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Sports Scoreboard Calendar Of Events Today lIMh lib: By United Press International and The Kuiic Staff 3 Mller Lanes fill V- Stealers 20, Bengals 14 Cincinnati 0 7 0 7- 14 Pittsburgh 0 13 0 7- 20 Pltf-Bleler 1 run (Gerela kick) Pitl-Bleler 2 run (kick failed) Cine Bulnoch 4 run (Bahr kick) Pitt Thornton 1 run (Gerela kick) Cine Williams blocked punt recovery in end lone (Bahr kick) Cincinnati-Pittsburgh Rushlng-Cinclnnati, Clark 13-36, Elliott 13-44, P. Johnson 2-1, K. Anderson 1-9, Reaves 2-mlnus 13, Bulnoch 1-4, Davis 2-9, Cobb 1-0 Pittsburgh, Bleler 12-29, Brad-shew 3-minus 3, Harris 16-73, Thornton 10-35, L. Smith 54. Harrison 3-16, Stallworth 1-1 Passing- Cincinnati, Anderson 7-11-1-15, Reaves 8-25-3-142.

Pittsburgh, Brad-Shaw, 6-9-0-117. Receiving Cincinnati, Trumpy 1-23, Elliott 3-12, Brooks 3-57, Clark 1-6, Curtis 5-18, Davis 1-28; Walker 1-13. Pittsburgh, Stallworth 3-43, Cunningham 2-49, Bleier 1-25. Pro Hockey Standings Campbell Conference Patrick Division Columbus Bowling Bulldog Lanes Crazy Eight League High Series Jones 518, P. Johnson 473, K.

Rosenberger 442, G. Cwiklinski 460, M. Frakes 460. Team Scores Series: Bulldog Lanes 2,530. Game: Fleetwood Brother 923.

Team Standings Bulldog Lanes, Sap's Donut Lovers, Fleetwood Brothers. American Legion League High Series Gary Folkman 624, Henry Heller 6)9, Dale Bowden 564, Carvin Bode 540, Mark Baldwin 550. Team Scores Series and game: Team 7 2,960 and 1,057. Team Standings Team 7, Team 10, Team 4. Amy's Eagles League High Series Gerald Stutsman 631, Ed Trent 618, Ken Mitchell 606, Ed Meyer 599, Jim Poore 592, Ralph Boesche 582.

Team Scores Series and game: Eddy Oil 3,009 and 1,041. Team Standings Lucas Brothers-Art's Cleaners 48-24, Bums 46-26. and Shell 42-30. Men's Senior League High Series Sackman 4B9, Harris 486, Siekman 485, Moss 482, Burton 471, McKin-ney 467. -reanvWwtinos Team 5 44 20, Team 4 Crazy Eight League High Series D.

Graham 491, E. Bridgewater 490, J. Peck 475, P. Johnson 473, Hancher 470, N. Merideth 464.

Team Scores Series: Bulldog Lanes 2,863. Game: Long John Silvers B90 Team Standings Bulldog Lanes, Fleetwood Brothers, Sap's Donut Lovers. Football Jennings County reserves at Columbus North, 6pm Seymour 8th and 9th vs Southside at Columbus East 6 p.m.; Volleyball girls at Southwestern Shelby, 6:30 p.m. Jennings County girb at Scottsburg, 6:30 p.m. South Decatur girls at Milan, 60 p.m.

Brown County girls at Columbus East, 6:30 p.m. Whiteland girls at Columbus North, 6:30 p.m. Hauser girls at Seymour, 6:30 p.m. Central and Southside girls in Northside Tournament, 4 p.m. Swimming Columbus East airls at Floyd Central, -6: JH.mp-il boutnport girls at Columbus North, 6:30 p.m.

Hockey Tryouts Columbus high school team at Lincoln Center, 9 p.m. Wednesday Volleyball Northside girls tournament finals, 4 p.m. Hockey Tryouts Columbus high school team at Lincoln Center, 9: 15 p.m. Bose Wants LA Pis. GF GA "aoelphia 3 0 0 6 20 3 NY Rangers 2 10 4 10 10 Atlanta 10 13 5 3 NY Islanders 1 2 0 2 7 1 Smythe Division Pts.

