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8H SPORTS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1988 FOR THE RECORD 31 Hula Bowl CAHOKIA 8 9 6 23 46 ALTHOFF 10 19 24 19-72 CAHOKIA Larry Wynn 10, Hill 10, Westminster, Pa. 90, Point Park 78 Wheeling Jesuit 101, Shepherd 95 Worcester St. 92, Westfield St. 80 College Summaries (Women) MISSOURI 33 46 79 NEBRASKA 44 38 84 MISSOURI Bax 10, Prophete 10, T.

Ellis 16, Lucas 12, Jorgenson 2, L. Ellis 17, Sandbothe 12. FG 34, FT 11, PF 23. NEBRASKA Ivy 24, Harris 14, Bolli 12, Fiene 4, Stephens 12, Halsne 7, Smith 2, Brooks 6, Wilson 1, Hubert 2. FG 33 (2 3-point FG), FT 16, PF 16.

LOUIS 26 52 78 LINCOLN 35 32 47 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Rubach 21, Houska 16, Masters 15, Wilmesher 15, Calvin 8, Hopper 2, Stolecki 1. 12. LINCOLN Williams 14, Parker 12, Alexander 10, Ray 9, Moore 8, McGee 6, Roby 4, Bvrd 4. FG 28 (1 3-point FG), FT 10, PF30.

ST. LOUIS U. 29 38 67 ORAL ROBERTS 34 42 76 ST. LOUIS U. Guymon 14, Mein-berg 17, Hynes 8, Elser 6, Hacker 9, Frazier 3, Groscewski 8, Siekmann ORAL ROBERTS Herron 20, Chamberlin 22, Eggers 14, K.

Og-den 9, N. Ogden 8, Logan 2, Hindle 1. FG33.FT6, PF 18. CASE WESTERN 12 26 38 WASHINGTON U. 30 31-61 CASE WESTERN Bethea 22, Glas-er 4, Cotronakis 10, Fredriksen 2.

FG 16, FT 6, PF 13. WASHINGTON I nskeep 2, Meyers 8, Steinhauer 4, Thompson 11, Logan 2, Sansalone 2, O'Brien 7, Noto 2, Hermann 6, Tyler 2, Larkin 2, Whitaker 5, Masters 2, VanMeter 6. FG 24 (1 3-point FG), FT 12, PF 12. WILLIAM WOODS 34 26 5 67 FONTBONNE 33 29 6 48 WILLIAM WOODS Jett 14, Light 4, Dougherty 8, Unnewehr 32, Wilder-man 1, Conn 8. FG 28, FT 11, PF 21.

FONTBONNE Lupsch 5, Klebusch 2, Kutis 14, Ellmo 8, Taormina 15, Sargent 24. FG 24 (1 3-point FG), FT 19, PF 16. IOWA WESLE YAN 31 28-59 McKENDREE 42 45 87 IOWA WESLEYAN Birch 2, Fro-man 11, Lauderdak 7, Veiseth 4, Grubb 20, Shearer 2, Traughder 13. McKENDREE Wheatley 18, Al-brecht 4, Fahev 17, Porter 2, Jackson 2, Ledeker 14, Gilkerson 7, Rockingham 2, Heinemann 2, Gilmer 11, Avery 8. FG 35 (3 3-point NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet.

GB Boston 25 10 .714 Philadelphia 18 17 7 Washington 11 20 .355 12 New York 12 23 .343 13 New Jersey 7 27 .206 17'A Central Division Pet. GB Atlanta 26 9 .743 Detroit 20 11 .645 4 Chicago 20 14 .588 5Vi Milwaukee 18 14 .563 6'ii Indiana 17 17 .500 8V4 Cleveland 17 18 .486 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. GB Dallas 21 11 .656 Houston 20 14 .588 2 Denver 20 15 .571 Th Utah 16 19 .457 6Vi San Antonio 14 19 .424 1 Sacramento 9 25 .265 13 Pacific Division Pet. GB LA Lakers 26 7 .788 -Portland 21 13 .618 5V! Seattle 20 15 .571 7 Phoenix 13 19 .406 12V2 LA Clippers 9 24 .273 17 Golden State 6 25 .194 19 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 101, Dallas 98 Boston 103, New Jersey 96 New York 110, Philadelphia 96 Chicago 115, Detroit 99 Houston 132, Indiana 102 Portland 121, San Antonio 120 Golden State at Denver, night LA Lakers at Phoenix, night Seattle at LA Clippers, night FRIDAY'S RESULTS Boston 122, Sacramento 86 Philadelphia 119, New York 104 Detroit 97, Cleveland 93 Indiana 112, San Antonio 108 Seattle 124, Utah 105 SUNDAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Cleveland at Milwaukee, 1:30 p.m.

Sacramento at Washington, 2 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES Golden State at Boston, noon Atlanta at New York, noon Detroit at Denver, 3 p.m. Houston at LA Lakers, 4 p.m. Indiana at Seattle, 4:30 p.m. Phoenix at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m.

Washington at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at LA Clippers, 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAMES Chicago at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Houston ot Sacramento, 9:30 p.m.

Dallas at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Australian Open (In Melbourne, Australia) Men's Fourth-Round Singles Todd Witsken def. Menno Oosting 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. Third-Round Doubles Rick Leach and Jim Pugh def. Eddie Edwards and Gary Muller 6-Z 6-2.

Women's Fourth-Round Singles Helena Sukova def. Belinda Cordwell 7-6, 6-3; Claudia Porwick def. Barbara Potter 7-6, 7-5. Third-Round Doubles Manon Bollegraf and Sandy Collins def. Michelle Jaggard and Marcel-la Mesker 6-Z- 6-1.

(SATURDAY) Third-Round Singles Andrei Chesnokov def. Mark Kratz-mann 7-5, 7-6 (7-0), 6-2; Christian Saceanu def. Jerome Potier 6-2, 6-1, 7-5; Jason Stoltenberg def. Joey Rive 6-2, 6-2, 6-2; Anders Jarryd (6) def. Paul Chamberlin 7-5, 6-1, 6-Z Stefan Edberg (2) def.

Dan Goldie 6-4, 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; John Frawley def. Jim Grabb 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4; Carl-Uwe Steeb def. Slobodan Zi-voiinovic (8) 6-4, 7-5, 2-6, Men's Second-Round Doubles Tim Wilkison and Todd Witsken def. Mike Bauer and Tom Niissen6-4, 6-1; Jonas B. Svensson and Magnus Tideman def.

Dan Cassidy and Chip Hooper 3-6, 7-5, 6-1; Paul An-nacone and Christo Van Rensburg (1) def. Bruce Derlin and Steve Guv 6-2, 6-4; Rick Leach and Jim Pugh (5) def. Antony Emerson and Ramesh Krishnan 6-3, 6-3; Eddie Edwards and Gary Muller def. Marc Flur and Joey Rive 6-3, 6-Z Marty Davis and Brad Drewett def. Magnus Gustafsson and Niclas Kroon 6-3, 6-4; Paul Chamberlin and Sherwood Stewart def.

Shane Barr and Kim Warwick 4-1, 6-4, John Fitzgerald and Anders Jarryd def. Kelly Jones and Todd Nelson 6-1, 7-6 (7-5). Women's Third-Round Singles Steffi Graf (1) def. Cammy MacGre-gor 6-1, 6-Z Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (8) def. Melissa Brown 6-2, 6-1; Ca-tarina Lindqvist (13) def.

Robin White 6-1, 6-4; Pam Shriver (4) def. Nicole Jagerman 6-3, 6-3; Radka Zrubakova def. Emiko Okagawa 6-0, 60; Lori McNeil (9) def. Jenny Byrne 6-4, 6-2; Hana Mandlikova (5) def. Catherine Tanvier 6-4, 6-3; Anne Minter def.

Carol Christian Women's Third-Round Doubles Jennifer Goodling and Wendy Wood def. Heidi Sprung and Sandra Was-sermann 7-6 (7-5), 6-2; Chris Evert and Wendy Turnbull (7) def. Ku-miko Okamoto and Naoko Sato 4-6, 6-0, 6-1; Camille Beniamin and Gretchen Rush Magers def. Kate McDonald and Erika Smith 6-1, 5-7, 10-8; Patricia Hy and Etsuko Inuoe (13 def. Bilvnda Potter and Kris-tine Radford 6-4, 6-0; Maria Lind-strom and Alison Scott def.

