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8E SPORTS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1987 FOR THE RECORD 1 3I TODAY Southern University vs. Grambling BASKETBALL PRO FOOTBALL: Kansas City at Detroit, 11:30 a.m. NFL Standings National Conf EASTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA Walter Camp All-America Team OFFENSE Channel KMOX, 1120 AM); Minnesota at Dallas, 3 p.m.

(KMOX, Channel KMOX, 1120 AM). Cable TV COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Texas at FRIDAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Auburn vs. 1 :30 D.m. (KMOV, Channel 4). PRO SOCCER: Steamers vs.

Los (WIL. 1430 AM). PRO HOCKEY: Blues at Detroit, 6:35 p.m. (KMOX, 1 1 20 AM). HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Missouri Class 2A championship, Brentwood vs.

Seneca in Columbia, 9:30 a.m. (KCLC, 69.1 FM); Missouri Class 4A championship, Sumner vs. Camdenton in Columbia, 12:30 p.m. (KCLC, 89.1 FM; KSLH, 91.5 FM); Illinois Class 4A championship game, Roxana vs. New Lenox Providence in Normal, 7 p.m.

(WBGZ, 1570 AM). COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Illinois Lahaina, Hawaii, 9 p.m. (WBGZ, 1570 AM). Cable TV PRO BASKETBALL: Rockford at Chicaao at Dallas, 7:05 p.m. (WTBS).

GOLF: Skins Game Pro-Am in La Quinta, 1 :30 p.m. (ESPN). COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Kansas vs. Chaminade, 4 p.m., and Villanova vs. Nebraska, 11 p.m., in Maui Classic in Lahaina, Hawaii (ESPN); Semifinal games in Big Apple NIT in New York, 6 p.m.

and 8 p.m. (USA); Syracuse vs. Alaska-Anchorage, 6:30 p.m., and Michigan vs. Miami 8:30 p.m., in Great Alaska Shootout in Anchorage, Alaska (ESPN). Flyers 5, Sabres 2 Buffolo 0 2 0-2 Philodelphia 2 8 35 First Period 1, Philadelphia, Zezel 5 (Samuelsson, Craven), 7:35 (pp).

2, Philadelphia, Mellanbv 5 (Craven, Huffman), 15:25. Penalties Creighton, Buf (tripping), Ruff, Buf (tripping), Dvkstra, Buf (holding), Tocchet, Phi (interference), Foligno, Buf (roughing), Propp, Phi (roughing), Huffman, Phi (holding), 13:11 Sutter, Phi, minor-maior (instigator, fighting), Halkidis, Buf, minor-maior (holding, fighting), Philadelphia bench, served bv Dobbin (improperly exiting the ice), 20:00. Second Period 3, Buffolo, Sheppard 9 (Arniel, Ruff), 9:06 (pp). 4 Buffalo, Foligno 8 (Andrevchuk), 19:46. Penalties- Dobbin, Phi (hooking), Barrasso, Buf, served bv Napier (slashing), Samuelsson, Phi (holding), 19:17.

Third Period-5, Philadelphia, Ber-ube 1 (Tocchet, Nachbaur), 8:39. 6, Philadelphia, Poulin 6 (Dobbin, Propp), 18:05. 7, Philadelphia, Poulin 7, 19:32 (sh). Penalties-Creighton, Buf (tripping), Ruuttu, Buf (tripping), Ek-lund, Phi (holding), Hextall, Phi, served bv Eklund, (slashing), Halkidis, Buf, misconduct, 20:00. Shots on goal-Buffalo 6-10-4-20.

Philadelphia 15-9-17-41. Power-plav Opportunities Buffalo 1 of Philadelphia 1 of 5. Goalies-Buffalo, Barrasso (41 shots-36 saves). Philadelphia, Hextall (20-18). Referee Bob Myers.

Linesmen-Ron Finn, Leon Stickle. Capitals 4, Bruins 1 Boston 1 0 01 Washington 2 1 1-4 First Period 1, Washington, Hatcher 3 (Adams, Hunter), 1:47. 2, Boston, Linseman 4 (Courtnall), 3:42. 3, Washington, Ridley 8 (Hatcher), 15:17 (pp). Penalties Linseman, Bos (cross-checking), Hunter, Was (boarding), Sweeney, Bos (holding), 13:26.

Second Period 4 Washington, Adorns 4 (Hunter, Gould), 14:25. Penalties-Murphy, Was (tripping), Larson, Bos (hooking), Hunter, Was (hooking), 6:59. Third Period 5, Washington, Hatcher 4 (Hunter, Stevens), 12:31 (pp). Penalties Stevens, Was (roughing), Linseman, Bos (roughing), Linseman, Bos (tripping), Stevens, Was (cross-checking), Stevens, Was, maior (fighting), Miller, Bos, maior (fighting), Pi-vonka, Was (holding), 18:43. Shots on goal-Boston 5-6-11-22.

Washington 10-7-8-25. Power-play Opportunities Boston 0 of Washington 2 of 4. Goalies Boston, Lemelin (25 shots-21 saves). Washington, Malarchuk (22-21). Referee-Denis Morel.

Linesmen-Bob Hodges, Dan McCourt. NHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division TPts. GF GA Chicogo 10 9 2 22 87 87 Toronto 10 10 2 22 95 89 Detroit 9 9 2 20 66 70 BLUES 10 2 IS 72 72 Minnesota 7 12 3 17 75 89 Smythe Division Pts. GF GA Edmonton 12 7 2 26 97 73 Calgarv 11 8 3 25 106 88 Winnipeg 10 10 1 21 77 81 Vancouver 7 12 2 16 74 84 Los Angeles 6 12 3 15 78 101 WALES CONFERENCE Adams Division TPts. GF GA Montreal 14 6 5 33 93 71 Eoston 13 8 2 28 86 79 Buffalo 9 9 4 22 82 95 Quebec 10 10 1 21 83 87 Hartford 6 10 4 16 63 69 Patrick Division TPts.

GF GA NY islanders 14 6 1 29 92 67 New Jersey 12 7 2 26 74 68 Washington 10 10 1 21 67 61 Pittsburgh 8 10 4 20 78 84 NY Rangers 7 12 3 17 85 91 Philadelphia 7 13 3 17 68 92 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Blues 4, Minnesota 3 (ot) Montreal 6, Hartford 5 Philadelphia 5, Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 6, Quebec 4 NY Rangers 5, Toronto 3 Detroit 10, Winnipeg 8 Washington 4, Boston 1 New Jersey at Edmonton, night Chicago at Los Angeles, night Calgary at Vancouver, night TUESDAY'S RESULT Toronto 4, NY Islanders 3 TODAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Winnipeg at Boston, 6:35 a NHL Summaries Canadiesn 6, Whalers 5 Montreal 2 3 1-6 Hartford 2 3 0-5 First Period-1, Hartford, Tippett 6, 11:19 (sh). Montreal, Walter 1 (Lemieux, Green), 16:15. 3, Hartford, Gavin 5 (Turgeon, Ferraro), 17:58. 4, Montreal, Lemieux 8 (Svo-boda, Smith), 19:13.

Penalties-Hartford bench, served bv Ferraro (too many men on ice), Skrud-land, Mon (cross-checking), Carbonneau, Mon (cross-check- ing), Robertson, Har (tripping), 10.20. Second Period 5, Hartford, Anderson 6 (Dineen), 5:46. 6, Hartford, Ferraro 3 (Babvch, Turgeon), 10:03 (pp). 7, Hartford, Francis 10 (Anderson, Babvch), 11:32 (pp). 8, Montreal, Robinson 1 (Naslund, Smith), 17:05 (pp).

9, Montreal, Green 1, 17:49. 10, Montreal, Gainey 2 (Chelios, Carbonneau), 18:17. Penalties Smith, Mon (holding), Corson, Mon, double minor (hooking, unsportsmanlike conduct), Murzyn, Har (tripping), 15:09. Third Period 11, icher 13 (Chelios), 13:48. Penalty-Sa-muelsson, Har (holding), 0:50.

Shots on goal Montreal 9-17-1036. Hartford 12-8-13-33. Power-play Opportunities Montreal 1 of Hartford 2 of 5. Goalies Montreal, Havward (33 shots-28 saves). Hartford, Liut (36-30).

