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(T Notre Dame Balk On Top In UPI Pall THE DAILY NEW Dame, Coming off a victory that left its'coach more worried than satisfied, nonethe- tess returned to the No. 1. position Sunday in the United Press International college football ratings. 4. The Fighting Irish, who had occupied the No.

1 position for four weeks earlier this season before losing to Stanford, outpointed Washington as the ratings underwent a major shakeup after four of the top six teams last week were upset. Notre Dame received 38 of 58 first-, place votes cast by the 59-member UPI Board of Coaches and finished with 828 of a possible 870 points, the largest point total by any team this season. Washington received 18 first-place votes and 805 points, while No. 3 Colorado was at the top of two ballots and earned 697 points. Notre Dame, 7-1, ascended two positions to the top spot on the heels of its 52-31 victory 'over Navy, a win in which the Fighting Irish scored 21 third-quarter points to pull away from a 10-10 tie at halftime.

But the runaway victory left Coach Lou Holtz stewing over the state of his defense heading into a stretch run that finds the Fighting Irish finishing against Tennessee, Perm State and Southern Cal. "We cannot be a great football team unless we play great defense," Holtz said. "To score 52 points and not be ablc to play your second team is an for Notre Dame." Washington, 8-1, rose three positions after it clinched a Rose Bowl berth "by hammering Arizona 54-10. The Huskies are 6-0 in the Pacific-10 and have outscored league Toes 263-64. i- "Our guys have played just so much better than I ever thought we could," 'Washington Coach Don James said.

"We just took five real good teams 'apart. I'm amazed with the scores -we've posted." Since suffering their lone loss to Colorado, Washington has posted wins of 38-17 over Oregon, 52-16 over Startr lord, 46-7 California and 54-10 bver Arizona. "We're a stronger team than we've ever been and probably faster than i Hoover Helps Gun California Rout Of Lock Haven Former Tyrone High standout Scott Hoover, a sophomore, teamed up with senior fullback Don Meier to fuel up the University of Pa. offense over the weekend as the Vulcans 'crushed Lock Haven University, 49-9. The Vulcans scored four times in the first quarter and cruised home from there to improve their record to 4-4-1, a whopping 634 total yards on 'offense, 429 rushing.

Hoover racked up 147 yards rushing km 12 carries and scored twice on runs of three and 77 yards while Meier shredded the Bald Eagles for 205 yards "on 16 carries and scored TDs on 62 and 19 yard blasts. LHU, who fell to 1-9, scored on a pass from Jim Broadway to Hol- freshman Dave Wyland, a 'successful PAT, and a safety for its points. James said. "We've had sand kicked in our face over the last few years, but now oup guys have experience." Colorado, 8-1-1, moved up four places after its 28-12 over Nebraska, in which the Buffaloes held Nebraska without a first down in the fourth quarter Eric Bieniemy scored four touchdowns in the period. No.

4 Miami moved up five positions following its 45-0 shutout of Pitts-. burgh, No. 5 Iowa jumped eight spots after pounding Illinois 56-28, and No. 6 Brigham Young improved three places after grounding Ah- Force 54-7. No.

7 Georgia Tech jumped seven places after knocking off previously top-rated Virginia 41-38 on a Scott Sisson field goal with seven seconds left. No. 8 Tennessee moved up two spots, while No. 9 Virginia and No. 10 Nebraska both dropped eight positions.

No. 11 Florida State and No. 12 Texas remained unchanged despite wins, while No. 13 Auburn fell nine spots after suffering a 48-7 loss to Florida. No.

14 Mississippi improved one place and No. 15 Illinois dropped nine positions. No. 16 Cletnson and No. 17 Michigan each improved one spot and No.

18 Oregon, No. 19 Perm State and No. 20 Louisville each moved up two positions. No. 21 Wyoming fell six spots after suffering its' first loss of the season, while No.

22 Texas improved two places. Fresno State returned to the ratings at No. 23, and fellow newcomer Ohio State tied Arizona for the 24th position. Dropping out of the ratings this week were Southern Cal, formerly ranked 23rd, and North Carolina, co-No. 24 last week.

