frankhouser Ui, 17.22. 7 McKay (9), 17:33, 3 Wall 'A), 17.34; 4. Lee (Bl, 5. F-enneman tH), 18:14.

Girls' Team Scoring 1. JSPC (Jelferion) 13, 2. Bailar (Huxiev) 31, 3. Artei-DeScto 41. Girls' Two-mile Leaders 1.

Lull (Ji, 12 00; 2. Buliertieio (J), 12-14- 3. Hunerdosse '), 12.37. 4 Hermann (B), 5. Baliey (A), 12:49.

TWcLrin ie, ji.ij. 5 Dox Cashagambie 6.00 4.80 3 Velvet Prlmetime 7.20 7 Pat Gldgsl etc An- 7R0 nn Srmtrhert' Cjrang Mvenue, ues wuines, iuwu 3Uju, uinti 2:00 o'clock p.m., on the 25th day of October, 1990, for construction andor Installation of the following improvements: Central Campus Crosswalk Bridge all in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with and available from Architects Wells, Woodburn, Neil, 520 42nd Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50312. NOTI I ALSO I VE that the Board of Directors of the Des Moines Independent Community School District will meet in the Board Room at the District's Administrative Offices, 1800 Grand Avenue, in the City of Des Moines, Iowa, on the 6th doy of November, 1990, at 8 o'clock p.m. for a hearing on the proposed plans, specifications and form of contract and cost of said Improvements, and for action upon proposals received in accordance with law and the specifications. Tne award of contract may be mode by the Board of Directors of the Des Moines independent Community School District to the lowest responsible bidder meeting the specifications.

The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids, or any part thereof, and to waive informalities, and to enter into such contract or contracts as shall be deemed in the best Interests of the Des Moines Independent Community School District. All bids will be governed by applicable provisions in the Iowa Code and Board Policies. Roger L. Hudson Secretary of the Board Des Moines Independent Community School District THIRTEENTH-C, 514, 11.60. 1 Jeanie's Balboa 13.60 oo 4 HR Paulina 6.20 a AAnnn Pan 1 40 $36.60 (1-4), $8.40 (1-6); $177.40 (1-4-8), $120.80 (1-8-4).

FOURTEENTH 516, 21.60 4 Mesa Misty 10.80 4.80 3 1 Umian 7nnk 7.40 6 on Oct. 27. Templeton declined to comment further on the meeting. He also declined comment on Topliff's status. Dexfield, which includes the communities of Redfield and Dexter, had an 0-7 record prior to the decision to end the season.

Topliff is also a physical education teacher and the girls' softball coach at Dexfield. He could not be reached for comment Tuesday. Stuart-Menlo Coach Bob Olson said he first heard of the decision Tuesday after practice. "I got a call from our superintendent (Larry Nulph) telling me of the situation," Olson said. "He basically said (Dexfield) would not have enough kids to play the game.

I guess we take a forfeit." Olson said the open date will give him an opportunity to scout Panorama of Panora, Stuart-Menlo's opponent the following week. $211.40 NINTH 516, 30.47. 2ProudWendl 11.00 7.60 5 00 8 Stoneheart 3 80 3 00 1 Money Stash 8.20 $131.60. TENTH-A, 516,30.53. 8 DJ Bean Bowl 33.80 11 80 3.60 6AI'sBandido 4.80 3.60 1 BB's Camanchie 3.20 $580 80; Tri-Super $1,335.20 (1 exchange).

ELEVENTH 516, 30.53. 3 CK's Rawhide 8.60 5 40 2 80 6 Budding Comedian 7.60 4 80 8 Trackmate 5.40 10; $2 10. B0. Trl-Super no winners; carryover $27746 TWELFTH 4, 19.07. IKB's Apple Jack 4.00 3 40 2 40 8 Blazin Gwen 6.60 4 00 4 KC Dynamic Star 3.40 0 $2060; $913.00 (1-8-4-3).

