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Steamers Cut Roster To 20 for the record 6C Oct. 22, 1985 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Football TV, Radio Sports The Steamers cut defender Tim Schulz, goalie Pat Baker and midfielder David Fernandez on Monday, bringing their roster to 20 just in time to make the Major Indoor Soccer League's deadline. Earlier in the preseason, Steamers coach Pat McBride had thought about carrying three goalkeepers for the season. Instead, he opted to stay with last season's netminders, Slobo Hi-jevski and Ed Gettemeier.

"Keeping three goalies is a luxury we can't afford right now," said McBride. "But I liked what I saw of Pat. If we have an injury, I'd be inter- ested in activating him." Strength at midfield led to the release of both Schulz and Fernandez. McBride said that the team was so deep in the middle that Fernandez was expendable and that Mark Fre-derickson would be switched to defender. Frederickson's move to the back line left Schulz the odd man out.

McBride called the team "well-protected in the back. It became a matter of too many bodies." In 45 games with the Steamers last season, Schulz scored 2 goals and added 6 assists. He got the news Friday. "I had time to get my thoughts to- TODAY MAJOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL: World Series, Cardinals vs. Kansas Cltv at Busch Stadium, 7:35 p.m.

(KTVI, Channel KMOX, 1120). PRO HOCKEY: Blues at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. (KXOK, 630). High School Boys Soccer GATEWAY ATHLETIC CON. Conference All Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP N.

Iowa 3 0 0 11038 5 1 0 166 85 S. Illinois 2 1 0 9153 4 3 0 236125 Illinois 2 1 0 6282 4 3 0 180192 SWMo. 1 2 1 101 111 4 2 1 238 175 Illinois St 1 2 1 4965 3 2 2 143117 W. Illinois 0 2 0 2066 2 4 0 133173 MAJOR INDEPENDENTS PfS OP Penn St. 6 0 0 124 100 Armv 5 1 0 223 79 Miami, Fla.

5 1 0 208 94 Florida St. 5 1 0 201 128 Virginia 4 1 1 119 84 S. Miss. 5 2 0 174 94 Pittsburgh 4 2 1 174 106 Temple 4 3 0 182 123 Cincinnati 4 4 0 155 197 S.Carolina 3 3 0 135 148 Vir.Tech 3 4 0 146 133 Memph. St.

2 3 2 147 118 Syracuse 2 3 0 119 78 Notre Dame 2 3 0 95 96 Boston Col. 3 5 0 134 219 SWLa. 3 5 0 122 252 Navv 2 4 0 147 126 E.Carolina 2 4 0 106 111 Louisville 1 6 0 112 277 Rutgers 0 5 1 87 137 Tulane 0 7 0 111 204 Bowling Big Red NFL Standings National Conference EASTERN DIVISION Pc. PF PA Dallas 5 2 0 .714 173 115 NY Giants 4 3 0 .571 160 118 CARDINALS 4 I .429 155 1M Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 102 104 3 4 0 .429 100 151 CENTRAL DIVISION v. Pet.

PF PA Chicago 6 0 0 1.000 189 98 Detroit 4 3 0 .571 126 159 Minnesota 4 3 0 .571 158 140 Green Bav 3 3 0 .500 137 140 Tampa Bav 0 7 0 .000 150 218 WESTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA LA Rams .7 0 0 1.000 149 89 New Orleans 3 4 0 .429 150 186 San Fran. 3 4 0 .429 176 140 Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 151 216 --American Conference "f' EASTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA Miami 5 2 0 .714 186 146 NY Jets 5 2 0 .714 156 104 m-v New England 4 3 0 .571 124 129 Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 118 159 Buffalo 1 4 0 .143 87 172 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. PF PA "Clevelonrl 4 3 0 .571 134 108 Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 152 118 Cincinnati 2 5 0 .286 211 240 Houston 2 5 0 .286 119 155 WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

PF PA I Denver 5 2 0 .714 179 141 LA Raiders 5 2 0 .714 159 133 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 174 182 KonsasCitv 3 4 0 .429 141 151 San Diego 3 4 0 .429 169 183 MONDAY'S GAME Green Bav at Chicago, night SUNDAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Houston at St. Louis, noon Atlanta at Dallas, noon Buffalo at Phildelphia, noon Denver at Kansas Citv, noon Green Bav at Indianapolis, noon Miami at Detroit, noon Minnesota at Chicago, noon Seattle ot NY Jets, noon Washington at Cleveland, noon New England at Tampa Bav, noon NY Giants at New Orleans, 3 p.m. Pittsburgh ot Cincinnati, 3 p.m. San Francisco at LA Rams, 3 p.m.

