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3 NOV 26 1986 for the Sports Shorts 6C Football ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Nov. 26,1986 Football TV, Radio Sports UPI All-Big Ten Teams Reserve center Adam Lingner was waived by the Kansas City Chiefs. Lingner had been with the team since 1983, when he was a ninth-round draft choice from Illinois. He had snapped the ball on nearly every punt and place-kick since joining the team.

Wide receiver Gary Clark of the Washington Redskins and safety Nolan Cromwell of the Los Angeles Rams are the National Football Conference's offensive and defensive players of the week, respectively. Clark caught eight passes for 152 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown, in Washington's 41-14 victory over Dallas. Cromwell had two interceptions, forced a fumble and made five tackles in the Rams' 26-13 victory over New Orleans. University of Wisconsin athletic officials could name their head football coach by the weekend. Athletic director Elroy Hlrsch said the top candidate is Tulsa University coach Don Morton.

TODAY PRO HOCKEY: Blues vs. New Jersey at The Arena, 7:35 p.m. (KXOK.630). HARNESS RACING: Fairmount Park ninth and 10th races, 10:50 p.m. (WGNU, 920).

Cable TV BOXING: Pro card in Louisville (taped), 7p.m. (USA); Milton McCrory vs. Jorge Amporo in Las Vegas, Nev I p.m. (ESPN). PRO BASKETBALL: New York at Boston, 7:05 p.m.

(WTBS, WOR); Los Angeles Lakers at Los Angeles Clippers, 930 p.m. (WTBS). TENNIS: AT6VT Challenge In Atlanta (taped), 10 p.m. (USA). THURSDAY PRO FOOTBALL: Green Bov at Detroit, 11:30 a.m.

(KMOV, Channel KXOK, 630); Seattle at Dallas, 3 p.m. (KSDK, Channel KX OK, 630). Cable TV COLLEGE FOOTBALL: East Carolina at Miami (Fla), 6 p.m. (WTBS); Texas at Texas, 7 p.m. (ESPN).

Basketball Kansas State forward Norris Coleman, the top freshman scorer in Division I last season, accepted the National Collegiate Athletic Association's offer to cut in half his suspension for academic rule violations. Coleman had his suspension reduced to 14 games because he played for Kansas State last season despite having a high-school grade-point average of less than 2.0. High School Schedule BORGIA TOURNAMENT GOLD DIVISION (First Round) Running Poland's Antoni Niemczak, the runner-up in the New York Marathon, has failed a drug test, the London Standard newspaper reported. Niemczak was reported to have undergone a difficult tooth extraction 16 days before the race and was given an injection to overcome weakness. Hockey The Washington Capitals are trying to trade Bobby Carpenter, who will not play for the Capitals tonight against Boston.

Carpenter has been unhappy with his performance this season. During the 1984-85 season, he scored 53 goals the most ever by a U.S.-born player in the National Hockey League. Left wing Michel Goulet of the Quebec Nordi-ques is the top vote-getter in early fan balloting for the National Hockey League All-Star team. Goulet had 35,664 votes, while defenseman Paul Coffey of the Edmonton Oilers was second with 35,508. Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Mark Howe followed with 33,504.

Wlnfleld vs. Orchard Form, 6 Linn vs. Aqulnas-Mercv, 7:30 BLUE DIVISION (Consolation Semifinal) Belle vs. Wright CltyMaplewood los er, (Championship Semifinal) Sullivan vs Borgia, 9 NON-CONFERENCE I Naval Jr. ROTC at Southwest, 7:30 Venice at Lebanon, 8 Dupo at Livingston.

8 Baseball AL Rookies of the Year 1986 Jose Canseco, Oakland 1985 Ozzie Guillen, Chicago 1984 Alvln Davis, Seattle 1983 -Ron Kittle, Chicago 1982 Cal Ripken, Baltimore 1981 Dave Righettl, New York 1980 Joe Chorbonneau, Cleveland 1979 John Castlno, Minnesota, and Alfredo Griffin, Toronto, tie 1978 Lou Whitoker. Detroit 1977 Eddie Murrav. Baltimore 1976 Mark Fidrych, Detroit 1975 Fred Lvnn, Boston 1974 Mike Hargrove, Texas 1973 Al Bumbrv, Baltimore 1972 Carlton Fisk, Boston 1971 Chris Chambllss. Cleveland 1970 Thurmon Munson, New York 1969 Lou Piniella, Kansas Clry 1968 Stan Bahnsen, New York 1967 Rod Carew, Minnesota 1966 Tommie Agee, Chicago 1965 Curt Blefary, Baltimore 1964 Tony Ollvo, Minnesota -1963 Gary Peters, Chicago 1962 Tom Tresh, New York 1961 Don Schwall, Boston 1960 Ron Hansen, Baltimore 1959 Bob Allison, Washington 1958 Albie Pearson, Washington 1957 Tony Kubek, New York 1956 Luis Aparlclo, Chicago 1955 Herb Score, Cleveland 1954 Bob Grim, New York 1953-Harvey Kuenn, Detroit 1952 Horry Byrd, Philadelphia 1951 Gil McDougold, New York 1950 -Walt Dropo, Boston 1949 Roy Sievers, St. Louis NOTE: One player was selected as Maior League Rookie of the Year in 1947 and 1948.

