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tyronepftiiy Herald, Tuesday, October Id, Page Five A Wild, Wild Night In Green Bay: Packers Out-Shoot 'Skins In 48-47 NFL Barn-Burner 'OU Hott'Ballad WVU'i Hotttttler for Heliman MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) The West Virginia Uhlverslty athletic depart- ment hopes to reap ffom a record titled "Ole Texas Still No, 2: Maintains Comfortable Lead By MICHAEL EISEN GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) It was Lynn Dickey's line, but it'could have been said by any of the 98 players in uniform. "This is the wildest game I've ever been in," ihe Green Bay quarterback said after the Packers edged the Washington Redskins 48-47 Monday night. "I think just about everything you could have wanted in a game happened tonight." The 95 points was a record for Monday night football.

Green Bay held seven different leads while raising its record to 4-3, one game behind first place Minnesota in Ihe NFC Central. Washington had its five game winning streak snapped as it fell to 5-2, two games behind Dallas in Ihe NFC East. The Packers entered Ihe game ranked last in the league in team defense, while Washington was rated 26th in pass defense. Both quarterbacks exploited those deficiencies to have outstanding nights. Dickey completed 22 of 30 passes for 387 yards and Ihree louchdowhs, while Joe Theismann connected on 27 of 39 passes for 398 yards and two touchdowns.

Washington fullback John Riggins was the game's leading rusher wilh 98 yards on 25 carries as Washington racked up 552 yards in lolal offense. The Packers held the ball for less than 21 minutes bul still gained 473 yards. It was the Packers defense that got the team going just one minute and seven seconds into the game, when linebacker Mike Douglass recovered a Joe Washington fumble and ran 22 yards for a touchdown, But the Redskins established the game's eye- for-an-eye pattern three minutes later when Clint Didier recovered Riggins' fumble in the end zone to make It 7-7 before the Packers had run an offensive play, After Stenerud and Moseley traded field goals, the quarter ended 10-10. Green Bay held a 24-20 'halftime lead thanks to Dickey to Paul Coffman touchdown passes of 36 and 9 yards. The Violence Marred Exhibition: NBA Investigating Celtics-76ers Game BOSTON (UPI) Celtics star Larry Bird and General Manager Red Auerbach each face fines for their roles in Sunday's exhibition game fracas between the Boslon Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers.

The Nalional Basketball Association continued its investigation today of the game at Boslon Garden in which Bird, teammate Gerald Henderson and Philadelphia's Marc lavaroni were ejecled for fighling. The two Atlantic Division rivals meet Wednesday in Chattanooga, Tenn. Jack Joyce, the NBA's director of security, will conduct Ihe investigation with the help of Scotty Sterling, the league's vice presidenl for operalions. Videolapes of Ihe game and rep'orls from nonunion referees Ralph Lembo and Jesse Hall arrived al NBA headquarlers Monday. "The next step will be to interview the parlicipants," NBA spokesman Alex 'said.

"It won't be just those" ejected.butanyone involved, "The fact lhat this was a preseason game doesn't affecl Ihe way we approach it," he said. Bird, lavaroni and Henderson may not be Ihe only ones, fined. Auerbach, who also is Ihe leam's presidenl, lefl his seat and rushed onto the court when Bird and lavaroni were ejecled. In a scene that recalled his 1957 decking of St. Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner, Ihe Cellics Golden Eagles Split Two Meets Tyrone High's cross-country learn spill a pair of meels yesterday afternoon to stay a notch above .500 for the year, defeating Bellwood-Antis 25-35 and losing to Cenlral 22-35, leaving themselves at 8-7 overall.

Central also topped B-A, 2331, to sweep Ihe meet. Central's Wayne Moyer covered his home course in 17:24 to win the individual competition, with Bellwood's Mike Burns second at 17:51, Scarlet Dragon Sean Wallace third at 18:35 and Blue Devil Mike Estep fourth at 18:42. Rounding out the top 15, in order, were: Matt Stone(C), Mark Wallace(C), Sam HayeslTyr.) execulive look on Moses Malone verbally for roughing up Cedric Maxwell. "Hil me, you big SOB," Auerbach, 65, said lo Malone afler laking off his glasses. "Go ahead.

