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2D CCOnEEOADD DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER. N.Y.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1982 SPQSTSLIXE I Islanders 5.

Flamss 4 ESS3EY BASES ALL CCLF Forcch pitches threo-hittcr cs Ccrds romp ItaYteuwoara 12 Calgary 12 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE UMCMe in Abilene. Texas FROM PAGE ID CHAHPKHMHIP SERIES AMERICAN LEAGUE 232-4921, 24 houra a day HIGH SCESCLS Fast parted-1. New York. Bossy 2 (Pot, I vm, irottnrL 4:43. 2.

Utoatv. Ndsson I (RemharL Elorerua), 8:25. Second penod-3, New York. D. Sutter Cahtornia 8.

Milwaukee 3 I (unassisted). 6 43 4. Calgary, Russell 1 (NHs- 33-31-64 31-34-85 32-34-66 32-34-68 34- 32-66 I son, pspMisui. HMJr 5. New York.

Trottier CaMorrM4.Mlwaukee2(orrloads Baltimore Hershey New Haven Springfield Binghamlon St Cam. (Bossy. Bourns). 12:37. 6.

Calgary. aenotes amateur Wayne Levi Mike Money John Fought Vance Heafner Craig Sladkv Larry Mize Tom Jones BwBritton Fuzzy Zoeear 2-0 brough 2 (Lavallea. Konroyd), 17:42. 7, New I Tom, jonsson 1 (Goring. Malansonl, 11:37.

No game scheduled Pts OF OA 6 6 6 6 0 0- 6 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 OSS la Pts OF OA 1 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 2 4 2 1 0 0 2 (4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 34-33-67 33-3467 33-34-67 32-35-87 i rare panoa New York, ronnen I Today IfKaaur), 12:27. 1, Calgary. Bourgeois 1 (La- taworme zahn 18-8 at Milwaukee Sut vaase, Mereortni 12:48. ton 4-1L 33-34-67 Shots an ooai-lstanoars 17-8-7-33. 33-34-67 Jim Thorpe Andy Bean JayHaaa I Calgary 10-14-1640.

Californii at Milwaukee, 1 p.m., me out or nothing like that I told him it was my fault They (the players) told me being a rookie it's underetood." "Everybody was surprised he didn't, score," said Smith, McGee'a roommate. "I just looked at it as my roomie taking care of me. He wanted me to get the RBI." "It's the first time in a long time I've seen a guy run a homer into a triple," said Cardinal Manager Whitey Herzog. "If we hadnt soared that run, it might have changed the whole ballgame." Forsch, who was in the on-deck circle, added. "I saw Willie stop at third and the things I said cant be repeated." The score by the Cardinals, who had 13 Coekaa Now York.

Mel arson Catoary. Aoirondack Frederic ton Nova Scotia Mane Sherbrooko Moncton towards 32- 3567 33- 3467 35-32-67 34- 33-67 Attendanea 742. CaMomis at Milwaukee, 4:20 pm. nac- Gary Koch Bobby Cole Bruce Devlin -Bob Murphy Johnny Miller Halelrwin NATIONAL LEAGUE 36-32-68 34- 34-68 35- 33-68 33-3S 68 St. LOUN.

ppd, 4 Inning, "ZoTck 5. St. Catharir 3 I Toronto 1021 i St Louie 11 Dad lost, but 'he tried and did best he could' Associated Press Jim Palmer's 13-year old daughter, Kelly, wrote a letter to the Baltimore Sun after the Orioles pitcher gave up four runs to Milwaukee in Sunday's 8-2 loss that decided the American League East title. In it aha defended her father's performance. Hit arm had been hurting before Sunday's game and we both decided that if hi won, he won and if he lost, he lost, but he would try his best to win.

I wish that once, when my dad lost, someone would compli' ment him on how well he tried and that he had done the best he could. You may not believe that he tries his best because no one really be- lieves what he always says. It is really sad the way people always want to interview him when he wins, -but when he loses, no one really wants to interview him 33-3668 Fredenclon 4. Moncton 2 First period-1. St.

Louis. Federko I (Kea. St. Louis 7, Atlanta 0. St.

Louis leads Steve Lieblar Ed Fieri RaCatdwet MarkMoCumbsr DA. Weaving Keith Fergus Nova Scotia 8. Bmghamton 4 Muen, 7:52. a 1-0 33-3568 37-32-89 35-34-69 Today Second period No scoring. Today Bait ii nor a at oohsstof, I pja Third pariad-2, SI.

Louis. Patey (Both- Atlanta (Niekro 17-4 at SI. Louis iStuoar hits including a playoff record-tvine 11 34-35-69 SI. Catharines at Sherbrooka, 8:30 p.m. 9-7).

025 p.m. weH, Crumbeen), 3:40. 3, St. Louis. Babych (Pettarson.

PaveseL 9:07 4. Toronto, Martin 37-32-1 Mains at Springfield, 7:30 p.m. Dave Davis Mark Pteil DanPoN RobertHoyt singles came a half-irining after the (Anderson, Komi 17:41. 5, Toronto. Martin, St Louie at Atlanta.

8: 15 p.m. 35-34-69 34-3589 34-35-89 Braves bad their beat shot at Forsch. 18:48. Snead Shots an goal Toronto 11-3-11-25. St m2-Jaohedula With one out in the Atlanta third.

J.C. Tom Purtzer St. Louis at Atlanta, 1:15 pm, LOWS 10-14-12 38. sary Bruce Benedict reached on an error bv Goakee Toronto, Larocqua 8t Louis, JayCudd Oavkj Graham 33-36-89 34-35-89 34-35-69 37-33-70 34-3670 I uut. St.