The policy of naming player from each league was Inaugurated in 1949. Yachting Aldo Mlgllaccio, skipper of the struggling yacht Italia, was knocked out of the quest for the America's Cup when he suffered seven cracked ribs in a car accident. Tactician Stefano Robert! was named the new skipper of Italia, which is eighth of 12 challengers after two rounds of competition. Baseball Beer will not be sold by vendors in the Candlestick Park stands at San Francisco Giants games next season. "We believe this decision will enable us to create a better family atmosphere in the stands and will give us better control of the beer consumption," Giants President Al Rosen said.

Soccer Standings EASTERN DIVISION Pet. GB 1V4 Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Chicago Minnesota 4 2 2 1.000 .667 .500 2 3 0 0 0 .000 .000 ooo 3Vi New York WESTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Vs Los Angeles Tocoma Kansas City Wichita San Diego STEAMERS 3 1000 .750 .667 .667 .500 .000 1 1 lVi 3Vi TUESDAY'S RESULTS None scheduled MONDAY'S RESULTS No gomes scheduled WEDNESDAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Wichita at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Tocoma, 9:35 p.m.

THURSDAY'S GAMES None scheduled College Volleyball Women GATEWAY ALL CONFE RENCE TEAMS First Team Kathy Crotty, SW Missouri State; Lisa Meeker, Northern lowa; Pat Nicholson, Southern Illinois; Chris Rehor, Illinois State; Marv Bernhardt, Northern lowa; Sue Or-strom. Western Illinois. Second Team Mlndy Struckhoff, SW Missouri State; Moryellen McCann, Northern lowa; Jill Sprague, Northern lowa Betsvu Buckhold, Brodley; Jan Tremblay, Southern Illinois; Becky Wells, Wichita State Honorable Mention Vlckl Goth, SW Missouri State; Angle Rolf, Illinois State; Sue Sinclair, outhern Illinois; Kim Aufderheidt, Indiana State; Tracy Benson, Western Illinois; Karl James, Wichita State; Maura LeFevour, Eastern Illinois. Most Valuable Player Crottv. Coach of the Year Linda Dollar, SW Missouri State.

Area Schedule TODAY PRO HOCKEY: Blues vs. New Jersey at The Arena 7:35 p.m. HARNESS RACING: Fairmount Pork, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN): Marvmount at Missourl-St. Louis, 7:30 p.m.; Florissant Valley at Llndenwood, 7:30 p.m.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN): Sdints Thanksgiving Classic at Marvvllle, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.; East Central at Boys' Club of St. Louis, 7:30 p.m.; Belleville Area at Mera-mec 7:30 p.m.; Park at Southern llllnois-Edwardsvllle, 7:35 p.m. FRIDAY PRO SOCCER: Steamers vs. Baltimore at The Arena, 7:35 p.m.

HARNESS RACING: Fairmount Park, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN): Dutchman Classic ot Belleville Area. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN): Tennessee-Martin at SlU-Ed-wardsville, 7:30 p.m. when two of the runners Graded Entries By Bill Bishop (FOR WEDNESDAY) POST TIME, 7:30 PM. Record Odds Comment 2-7-7 4-5 Beat same ind last Friday 7-2 Fwnwoutsi slots 2-5-5 4-1 On the board last two 01 12-1 Shows some Dotentl-lngsht 0-3-3 Chonce lor part ot it U-l 20-1 Dull ot late 2-2-3 20-1 First here showed little 0-1-0 20-1 Post a bit drawback 01 20-1 Give a race here 0-1-0 30-1 Little to otter last 4 starts, ourse $2,500.

Record Odds comment 4-1-3 7-2 Con overcome post position tM 4-1 Does well here 0-1-1 5-2 Finished strongly in last 0-1-1 6-1 Coming off good outing 0-2-0 12-1 Qualified at Sprtsmn-lngsht 2-2-2 30-1 Little to recommend 8-5-2 20-1 First here was poor 1-2-0 15-1 Not ready yet 3-1-6 20-1 Con't recommend 2-3-4 20-1 Only early contender 4 starts, purse $1400 Record Odds Comment 4-2-5 5-2 First here much improved 41 2-1 Canterbury invader 2-4-3 5-1 Coming to hand now 2-2-3 8-1 Can improve over last one 3-3-1 12-1 Fits better here-longshot 2-42 12-1 Extreme outside post hrts 6-3-1 20-1 Give race at Fairmount 0-1-3 25-1 Little to offer 2-1-3 25-1 Distanced last two Gompers 'Elated' After Running 5th Hockey NHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norm Division TPts. OF GA 9 4 12 70 69 8 7 4 20 64 8 10 2 18 57 66 5 12 5 15 70 94 a 11 2 14 74 80 Smyth Division TPts. GF GA 13 7 1 27 79 65 13 9 1 27 102 86 12 10 0 24 79 85 I 12 2 18 84 92 5 14 2 12 62 84 WALES CONFERENCE Adorns Division TPM. Gr GA Montreal Quebec Hartford-, Boston 12 6 10 8 9 6 9 10 4 13 Buffalo Patrick Division TPts. GF GA Philodeiphia P.

ii I PI WW fjl I NY islanders New Jersey Washington NYRonoers 7 11 6 11 TUESDAY'S GAMES Montreal at Quebec 6:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at NY Islanders, 7-05 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 935 p.m. MONDAY'S RESULTS. Boston Toronto 2 Calgarv 6, Edmonton 5 TODAY'S GAMES Louis Times) New Jersey at St.