I'm nol big, hil me you SOB." "If Moses had hit Red, (Philadelphia owner) Harold Katz would be paying Red, not Moses," said Boston's M.L. Carr. "Moses 1 money would be referred instead of deferred." Auerbach said Ihe whole Ihing sl.arted because the defending NBA champions Ihought "Ihey're going lo bury us." "Firsl, Ihey knock (Cedric) Maxwell down and Ihen that other guy (lavaroni) is doing a job on Bird and all lhat kind of stuff is going on. I couldn't help it. I jusl gol mad," he said.

Bird refused lo commenl while lavaroni said Iheir difference of opinion stemmed from a pushing incidenl. 19:44. Donnie Lee Tom Norm Chris Nelson(Tyr), Brian Schramke(B-A), Rich Chris SPOMD 6:30 TUESDAY Girls Basketball Varsity) Huntingdon at Tyrone p.m. Williamsburg at Bellwood, 6:30 p.m. (jr.

High) Tyrone at Bellwood, 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY TyroneYouto Soccer Lincoln vs. W. Matt. ,4 p.m.

Adams vs. Logan, 4:45 p.m. THURSDAY Glrlt Basketball Vida Blue Pleads Guilty to'Coke- Possession ByJOHNHENDEL KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI) An investigalion inlo cocaine Irafficking in suburban Kansas Cily has resulled in Iwo more guilly pleas, including one from former Cy Young Award winner Vida Blue. Blue became Ihe fourlh member of Ihe 1983 Kansas Cily Royals lo plead guilly lo federal drug charges.

The leflhanded pilcher Monday admitted lo U.S. Magislrale J. Millon Sullivanl lhal he was guilly of possessing Ihree grams not quite l-10lh of an ounce of cocaine, which is a misdemeanor. A Johnson Counly, attorney also pleaded guilty in federal courl Monday. Ben David Roselli admilled lhat on June 20, 1983, he distributed two ounces of cocaine, a felony wilh a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a $25,000.

fine. Also Mopday, a federal grand jury met in a special session to receive evidence from the investigalion of alleged cocaine trafficking in Johnson County. Authorilies said Ihey expecled Ihe grand jury to issue a substanlial number of indictmenls, perhaps by loday, Us second day of meeting. In a brief appearance before Sullivant, Blue said he had undergone drug rehabilitation but did not elaborate as to what kind of treatmenl was involved. Blue made no commenl as he was led to the U.S.

Marshall's office but did testify before the grand jury Monday afternoon. Last -week Royals outfielders Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin and first baseman Willie Aikens pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of attempting to possess cocaine. Like his former teammates, Blue remained free on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond and was scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 17. Roselli was released on a similar bond.

His sentencing date is Dec. 5. Bellwood. at Huntingdon, 6: 30 p.m. Cross-Country Blairton League Championship Meet, at Hollidaysburg, 4 p.m.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Linebacker Mike Knox of Nebraska was named the Big Eight's Defensive Player of the Week Monday on the strength of his 17-tackJe performance in the No 1 Cflrnbusfeers' 34-13 victory Saturday over Missouri. Tyrone Basketball Boosters To Meet The Tyrone Area Basketball Boosters Club will meet Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in room 100 at the Tyrone Area High School.

Club president Don Wagner has urged a good turnout to help step up plans for the fast approaching 1983-84 high school cage season. Henderson was tossed for punching Sixers' rookie Sedale Threatt, allhough the Boston guard said a wayward elbow prompted his response. "It's a shame the game has to gel lo this point," Cunningham said. "You never like to see the athletes have fists flying. There wasn't any control out there and Ihese are Iwo leams who are intense." Sixers owner Harold Katz said the faull was entirely Boston's.

"Those incidents were uncalled for," Katz said. "You can't touch the Celtics players in Boslon Garden, apparenlly Ihal'slhenew rule." Kalz also said he was shocked when- Auerbach ran onto the courl. "I've never seen il done before. I mean, Ihe man was silling in Ihe stand and he ran onto Ihe courl." "I Ihoughl il might be the first game in NBA history to be called because of violence," said Maxwell, who scuffled with Malone just three minutes into the game. But Maxwell said he really wasn't surprised the fighting "because wilh our Iwo leams, It's possible for anything to happen once we step onlo Ihe floor.