Monday, November 5, 1990 Page 5 FOOTBALL SCORES ATLANTA RUNNING BACK MIKE ROZIER has no where to go as Steelers defenders David Little and Donald Evans block his path for no gain in the 2nd quarter of yesterday's game at Three Rivers Stadium. The Steelers, featuring outstanding defense, handed the Falcons a 21-9 setback. Rutledge Rallies Skins Past Lions In Overtime Clippers Win On Field Goal As Time Expires i LOS ANGELES (UPI) Ken Norman hit an 18-foot turnaround jumper as time expired Sunday night, rallying Los Angeles Clippers to a victory over the Golden State Warriors. Chris Mullin, who led the Warriors with 26 points, tied the score 107-107 with an 18-foot jumper with 32.6 seconds left. Norman, who led the Clippers with 26 points, then sealed the outcome with his game-winning shot.

"That's a shot I feel really comfortable with," said Norman of his game- winning shot. "I gave him (Warriors forward Tom Tolbert) a pump fake, he didn't go for it. Then I felt I could go over him. I had a clear shot, but it was a tough shot 1 Gary Grant added 18 for the Clippers, which rallied from a 34-16 first- quarter deficit. Tim Hardaway contributed 18 and Milt Richmond had 16 for the Warriors, Mullin's two free throws with 1:35 left in the game gave the Warriors their last lead, 105-104.

When Tolbert was called for an illegal defense, Bo Kimble made the free throw to lie the score 105-105 with 1:04 to play. Norman then hit a turnaround jumper to give the Clippers a 107-105 lead with 48.1 seconds left. "I think if one thing has been established, it's that the Los Angeles Clippers will not give up," Clippers Coach Mke Schuler said. "I always told the team at every opportunity, that we could win the game. r.

"I looked in their eyes at timeouts, I 'knew that they were really in-tuned with what we were doing. I know I had their full attention." Golden State went in front 28-9 with 3:18 to play in the first quarter, with Mullin scoring 13 points in the run. The Clippers rallied to within 58-47 with 1:01 to play in the half on a pair of Jeff Martin free throws. But the Warriors scored the final five points of the half and led 63-47 at halftime. By DAVE RAFFO UPI Sports Writer On a day when six games were lopsided, Jeff Rutledge lifted the Washington Redskins to the biggest comeback in the NFL this season.

Rutledge came off the bench to replace Stan Humphries with the Redskins trailing 35-14 early in the third quarter. He completed 30 of 42 passes for 363 yards and a touchdown, ran 12 yards to a TD that sent the game into overtime and led Washington into position for Chip Lohmiller's 34-yard overtime field goal. Lohmiller's field goal gave the Redskins a 41-38 road victory over the Detroit Lions. "It's something I'll always look back on if I never play another game," said Rutledge, who played hi only one game each of the last two seasons while with the New York Giants. "To be able to come to Washington (as a Plan free agent) and get the chance to play is a dream come true.

I didn't know if I'd ever get to play I may never get to play again, but you can't take away today," said the 13-year veteran from Alabama. "I told my wife earlier in the week I thought I was going to get a chance to play. I don't know why. I just had a gut feeling. Maybe it was wishful thinking." Rutledge led Washington to 12th straight victory over the Lions and kept the Redskins, 5-3, in the NFC wild-card race lead.

He also won a starting job. "I think I'd be hung from something if I didn't start Jeff next week," Redskins' Coach Joe Gibbs said. Rutledge led Washington on five scoring drives. He hit Gary Clark on a 34-yard strike in the fourth quarter before scoring on a quarterback draw with 18 seconds left in the fourth quarter. There were another half dozen teams that could have used Rutledge-like heroics, although even he likely could not help Cleveland Sunday.

The Browns were trounced 42-0 by Buffalo, suffering their worst home loss ever and worst beating anywhere in 21 UPI Ratings years. Thurman Thomas scored three TDs and Darryl Talley returned his second interception 60 yards for another TD to lift Buffalo, 7-1, to its sixth straight victory. The Browns, 2-7, lost their fourth straight and added fuel to speculation coach Bud Carson will be fired soon. Even Carson said he feared the end was near. "Absolutely," he said when-asked if he was worried about his job.