Pick Nine (3-7-1-1-2-7-3- 1- 3) no winners; 2 bettors chose 5 winners for $86.00. A 1,160. Muluel handle $125,224. WEDNESDAY'S MATINEE FIRST 516, 30.92. 8 Its So True 12.60 6.80 3 40 5 Fairway Skipper 3.60 2.80 7 Liz Loser 7 00 $24.00: $438.60.

Scratch t. SECOND-D, 516, 31.21 3 Zia Classic Tony 7.80 6 40 2.60 9 Dflnract riiannn 4.60 $23.40: QD $202.00 FIFTEENTH 516, 31.79. 5 Resultant 6.00 4.00 2 ICHmiMir.tl C.40 3 Adair-Casey 15-15-15, Stuart-Menlo 3- 5-3 Albia 18-15-4-16, Oskaloosa 16-4-15-14 Anamosa 15-15-15, Camanche 4- 13-13 Cedar Raoids Jefferson 15-15-15, Cedar Rapids Prairie 4-8-1 Council Bluffs Lewis Central 15-15-15, Glenwood 7-13-10 Eastwood (Correctionville) 4-15-17-0-17, Willow (Quimbv) 15-13-15-15-15 Hampton-Dumont 15-15-16, Bel-mond-Klemme 1-11-14 Hignland (Riverside) 15-15-15, Cardinal (Eldon) 9-7-4 Knoxvilie 15-15-13-15, Pe'la 3-12-15-3 Lincoln (Slanwood) 15-15-15, Oar-ence-Lowden 0-8-4 Lincoln (Slanwood) 15-15-15, Tipton 10-3-12 Maple Valley (Mapleton) 15-15-15, Woodbury Central 3-2-7 Missouri Vailev 15-15-15, West Monona 9-6-11 New Hampton 15-17-9-15, Mason City 8-15-15-10 Newell-Fonda 15-15-15, Alta-Aurelia 8- 8-13 Nevada 15-15-15, Clarke (Osceola) 9- 12-10 OdeDoli-Arthur 18-15-12-15, Cresl-land-Schaller 16-8-15-4 Oelwein 11-15-15-15, Vinton-Shellsburg 15-12-3-11 Okoboil (MiTford) 15-15-15, Central Lyon 4-4-9 Panorama 15-14-15-8-15, Guthrie Center 5-16-8-15-7 Pella Christian 15-15-18, LDF-SEMCO 4-8-16 Pleasant Valley 15-15-15, Davenport certain fiduciary auties owea by jonn Carey, that give rise to counterclaims (hereinafter the Iowa Suit and the Adversary Action are collectively referred to as the "ENERCOR The parties have reached a settlement as to all claims and issues described above. This proposed settlement is subiect to the approval of both the District Court in and (or Polk County, Iowa and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois. The terms of the proposed settlement are set forth In a written Settlement Agreement which Is on file with the Clerk of the District Court in and for Polk County, Iowa, and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of 1 1-llnois.

The terms of the proposed settlement include the following: 1. The partnership created by the agreement of March 1, 1984 will be dissolved with all partnership assets being conveyed to John Carey; 2. ENERCOR will pay Into the bankruptcy estate of John Carey the sum of $2,400,000.00, and, by way of assignment, release, or otherwise, the value of and all claims held by ENERCOR to production proceeds from the wellsdrjlled by the Partnership. 3. John Carey will indemnify, save and hold ENERCOR and IOR and others, harmless from any and all claims andor causes of action arising out of or in any way related to the Partnership Agreement andor the ENERCOR Litigation.