Louis, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Washington, 6:35 p.m. Buffalo at Hartford, 6:35 u.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. Quebec at NY Rangers, 6:35 p.m.

NY Islanders at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 6:35 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota 7:35 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 935 p.m.

THURSDAY'S GAME Wlnntoet at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. NHL Summaries (MONDAY) Bruins 3, Maple Leafs 2 0 0 3 Toronto 1 8-2 First Period-1, Toronto, Courtnall 6 (Leeman), 12:24 (sh). Penaltles-Solmina Tor (holding), Boston bench, served by Courtnall (too many men on Ice), Allison, Tor (hooking), 1027; Neely, Bos (roughing), 1 1 00; McGIII, Tor (roughing), Kotsopoulos, Tor (cross-checking), Bester, Tor, served bv lo-frate (delay of game), 18:34. Second Period-2, Toronto, Thomae 9 (Valve, Fergus), 6:48. Penalties Kotsopoulos, Tor (holding), 3:58, Morkwort, Bos, major (fight ing), 7:15, Dupont, Tor, malor (fighting), 7:15.

Third Period Boston, Bourau 5 (Kaspar, Milburv), 5:13 (sh). 4, Boston, Llnsemon 4 (Larson, Crowder), 16:50. 5, Boston, Johnston 3 (Simmer), 19:03. Penalties-Thelln, Bos (hooking), Keans, Bos, served bv Markwart (delay of game), 945. Shots on goal-Boston 18-12-7-37.

Toronto 5-12-724. Power-play OpportunitiesBoston 0 of Toronto 0 of Goalies-Boston, Keans (24 shots-22 saves). Toronto, Bester (37-34). Referee-Andy van Hellemond. Linesmen-Swede Knox, Randy Mltton.

Flames 6, Oilers 5 Edmonton 2 1 25 Colgary 3 2 1-6 First Period 1, Calgary, Relnhart 4 (Tonelli, Bradley), 6:01 (pp). 2, Calgary, Reinhart 5, 1 12. A Calgorv, Reinnart 6 (Tonelli), 11:43 (pp). 4, Edmonton, Tikkanen 11 (Lowe), 18:13. 5, Edmonton, Tikkanen 12 (Gretzky, Lowe), 18:50.

Penalties-Anderson, Edm (high-sticking), T. Hunter, Cal (high-sticking), Engblom, Cal (holding), Lowe, Edm (holding), Tikkanen, Edm (high-sticking), Krushelnyskl, Edm (roughing), Otto, Cal (roughing), T. Hunter, Cal (roughing), 18:50. Second Period 6, Calgary, Loob 9 (Maclnnls, Suter), 7:32 (pp). 7, Edmonton.

Tikkanen 13 (Coffey), 9:57 (pp) 8, Calgary, Maclnnis 4 (Suter, Tonelli), (pp). Penaltles-T. Hunt, Cat (elbowing), 3:30, D. Hunter. -Edm (high-sticking), Edmonton bench, served by Tlkkdnen (too many men on the ice), Gretzky, Edm (hooking), Patterson, Cal (holding), 8:32, D.

Hunter, Edm (elbowing), Tikkanen, Earn (tripping), Baxter, Cal, major-misconduct (fighting), 1938; Smith, Edm, maior-misconduct (fifhting), 19:38, Peplinskl, Cal (holding), 1938. Third Perlod-9, Edmonton, Greztky 20 (Anderson, Coffey), 6:30. 10, Pepllnski 3 (Wilson, Loob), 12:57. 11, Edmonton, Gregg 1 (Messier, Coffey), 15:33. Penaltles-Tlkkanen, Edm (slashing), Maclnnis, Cal (slashing), 1:45, Tikkanen, Edm (high-sticking), Suter, Cal (high-sticking), Wilson, Cal (slashing), Messier, Edm (tripping), Tlkkonen, Edm (trip-pin), 15:28, T.

Hunter, Cal (holding), 15:28 Shots on goal Edmonton 14-12-6 31 Colgarv 7-12-10-29. Power-play Opportunities Edmonton 1 of Calgary 4 of 8. Goalies Edmonton, Fuhr (29 snots-23 saves). Calgary, Vernon (32-27). Referee-Denis Morel.

Linesmen Ryan Bo-zok, Jim Christison. NHL All-Star Voting i MONTREAL (AP) The results of fan balloting for the 1987 National Hockey League All-Star team: 1 LEFT WING 1, Michel Goulet, Quebec 35,464. 2, John Tonelli, Calgary, 20,460. 3, Brian Propp, Philadelphia, 15,610. 4, Mats Naslund, Montreal, 9,006.