RefereeBill McCrearv. Linesmen Ron Asselstine, PotDapuzzo. Rangers 5, Maple Leafs 3 Toronto 0 2 13 NY Rangers 1 2 2-5 First Perioa-1, New York, Kisio 8 (Mullen, Patrick), 5:34 Penalty-" Greschner, NY (tripping), 11:14. Second Period 2, New York, DeB-lois 4 (Gronstrand, Dionne), 2:33 (pp). 3, New York, Dahlen 5 (Sand-Strom, Moloney), 3:37.

4, Toronto, Degray 3 (Damphousse, Salming), 5:48. 5, Toronto, Fergus 6 (Lonz), 18:16. Penalties-Wregget, Tor, served by Richardson (tripping), Fergus, Tor (tripping), Osborne, Tor (roughing), Shaw, NY (roughing), 14:03. Third Period-6, New York, Mullen 8 (Kisio, Ogrodnick), 7:27. 7, Toronto, Lanz 2 (Frycer, lafrate), 11:43.

8, New York, Dionne 15 (Pod- dubnv, Patrick), 16:09 (pp). Penalties Lonz, Tor (tripping), Osborne, Tor (cross-checking), Semenko, Tor, minor-moior (instigator, fighting), Shaw, NY, minor-moior (cross-checking, fighting), 18:50. Shots on goal-Toronto 16-9-13-38. New York 8-13-18-39. Power-play Opportunities Toronto 0 of New York 2 of 4.

Goalies Toronto, Wregget (39 shots-34 saves). New York, Vanbiesbrouck (38-35). A- 17,305. Referee-Don Marouelli. Linesmen Kevin Collins, Ray Scapinello.

at New Orleans Wyoming at Hawaii, night Notre Dame at Miami (Ha.) Northern Illinois at Nevada-Las Ve gas, night Houston at Rice Southern Mississippi at Southwest ern Louisiana Vanderbilt at Tennessee NCAA Division l-AA Playoffs Richmond (7-4) at Appalachian State 9-2 Maine (8-3) at Georgia Southern (8- 3 Weber State (9-2) at Idaho (9-2) James Madison (9-2) at Marshall (7- 4 North Texas State (7-4) at Northeast Louis ana 9-2) Western Kentucky (7-3) at Eastern Kentucky 8-2 Youngstown State (8-3) at Northern Iowa (8-3 Arkansas State (7-3-1) at Jackson State (8-2-1) NCAADivisonll Playoffs Northern Michigan (9-1) at Angelo State (8-2) Indiana (Pa.) (10-1) at Central Florida (8-3) Winston-Salem State (9-2) at Troy State (9-1-1) Mankato State (9-2) at Portland State (9-1-1) NCAA Division III Playoffs Wagner (10-1) at Fordham (10-1) Emory Henry (10-2) at Washington Jefferson (104) Augustana (III.) (104) at Davton (9-2) St. John's (Minn.) (8-2) at Central (Iowa) (10-1) NAIA Division I Playoffs Moorhead State (7-4) at Gardner-Webb (10-1) Concord (104) at Presbyterian (7-4) Emporia State (7-3) at Cameron (7-2) Northwestestern Oklahoma State (7-34) at Central Arkansas (104) Northeastern Oklahoma State (7-3) at Pittsbura State (944) Central Washington (7-2) at South ern Oregon state (6-J) NAIA Division II Playoffs Pacific Lutheran (8-1-1) ot Corroll (Mont.) (8-1) Geneva (9-2) at Westminster (Pa.) (9-1) Wisconsin-Stevens Point (10-2) at St. Ambrose (9-1-1) Baker (8-1) at Tarleton State (9-24) Football News All-America Team OFFENSE QB Steve Taylor, Nebraska. RB Gaston Green, UCLA; Lorenzo White, Michigan State. WR Tim Brown, Notre Dame; Wendell Davis, Louisiana State.

TE Keith Jackson, Oklahoma. OL Stacy Searles, Auburn; Tony Mandarich, Michigan State; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma; John McCor-mick, Nebraska. Chuck Lanza, Notre Dame. PK David Tread-well, Clemson. DEFENSE DLOLB Darrell Reed, Oklahomo; Daniel Stubbs, Miami, Fla.

DL Ted Gregory, Syracuse; Tracy Rocker, Auburn; Chad Hennings, Air Force. LB Chris Spielman, Ohio State; Paul McGowan, Florida State; Ken Norton, UCLA. DB Deion Sanders, Florida State; Bennie Blades, Miami, Chuck Cecil, Arizona. Greg Montgomery, Michigan State. Missouri Player DB Erik McMillan (third team).

Scripps Howard All-America Team OFFENSE QB Don McPherson, Syracuse, 6-0, 182; RB Craig Hevword, Pittsburgh, 44, 260; Lorenzo White, Michigan State, 5-11, 211. TE Keith Jackson, Oklahoma, 6-3, 242. WR Tim Brown, Notre Dame, 64, 195; Wendell Do-vis, Louisiana State, 64, 183. OL Dave Cadigan, Southern Cal, 6-5, 270; Dave Richards, UCLA, 6-5, 305; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma, 6-4 280; Randall McDaniel, Arizona State, 6-7, 232. No-cho Albergamo, Louisiana State, Sr6-Z 257; PK David Treadwell.

Clemson, 6-1, 165. DEFENSE DL Daniel Stubbs, Miami, 6-4, 241; Tony Cherico, Arkansas, 6- 0. 240; Tracy Rocker, Auburn, 6-3, 258; Chad Hennings, Air Force, 4-5, 260; LB Chris Spielman, Ohio State, 6-Z 23Z Aundrav Bruce, Auburn, 64, 228, Dante Jones, Oklahoma, 6-Z 225. DB Deion Sanders, Florida State, 64, 180; Rickey Dixon, Oklahoma, 5-10, 187; Todd Krumm, Michigan State, 6-Z 200; Bennie Blades, Miami, 64, 207; -Tom Tupa, Ohio State, 6-5, 212. Football Writers All-America Team OFFENSE WR Wendell Davis, Louisiana State, Sr.

64, 190; Sterling Sharpe, South Carolina Sr. 6-1, 200. TE Keith Jockson, Oklahoma Sr. 6-3, 242. OL Dove Codigon, Southern California, Sr.

6-5, 280; John Elliott, Michigan, Sr. 6-7, 306; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma, 6-4, 306; Randall McDaniel, Arizona State, Sr. 6-5, 261, senior. Nocho Albergamo, Louisiana State, 6-Z 257. QB Don McPherson, Svrocuse, 64, 189.

RB Craig Hevward, Pittsburgh, Jr. 64, 260; Lorenzo White, Michigan State, Sr. 5-11, 211. KRWR Tim Brown, Notre Dame, Sr. 64, 195.

PK Marty Zendeias, Nevada-Reno, Sr. 5-9, 165 DEFENSE DL Ted Gregory, Svrocuse, Sr. 6- 1, 260; Chad Hennings, Air Force, Sr. 64, 260; Michoel Dean Perry, Clemson, Sr. 6-Z 275; Tracy Rocker, Auburn, Jr.

6-3, 250; Dan Stubbs, Miomi, Fla. Sr. 6-Z 250. LB Ed-zekel Godson, Pittsburgh, Sr. 6-1, 210; John Roper, Texas Jr.

6-Z 200; Chris Spielman, Ohio State, Sr. 6-Z 236. DB Bennie Blades, Miami, Fla. Sr. 64.

215; Rickey Dixon. Oklahoma Sr. 5-10, 187; Deion Sanders. Florida State. Jr.

64. 216 Tom Tupa Ohio State, Jr. 4-5. 216. QB Don McPherson, Syracuse.

RB Lorenzo white, Michigan Mate; Bob Humphrey, Alabama; Gaston Green, UCLA. WR Tim Brown, Notre Dame. TE Keith Jackson, Oklahoma. OL John Elliot, Michigan; Dave Cadigan, Southern Cal; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma; Randall McDaniel, Arizona State; Nacho Albergamo, Louisiana State. PK David Treadwell, Clemson.

DEFENSE DL Chad Hennings, Air Force; Tracy Rocker, Auburn; Broderick Thomas, Nebraska; Daniel Stubbs, Miami-Flo. LB Chris spielman, Ohio State; Ken Norton, UCLA; Aun-drey Bruce, Auburn. DB Chuck Cecil, Arizona; Jarvis Williams, Florida; Bennie Blades, Miami-FIa; Deion Sanders, f-ionoa State. Tom Tupa, Ohio State. AP All-Big Ten Team OFFENSE WR Ernie Jones, Indiana, 64, 185; Quinn Early, Iowa, Sr.