A MATERIAL AND IMPORTANT CONDITION OF THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT is the joint undertaking and obligation of the parties to seek the entry of a final ond non-appealable Order of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois permanently enioining any and ail persons, natural or otherwise, from bringing or causing to be brought any cause of action as against ENERCOR andor IOR, or any person or entity related to ENERCOR andor (OR, including, but not limited to its present and past subsidiary and parent corporations, shareholders, affiliates, joint ventures, successors, assigns, partners, officers and directors (in their individual as well as representative capacities as partners, officers or directors), and their agents, attorneys, or employees, as such claims andor potential claims may arise out of or be related to the relationship between John Carev and either ENERCOR or IOR, andor wherein such action Is based upon or contains any allegations of entitlement based upon the relationship established by the Partnership Agreement. If the settlement is authorized and approved bv the courts, all persons with claims against John Corey Oil Company, Sangarno Drilling and Exploration Company, their respective affiliates and related entities (corporate or otherwise), andor as against certain litigation pending in the District Court in and for Polk County, Iowa and known as John Carey Oil Company, Incorporated vs. ENERCOR, Inc. and Iowa Resources, and known as Cause No. CL70-41635 and CE-28-16258, all creditors and parties In interest will have no right to assert any claims against ENERCOR, Iowa Resources or any of their respective present, past or future subsidiary and parent corporations, affiliates, joint ventures, successors, assigns, partners, officers and directors (in their individual as well as their representative capacities as partners, officers or directors), and their agents, attorneys, or employees, as such claims andor potential claims may arise out of or be related to the relationship belween John Carey and either ENERCOR or IOR, andor wherein such action Is based upon or contains any allegations of entitlement based upon the relationship established by the Partnership Agreement dated March 1, 1984.

Any and all such persons holding any such claims shall bo limited in their recovery of such claim to the funds available in the Bankruptcy Estate of John Carey. The ioint plan of reorganization filed by John Carey provides for the extension of the bar dale for the filing of claims in this case to and including the date for voting on John Carey's plan of reorganization as set by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois. Claims not filed on or before that date will be deemed waived and shall be forever barred. Any objection to the proposed settlement must be made in writinq and must be filed with the Clerk of the United Stales Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois, 6th and Monroe Streets, P.O. Box 2438, Springfield, Illinois 62705, and with the Clerk of the District Court for Polk County.

Iowa, Polk County Courthouse, 5th and Mulberry Streets, Des Moines, Iowa 50309 on or before October 23, 1990 with copies of such objections to be served by the obiecting party, on each of the parties' counsel as set forth and at the addresses specified below. A hearing on the proposed settlement has been scheduled for October 29. 1990 at the hour of 1:15 p.m. before the Honorable Larry Lessen In Room 233 of the United Stales Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of Illinois. 6th 4 Roro Newsline $15 40; $328 00 (5-8-4-3).

A 992. Handle $127,640. AT WATERLOO TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST-516. D. 3139.

P's Sxeeler 9 80 4.60 4 1.0 Lo 2.20 5 Graph Inky SECOND-5716. C. 3118. 1 Velueeta 4.40 2.80 2.20 2 Light Foot Jet 3.80 3.00 8 MC P's Half Pint 2.60 $18 60; $28.20, THIRD M. i.

39.45. 2 P'S Crusher Run 11 20 4 80 3.40 4 AC Awesome Harry 4.60 2.60 5 Comfort Maker 2.80 $216.60. FOURTH-516. E. 3143.

4 Coop War 20.40 11.60 6 20 2 Golly Bill 5.60 4 00 3 Pound Foolish 3.80 west 12-8-6 Pomeroy-Palmer 15-15-15, Pocahontas 5-12-11 Rockwell City-Lvtton 16-15-15, Carroll 14-13-10 Turkey Valley (Jackson Junction) 15-15-15, Gullcnberg 8-2-7 Unity Christian 15-15, Rock Valley 2-7 Valley (Elgin) 15-15-15, Kee (Lansing) 5-9-11 Wapello 15-15-15, Pekln (Packwood) 1-0-2 Whiting 15-15-15, Woodbine 3-11-9 $3,569.60 (4-2-3-6), FIFTH-516, 310). USShllth 8.00 22.20 8.40 1160 3.20 4 Cashanova Al J0.4U 2 OK Elaine $100 20; $739 40. SIXTH-5 14, 31.91 1 JD Eyes Forever 3.20 5 Monforl Lane 5 Caramel Shsrrv 3.00 3.20 NBA EXHIBITIONS (R627) NOTICE OF HEARING LETTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the Des Moines Independent Community School District, at his office, Des Moines independent Community School District, 1800 Grand Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 50307, until 2:00 o'clock p.m., on the 25th day of October, 1990, for construction andor installation of the fol lowi ng i mprovements Rice School Roof and Parapet Wall Repair all in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with and available from Architects Wells, Woodburn, O'Neil, 520 42nd Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50312. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN: that the Board of Directors of the Des Moines Independent Community School District will meet in the Board Room at the District's Administrative Offices, 1800 Grand Avenue, in the City of Des Moines, Iowa, on the 6th day of November, 1990, at 8 o'clock p.m. for a hearing on the proposed plans, specifications and form of contract and cost of said improvements, and for action upon proposals received in accordance with law and the specifications.