5, Brian Sutter, Blues, 7,301. 6, Glenn Anderson, Edmonton, 6,943. 7, Ikka Sinisalo, Philadelphia, 6,643. 8, Wendel Clark, Toronto, M29. 9, Al Secord.

Chicago, 5,578. 10, Kirk Muller, New Jersey Devils, 4,380. CENTER 1, Pfter Stastnv, Quebec 31597. 1 Mrlo Lemieux, Pittsburgh, 29,026. 3, Gretzky, Edmonton, 26556 4, Brian Trottler, Y.

Islanders, 9,369. 5, Ron Francis, Hartford, 5,585. 6 Marcel Dionne, Los Angeles, 4,021. 7, Bernie Federko, Blues, 3,839 8, Troy Murray, Chicago) 3,152. 9, Dale Hawerchuk, Winnipeg, 3,071.

10, Denis Savard, CHiacgo, 2,948. RIGHT WING 1, Mike Bossv, Y. Islanders, 30,477. 2, Tim Kerr, Philadelphia, 24,237. 3, Joe Mullen, Calgary, 17,714.

4, Jari Kijrri, Edmonton, 15,632. 5, Dlno Ciccarelll, Minnesota 10,408. 6, Kevin Dlneen, Hartford, 7,739. 7, Rick Vdive, Toronto, 5,372. 8, Mike Gdrtner, Washington, 5,249.

9, Mike Faligno, Buffalo, 4,735. 10, Mark Hunter, Blues, 4,454 DEFENSE 1, Paul Coffey, Edmonton 3SJ08. Mark Howe, Philadelphia 33,604. 3, Rav Bouraue, Boston Bruins. 28,623.

4, Gary Suter, Calgarv, 17,703. 5, Brad McCrimmon, Philadelphia, 15,247, 6, Rod Langway, Washington Capitals, 15,149. 7, Al Mtlnnis, Calgary, 13,327. 8, Dennis Pstvin, NY Islanders, 12,191. 9, Ldrry Robinson, Montreal Canadians, 8,107.

10, Scott Stevens, Washington, 7,435, 11, Doug Wilson, Chicago, 6,264. 12, Doug Bodger, Pittsburgh, 6,182. 13, Kevin Lowe, Edmonton, 5,743. 14, Chris Chellos, Montreal, 5,363. 15, Dave Babycn, Hertford.

5,341. GOALTENDER 1, Clint Malarchuk, Quebec, 33,067. 2, Mtke Vernon, Calgary, 16,783. 3, Bdb Froese. Philodolphla 16J12.

4, Mtte Llut, Harttora IIMH6. 5, jonn Vqnbiesbrouck, N.Y. Rangers, Standings EASTERN DIVISION TPts. GF GA Flint- Saginaw Kalamazoo 0 22 72 69 0 20 78 72 0 19 72 66 0 14 52 57 Muskegon WESTERN DIVISION TPts. GF GA IndiSnaiMfb 12 0 26 93 78 Toronto BLUES Detroit Chicago Minnesot WinriKco Edmonton Colgarv Los Angelas Vancouver NFL Standings National Conference EASTERN DIVISION Pet.

PF PA NY Giants 10 Washington 10 Dallgs 7 PhiladelDhia 3 .833 244 174 .833 283 583 291 .250 176 210 230 233 277 CARDINALS 3 163 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. PF PA Chicago Minnesota Detroit Green Bay .833 251 140 .500 278 214 .417 201 219 167 159 284 167 188 338 Tampa Bay WESTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA LA Rams 8 S.Francisco 7 New Orleans 6 0 .667 218 193 1 .625 280 178 0 .500 210 193 Atlanta 1 .458 208 218 American Conference EASTERN DIVISION Pet. PF NY Jets 10 .833 306 .750 326 500 321 250 232 New England 9 Miami 6 Buffalo 3 Indianapolis 0 12 .000 144 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. PF PA Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh 0 .667 295 298 0 .636 276 263 0 .333 206 258 0 .250 225 272 Houston WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

PF PA Denver .750 287 191 .667 255 226 .583 263 263 LA Raiders Kansas City Seattle San Diego .500 223 239 2 10 .167 250 312 MONDAY'S RESULT Miami 45, NY Jets 3 THURSDAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Green Bay at Detroit, 1 1:30 a.m. Seattle at Dollos, 3 m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Washington at St. Louis, noon Atlanta at Miami, noon Buffalo at Kansas City, noon Houston at Cleveland, noon LA Rams at NY Jets, noon New England at New Orleans, noon.