GF GA Vancouver 111 3 12 13 Chicago 111 3 6 8 Colorado 0 0 2 2 7 7 Minnesota 0 2 0 0 6 12 St. Louis 0 3 0 0 3 14 Wales Conference Norris Division Pts. GF GA Montreal 3 0 0 6 14 3 tos Angeles 2 0 0 4 6 2 Washington 1 1 0 2 4 5 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 2 7 12 Detroit 0)11 57 Adams Division rPfl. GF GA Buffalo 2 1 0 4 8 6 Cleveland 1 1 0 2 4 4 Toronto 0 111 5 8 Boston 0 2 11 3 7 Monday's Results (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at NY Islanders Detroit at Vancouver Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at NY Rangers Minnesota at Atlanta Montreal at Washington Los Angeles at Cleveland Buffalo at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Colorado at Tnronto TV Sports Today 6:00 p.m.

QD QD football Hifhlijhts Indiana university vs. Michigan State 6:59 p.m. (B NOTE: World Series 7:00 p.m. Basketball Chicago Bulls vs. Cleveland Cavaliers at the Coliseum in Ricbview.

Ohio. 11:00 p.m. QD Bi Red Football Hifhliihts Wednesday 6:59 p.m. (B S) NOTE: World Series It a seventh game is necessary, live coverage from Yankee Stadium will be provided. Sports Transactions Monrfc say Battball Chicago Cubs Signed Cookie Rojas, Joey Amalfitano and Mike Roarke to the coaching staff.

Pro Basketball Los Angeles Cut veteran forward Cazzie Russell, traded rookie guard Tony Robertson to Atlanta tor a future draft choice and placed rookie Ken Carr on the injured reserve list. Seattle Signed former Golden State guard Gus Williams, placed forward Dean Tolson on the injured list and cut rookie forwards Rickey Brown and Billy Reynolds and rookie backcourtman Dennis Shatter. Milwaukee Cut rookie guard Chuck Goodyear. Portland Put guard Herm Gilliam on waivers. Philadelphia Put rookie forward Wilson Wesh'ngton on the injured reserve list.

Denver Placed veteran forward Byron Beck on waivers. Phoenix Placed guards Freeman Blade and Butch Feher on waivers and put forward Ira Terrell on the injured reserve list. Buffalo Acquired guard Gary Brokaw from Cleveland for future considerations. New Orleans Placed veteran center Otto Moore on waivers. Cleveland Waived guards Steve Grotie and Don Smith.

Hackty Boston Sent defensemen Al Sims and Doug Halward to Rochester of the American Hockey League. Soccer San Jose Johnny Moore resigned as assistant general mifQer-asitant to the president. Pre Football. Miami Accepted No. 3 draft choice in 1971 and 1979 as compensation from the New York Giants for Larry Csonka.

Tampa Bay Cut running back Jack Wender and re-signed running back George Ragsdale. Pro Baseball World Series I Best of Seven-All TimM RDT) (New York leads Series, M) Oct. ll-New York (A.L.) 4, Los Angeles (N.L.) 3, 12 Innings Oct. 12-Los Angeles (N.L.) 6, New York IA.L.) I Oct. 14-New York (A.L.) 5, Us Angeles (N.L.) 3 Oct.

)5-New York (A.L.) 4, Los Angeles (N.L.) 2 Oct. 16-Los Angeles (N.L.) 10, New York (A.L.) 4 Oct. It-Los Angeles (N.L.) at New York IAD, 1:15 p.m. x-Oct. 19-Los Angeles (N.L.) at New York (A 8:15 p.m.

x-tf necessary Pro Football American Conference World Series. Martin originally named Ed Fig-ueroa to start, but changed his mind and Fig-euroa packed his bags and left the team only to return later. (UPI Telephoto) INNOCENT BYSTANDER -Pitcher Mike Torrez relaxes in the New York Yankee dressing room after he was named by Manager Billy Martin to start tonight's sixth game of the Csonka Dispute Settled Lakers Cut Cazzie Russell Compiled By LYNN HAILEY State, replaced first team From UPI Gilford Nielsen, Bv MANNIX PORTERFIELD CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) Pete Rose thinks it would be nice if 'Los, Angeles chased the Cincinnati Reds for a change. Last summer, the Big Red Machine sputtered on the first lap.