The award of contract may be made by the Board of Directors of the Des Moines Independent Community School District to the lowest responsible bidder meeting the specifications. The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids, or any part thereof, and to waive informalities, and to enter into such contract or contracts as shall be deemed in the best interests of the Des Moines Independent Community School District. All bids will be governed by applicable provisions in the lowaCodeand Board Policies. Roger L. Hudson Secretary of the Board Des Moines Independent Community School District (R-646) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the State of Iowa, Department of General Services for the following: Tuesday, October 23, 1990 3:00 P.M., Sealed Bid U29S for "Ready-To-Serve Juices" for Woodward State Hosp.

School. Woodward, Iowa. Wednesday, October 24, 1990 3:00 P.M., Sealed Bid 711315 tor "Coffee" for DHS Distribution Center, Woodward, Iowa. Thursday, November 1, 1990 3:00 P.M., Sealed Bid 31152S for "Environment Sanitation Services" for Dept. of Commerce, Alcoholic Beverages, Ankeny, Iowa.

Thursday, November 8, 1990 3:00 P.M., Sealed Bid 31 153S for an "Alarm System" for Department of General Services, Des Moines, Iowa. For information contact: J. Robert Soldat, Administrator, Department of General Services, Purchasing Division, Hoover State Office Building, Des Moines, Iowa 515281-3069. Vendors must comply with equal employment opportunity provisions stated In the bid document. (R605) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, One (1 1989 Lufkin FL-75 Trailer, SN 1L01 B4525K1082595, at 1 :00 m.

on October 19, 1990, at 4111 Delaware Des Moines, Iowa. The collateral will be sold as is with no warranty or description. The undersigned reserves the right to bid. PACCAR FINANCIALCORP. 5 iuoaroec e.BO oo 1 Jealous Jake 3 00 $115 50; $7300.

THIRD 516, 11.02. 8 Thai's Right 5.60 3.40 2 80 1 Rylhm Ralion 7.20 4.40 2 Moderate Millie 2.80 $1 40; $102.60. FOURTH 516,30.84. 7 Rancho Six Gun 5.60 3.80 2 80 1 Summ More Dough 9.00 4.20 3 Scamper Quick 3.00 Scratch 6. FIFTH 516, 31.08.

7Pickadilly 6.20 3 60 2.80 3 Buckiake Pacer 8.60 5.00 5 Joe Neal 4 80 $19 20; $765.20 (7-3-5-2). SIXTH-D, 516, 30.90. 6 Shorty's Nugget 17.40 7.80 8 00 8 J's Kinetic Lil 14.40 6 80 3 BJ Spa 6.00 Q-S108 00; $1,594.40. SEVENTH 514. 30.77.

8 Super Dave 5.00 3 80 3 .60 4 Solo Kevin 4.60 3 60 1 Lady Supreme 5.80 $27 20: 60; EIGHTH 516, 30.38. 1 Kno wn Ace 4.00 3.20 2.20 2 Rio Mar 10.80 4 60 5 Buckiake Daisv 2 60 $159 20. NINTH 516, 30.42. 1 Summ Hulk 5.80 3.00 2.40 3 Swanee's Shane 5.00 2 80 8 AY's Shernobvl 3.20 $12 00, $72.40. TENTH 516,30.17.