Pittsburgh at Chicago, noon San Diego at Indianapolis, noon Tampo Bay at Minnesota, noon Cincinnati at Denver, 3 p.m. Philadelphia at LA Raiders, 3 p.m. MONDAY'S GAME NY Giants at San Francisco, 8 p.m. (MONDAY) NFL Summary Dolphins 45, Jets 3 N.Y. Jets Miami 0 0 103 7 14 10 1445 First Quarter Mia Hampton 54 run (Reveiz kick), 612 Second Quarter Mia Hampton 1 run (Reveiz kick), 8:33 Mia Hampton 1 pass from Marino (Reveiz kick), 14:58 Third Quarter Mia Moore 22 pass from Mori-no (Reveiz kick), 1:17 FG Leahy 45, 5:12 Mia FG Reveiz 39, 14:29 Fourth Quarter Mia Hardy 1 pass from Marl- no (Reveiz kick), 4:42 Mia Moore 21 pass from Marl- no (Reveiz kick), 7:02 TEAM STATISTICS NYJ Mia First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possess.

17 19-89 191 13 14-28-2 3-25 3-37 2-2 7-54 19:37 31 36-189 325 13 32-39-0 0-0 1-50 4-0 4-21 40:23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING N.Y. Jets, McNeil 16-88, Hector 3-1. Miami, Hampton 19-148, Davenport 9-25, Bennett 3- 10, Ellis 3-6, Marino 1-0, Strock 1-0. Jets, O'Brien 11-21-1-168, Ryan 3-7-1-48. Miami.

Marino 29-36288, Strock 3-3-0-37. RECEIVING N.Y. Jets, Walk er 5-97, McNeil 5-59, Toon 3-54, Shuler 1-6. Miami, N. Moore 7-99, Hardy 6-37, Hampton 5-40, Duper 4-64, Johnson 3-33, Clayton 3-30, Nathan 3-15, Jensen 1-7.

Odds COLLEGES Miami (Flo.) 40 over East Carolina (Thursday), Texas 7 over Texas (Thursday), Maryland 10V4 over Virginia (Friday), LSU 26 over Tulane, Alabama 3 over Auburn, Arizona 3 over Standford, Notre Dame 1 over southern tall fornla, Georgia 9 over Georgia Tech, Houston VA over Rice, Tennessee 14 over Vanderbllt, Florida state 7 over Florida byu 2V4 over San Diego State, Hawaii 3Vi over Wyoming, Texas-El Paso 2V4 over Utah. PROS Washington 9V over Cardinals, De troit 6V over Green Bay (Thursday), Dallas 8 over Seattle (Thursday), Cleveland 7 over Houston, Kansas -City 7 over Buffalo, New England 3Vj over New Orleans, San Diego 6 over Indianapolis, New York jets j'i over Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota 11V over Tampa Bay, Chicago 11 over Pittsburgh, Miami 3 over Atlanta Los Angeles Raiders 11V1 over Phila delphia, Denver 7V4 over Cincin nati, San Francisco 3V4 over New York Giants (Monday). AP Poll NEW YORK The Top 20 teams in the Associated Press college football poll, with first-ploce votes in parentheses, records through Sunday, total poll points and last week's ranking: 1 Miami (Flo (54) 100 1,156 1 2. Penn State (4) 110 1,090 2 3. Oklahoma 10-1-0 1,056 3 4.

Michigan 10-1-0 878 6 5. LSU 8-2-0 862 8 6. Nebraska 9-2-0 834 5 7. Alabama 9-2-0 763 9 8. Arizona State 9-1-1 723 4 9.

Arkansas 9-2-0 670 11 10. Texas 8-2-0 625 13 11. Ohio State 9-3-0 606 7 12. Arizona 6-2-0 589 14 13. Washington 8-2-1 568 12 14.

Auburn 8-2-0 416 15 15. UCLA 7-3-1 346 18 16. Baylor 8-3-0 315 17 17. Southern Cal 7-3-0 168 10 18. Georgia 7-3-0 153 20 19.

North Carolina St. 8-2-1 66 20. Iowa 8-3-0 63 Other teams receiving vote were: Clemson 59, Boston College 34, Florida State 32, Stanford 29, Virginia Tech 21, San Jose State 18, Mississippi 9, North Carolina 7, Brigham Young 7, Minnesota 4, Florida 3, Fresno State 2, Miami of Ohio San Diego State 2, Texas Tech 2, Notre Dame 1. High School Playoffs Missouri CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES (At Arrowhead Stadium In Kansas City) Friday Class 4A: Marshall (134) vs. Cam- demon 13-0), p.m.

Class 1A: Springfield Greenwood (12- 0) vs.Marceline (12-0), 6 p.m. Saturday Class 5A: Hazelwood Central (13-0) vs. Kansas City Rockhurst (10-1), noon Class 2A: Louisiana (12-1) vs. Seneca (134), 3 p.m. Class 3A: Country Day (12-0) vs.

Oak Grove (10-2), 6 p.m. Illinois CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES (At Illinois State University In Normal) Friday Class 1A: Mocon (12-1) vs. Freeport AQuin (11-2), 10a.m. Class 2A: Woodstock Marian (11-2) vs. Decatur St.

Teresa (11-2), 12:30 p.m. Class 3A: Kankakee McNamara (10- 3) vs. Du Quoin (12-1), 4p.m. Class 4A Tinlev Park (11-2) vs. Rock Island Allemon (12-1), 630 p.m.