Ku-miko Okamoto and Naoko Sato 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (7-2); Martina Navrati-lova and Pam Shriver def. Patty Fendick and Jill Hetherington 7-6 (7-4), 7-5; Katrina Adams and Penny Bargdef Belinda Cordwell and Jul ie ichardson 6-3, 6-3. NHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division TPts. GF GA Detroit 22 17 5 49 177 148 BLUES 18 22 5 41 146 15? Chicago 18 24 3 39 160 185 Minnesota 14 25 8 36 154 189 Toronto 14 24 7 35 166 186 Smythe Division TPts. GF GA Edmonton 27 13 6 60 208 151 Calgarv 27 13 5 59 222 164 Winnipeg 18 19 6 42 158 180 Vancouver 15 24 7 37 154 167 Los Angeles 14 27 5 33 169 216 WALES CONFERENCE Adams Division TPts.

GF GA Boston 27 16 5 59 178 150 Montreal 24 12 10 58 169 142 Buffalo 19 19 7 45 144 174 Quebec 19 21 2 40 153 156 Hartford 16 20 7 39 128 141 Patrick Division TPts. GF GA Philadelphia 22 17 6 50 1 56 161 NY Islanders 22 16 5 49 175 153 New Jersey 21 20 5 47 158 167 Washington 21 20 5 47 156 144 Pittsburgh 17 20 9 43 176 184 NY Rangers 17 23 6 40 178 178 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Blues 3, Washington 1 Boston 5, Buffalo 1 NY Islanders 4, New Jersey 2 Quebec 4, Chicago 1 Montreal 4, NY Rangers 3 Pittsburgh 4, Toronto 3 Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 Hartford at Los Angeles, night FRIDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 Detroit 2, Minnesota 1 New Jersey 7, Toronto 3 Winnipeg 4, Edmonton 4 (ot) Calgary 4, Vancouver 4 (ot) SUNDAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) NY Islanders at Buffalo, 6:05 p.m. Philadelphia at NY Rangers, 6:35 p.m. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 7:05 p.m.

Washington at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES Edmonton at Montreal, 6:35 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 6:35 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAMES Blues at Winnipeg, 7:35 p.m. Edmonton at Quebec, 6:35 p.m.

Rangers at Los Angeles, 6:35 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 6:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at NY Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Hartford at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Calgarv, 8:35 p.m.

NHL Summaries Bruins 5, Sabres 1 Buffalo 0 1 0-1 Boston 2 1 2-5 First Period-1, Boston, Neely 23 (Wesley, Courtnoll), 12:16 (pp). 2, Boston, Bourgue 9 (Kluzak, Kasper), 19:34. Penalties Plett, Bos (interference), Linseman, Bos (interference), Ruuttu, Buf (roughing), Bouraue, Bos (roughing), Smith, Buf (inter' ference), Miller, Bos (tripping), Maguire, Buf (trip- ping), 17:33. Second Period 3, Boston, Byers 7 (Stevens), 8:12. 4, Buffalo, Houslev 18 (Johansson), 12:45.

Penalties Ruuttu, Buf (hooking), Neely, Bos (tripping), Johansson, Buf (holding), Foligno, Buf (elbowing), Maguire, Buf (roughing), 17:08. Third Period-5, Boston, Neely 24 (Linseman, Courtnall), 15:26. 6, Boston, Neely 25 (Kasper), 19:54. Penalties Linseman, Bos (hooking), Maguire, Buf, maior (fighting), Miller, Bos, maior (fighting), Stevens, Bos (high-sticking), Linseman, Bos, double minor (slashing, roughing), Larson, Bos (cross-checking), Ramsey, Buf (tripping), 17:33. Shots on goal-Buffalo 7-5-12-24.

Boston 8-18-1036. Power-play OpportunitiesBuffalo 0 of Boston 1 of 7. Goalies Buffalo, Barrasso (36 shots-31 saves). Boston, Keans (24-23). A 14,451.

Referee-Bob Hall. Linesmen Ron Finn, Mark Vines. Islanders 4, Devils 2 New Jersey 0 1 12 N.Y. Islanders 1 1 2-4 First Period 1, New York, Potvin 10 (Sutter, Flatlev), 3:41. Penalties-O'Callahan, NJ (cross-checking), Lauer, NY (slashing), Wolanin, NJ (hooking), Dan-evko, NJ, maior (fighting), Bassen, NY, maior (fighting), Kerr, NY (slashing), Ma-cLean, NJ (high-sticking), Potvin, NY (high-sticking), NJ, double minor (roughing), Lauer, NY, double minor (roughing), Trot-tier, NY (hooking), 18:39.

Second Period-2, New York, Kerr 14 (Bassen), 4:19. 3, New Jersey, Ver-beek 26 (Driver, Johnson), 8:50 (pp). Penalties- Cirella, NJ (holding), Korn, NJ (high-sticking), Diduck, NY (high-sticking), Bassen, NY (holding), Hrudev, NY, served by Gilbert (slashing), Cirella, NJ (delay of game), Henry, NY (delay of game), Kurvers, NJ (high-sticking), 18:05. Third Period-4, New York, LaFon-taine 31 (Leiter, Jonsson), 3:13 (pp). 5, New York, Makela 24 (Gilbert), 10:12.

6, New Jersey, Muller 22 (Verbeek, Driver), 14:48 (pp). Penalties Wolanin, NJ (elbowing), Sundstrom, NJ (tripping), Diduck, NY (hooking), Kerr, NY, double minor (hooking, slashing), Morrow, NY (cross-checking), Sundstrom, NJ (hooking), Sutter, NY (slashing), Potvin, NY, misconduct-game misconduct, Cirella, NJ (cross-checking), 18:01. Shots on goal New Jersey 12-14-13 39. New York 7-12-14-33. Power-play Opportunities New Jersey 2 of New York 1 of 7.

Goalies-New Jersey, Chevrier (33 shots-29 saves). New York, Hrudey (39-37). A 16,143. Referee Kerry Fraser. Linesmen Pat Dapuzzo, Gord Broseker.

Nordiques4, Blackhawksl Chicago 0 1 01 Quebec 0 2 24 First Period None. Penalties Manson, Chi (tripping), Gill is. Que (tripping), Haworth, Que (hooking), Sanipass, Chi, double minor (roughing), Moller, Que, double minor (roughing), Picard, Que (high-sticking). 19:47. Second Period-1, Quebec, Carkner 2 (P.

Stastny, A. Stastnv), 4:38 (pp). 2, Chicago, Graham 11 (Sanipass, B. Murray), 6:49 (pp). 3, Quebec, Brown 10 (Albelin, Goulet), 7:16.

Penalties-Vincelette, Chi (tripping), Gillis, Que (high-sticking), Sanipass, Chi (high-sticking), 10:47. Third Period-4, Quebec, A. Stastny 17 (Goulet, P. Stastny), 10:51 (pp). 5, Quebec, Finn 2 (Jackson, Lafren-iere), 14:49.

Penalties-Cochrane, Chi (high-sticking), McGill, Chi (hooking), Brown, Que (tripping), 18:32. Shots on goal Chicago 5-8-2-15. Quebec 10-16-1541. Power-play Opportunities Chicago 1 of Quebec 2 of 5. Goalies Chicago, Mason (41 shots-37 saves).

Quebec, Gosselin (15-14). A 14,781. Refer- ee Paul Stewart. Linesmen-John D'Amico, Dan McCourt. FRIDAY Flames 4, Canucks 4 Calgary 12 10-4 Vancouver 3 0 1 04 First Period 1, Vancouver, LeBlanc 9, 5:40.

2, Vancouver, Saunders 5 (Sutter, Boyd), 8:06. 3, Calgary, Hull 18 (Mullen), 14:49 (pp). 4, Vancouver, Lidster 3 (Pederson, Skriko), 19:20 (pp). Penalties-Tonelli, Cal (hooking), Pederson, Van (tripping), McCrim-mon, Cal (high-sticking), Ma-clnnis, Cal (cross-checking), Calgary bench, served by Hull (too many men on ice), 19:26. Second Period-5, Calgary, Mullen 20 (Otto, Suter), 7:30 (pp).

6, Calgary, Maclnnis 16 (Suter, Nieuwendyk), 17:22 (pp). Penalties-Huber, Van (hooking), Coxe, Van (hooking), Huber, Van (holding), Roberts, Cal (elbowing), 18:39. Third Period-7, Calgarv, Bullard 27 (Suter, Bozek), 1:34. 8, Vancouver, Skriko 16 (Pederson), 14:24. Penalties Maclnnis, Cal (cross-checking), Hull, Cal (interference), Wickenheiser, Van (holding), Otto, Cal, minor-misconduct-game misconduct (roughing), Roberts, Cal, minor-misconduct-game misconduct (roughing), Smyl, Van, minor-misconduct-game misconduct (roughing), Lidster, Van, minor-misconduct (roughing), 16:37.