Louis at Atlanta, 3:15 p.m.. If Tssdght Barttmoro: Siav, Oat Now Haven: FrL, Oct II Nova Scotia: FrLOd 22 St. Catharines: San, Oat 24 Fre-derictarc Sua, Oct 11 Moncton: Wad, third baseman Ken OberkfelL But pitcher Pascual Perez was unable to execute the sacrifice and struck out bun tine foul on Sary WCWUSEMES Gary Trivianno Frank Conner Tom Wetskopf Gary HaHberg John Adams Mark Catcavscchla Nov. 1 Bmghamton; No. 7 Mane: Tussday COLLEGES 33-37-70 35-35-70 33- 37-70 34- 3670 33-37-70 Mersney; am, Nov.

ir Hersney: Frt, Nov. AL at NL, 6:30 p.m. it New Haven; wao. Das. 1 Sher the final strike.

It was a costly failure because Washington followed with Atlanta's first hit of the game. Benedict advanced to third, but was stranded when brooka; Fri, Dec 3 SI. Catharines; Sun, AL at NL 8:20 p.m. MEN! SOCCER Friday. Oct YS Dec.

12 Adirondack; Sun, Deo, 19 ST. Catharines; Thurs, Dec 23 Nova Scotia; Genesee CC 2, Cayuga CC 0 MEN'S CR08S COUNTRY Sua, Dec a New Haven; Fri, Dec II Clyde Rego Jack Rentier Chip Beck Jim Nelford Brad Bryant Butch Baird OougTaweJ Ron Streck CCFL 24, Hobart 31 32- 38-70 35-35-70 37-33-70 33-37-70 34- 3670 34-3670 36-34-70 NLalAL, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct Sunday, Oct 17 Sonno field; sua. Jan. Fredericton: Rafael Ramirez forced Washington at second.

BOYS' SOCCER Aquinas 3. Em 1 Caiedonia-Mumlord 3. letdworth 0 Canaseraga 2. Greenwood 2 Cardinal Mooney 5, Bishop Kearney 1 Kendal 3. Wyoming 0 Kathaqua (.

Ganaaao 0 La Hoy 5. Oansviae3 Lyndonvitta 7. Pavthon 0 Manon3. Sodutt.ot Marshal 2, Jefferson 0 Monroal. Edison 0 North Aoaa-Woaxxt 3.

Wakemeon 2, at Pelmyreaoeoon 2. Hf-Ume 1 Red Creek 4. Wayne 0 Waytand 3. Mt Moms 2 Wheatland-Chili 2, Byron-earoan 1, or GIRLS' SOCCER Batavia 2. Pembroke 1 Cardinal Moonay 3.

Mercy 0 DeSalea S. Red Jackal 0 Greaoa Athena 2. Gates-Ch 0 Hilton 4, Greece Olympia 0 Irondequoit I. Schroader 0 Panhetd 3. Roth 1 Spancarport 0.

Oiurebville-Chi 0 Troupstxirg 2, Ark port I GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY Hilton 1. Sutherland 0 GIRLS' TENNIS East 5, Jefferson 0 Edison S.MarahaKO GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Bishop Kearney 63.35, Monroe 55.0 Franklin 64.35, East 55.45 Today Football Ctty-CatMic League InterdM. sional, East vs. Charlotte at Edgerton Park, 7:30 p.m. Monroe County League.

Athena at Gatea- Chill, 7 p.m. Brockport at Batavia, HHon at Thomas, 6 p.m. Finger Lakes League. Geneva it Newark, Mynderse at Lyons, 7:30 p.m. Lrvingeton County League.

Division 1, Avon p.m. Division 2, Warsaw at Perry, 8 p.m. Genesee Region. Oak field-Alabama at Pembroke. 7:30 p.m.

Niarjara-Orteana League, Medina at Trott Vocational, 7:30 pm. Non-laague. Barker York, Cuba at Bolivar. 6 p.m. Boys soccer Monroe County League.

Sutherland at Eastridga, Mendon at Ironda-quoit, Brighton at Pentietd, Sparry at Fak-port, Brockport at Arcadia, ChurchvUle-CNa at Batavia. Roth at Athena, Sdvoadar at Olympia, 4 p.m. Finger Lakes League. CanerxJatgua at Geneva. MkHakes at Victor.

Whitman at Boonrflald, Naples at Newark, 4 pm Genesee Region. Pavilion at Attica, pjn. leu ban County League, Avoca at Campbell. Hammondsport at MfracMlrnond, Addison at WekavMe. 4 p.m.

Non-league, Naplea at H-A-C. 4: IS p.m. McQuarf at Hilton. 7 m. Gares eoccer Monroe County League, airport at Brighton, Sparry at Sutherland.

Mendon at Thomas, 4:15 p.m. Wayne County League. Red Croak at Lyons. Wayne at Marion. Sodus at Paknvra-Macedon, 4 p.m.

NR-Wofcott at WiNameon, 7 p.m. Finger Lakes League. Whitman at Perm Yen. Geneva at Naples, Victor at Midttaa, Bioomtwd at Mynderse. 4 pm Livingston County League.

Honaoye Falls. Lima at Keshaqua, OanevHle at Perry, Gene-eo at CN-Mumrord, York at vYeytand, Avon at Livonia. La Roy at Warsaw. 4 am MEN'S TENNIS Sua, Jan 1 Bmghamton; wad, Jan. a Fredonia State 6, SI.

John Fisher 3 NL at AL, If Armed with the lead, Forsch, a 15-eame WOMEN! TENNIS RIT 6. of Butlak) 2 Mama; FrL, Jan. 14 Baltimore: Sua, Jaa Hershey, Fri, Jan. 21 Bingriamton; San, Jan. 23 Baltimore; Fri, Feb.