Saturday Class 5A: Wheaton North (12-1) vs. Chicago Mount Carmel (13-0), noon Class 6A: Buffalo Grove (13-0) vs. Chicago Marlst (12-1), 2:30 P.m. FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR Cris Carter, Ohio State; Andre Rlson, Michigan State. LINEMEN Dave Croston, Iowa John El liott, Michigan; Bob Kratch, Iowa' Mark Hammerstein, Michigan.

Bob Mooos, Ohio State. TE Rich Borresen, Northwestern. QB Jim Harbaugh, Michigan. RB Jamie Morris, Michigan; Darrell Thompson, Minnesota. PK Chip Lohmiller, Minnesota.

DEFENSE LINEMEN Eric Kumerow, Ohio State; Dave Haight, Iowa; Jeff urost, Iowa van waiters, inaiana. LB Chris Spielman, Ohio State; Andv Moeller, Michigan; Shane Bullough, Michigan State; Bruce Holmes, Minnesota, db nod Woodson, Purdue; Gorland Rivers, Michigan; Nate Odomes, Wisconsin. Greg Montgomery, Michi gan state. SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE WR Stephen Pierce, Illinois; Mark Ingram, Michigan stare; LINE MEN Bob Riley, Indiana; Poul Gruber. Wisconsin; Scott Kenoe.

Il Jeff Uhlenhake. Ohio State. Rov Hitchcock, Minnesota. TE Mike Flagg, Iowa. QB Dave Yorema, Michigan State.

RB Lorenzo White, Michigan State. Larrv Emery, Wisconsin. PK John Duvlc, Northwestern. DEFENSE LINEMEN Mark Messner, Michi gan; Rick Graf, Wisconsin; Mark Nichols, Michigan State; Scott Davis, Illinois. LB Larry Joyner, Minnesota; Fred Strlcklond, Purdue: Michael Kee.

Ohio State; Mi chael Reid, Wisconsin. DB Sonny Gordon, Ohio State; Greg Rogan, Ohio State; Leonard Bell, Indiona. Tom Tupa, Ohio State. HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE WR Duncan, Northwestern; Kole-sar, Michigan; Hlggins, Michigan. LINEMEN -Derby, Wisconsin; Wo cow.

Minnesota; Husar, Michi gan, Vitale, Michigan; Slnd- naer. Iowa; Kinnerv. Indiana; Shermer, Michigan State. QB Karsatos, Ohio State; Greenfield, Northwestern; Foooie, Minnesota. TE Williams, Illinois; Brown, Michigan.

RB Jones, Illinois; Cooper, Ohio State; Bavless, Iowa; Morse, Michigan state; Hudson, Iowa: Perrvman. Michigan; Work man and Bryant, Ohio State; A. Thompson, Indiana; fa. wntte. Michigan.

PK Gillette. Michi gan; Houghtlln, Iowa; Gregolre, Wisconsin; Briggs, Purdue; Frantz, Ohio State; Slambekos, Illinois. DEFENSE DL Piel, Illinois; Burke, Minneso ta; Blondell, Illinois; vneze, lowa, Boyklns, Wisconsin; Dirkes, Northwestern; Holley, Purdue; Lee Ohio State: S. Thomoson. Minnesota; Karros, Northwestern; Budde, Michigan State; Dusbabek, Minne sota; Heren, Michigan; Harris, Michigan; LB Leach, Ohio State; Kaukialo, Northwestern; Visco, Purdue; Glasson, Illinois.

CB Small, Minnesota Green, Indiana' Krehbiel, Northwestern; Hicks, Michigan; Simms. lowa; Gont. Michigan; W. White. Ohio State.

P-Cepicky, Wisconsin; Robbins, Michigan. AP All-Big Ten Teams FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE WR Crls Carter, Ohio State; Andre Rison, Michigan State. TE Ed Tagaart, Ohio State. LINEMEN John Elliott, Michigan; Dave Cros ton, owa; Mark Hammerstein, Michigan; Jeff Uhlenhake, Ohio State. Bob Maggs, Ohio State.

QB Jim Harbaugh, Michigan. RB Darrell Thompson, Minnesota; Rick Bavless, lowa. PK John Duvlc Northwestern. DEFENSE LINEMEN Von Walters, Indiana-Eric Kumerow, Ohio State; Dave Haight, lowa; Mark Messner, Michigan; Jeff Drost, lowa. LB Chris Spielman, Ohio State; Andv Moeller, Michigan; Michael Reia, Wisconsin.

DB Rod Woodson, Purdue; Nate Odomes, Wisconsin; Sonny Gordon, Ohio State. Greg Montgomery, Michigan State. SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE WR Mark Ingram, Michigan State; Stephen Pierce, Illinois. TE Rich Borresen, Northwestern. LINE MEN Bob Riley, Indiana Jim Hobblns, Minnesota Troy Wolcow, Minnesota; Scott Kehoe, Illinois.

Ray Hitchcock, Minnesota. QB Jim Karsatos, Ohio State. RB Jamie Morris, Michigan; Larry Emery, Wisconsin. PK Rob Houghtlln, lowa. DEFENSE LINEMEN Bob Dirkes, North western; John Budde, Michigan State; Kevin Holley, Purdue; Mark Nichols, Michigan State; Darryl Lee, Ohio State.