Overtime None. Penalties None. Shots on goal-Calgary 9-13-13-5-40. Vancouver 15-11-10-0-36. Power-play Opportunities Calgarv 3 of Vancouver 1 of 7.

Goalies Calgarv, Vernon (36 shots-32 saves). Vancouver, Brodeur (40-36). A 15,814. Referee-Andy Van Helle-mond. Linesmen Brad La-zarowich, Randy Mitton.

East West 5 3 3 7-18 0 8 6 6-20 East-Safety (Santos tackled in end zone by J. Carter) East-FG Treadwell 44 East FG Treadwell 36 West Johnson 11 pass from Burnett (Thomas pass from Burnett) East-FG Treadwell 27 West-Henry 9 pass from Santos (kick failed) West-Woods 7 run (pass failed) East Tate 12 pass from Tupa (Treadwell kick) TEAM STATISTICS East West First downs 16 15 Rushes-yards 21-58 33-23 Passing 194 209 Return Yards 6 8 Comp-Att-Int 22-43-4 18-29-0 Punts 3-44 6-34 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 Penalties-Yards 7-51 1-5 Time of Possess. 29:53 30:07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING East, Simpson 7-40, Tate 5-20, Higgs 3-14. West, Woods 6-30, Jones 7-21, Thomas 6-21. PASSING East, Tupa 13-24-2-124, Burger 9-18-2-70.

West, Burnett 8-14-0-109, Santos 10-15-0-100. RECEIVING East, Brown Tate 6-47, Miller 3-34, Brown 2-38. West, Cox 6-101, Johnson 6-56. Shrine Classic East West 7 3 0 3-13 3 10 3 0-16 West-FG Whelihan 22 East-Zeno 21 pass from McPher-son (Lohmiller kick) West-FG Whelihan 30 East-FG Lohmiller 37 West-Franklin 3 pass from Perez (Murphy kick) West-FG Whelihan 45 East-FG Lohmiller 38 TEAM STATISTICS East West First downs 12 24 Rushes-yards 37-167 34-146 Passing 89 239 Return Yards 0 49 Comp-Att-Int 7-27-1 24-48-2 Punts 8-34 4-41 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-1 Penalties-Yards 2-15 3-25 Time of Possess. 25:56 34:04 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING East, White 11-64, McPherson 6-42, Cooper 6-29, Morris 10-23, Sharpe 1-7.

West, Jackson 13-65, Carr 2-29, Woodside 7-25, Muster 3-15. PASSING East, McPherson 3-17-1-60, McCoin 4-10-0-29. West, Chandler 16-26-2-150, Pereez 8-20O-29, Bedford 0-1-0-0, Woodside 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING East, Morris 3-6, Sharpes 1-42, Kelly 1-23, Zeno 1-21. West, Franklin 6-62, James 4-42, Muster 4-38, Verhulst 3-39, Bedford 3-23.

NFL Playoff Schedule (St. Louis Times) (Sunday) NFC CHAMPIONSHIP Minnesota at Washington, 1 1:30 a.m. AFC CHAMPIONSHIP Cleveland at Denver, 3 p.m. (Sunday, Jan. 31) SUPER BOWL AFC champion vs.

NFC champion in San Diego, 5 p.m. Tournament Of Champions CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) Third-round scores Saturday in the Tournament of Champions golf tournament, on the par-72 La Costa course: PGA Tour Steve Pate 66-66-70-202 Larry Nelson 68-67-68-203 Nick Faldo 70-65-71-206 Dave Barr 67-66-73-206 J.C. Snead 69-69-71-209 Keith Clearwater 69-67-73 -209 210 Mark McCumber, Doug Teweii, Payne Stewart, Paul Azinger. 211 Tom Watson, Tom Kite, Larry Mize, Ben Crenshaw, Scott Simpson.

212 Fred Couples, George Burns, Sandy Lyle. 213 Don Poolev, Robert Wrenn. 214 Sam Randolph, T.C. Chen, John Cook, Johnny Miller, Curtis Strange. 215 Kenny Knox, Corey Pavin, Jay Haas (72-71-72).

216 Ken Brown. 217 Mac O'Grady, Lanny Wadkins, Davis Love III. 218 D.A. Weibring, Mark Calcavecchia. 219 Gary Hallberg, Joey Sindelar.

220 John Inmon. 222 -Mike Reid. 0 Seniors Dave Hill 68-72-71-211 Al Geiberger 73-69-70-212 Miller Barber 69-72-71-212 Bob Charles 73-71-70-214 Orville Moody 69-73-72-214 215 Bruce Crampton. 218 Larry Mowry. 219- Billy Casper.

221 Don January. 224 Gene Littler, Chi Chi Rodgri-guez, Gary Player. Area Results HOLE IN ONE (At Columbia Golf Club) Francis Telle with a 5-wood on the FOOTBALL KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Named Rod Rust defensive coordinator. BASKETBALL NEW JERSEY NETS Traded center Mike Gminski and forward Ben Coleman to the Philadelphia 76ers for center Tim McCormack, forward Rov Hinson and a second-round draft choice in 1989. COLLEGE ARIZONA STATE Announced that the state Board of Regents has approved a four-year contract for Larry Marmie, head football coach.

Yale 82, Brown 75 SOUTH Alice Lloyd 82, Pikeville 80 Auburn 65, Mississippi St. 57 Auburn-Montgomery 60, Athens St. 53 Augusta 72, Radford 70 Austin Peay 93, Morehead St. 64 Bellarmine 101, N. Kentucky 99, OT Birmingham-Southern 110, Tallade ga 86 Bridgewater.Va.

82, Shenandoah 71 Campbell 77, Baptist Coll. 67 Cent. Florida 80, St. Francis, NY 79 Cent. Weslevan 64, S.C.-Spartanburg 61, zui Citadel 78, Newberry 66 Clemson 75, Wake Forest 62 Coll.

of Charleston 73, Lander 66 Covenant 121, Bristol 118, 20T David Lipscomb 101, Christian Brothers 86 Davidson 81, 65 E.Tennessee St. 86, VMI 65 East Carolina 61, Navy 49 Elon 53, Wingate 50 Emory 8. Henry 79, Washington Lee 69 Florida 77, Mississippi 72 Florida St. 86, South Florida 70 Florida Tech 72, Florida Southern 70 Furman 76, W. Carolina 73 Georgetown, Kv.

71, Berea 67 Georgia 59, LSU 50 Georgia Coll. 83, Kennesaw 76, OT Georgia Southern 74, Stetson 51 Georgia St. 104, Centenary 91 Guilford 67, Atlantic Christian 64 High Point 64, Pfeiffer 49 Jackson St. 67, Alcorn St. 59 Jacksonville St.

77, Livingston St. 76 Johnson C. Smith 65, Bowie St. 61 Kentucky 83, Tennessee 65 LaGrange 86, Berry 80 Lenolr-R hvne 81, Catawba 60 Limestone 76, Francis Marion 75 Lincoln Memorial 88, Carson-New man 83 Louisville 92, UCLA 79 Mars Hill 80, Clinch Valley 55 Marshall 88, Appalachian St. 80 Maryland 72, Duke 69 Marymount, Va.

91, Newport News 79 Mercer 75, Houston Baptist 58 Milisaps 66, Maryville, Mo. 65 Morgan St. 82, Howard U. 64 Mount Olive 75, Pembroke St. 70 N.

Carolina 78, Bethune-Cook-man69 N. Carolina St. 76, Georgia Tech 74 N.C. Central 72, Fayetteville St. 51 N.C.-Charlotte 68, Jacksonville 65 N.C.-Asheville 86, Benedict 67 N.C.-Greensboro 81, N.C.

Wesleyan 75 N.C.-Wilmington 67, American U. 64 NW Louisiana 60, NE Louisiana 58 Norfolk St. 69, Virginia St. 65 North Carolina 87, Virginia 62 North Georgia 87, Ga. Southwestern 81 Old Dominion 71, Va.