7 Fast Ben 6 00 4.40 2 80 8 Tyville Fred 9.20 4.20 2 Mv Wolfgang 4.40 E-S56 70; Tri-Super $239 20 18 exchanges). ELEVENTH 516, 30.77. 4 Pav Blue Sky 9.40 5.80 5.00 1 Smurf's Splnout 18.20 5 20 6 Willow Leaf 4 00 20; Tri-Super (7-8-2-4-1-6-2) no winners, carryover $29,661 00. TWELFTH 514, 31.04. 1 AZ Lapone 12.20 5.00 3.80 4 Red Coach 7.00 11.20 5 Silent Flare 7.80 $39 40; $2,929.60 (1-4-5-21, Pick 9 (4-2-4-3-3-5-1-2-) no winners, 4 of 9 paid $35.80 (5 tickets).

A 1,040. Mutual handle $126,357. $8 40: T-S35 20 SEVENTH-514, 3150. 7 Miss Snazzy Gigl 6.80 3.80 2 AY Abercrombie 3.20 6 ML Martinique $39.40, EIGHfH-516, 3118. 7 LMV powerhouse 13.80 12 20 8 Mc Calls Gertie 18.00 1 1R Fast Carol NINTH-S16, 31.91 7 Wise Gold 9.80 7.00 4 Beer Can Dump 4.20 1 P's Misprint $26 20 $265 40.

TENTH-514, 1141. 3 GG First Tip 18.40 8 60 1 Arron Fire 8.00 5 LMV Power Pack Plck-6 4 of 6 TUESDAY'S GAMES AT IOWA CITY WASHINGTON (14) Alarie 3-8 0-0 6. Grant 3-8 6-6 12, Jones 0-2 1-4 1, Colter 1-2 3-4 5, Morrison 1-7 3-5 5, Robinson 3-5 1-2 7, Workman 0-3 0-4 0, Hammonds 3- 6 1-5 7, English 0-5 4-6 4. Draoer 1- 4 4-4 6, Foster 5-6 0-0 id, Ellison 2- 7 2-5 6, Bonebo 2-6 0-0 4, Harris 4- 7 3-4 11. Totals 28-79 28-53.

CHICAGO (119) King 4-8 3-5 11, Pippen 4-9 0-2 8. Cartwright 0-1 2-2 2, Paxson 5-5 0-0 10, Jordan 7-10 2-3 16. Hopson 6-11 2-3 14, Armstrong 4-8 5-6 13, Hodges 1-5 2-2 4, Massev 2-3 0-0 4, Perdue 5- 9 1-2 11. Williams 4-6 2-3 10, Gil-lery 2-2 0-2 4. Levingston 4-11 2-3 10, Mitchell 1-1 6-0 2.

Totals 49-90 21-33. Washington .17 19 27 21- 14 Chicago 29 36 26 28-119 Rebounds Washington 53 (Hammonds 81, Chicago 61 (King 10). Assists Washington 16 (Harris, Ellison 3), Chicago 26 (Pippen 7). Fouls Washington 3), Chicago 36 Boston 116, Detroit 98 Charlotte 105, New Jersey 96 Chicago 119, Washington 84 A Clippers 118, Miami 108 LA Lakars 129, Maccabl Tel Aviv 106 Philadelphia 102, Minnesota 96 Phoenix 98, Utah 92 Portland 119, Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 122, Dallas 108 Tired of losing? Paying the man? TNT 4.60 5 40 3.40 pais Bit; carryover sjy.uu. ELEVENTH 516, 3120.

1 DJ'S Puck 8.20 5.40 6 Nullfe Bosox 23.20 3 Highway Madness $200 60. TWELFTH-S14. D. 32.51. FREE PatsDolphins FREE 3.40 4.00 8 Sparkys Ragtime 7.20 3.40 4 Dashy Dude 4.40 6 Rain Man sinos 1-800-648-6567 $45.20, 5410.00; $439.00.

tonights vinner $10 per call 1-900-420-8424 Board rules Lynam eligible at Audubon By SUSAN HARMAN Register Staff Writer Audubon football player Chris Lynam has been pulled more ways than a strip of taffy this season in a continuing battle over his eligibility under the open enrollment statute. The latest tug appears to be his last. The Board of Control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association voted Wednesday to reinstate Lynam's eligibility for the Wheelers' remaining games. The board's decision was based not on open enrollment but on a transfer rule that allows the board to use its discretion to approve competition for students who have reached the age of majority and who have transferred for a purpose other than that of interscholastic athletics. Lynam attended Exira last year but transferred to Audubon for his senior year, although his family continues to live in the Exira district.