4 -Adkondadc San, Fab. 1 Moncton; Wed, Fak. 1 Sherbrooke; Wad, Feb. 23 Nazareth CoBeoe 6. Monroe Community ALalNL, 8 JO pm, If necessary AL at NL, 8:20 pm, neoaasary twOireged winner during the regular season, took control.

He got a break in the sixth when Washington opened with his second hit of the game but then was out stealing, re Other acorars: GM Morgan Ben Crenshaw Lanny Wadkms Lea Trevtno Peter Oosterhuis William Smith 5. Rocnsstar 2 Adirondack; Sua. Fab. 27 Nova Scotia: WOMEIfS SOCCER (w) 4:20 pm. If played In Pacific lima 35-3671 34- 37-71 35- 3671 35-3671 37-35-72 37-35-72 37-35-72 37-35-72 Sea, Merck Hsrshey; WetL, Mar.

I Bmghamton; Fri, Mar. 11 Mane; Sun, Ithaca 4, St Lawrence 0 Rochester 4. SI. Bonaventura lone ISAA Nid-Arlenttc Poll tired when he slid short of second base and never reached the bag. ssr.

sprmgheid; Fri, Man -Sherbrooka; Sua, Mar. 20 Baltimore; Fri, Mar. 28 Fredericton; Sun, Mar. 27 Lee Elder Lou Graham Ray Floyd Tom Watson Cardinal 7, Brave 0 1. 81 John Fishar (21 In the bottom of the sixth, the Cardi Steve Bedrosian relieved Perez and walked Porter on four pitches, loading the bases.

Then McGee and Ozzie Smith followed with RBI singles and Forsch's sacrifice fly made it 5-0. After Tommy Herr struck out Oberkfell hit a roller to first But Bedrosian failed to cover and the ball went as an infield single, scoring another run. Donnie Moore relieved Bedrosian and hit Lonnie Smith with a pitch before retiring Hernandez on a fly ball to end the inning. The six hits and 11 batters in one in- ning set National League Championship Series records and put the game away for St Louis. Moncton; and Sua.

April 1 St. Cath ATLANTA arines. nals knocked out Perez and gave Forsch abrhM ST. LOUS abrkki Hrr2b 0 2 0 37- 3673 38- 35-73 38- 36-74 37-37-74 39- 3574 Home game starting limes Sundays and 2 Princeton (2) 3. Hartwick 4.

Hccnoster 5. Cortland State 6. Albany State 7. Colgate John Mahaffey Chi Chi Rodriguez George Archer Forrest Fezler IWshyln rt Ranwzas 8-8 17 4-0-1 36 4-1-1 35 4-1-1 21 1-2-3 23 3-1-1 14 7-1 13 1-1-2 12 3-2-1 11 3-1-1 8 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 weekdays, rau pm; HKjays 8 pm. Away Obarkfl 3b 0 1 1 LoSmtth 3 111 some insurance, sending 11 batters to the plate in an explosive display that had the capacity crowd of 53,008 at Busch Sta Murphy cf Sat, Oct Hershey.

Sat, Oct Charles Coody Hubert Green 38-37-75 35-40-75 38-37-75 Chrnbts lb 3 0 0 0 Greenlf 0 00 0 I Homer 3b 3 0 0 0 KHmdtlb 4 110 0. Perm State 9. Hhaca Adirondack: Sat, Oct 21 Binghamlon; Wed, Oct 27 Baltimore; Sat Oct W-Mame; Sat, Mm. St Catharines; Thurs. dium roaring and left the Braves shaken.

Roystartl 3 0 00 Hendrckrf 4 111 10. Pittsburgh 37-3875 Orvias Moody Jerry Heard Don January BobGSdar Hubbrd2b 3 0 0 0 Porterc 4 120 Lonnie Smith started the rally with an 35-41-76 nor, 11 Baltimore; Sat, Net. 20 Her saElflOOLF Upettte taatem Coliglsls Csiwaianta Benedietc 3 0 10 McGeeet 38-41-79 shey; Tuse, May. a Nova Scotia; Wad, 4 2 2 1 3 0 12 infield hit and singles by Keith Hernan 2 0 0 0 OSmith Bedrosmp 0 0 0 0 Nov. Moncton; Bat, Nov.

27 Fredericton; San, Nee. Sherbrooke; Sat, dez and George Hendrick made it 2-0. Forsctip 3 12 1 at Colgate University Seven Oaks CC (Par 72) 0 0 0 0 oac. a wnonemton; sua. Dec 3.

StmOR AMATEUR First three teams qualified for the ECAC aWhstnph 10 0 0 Wap 0 0 0 0 CrUlaTONSHIitt finals st vale next week. Big games don't scare Brewers' Don Sutton Catherines; Sat, Oac 11 Adirondack; Sat, Dec It Springfield; Men, Oac 27 -Sherbrooke; Wed, Oac 2 Mains; Thurs, Totals K7U7 Tucson Team scoring: 1. Rochester 315: 2. Gan non (Pa) and Colgate. 318: 4.

Clark son 331; 000 000 000 Jan. a bpnngtwio; Bat, Jan. i Aovort-dack Sat, Jan. Hershey; Tuee, Jaa. 21 vaunt KmseL San Luis Obispo.

Calif, del. a. Hunan st 339. 6. osweoo St 340: 7.

FROM PAGE 1D 61 Louie 001 COS 011-7 Roger McManus, Harfwue ONo 4-and-3. Keoenctorv wad. Jan. 28 Moncton: SUNY Burlaw 341; 8. Cornet 343; 9.

Niagara 346: 10. Censius 356; 11. Siena. La Moyne a-Whnenton pncn-MI for Moora the Ed uooearafi. Tucson, ml dot.