Commonwealth 67 Palm Beach Atlantic 113, Clearwater Christian 80 Pan American 76, Nicholls St. 62 Pensacola Christian 73, Trinity Baptist 66 Presbyterian 89, Erskine 87 Randolph-Macon 79, Slippery Rock 64 Rhodes 74, Trinity, Tex. 71 Richmond 86, George Mason 70 Rollins 77, Tampa 75 S. Carolina St. 65, Coppin St.

62 S. Mississippi 127, Virginia Tech 102 S.C.-Aiken 62, Gardner-Webb 61 Sewanee 104, Warren Wilson 96 Shaw 80, Livingstone 68 South Carolina 66, Ala. -Birmingham 63 Southern U. 108, Alabama St. 90 St.

Andrew's 85, Christopher Newport 84, OT St. Augustine's 95, Winston-Salem 82 Tenn. Weslevan 72, Milligan 50 Tennessee Tech 56, City 54 Union, Kv. 87, Oakland City 79 Vanderbilt 76, Alabama 70 Virginia Union 79, Elizabeth City St. 70 W.

Kentucky 109, South Alabama 93 Washington, Md. 84, Salisbury St. 64 West Georgia 74, Delta St. 62 William 8. Mary 75, James Madison 65 William Carey 87, Southern, NO 72 Winthrop 80, California, Pa.

67 MIDWEST Allegheny 66, Denison 56 Alma 66, Albion 62 Anderson, Ind. 57, DePauw 54 Ashland 78, Indianapolis 77, OT Butler 52, Detroit 50 Cent. Iowa 64, Dubuaue 61 Chadron St. 122, Doane 115 DePaul 77, Notre Dame 71 Defiance 76, Indiana Tech 72 E. Michigan 101, St.

Mary's, Mich. 77 Ferris St. 109, Grand Valley St. 92 Grace 89, Marion 77 Greenville 79, Blackburn 69 Hanover 100, Brescia 73 Heidelberg 83, Mount Union 64 Hope 89, Adrian 80 Illinois 68 Illinois 80, Wisconsin 65 Illinois Col. 93, Cornell, Iowa 83 Illinois Weslyn 83, Carthage 68 Wayne 97, St.

Francis, Ind. 84 Iowa 92, Northwestern 68 Iowa St. 123, U.S. International 92 Judson 74, St. Ambrose 65 Kansas 95, Hampton U.

69 Kansas St. 69, Oklahoma 62 Kent St. 59, Cent. Michigan 53 Lawrence 73, Trinity, III. 56 Lewis 85, S.

Indiana 69 Loras 75, William Penn 56 Malone 99, Ohio Dominican 69 Marian, Ind. 81, Huntington 72 Marauette 65, Miami, Fla. 51 Miami, Ohio 85, W. Michigan 62 Michigan St. 75, Indiana 74, OT Michigan Tech 110, Hillsdale 86 97, Moorhead St.

58 Monmouth, III. 81, Knox 74 Muskingum 75, Capital 65 Nebraska 70, Missouri 68 North Central 76, Augustanalll. 63 Oberlin 87, Wooster 72 Ohio Northern 59, Otterbein 47 Ohio U. 58, Ball St. 51 Ohio Weslyn 88, Kenyon 70 Olivet 56, Kalamazoo 55 Olivet Nazarene 91, Purdue-Calumet 90 Dakota St.

81, 69 S. Illinois 82. IndianoSt. 72 SlU-Edwardsville 83, Wis-Milwau- kee64 SW Missouri St. 75, N.

Iowa 67 St. Cloud St 83, South Dakota 75 Taylor 81, Eorlham68 Toledo 68, Bowling Green 59 Wichita St. 92, Creighton 73 William Jewell 90, Baker 58 70, Wis -Riv Falls 67 Wright St. 103, Shore 73 Xavier, Ohio 98, Lovola, I II. 90 SOUTHWEST Ark -Little Rock 90, Hardin-Simmons 86 Arkansas St 76, Oral Roberts 72 E.

Texas Baptist 88, Austin Col. 76 Memphis St 54. Tulsa 47 N. Texas St. 77, Texos-Arlington 68 Oklahoma St 86, Colorado 71 Schreiner 72, Southwestern, Texas 60 Southern Meth.

7Z Rice 60 Texas I 77, Cent. St Ok la 72 Texas A8.M 74, Arkansas 67 Texas Tech 65, Texas 55 Texas-San Antonio 84, Samford 61 FAR WEST Adams St 89. Colorado Mines 87, OT Arizona 7a Oregon 54 California 77, Washington 75 Denver 112, Colo-Colo. Springs 44 Oregon St. 74, Arizona St.

48 Utah 7tt Air Force 50 Utah St. 73, Col-Santo Barbara 72 High School Summaries (Boys) ABC League LUTM N. IS 20-73 LUTH.S. 5 14 14 17-51 LUTHERAN NORTH Bostic 4. Vir-dure 5 (4 assists).

Armour 1. Powell Jolly 14. Cooper 7, Dinger 4, Merriman Eberle 13 (10 rebounds). Gory Johnson 4, Tony Johnson FG-24 (2 3-point FG) FT-W PF-19. LUTHERAN SOUTH Matlock 1 Beumer 4.

Rousch 14. Sondt Mor-kert 5, Korsten 2 (5 ossists). Moore 21 FG-19 (1 3ioint FG) FT-13 PF-23. Nconterence RIVERVIEW 14 11 20-54 VASMON Jt 19 13 11-73 RIVERVIEW GARDENS Fmton Edwards 11 (9 assists), Woiioce 19. Keilv I Smith 8.

Moore A Helim 4. Rav 7 FG-19 (2 J-pomt FG) FT-14 PF-W VASHON Motcolm Nash 9, Kenneth Simpson 4 (12 rebounds). Tuns toll 27 I )0 assists). Cody 7 10 assists). Warner 4.

Jones I Gont 2. Doncy I MontreM Nosh 12. FG-29 (5 3-poit POPL BLUFF S14NW-7 DESOTO MI7I4M-7 POPLAR BLUFF Keorbev 4. G- son IX Jackson 12, Johnson 22. Turner 24 (2 3oomt FG) FT- 11PF-J4 DE SOTO Baker 3t Borer t3 a assists).

ParmeKT 14 (7 assists). 6xs 0-S 4 FG-29 (7 3-pomtFG) FT 22PF-11. Jennings 4, Hughes 3, Broaden Rogers 7. FG-20 (2 3-point FG) FT-4PF-13 ALTHOFF Perry 13, Cox 8 (5 as sists), Serkin 24 (13 rebounds), Haar 13, McCann 8, Egan 4, Ysursa 2. FG-24 (1 3-point FG) FT-23 PF-13.

EDVILLE. 14 15 4 17-52 BELL. W. 6 18 15 15-54 EDWARDSVILLE Suess 20, Tuttle 15, Lynn 2, Schaefer 6, Heien Bradford 6. FG-20 (2 3-point FG) FT-10PF-14.

BELLEVILLE WEST Zaber 6, Stanczyk 17, Hasenstab 10, Hohlt 15, Chris Lowery 2, Smith I Hall 2. FG-23FT-8PF-16. LINCOLN 22 26 32 12 92 E.ST. LOUIS 10 17 13 24 64 LINCOLN McKinney 4, Nash 4, El lis 27, Martin 20, Jackson 10, Braa-ford 21, Stevenson 1 Lewis 4. FG-38 (3 3-point FG) FT-13 PF-12.

EAST ST. LOUIS Williams 10, Harris 3, Skinner 2, Gooch 15, Mosby 11, Johnson 7, Henderson 2, Jett 14. FG-26 (3 3-point FG) FT-9 PF-15. South Calloway Tourney THIRD PLACE NEW HAVEN 11 22 20 19 72 N.CALLOWAY 9 12 16 13-50 NEW HAVEN Bailey 2, Bauche 16 (7 assists, 5 steals), Freitag 2, Find-, ers 4, Gerdes 3, Kurt Kreftmeyer 2, Scheer 5, Steinbeck 9, Peirick 3, Vedder 6, Walkenhorst 19, Bor-cherding 1. FG-27 FT-18 PF-20.

NORTH CALLOWAY Mithe 5, Freels 4, Dunn 4, Feltner 4, Rost 2, Holliday 25, Gioboney 6. FG-18 FT-14 PF-21. Winchester Tourney CHAMPIONSHIP BEARDSTOWN 14 15 1122-62 MARQUETTE 12 12 13 15-52 BEARDSTOWN Morrow 10, Force 21, Hamilton 17, Vermillion 2, Fritz 4, Cramblitt 8. FG-26 FT-10 PF-13. MARQUETTE Blasingim 12, Mason 15 (7 assists), Roach 2, Dan Stephan 18, Steve Johnes 4, Pat Stephan 1.