"I've got to go home and think about it myself. To be honest with you, the last thing I want to do is be part of a football team that can't win. If I'm that part of it, then I'll know it and I'll step away from it." Five other games Sunday were decided by 15 or more points. Miami slammed Phoenix 23-3, Chicago slapped Tampa Bay 26-6, Philadelphia bombed New England 48-20, San Diego trounced Seattle and the NY Jets ripped Dallas 24-9. On'Monday night, Indianapolis is home against the New York Giants.

At Miami, Dan Marino threw touchdown passes of 17 yards to Tony Paige and 7 to Mark Clayton and the Dolphins defense shut down Phoenix for their fifth straight victory. Miami, 7-1, remained tied with Buffalo atop the AFC East. At Tampa, rookie safety Mark NFL Scoreboard AMERICAN CONFERENCE NEW YORK (UPI) The United Press International Board of Coaches Top 25 college football ratings, with record and lint-place In parentheses, total points 15 points for first place, 14 for second, and last week's ranking. 1. Notre Dame (38) (7-1) 2.

Washington (18) (8-1) 3. Colorado (2) (8-1-1) 4. Miami (6-2) 5. Iowa (7-1) 6. Brigham Young (7-1) 7.

Georgia (7-0-1) 8. Tennessee (5-1-2) 9. Virginia (7-1) 10. Nebraska (8-1) 11. Florida Stale (6-2) 12.

Texas (6-1) 13. Auburn (6-1-1) 14. Mississippi (8-1) 15. Illinois (6-2) 16. Clemson (8-2) 17.

Michigan (5-3) 18. Oregon (7-2) 19. Penn Slate (6-2) 20. Louisville (8-1-1) 21. Wyoming (9.1) 22.

Texas (6-2-1) 23. Fresno Slate (7.1-1) 24. (Ue) Ohio Slate (6-2-1) (tie) Arizona (60) NR not ranked Others receiving voles: By agreement with the American Football Coachec Association, teams barred from television appearancei or postseason play or having lost more than 20 percent of their football scholarships are Ineligible for the Top 25 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those schools are Florida, Houston, Memphis State, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. 828 805 697 621 551 497 491 419 407 398 328 297 177 176 122 SO 35 20 19 10 5 3 2 1 1 3 5 7 8 13 9 14 10 1 .2 11 12 4 15 6 17 18 20 21 22 16 24 NR NR 19 Team Buffalo Miami NY Jets Indianapolis New England 7 7 42 1 East .1 1 5 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 Pet.

.875 .875 .444 .286 .125 PF 229 175 175 105 120 PA .136 93 199 162 244 Central Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Cleveland 5 5 4 2 4 4 5 ..7 0 0 0 0 .556 .556 .444 .222 212 171 194 128 225 147 169 235 West LA Raiders Kansas City San Diego Denver Seattle -i 1 5 4 3 3 NATIONAL Team NV Giants Washington Philadelphia Dallas Phoenix 7 5 4 3 2 2. 3 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 .750 .625 .444 .375 .375 154 176 195 190 158 108 121 156 205 166 CONFERENCE East 0 3 4 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 Pet. 1.000 .625 .500 .333 .250 PF 171 185 199 119 103 PA 96 141 172 180 195 Central Chicago Tampa Bay Detroit Green Bay Minnesota San Francisco Atlanta LA Rams New Orleans 7 4 3 3 2 8 3 3 3 1 5 5 5 6 West 0 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .875 .444 .375 .375 .250 1.000 .375 .375 .375 199 163 206 147 177 198 208 191 136 102 208 220 180 181 138 221 227 157 Carrier keyed a defense that forced six turnovers and yielded just nine first downs, sparking Chicago to a vengeful rout. Carrier, a first-round pick out of Southern Cal, caused a fumble and intercepted two passes as the Bears built a 17-0 halftime lead and coasted. In avenging two losses to Tampa Bay last season, the 7-1 Bears, registered five interceptions against Vinny Tes- taverde, the NFL's second-rated passer.