64, 175. TE Marv Cook, Iowa, 6-4 232. OL Paul Gruber, Wisconsin, 6-4, 291; Tony Mandarich, Michigan State, Jr. 6-5, 297; Mike Husar, Michigan, 6-3, 279, Troy Wol-kow, Minnesota 6-4, 268. John Vitale, Michigan, Sr.

6-1, 289. QB Chuck Hartlieb, Iowa, 6-3, 205. RB Lorenzo White, Michigan State, Sr. 5-11, 211; Jamie Morris, Michigan, 5-7, 183. PK Rob Houghtlin, Iowa, 64, 175.

DEFENSE DLOLB Mark Messner, Michigan, Sr. 6-3, 248; Von Waiters, Indiana, Sr. 6-4, 230; Dave Haight, Iowa, 6-3, 230; Eric Kumerow, Ohio State, 6-6, 250. LB Chris Spielman, Ohio State, 6-Z 236; Jon Lever-enz, Minnesota, Soph. 6-Z 218; Fred Strickland, Purdue, 6-Z 226; Percy Snow, Michigan State, Soph.

DB Todd Krumm, Michigan State, 6-Z 200; Kerry Burt, Iowa, Sr. 4-1, 207; William White, Ohio State, 5-10. Tom Tupa, Ohio State, 6-5, 216. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR Darryl Usher, Illinois; Andre Rlson, Michigan State. TE Anthony Williams, Illinois.

OL John Elliott, Michigan; Eric Moore, Indiana; Don Shrader, Indiana; Mike Scully Illinois. Pat Shurmer, Michigan State. QB Rickey Fog-gie, Minnesota. RB Darrell Thompson, Minnesota; Anthony Thompson, Indiana. PK Chip Lohmiller, Minnesota.

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DLOLB Scott Davis, Illinois! Mark Nichols, Michigan State; Travis Davis, Michigan State; Mike Piel, Illinois. LB Willie Bates, Indiana; Tom Kaukielo, Northwestern; Tim Moore, Michigan State; Gabe de la Garza, Illinois. DB John Miller, Michigan State; Glen Cobb, Illinois; Doug Mollory, Michigan. Greg Montgomery, Michigan State. HONORABLE MENTION Offense WR Anthony Hardy, Purdue; John Kolesar, Michigan; Tony Buford, Indiana; Chris Gaiters.

Minnesota' Randy McClellan, Northwestern. TE Jeff Brown, Michigan; Craig Otto, Minnesota; Tim Jorden, Indiana; Mike Flagg, Iowa; Alex Hig-don, Ohio State. OL Herb Wester, Iowa; Don Rechtin, Minnesota; Mike Bourn, Northwestern; Mike Connors, Purdue; Paul Anderson, Minnesota; Mark McGowan, Illinois; Steve Hofmann, Northwest ern; Greg Zackeroff, Ohio State. Rodney Lossow, Wisconsin; Bill Anderson, Iowa, Brian Williams, Minnesota. QB Dave Schnell, Indiana Mike Greenfield, Northwestern; Tom Tupa, Ohio State; Bobby McAllister, Michigan State; Shawn McCarthy, Purdue.

RB Byron Sanders, Northwestern; Marv Art- ley, Wisconsin; Blake Ezor, Michigan State; James Medlock, Purdue; Vince Workman, Ohio State; Keith Jones, Illinois; Carlos Snow, Ohio State. PK Todd Gregoire, Wis consin; Mike Gillette, Michigan; Jonathan Briggs, Purdue; John Ldngeloh, Michigan State. Defense DLOLB Mo Gardner, Illinois, John Budde, Michigan State; Gary, Hadd, Minnesota John Herrmann, Michigan; Joe Mott, Iowa; Tony Visco, Purdue LB Brad Quast, Iowa; J. J. Puk, Iowa; Mike McCrav, Ohio State; Sam Ellsworth, Illinois; David Wings, Wisconsin.

DB Bobby Dawson, Illinois; Marc Foster, Purdue; Brett Whitley, Northwestern; Dwight Sis-trunk, Iowa; David Arnold, Michigan; Brian Dewitz, Indiana; Rich Myers, Northwestern. Monte Robbins, Michigan; Dan Stryzinski, Indiana Grey Cup (St. Louis Times) SUNDAY'S GAME (In Vancouver, BO Toronto vs. Edmonton, 4:30 p.m. Area Results LADIES CLASSIC SCRATCH LEAGUE (At Bowl A Roma) Natural Light 16 (Lucy Beauette 611), In-Look Salon 14 (peg Kampschroeder 626) Custom Decorators 17 Pattie Gretsch 669, Deb Parashak 260465, Moni Feeler 608), Foul Line Lounge 13 (1,021 -June Petit 267456, Laurie Gross 627, Marv Hull 608) Thompson-Thorberg 19 (1,017 Gina Brenner 630, Dionne Buchan an 617), St.

Charles Lanes 11 (Sue Survant 256 aome) Bnschetto Lounge IB (1,007 Chorlotte Neise 257418, Mary Ann Denny 600), Sherwood Homes 12 Alum-A-Seal 22 Sorina Fonara 266-212-235-713, Ar line LiDel 609. Terry Golden 608) Bowl-A-Roma 8 (Penny Ross 218- 237-259-714) 7 20 Time 243 TRIFECTA (3-44) paid 8335.68. SIXTH RACE (lm trot) Jov Donder (Richard Finn) 9 80 5 4a 42ft High Command (Arnold) 3 2ft 3 00; Miss Hustle (Burkett) 420. Time 245 25. Scratched Du Mont.

EXACTA (8-7) paid Ml JO. SEVENTH RACE (lm pace) Sheal A Venture (F. Finn, Jr.) 7 8ft 4 80. 3.2ft Better Bee Pro (Roy Finn) 44ft 3Jft True Britt (Reese) 5.60 Time -244 QUINELLA (2 9) paid 817 JL GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Waived forward Kermit Washington and guard Dirk Minniefield; activated forward Chris Washburn from the iniured list. FOOTBALL CARDINALS Waived punter Greg cater; signed punter Greg Horne.

BUFFALO BILLS Signed corner- back Kirby Jackson ond safety Garland Rivers; placed safety Lawrence Johnson on iniured reserve. GREEN BAY PACKERS Waived place kicker Al Del Greco; signed nose tackle Guv Teafatiller. COLLEGE AIR FORCE Suspended forward Eric Kiome, center Chad Kimble and guard Jeff Bowling from the basketball team indefinitely. NORTH ALABAMA Announced that the contracts of head football coach Wayne Grubb and assistant coaches Bill Hyde, James Keith, Greg McMahon, Mike McGowon and Shannon O'Brien will not be renewed. SAN DIEGO STATE Suspended center Gerald Murray from the basketball team indefinitely SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Middle blocker Mindy Struckhoff was named to the GTE COSIDA Academic All-District 7 volleyball team.

Struckhoff Is a graduate of St. Francis Borgia High School. MISL Standings EASTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Cleveland 4 1 .800 Chicago 2 1 .667 1 Dallas 4 4 .500 1VS Baltimore 2 3 .400 2 Minnesota 2 3 .400 2 WESTERN DIVISION Pet. GB STEAMERS 4 2 .667 Wichita 3 2 .600 V4 San Diego 3 3 .500 1 Los Angeles 3 3 .500 1 Tacoma 3 4 .429 IVi Kansas City 1 5 .167 3 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Steamers 6, Baltimore 5 (ot) Wichita 3, San Diego 2 (ot) Dallos 4, Kansas City 3 (ot) Minnesota at Tacoma, night TUESDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES None scheduled FRIDAY'S GAMES (St.

Louis Times) Los Angeles at St. Louis, 7:35 p.m. Baltimore at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Wichita at San Diego, 9:35 p.m.

College Tournaments NCAA Division I QUARTERFINALS Sunday's Games (St. Louis Times) Clemson (15-54) ot Rutgers (18-3-2), noon North Carolina (18-54) vs. Loyola 1 7-3-2 in Baltimore, noon Adelphi (14-3-2) at Harvard (134-2), noon San Diego St. (18-54) at UCLA (134- I), p.m. NCAA Division II SEMIFINALS Saturday, Dec.

5 (InTomoa, Fla.) Missouri-St. Louis (17-3-1) vs. S. Con necticut (15-1-3), 3 p.m. Northridge St.