MONDAY, OCT. 28 San Diego at LA Raiders, 8 p.m. kins, Smith-Cotton. 83 -Kim Hedg-peth, Springfield Kickapoo. 84 Christy Morris, Webster Groves.

90 Patty Porker, Joplin. 91 Elizabeth Bergman, Webster Groves; Stephanie Overman, Kirksville. 92 Lynn Williams, Webster Groves; Jill Plerson, Richmond. 94 Abby Alt, Webster Groves; Tracv De-George, Brookfield. 95 Lisa Williamson, Notre Dame de Sion.

96 Tricbelle Rinehort, Smith-Cotton; Karen Woodall, Springfield Kickapoo. 98 Jennifer Everett, Chilli-cothe; Pam Nolan, Joplin. 99 Kim Garrison, Chillicothe; Missv Webb, Notre Dame de Sion; Lvnda At-wood, Springfield Greenwood. 100 Nancy Orscheln, Notre Dame de Sion; Angie Schulte, Smith-Cotton. 104 Deana Appleoate, Springfield Kickapoo.

105 Jennifer Jorgen-sen, ichmond; Annette Pumphrey, St. Joseph Central. 106 Molly Harkins, Notre Dame de Sion. 107 Dana Gann, Chillicothe. 108 Audra Gardner, Marceline.

109 Tracv Kent, Chillicothe; Janeen Hutchinson, Springfield Kickapoo. 110 -Lee Arnold, Marceline. Ill Aimee Rinehart, Smith-Cotton. 113 Sarah Renfro, Richmond. 114 Marnev Clement, Webster Groves; Lisa Rose, Chillicothe; Dana Woodall, Springfield Kickapoo.

115 Holly Callaway, Springfield Parkview; Lisa Pedockie, Richmond. 116 Kirstin Webster, Joplin. 117 Christa Martin, Joplin; Jeanna Jorgensen, Richmond; Stacy Lain, Marceline. 120 Jenni Hawkins, Cameron. 122 Nancy Hannon, Joplin.

123 Lori Lichtenberg, Marceline. 124 Mary Humphrey, Notre Dame de Sion. Aauinas-Mercy 1 (Hundelt; shutout by Scaglione), Prep North 0 Vianney 3 (Hausmann, Sciortino, Krobath), Hazelwood Central 1 (Quinones) Kirkwood 1 (Leutie; shutout by Mottl), Parkway Central 0 Parkway West 3 (Gawronski, Bado-lato. Carpenter; shutout bv Petersen), Parkway North 0 St. Mary's 3 (Hoeghnev, Hahanev, Nieters), Rosary 3 (Kar, Moser, Horsv) Collinsville 4 (O'Donnell 2, Jason Smith, Johnson), St.

Paul 1 (Combs) Rosary 1 (Korr; shutout by Geary), DeSmet 0 PREP NORTH TOURNAMENT (First Round) Bavless 4 (Jones 3, Fleddermann), John Burroughs 3 (Wright 2, Slegel) St. Dominic 1 (Vandeven; shutout by Buchheit and Jeune), Lutheran North 0 Priory 7 (Casey 3, Carter, Obando, Morris, Schaeffer), Naval Junior ROTC 1 (Rayborn) ILLINOIS REGIONALS (Semifinals) (At Granite City) Granite City 2, Alton 1 (penalty kicks) (At Marquette) Marquette 5, Wood River 0 Girls Field Hockey Principia 5 (Shays Davis, VanV-leck, Hickman), Lutheran South 1 (Bran) Visitation 6 (Fraser, Lane, Walker, Suba, O'Brien, Weigner; shutout bv Kennedy), Riverview 0 Cor Jesu 2 (Schonhoff, Jokerst), Ed-wardsville 1 (Riley) Area Results PRESS, RADIO, TV LEAGUE (At Tropicona Lanes) Lou Csolak 643, Louie Wisdom 641, Jim Donnelly 635, Mel Meinhardt 630, John Guloppa 623, Frank Bass 620, John Archibald 614, Dean Brooks 611, Harold Nash 610, Cliff Rudd 610, Bob Drogski 605, Howard Leonard 605, Marion Daniel 602, Vic Carneghi 602. LADIES INVITATIONAL SCRATCH LEAGUE (At Olivette Lanes) St. Charles Lanes 15Vi (Rosie Walton 668, Pat Tolifree 648, Linda Marion 635), Rav Orf Pro Shop 14V (Judy Compton 616) Hazelwood Cleaners 15 (Gail Menke 665, Peggy Shrum 620, Carol Votaw 605), Olivette Lanes 15 (Arline Li-pel 687, Sharon Patton 628) Haag Furniture 26 (3,040 Regi Jonak 651, Ginger Grupas 644, Carolyn Toomey 606), Alumoseal (Tracy Goettel 602) Gran Prix Bowlers Supply 19 (Carolyn Washington 602), Sports Ener-gizers 11 College UPI Poll Men Soccer Missouri Baptist 1 (Wiengard), Blackburn 1 (Will) Basketball Golf Volleyball Area Results HOLES IN ONE (At Tamarack) Ben Soest with a 5-iron on the 145-yard No. 11 hole.