"I wouldn'l be if somelhing happens in warm- ups one day." Mixup Will Force Mountaineer Band To Stay Home UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) Wesl Virginia Universily's marching band wanls lo allend the Mountaineers' game Saturday against Penn Stale, bul it appears a communications mixup will force them to stay alhome. There is simply no room at Penn Stale's Beaver Stadium to accommodate the 350- member band, Penn State Athletic Director Jim Tarman said Monday. WVU band director Don Wilcox said band members especially want to go to Saturday's game, because it may mark a Mountaineer victory over the Nittany Lions, which would be its first in 25 years. "Sure they're disappointed," Wilcox said.

"None of our band members were even born the last time we beat Penn State. They are not going to be able to witness this historic occasion." WVU is 6-0 and ranked fourth in the country, while Penn State has struggled to a 4-3 mark. The trouble began last spring when West Virginia failed to note on a questionnaire from Penn State that the marching band wanted to accompany the team to the game, Tarman said. "West Virginia never responded (to the- question about the band)," he said Monday. "To the best of all of our information, we didn't hear from West Virginia about their band until Oct.

3. By that time, it was too late." Tarman said there is room for 75 band members, but West Virginia has said it will either bring the whole band or stay at home. The spaces that could have been available for the WVU band have been alloted to the Penn State alumni marching band, which will perform as part of homecoming activities, Tarman said. "We certainly would welcome the West Virginia band if we could work it out," he said. Wilcox agreed, a communication gap caused the problem.

"In all honesty, I don't think they tried to be subversive about this. There was a mixup in communications somewhere along the line." Redskins countered with a lyard Riggins run and a 28- yard Moseley field goal. The Packers extended their lead on a 24-yard run around right end by Gerry Ellis. Moseley connected on a 31- yard field goal and Theismann hit Washington with a 6-yard touchdown pass to make It 31-30. Moseley then hit a 28- yarder with ten seconds left in the period to give the Redskins their first lead at 33-31.

Riggins' 1-yard run gave Washington a 40-38 advantage but Dickey hit Mike Meade with a 31-yard scoring pass to give the Packers a 45-40 lead. Five minutes later it was the Redskins back on top as Theismann connected with Washington on a 5-yard touchdown pass to make it 47-45. On their next drive, the Packers faced a 3rd-and-10 on their own 36 when Dickey hit Ellis on a 56-yard pass. Four plays later Stenerud, who has connected on 51 of 61 attempts since joining the Packers in 1980, booted the winning points. The Redskins, however, were not dead.

Without a timeout they drove to the Green Bay 22, giving Moseley a chance to win the game. But his kick was wide to the right and the Packers had finally clinched a contest that will long be remembered. "I guess Mark Moseley answered everyone's prayer at the end," Coffman said. NFL Scoreboard American Conference East Pet. Buffalo Miami Bait NY Jets New Eng Ptsbgtj Cleve Cinci Hous LA Raider Seattle Denver Kan City San Dgo 5 4 4 3 3 Central 5 4 1 0 West 5 4 4 3 3- 2 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 4 0 2 0 3 0 6 0 7 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 4 0 .714 .571 .571 .429 .429 .714 .571 .143 .000 ..714 .571 .571 .429 .4291 National Conference Dallas Wash Phila NY Giants St.

Louis East 5 4 2 2 0 0 2 0 30 5 0 5 0 Pet. 1.000 .714 .286 .286 Hoss," a ballad about much- ballyhooed WVU quarterback Jeff Hosteller. The platter Is designed to promote Hosteller for ilelsman Trophy and All- America honors. The senior has led the Mountaineers to a 6-0 record and a No. 4 ranking Irt the nation this season.

"The record is not for commercial sale," said Mike Ballweg, sports information director for WVU. "We'll send it to influential Heisman voters around the nation and to the media and radio Stations in the "Nobody will vote for Jeff just because they heard this record, but it might help people remember his name," Ballweg said. The song, sung to the tune from the television show Bonanza, was written by Mark Newhouse and Brad Reeves, members of the same country music band. "I thought of a lot of the words while washing dishes" at a local steak house, said Newhouse, 29, of Morgantown, the lead singer and guitar player on the 45-rpm record. Reeves sings harmony.