(17-1-1) vs. Tampa COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog TEXAS 7 mxu (Friday) Auburn 4 Alabama at Birmingham, Ala. (sorurouvi Houston 10V4 RICE TENNESSEE 15 Vanderbilt Clnririn 1 l-LUKIU 35'A New Mexico 6'A Notre Dame 5 Arizona 14V4 COLORADO 18 GATECH 3 Washington St ARKANSAS MIAMI ARIZONA ST Nebraska Georgia California VUinmina 9 HAWAII vat Little rock, Ark. at Tokyo, Japan PRO FOOT ALL Favorite Points Underdog DETROIT Minnesota 5 City 1 DALLAS (Sunday) Cincinnati BUFFALO Green Bay Philadelphia PITT ATLANTA Houston Tampo Bay NY Giants SAN DIEGO NY JETS Miami CHICAGO ENG New Orleans Cards INDPLS LA RAMS WASH Denver 4 1 12 3Vj Vh 2Vi 3Vi 4Vi 3Vi 2 1 SAN FRAN SEATTLE Cleveland (Mondavi 0 I A PnlHert nnn BAClf CTHAI I Favorite Points Underdog SAC RAM 7 New Jersey PRO HOCKEY Fovo lie Goals Underdog BOSTON '1 Winnipeg Home team In CAPS C1987 Tribune Medio Services, Inc. Pro Tournament YOUNG MASTERS TOURNAMENT (In Friedrichshofen, W.

Germony) Second-Round Singles Boris Becker def. Cloudio Pistolesi 6-1, 6-Z Mognus Gustofsson def. Nik-las Kulti 6-Z 6-1; Alex Antonitsch def. David Wheoton 44, 74. 64; Corl-Uwe Steeb def.

Frank Schoffner 6-4 6-4 Christion Berg-Strom def. Ulf Stenlund 34 4-1, 6-1; Thomas Muster def. Eric Wino-gradskv 6-4, 3-6, 4-3; Jonas B. Svensson def. Johon Carlsson 44, 4-1.

EIGHTH RACE (lm pace) -t Half Nip A (Silva) 46a 40a 340, Jeans Mean Machine (Simoson) 288a 9 8ft Doublettme Tuff (Horris) 160. Time 241 45. EXACTA (84) paid 1181.40. Tuesday's Late Race TENTH RACE (lm poce) Mark Peter (Silva) 96a 46a 3 8ft Dragon Breath (Scholz) 124a 6.00; Surprise Charlie (Robbins) 3.20. Time -242 1,5 TRIFECTA (7-3-1) paid $290.08.

Attendance 1.596; handle 1201,334 SEVENTH RACE IT7451 ye. ond no. I mile itvdv ExecutiveBy 122 Super FT. 118 Lost Estate 114 Soft Drums 1X1 Good Hiior ms 111 windy Shore 114 BigParoae 114 EIGHTH RACE -f 888 QdOtd, 2 ye. 4VhrkMias.

Morico Stakes CormeesCvti IX) Little Brianne 112 Oueen Arose! 112 ChrmngAcnt 121 Starwmk 112RunRnRnwy 11 LH Streaker 112 PeerssFros 114 Gmnvs Bern 121 NINTH RACE SUM. cfeimMf, 1 r. end up, 4 furlongs. PrmcessRoa 111 Soy Plane IX) MaroToncM IX) Legend inLoc 112 Funwrnve 111 Portv Invittn 114 BoMjBrvMry IX) NoAwtogrgns 1)4 Ameer Cut 114 By The Associated Press t-Nice Touch. Glass Hat.

C-ola Serenade 1 Fran Sane i sea Flash Dance. BKtwetl 2 Rosv Uproar. Jims Profit, Buff Tuff 4 Last Breaker. Chief Ivor. Bodt-stoge Bonier 5 Pocket Sammorv, Swing Home.

Harrv Stewart 4 Romm Around, Amazing Zxk 1 In Orbit 7 Sucer FT, Big Parade. Good H'larwus t-Chormng Accent Little Brnme. Preteess Rooue. Legend hi Loce. Party inv ration Best Bet-Ressi Uproar.

Texas 7 p.m. (ESPN). Alabama in Birmingham, Angeles at The Arena, 7:35 p.m. vs. Baylor in Maui Classic in Rapid City, 11 a.m.

(ESPN); Nuggets 132, Nets 104 NEW JERSEY (104) Woolridge 2-8 1-2 5, Williams 6-11 3-7 15, Gminskl o-ll 3-3 15, Hopson 2-12 3- Washington 3-7 3-3 9, Bagley 4-7 2- 10, Coleman 4-10 2-2 10. Birdsona 5-7 04 10, Branch 3-9 04 6, Waller 0-7 1-2 Engler 1-5 5-6 7. Comeavs 44 1-2 9. Totals 40-102 24-33 104. DENVER (132) ngiisn 7-15 3-3 17.

Schaves 4-8 2-2 10. Cooper 5-9 1-2 11, Lever 9-11 3-5 21, Adams 5-13 04 11, Natl 6-8 04 1Z Dunn 2-3 04 4, Rasmussen 5-10 1-3 11, incent 2-6 u-u 4, Hamlik 1-2 8-9 10. Smith 4-10 3-4 11, Moore 4-10 2-2 10. Totals 54-105 23-30 132. New Jersey 29 25 24 26104 Denver 39 32 37 24-132 Point ooal Adams.

Fouled out Schaves. Rebounds-New Jersey 69 Williams 16 Denver 61 Lever 13). Assists New Jersey 25 (Birdsong 5), Denver 37 (Lever 14). Total fouls-New Jersey 28, Denver 27. Technicals New Jersey Coach Wohl, Dunn.

Blazers 98, Kings 94 SACRAMENTO (94) Thorpe 8-19 5-7 21, Tyler 3-5 04 6, Oldham 1-10 54 7, K. Smith 2-4 1-1 5, Theus 5-18 3-5 13, Thompson 3-8 04 6, Edwards 5-9 04 0, Press ev 3-7 2-3 8. Kleine 1-2 3-4 5, Pinckney 3-5 7-7 13. Totols 34-87 26-33 94. PORTLAND (98) Ca.

Jones 5-7 0-1 10, Kersey 6-11 3-3 15, Johnson 6-13 5-10 17, Drexler 15-25 2-2 3Z Porter 6-15 2-2 14, Duckworth 34 0-2 6, Holton 2-5 04 4, Lucas 0-2 0-0 0, Ch. Jones 0-0 04 O.Totals 43-84 12-20 98. Sacramento 25 22 26 21-94 Portland 30 22 28 18-98 Fouled out Oldham, Johnson. Re boundsSacramento 61 (Thorpe 14), Portland 48 (Kersev 11). Assists-Socramento 23 (Edwards 6), Portland 27 (Porter 15).

Total fouls-Sac ramento 19, Portland 29. Technical-Portland illegal defense. Clippers 123, Warriors 120 LA CLIPPERS (123) Cage 6-11 4-8 16. Wolf 6-14 2-2 14. fw lomin 11-12 4-4 26.

Drew 9.1 11 Woodson 12-19 6-6 31, Williams 2-9 2-2 nessiey i-z u-u 2, valentine 2-4 04 4, uunevu-4u-uu. IOTaiS4V-yi2l-27 123 GOLDEN STATE (1201 HiOOinS 15-17 3-3 3.1. MrHnnnlri 9.11 n. 2 4, Carroll 7-23 7-13 21, Floyd 7-20 8-10 22, Mullin 11-23 1-1 24, Frank 0-1 4-4 4, Whitehead 3-4 04 6. Hendersnn 1.9 (Ul Minniefield 2-3 0-1 4, Feitl 0-1 04 U.

I OIOIS IU4 2J-J4 120. Los Angeles 25 22 26 24 12 12-123 Golden State 24 28 25 22 12 9-120 j-foini goals Drew 3. Wonrisnn. Mullin. Fouled out-None.

ReboundsLos Angeles 63 (Beniamin mi, uoioen staie Higains 8 As. sists-Los Angeles 31 (Drew, Woodson 7), Golden State 33 (Floyd 15) Total fouls-Los Angeles 27, Golden State 20. Technical-Golden State illegal defense. High School Summaries Boys BORGIA TOURNAMENT Blue Cons. Semlfinol ORCHARD FARM 6 9 7 13-35 UNION 18 1124 18-71 ORCHARD FARM Hollroh 8, Kemno 17, Barbour 3, Niec 3, Bre-telli Russell FG-10 (1 3-point FG) FT-14 PF-9.