(At Crescent) Koren Ikeda with an 8-iron on the 136-yard No. 8 hole. From page one Hanifan, "we missed the open guy." That helps to clear up some of the mystery. Lomax has been intercepted six times, has thrown only one TD pass and had a long completion of 30 yards in the last three games. At his current rate, Lomax would finish the season with 3,300 yards passing.

In 1984, he had 4,614. And wide receiver Roy Green, once the most dangerous flyer in pro football, has averaged only 10.7 yards on his last 12 receptions. The other starting wideout, Pat Tilley, has 14 catches. Tilley had 52 last season. The passing game has been dormant, and the offense is being dragged down.

The Cardinals have scored only 27 points in their last three games. In the first three quarters of their last three games, the Cardinals have managed only two field goals. Ugh. They've scored their only three touchdowns during the fourth quarter, when it's been too late. Still, there is hope for tomorrow.

Lomax is a fighter who might be coming out of it. He showed a lot of heart by rallying for a time in the second half Sunday, firing 1 1 completions in 14 attempts for 98 yards in one torrid stretch. "I really admired how he came back," Hanifan said. "He showed me a helluva lot. He's going to come through this." Pass protection: Some of the more recent sacks can be blamed on Lomax and his fuzzy focus.

He could be taking too much time to spot a receiver. Whatever the reasons, the Cardinals allowed six more sacks on Sunday. That gives them 26 for the year. Only four teams have been beaten for more. It's a major problem.

Ottis Anderson: His third-quarter fumble, which led to a Steelers field goal, was a blotch on an otherwise fine game. Anderson had 88 yards rushing on 16 carries, and the big plays surfaced. Anderson had runs of 25 and 16 yards against the Steelers. In 1984, Anderson's longest run was for 24 yards; he already has dashes of 38, 36 and 25 yards this season. Anderson has 15 runs of 10 or more yards this season, which means that one out of every seven of his carries is being broken for double-figure yardage.

That's impressive. Anderson (486 yards overall) is averaging 4.6 yards per carry in 1985. If he can maintain that average, it will be his best since his rookie season (4.8 in 1979). J.T. Smith: Left for dead after being cut by Kansas City, wide receiver Smith has developed into one of the Cardinals' more consistent performers.

Over the last three games, he has caught 11 passes for an average of 16.0. Over the last two games, he has averaged 14.2 yards on his five punt returns. Smith nearly cracked one all the way (31 yards) against the Steelers. Hancock defeated Maplewood 15-7, 15-8 Rosary def. McCluer 15-4, 14-16, 15-3 Lutheran North def.

Rosati Kain 15-7, 15-10 Golf MISSOURI STATE CHAMPIONSHIP (At Columbia, Mo.) First-Round Team Standings Sedalia Smith-Cotton 354, Webster Groves 361, Springfield Kickapoo 392, Notre Dame de Sion 400, Chilli-cothe 413, ichmond 416, Joplin 421, Marceline 454 Individual Scores 71 Anne Cain, Springfield Glendale. 77 Barb Blanchar, Columbia Rock Bridge. 78 Christie Howard, Smith-Cotton. 80 Kim Jen Pass rush: There were some life signs Sunday. Even though the Cardinals didn't get a sack, the pressure was turned up considerably.

Defensive coordinator Floyd Peters tried some new tactics and they helped. He used linebacker Freddie Joe Nunn as the left defensive end on passing downs, a move that pushed Al Baker inside. With Baker slotted next to tackle David Galloway, that helped ease the incessant double-teaming that Galloway has been facing. Galloway forced Steelers quarterback Mark Malone into a hurried pass that was picked off and returned 53 yards by E.J. Junior.

Nunn had some good runs at Malone. On a few plays, Peters also had left end Baker and right end Curtis Greer flip-flop positions. Anything for some production. With only 10 sacks in seven games, the Cardinals rank dead-least in the NFL. That has them leading the league in embarrasment.