At Philadephia, Randall Cunningham passed for four touchdowns and ran for a fifth to lift the Eagles to a 48-20 rout of the New England Patriots. Cunningham hit Keith Jackson for two TDs, scored on a 52-yard run and gained 124 yards rushing on eight carries. Heath Sherman also ran for 113 yards, marking the first time since 1978 two Philadelphia runners gained 100 yards in a game. Philadelphia, 4-4, reached .500 for the first time this season while New England, 1-7, lost its sixth straight. At Seattle, Billy Joe Tolliver threw two touchdown passes and rookie Nate Lewis returned a punt 63 yards to lead San Diego to its first victory in Seattle since 1980.

The Chargers had lost their last eight trips to the Kingdome. At East Rutherford, N.J., rookie Terance Mathis tied an NFL record with a 98-yard punt return and New York held Dallas without a touchdown. Brad Baxter and Freeman McNeil ran for fourth- quarter TDs to help the Jets, 4-5, win their second straight. In other games, Kansas City shaded the Los Angeles Raiders 9-7, San Francisco edged Green Bay 24-20, New Orleans cracked Cincinnati 21-7, the Los Angeles Rams trimmed Houston 17-13, Pittsburgh dumped Houston and Minnesota nicked Denver 27-22. At Kansas City, Kevin Porter blocked a punt and Albert Lewis recovered a fumble to set up two of Nick Lowery's three field goals for the Chiefs.

Kansas City, 5-3, pulled within one game of the first-place Raiders, 6-2, in the AFC West At Green Bay, Joe Montana threw for 411 yards and three touch- owns to help the 49ers win their 16th straight game and avenge their last loss. San Francisco, 8-0, last lost Nov. 19, to Green Bay at Candlestick Park. The 49ers have won 14 straight regular season road games. Montana completed 25 of 40 attempts, and moved past John Hadl into fifth place on the NFL career list with 33,599 passing yards.

At Cincinnati, Craig Heyward rushed 121 yards and Reuben Mayes ran 115 yards to power New Orleans past Cincinnati. Heyward, who carried 19 times including a 1-yard touchdown, and Mayes, who ran 30 times with a 6-yard TD, gave New Orleans a pair of 100-yard rushers for only the third time in franchise history. At Anaheim, Bobby Humphery intercepted a fourth-quarter pass in the end zone and knocked away another in the final seconds to preserve the Rams' victory. Humphery intercepted a Warren Moon pass with 6:30 left and batted away a fourth-down pass at the 1 with 40 seconds left. At Pittsburgh, Bubby Blister passed for two second-half touchdowns and the Steelers forced five turnovers to rout the Falcons and give coach Chuck Noll a victory over archrival Jerry Glanville.

Warren Williams put the game out of reach when he broke loose for a 70-yard touchdown with 2:41 left, helping die Steelers, 5-4, tie Cincinnati for first place in die AFC Central. At Minneapolis, Anthony Carter made a leaping catch of Rich Gannon's 56-yard TD pass on a flea-flicker early hi the fourth quarter to help the Vikings 'snap a 'five-game winning streak. The Broncos, 3-5, blew a 16-0 first-half lead and played the second half without quarterback John Elway, who was injured in the second quarter. Denver is off to its worst start in a non-strike season since 1975. High School BEN 38, Miminburg 6 Wcslmont-llllllop 34, Johnstown Vo-Tech Rlchland Twp.