UNION Faber 14, Darren Rapert 8, Pot Rapert 9, Bockhorst 25, Ben 7, Stowe 6, Groff 2. FG-32 (4 3-point FG1FT-3PF-15. Gold First Round BELLE 16 12 17 7-52 ROSARY 15 14 15 15-61 BELLE Brown 14 Honce 11, Fran cis 22, Wilson 1, Robertson Baxter 2 FG-23FT4PF-8. ROSARY Lane 1Z Curran 1 Wore 10, Lewis 4 Soiverud 23 (12 rebounds, 7 assists), Schneider 8, Strunk l. FG-28 (1 3-point FG) FT4 PF-14.

NON CONFERENCE NAVAL ROTC 13 19 17 17-44 SOUTHWEST 12 22 13 24-73 NAVAL JR ROTC M. Alexander 4 T. Alexander 4, Brown Craig 18, Horris 16, Ross 18, Watson 2. FG-27 (2 3-ooint FG) FT-10PF-24. SOUTHWEST Turlev 9, Melton 2Z Senter 4 McCullough 20, Morrow 10 (12 rebounds), Reese 1, Baldwin Collie Ivory I FG-30 (1 3-point FG) FT-12PF-16.

Girls NON-CONFERENCE GRANITE CITY 9 27 14 10 56 CARLYLE 14 I 14 31 71 GRANITE CITY Knollman 4, Davis 4, Cavoness 23 (14 rebounds), Paw-kjk 10 (5 assists). Cant 7, Meven- burg King FG-21 (I 3-ooint rul FT-13PF-26. CARLYLE EvilsiJer 2Z Schneider 18, Rudolphi 8, Ramev 8, Knutt 1 Alexonder 4 FG-29 FT-13 PF-19. NAVAL ROTC 1 I 4 14-30 SOUTHWEST 4 11 13 12- NAVAL JR ROTC -Peoples 4 Lee 6. Huss 3.

George 10, Maxwell 5. Washington FG-14 FT-2 PF-14 SOUTHWEST Hill 12 (6 OSSiSts). Williams 15 (11 rebounds). Watts 4 Howard 1 Somerbilie 4 Covington ZFC-18FT4PF-15. Today's High School Schedule BOYS Borgia Thanksgiving Tour no merit (Blue Division Semifinal) St.

Clair vs Wintieid.4 (Gold Division Semifinals) Moplewood vs. RoosrvBeile winner, 4 Sullivan vs LimSt. Dominic winner, Jacksonville (III Round-Robin East St. Louis vs. Chicogo St.

Gregory. 4 Granite City Jacksonville. 815 West Piems (Me Zmer Classic Houston (Texos) Sam Houston vs. Meridian (Miss). 4 Atlonto IGa Booker Washington vs East Memphis (Term 5 30 East St Louis Lincoln vs.

Fovette- wiie (Ark 1. 7 West Ptoins vs Shades Vol lev (Ala). 830 FRIDAY PRO SOCCER Steamers vs Los Angeles ot The Arena 7 35 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOW-EN)- East Central vorsmMnumm game. 2 pm. at East Central.

Ipm. Marvmount ot Mis-sourt-St Lows. 7 nu Dutchman Classic ot Beilevnie Area 4 pm. ondSpm INTER TRACK THOROUGHBRED RACING WAGERING Howttiorne Race Course cord ot Fow mount Por. tKpm HARNESS RACING: Foirmount Pom.

730 em. Washington 7 3 0 .700 250 182 Dallas 5 5 0 .500 222 222 CARDINALS 4 4 0 .400 237 254 Philadelphia 4 6 0 .400 218 264 NY Giants 3 7 0 .300 14 225 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. PF PA Chicago 8 2 0 .800 276 170 Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 217 210 Green Bay 4 5 1 .450 183 191 Tampa Bay 4 6 0 .400 219 206 Detroit 2 8 0 .200 169 280 WESTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA Francisco 8 2 0 .800 274 210 New Orleans 7 3 0 .700 260 175 LA Rams 3 7 0 .300 191 265 Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 143 294 American Conf. EASTERN DIVISION Pet.

PF PA Buffalo 5 5 0 .500 181 238 Indianapolis 5 5 0 .500 193 164 Miami 5 5 0 .500 264 225 New England 5 5 0 .500 190 191 NY Jets 5 5 0 .500 225 203 CENTRAL DIVISION PCt. PF PA Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 278 138 Houston 6 4 0 .600 230 223 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 207 211 Cincinnati 3 7 0 .300 170 216 WESTERN DIVISION PCt. PF PA San Diego 8 2 0 .800 195 189 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 266 181 Denver 6 3 1 .650 252 206 LA Raiders 3 7 0 .300 200 208 Kansas City 1 9 0 .100 145 288 TODAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Kansas Citv at Detroit, 11:30 a.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 3 p.m.

SUNDAY'S GAMES Cardinals ot Atlanta, noon Cincinnati at NY Jets, noon Green Bay at Chicago, noon Houston at Indianapolis, noon Miami at Buffalo, noon New Orleans at Pittsburgh, noon Philadelphia at New England, noon Tampa Bay at LA Rams, 3 p.m. NY Giants at Washington, 3 p.m. Denver at San Diego, 3 p.m. Cleveland at San Francisco, 7 p.m. MONDAY'S GAME LA Raiders at Seattle, 8 p.m.

Bowl Games (St. Louis times ond TV information) SATURDAY, DEC. 12 California Bowl in Fresno, Calif. Eastern Michigan (9-2) vs. San Jose State (10-1), 3 p.m.

(ESPN) SATURDAY, DEC. 19 Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La. Tulane (6-5) vs. Washington (6-4-1), 7 pm. TUESDAY, DEC.

22 All-American Bowl In Birmingham, Ala. Virginia (7-4) vs. Brigham Young (8-3), 7 p.m. (KDNL, Channel 30) FRIDAY, DEC. 25 Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas Oklahoma State (9-2) vs.

West Virginia (6-5), 1:30 p.m. (KMOV, Channel 4) Blue-Grav All-Star Classic in Montgomery, 2:30 p.m. (KTVI, Channel 2) Aloha Bowl in Honolulu Florida (6-4) vs. UCLA (9-2), 2:45 p.m. (KTVI, Channel 2) TUESDAY, DEC.

29 Liberty Bowl iff Memphis, Tenn. Arkansas (7-3) vs. Georgia (7-3), 7 pm. (KDNL, Channel 30) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30 Freedom Bowl in Anaheim, Calif.

Air Force (9-3) vs. Arizono State (6-4), 7 pm (KDNL, Channel 30) Holiday Bowl in San Diego Wyoming (9-2) vs. Iowa (8-3), 7 p.m. (ESPN) THURSDAY, DEC. 31 Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla.

South Carolina (8-2) vs. Alabama (7-3) or Auburn (8-1-1) or Louisiana State (9-1-1), 1:30 pm. Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston Pittsburgh (7-3) vs. Texas (6-4), Texas (8-2), Baylor (6-5) or Texas Tech (6-4-1), 8 p.m. (KDNL, Channel 30) FRIDAY, JAN.

1 Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla. Clemson (9-2) vs. Penn State (8-3), 11 a.m. (KTVI, Channel 2) Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Ariz. Florida State (9-1) vs.

Nebraska (9-1), 12:30 p.m. (KSDK, Channel 5) Cotton Bowl in Dallas Notre Dame (8-2) vs. Southwest Conference champion, 12:30 p.m. (KMOV, Channel 4) Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. Michigan State (7-2-1) vs.

Southern California (8-3), 4 p.m. (KSDK, Channel 5) Orange Bowl in Miami Oklahoma (114) vs. Miami (Fla.) (9-0), 7 p.m. (KSDK, Channel 5) Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Syracuse (114) vs. Southeastern Conference champion, 7 p.m.

(KTVI, Channel 2) SATURDAY, JAN. 2 Peach Bowl in Atlanta Tennessee (8-2-1) vs. Indiana (8-3), 1 p.m. Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Flo. Michigan (7-3) vs.

Alabama (7-3), Auburn (8-1-1) or Louisiana State (9-1-1), noon (KSDK, Channel 5) Hula Bowl all-star game in Honolulu SUNDAY, JAN. 9 Japan Bowl all-star game In Yokohama, Japan, 9 pm. (ESPN). SATURDAY, JAN. 16 East-West Shrine Classic in San Francisco SUNDAY, JAN.

23 Senior Bowl all-star game in Mobile, Ala. College Schedule TODAY Tuskegee ot Alabama State Texas ot Texas A8.M, night FRIDAY Alabama vs. Auburn in Birmingham, Ala. NAIA Division I Playoffs Carson-Newman (7-3) at Centrol State (Ohio) 004-1) Mesa (Colo.) (9-0) at Southwest State (Minn.) (7-3-1) SATURDAY Ariiona at Arizona Stole New Mexico vs. Arkansas in Little Rock, Ark.