Biatv Jos I Frt, Jaa -Nova Scotia, Tuee, Feb. 1 8th. ration, aaorganton. N.u -and-3. and Hartwick 362; w.

eirnira 363; is. Ithaca 369; 16. Urea 377. Baltimore; Wad, Feb. 2 New Haven; Fn.

Fob. 11 Sherbrooke; Set, Feb. 12 Kertn Barton, San Lake City. Utah del. E-Oberkfel.

LOB-Allanta 3. St Louis 11. 2B-Portsr. 38-McGoa. SF-OSmlrh.

norm lOmpton, sen nntomo, lexas 1-uo. catcher Bob Boone, "but Pd rather have talent" Sutton on Boone: 1 know Reggie's arrival here was more bally-booed, but the thing that solidified. wllOTlaKIC TwsTrlaTaTI JOfWI sprmgmid: sua. Fan. New Haven: i-orscn, Lobmrtn.

Jack van ess. Grand Rands. Mich. del. Thurs.

Feb. 17 Freotoricton: Sat Fab. 11 DIBS SO Harold Gould. Alexandria. Va.

240. Bkmiom, Rochester. 71. Today Richard Qiddings, Pebble Beach, Cain. oaf.

Moncton; Sun, Fab. 20 Nova Scotia; Man, Feb. 21 Mane; Sat, Fab. IS Si Catharines; Wad. Merck 2 New Haven: swinging the bat well in October each year.

I hit a home run on Oct 1 this year, and I said to myself, 'Maybe this Mr. October stuff really means and I'm starting to believe it myself now? Jackson again, on his post-season success: "I feel blessed. If I never get another hit well, I'll be ticked off, but I'll also be appreciative of what I've already accomplished." Oreg Boeck is the Democrat and Chronicle sports columnist. Attanta Bdrsn bra iromoiey, panes, lexas 3-ano-l. Woraattv ansd acefcav Brockoort at John Owens.

Unnglon. Ky. def. BobWH- I Oneonta. 4 pm.

2-3 IM 1 Sat, March 1 Hershey; Tuee, March 18 added the icing to the Angels and made a pitehing staff better than it is, is Boone behind the plate" Jax on his Mr. October tag: "I first heard it in 77 and "78. tits, Kansas rjny. mo 2-ud. Gc4t Niagara University.

University of Moora Walk St Louie Pittsford-Bradford si St John dm nynoman, Hunrmodon Veen. pa. oat. 1pm dick Hiiey. pnoenix.

Arc 3-and-i. Nazareth at ECAC Regional. ForschW.1-0 3 0 0 0 6 Alton Ounon. Los Anoeles. CaW.

def. Wll- FOOTBALL St. Catharines: sat, March 11 Bmghamton; Wed, March 30 Baltimore; and 8at, April 2 Bmghamton. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Dmaion Perez pitched to 3 barters the eth. and things worked out well I struggled in NCFA Top 10 nam scartxougn, JactuMnvMe, na.

2-and-1. 1. si John Fianar ou and 01 in September, out I started 5-0 3-0 2. Worcester St. 3-0 BOXING HBP-LoSmith by Moors.

WP Bedro-sian. AL compoaita box ATTSM MLWAUKEi 3. Stony Brook 4. Bentley 5. Assumption Fratto loses unanimous decision to Mannion 31 31 St.

Louis Minnesota LsWt latehCs ffoM 6. Manhattan 2- 1 3- 1 FROM PAGE 10 7. Catholic Chicago Toronto Detroit Atlantic City, NJ. Sean Mannioo. Ireland, scored unanimous decision over Rocky Fratto.

Geneva. 10 rounds, junior middle- 8. NV Maritime 9. Slonehill. Mass.

"He's got to prove he can beat Mannion 2-2 2-2 2-2 I Pts OF OA 2 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 1 13 3 0 11 15 6 0 10 0 12 1 I Pts OF OA 10 1 3 5 4 1 0 0 2 7 6 0 0 1 13 3 0 1 0 0 4 5 0 2 0 0 9 12 10. W. Liberty weignis. Geneaea Region. Akwander at Lyndon-vine.

Honey at Wyoming. Wheattand-Cnill at Elba. Byrort-Bergen at Pembroke. Pavilion at Attica. Notre Dame at OakhaM Alabama.

4 pm Steuben County League, Bradford at Co-hod on, Canisteo at Haverting, Arrred-AI-' mond at Hammondsoort. WeilsvWe at Addts-; on, 4 p.m. Grrta tenme Monroe County League singles and doubles tournament, round 1, Greeoa Schools, 3 p.m. Finger Lakes League, Class sectional qualifier at Midlakes, 4 p.m. Non-league, H-A-C at Palmyra-Macadon, 4 m.

Steuben County League, Hammondsport at Cohocton, 4 p.m. TRANSACTIONS BASEBAU NL CHICAGO CUBS Named Terry Berthel-i mas as vice president In charge of business operations and announced that assistant general manager John Cox also wHt take over as traveling secretary. SAN DIEGO PADRES Named Fred Whi- tacre as Director of Special Protects. first Then he's got a long way to go before television will look at him again. WEEKEND SCHEDULE Vancouver At this point maybe he should worry Tomorrow Area games Molitor Yount Cooper Simmons Thomas Ogttvis Money Moore Ganlner Howell Edmonton Los Angeles Winnipeg LATEST LIME New Vork Daily News Alfred at St.

Lawrence. Cortland at Brock Calgary about his world rating more than worry about TV. He's liable to fall right off their top 10 with this port, Canisms at Buffalo. Springfield at Ithaca. Cornell at Harvard, 1:30 p.m.