A student in grades 10-12 who transfers under open enrollment rules is usually ineligible to participate in athletics for one year. "It was determined in the record originally that he didn't transfer for the purpose of athletics," said David Harty, assistant executive secretary for the athletic association. "On that basis and the fact that he was taken off open enrollment, they declared him eligible." Both the Exira and Audubon districts had to take Lynam off their open enrollment lists before he became eligible for the age-of-majority transfer exception. Lynam reached the age of 18 last week and will reside in Audubon while his parents continue to reside in the Exira district. "I'm a little numbed by all this," Lynam's father, James Lynam, said Wednesday.

It's easy to see why. Chris Lynam WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Bed and Breakfast Michael's Hunters Paradise 6-Person Jacuzzi Meat Storage, 54" TV Dog Kennel Weight Room located in District For Reservations Call: 515898-2251 AT DUBUQUE Philadelphia 115. New York 96 Atlanta vs. Denver al Pueblo, Colo. Dallas vs.

Indiana at South Bend, Ind. Golden Stale vs. Sacramento al Stockton, Calif. TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY 5:30 Seattle vs. Chicago at SI.

Petersburg, Fla. 7:30 Cleveland vs. Phoenix at Tempe, Aril. SOCCER IOWA COLLEGE MEN Wartburg 2, Grand View 2 (lie. OT) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE TUESDAY'S LATE GAME AT EDMONTON, ALBERTA St.

Louis 1 1 3-5 Edmonton 0 I 1-2 Game-winning goat St. Louis Courlnau 5 I Hull), 147, 3rd Goa'-ies SI Louis, Riendeau, 2-2-0 (20 shots-IB saves); Eamonion, Ranford, 1-2-2 (37-32). WEDNESDAY'S GAMES TUESDAY IOWA COLLEGE WOMEN Cornell 4, Wartburg 0 TODAY IN HISTORY THIRTEENTH 39.50. 7AI'sBosco 18.60 7.40 3 80 9 AM Princess 12.80 5 00 1 AC Tough Cookie 3.40 S-Sl, 833 80 (7-9-1-5. A 582.

Muluel handle $76,209. WEDNESDAY'S MATINEE FIRST 514, 3146. 4 Better Billy 28.00 10 40 4 20 6RGPeso n.20 3.20 2 Dusky Tunes 3.00 $887.40. SEC0ND-514, 3145. 5 Breezy Cnamp 6.40 4.00 2 40 1 VT Jupiter Woman 1 1.00 4 20 2 GM's Muffin 2 40 $104.60, $238.00.

THIRD-516, 3195. 4 Nulife Kool Luke 14.40 6.20 6.00 3 Hylands Daver 6.60 4.40 2 Kate Smith 7.40 $671 40; $709.80. FOURTH-514, 32.28. 2 Tyville Cany on 7.60 4 20 3.20 1 CR's Beth A Lyn 27.40 6 80 1 Prince Ace 9.80 60; $521.20 2-1-3-4). FIFTH 14, 32.47.

2 MB Daddy 31.60 7.40 4 80 4 Gotta 8 Swazzy 3.00 3.00 1 Daulev's Pup 3.40 0527 40; $399 80 SIXTH-5 14, 1124. 8 GG White Shadow 6.40 3 40 3 00 5 DB Timber Breeze 3.80 3 20 7 Lomart's Mai 2 80 $183.60. SEVENTH 516, 3118. Rodeo Sport Page 26.40 75 40 8 00 4 CR's Reserved 7 80 4 80 2 Lota Roosier Red 10 40 00; $1,037.00 EIGHTH-514, 3168. 4 Buns Up Kneeling 17.40 8.00 8 60 1 Quasky Butch 7.00 3 80 5 AYS Warrior 3 no NINTH-J14, 3164.