Florida vs. Bethune-Cookman at Tampa Fla. Nebraska at Colorado Florida State at Florida Georgia at Georgia Tech, night Results (WEDNESDAY) (Cloudy ondSlopoy) FIRST RACE dm poce) Brets Prospect (N. Coleman) 16 24. 660, 4 60, Poeoin Dondv (Arnold) 520.

3 20; Breezy Chandler (Waugh) 1060. Time ZOS 35 Scratched -Twig Perry. SECOND RACE dm poce) Bye Bve Time (Adam) 5 00. 300, 3 20: Millers First (Kennev) 8 2a 4 40; Stone Row Bum (Liies) 3.40. Time -2454 5 DAILY DOUBLE (91) paid t43J0.

Results (WEDNESDAY) (Cloudy and Slooov) FIRST RACE (4 tf) Visible Got (Fires) 14 oa 56a 320t A Full Jet (Sellers) 52a 3.2a Lite Flight (Fro-zier)32OTime-120ZV SECOND RACE Elusive Miss (Clark) 17 20. 80ft 54ft Heches Down (Murray) 176a 8 40c Prowe Park (Soman) 420 Time 1 194 5 DAILY DOUBLE (44) poidt828L PERFECTA (4-1) paid I2M t. THIRD RACE (lm. 70 Yds.) Peaceful Rose (Briogs) 21 2a 11 6a 60a Sovdo Savda (Diaz) 218a 8 6a Musicol Juliet (Silva) SuO. Time 1 49 3 5 QUINELLA (7 91 OOidtlTl It TRIFECTA (7-9-3) POtdM.744 40.

FOURTH RACE (4'tt) Swtons Boy (Becker) 42 60. 19 20. 9 80; Lucky Leftv (Torres) 6 2a 4 40. HesaKick (Fires) 340 Time 122 1 5 Scratched Tony AH. Rent List.

Fort Commond. Central Tide. Cert.tdMoie Mftsj QUINELLA (34) ond 1588. FIFTH RACE 140 Brm9 To Popo (Sorrows) 740. 48a 42a Counter Challenge (Gocriel) 46a 4 80 Mv Fimgotean 560 Im 1 14 5 ScroKi-o Miinree.

Hot Sweet. Coi- "-newer. Uo For Bfctirrv5f ROVOtRo PERFECT e4SS SIXTH RACE I Airoho Gono (Torres) 420. 3 Gong Ho-in IWnon 11 -2a 5a Just Envt (Stfvoi 7 Twne 1 22 NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB Boston Philadelphia New York 9 4 3 .750 .500 .273 3 5Vi 5 6 GB 2 2Vi New Jersey 2 2 .250 .200 Washington Central Division Pet.

Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Atlanta .818 .636 .600 .600 .545 Indiana 3 5 Cleveland .333 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. .700 .636 .600 .545 .455 Denver Houston Dallas Utah San Antonio 7 7 6 6 5 2 Sacramento .222 Pacific Division Pet. GB LA Lakers Seattle Portland LA Clippers Phoenix .600 .500 .400 .333 .091 Golden State WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS New York 104, Cleveland 101 Indiana 133, San Antonio 102 Boston 117, Atlanta 102 Chicago 103, Milwaukee 101 Dallos 113, Detroit 107 Houston 109, Phoenix 103 Washington at LA Clippers, night TUESDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 108, Cleveland 104 Detroit 97, Houston 83 Utah 100, Washington 83 Denver 13Z New Jersey 104 LA Clippers 123, Golden State 120 (2 ot Portland 98, Sacramento 94 Seattle 103, LA Lakers 85 TODAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) New Jersey at Sacramento, 8 p.m. FRIDAY'S GAMES Seattle at Boston, 6:30 p.m.

San Antonio at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 7 p.m. Houston at Utah, p.m. New Jersey at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m.

Denver at LA Lakers, 9:30 p.m. LA Clippers at Portland, 9:30 pm. Philadelphia at Golden State, 10 p.m. NBA Summaries Pacers 133, Spurs 102 SAN ANTONIO (102) G. Anderson 8-16 3-7 19, Greenwood 5-8 2-2 12, Brickowski 9-20 4-4 22, Dow-kins 3-12 2-2 8, Robertson 6-18 2-3 14, Gudmundsson 2-4 2-3 6.

Wood 3-12 0-0 6, Neoly 0-0 0-0 0, Davis 5-14 1-2 11, Blackwell 2-90-04, NimphiusO-1 000. Totals 43-114 16-23 102. INDIANA (133) Person 9-15 0-0 18, Tisdale 11-16 4-4 26, Stipanovich 4-10 1-1 9, Fleming 7-13 2-2 16, Long 4-13 2-2 10, Miller 6-10 0-0 13. Williams 3-8 0-0 6, R. Anderson 1-4 3-4 5.

Wheeler 3-5 00 6, Gray 3-5 15, Dreiling 04 5-6 5, Rowsom 0-1 4-4 54-101 24-28 133 San Antonio 22 28 25 27-102 Indiana 32 32 30 39-133 3-Point goal Miller. Fouled out None. Rebounds-San Antonio 64 (G.Anderson 13). Indiana 65 (Stipan ovich 12). Assists San Antonio 16 (Dawkins, Blackwell 4), Indiana 34 (Fleming 12).

Total fouls-San Anto nio 25, lndiana2l. A 10,655. Celtics 117, Hawks 102 ATLANTA (102) WHkms 9-20 4-4 22. Willis 8-14 2-3 IB, one ok 1-2 0-0 Rivers 2-11 6-7 10, Wittmon 7-11 0-0 14 Webb 2-2 12, Battle 6-13 4-4 16, Rollins 2-3 04 4 Levingston 1-3 0-2 2, Carr 1-4 0-0 2, McGee 0-1 0-0 0, Hastings 0-0 0O 0. Totals 42-88 18-22 102.

BOSTON (117) Dave 10-11 6-9 26, Roberts 7-9 1-3 15. Parish 9-15 2-2 20, Ainge 10-21 1-2 21, Johnson 6- 3 9-10 21. Bird 1-3 4-4 6. Lewis 1-4 1-2 3, Acres 1-1 1-2 3, Lohaus 0-2 04 0, Sichting 1-1 0-0 Kite 0-0 00 0 Totals 46-80 25-34 117. Atlanta 26 21 34 27107 Boston 26 27 29 35-117 Fouled out None.

Rebounds Atlanta 50 (Willis 14), Boston 43 (Parish 13). Assists-Atlanta 25 (Rivers 9), Boston 31 (Ainge 10). Total fouls Atlanta 25, Boston 16. Techni cals Boston illegol defense. John son.

A-14890. Mavs 113, Pistons 107 DETROIT (107) Mohorn 3-5 04 6, Dontlev 7-12 3-4 17, Laimbeer 7-17 1-2 16. Dumors 7-16 4-4 19, Thomas 6-19 4-4 16, Johnson 8-18 0-0 16, Sollev 2-8 2-2 6, Rodman 5-11 1-2 11. Bedford 0-0 04 Lewis u-u u-u u. Totals 45-107 15-20 107.

DALLAS (113) Aguirre 9-21 2-4 20, Perkins 6-12 18, Donaldson l-J i-i narper e-i 18, Blockmon 12-18 6-6 30, larpiev II 12. Bit 1-1 3-4 5. Schremof 1-2 04 2. Davis 1-3 2-2 5.Totals 44-85 23-28 Detroit II 7 37-W7 Daikn 21 22 40 21113 3-Pomt goals Laimbeer, Dumors, Horoer, Davis. Fouled out-oiiev.

Rebounds-Detroit 61 (Rodmon DnikK 52 (Perkins 12). Assists De troit 34 (Thomas 15), Dallas 29 (Hnrner Kll Tola fouls DetrOlI II. Dallas 23. Technicals- Detroit Coach Daly. Harper.

A-17JX7. NEW YORK (MM) Walker 6-H) 4-4 16, Cummings 0-2 4-4 4 Ewing 6-14 1-2 13. Tucker 6-10 3-4 16, Jockson 4-9 44 12. Green 2-4 3-3 7. McNeorv 0-3 04 a Wilk ins 9-14 14 20, Cortvrriohl 2-3 7-9 11, White 1-4 04 2, Tnomton 1-3 1-2 Newman 04 04 Totols 37-78 79-42 104.