FG-20 (3 3-point FG) FT-9 PF-13. (Girls) Archdrocesan Assoc. ROSATI-KAIN I 5 18 8-37 DuBOURG 2 12 4 11-29 ROSATI-KAIN Allen 10, Gawrys Handal 2, Lange 5 (7 assists, 5 steals), McPherron 11 (10 rebounds), Pudlowski 7. FG-15 FT-7 PF-10. DuBOURG Bolfing 4, Janice Book 7, Foley 4, Purvis 10, Kenny 4.

FG-12FT-5PF-11. Non-conference ST. JOSEPH'S 8 7 3 15-33 NERINX HALL 17 9 6 15-47 ST. JOSEPH'S Bird 9, Polozola 1, Moloney Grower 6, Hartweger 6, Suntrup 7, Ziebol 2. FG-14 FT-5 PF-16.

NERINX HALL Eveler 11 (5 steals), Payne 4, Stasa 2, Fuegner 1, Taormino 7 (10 rebounds, 5-steals), Roy 2, Kenny 8, Burdge 12. FG-19 FT-9 PF-13. Highland Tourney FIRST ROUND VANDALIA 11 11 5 9-36 O'FALLON 12 8 16 12-48 VANDALIA Osborne 9, Schumacher 13, Bolvard 3, Swain 6, Harrison 2, Kaiser 3. FG-15 (1 3-point FG) FT-5 PF-10. O'FALLON Franklin 12, Gallagher 6, Greenwood 20 (14 rebounds), Allen 0 (7 assists), Moore 4, Letts 6.

FG-22FT-4PF-17. EDWARDSVILLE 13 6 20 22 41 CAHOKIA 4 6 5 12-27 EDWARDSVILLE Nelson 19, Den-ise Isenberg 12, Eden 6, Schaefer Srhwenr 9. Schreiber 8. Buckley 1, Onley Linafelter 2. FG-21 (3 3- pointFG) FT-I6PF-1.

CAHOKIA Athena Robinson 4, Fer guson 2, Navis Crosby 10, Dana Lrosbv 1, Kav iu. i-is-y 1-1 -y rr-10. WESCLIN 13 14 10 11-48 TRIAD 7 18 I 11-44 WESCLIN Sloniker 17, Erin Lande-feld 5, Walters 6, Annette Rakers 12, Poole 2, Heather Landefeld 6, FG-19 FT-10 PF-14. TRIAD Converse 2, Davis 10, Reynolds 8, Dickman 10, Beckmann 8, Liayiono. t-ij-i (ij-pomt Ft) ft- MADISON 11 7 17 8-43 OKAWVILLE 15 16 18 11-60 MADISON Brandon 8, Browlev 20, Garrett 4, Jones 9, Fifer 2.

FG-16 (4 J-POint F(3 FT-7 PF-14. OKAWVILLE Holmes 14, Heintz 6, Luecnieteia a. Anaee bta mas 4. Dunn 6, Swope 6, Carrie Stallings 1, ro-Z I -6 rr- lj. HIGHLAND 20 12 10 18- ASSUMPTION 6 17 13 4- HIGHLAND Stelner 4, Sharon Kampwerth 15, Weiss 16, Zobrist 6, rork ueDbi Kampwerth 9, carol Kampwerth 7.

FG-25 FT-10 PF-13. ASSUMPTION Snowden 8, Jones 4, Taylor 2, Eckford 2, Harris 19, Lewis 5. FG-18 FT-4PF-17. BREESECEN. 8 6 10 16-40 CARLYLE 11 21 4 11-49 BREE5E CENTRAL Beckmann 2, Heimann 8, Renspurger 10, Mi chelle Wuebbles 11, Kruse 6, Schroeder 3.

FG-17 (1 3-point FG) FT-5 PF-22. CARLYLE Evilsizer 18, Schneider 8, Elaine Rudolphi 2, Patty Rudol- phi 13, Rakers 8. FG-19 FT-11 PF- IU. High School Summaries (Girls) Archdiocesan Assoc. ROSATI-KAIN 6 5 18 8-37 DuBOURG 2 12 4 11-29 ROSATI-KAIN Allen 10, Gawrys 2, Handal 2, Lange 5 (7 assists, 5 steals).

McPherron 11 (10 re bounds), Pudlowski 7. FG-15 FT-7 PF-10. DuBOURG Bolfing 4, Janice Book 7, Foley 4, Purvis 10, Kenny 4. t-o-12FT-5PF-U. Highland Tourney FIRST ROUND VANDALIA 11 11 5 9-36 O'FALLON 12 8 16 12-48 VANDALIA Osborne 9, Schu mocher 13.

Bolvard 3, Swain 6, Harrison Kaiser 3. FG-15 (1 3- ooint FG) FT-5 PF-10. FALLON Franklin 12, Gallagher 6, Greenwood 20 (14 rebounds), Al len 0 assists), Moore Letts 4. FG-22FT-4PF-17. EDWARDSVILLE 13 20 22 61 CAHOKIA 4 4 5 12-27 EDWARDSVILLE Nelson 19, Den- ise Isenberg 12, Eden 6, Schaeter 1 Schwear 9.

Schreiber 8, Buckley 1, Onley 2. Linafelter 2. FG-21 (3 3- oomt FG) FT-16 PF-17. CAHOKIA Athena Robinson 4, Ferguson Navis Crosby 10, Dana Crosby Ray HI. rw I -y rr-10.

WESCLIN 13 MM 11-48 TRIAD 7 18 I 11-44 WESCLIN Sloniker 17, Erin Landefeld 5, Walters 4, Annette Rokers 1Z Poole Heather Landeteia 6. FG-19 FT-W PF-14. TR I AO Converse Davis la Reynolds 8, Okkmon H), Beckmann 8, Clayton 4. FG-17 (1 3-point FG) FT-9PF-2Z MADISON 11 7 17 1-43 OKAWVILLE IS MM 11-48 MADISON Brandon Browlev 2a Garrett 4 Jones 9, Fifer FG-14 (4 3-point FG) FT-7 PF-14. OKAWVILLE Holmes 14, Heintz 6.

Luechtefetd 23, Andee Stallings 4, Dunn 6, Swope 4, Carrie Stallings 1. FG-27 FT-4 PF-15. HIGHLAND 11 It -40 ASSUMPTION 4 17 11 4-48 HIGHLAND Steiner 4. Sharon Kampwerth 15. Weiss 14.

Zobrist 4, York 1 Debbi Komowerth 9. Carol Kompwerth 7. FG-25 FT-K) PF-13. ASSUMPTION Snowden 8. Jones 4.

Tovior Eckford Harris 19, Lewis 5. FG-M FT-4 PF-17. PRO FOOTBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Favorite Points Underdog WASHINGTN 3 Minnesota DENVER 1 Cleveland COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Under doa ILLINOIS Tennessee Houston 4 TCU ST JOSEPHS Duquesne PRO BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog WASHINGTN 7 Sacramento MILWAUKEE Cleveland PRO HOCKEY FcvorHe Goals Underdo BUFFALO Evn- NYlSWnderS NY RANG Evn-H PhrtadeuXwi WINNIPEG HVk Vancouver CHICAGO Evn-' Wasnmgton Home team in CAPS rW7 Trn Services. Inc. Wrestling Edwardsville 32 (Quick pin: Ronzell Williams, 112 pounds, 17 seconds).