Rochester WALES CONFERENCE (Home learn CAPS) Feirorttss Pts FOOTBALL Totals rratto ottered no excuses after the scor COLLEGE ing was announced referee Zack Clay COLGATE CALIFORNIA IA ab 2b 3b hrrblavg 08 2 3 0 0 1 2 .375 08 0 2 0 0 0 0 .250 08 0 1 1 0 0 1 .120 08 1 2 0 0 0 0 .250 07 1 1 0 0 1 2 .143 08 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 03 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 06 1 3 0 0 0 0 .500 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 03000000. 000 111 1 0 I i ab 2b lb hrrblavg 07 2 1 0 0 0 0 .143 00000000. 000 07 4 2 1 0 0 0 .286 05 1 3 1 0 0 1 .600 06 1 2 0 1 0 .333 07 1 1 0 0 1 2 .143 00000000. 000 08 2 5 0 0 1 1 .625 08000000. 000 06 0 1 0 0 0 1 .167 05 1 1 0 0 0 2 200 50 12 10 2 1 212 .271 ton had it 8-1-1, judge Harold Lederman 6-3-1 and judge Frank Burnett 6-4.

Holy Cross 1 W. FOREST Michigan St. Pennsylvania COLUMBIA Virginia Tech at noosn, i pjn. Eaat Perm at Brown Hory Cross at Colgate Princeton at Columbia Lehigh at Connecticut Cornell at Harvard Delaware State at Howard U. Lalayette at Maine Delaware at Massachusetts BuckneH at New Hampshire Rhode Island at Northeastern N.

Caro. MICHIGAN BROWN Princeton DUKE GEORGIA HARVARD OHIO STATE One look at Fratto's face, with blood running from his nose and from a cut Mississippi Cornell Wisconsin Pts OF OA Montreal 2 0 0 4 7 2 Ouebec 11 0 2 11 13 Boston 0 1 0 0 1 BuHalo 0 1 0 0 4 6 Hartford 0 10 0 12 Patrick Division I Pts OF OA Philadelphia 1 0 0 2 8 Washington 1 0 0 2 4 NY Islanders 1 1 0 2 6 4 New Jersey 0 0 1 13 3 Pittsburgh 0 0 1 13 3 NV Rangers 0 1 0 0 4 6 sreonseBSy Downing Beniquez DeCinces Grich Baylor Jackson Clark Lynn Carew Foat Boons Totals under his left eye, left little doubt about who was the loser. Boston Col. Army vs Rutgers at East Rutherford, N.J. Purdue 'Sean won, there's no doubt about boston college at West Virginia W.

VIRGINIA ILLINOIS Minnesota xRUTGERS AUBURN Dosion university at raw uwariMLL NBA i DETROIT PISTONS Traded center 1 Steve Hawss to Cleveland lor future cormd-; orations. PHILADELPHIA 76ers Waived guard I Donald Sears of Jackson Stale. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Dropped rookie center Rod Camp of Southern aknols University. HOCKEY NHL. NWSTERN Army Kentucky that," said Fratto, his head hung between his legs as he sat on a stool in his dress Peon Slate va.

Alabama at Birmingham INUIANA KANSAS ST. i ex as souinem at Alcorn state Kentucky at Auburn Morehead State at Austin Peav. nlnht WTCraJWSUMMAirf BNLWAUKEE Iowa Missouri xxMISS. ST. NOTRE DAME yTexas Southern Miss ing room.

"1 didn have much in there, and I know I may have really messed up my future. 7 20 8 '4 3 8V 6 1314 9 7 3' 12V 30 7' 13 2V. 2 6 7 2Vj 3 16 IVa 32 17 13 16 6vt 14 7V, 9vt 9 a 14 4 6 Albany (Ga) State at Bethuna-Cookman rarbbeoars! Here it was probably the bkeest fieht 1500 OKU ST. ARKANSAS Ouabec6.Bulfslo4 St. Louis 2, Detroit 1 Washington 5, NV Rangers 4 Montreal 2 Hartford 1 Toronto 3, Clwaoo 3 Minnesota Winnipeg 4 Vancouver 3.

Los Angus 3 Miami Fas. OKLAHOMA Kansas Texas Tech Navy COLORADO VMI at Ire Citadel, night Guilford at Davidson Virginia Tech at Duke Richmond at East Carolina, night AIR FORCE 600 000 0.00 CrM(O-l) 1 30-0 7 Slaton 1 30-0 3 Ladd 1 104 0 Bernard 1 10-0 0 Vckch(0-1) 1 (M) 6 Totals 2 VM1 Nebraska of my career, the first time I'm on TV, live, and it was like two gunfighters at the OK Corral Only he was firing bullets. Middle Tennessee State at Eastern Ken Oregon St. California 4 4 4 WASH. ST.

WASH. UCLA HOUSTON 1 NEW JERSEY DEVILS Recalled canter Glenn lUerkoslrytrom WIchKaof meCanrral Hockey League. ST. LOUIS BLUES Claimed wing Vaclav Nedomansky on warvare trom the New York Rangers. FOOTBALL USfl.

PHILADELPHIA Signed Quarterbacks Steve Sandon of Northern Iowa and Frank Rocco of Perm State, tackle Gary Kurriman of Delaware, center Jos Happe of Georgia, wide receiver Jack Steptoe, and detanswe end Don Fieier of Kentucky. the doctor let the fight continue. 1 couldn't believe Fratto didn't go down when I had him hurt, especially in the seventh round," said the left-handed Mannion. "My arms really got tired. I couldn't throw many more punches.

"But if I had been able to train properly, I think I could have put him away." Much had been written about Fratto taking the bout on such short notice (last week) and about Fratto fighting for the second time in only 19 days. Fratto scored a 10-round decision over Roberto Colon on Sept 18 at the Rochester War Memorial. Yet Mannion, who was not cut last night fought only 17 days ago when he lost a split decision in Scranton to Steve Michelarya, a fighter Fratto deci-sioned twice. Mannion, who had lost his last two fights, accepted the fight on the same short notice as Fratto. "At times out there I looked like I was fatigued," Fratto said.