CLEVELAND (101) Williams 3-7 8-H) 14 Corbin 6-11 04 1Z Dougherty 3-9 5-8 11. Price 2-3 5-6 Curry 14 4-4 6. Hubbard 3-3 10-12 14. West 5-7 4-7 14 Ehk) 3-7 2-4 1 Ke. Johnson 4-11 1-1 9, Rogers 1-3 04 1 Totals 31-49 39-52 101.

New Verti 2) 24 27- Clevetontf 23 31 2 27-NI 3-Point ooat Tucker. Fouled out- Jackson. Rebounds New York 50 (Ewing 11). Cleveland 55 (Williams. Ehio 7).

Assists- New York 19 (Walker. Ewing. Jockson, Tucker 3) Cleveland 18 (Dougherty, Ke Johnson 41 Total fouls New York 41, Cleveland 30. Techmcol-Dougnertv. A-1094 (TUESDAY) Sonics 103, Lakers 85 LA.

LAKERS 115) Green 0-5 9-12 9. Wormy 0-4 04 a Abdul- Jobbar 5-15 04 10. Johnson 9-17 5-5 Scott 4-15 3-3 15. Thompson 4-9 2-2 ta Coooer 4-12 4-4 1Z Ramtxs 04 04 a Matthews 2-2 1-1 4 ToVlS 7V2477ti SEATTLE (M Cxamoers 14 1-2 1 McOaniel T3-23 8-10 34 Lister V4 2-4 4 Ellis 412 2 18. Mitan 3-4 5-4 11 Wiii-ams 3-5044 McKev 44 12 14.

Schoene 2-11 0-0 Johnson 0-3 04 a Young 2-2 3-4 9. Poivmce t-1 04 4 Totals 3945 23-JO KU Los Anoetrs 24 05 Sesme 25 27 24-W3 3-Po goats-Young j. Mattnews. Fouled out None Rebounds 4os Angeles 47 (Green Ml. Seattle 0-ser 131 Assists Los Angees 14 (Jonnson 4).

Seattle 23 (McMillan Ki Total ots-4os Angews 25. 24 Technots McOonwi Se- Men's Basketball RHODES 24 43 67 MARYVILLE 28 33 61 RHODES (Tenn.) Smith 7, McMillan 21, Lewis 16, Tibbetts 18, Spence 5. FG 24 4 3-point FG), FT 15, PF 8. MARYVILLE Jarvis 21, Flood 6, Mailor 2, Marley 12, Baldwin 8, OVerby 6, Bont Neetre 4. FG 28 (3 3-point FG), FT 2, PF 19.

BOYS CLUB 33 50-83 MERAMEC 46 35 81 BOYS CLUB OF ST. LOUIS Sutton 30, Keating 16, Behlmann 7, Wessling 11, Moslev 14, Duncan 4, Dunley 1. FG 31 (6 3-point FG), FT 15, PF 17. MERAMEC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Roth 14, Steptoe 17, 9, Laudel 4, Miller 20, Ferbet 4, Meeks 8, Stulce 2, Nix 1, Williams 2. FG 36 (5 3-point FG), FT 4 PF 15.

Wrestling (In Tulsa, Oklahoma) Oklahoma State 47, SlU-Edwards- vnieu 118 POUNDS Cory Boze (OSU) pinnea enns Lantz 4:46. 126 Kin-dal Cross (OSU) pinned Phillip Johns 2:17. 134 John Smith (OSU) pinned Eric Roberson 5:50. 142 OSU wins bv forfeit. 150 -Wes White (OSU) def Kip Kristoff 164 158 Vince Silvia (OSU) def.

Tom Blaha 14-6. 167 Wade Zimmerman (OSU) pinned Steve Harmon 2:59. 177 Mike Farrell (OSU) def. Russ Witzig 19-7. 190 -Chris Barnes (OSU) def.

Dwight Downs 19-7. HWY Jim Gil (OSU) def. Kurt Bednar8-3. Women's Basketball MISSOURI VALLEY 28 37 65 HARRIS STOWE 49 35 84 MISSOURI VALLEY Roy 14, Downing 8, Hampshire 15, Bvrd 2, Smith 16, Moore 2, Baldwin 3. Ellis 5.

FG 28 2 3-ooint FG). FT 7, PF 9 HARRIS-STOWE Green 13, Jarvis 20, J. Johnson 17, Elliott 4 Evans 2Z Buchannan 2, Glover 6. FG 35 (3 3-DOint FG), FT 11, PF 16. SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 22 33-55 SOUTHEAST MO.

ST. 40 37 77 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE Banks 8, Hill 2. Poll 19, Blade 10, Abert 2, Osborne 2. Schaefer 4 Onley 8. FG 24 (2 3-ooint 13.

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE Mitchell 14 Horneker 13, Roberts 8, Cook 12, Foster 12, Pizzotti James 2. Lohmonn 2, Jockson 4 Rogliardi 8 FG 36 (2 3-point FG), FT 3, PF 16. Spring Training CARDINALS SCHEDULE lUnless otherwise noted, all games begin ot 1 p.m. at St. Petersburgh, Flat MARCH Texas Rangers, 1:30 at Port Charlotte; i Cincinnati Reds, 2 p.mj 6 Cincinnati Reds.

105 p.m. at Plant City; 7 Philadelphia Phillies. 105 m. at Clearwater; I Pittsburgh Pi-rotes, Toronto Blue Jays, 1 30 m. at Dunedin; 10 Chicago White Sax: II PhiladelohK) Phil lies 12 Kansas City Royals.

1:30 m. at Baseball City; 13 New York Mets. Chicogo Whit Sox. I m. at Sarasota 15 Pittsburgh Pirotes, 105 pm.

at Brooenlon; 16 Cincinnati Reds; 17 Houston Astros: Toronto Blue Jovs; 2 Detroit Tigers. 1:30 at Lokelond. 21 Kansas City Rovois; 22 Texas Rongers. 1:30 at Port Charlotte; 23 Toronto Blue Jovs, 1 30 at Dunedin; 24 Phiiodeipnio Phillies; 25 Pittsburgh Pirates, 105 pm. at Brodentoa 2i Texas Rangers; 27 Philodelphia Phillies, tui pm.

ot Clearwater. 21 Toronto Blue Jovs. 19 Pittsburgh Pirotes. 3i Pittsburgh Pirates; 1:05 m. ot Brodenton; 31 Chicogo White Sox.

APRIL 1 Phiiooeiphio Phil lies. lOSpm ot Clearwater. MAJOR LEAGUE CALENDAR Dec 6 to 9 Annual meeting, Loews Arwtole Hotel. Dallas. Dec 7 Last dov for duos to offer arbitration to their plovers who hove become tree agents or lose negottat-on rights until Vav Ma ior Leaoue draft.

Dallas, lexav Dec 19 Last dov for free ogents to accent or reiect orbrrraiton. Dec 20 Lost day for clubs to lender contracts to their pkjverv Jon. to 15 Period tor eligible plovers to submit for salary arbitration Jon I Lost dov for clubs to negotiate with mew plovers who have become free ogents and hove reiect- ed arbitration. Feb 1 to 21 Salary arbitration heornos. Feb 19 First day pitchers, cotch-ers ond mtured plovers con report votuntoritv tor soring tratnmo Feb 24 First dov oil otners can report voluntarily for soring trmnina.

March 2 Earnest mandatory dov for first soring training workout Morctt II Last dov to renew riiotrartv March 29 Lost dov to reouest Miners to release o-aver without having to oav lse vxxr Aorit4-Ooenooov Active roster reduced to 25 4i caverv tKn 1 Ciuos mov resume negotia tions wm the former ptavers who become free ooentj Um IS Clubs may re-von plovers wom tev released loiiowma the end ot the season Jury 12 All-star Gome ot Cncm- rvi. 35 Sect 1 Active roster expanded to A Dtave- Oct 4 Povofs bewn. cties ot ML west ond AL East division wwr. On IS invjrid Serws beowts citv ot FAIRMOUNT PARK HARNESS RACING Penguins 6, Nordiques 4 Ouebec 1 Pittsburgh 0 1 5-6 First Period 1, Quebec, P. Stastny 18 (Duchesne, Molier), 4:57.

2, Quebec, A. Stastny 7 (P. Stastny, Corkner), 7:47. Penalties Du- chesne. Que (holding), 23; Dahl-auist, Pit (holding), 841; Brown, Que (holding), 10:01, Guerard, Que (holding), 19:27.

Second Period 3, Quebec, A. Stostny 8 (P. Stastny, Durhesne), 3 40. 4. Quebec Goulet 15 (Lotren-iere, P.