"We showed some improvement," Peters said. "Now we have to show a little more improvement. We had some pressure, but we're not getting down. So there's no excuses." Despite the lack of quarterback muggings, the Cardinals aren't that far behind last year's pace. They had 16 sacks after seven games in 1984.

The key was that the Big Red rush closed with a bang: 39 sacks in the final nine games. E.J. Junior, the middle linebacker, and strong safety Leonard Smith: Junior had that majestic interception and return, and he made seven unassisted tackles. After somewhat of a lull, Junior was the enforcer of old. "E.J.

played his best game to date," said Peters. "He stepped up and attacked people and did his job." Smith made one mistake he slipped and fell on Louis Lipps' 45-yard TD reception but was a ramrod against the run. Smith had 11 unassisted tackles, made a jarring hit on Walter Abercrombie that prompted a fumble (the Cardinals couldn't recover), and he made a saving tackle on Rich Erenberg after the Steelers' back had caught a pass on the Cardinals' 2. Special Teams: A disaster area. They allowed a 40-yard kickoff return that set up the first Steelers TD.

Perry Harrington fumbled the ensuing kick-off and the Steelers cashed it in for another TD. There was a bad snap on an attempted punt that gave the Steelers good field position, and there was a 26-yard punt that led to a Steelers field goal. One other thing: The Cardinals are lagging in their kickoff returns. They entered Sunday's game with an average runback of 19.4 yards, the fifth-worst mark in the league. Stump Mitchell isn't getting the blocking and has averaged only 16.5 yards on his last 13 returns.

NBA Exhibitions MONDAY'S GAMES Indiana vs. LA Lakers at Springfield, Mass. Milwaukee vs. Atlanta at Pensacola, Fla. Golden State vs.

Sacramento at Reno, Nev SUNDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 119, Chicago 112 Detroit New York 94 Philadelphia 103, Washington 102 Dallas 131, Denver 116 Portland 95, Seattle 85 (END OF EXHIBITION SEASON) Hockey NEW YORK (UPI) The United I Press International Board of Coach- es Top 20 college football ratings, with first-place votes and records in parentheses, total points (based on 15 points for first ploce, 14 for second, and last week's ranking: 1. Iowa (42) (6-0) 630 1 2. Penn State (6-0) 556 4 3. Nebraska (5-1) '511 6 1 4. Michigan (5-1) 452 3 5.

Auburn (5-1) 438 7 6. Air Force (7-0) 358 9 7. Brigham Young (6-1) 328 8 8. Ohio State (5-1) 294 10 9. Florida State (5-1) 225 11 10.

Oklahoma (3-1) 222 2 11. Bavlor (6-1) 183 13 i 12. Oklahoma State (4-1) 162 12 i 13. Arkansas (5-1) 154 5 14. Miami (Fla.) (5-1) 134 -1 15.

UCLA (5-1-1) 118 16 16. Tennessee (3-1-1) 108 19 17. Texas (4-1) 72 18 18. Louisiana State (4-1) 59 17 19. Arizona (5-1) 21 20 20 Minnesota (5-1) 9 Others receiving votes: Alabama, Colorado, Georgia Maryland and use.

NOTE: Byogreement with the Amer- lean Football Coaches Association, teams on NCAA or conference pro- balion are ineligible for the Top 20 i and national championship consid-, eration bv the UPI Board of Cooch-i es. The teams currently on probation are Florida and Southern Methodist. College Standings off and running NHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrls Division TPts. GF GA BLUES 3 1 0 4 13 13 Minnesota 1 3 1 3 23 23 Chicago 14 1 3 19 29 Toronto 14 0 2 14 18 Detroit 0 5 1 1 15 41 Smythe Division TPts. GF GA Edmonton 5 0 0 10 27 17 Vancouver 3 2 1 7 24 22 Winnipeg 3 3 0 6 24 28 Calgary 2 3 0 4 26 21 Los Angeles 1 5 0 2 24 36 WALES CONFERENCE Adams Division TPts.

GF GA Quebec 7 0 0 14 28 12 Boston 4 1 1 9 30 14 Hartford 4 1 0 8 29 19 Buffalo 3 2 1 7 25 14 Montreal 2 4 0 4 21 32 Patrick Division TPts. GF GA Philadelphia 4 2 0 8 26 17 New Jersey 3 2 0 6 19 16 Washington 2 3 1 5 17 20 NY Islanders 2 2 0 4 16 18 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Conference All Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP Marvlnd 200 5720 420 134 73 gether," Schulz said, adding that he would return to his home in Colorado and take an active part in a landscaping business that he owns with a partner. Now that the roster is set, the Steamers must sign two free agents: forwards Greg Villa and Mike Hylla. Enjoying his first injury-free day of practice since training camp began was forward Armando Betancourt, who has survived three weeks of visa trouble with the Honduran government, a broken down car and a fractured nose. O.