21, Llgonler Valley 0 Pcnns Manor 27, Marion Center 8 llarrlsburg 31, Carlisle 0 Slccl-lllgh 16 1 Mlddlctown 0 Mcchanlaburg 47, Lower Dauphin 14 Trl-Vallcy 42, Halifax 14 Lancaster McCatkey 13, Cedar CreJt 0 North Pcnn 34,, East Junlala 12 College East Allegheny 51, Duquesne 0 Boston U. 26, Maine 24 Cornell 41, Yale 31 Dartmouth 34, Columbia 20 East Stroudsburg 26, Shlppensburg 14 Holy Cross 43, Buckncll 14 Indiana (Pa.) 36, Edlnboro 29 Junlata 27, Wllkcs 0 Kutztown 42, Mansfield 28 Lebanon Valley 30, Delaware Valley 28 Lchlgh 52, Colgate 7 Lycomlng 23, Susquchanna i MIT 12, Western New England 10 Moravian 30, Albright 22 Muhlcnburg 27, FDU-Madlson 6 Notre Dame 52, Navy 31 Pcnn Slate 31, West Vlglnla 19 Princeton 34, Pcnn 20 Rhode bland 31, Northeastern 11 Slippery Rock 36, Clarion 7 Syracuse 35, Boston College 6 thlcl 21, SU Francis (Pa.) 14 Vlllanova 10, New Hampshire 7 West Chester 35, Chcyncy 14 Western Maryland 15, Swarthmore 14 Westminster 24, Flndlay 7 Wldcncr 19, Wesley 9 South Alabama 22, Mississippi St. 0 Citadel 23, VMI 3 Clcmson 20, North Carolina 3 Delaware 35, Connecticut 21 Duke 57, Wake Forest 20 East Carolina 24 Memphis Slate 17 Florida St. 41, South Carolina 10 Frostburg SU 55, Bethany SU 14 Georgia Southern 31, James Madison 13 Georgia Tech 41, Virginia 38 Miami (Fla.) 45, Pittsburgh 0 Tennessee 41, Temple 20 Virginia Tech 20, North Carolina SU 16 William Mary 38, Furman 28 Midwest Bowling Green 20, Kent State It Colorado 27, Nebraska 12 Dayton 62, Urbana 10 Drake 26, St. Norbcrt's 7 Iowa 54, Illinois 28 Kansas SU 28, Iowa SU 14 Louisville 41, Cincinnati 16 Miami (O.) 34, Eastern Michigan 14 Michigan 38, Purdue 13 Michigan SU 45, Indiana 20 Ohio SU 48, Northwestern 7 Oklahoma 55, Missouri 10 Oltcrbcln 24, Baldwin-Wallace 24 Youngstown Stale 27, Ohio 0 Southwest Houston 56, TCU 35 Howard Payne 46, Hardln-Slmmons 32 Kansas 31, Oklahoma SU 30 NE Oklahoma 50, SW Oklahoma 10 North Texas 35, Arkansas SU 26 Rice 19, Arkansas 11 S.F.

Austin 30, McNcese 9 Texas 41, Texas Tech 22 Texas 38, SMU 17 West Arizona SU 34, Oregon SU 9 BYU 54, Air Force 7 Boise SU 31, Montana SU 27 California 31, Southern Cal. 31 (tie) Colorado SU 17, Wyoming 8 Fre.no SU 38, UNLY 10 Idatio' Si, Arizona 7 Nevada 34, Montana 27 Oregon 28, UCLA 24 San Jose SU 44, Fullerlon SU 6 Santa Clara 24, Sacramento 22 South Dakota 31, SU Cloud SU 27 Southern Utah 35, Cal Lutheran 10 Stanford Washington SU 13 Utah SU 55, New Mexico SU 10 Washington 54, Arizona 10 Soccer Marseille was knocked off the top of the French league this weekend when it lost for the third time this season. Auxerre dislodged Marseille by extending its unbeaten run to 13 matches in a 3-2 win over Lille. All Marseille's defeats have come since Franz Beckenbauer took over as general manager. Barcelona's lead in the Spanish league dwindled to one point when the Catalans played a scoreless draw against Burgos and second-placed Seville downed Sporting de Gijon 1-0.

Rowing Italy collected three gold medals on the last day of the World Rowing Championships on Tasmania's Lake Barrington in Australia. The two German teams won three golds between them, with single golds going to Canada, Denmark, Romania, Australia and the Soviet Union. Overall, East Germany led with five golds. West Germany and Italy each had three. The German teams will merge after this competition.