Earl Campbell Says He'll Retire After 1984 Season SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) Next season probably will be the last for Houston Oiler running back Earl Campbell. Campbell told reporters at the Quarterback Club Monday that something drastic would have to happen before he changed his plans, which call for retirement after next year. Campbell said he orginally planned to. play only seven seasons in the NFL, and he will reach that milestone at the end of the 1984 season. He said he was unaffected by the resignation last week of Coach Ed Biles, and that coaching changes did not affect his performance.

Campbell and the Oilers are struggling through one of the team's worst starts with an 0-7 record, and have not won a game since before the football players' strike last year. ByDAVERAFFO UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Following Texas' 31-3 stomping of Arkansas Saturday, bpth Texas coach Fred Akers and Arkansas coach Lou Holtz proclaimed the Lone Star state victors No. 1 in the nation. Few among the UPI Board of Coaches agree, however, so Nebraska remains in the top spot by a wide margin this week. The Cornhuskers grabbed 38 of a possible 42 first-place votes and 626 total points after a 34-13 demolition of Missouri.

Texas is still second, picking up the remaining four first- place votes and 590 total points. The Longhorns chipped just one first-place vote and two overall points from Nebraska's stronghold atop the ratings. Texas will try to sway more votes Saturday against No. 8 Southern Methodist, which is 5-0 with a 21-game unbeaten streak longest in the nation. "I think we-should be voted No.

Akers said, publicly boosting his team as the nation's best for the first time. No. 3 North Carolina and No. 4 West Virginia retained their rankings, while Auburn jumped three spots after a 3113 victory over Georgia Tech to crack the top five. Rounding out the Top 20 are No.

6 Florida, No. 7 Georgia, No. 9 Miami (Florida), No. 10 Michigan, No. 11 Illinois, No.

12 Iowa, No. 13 Maryland, No. 14 Arizona State, No. 15 Washington, No. 16 Brigham Young, No.

17 Oklahoma, No. 18 Ohio State, No. 19 Pittsburgh, and Alabama and Boston College are tied for 20th. Auburn's jump in the ratings dropped fellow Southeastern Conference schools Florida and Georgia one notch each. Florida was idle, while Georgia dumped Vanderbilt 20-13 Saturday.

Miami, and Brigham Young all ascended three spots after victories. Miami won its sixth straight, 31-7 over Mississippi State after a season-opening loss; Illinois scored a 17-13 crucial Big Ten victory over Ohio State; Washington topped Stanford 32-15; and BYU clobbered New Mexico 66-21 for its fifth straight win. Maryland, with a 36-33 win over Wake Forest, and Arizona State a 34-14 winner over Southern California each gained two spots. The biggest changes were the slipping of Ohio State and Alabama. The Buckeyes fell 11 spots after falling to Illinios while Alabama dropped 10 positions after its second straight loss a 41-34 beating by Tennessee.

Idle SMU climbed one spot, as did Michigan a 35-0 conqueror of Northwestern and Iowa, a 31-14 victor over Purdue. Oklahoma remained 17th after a 21-20 win over previously-20th ranked Oklahoma State. Pittsburgh and Boston College re-entered the ratings after falling out in recent weeks. Pittsburgh crushed Louisville 55-10, while Boston College was idle. In another meeting of ranked teams Saturday, Michigan hosts Iowa in a Big Ten showdown.

Nebraska hosts Colorado, North Carolina (42-14 over North Carolina Stale last week) is idle and West Virginia (13-0 over Virginia Tech) visits Penn Slate. Also, Auburn hosts Mississippi State; Florida hosts Easl Carolina; Georgia hosts Kentucky; Miami visils Cincinnati; Illinois visits Purdue; Maryland hosts Duke; Arizona State hosts Washington Stale; Washington visits Oregon; Brigham Young visits San Diego Stale; Oklahoma hosls Iowa Slale; Ohio Slale hosls Michigan Slale and Pitl- sburgh visils Navy. Alabama gels a much- needed week off and Boslon College is idle for the second straight Saturday. Copyright 1983 by UPI NKVV YORK (UPI I The United Press International Board ol Coaches Top 20 college football ratings, with first- place votes and records in parentheses (total points based on 15 points for first place. 14 for second, clc.i.