J. 's Status Is In Doubt For Sunday By Bernie Miklasz Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Cardinals running back Ottis Anderson suffered the most serious wounds in Sunday's 23-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Anderson, who carried the ball 16 times and caught five passes, suffered a bruised knee and two dislocated toes. Anderson's status for Sunday's home game against the Houston Oilers is unknown, although he was walking with a pronounced limp and appeared to be in a great deal of discomfort on Monday. "We'll have to play that by ear," Cardinals coach Jim Hanifan said.

"We'll see how he shuffles around this week." Linebacker E.J. Junior, who played on a sore right ankle, also bruised his right heel in Sunday's game. He's limping around, but is expected to be ready for the Oilers. Hanifan had these comments to make about the repeated suggestions that the Cardinals and quarterback Neil Lomax miss the presence of Rod Dowhower, the team's former offensive coordinator who is in his first year as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts: "When Rod was here (1983-84), we had the same damn problems we're having now. I was thinking on the plane coming back from Pittsburgh, that if Rod was there we'd be sitting together, saying 'What are we going to do Is Hanifan aggravated by the Dowhower speculation? "I would imagine so," he said.

Golf Cowboys Take Tan-Tar-A Golf Special to the Post-Dispatch OSAGE BEACH, Mo. Oklahoma State, paced by medalist Scott Ver-plank, placed all six of its golfers in the top 10 and scored a 25-stroke victory in the first Marriott Tan-Tar-A Collegiate Invitational. Verplank, an All-American who made national headlines this past summer when he won the PGA's Western Open, carded a 2-under-par 140, firing 70s in the morning and afternoon rounds. His score helped the Cowboys to a 6-under-par team performance. Verplank edged teammates Tim Fleming and Kevin Whipple, who placed second and third, respectively, with scores of 142 and 143.

Oklahoma finished second at 587. Missouri, led by Greg Meredith's 144, edged Oral Roberts for third, 595-596. Sports Shorts Compiled From News Services Football Former Ohio State University football coach Woody Hayes was discharged Monday from the OSU Hospitals in Columbus, wherehe had been treated for congestive heart failure and a mild heart attack. Hayes will continue his recovery at home, the hospital said. Rob Houghtlin.

whose 29-yard field goal at the gun gave Iowa a 12-10 victory over Michigan on Saturday, was named United Press International's Big Ten player of the week. Houghtlin kicked four field goals to account for all of Iowa's points. Ohio State outside linebacker Byron Lee was named defensive player of the week. Lee had eight total tackles, two quarterback sacks for a total of 20 yards, knocked down two passes and intercepted a Jim Everett pass that set up the go-ahead touchdown for the Buckeyes. Basketball Rookie forward John "Hot Rod" Williams and the Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to withdraw his National Basketball Association contract pending the outcome of the state of Louisiana's appeal of his sports bribery case, the league announced Monday.

A Cavaliers spokesman said the 6-foot-10 forward from Tulane University would not be allowed to practice with the team until the legal matter was resolved. The sports bribery charges involved charges of point-shaving at Tulane last season. They were dismissed but have been appealed to state's 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. Baseball Dale M. Shiftman, an unemployed photographer characterized by bis attorney as "a minor-league dealer among major-league users," was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for selling cocaine, most of it to major-league baseball players.

U.S. District Judge Barrta McCune imposed no fine or court costs against Shiffman. who pleaded guilty Aug. 19 to 20 counts of cocaine distribution from 1982 to 1984. Ga.

Tech 3 1 0 Virginia 2 1 0 N. Car. 2 1 0 Clemson 2 1 0 Car St. 1 3 0 86 45 4 2 0 124 79 85 54 3 3 0 148 114 55 59 4 2 0 140 108 51 47 3 3 0 91 110 69 97 1 6 0 11J196 23 58 2 4 0 122 136 34 80 3 4 0 147 155 Duke 0 20 Wk.Frst 0 3 0 NY Rangers 2 4 0 4 19 25 Pittsburgh 13 1 3 16 20 MONDAY'S RESULT FIFTH RACE 6f) Lotka (Mode) 4.60, 3.60, 3 00; Southern Gas (Mig-liore) 17.00, 5.60; Homewrecker (Samvn) 3.40. Time 1:11 35.