Berthiaume Pays Kings Dividend Sunday Results Philadelphia 48, New England 20 Miami 23, Phoenix 3 Kansas City 9, LA Raiders 7 New Orleans 21, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 21, Atlanta 9 Washington 41, Detroit 38, OT San Francisco 24, Green Bay 20 NY Jets 24, Dallas '9 Buffalo 42, Cleveland 0 San Diego 31, Seattle 14 Chicago 26, Tampa Bay 6 LA Rams 17, Houston 13 Minnesota 22 Monday Game NY Giants at Indianapolis, 9 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11 Atlanta.at Chicago, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at New England, 1 Miami at NY Jets, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m.

Phoenix at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 1 pan. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. NY Giants at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Denver at San Diego, 4 pjn.

Green Bay at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. San Francisco at Dallas, 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12 Washington at Philadelphia, 9 p.m. By ROBERT J.

MURPHY UPI Sports Writer The Los Angeles Kings traded a first- round draft pick to obtain Daniel Berthiaume. Sunday night, the goaltender proved there was some merit to the exchange. Berthiaume stopped all 40 shots Sunday night and Luc Robitaille snapped a scoreless tie early in the second period, leading Los Angeles to a 2-0 triumph over the Chicago Blackhawks. "Berthiaume stood on his head tonight," said Blackhawks' winger Steve Thomas, robbed by the 24-year- old goaltender on numerous occasions. Chicago, which snapped its three- game winning streak, outshot the Kings 40-24 overall and 14-2 in the final period.

Berthiaume recorded his fifth career shutout and first since early last season when he was with Winnipeg. Berthiaume improved his record to 6-1 on the season, his first victory with Los Angeles since being acquired from Minnesota Sept. 6. "He played extremely well, but I felt both goaltenders had an outstanding game," Kings' Coach Tom Webster said. "We gave up a first- round draft pick for him.

He came into training camp very determined, and tonight he certainty put on another tremendous performance." Steve Kasper added an empty-net goal with one second left "When you have no goals against and 40 shots, it has to be one of your best games," Berthiaume said. "But I think it was one of the biggest wins for the team so far this season. 1 After a thrilling but scoreless first period, the Kings connected for the game's first goal on the power play at 6:44 of the second. Los Angeles failed to score with a two-man advantage, but Robitaille finally broke through with defenseman Chris Chelios still in the penalty box for cross-checking. Todd Elik dished a perfect feed in front that Robitaille buried past Bef- lour's glove side for his eighth tally of the season.

Wayne Gretzky got the other assist 'That's the kind of play we practice every day," Robitaille said. "I probably take 1,000 shots every day, and I take about 500 like that. I just had to walk in and bury it in the comer." "Berthiaume played a great game, and he got a couple breaks," said Chicago goalie Ed Belfour, equally brilliant for Chicago before a sellout crowd of 18,472. Facing Gretzky for the first time in his career, he stopped the Great One on a breakaway midway through the first period. Gretzky picked off a pass at center ice, moved in alone and tried to beat Belfour with a backhander, but the rookie slid to his left and blocked the shot with his pads.

Facing Belfour, the NHL's leading goaltender in wins and goals- against average, Berthiaume knew he would have to be at his best "I thought if we could put a couple in, maybe he would get shaky," Berthiaume said. "But he was awesome and made some really good saves. I closed the door on my side, and that's all I can say." Webster complimented Gretzky on his defense. 'He was committed," Webster said. "He came back, worked down low with the defensemen in some unknown territory that he hasn't been before.

It was tremendous." Elsewhere in the NHL, Buffalo beat Calgary 2-1, Minnesota and Montreal tied 2-2 and Philadelphia blasted Toronto 7-1. Sabres 2, Flames 1 At Buffalo, N.Y., Dave Snuggerud's goal early in the second period broke a 1-1 tie and Clint Malarchuk stopped 34 shots to help the Sabres remain undefeated in their last five games. Calgary, which outshot Buffalo 35-21, had their five-game victory streak snapped. North Stars 2, Canadiens 2, OT At Montreal, Andrew Cassels scored his first goal of the season at 12:54 of third period to lift the Canadiens to the tie with Minnesota. Cassels took a pass from Mathieu Schneider at the blue line, skated in and fired a high shot past goalie Jon Casey.

Flyers 7, Leafs 1 At Toronto, Scott MelUnby had two goals and an assist and Tim Kerr set up three goals, powering Philadelphia..