Mount Vernon 28 Edwardsville 48 (Quick pin: Jim Mersinger, 145, Triad 16 Edwardsville 43, Wood River 19 (Quick pin: Chad Tite, 132, 1:15) LAFAYETTE TOURNAMENT Team Scores Eureka 160.5, Pattonville 141.5, Parkway Central 106, Lindbergh 100, Lafayette 82, Hazelwood West 47.5, Pacific 43, Webster Groves 34 Individual Champions 103-POUNDS Kent Sutterer (PC); 112 Daryl Ives (P); 119 Ed Ives (P); 125 Kurt Jones (WG); 130 Chris Meyer (L); 135 -Larry Howdershell (E); 140 George Malek (E); 145 Derek Ruaman (PC); 152 Jim stuitz (PC); 160 Brian Graham (E); 171 Dean Tiffany (E); 189 LaMont Headd (P); HWT Bill Bartley (E) RIVERVIEW GARDENS INVITATIONAL Team Scores McCluer North 202.5, Parkway West 131, Ritenour 128.5, Riverview Gardens 119, Parkway North 83.5, CBC 81, Fort Zumwalt 63.5, McCluer 21 Individual Champions 103-POUNDS Dan Dunn (MN); 112 Dave Lefores (MN); 119 Nate Mosley (MN); 125 Chris Lang-don (R); 130 Brian Martin (MN); 135 Mike Rohm (PW); 140 -Dewayne Hampton (RG); 145 Joe Bingham (MC); 152 Kevin Bly (PW); 160 Dave Herr (MN); 171 Pat Gifford (PW); 189 -Bruce Harris (MN); HWT Tim Burke (CBC) Boys Hockey MID-STATES LEAGUE Lindbergh 2 (Dan Minden, Matt Spiros; shutout by Grant Miller), irk wood 0 DeSmet 3 (Blake Wiley, Andy McMil-len, Ron Walters), Chaminade 2 (Scott Nelson 2) Hazelwood East 3 (John McElroy, Tim Becker, Jim Cullev; shutout by Jeff Besserman), Francis Howell 0 AC-Delco Classic TORRANCE, Calif. (AP) Final results Saturday in the $150,000 PBA AC-Delco Classic with pinfall and money-winnings: 1. J. Berardi 718 (3 games) $27,000 2 W. Williams Jr 227 (1 game) $14,000 3.

P.Weber 199 1 game) $8,500 4. M. Roth 389 2 games) $7,000 5. J. Pencak 170 1 game) $6,000 Playoff Results Mark Roth def.

Jim Pencak 207-170; Joe Berardi def Roth 212-181 Berardi def. Pete Weber 258-199. Title Match Berardi def. Walter Rav Williams 248-227. f-b), 14, Pt- 2U.

(Men) MILLSAPS 38 28-66 MARYVILLE 34 31-65 MILLSAPS Wise 5, Chancellor 23, Carr 15, Shelton 2, Hunt 3, Nichols 18. FG 19 (1 3-point FG), FT 29, PF 17. MARYVILLE Jarvis 25, Flood 2, Harrison 3, Meinkoth 2, Toone 4, Marlev 8, Baldwin 6, Overby 5, Meers 10. FG 25 (2 3-point FG), FT 13, PF 30. WASHINGTON U.

31 54-85 CASE WESTERN 30 28 58 WASHINGTON U. Bergman 25, Jackson 15, Unterreiner 13, Suiter 10, Rickett 6, Owens 3, Mover 3, O'Connell 2, Fullilove 2, Dingwerth 2, Robinson 2, Wilkening 2. FG 31 (3 3-point FG), FT 20, PF 14. CASE WESTERN Jones 22, Pennington 10, Harubin 10, Kontopry-gos 7, Tekieli 7, Rapacz 2. FG 21, FT 13, PF 18.

GRANITE CITY 25 37 62 MERAMEC 26 22 48 GRANITE CITY CENTER Ware 6, Gordon 1, Veizer 2, Martin 12, Stevanus 9, Carter 10, Montana 22. FG 17 (3 3-point FG), FT 17, PF 18. MERAMEC Lehmann 2, Stulce 2, Meeks 2, Laudel 5, Steptoe 10, 15. FG 21 (1 3-point FG), FT 3, PF 21. FLO VALLEY 31 46-77 CENT.METH.JV 29 41 -70 FLORISSANT VALLEY Snider 8, Bickel 11, Robinson 2, Woodard 18, Frazier 4, Epting 10, Grote 20, Price 4.

FG 26 (2 3-point FG), FT 23, PF 22. CENTRAL METHODIST JV -Lvndsey 13, Logsdan 14, Fisher 15, Cox 2, Moore 8, McCowan 1, Edwards 2, Kennedy 15. FG 25 (2 3-point FG), FT LOUIS 37 57 94 LINCOLN 28 45 73 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Love 33, McNoir 18, Pilz 17, Brooks 13, Mor-ganfield 6, Scales 4, Marzette 2. FG 37 (6 3-point FG), FT 14, PF 17.

LINCOLN Jones 18, Bovton 13, Walton 11 Hamilton 12, Hughes 8, McFerren 9, Alexander 1. FG 28 (5 3-point PF 17. WEBSTER U. 39 54 93 SANFORD-BROWN 38 40 78 WEBSTER U. Stack 6, Farrar 15, Loeffelman 12, Thoman 3, Hicks 45, Richardson 4, Hembree 8.

FG 27 (4 3-point FG), FT 21, PF 16. SANFORD-BROWN Pearce 25, Hatcher 4, Massie 2, Stephens 4, Blanks 4, Pribbel 16, Parker 23. FG 32 (5 3-point FG), FT 9, PF 23. INDIANA ST. 34 30 6 72 SIU-CARBONDALE 29 37 16 82 INDIANA STATE Campbell 6, Bird 24, Alakiia 16, Vickers 13, Ad-derlev 8, Akinola 1, Cheatham 4.

FG 22 (5 3-point FG), FT 23, PF 27. SIUC House 16, Richardson 5, Nurnberger 25, Middleton 23, Mohan 3, Krueger 2, Busch 8. FG 26 (4 3-point FG), FT 25, PF 24. College Results EAST Albany, Y. 73, Oneonta St.

66 Alderson-Broaddus 102, Salem, W.Va. 83 Alvernia 84, Swarthmore 79 Amherst 91, Williams 85 Bates 95, Worcester Tech 88 Bentlev 93, American Intl. 82 Bloomsburg 70, Queens Coll. 51 Bluefield St. 91, W.

Virginia St. 88 Boston College 68, Georgetown 66 Boston U. 80, Hartford 78 73, Fromingham St. 57 Brooklyn Col. 92, Pratt 41 Bucknell 80, Lovola, Md.

60 Cabrini 67, Stockton St. 66 Caldwell 94, Dominican, N.Y. 90 Carnegie-Mellon 77, Hiram Col. 71, 20T Cent. Connecticut St.

75, Hofstra 74 Concord 82, Glenville St. 77 Connecticut 51, Syracuse 50 Cornell 75, Harvard 50 Dartmouth 85, Columbia 73 Delaware 78, West Chester 64 Drew 69, Susauehonno 64, OT Drexel 93, Towson St. 62 East Stroudsburg 75, Kings, Pa 70, OT Edinboro 115, Mansfield 77 Elmira 79, Hamilton 77 Emorv 83, Vassor 80, OT FDU-Madison 92, Lycoming 84, OT Fairleigh Dickinson 62, Mar 1st 61 Fairmont St 92. Davis Elk ins 61 Franklin 8. Marshall 74, Widener 57 Gannon 87, Adelphi 60 Gettysburg 97, Grove City 64, Perm 62 Hobart 81, Brock port St 65 Holy Cross 7Z Army 100 Hunter 68, Baruch 55 Jersey City St.

96. Glossboro St. 82 John Carroll 73. Bethony.W.Va 68 John Joy 93, Medgar Evers 87 Juniata 68, Albright 60 Keene St. 88.

Southampton 85 King N.Y. 74. St, Joseph N.Y. 5V Kutztown 72, C.W. Post 64 Lo Salle 78, Fairfield 50 Lehigh 91, Rider 45 Lock Haven 98.

Neumann 29 Lowell 75, S. Connecticut 54 Ml 65, Coast Guard 56 Maine 94, Conisius 84 MtOdleburv 78. Brondeis 54 MiliersviHe 89, Eastern 71 Monmouth. J. 71, Robert Morris 64 Moravian 77.

W. Maryland 74. OT Muhlenberg 84. Lebanon Vol. 74 NBA Summaries Hawks 101, Mavericks 98 ATLANTA (101) Wilkins 15-30 4-6 34, Levingston 5-10 1-1 11, Koncak 4-8 0-0 8, Wlttman 6-14 0-0 12, Rivers 3-11 2-2 8, Willis 2-4 2-2 6, Rollins 0-2 2-2 2, Webb 2-6 2-2 6, Battle 4-10 0-0 8, Carr 2-3 2-2 6.

Totals 43-98 15-17 101. DALLAS (98) Aguirre 9-18 13-14 32, Perkins 6-10 1-2 14, Donaldson 4-5 4-5 12, Harper 4-13 3-4 12, Davis 1-3 4-4 6, Tarpley 6-10 3-4 15, Schrempf 3-8 0-0 7, Blab 0-0 0-2 0. Totals 33-67 28-35 98. Atlanta 18 24 35 24-101 Dallas 25 26 26 21- 98 3-Point goals-Aquirre, Perkins, Harper, Schrempf. Fouled out None.