Scratched Capability Brown, Clabber Girl, Dr Nurse, Day Off, Constitution March, Setting. EXACTA (4-3) paid $71.60. SIXTH RACE (1 l16m) Sitzmark (Vasquez) 7.40, 4.00, 2.20; Strong Dollar (Velasauez) 3.60, 2 20; Fearless Leader (Migliore) 2.10. Time 1:41 35. Scratched Cariack, Fortnightly EXACTA (4 2) paid 125.60.

SEVENTH RACE (lm) Seminoli (Vasquez) 8 60, 5.80, 4.80; Perfect Point (Migliore) 8 60, 5.00; Miss Puckett (Samvn) 540. Time 1:38 15. Scratched Speiers Image, Anunii, Oceanic View, Copepod. EXACTA (8-5) paid $88.80. EIGHTH RACE (1 l16m) Christiana Hundred (Velasauez) 3 80, 2 60, 2.60, On My Way To A A.

(Lo-vato) 360, 4.20; Loose (Vasquez) 3.00. Time 1:42 35. EXACTA (4-8) paid $21.20. PICK SIX (4 9 4 4 1-4) paid $12430.00. NINTH RACE (1 l16m) Jilladella (Migliore) 5 60, 3 80, 2.80; Too Sunny (Rolon) 7.80, 7.20; Grand Marais (DeCarlo) 5.20.

Time 1:43 35. Scratched Ask Deena, A Hot Number, Skyiak, Cool Royalty. DAILY DOUBLE (4 8) paid $11.00. TRIFECTA (8 3 5) paid $302.00. Attendance Handle OTB Handle $2,217,762.

BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE Conference All Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP Colorado 2 0 0 78 13 5 1 0 149 89 Quebec 3, Montreal 2 SUNDAY'S RESULTS NY Rangers 4 Vancouver 3 Thoroughbred Results (MONDAY) (Clear and Fast) FIRST RACE (6f) Carry It Full (Marquez) 4.00, 2.60, 2 60; Justany Time (Maple) 3.40, 3.00; Clear The Bases (Antongeorgi) 480. Time 1:11 25. Scratched Law Talk, Columbia Holme. SECOND RACE (mm) Noel Nobel (MacBeth) 25.00, 13 80, 680; Dowry Dan (Velez) 1360, 9.40; Backstreet (Santos) 4.00. Time 2:17 45.

DAILY DOUBLE (13) paid (67.00. OUINELLA (13) paid S140O0. THIRD RACE (1 116) Tax Dodge (Velasauez) 4 80, 2 60. 2.40; Affirmance (W. Guerra) 2 80, 2.40; Halloween Queen (McCarron) 3.00.

Time 1:41 35. Scratched Magic Circle, Talcing, Snakey. EXACTA(4 8)poid $12.20. FOURTH RACE (IVkm) Towar-ischtsch (Davis) 30.20, 14.80, 800; Eastern Secret (Samvn) 4.6ft 3.20; Broadway Tommy (Santos) 4.00. Time 2:03 35.

Scratched -Divulge. EX ACTA (9 6) paid 115600. OUINELLA (6-9) paid $72.40. Winnipeg 8, Calgary 5 Nebrska 2 0 0 Oklahma 1 0 0 Kansas 110' Iowa St. 110 Ok la.

St. 0 1 0 Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2 Edmonton 8, Los Angeles 62 44 5 1 0 228 93 41 6 3 1 0 82 47 59 29 5 2 0 235 126 28 61 3 3 0 78 158 24 34 4 1 0 135 83 27 66 0 6 0 116189 13 79 0 6 0 61 151 TODAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Missouri 0 2 0 Kan. St. 0 2 0 Blues at Minnesota 7.35 p.m.

Vancouver at NY Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Los Angeles, 9:35 p.m. BIG TEN CONFERENCE Conference All Gomes WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP 3 0 0 88 32 5 1 0 185 76 Minn. Iowa Ohio St. Illinois 3 0 0 70 54 6 0 0 233 77 2 1 0 117 65 5 1 0 211 117 2 1 0 85 75 3 3 0 148 172 Michgan 2 1 0 74 18 5 1 0 148 33 72 110 3 3 0 174 176 40 77 4 2 0 155 157 34 61 3 3 0 116140 48 96 2 4 0 77 129 33 73 3 3 0 138 130 Purdue 1 2 0 Indiana 1 2 0 Nrthwtn 1 2 0 Mich.