had to change its mound corps by midseason, and by then, the Dodgers were well enough ahead to dethrone the two-time World Champions! "It seems like every year the Dodgers onA end up chasing them," Rose II I AC Sd.u mumuv. uey lUU i games ahead w) 27 to play and still be worried about us, be cause we catch them so many times. "The big word is to try to be consistent, day in and day out. Who gives a damn if you're consistent a week, then play bad for two weeks? That was our problem this year." Dapper in an autumn-colored shirt and mod slacks, baseball's eiUI luis League High Series Nate Gates 515, Karen Robinette 505, Marilyn Brown 501, Vekse Johnson 492, Gladys Mitchell 490. Linda Petro 497.

Team Scores Series and game: Shafer Brothers 2,471 and 931. Thursday Matinee League High Series Jan Owen 505, Darlyne Bowen 4(6, Linda Hoy 473, Gayle Barnlng 470, Haiel March 441, Juanlta Raid 465. Team Scores Series and game: Teem 9 1,976 and 707. Team Standings Team 5 36-20, Sovorn Construction 36-20, TGIAF 32-24, The Inconsistent 32-24, Twinkle Toes 32-24. Bob-O-LInk League High Series Helen Stoner 590, Berbera Eddy 573, Irene Sorrells 540, Mary Ann Armstrong 546, Ann Brlddle 525, Jenny Fish 513.

Team Scores Series and game: Edln-burg Flower Shop 2,691 and 944. Team Standings Benzol's 20-12, Miller Lanes 20-12, Bob Walker's 19-13. High Series Bill Mackey 1,035. Dave Scott 1,021, Dallas Spencer 942, Lee Eubank 942, Fred Eddy 940, Bill Reynolds 940, Norm Brenner 940. Team Scores Series: Casey Jewelry 2,864.

Game: Team 3 647. Team Standings learn 522-13, Team 6 20-15, Team. 3 2ft Cexmnem Midnight League High Series Bill Anderson 624, Lew Grable 579, Ron Henry 579, Mike Scon 546, Steve Harrison 541. Team Scores Series and game: Robertson Auto 2,287 and 786. Team Standings Roller Coasters 19-9, American Legion 19-9, E.Z.

Rollers 19-9. "Charley Hustle" autographed books at The Diamond and told reporters he considers the Dodgers superior to New York the club the Reds routed 4-0 in the fall classic last year. "I thought the Dodgers would really wipe 'em out. the way the Yankee pitching staff is." Rose said. "But every time they play a good game, the next day seems to be an off day.

I thought the Dodgers would blow -Jfeatees right out ot the. eS jf ft YanR thi got the team the Dodgers do," he saidfi Did success spoil the Reds? Not in firebrand Rose's opinion. "The only thing that happened to us this year was that the Dodgers got off to a great start and they deserved to win the pennant. We got uur work done in spring training." advice and opinions, him at 372-5829. Contact Cheerleaders Clinic a clinic for Columbus junior high school and elementary school cheerleaders will be held at Columbus East High School Tuesday.

Nov. 1. from p.m. Cheerleaders from East and Columbus North high schools are hosting the event. Sponsors are invited to accompany the girls.

For further information, contact Marilyn Perry, East cheerleader coach at Clifty; School (376-4441 or at her home (376-3526). Ice Skating Lessons openings remainVor pre-school, school-age and adult ice skating lessons at Lincoln Center. Contact the Columbus Parks and Recreation Department (376-9677). BIB ff 13 1 Around the Area 9-10 Openings The Los Angeles Lakers cut veteran Cazzie Russell and rookie Tony Robertson Monday and placed rookie Kenny Carr on the injured reserve list to get down to the NBA's 12-man player limit. Russell, an 11-year forward who played previously for the New York Knicks and Golden State Warriors, has one year to to on a four-year no-cut contract he signed when he joined the Lakers as a free agent in 1974 Ownpr Kent CnnVp will have to pay the former Michigan standout an estimated $200,000 if Russell is not claimed by another team.