"I just couldn't find my rhythm. I couldn't put together any consistent attack I was really stale, and he took advantage of it" Fratto, who doesn't possess a big knockout punch, chose a different style perhaps an omen of things to come from the opening bell He tried to fight in close, with his head buried against Man-nion's chest As a result both fighters disdained the jab. "I'm usually more of a boxer than a slugger, but I figured that by getting in close I wouldn't have to figure out his left-handed style," said Fratto. "But it backfired. "He's a quick fighter, and as it ended up, all I did was put my face closer to his fist" "I sure gave him a whipping, didn't said Mannion after the fight "That feels good.

Maybe he'll want to fight me again. This time I want it to be for his title." Fratto is the North American Boxing Federation super welterweight champ. "Yes, yes, yea, yes I'd like to fight Mannion again," said Fratto. "I've got to redeem myself. I've got to find out if I want to keep on fighting for a living." tucky Southern Illinois at Florida Stale, night Western Carolina at Furman Mississippi at Georgia 4 6 11 4 50 ml Montreal 5.

Boston 1 Fliiladelphia 9. Ouebec St. Louis 3. Toronto 2 and my chamber was empty. I just ended up throwing the gun at Tennessee State at Grembting State.

NV Wsnderj 5, Calgary 4 Today 1 here were no knockdowns in the fight. Clem son SMU Florida TULANE TCU held before a crowd of 750 in the 800-aeat New Vork Rangers at New Jersey. 7:35 Arizona Texas VIRGINIA BAYLOR VANDERBILT Georgia Tech Rica Tennessee Perm State Stanford CAUFOaMU er bbsoers John (1-011 SO-0 7 3 3 1 3.00 Ksn(l-O) 1 004 6 2 2 0 6 2.00 Totals 1 W0412 I I It) IS SCORE ST BBSHOJJ mgm Florida ASM at Jackson State, night Tennessee at LSU. night Temple at Louisville, night Appalachian State at Marshal, night Indiana Slate at Maryland l.m. Detroit at Minnesota 9:05 o.m.

New Vork Islanders at Edmonton, 9:35 LSU VVALABAMA ARIZONA ST. capacity Copa Room. But a series of straight left hands by Mannion, in both the fourth and seventh rounds, had Fratto wobbling, and bloodied. Mannion bloo pm buutue METRO CONFERENCE Named assistant commissioner Jerry Lovelace as acting commissioner. Northwestern Louisiana at McNeese State 021 020 (00 000 I Tomorrow Mttaaukee Cakfsrnia 125 JW 000 OOO-u Winnipeg at Detroit 7:35 p.m.

night Southern Mississippi vs. Mississippi Slats BASEBALL NL ST LOUIS AL MILWAUKEE si jacKson died Fratto's nose in the fourth and cut him under the eye in the seventh. 6H-7V4 6V71 Atlanta Calrlomia Alabama State at Mississippi Valley State -Caldwell, Moktor. DP-Mhraukee 3. LOB Milwaukee 9, CaMomis 10.

3-Boona, Fob. SF-Baytor, Boons. HBP Moors by John, Grich by Vuckovich. Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Buffalo at Ouebec 7:35 p.m.

Chicago at Montreal. 8:05 pm. Edmonton at Vancouver. 6:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington.

6:05 p.m. New Jersey Toronto. 6:05 im iennessee-Manm at Murray state, night Hampton Institute at North Carolina AST Clayton, an active referee whose light-; x-at Meadowtands xx -at Jackson, Miss. Louisiana Tech at Northeast Louisiana. blue shirt was splattered with blood by night New Vork Rangers at Pittsburgh.

6:05 y-at Dallas yy-at Birrriingriam. Ala. Johnson C. Smith st South Carolina Stats FOOTBALL the time the bout was over, gave Fratto a long look as he labored on the ropes in troy state at southeastern Louisiana Nicholls State at Southern LL niaht Mmnesota at St. Louis.

9:05 m. Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAOUE the seventh round, and nearly stopped Arkansas Stale at Southwestern Louisi ana, night TENNIS East the fight It would have been Fratto first loss by knockout east Tennessee State st Termer sea Chat- isnooga. night Flyers 9, Nordiquea 5 I told Rocky he had to start fuzhtine COUNT OF GODO TOURNAMENT Yesterday At Barcelona, Spaas Third round 2 2 2 I back, or I was going to stop it there in the seventh," said Clayton. "I had just ueorgia Tech at Tutane, night Florida at Vanderbilt, night Ctemson at Virginia, night North Carolina al Wake Forest Voungslown Stste st Western Kentucky Dartmouth al William 6 Marv Ivan Lend), Czechoslovakia, def.

Pablo Ar Fast period 1. Fltrladelohia. Barber 1 rays. Peru, 7-5, 6-4. Hans GHdemeister.

(Clarke. Allison). 0:33. 2. Ouebec, P.

Stastny started to raise my arm, to move in and end it, and Rocky threw two good right Chile, def. Joss Lopez Maeao. Spain. 6-4. -1.

oiasiny, ncnenei, uuebec, P. Midwest '5. Guillermo Vilas. Argentina, def. Juan sianny a m.

stastny. MaroisL 17:23. SPOBTSCASTS Auto Racing: 3:30 p.m. NASCAR Holly Farms 400, taped Oct 3, tSPWl Baseball: 3 p.m. Brewers vs.

Angels, (BCD CD, WPXN-AM. 1280 8:25 p.m. Braves at Cardinals, WPXN-AM. 1280 Boxing: Noon Rocky Fratto vs. Sean Mannion and Kenny Bogner vs.