1. Nebraska CIS I (7-01 02(i 2. Texas (41 (5-01 590 3. North Carolina (7-0) 518 4. West Virginia ili-oi 504 5.

Auburn 15-11 38:1 6. Klorida (5-0-11 375 7. Georgia 15-0-11 362 8. Southern Methodist 15-01 30li 9. Miami (Fla.i iG-ll 271 10.

Michigan 15-11 244 11. Illinois 15-11 12. Iowa (5-11 17(1 13. Maryland (5-1) 101 14. Arizona Stale (4-0-11 100 15.

Washington 15-n B4 16. Brigham Young (5-11 (ill 17. Oklahoma 14-21 41 IB. Ohio State (4-2) 24 19. Pittsburgh (4-21 18 20.

itiel Alabama (4-2) 11 20. I tie i Boston College (5-li 11 Note: By agreement with the American Football Coaches Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are ineligible for the Top 20 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. The teams currently on probation are Clemson, Southern California, Arizona, Wichita State and Southern Mississippi. Dons GM's Hat: Owens Turns Attention To 'Other 1 Job with Phils Minn Green Bay Detroit Chi Tampa Bay Central 5 4 3 2 0 .714 .571 .429 .286 .000 5 5 4 2 2 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 .714 .714 .571 .286 17 32, New West San Frn LA Rams New Orl Atla Sunday's Results Detroit 31, Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 44, Cleveland Minnesota 34, Houston 14 Miami 32, N.Y. Jets 14 St.

Louis 34, Tampa Bay 27 New England 37, San Diego 21 San Francisco Orleans 13 Buffalo 30, Baltimore 7 Dallas 37, Philadelphia 7 Kansas City 38, N.Y. Giants 17 Denver 24, Cincinnati 17 Seattle 38, L.A. Raiders 36 L.A. Rams 27, Atlanta 21 Monday's Result Green Bay 48, Washington 47, Sunday, Oct. 23 (All Times EOT) Atlanta at N.Y.

Jets, 1 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. Kansas City at- Houston, 1 p.m.

Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Miami at Baltimore, 2 p.m. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Pittsburgh at Seattle, 4 p.m.

San Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Rams, Bellwood-Antis JV's Dump Tyrone The Bellwood-Antis Jayvee football team struck for touchdowns in the first and last quarters here last night and kept home-standing Tyrone out of its end zone all night to carve out a 12-0 football victory at Gray Field. The loss dropped Tyrone's record to J-4-l with a home game wilh Clearfield nexl week and a trip to Huntingdon the following Monday (Oct. 3D remaining on their card.

ByMIKETULLY UPISporlsWriler PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Afler walching Joe Allobelli handle Ihe heat in the kitchen, Paul Owens turns his atlenlion to the hot slove meelings. Owens, having laken Ihe Phillies lo Ihe Nalional League pennanl before Iheir abrupl five-game loss lo Ihe Baltimore Orioles in Ihe World Series, now puls on his olher hal as general manager. "I'll reporl everything lo Bill (leam owner Giles) and Ihe people upslairs," Owens said momenls afler Ihe Phils' 5-0 loss Sunday lo Ihe Orioles lhal clinched the shorlesl World Series since Cincinnali look four slraighl from New York in 1976. And Allobelli, winner of the world championship in his Eagles Romp To YFL Championship, 44-0 4 p.m. L.A.

p.m. N.Y. p.m. Raiders at Dallas, 9 Monday, Oct. 24 Giants at St.

Louis, 9 John Supenia passed for four touchdowns and scored a fifth on a pass interception and also tacked on three 2- point PAT conversions to spark the undefeated Eagles to their second slraight Tyrone Youth Football League championship over the weekend. With Supenia lighting the charge, the Eagles soared to their second title with a big 24- polnt second quarter surge the game-greaker as they clawed the previously unbeaten Wolfpack of the East Division, 44-0, at Gray Field. The same two teams had played to a scoreless tie during a regular- season battle. Jake Walls scored on a one- yard run and Supenia added the first of his three PATs to move the Eagles out to an 8-0 lead in the first quarter and it was all downhill from there. Supenia threw to Joey Steinbugl for 54 and 47-yard TDs and 30 yards to Scott Crofcheck for another one as the Eagles waltzed to a 32-0 lead by halftime, adding a pair of 2-point conversions by Supenia and one by Walls.