Meanwhile, the Buffalo Braves acquired guard Gary Brokaw from the Cleveland Caviliers for undisclosed future considerations, to fill the void left by the injured Nate Archibald. In other roster-reducing action, the Portland Trail Blazers put veteran guard Herm Gilliam on waivers and the Philadelphia 76ers placed rookie forward Wilson Washington on the injured reserve list. FOOTBALL The Miami Dolphins announced acceptance of two No. 3 draft choices from the New York Giants as compensation for fullback Larry Csonka. Csonka was one to three former Dolphin stars who jumped to the World Football League.

He later signed with the Giants as a free agent when the WFL folded. Compensation awards to clubs losing players to the WFL were stymied by federal court decisions. Brigham Young quarterback Marc Wilson was named to UPI's Backfield of the Week, marking the third time this season a Cougar quarterback has earned recoenition. Wilson, who threw seven touchdown passes in Saturday's 63-17 Cou-, gar victory over Colorado Texas Remains Ledyard Farm Horse Trials. place finishes on two separate horses, while Davidson finished fifth.

Services werecheduled today for Jerry Fennell, 46, longtime sports editor of the Mun-cie Press. Fennell died Saturday in Ball Hospital of a heart attack after a three-week illness. Fennell headed the Press' sports department for 18 years. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said some waterfowl hunters in certain areas of Indiana may have trouble obtaining legal ammunition. Hunters with 12-gauge shotguns must use only steel shot in designated areas of 11 states in the Mississippi Fly-way under terms of a new fed: eral regulation aimed at preventing lead poisoning in ducks.

Hunters with lead shot in their possession will be subject to federal prosecution. The designated areas of Indiana subject to the new federal regulation include all the waters of Lake, Porter, LaPorte, Newton, Jasper. Starke. Elkhart, Kosciusko. LaGrange, Steuben and Posev counties and within 150 yards of them The areas also include the boundaries of the Jasper-Pulaskie Fish and Wildlife area.

Mallard Roost Wetland-Conservation Area, Monroe Reservoir, Glendale Fish and Wildlife Area and the proposed boundaries of the Menominee Wetlands Conservation Area. The Natural Resources also issued a statement reminding rabbit and squirrel hunters that the Patoka Reservoir is not open to hunting, although the Patoka Fish and Wildlife Area is. The department also announced it has stocked 8,000 channel catfish in Wolf Lake, Lake County. The fish averaged eight inches and are expected to reach the legal 10-inch size by next summer. Pick East Pet.

PF PA Baltimore 5 0 0 1.000 12 74 Miami 4 I 0 .000 101 84 New England 3 2 0 600 130 NY Jets 2 3 0 .400 107 Buffalo 1 4 0 200 42 00 Central Pet. PF PA Houston 3 2 0 .600 3 71 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .400 92 71 Cleveland 3 2 0 .400 91 107 Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 79 14 West Pet. PF PA Denver 5 0 0 1 000 110 33 Oakland 4 1 0 .000 110 75 SanOlego 1 2 0 .400 II 58 Seattle I 4 0 .200 77 149 Kansas City 0 5 0 .000 65 121 World Hockey Association Pts. GF GA Winnipeg New England Birmingham Quebec Houston Edmonton Indianapolis Monday's Results (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Cincinnati at Quebec New England at Indianapolis Wednesday's Game New England at Edmonton NHL Scoring Leaders gpg a pts 3 8 Saleskl, Pha. Esposlto, NY Rang.

Dalley, Pha. Clark, Pha. Kindrachuk, Pha Walton, Van. Robinson, Mon. Lapoint, Mon.

Leach, Pha. Kearns, Van. 3 i Columbus Basketball 6-Foot-Under League Columbus Bar 40, Brand's 33. Leading Scorers Bar: DeClue 16. Brand's: Haza 14.

Allparts 42. Hoerner Waldort 32 Leading Scorers Allparts: Kelch 12. Hoerner: Sutton 12. Avery Press 43, Jaycees 31. Leading Scorers Avery: Parks 13.

Jaycees: Rounds 9. and Custom Floors 37, Owens Gas 25. Leading Scorers and Judge 13. Owens: Mickens 7. Columbus Volleyball Park Department Monday Petersvllle Ce-Rec Death volley Daze 3, Intrepid Motley Crew 3, Irwin Union No.