Terence All, taped EspnI 9 p.m. Bouts taped at Los Angeles, fuSAl Hockey: 8 p.m. Baltimore Skipjacks at Rochester Americans, WRTK-AM, 1460. 9:30 p.m. Islanders vs.

Oilers, Baultsta Avandano, Spain. 7-6, 6-2. Jose Philadelphia, Michaytuk 1 (Dvorak. Marsh), 18:22. Second Period 5.

PhHadetoNa. Howe 1 una uerc Argentina, def. Damir Keretic, west tiermany. 7-5. 6-4.

Mats Wllander. hands, bo 1 let them continue. However Clayton did call for the ring doctor after the seventh, when the bout nearly ended with Fratto on his stooL But Sweden, def. Corrado Barazzutti. Italy.

6-3. (Barber, Cochrane), 4:00. 6. Philadelphia. 6-4.

Marcos Hocevar, Braza. def. Victor Evans 1 (Sittler, Attaon), 4:55. 7. Ouebec Marois 1 (Goulet.

Ooutleri. 1 1:30. 8. Ouebec Peed. Paraguay.

6-1. 7-5. Thierry Tulasne. France, del. Alberto Tour, spam.

7-5. 6-7, Ohio U. at Ban State Western Michigan at Central Michigan Long Beach State at Cincinnati Akron al Eastern Illinois Purdue at Illinois Wichita State at IHmois Stste lows at Indiana Kent State at Iowa State Missouri at Kansas State Bowling Green at Miami, 0. Michigan State at Michigan Idaho al Northern Iowa Minnesota at Northwestern Miami. Fla.

al Notre Dame Wisconsin at Ohio Slate n. otastny (p. stastny. stastny), 12:55. 9.

Philadelphia, Micnaytuk 2 (McCfimmon, 6-4. Carlos Klrmayr. Brazk. def. Pavel Slozkt Czechoslovakia, 7-5, 6-2.

tvansi, Miami to ffece Lions in junior Super Bowl? Third period-10. Ouebec. Hunter 1 (Marois, UPointe), 4:49. 11, Philadelphia, FROM PAGE 1D rropp (Mocknart, Holmgren), 9:08. 12, BOWLING Philadelphia, Barber 2 (Clarke.

Allison). 9:31 WIT Pet PF PA Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 37 31 Miami 2 0 0 1.000 69 46 New England 1 1 0 .500 31 44 NY Jets 1 1 0 .500 59 52 Baltimore 0 2 0 .000 33 48 Central WIT Pet PF PA Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 62 46 Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 47 32 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 42 31 Houston 1 1 0 J500 29 46 Wast WIT Pol PF PA LA Raiders 2 0 0 1.000 61 31 San Diego 1 1 0 .500 35 22 Denver 1 1 0 .500 27 44 Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 28 26 Seattle 0 2 0 .000 28 44 MaiMnsasil East Pet PF PA Washington 2 0 0 1.000 56 47 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 52 43 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 58 SB St. Louie 1 1 0 .500 28 31 NY Giants 0 2 0 .000 33 43 Central Pet PF PA Detroit 2 0 0 1.000 36 24 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 42 42 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 39 33 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .500 23 30 Chicago 0 2 0 .000 10 27 West WIT Pet PF PA Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 30 52 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 17 21 LA Rams 0 2 0 .000 37 54 SanFrandsoo' 0 2 0 .000 36 47 AJ games ceded aN because of atrike CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 13. Philadelphia. Allison 1 (Clarke.

WilsonL 9:43. 14. Philadelphia. Carson 1 (Kerr), AIRPORT LANES: Dave Sackatt 712. Gor- Central Missouri Stste at Southwest Mia.

die Goodman 662, Joe Ruffino 661. Sandy soun state Shots en goal -Ouebec 14-10-7: Philadelphia 9--16-36. uranaia dm, iMiox scrwato Ernie Heri Eastern Michigan at Toledo, night Drake at Western Illinois tor 626. Jack Tlndale 625. Bob Metro 625.

Goelies-Queoec Garrett PhHadeiohia. Southwest Jerry oerew 625. si. uw. NORTH PARK; Mck Petrifto 737.

Bob Dav Dai. rrana barrapezza eor, jvn Moornouse 636. Paul Mueller 633, Lou Barbato 631, Texas Tech at Arkansas Southern Methodist al Baylor, night Prairie View at Bishop, night Texas st Houston, night Kansas st Oklahoma Stats Oklahoma vs. Texas at Dallas Camadiene 5, Bruins 1 reier Montagliano 625. BRIGHTON BOWL Shirlev Bormewell 605.

Bev Adams 56S. Nancy Baldwin 554. Anna- North Texas State at Taxaairlinatoa o-i iihmi Fast period 1. Boston. K.

Crowder May Schoolmaster 552, Doris Ehnhuus 549, Vers Richards 542, Sue Chineai 542. Mary Cicotta 537. Gail DiRenzo 537. Jackey Baker 525. Jane Reisig 525.

Rice at Texas Christian, ikoht (Casper, LeveiHe). 1:06. 2. Montreal Houle 1 Far Weal ibingras, iremoiayl, 4:36. oltbwic BOWL John Howell 625: An Navy at Air Force nette Rouse 578.

Carol OeRidor 556, Donna Second period-3, Montreal. Walter 2 (Pl-cardi 6:34. 4. Montreal. Wickenheissr 1 (La-eur.

Robinson) 17:57. 5, Montreal. Tremblay schultz 558, Mary McSnde 543. Liz Daugh- any aor. Stanford at Arizona State, night Montana at Boise State, night Nebraska st Colorado Pacific at Fresno State, night San Jose State al Fuaarton State Utah at Hawaii, raaht PLEASURE LANES; Carol Bremner 572.