Rebounds-Atlanta 57 (Wilkins 14), Dallas 41 (Tarpley 8). As-sists-Atlanta 28 (Rivers 13), Dallas 22 (Harper 11). Total fouls-Atlanta 28, Dallas 18. Celtics 103, Nets 96 BOSTON (103) McHale 12-19 5-5 29, Bird 8-19 2-3 19, Parish 11-16 1-2 23, Johnson 5-9 0-0 10, Ainge 8-16 1-2 18, Acres 0-1 0-0 0, Mln-niefield 0-0 00 0, Roberts 1-3 2-2 4, Dave 0-0 0-0 0, Lewis 0-0 0-0 0, Lohaus 0- 00-00. Totals45-83 11-14 103.

NEW JERSEY (96) Woolridge 9-21 4-8 22, Williams 6-113-3 15, Gminski 7-13 2-2 16, Bagley 3-9 0-0 6, Birdsong 6-14 0-0 12, Comegys 3-8 1- 2 7, Washington 7-12 4-4 18, Bradley 00 0-0 0. Totals 41-88 14-19 96. Boston 28 26 27 22-103 New Jersey 26 30 23 17- 96 3-Point goals Bird, Ainge. Fouled out Rebounds Boston 48 (Parish 15), New Jersey 45 (Williams 16). Assists- Boston 28 (Johnson 14), New Jersey 18 (Bagley 5).

Total fouls Boston 18, New Jersey 17. Technical New Jersey illegal defense. Bulls 115, Pistons 99 DETROIT (99) Dantley 7-19 6-6 20, Mahorn 4-5 0-0 8, Laimbeer 4-7 0-0 8, Dumars 2-10 4-4 8, Thomas 5-15 5-6 15, Johnson 10-20 2-2 22, Salley 2-3 2-2 6, Rodman 5-7 0-0 10. Bedford 0-1 0-0 0, Lewis 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 40-88 19-20 99.

CHICAGO (115) Sellers 4-8 0-0 8, Oakley 1-3 1-2 3, Brown 4-6 1-2 9, Sparrow 5-10 3-4 13, Jordan 12-26 12-13 36, Grant 4-8 4-5 12, Corzine 4-11 1-1 9, Paxson 2-5 0-0 4, Pippen 2-4 1-2 5, Threatt 7-9 2-2 16. Totals 45-90 25-31 115. Detroit 22 26 27 24- 99 Chicago 25 23 36 31-115 Fouled out Laimbeer. Rebounds-Detroit 45 (Rodman 13), Chicago 55 (Oaklev, Jordan 10). Assists-De-troit 23 (Thomas 11), Chicago 30 (Jordan 10).

Total fouls- Detroit 25, Chicago 19. Technicals Mahorn 2 (ejected), Oakley 2 (ejected). A 18,676. Knicks110, 76ers96 PHILADELPHIA (96) Barklev 9-21 13-16 32, Robinson 6-17 2-2 14, McCormick 2-7 3-6 7, Cheeks 9-14 3-4 21, King 0-3 0-0 0, Hinson 3-9 1-2 7, McNamara 0-2 1-2 1, Wingate 4-8 0-0 8, Henderson 0-5 0-0 0, Toney 2-4 2-2 6, Vranes 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-91 25-34 96.

NEW YORK (110) Cartwright 4-5 4-4 12, Walker 0-3 1-2 1, Ewing 6-10 1-2 13, Jackson 8-13 0-0 16, Wilkins 3-12 7-7 13, Green 3-5 4-4 10, Newman 7-15 6-7 21, Cummings 3-8 2-2 8, Tucker 4-5 3-3 13, Donovan 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 39-79 29-33 110. Philadelphia 25 23 27 21- 96 New York 29 29 26 26-110 3-Point goals Tucker 2, Barklev, Newman. Fouled out None. Rebounds-Philadelphia 54 (McCormick, Barklev 9), New York 55 (Ewing 21).

Assists Philadelphia 17 (Cheeks 5), New York 22 (Jackson 8). Total fouls-Philodelphia 21, New York 28. Technicals-New York 2 illegal defense, Barkley, Philadelphia Coach Guokos. Rockets 132, Pacers 102 INDIANA (102) Person 2-6 0-0 4, Willioms 7-15 1-2 15, Stiponovich 4-8 2-2 10. Fleming 4-6 0O 8, Long 2-6 0-0 4, Tisdale 8-12 0-0 16, Miller 8-15 4-4 22.

Grov 0-5 3-4 3, Wheeler 8-9 2-2 18. Anderson 0-5 0-0 0, Dreihng 1-2 00 2. Totals 4449 12-14 102. HOUSTON (132) McCroy 6-9 4-4 16, Petersen 3-W 7-7 13, Otaiuwon 8-16 9- 25. Flovd 6-12 2-3 14, Leaveil 4-5 2-2 10, Carroll 7-10 1-2 15.

Short 7-13 2-2 16, Johnson 2-4 5-5 9, Free 2-5 2-3 6. Reid 2-2 00 4, Maxwell 0-1 2-2 Conner 1-3 00 2. Totals 48-90 36-40131 India no 26 31 21 24102 Houston 34 33 33 32-132 3-Point goals Miller Fouled out None. Rebounds Indiana 36 (Gray 5). Houston 57 (Oloiuwon 20).

Assists Indiona 21 (Wheeler 6), Houston 24 (Floyd. Leaveil 5). Total fouls Indiona 27, Houston 15. A 16411. FRIDAY Warriors 123, Dippers 116 LA.

CLIPPERS JIM) Coge 9-15 4-12 24, Coiemon 6-15 3-4 16, Beniomm 5-9 5-4 15. Drew 1-15 5 21. Woodson 9-15 3-5 21, Cureton 2-4 0-04. Wott 0-10-00. Valentine 1-3 00 Dot-lev 4-14 1-2 13 Totals 46-91 22-34 1 14.

GOLDEN STATE (123) Frond 4-15 4-4 18, Hioams 3-9 2 7 Whitehead 5-7 0-1 la Garland 9-14 7-7 27. 0 Smith 9-16 7-8 25. Fe ll 1-1 3, Teogte 5-14 2 2 1Z McDonald 7-9 0-0 White 2-3 J-2 4 Touts 47-95 27-29 121 LA Owners tt 27-114 Gioen Swte 15 24 14-123 3-Pomt 90a's Garland I Cowman. Drew Fouled out None Rebounds A Cinsoerj 43 (Coge 1, Goiden Stcne 44 Assists LA. Cwoers 25 (Drew.

Woodson 71, GoKlen Sfae 23 (Garland ill. Toai ous LA Clccers 25. Goden S-a-i Technicals C-wJen Slate illegal defense, Teaoje. Benjamin. Horrigan Penguins 4, Maple Leafs 3 Pittsburgh 2 2 0-4 Toronto 1 2 03 First Period 1, Pittsburgh, Brown 7 (Lemieux, Simmer), 2:35.

2, Pittsburgh, Hunter 11 (Siren), 4:55. 3, Toronto, Osborne 13 (Olczyk), 8:39 (sh). Penalties Lanz, Tor (tripping), Salming, Tor (slashing), Loney, Pit (roughing), Gill, Tor (roughing), Clark, Tor, minor-maior (instigator, fighting), Buskas, Pit, maior (fighting), Hunter, Pit (delay of game), Secord, Tor (high-sticking), Siren, Pit (high-sticking), Leeman, Tor (roughing), Hillier, Pit (roughing), Hunter, Pit (holding), 17:26. Second Period 4, Toronto, Courtnall 20, 1:45. 5, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 45 (Simmer), 10:44.

6, Pittsburgh, Bourque 3 (Lemieux, Brown), 14:30. 7, Toronto, Fergus 10 (la-frate, Osborne), 18:06 (pp). Penalties Stothers, Tor, minor-maior (instigator, fighting), Callander, Pit, maior (fighting), Buskas, Pit (roughing), Olc-zvk, Tor (roughing), Hillier, Pit (tripping), Buskas, Pit (slashing), Daoust, Tor, double minor (slashing, roughing), 18:18. Third Period None. Penalties la-frate, Tor (tripping), 6:14, Siren, Pit (roughing), Clark, Tor (roughing), 15:42.

Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 11-16-8 35. Toronto 10-8-8-26. Power-play Opportunities Pittsburgh 0 of Toronto 1 of 3. Goalies Pittsburgh, Pietrangelo (26 shots-23 saves). Toronto, Bester (35-31).

A 16,382. Referee-Denis Morel. Linesmen Rav Scapinello, Ron Asselstine. Canadiens 4, Rangers 3 N.Y. Rangers I 1 t-J Montreal 4 0 04 First Period 1, Montreal, Corbon-neou 10 (Ludwig), 1:17 (sh).

2, New York, Ogrodmck T5 (Moclver, Ki- sio), 1:55 (pp). 3, Montreal, McPhee 15 (Ludwig, Skrudland), 5:49 4, Montreal, Walter 8 (Smith, Richer), 17:11 (pp). 5, Montreal, Chelios 11 (Naslund, Richer), 18:16. Penalties Skrudland, Mon (holding), Gainev, Mon (elbowing), Erixon, NY (tripping), Skrudland, Mon (tripping), Shaw, NY (tripping), 19:56. Second Period 6, New York, Mullen 20 (Kisio, Ogrodnick), 8:39.

Penalties Momesso, Mon (slashing), Gainev, Mon (roughing), 18:30. Third Period-7, New York, Moloney 3 (Erixon, DeBlois), 4:24. Penol-fies-Erixon, NY (hooking), Petit, NY (hooking), Skrudland, Mon (interference), 8:17 Shots on goal-New York 7-6-7- 20 Montreal 13-6-625. Power-ploy Opportunities New York 1 of 6, Montreal 1 of 4. Goalies New York, Vonbiesbrouck (13 srtots-9 saves), Froese (000 second.

12-12). Montreal, Hovword (20-17). A 17,837. Referee-BMI McCreary. Linesmen Wayne Bonney, Gerard Gauthier.

North Stars 4, Red Wings 2 Detroit 1 1-2 Minnesota I I 24 First Period-1, Detroit, Probed 22 (Yzermon, Goikjnt), 7:03 (po). 2, Minnesota Musil 8 (Bellows), 8 12 (sh). 3. Minnesota McRae 3 (Vt-veiros), 1808 Penalties Gogner, Mm (cross-checking), 3:43, Giles, Mm (tripoing), 5 20. Braupre, Mm, served by Archibald (unsportsmanlike conduct), Sharpies.

Det (hooking), 13-08. MocLellon, Mm (tripping). 18 48, Actoa Mm (roughing), Gallant, Det (roughing), 157. Second Period None. Penalties Deiorme, Det (roughing), 1349; Maruk, Mm (stashing), 16 19: Snar-pies.

Det (cross-check mgt, 18 49 Third Period Minnesota Archibald 11 (MocLetton), 559 Minnesota Gogner 2 Archibald. MacLellan), 9 46 6. Detroit, 1 1 1 2 (Ashtonl. 1400 Penalties- Norwood. Del Irougtitng), 6 37; Bellows.

Mm (holding), 437; Archibald. Mm (illegal stick), 14 00: DePcHma Mm. maior (high-stick-ir-gh 18 4 Maruk. Mm (roughing), 154; Probert. Det (roughing).

1954 Shots on ooot-Detroit 14-10-7-33 Minnesota 7-12-6 25 Power -oov Oooortunities Detroit 1 of 4 Minnesota 1 Goalies Detroit, Man'on (25 slots-21 saves). Mwie-so'i Beouore (33-31). A-1Z474. W'H4 Men's Track ARKANSAS ST. INVITATIONAL (In Jonesboro, Ark.) Team Scores Arkansas St.

94, Missouri Baptist 58, North Texas St. 54, Missisippi 46, Southern Mississippi 43, Harding 34, Murray St. 21, SMU 10, Southwest Louisiana 10, Henderson St. 6. Missouri Baptist Results 800-meter relay 1.

(Mike Hall, Larry Woodsen, Lettore Swinnev, Anthony Pearson), 1:30.15, meet record; Distance medley 2. (Cecil Shy, Jesie Robinson, Marvin Wright, Kevin Havnes), 55-meter hurdles 1. Eric West, 7.72; relay 4 (Shy, Robinson, Wright, Haynes), 55-meter dash 3. Mike Hall, 6.47, 6. Sweeney, 6 62; relay 5.

3:23 09 (Quinton Jackson, Robinson, Havnes, Lloyd Anderson), Long Jump 4. (tie) Mike Perry, Glen Norwood, 21-7. Women's Track ARKANSAS ST. INVITATIONAL (In Jonesboro, Ark.) Team Scores Arkanso St. 85, Murray St.

70, Missouri Baptist 53, Mississippi 52, North Texas St. 48, Southwest Louisiana 42, Southern Mississippi 35, Harding 23. Missouri Baptist Results Shot Put 4. Tracy Yount, 37-4; Distance medley 4. (Theresa McCain, Kelly McDevitt, Tammy Deal, Chrissv Collins), 55-meter hurdles 3.

Dorothy Young, 8 45; High Jump 1. Kelly Cox, S4 meet record; Sprint medley relay 4. (Young, Georgia Gibson, Deal, Tiny Evans), 4:04 3,200 relay 1. (McDevitt, McCain, Vivian Moore, Collins), 1,400 relay Evilana James, Evans, Deal), Triple Jump 4. Jennv Evons, 36-4, 6.

Sandy Stephanie, 34-11; Long Jump 4 Evons, 16-10, 5 Stephanie, 15-7; 800-meter relay 4. (Tiny Evans, Gibson, Jomes, Deal), 1:46.07. Women's Gymnastics Nebraska 184 7, Missouri 182 5 Julie Dorn, Missouri, vault, 9.60 (ties school record); floor exercise. 9 50: oll-orouna 37 45; Missouri total breaks school record of 18135 set Dec 7. 1984 at Illinois).

Michigan 177 i MISL Standings EASTE RN DIVISION Pet. GB Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Dallas Chicago 13 9 13 11 11 11 12 591 J42 1 JO0 2 455 3 9 12 4so rt WESTE RN DIVISION Pet. GB San Diego Los Angeles Tacoma Kansas Citv STEAMERS Wichita 18 6 10 10 .750 JfO 6 478 fl jn J91 81 11 12 10 11 4 14 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Kansas City 9, Sieamers 4 Baltimore a Tacoma night FRIDAYS RESULTS Cleveland 7. Steamers 1 Chicago 1 Donas 1 Minnesota 6. wcnta 3 San Diego 10.

Tacoma 3 Baltimore 10 Los Anaeies 4 SUNDAY'S GAMES St LewsT-mes) Cleveland ot Dallas. 4-15 Wcfirto ot Chicago, 7.35 Dm From page one even coming close to a championship. We would build a stadium for his team and give him the right to use it for $350,000 a year. He would send out teams that finished 5-11 and then send out season-ticket renewals and wonder why fans didn't sign up. He would treat his most loyal fans, the season-ticket holders, with cold callousness.

You bought eight seats and you want a $5 media guide? Send me five bucks. You don't want to pay for exhibition games? Tough. He would sit there and wait for the television rights to roll in. A million or so in the first years, then $6 million or $7 million, and then, for most of the last decade, $15 million a year from that socialist TV pool. And all this money, all this unearned money, covered up his inability to understand the game.

And then the freebie economics got a little more complicated. The players struck for more money, and the United States Football League drove the price of talent up. TV ratings for NFL games flattened out and then dipped, and then continued to dip. The last TV contract contained no increase at all. Suddenly the live gate once dismissed as gravy in a game that would soon be a "studio" game that didn't need fans became critical.

The gravy had to come from luxury boxes for stadium fat-cats. To fill the seats and to fill toe luxury boxes, Bidwill had to field a good team, had to stop blowing those draft choices. And he didn't know how to do that. He was 52 years old and looking at squandering his inheritance. So he went through toe back door, taking the easy way out and the sleazy way out He found a new bunch of suckers, suckers who'd rather have the NFL's 28th-least desirable franchise than no franchise at all.

To be sure, he gave St. Louis three years to come up with a plan to save the team. Three years, what with political bickering and this town's hidebound civic leadership, wasnt nearly enough to overcome 25 years of bad teams and bad blood. In time, Bidwill's decision to leave town will be seen as a blessing. In time, St Louis will get another team.

It might take five years, it might take 10. and then another five or 10 to build a Super Bowl contender. It might take 20 years, but if Bidwill doesn't change his ways, it'll take the Arizona Cardinals a million years. Arizona Cardinals, my foot Call theTn the Desert Rats. N.j.

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