Stastny), 11:44 (pp). 5, Pittsburgh, McLlwoin 3 (Coffey, Lemieux), 15:16 (pp). Penalties Donnelly, Que (holding), Bodger, Pit (holding), 946; Brunette Que, served bv Lombert (de- lav of game), 13 17, Finn, Que (el- bowing), Moller, Que (holding), 19:41. Third Period 6, Pittsburgh, Cun-nevworth 9 (Johnson), 1:54 7, Pittsburgh, Collender 4 (Coffev, Le- mieux), 601 (oo). 8, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 19, 10 16 9, Pittsburgh, Brown 5 (Siren, Coffev), 11:53 (pp).

10, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 20, (Quinn), 19-53 (pc-en). Penalties Gilles. Que (rougmng), 456; Bus-kas. Pit (roughing), 456; Moller, Que (hooking), Moller, Que, double minor (roughing, boarding), 10-43, Jackson, Que, misconduct, 10-43; Buskas, Pit (roughing), 1043. Frowlev, Pit (tripping), 14 55, Moller, Que (cross-checking), 18 29.

Shots on goal-Quebec 4-10-2-16. Pittsburgh 6-17-16-39. Power -play Opportunities Quebec 1 of Pittsburgh 4 of 10. Goalies Ouebec Brunette (38 shots-33 soves). Pittsburgh.

Meioche (12-8), Guen-ette (11 44 2nd. 4-4) Poul Stewart. Linesmen- Gerard Gauthief, GordBroseker. Red Wings 10, Jets 8 Winnioea 2 3 I Detroit 2 1 7-1 First Period 1. Winnipeg, Bosch- man 5 (Duncon 3 42 2.

Detroit, Klimo 11. 9-06 1 Winnipeg, McBom 8 (Eiiert, MocLeon), 13 57 (po). 4 Detroit, Ashton 7 IBurr, Chiasson), IB 12 (sh) Penolties-Prooert. Det (interference), 5:54 Corlvle, Win (interference). 9 40.

Eliett, Win (roughing), 1125; Ashton, Det (rougningi, 1125, Kocur. Det (high-sticungi, 13 4ft Higgms. Det (tripping). 14 09. Ellett.

Win (roughing). 16.52; Kocur, Det. double minor (roughing). 16 52, Re4- ck. Win, served by Duncon fsmsmno).

1Y06 Second Period-5. Wmnioeg, Neufetd 9 (Duncon), 151 6, Winnipeg. Mo ri eon 10 (Howerchuk, Corlvle) 230 7. Detroit, Burr 6 lOates. Hol-wrrd).

(oo) 1 Winnioea Mo cLeon 11 (Eiiert. Howerchuk). 17JO (PC). Penoities smaii. win tnoio- ino).

3 24 veitcn. Det (interfer ence), 7 15. Walters. Win (interference). 1206; Small.

Win (roughing). 12 06. Det (roughing), 12 06: Kvte. Win (interference). 12 39.

MaroiS. Win ISKtshmgl, II 14: Zomba Det 1156. Kvte Win (rwoumgi, wvi Tlvrd Period-9. D-jncon I (xLeorv Howerchuk .54 XL Detroit. Kimta 12 (Ashton.

Snorpies), 1 TA 11. Detroit, oonam iprooerr. 4 21 12. Detroit Oates 1 IK lima Sharpies). 5 55 li Detroit.

B'ldgmon 1 (Kocur, Burr). 6 37 14 Detroit. Shornies 7 (Ganoid, ver mont. 15. Detroit.

Ashton I (Oates). 917 Ml Wmuoeg. Siren 4 (Boschmon. Moron). 1309 ipo) Wtxnioeo.

MaCLeon 12 ICorlvIe Huweunuk 15 tool H. Detroit. B'lOomnn IHOt rv 1HOW II 40 Penott-es-Probert. Det (trvcgi 11 24 Berry. tootd-mgl.

14 Prooert De OOuCe mi nor rqrvstnai, xx eoscn- im fhowog). IS 12. But. hM itMMial. IS.

12 Shots on oor-wme 15-7-527 Defort l-13-IS-4 Power -oov Oooortvnftm wxe9 4 4 Muni I ot 7 bwn- Redox 144 snots-H snvr-il De-trod Se rj7 i A N5 Re- frpt Pan MOO Wt LVWUIWD THOROUGHBRED RACING QUINELLA (1-7) paid 527.00. THIRD RACE dm trot) FannYs Hunter (Toft) 14 00, 4 00, 4.80; Bound Together (Simmons) 3 40, 4 00; Takeover Target (Liles) 8.00. Time 245. EXACTA (4-2) paid S4140. FOURTH RACE (lm pace) Non-semonds Best (Roy Finn) 1620, 600.

4.20. Special Buck (Fred Firm, Jr 5 40. 4 40; French Leave (Rothos) 4 40 Time 243 4 5 QUINELLA (1-2) paid S28.40. FIFTH RACE dm poce) Petes Chief (F. Finn) 5 40.

3 60. 3 40; Cindys Rock way (Merrill) 700. 480; Blazing Hideowav (Fooan) HAWTHORNE PARK 3 5 Scratched Tarontisra Italian Rose. Wiggling, Night Hour, Lonnie Tolent. QUINELLA (24) paid S53.M.

TRIFECTA (8-2-9) POM) 829481 SUPERSET (341 8- 3. 8- 2-9), No winner, carryover 1447.344 25. SEVENTH RACE (4f) Nocturnal Storm (Silva) 52a 32a 2 20. April Fool Me (Frazier) 400. 28tt Prairie Grass (Clark) 260 Time 113 PERFECTA (44) paidSzUI.

EIGHTH RACE I4'H Sweet Run (Miller) 11 oa 4 0a 30ft LooV Sergeant (Buliard) 28a Z6tt Dakota (Murray) 3 40 Time 1 70 45. PERFECTA (J-4) poid3SJi. NINTH RACE (44) Monocle Miss (Soencert 40ft 30a 2 60; Excel lor Niece (Buliard) 7 2tt 46tt Lady Tv-tus (Gabriel) 1520 Time Hi Scratched Princess Sultan, Eastward Art. Sunrise imoge OUINELLA (8-11) 0id8Jl 80. TRIFECTA (8-114) poid 81.92440.

Attendance 4.904. Handle -SU1S081. Entries fTOOY) POST TIME. 38 AM. FIRST RACE S4J4 twimi, ndao-lnMeTtvev HiAie IU SornsAan IXt 0tre Tret H5 te Touch 122 Torova 111 GowSerenod 119 RjsGassHt 11 SECOND RACE 81U88L 3 Tu4VIW IMOS.

FashnOonc 1" F-o Sancac in DwstvLM 117 Treasure And 114 Free Irish 114 GinorBrdGrt 117 Bid Well 114 BmgMPrsnts 1)4 THIRD RACE cuimiog. 3 1. ond wo. 4 furlongs. Book Nook 113 Jims Profit 117 Rossi Uproar 113 AhSweetOan 115 All ThQnsMn 114 Fume AndAr 1M 0-FrenctiBow 110 frPrmcsPtch IX) Buff Tuff 110 BetvAndTrbl 113 Breathing Fir 114 O-Entry.

FOURTH RACE 84758. cMmkX. Dea withPrd 113 118 H8 I JoeSiommeT I Turbo Doug 118 118 122 Last Breaker MM MdnghS VisOintv Zer Goiaximo Terns Bromr NrthrnGmds AReOHordbt FIFTH RACE I Chietlvor 118 HeWontOonc 1'8 118 118 118 118 BocksthBntr 122 118 KngSustri Soring TThTD 118 EauoiStor 1 14751 Pawning. 3 ye. andna.4'1 nv TontooR Jocort LeCounlrvBv Swing Home PooetSumry RovolR EwenseCord Horry Stewrt 0-nrv.

SIXTH RACE 114 Bob Younger 1M UpForBds 114 Can MeTrapr 119 Happy 119 Behoving Ntv 114 Turn On 122 oBest Tumtjt 119 ues t. enV4v.4o Rent List FortCommnd wtiosOnOck Central Toe Anaii9Z Ronwn Arond norttiem iHns Cement Son 1)4 mOrbrl 117 Lost Lexers III Funnv Jov 14) Pmewaim 114 Grand Drive 114 Lmfa 118 Trov in JB Moan 118 114 114 1 114 114 11 121 NL chomsrtM. Jerr PoWtnon. wor Pore ofipMegai defense A.