Third period 6, Montreal: Gainey 1 Wendy Fraser 570. Lions quarterback Gary Danielson finished the season as the fourth-best passer in the league, completing 17 of his 25 passes for 185 yards and a touchdown and no interceptions.Miami's David Woodley, who never lost his job to Don Strock, hit 30 of 47 for 278 yards, a TD and an interception. Detroit's Billy Sims, who sat out most of the preseason (which lasted twice as long as the season, incidentally), still managed to finish fourth among NFC rushers with 152 yards. Andra Franklin was Miami's leader with 149. Sims also was the Lions' leading receiver with eight catches for 128 yards while Tony Nathan caught seven for 54 yards for the Dol- phins.

Bradshaw was the league's top QE He completed 46 of 70 passes for 544 yards, six touchdowns (tying Dallas' Danny White there) and, like Danielson, no interceptions (bettering the single-season -record of one by Buffalo's Joe Ferguson in 1976). Campbell won his fourth rushing title in five years, amassing 224 yards, considerably below bis average of 1,614. Three other backs managed to join the elite 200-yard club Freeman McNeil of the Jets with 222, Eddie Lee Ivery of Green Bay (203) and John Riggins of the Redskins (202). CLOVER LANES: Jean Lacv 602. Joan Allen, wowing southern ClaWornians as a pro the way he did in college to become Rookie of the Year they all fell victim to the NFL's tie-brealdng system.

In the American Conference, the Bills and Dolphins tied, for first place in the East Miami winning the title based on its 1-0 record within the division (the season-opening victory over the New York Jets) while Buffalo was 0-0 against the rest of the East The Steelers won the Central Division and the Raiders were the best of the West but the AFC crown went to the Dolphins because of their 2-0 record in the conference compered to Pittsburgh's 1- 0 and LA's 0-0. In the National Conference, the Lions and Packers finished tied for the Central title, Detroit getting it because it was 1-0 in the division (by beating Chicago) to Green Bay's 0-0. On the road to the conference championship, the Lions and Redskins each were 2- 0 against NFC opposition and did not play common opponents, bringing up the "best net points in conference games" tiebreaker. That went to the Lions at plus 12 (outscoring the opposition 36-24) to the Washington's plus 11 (58-47). Trass 565.

Katie Babcock 555. Gmny Walker Texse-a Paso at Nevada-Las EVENTS Today Harness Racing: 7:30 p.m. Batavia Downs. Thoroughbrad Racing: 1:30 p.m. Finger Lakes.

Hockey: p.m. Baltimore at Rochester Tomorrow Harness Racing: 7:30 p.m. Batavia Downs. Thoroughbred Recina: Vegas. (Houle).

6:48. Shots sa goal-Montreal 1-14-8-30. Boston 6-12-1434. Goalies Montreal, Sevigny. Boston, Peelers, Attendance 14,685.

night ooo. noney empey wmms Uoyd 542, Sara Barone 538, Carol Benedict 535. Toronto Hamilton Ottawa Montreal Baechler 531. Gerl McCarthy 530. Lou Him Northern Argons at Nevada rteno Brigham Young at New Mexico, night Tulsa at New Mexico Stale, mailt u.

joan sucner 26. 8PENCERPORT: Karl Marth 696. John PF PA Pis 4 1 306 307 15 5 0 252 265 12 0 264 355 6 0 136 324 4 oa 3 0 336 244 18 4 0 347 262 14 6 1 270 307 13 5 0 366 233 12 7 0 320 305 Nicoletti 685. Jerry Hauck 661. Howard Twig- Winnipeg 7 BrtClmb oca.

uan tanrn eu, boo Hurley 641, Newell Akport 647. Frank Fomcoia 16 643. KOTCa POUTS Arizona at UCLA Idaho State at Utah State California at Washington Oregon Stale at Washington State Montana State at Weber State, night San Diego State at Wyoming Calgary 11th ANNUAL 6CHAEFER 200 John Psgs 641. Bob Gawtte 632. Jim Connolly 626.

Sal Forrmcota 625. Mark Coaetti 625. Augie Peaegrr. Jr. 625.

Frank Formico-IS 625. Ssktchwn in Syracuse Tamelriaei Pole nwtion Jim Norton. Hammonton. No samoa sdisdulad SOFTBALL PERRY'S: Jo Am Withn 557. Bev Saber- Today -NooamesarJiedulad nick 540, Betty Price 527; WnnieColocslo 670.

Bob Matouahak 654, Frank Fmlak 649, John Maw 647. J. 33070: 2. Men Trectner. Sanborn, J3 183; 3.

Gary Mg, Sanborn, 33.313; 4. Richie Eurlch. Johnson. N.V :33512: I RI0GEWO0OPAHK ttrok's league I Tesnorrew Montreal at Calgary. 4 m.

(ESPN) Johnny's Restaurant 7. Archie's 3 CULVER LANES: BUI Sctwkneeht 665 1:30 p.m. Finger Quiz answer The 1965-66 Amerks won 13 games and tied one for a 14-game unbeaten string. Charles Markaiani 659. Ed Baum 647.

Rich Igmio 646. John Manod 640. Scon Gor) B.C. at Edmonton, 4 p.m. (NBC) Chicken Fiin 6.

Robinson Cyte 4 Ridge House 6. Locker Room 0 Empire Fence 16. Cookie Dei 7 Tighe Scott. Perm Argvl, Pa. 33.630; 6.

Dave Laps. Cauiohane. 33.794. Top an driven wa start in Sunday's race. Remamdar of 55-car said to be brned today.

Saskatchewan at Hamilton. 1:30 637, Bob Reagan 633, Oick Bmgo 630. Greg Zienaaki 628; Karen Brie 612. Nancy Ores 577. Locker Room 7.

Johnny's 6 -Chicken 'N Fixin 11, Ridge House 9 Toronto at Wmmpeg. 4 m..