1 Sobriquets 3, First United Methodist 0, Little Rascals 2, Mlssflts 1. Team Standings Sobriquets 9-0, Death Volley Daze a-l, Mlssflts 6-3, Motley Crew 5-4, First United Methodist 2-6, Irwin Union No. 1 3-4, Little Rascals 2-7, Intrepid 09. Monday Richards Ce-Rec Baflbangers 3, North Christian No. 1 Will's Tavern 3, Awfull Knawfull Cummins 2, Entertainers Cliff Hagan's Rl-beye 3, National Farm Purchasing 0.

Team Standings Cliff Hagan's Rlbeye 94, Cummins 1-1, Wlf's Tavern 7-2, Bal-Ibangers 4-3, National Farm Purchasing 4-5, Awfull Knawfull 1-8, Entertainers 1-8, North Christian No. I 0-9. Thursday Smith Ce-Rec Snowsnakes 3, Jack Daniel's 01' No. 7 Moon's Bunch 3, Odd Couples V-t 3, VBT Slugs 3, Death Volley Daze 0. WHY! 372-7877 was second.

Evansville Mater Dftihird with.Wes-Del, South Bend Adams. South Bend Riley, Bloomington South, Indianapolis Chatard, Harding and Carmel rounding out the top ten. Raul filches and Leonel Marshall each had a perfect night in spiking Monday, as the Cuban national volleyball team defeated a USA team in straight games. 15-10, 15-6, 15-10. Approximately 6.000 fans watched the game in Ball State University's gym, while between 30 to 40 persons marched outside placards protesting re- sumption of relations beteen Cuba and the United States.

TRACK A record 12 countries will be represented in Sunday's New York City Marathon, including the top male and female marathon runners in France and Costa Rica. Fernand Kolbeck and Chantal Langlace of France, the latter the women's world record-holder in the marathon with a time of 2:35, will be among the more than 5,000 starters in the races. GYMNASTICS The Soviet Union swept all events in the Rhythmic Gymto nasties world championship which concluded in Basle, Switzerland Sunday. The Russian girls edged Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia in the team event. GOLF- Edinboro (Pa.) State College took the ECAC college golf championship Sunday finishing with a 632 two-day total for 36 holes at Colgate University's Seven Oaks Country club.

Following the Edinboro team in the competition were Indiana, Cornell, RIT and Southern Connecticut State College. Fourteen teams were entered. ELSEWHERE Mike Plumb and Bruce Davidson paced the American Equestrian team to five df the top seven positions Sunday in the advanced division of the received 82 points as the No. 8 team. Penn State, playing without coach Joe Paterno, who was at the bedside of his injured-son.

ranked No. 9 after whipp- ine Syracuse, 31-24, and collec ting 75 points. Notre Dame moved up to No. 10 on 63 votes following a 24-0 shutout of Army. Texas A led the second 10.

Pittsburgh was No. 12, followed by Texas Tech, California. Brigham Young, North Texas State, Nebraska, Iowa State, Clemson and Arizona State, NEW YORK (UPI) The United Press International Board of Coaches (op iHittt after the tilth week of the collage football tea ion ttti first-place votei and record In parentheses: Team 1. Michigan (31) (W) I.ITexat (4) (Ml 3. Alabama (M) 4.

Southern CaUS-l) J. Ohio St. (5-1) 4. Oklahoma (5-1) -7. Coloado (M-l) out for the year with a knee in- jury.

NFL Commissioner Pete Ro-zelle and Roone Arledge, president of ABC news and sports, announced the signing of a four-year contract, which begins in 1978. awarding exclusive television rights of 16 Monday night games to the network. BASEBALL Cookie Rojas, Joey Amalfi- Mmsammmam SpOrtS in Brief tano and Mike Roark will join two returning coaches, Harry "Peanuts" Lowery and Jack Bloomfield on the Chicago Cubs' 1978 coaching staff. Rojas. 38.

an infielder, recently retired after 16 years in the majors, playing most recently with the Kansas City Royals, while the 43-year-old Amalfitano, an outfielder, played 10 years in the majors. Roark, 46, will be the Cubs' new pitching coach. MOTOR SPORTS Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt has entered the 500 NASCAR Grand National stock car race Noy. 20 at Ontario Motor Speedway.