LB Fred Strickland, Purdue; Bruce Holmes, Minnesota; Shane Bullough, Michigan State. DB Garland Rivers, Mich igan; Leonard Bell, Indiana; Alex Green, Indiana. Tom Tupa Ohio State. HONORABLE MENTION Offense WR Ken Higgins. Michigan; Curtis Duncan, Northwestern; Paul Jo- kisch, Michigan; John Kolesar, Michigan.

Ernie Jones, Indiona. TE Mike Flagg, lowa Anthony Williams, Illinois; Jery Reese, Illi nois; Mike Sargent, Michigan State. LINEMEN Eric Moore, Indiana Tony Mandarich, Michi gan State; Paul Gruber, Wisconsin; Herb Wester, lowa; Steve Hot- mann, Northwestern; Tom Nicklas, Northwestern; Doug Rogers, Mich igan State; Mark Spranger, lowa; Michael Dams, Michigan; Bob Kratch, lowa; Don snrader, inai ana. Mark Sindlinger, lowa John Vitale, Michigan; Dave Kln-nlry, Indiana. QB Dave Yarema Michigan State; Mike Greenfield, Northwestern; Rickey Foggie, Min nesota, rb vince workman.

Ohio State; Anthony Thompson, Indiana; Lorenzo White, Michigan State; George Cooper, Ohio State; Gerald White, Michigan; Stanley Davenport, Northwestern; Bob Morse, Michigan State; Jim Brv-ant, Ohio State. PK Chip Loh- er. Minnesota; Matt Frantz, Ohio State; Jonathan Briggs, Purdue; Chris Siambekos, Illinois; Pete Stoyanovich, Indiana. Defense LINEMEN Scott Davis, Illinois; Billy Harris, Michigan; Rick Graf, Wisconsin; Tim Jordan, Wisconsin; Dieter Heren, Michigan; Mark Dus babek, nnesoto; Gary Hadd, Minnesota; Mike Piel, Illinois; Jer-rol Williams, Purdue; Ted Karras, Northwestern. LB George Do- vis, lowa; Brad Quasi, lowa; Tom Kaukialo, Northwestern; sam Ells worth, Illinois; Steve Glasson, Illi nois; Kevin Sumlin, Purdue, Willie Bates, Indiana.

DB Todd Kreh biel, Northwestern; Greg Rogan, Ohio State; Bobby Dawson, Illi nois; Ken Sims, lowa; Donovan Small, Minnesota; Tony Gant, Michigan; Todd Krumm, Michigan stale: William white. Ohio state: Ed White, Illinois; Keaton Smiley, lowa. Scott Cepicky, Wiscon sin; Monte Robbins, Michigan. UPI All-SEC Team OFFENSE WR Wendell Davis, LSU; Rickey Nattlel, Florida, linemen -Bruce Wilkerson, Tennessee; Jeff Zimmerman, Florida; Stacy sear-els. Auburn; Wilbur Strozier, Geor- oia Ben Tomburello.

Auburn. QB Don Smith, Mississippi State. RB Brent Fullwood, Auburn. Bobbv Humphrey. Alabama Lars Tate, Georgia.

PK Van Tif fin, Alabama. DEFENSE LINEMEN Tracy Rocker, Auburn; Curt Jams, Alabama; Henry Thomas, LSU; Henry Harris, ueor-gia; Keith Williams, Florida. LB Cornelius Bennett, Alabama; Dale Jones, Tennessee; Aundray Bruce, Auburn. DB Jarvis Williams, Florida; Freddie Robinson, Ala bama John Little, Georgia. Bill Smith, Mississippi.

Big Ten Standings Conference Overall PF PA PF PA Mich. 7 1 0 262 i 18 10 1 0 337 171 Ohio St 7 1 0 225 9 3 0 319 167 Minn. 5 3 0 196 201 6 5 0 247 295 lowa 5 3 0 186 159 8 3 0 355 176 Mich.St. 4 4 0 203 152 6 5 0 285 197 Indiana 3 5 0 146 147 6 5 0 260 20u Illinois 1 5 0 134 209 470 1(9 ZW Northw. 2 6 0 149 216 4 7 0 217 251 Wise.

2 4 130 188 3 9 0 201 266 Purdue 269 105 253 3uiuui Clinched conference title By Dave Dorr Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Paul Gompers has experienced a rare college cross country season. He has progressed from race to race, and for a distance runner that's like turning a mountain into a molehill. In spite of the fact that courses vary widely, the hills in cross country pose a giant challenge psychologically for even the best. Improvement on the track Is expected, but it takes an intricate game plan to do what Gompers has done in chopping the hills down to size. On Monday he made it look easy, even though it wasn't, in finishing fifth in the National Collegiate Athletic Association cross country championships in Tucson, Ariz.