St. 0 3 0 Wiscnsin 0 3 0 Blues BIG SKY CONFERENCE Conference All Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP Idaho 4 0 0 121 52 6 1 0 246 119 1 0 143 70 6 1 0 260 110 IdahoSt. 2 1 0 113 47 4 2 0 210 105 Boise St. 2 1 0 92 68 3 3 0 138 114 Weber St 1 2 0 Montona 1 2 0 N. Ariz.

1 3 0 Mont. St. 0 4 0 90 114 3 3 0 216 189 58 105 2 4 0 122 218 43 109 3 4 0 108 162 90 185 1 6 0 227259 Blues vs. North Stars Met Center, 7:35 p.m. KXOK radio, 630 IVY LEAGUE Conference AM Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP Harvard 3 0 0 86 41 4 1 0 110 65 91 75 Away 0-0-0 Vs.

North Stars Home Blues 0-0-0 NHL Summaries Nordiques 3, Canadiens 2 Quebec 1 2 0-3 Montreal 1 1 8-2 First Period 1, Montreal, Dahlin 4 (Richer, Chelois), 15:43 (pp). 2. Quebec, P. Stastny 4 (Anderson, Goulet), 19:26 (pp). Penalties-Price, Que (high-sticking), 2 34, Ludwig, Mon (holding), 8 25, Ashton, Que (roughing), 950, Chelois, Mon (roughing), 950, Svoboda Mon (cross-checking), 11:48, Price, Que (holding), 14 14, Gil-lis.

Que (high-sticking), 14 58. Nas-lund. Mon (interference), 15.24; Chelois, Mon (high-sticking), 1801; Corbonneau, Mon (roughing), 18 51. Second Period-! Quebec Sauve 2 (Anderson. P.

Stastny), 714 (pp). 4. Quebec Kumpel 6 (Anderson, Hunter), 3.53. 5. Montreal, Naslund 6 (Walter, Kurvers), 12 54.

Penolties Smith, Mon (tripping), Paie-ment, Que (interference), 6:29, Price, Que (elbowing), Finn, Que mi-nor-moior (high-sticking-fighting), Momesso, Mon, minor-motor (high-sticking-tighting), 12 43; Momesso, Mon (misconduct), 1947. Third Period None Penalties Goulet, Que (slashing) 8 26, Corbonneau, Mon (slashing), 8.26; Paiement, Que (slashing), 12:21, Gillis, Que, mo-Ior-game misconduct (fighting), 1221; Smith. Mon (high-sticking), Lolor, Mon motor -game misconduct (fighting), 1221; Moller, Que (cross-checking), 1913. Shots on goal-Quebec 10-10-1-21. Montreal 9-9-8-26.

Power-play Opportunities Quebec 2 of 6. Montreal 2 of Goalies-Quebec Gosselin (26 shots-24 saves). Montreal, Roy (Jt-18). Referee-Denis Morel. Linesmen-Bob Hodges.

Leon Stickle. (SUNDAY) Oilers 8, Kings 5 73 34 4 10 38 21 3 1 0 41 20 2 3 0 62 27 3 2 0 10 27 0 5 0 23 52 0 5 0 43 154 0 5 0 Penn 3 0 0 Yale 2 0 0 Princetn 2 1 0 Brown 2 2 0 Dartmth 0 2 0 Cornell 0 3 0 Colmbia 0 4 0 73 95 98 103 94 54 59121 46 90 43174 MID AMERICAN CONFERENCE Conference All Games WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP Bowl Gn 5 0 0 172 79 7 0 0 229 127 Miami.0. 3 1 1 106 87 3 1 1 116132 Cn Mich. 3 1 0 76 64 4 1 0 103 74 Kent St. 2 1 0 90 40 3 3 0 141 122 Illinois 2 10 3332 240 86156 Ball St.

3 3 0 123 135 3 4 0 141 172 Mich. 1 2 0 75101 3 3 0 114 139 Mich. 031 3499 0S1 43 154 OhioU. 0 4 0 73105 0 6 0 93 170 Toledo 0 4 0 46 86 ISO 71 124 MISSOURI VALLEY CON. Conference All Gome WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP From page one bench, or in the end of the rink where the Blues are on offense for two of the three periods.

Starting Wednesday, season ticketh-olders will be in their familiar surroundings. Ornest said he was not aware that some of the new seats near the visitors' bench on Saturday had cut into the bench area. This apparently is what caused players from both teams to complain, during their stints on the cramped bench, that the one door would not swing open. "It created a dogleg there," said Ornest, "and I didn't realize that that corner had been taken." He has not informed Ziegler that the Blues will be transferring back to their old crisscross setup. "I'll get around to it," said Ornest "It isn't a rule, you know.