Foyt won the first two 500-mile stock car races at Ontario in 1970 and 1971. He did not race last year. Fpyt's best NASCAR finish this year in his Gilmore Chevrolet was a sixth in the Daytona 500. Stateff of Tilay was declared the winner to the Jockey Club Grand Prix championship in Milan. Italy Sunday after New Zealand's Balerino was disqualified in the $57,954 race.

VOLLEYBALL Muncie North was No 1 in Indiana high school girls' volleyball Monday for. the second week in a row. Perry Meridian Second Texas tussles with Southern Methodist this weekend. Alabama, still riding the crest of its big upset over South ern California two weeks ago, is lodeed in third place with 291 noints after beating Tennessee, 24-10. on Saturday.

USC re couped some of its ground after tumbling from the top ranK Dy climbing to the No. 4 slot on the basis of a 33-15 trouncing of Oregon and receiving 258 points. Woody Hayes' Ohio Staters lashed Iowa. 27-6, and was voted No. 5 with 256 points! Oklahoma, which handed Ohio State its only loss earlier in the season, occupies the No.

6 berth' Colorado dropped several notches to No. 7 when tied 17-17 by Kansas: The Buffs gained 130 points in the voting. Arkansas Biddy Basketball there are openings in the Columbus Boys' Club 9-10-year-old division of Biddy Basketball. All other age divisions are filled and have waiting lists. Boys interested should register at the Boys' Club.

400 N. Cherry. Practice begins Monday. Men's Church League Rev. Dave Drury of the Fellowship Baptist Church, who said he organized the boys Church League basketball program seven years ago, is interested in forming a similiar church league for men.

"There are three churches in the area which have indicated interest," Drury said. "There are a lot of men who can't compete in the open league, but still want to play basketball. Drury needs I Dexter Save It's time to think about winter driving, let us take care of your automotive tire1 needs with a set of Mkhelin radtals. Make your winter driving safe with good MichelUt tires. National Conference East Pet.

PF PA Dallas 5 0 0 1.000 144 78 Washington 3 2 0 .400 77 74 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 71 71 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 75 91 NY Giants 3 3 0 .400 74 120 Central Pet. PF PA Minnesota Detroit Chicago -Green Bay Tampa Bay .000 73 49 .600 77 12 .400 107 123 .200 54 12 .000 36 85 West Pet. PF PA 0 .600 97 62 0 .400 47 22 0 .200 99 0 .000 44 107 Los Angeles 3 2 Atlanta 3 2 New Orleans 1 4 San Francisco 0 5 Monday's Result Pittsburgh 20, Cincinnati 14, night Sunday's Games Cleveland at Buffalo Oallas at Philadelphia Denver at Cincinnati Green Bay at Tampa Bey Houston at Pittsburgh NY Giants at Washington Seattle at Miami Oakland at NY Jets New Orleans at St Louis Atlanta at Chicago Kansas City at San Diego Detroit at San Francisco Baltimore at New England Monday's Came Minnesota at Los Angeles, night Michigan Near Unanimous I. Arkansas U-l I 12 Penn state (5-1) 75 10 Notre Dame (4-1) 43 II.

Texas (4-1) 32 H. Pittsburgh (4-1-1) 34 13. Texas Tech (5-1) 14 14. California (5-1) 13 15. Brigham Young (4-1) 10 16.

North Texas State (4-1) 4 17. Nebraska (4-1) 4 II. Iowa State (5-1) 3 l. Clemson (5-1) 2 20. Arliona State (4-1) 1 Why Should You Join Hoosjer Motor Club? )- THE MICHELIN MAN Because Throuah H.M.C.

NEW YORK (UPI) -Mighty Michigan's 56-0 slaughter of Wisconsin came close to a unanimous response at the ballot box this week when 38 of the 42 members of the UPI coaching board rated the Wolverines the No. 1 football team in the. country. Texas, the only other major team with a perfect record this season, remained No. 2 with four first place votes.

The Wolverines (6-0) collected 416 points to 378 for Texas (5-0), which downed eighth-ranked Arkansas, 13-9, Saturday. This Saturday should pose no problem in Michigan's march toward an unaeieaieu season. lowest scoring team in the Big 10. which should provide fodder for quarterback Rick Leach's bid for all America honors. Insurance Agency, Inc.

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36), swimming (543 vs. 353), fencing (121 vs. 75) and skiing (81 vs. 62). Results were, published in womenSports.

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