4 Fast Hitch 34.00 11.40 7 80 3 Indlo Fire 18.40 5.60 8 Gotta Brave U) 0 $120 80; $1,088 80. TENTH-516, E.3153. 7 lama Matt 4.60 3.00 2 80 1 AC Mogan Bree 5.60 4 20 2 Goshawmighty 2 60 Q-S16 20; 80; Pick-6 2 of 6 paid $4 70, carryover $462.00 ELEVENTH 516, 3186. 2 Noble Ivan 6.00 5.80 6 20 1 Dox Sailonbunny 9.00 6 40 4 DJ'S Leann 4 20 $351.00. TWELFTH 516, 3151.

2 P's Kemper 4 80 3 20 3 00 1 Rebel Rouser 8 80 6 60 7 Profitable Image 8 00 $9 QD $134 40 THIRTEENTH 516, 3185! SSFIoio 12.80 15 60 6 60 1 Bo Knows Dogs 24.80 4 80 3 Jabru Cracklin 4 An 60; FOURTEENTH 516, 3157. 7 Lexington Jim 5.60 4 80 5 40 3 Breezy Rosey 22 60 5 60 8 Pittypet Lee 7 on 0 $31 00; QD $191 80' FIFTEENTH 514, 3133. 7 River Souare 42 20 12 20 5 40 8 SL Chuck's 8.60 3 80 6 Ale Freighttrain 5 on 80; $2,212 20 (7-8-6-4) A 562. Mutuel handle $83,782. TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST 516, 11.55.

3ElectraBiue 29.20 4 60 3 80 I KC Land Rush 5.40 4.60 7 Quaiky Shannon 6.20 Q-S62 T-S508 60. SECOND-E, 516, 11.50. 1 Retire Me 3.20 2.60 2 20 4 Quasky Waldo 3.40 2.20 2 Profit Rocket 2.20 $13 40; $34.80, THIRD 514, 31.46. 6 Erly Phantom 6.00 4.40 2.80 3 Sparkvs Review 25.00 26 40 5 AC Troika's Lady 2.80 $1,273.00. FOURTH-C, 516, 31.21 lEOBOpal 4.00 3 40 4.60 jSlrTubbs 7.20 5.20 2 Pat Imagine 5.40 QS38 20; (1-3-2-7).

FIFTH 514, 11.21. 1 Vegas Beau 23.20 16 00 11.80 3 Hazel Themesong 9.40 3 80 4 Hylands Scanner 10.00 $38 40; $2,063.80. 1IXTH-A, 516, 10.91 4 Miss Artie 26.00 9 40 3 80 2 Amplify 3.40 2.40 7 Heaven's Delight 3.20 $16 20. $133.60. SEVENTH 516, 11.32.

4 Truckln Trent 5.40 6.80 3 40 SP'sShick 11.20 3.60 6 Breezy Smokev 4 20 $27 40; $230.40. EIGHTH 4, 19.01. 1 Newton To Win 12.20 9 40 4 00 8 HH Quick Silver 10.00 4.00 7 Poco Opp 3.60 $44 40; $332.40. NINTH 516, 31.30. 2 Pure Excitement 2 80 260 2.60 1 Jeanie's Bliss 2.40 3 80 4 Law Lady 6.80 $8 80, $9980.

TENTH 516,31.10. 2 Brave Megan 132 60 17 20 8 20 3 My Fly Bov 3.40 2.60 8 Connie Uhl 3 20 $18 80, $239 60. Super Six 3 of 6 paid carryover $623 00. ELEVENTH 516, 30.94. 4 AC troikas mary 21.20 21.00 6 00 7 GM Express Sive 11.40 3.00 1 Earl Of Stafford 3.40 20; TWELFTH 514.11.64.