It was just a request. I should have ignored it, and didn't, and I made a mistake. And I'm second-guessing myself. I'm to blame for everything. "I'm human.

I make mistakes. But moost of them are errors of enthusiasm." BLUENOTES: Ornest said Saturday's announced crowd of 10,123 was based on tickets sold. There were about 1,200 to 1.300 no-shows, he The Blues, who sold 6.100 season tickets last season, are "just hovering around 6.000" so far, said Ornest, "All that has done is make me more determined." he said. "We're going to make it in SL Louis." WTex.St.2 0 1 91 77 4 2 1 168 149 Tulsa 1 0 0 31 24 2 5 0 122250 WKh St. 1 1 0 Ind ST.

110 Illinois 1 1 0 Drake 1 2 0 III St 0 11 45 54 2 5 0 Wt 161 44 39 3 4 0 148 in 27 31 4 3 0 236 125 62 47 4 4 0 161 172 29 50 3 2 2 143 117 Last Meeting Blues lost 2-0 on April 13 at Minnesota in the playoffs. Last five games Blues 3-1-0, North Stars 1 -3-1 UPDATE Blues: Greg Millen will start in goal, Darrell May will back up and Rick Wamsley will stay at home nursing a bruised right hand. Center Doug Gilmour made the trip, but is questionable with a sprained ankle. This is the first meeting with the Stars since the Blues lost three successive games in the first round of last season's playoffs. The teams meet in a rematch Wednesday night at The Arena.

North Stars: They have a new coach. Lorne Henning. but the same old injury problems. Four players are out tonight left wingers Steve Payne (neck surgery), Tim Coulis (torn ankle ligaments) and Tom McCarthy (knee), and defenseman Tom Hirsch (shoulder). Forwards Brian Bellows and Neal Broten lead the team with three goals and seven points each.

The Stars were 1-6-1 against the Blues during the regular season, including 1-2-1 at home. Thoroughbred Results (MONDAY) (Cloudy and Fast) FIRST RACE (60 Oont Be Restless (Moron) 4 80, 3 40, 2 80; Feather In Her Cap (Walker) 1900, 980; Sweet Christina (Sawaya) 5.20. Time 1:15 25. SECOND RACE (60 La Sillie (Spencer) 900, 460, 300; Rash Reward (Medina) 3 60, 2 80, Borninth-ecold (Moron) 2 60 Time 1:14 45. DAILY DOUBLE (6-11) paid $45 08.

PERCECTA (11-4) paid $71.70. THIRD RACE (60 Danceing Jeff (Meier) 9 60. 6 60. 4 60, Goldpa (Enemas) 1000, 5.20; Mary The Twit (Sowayo) 5.20 Time 1:12 35. Scratched Zoom Along PERFECTA(3-10) paid $234.98.

FOURTH RACE (60 Sugar Hit (Diaz) 980. 540 500, Miss Mohawk Gold (King) 32 60. 20 80. How Easy It Is (Briggs) 840. Time 1 14 15.

Scratched Hurry Honnah Hurry, Mho Mala Izzvs Tizzy, Dependable Sword. OUINELLA (4 11 12 4) POld $485 98 FIFTH RACE (4f) Dr Fisher (Diaz) 3 80, 3 20. 3 40. Realsttc Type (Hansen) 64ft 600. Gallant Chris (Medina) 8 60 Time 1 13 2S.

Scratched Billy Royal, Fontasv. Joy's Bod Bov, 8 Mox. PERFECTA (18) paid $49 28. SIXTH RACE (44) Muscle Man (Evans) 17 20, 6 2a 20, Foberge Cosh (Clark) 2 60, 2 60; Sherry Shadow ISilva) 1100 Time 1 12 3 5 Scratched No Jest. Foberge Charger, Our Terror, Seasonal Agent.

Romeos Delight TRIFECTA (yj) paid $1474 SUPER BET (124. 18. 1457) winners Corryevcr pool $2.379 SEVENTH RACE (60 -Think About That (Diaz) 5 20. 3 20. 2 20 Firenza (Fires) 400.

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Bluff City Lad. Natural De, Motietwah OUINE LLA (14 41) potd $77 98. TRIFECTA (J-4II pa $161 M. Attendance 5.29$. Hondie S1.0I9.U4Q 1 1 PACIFIC CONFERENCE Conference All Gomes WLTPtsOPWLTPtsOP 0-DrmrsBrth 116 Honeys Nmbr 119 o-entry SECOND RACE-SSJOt, clolmina, 3 ye.

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