Afler a scoreless Ihird period, they administered the finishing louches wilh Supenia throwing a 36-yard TD pass to Steinbugl and then scrambling 44 yards himself wilh an interception for two more scores in the last quarter. In an exhibition game thai preceded the title playoff matchup, the Lions-Falcons dumped the Cougars-Rams 2812, as Ricky Day tallied touchdowns on 44, 57 and 75-yard jaunts and Brian Brandt one on a one-yard run and two PAT rushes. Chad Brooks returned a kickoff 65 yards and Sam Patton motored 55 yards for the losers'TDs. firsl year as Orioles' manager, appears lo have a promising fulure in Ihe position. He certainly look a huge slep loward putting distance belween himself and Ihe shadow of former Ballimore manager Earl Weaver.

And al times he made it look easy. "I don'l Ihink il was done convicingly al all," said Altobelli. "We lost the first 'game then gol a shulout lo win Ihe second and Ihen we won 3-2 and 5-4. We had jusl enough lo hang on an win in each case. Whal enabled us lo win would be Ihe one-run games and gelling excellenl pilching." Altobelli's managing, especially in Game 4, when he artfully used four pinch hitlers then neutralized Philadelphia's bench in the ninth inning, made it seem he had managed wilhoul Ihe DH all year.

One reason for Allobelli's success is Ihe talent on his bench and in the bullpen. Finding more players is the job of general manager Hank Peters, who sounds completely uninteresled in becoming Ihe new presidenl of Ihe American League. As for off-season moves, Tyrone Youth Soccer League Results Games Monday Lincoln 9, Adams 1 Halftime Score: 3-1 LINCOLN SCORING: Eric Karlson 3, Nathaniel Newlin, Mike Elder and Toby Anderson 2. ADAMS SCORING: M. Elder 1 St.

Mrk. 4, Logan 3 Halftime Score: 3-1. ST. MRK. SCORING: Mike Ray 2, Doug Smith and Matthew Lake 1.

LOGAN SCORING: Chuck Miller 2, Jerry Hunter 1 GAMES TOMORROW (at Perner Field) Line, vs St. 4 p.m.; Adams Peters said there would be some. "You never lose sight of the future," he said. "I'm gonna savor this for a couple of days Ihen sit down and begin planning. Our ballclub from year lo'year is the type thai needs lo be linkered with as opposed lo overhauled.

You always have a few things you want lo do." With Series MVP Rick Dempsey behind 'the plale, Rich Dauer and Cal Ripken al Ihe keystone and John Shelby emerging as the cenler fielder of Ihe near fulure, Ihe Orioles appear sel al key defensive posilions lhal back Iheir pilching. Third base, where Todd Cruz played wilh dislinclion during Ihe Series, will gel a look al the planning sessions. The Orioles figure on entering nexl season wilh a slarling rolalion of Scolt McGregor, Mike Flanagan, Mike Boddicker, and Storm Davis. Dennis Martinez looks like trade bait. Jim Palmer looms as the veleran and Al Ramirez and Bill Swaggerly will be looking for jobs.

Relievers Sammy Slewart and Tippy Martinez bolh were impressive in the Series. Whatever the cast, pitching will likely be the heart of the club once again. "We were the best team in '83, we have the besl organizalion in baseball," said second baseman Rich Dauer. "We'll win il again." Owens has a much more difficull job. Firsl baseman Pele Rose is odds-on to leave leave the Phils, especially after being benched in Game 3 of the Series.

Second baseman Joe Morgan is conlemplaling a career in business and cenler fielder Garry Maddox and firsl baseman Tony Perez are olhers who may nol be back. Sieve Carllon's back spasms and age (38) raise questions about the pitching rotation, too. pMfofrapier tbs ehswptoftSWp tropfty presentation following Satur- Johnson..