7 Velveteen Luster 11.20 5 20 4 20 6 CM's Rosalie 4.40 3.20 5 Wingola 3.20 (4-7, 6-A), $25440 (4-7, 7-A): 60. THIRTEENTH 39 81. 8 Becky's General 1.20 3 00 5 20 1 Church Lady 3.80 4 40 3 Kerry's Nickolas 5.60 $23 40. $709.60 (8-1-3-2). A 523 Mutuel handle $61,631.

WEDNESDAY'S MATINEE FIRST Tin, 16, 31.66. 7JooeeGirl 12 80 9 00 5 40 3 Court Land Red 11.40 3 60 2 Waosie Charm 4.40 $33 60; $201.40. Doesyourfex machine needits own time youte using it, comt how many customers call in. Call WEST Communications today at 286-5750 and see how a fax line could improve your bottom line. 191 1 -Joe Danelo of the New York Giants kicks six field goals In a 32-0 victory over Seattle.

1969-Mike Adamle rushes for 316 yards as Northwestern beats Wisconsin, 27-7. 1953-Woodlev Lewis of the Los Angeles Rams gels 120 yards In punt returns, Including a 71 touchdown return, and 174 yards In kickoff returns In a 31-19 victory over De'roit. AT BUFFALO, Y. Montreal 3 I 0-4 Buffalo 1 1-3 Game-winning goal Keane 2 (Corson, Savardi, I 32, 2nd GoaliesMontreal. Boy, 4-2 I (30 shois-27 saves); Buffalo, Puppa, 0-3-2 (33-29).

AT EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J Washington 1 I 0-2 New Jersey 0 1 1-3 Game-winning goal Muller 3 (Slaslny Ysebaeii), 14 06, 3rd Goa les Washington, Beaupre, 0-2-0 (32 shots-29 savesl; New Jersey, Ter-reri, 3-1-0 (20-18) AT NEW YORK, Y. Winnipeg 1 3 0-3 N.Y. Rangers 2 1 2-5 Game-winning goal-Turcotte 5 (Sheocard, Leeicit), 7.47 (ppl, 3rd Goalies Winnipeg, Beaurewa'P 1-4-0 (28 shots-23 saves); New Yok, Vanbiesorouck, 3-1-0 (34-3D AT TORONTO, ONTARIO Harford 2 0 1-3 ......0 0 11 Game-winning goal Young 1 (pineen, BaOvchl. I5.J1 (po), 1st.

Goalies Hartford. Sidorkiewici, 4-0-2 (31 shots-30 saves); Toronto, Reese. 0-2-1 (29-271. Boston at Vancouver Minnesota at Los Angeles GOLF played two games for Audubon before being declared ineligible by the IHSAA after an Exira school board member complained. James Lynam obtained a temporary injunction Sept.

21 preventing the IHSAA from enforcing its ruling. A hearing was held on Oct. 1 in which the IHSAA resisted the injunction. Audubon County District Judge Charles Smith dismissed the injunction Oct. 11 because Lynam had failed to pursue his administrative remedies before filing suit.

The judge further ruled that Lynam did not qualify under a good cause exception to the open enrollment law, leaving Lynam on the sidelines again. DISNEY WORLD CLASSIC AT LAKE BUENA VISTA, FLA. First-round Leaders (Par 36-36-72) Tim Simpson 32-3? 64 Bill Buttner 32-34 66 Mike Smith 32-3567 John Mahaffev 33-3467 Dave Barr 35-3267 Nick Price 33-3467 Paul Azinger 34-3367 Also Dave Rummeiis 36-3571 Clark Burroughs 36-3874 SENIOR AMATEUR AT CAREFREE. ARIZ, lowans' Results First round-Ken Whitehead, WDM, beat Jerry Loeber, Locust Valley. N.Y 5 and 4 Edwin Hopkins, Whilncv, Texas, beat Gene Hagen, Sioux City, 2 and 1.

UNITED STATES LEAGUE WEDNESDAY'S GAME North Iowa al St. Paul FRIDAY'S GAMES Making the most of your lime. ,1 -Hid for 0 inKwa 7 OO Mae son al Thunder Bay 7.30 Des Moines at Rochester 7.30 Sioux City at North Iowa.