Joe Leuchtmann of Illinois, another former area standout, was 20th. Leuchtmann is from Ritenour High. Gompers, a Harvard senior, ran the course in 31 minutes 2 seconds and, except for one costly lapse in concentration, wondered Tuesday if he could have won it all. He described the Canada Hills Country Club course as "very, very tough." "It was constantly up and down with long stretches of sand that really sap your strength," he said. Gompers was with a small pack of runners in the lead surged, they caught Gompers off guard and he lost contact.

It took him a half-mile to gather himself. "I don't know why, but my concentration faded. I fell back to eighth," said Gompers, a 1982 graduate of Belleville East High. "On a course like that, half a mile is all it takes. But I'm incredibly pleased elated with my finish.

"I figured before the meet 15 guys had a chance to win, and I put myself in that group. At that level, there are no hacks running. I ran a very good race; not perfect, but I'm extremely happy. "Each race of the season has been better, just the way I planned it. I skipped certain meets in consultation with my coach and geared my training for the NCAA." He will leave Friday for San Francisco, where he will participate in The Athletics Congress cross country meet the national open championships.

"It's another step up," said Gompers, who established a world junior marathon record of 2:15.26 in 1983 that still stands. He placed third in 1985 in the marathon in the World University Games in Japan, then spent six months in Leverkusen, West Germany, doing biochemistry research. He has applied for a Rhodes scholarship, keeping in mind the two important track and field meets to be held in 1987 the Pan American Games in Indianapolis and the World Championships in Rome. Basketball NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. Boston 8 3 .727 GB Philadelphia 8 5 .615 Washington 5 7 .417 New York 3 10 .231 New Jersey 2 10 .167 1 Vi 6 6Vi GB vk 4 4 6Vj Central Division Pet.

Atlanta Chicago Milwaukee .818 .700 .643 .462 .455 Indiana Detroit Cleveland 3 .250 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. .600 .583 .583 .545 .364 GB Utah Dallas Denver Houston Sacramento Vi 2V4 San Antonio .333 3 Pacific Division Pet. .900 .545 .538 .500 .417 .250 GB 3V 3Vj LA Lakers Seattle Portland Golden State Phoenix LA Clippers 4 5 7 TUESDAY'S GAMES Houston at New York, night Portland at Washington, night Boston at Philadelphia, night New Jersey at San Antonio, night Atlanta at LA Lakers, night Utah at Golden State, night Phoenix at Sacramento, night LA Clippers at Seattle, night MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled WEDNESDAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Portland at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Houston at Indiana, 6:30 p.m.

New York at Boston. 7 a.m. Washington at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Denver, 8:30 p.m.

Seattle at Utah, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta ot Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. LA Lakers at LA Clippers, 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAMES None scheduled College Scores (MONDAY) EAST Baruch 63, Pratt 39 Bates 74, Thomas Coll. 70 Cortland St.

1 1 1, D'Youville 73 Franklin Marshall 96, Swarthmore 52 Haverford 83, Holy Family 66 Keenest. 77, Springfield 60 King's, N.Y. 72, Purchose St. 65 Manhattanville 62, Vassar 57 Mercyhurst 86, Slippery Rock 72 Mlllersville67.Cabrinl66 Mt. St.

Mary's, Md. 110, East Strouds- berawi New Hampshire Coll. 90, Bryant 78 New Poltz 111 St. Joseph's, Vt. 69 W.

Virginia Wesleyan 94, Indiana Pa. 68 Westminster, Pa. 62, Houghton 50 SOUTH Alabama 1 16, Miles 88 Atlantic Christian 103, Ferrum 78 70. Tolledaoa 56 Christopher Newport 86, Mary Wash ington Elon 71. Lvnchburo 65 Emory Henry 84, mory U.

72 Hampton 104, Benedict 52 Kv. Wesleyan 102, Compbellsville 61 Liberty it. Averett62 Marvvllle 63, Oglethorpe 61, OT Morehouse 69, Lane 64 N.C. Central 78, Virginia St. 75 Randolph-Macon 80, Pembroke St.

69 St. Thomas, Fla. 90, Palm Beach At lantic 65 Union, Ky. 91 Bristol 79 MIDWEST Anderson 89, 78 Baker 75, Ottawa 63 Carroll, Wis. 69, Rlpon 66 Defiance 90, Heidelberg 72 Grand View 85, Mt.

Marty 76 Hanover 80, Marian 79 III. Benedictine 110, Illinois Tech 91 Lawrence 87, Milwaukee Eng. 69 Otterbein 83, Urbana 70 Pur-Calumet 67, Manchester 62 Simpson, lowa 71. Graceland 54 St. Mary's, 65, Crosse 60 Washburn 70.

Drury 59 William Jewell 81, Rockhurst 61 SOUTHWEST Midwestern 66, E. New Mexico 77 NE Oklahoma 92, Oklahoma Baptist Panhandle St Okla. 105, S. Colorado 73 Schrelner 81 Tarleton St. 79 FAR WEST Cal-Rlverside 81, Masters Coll.

73 Metro St. 73, Adams St. 61 Vegas 90, Oklahoma 81 So. Utah 107, Southwestern, Ariz. 77 TOURNAMENTS NIT Classic Second Round Temple 80, Vlllanovo 73 W.

Kentucky 96, Texas Christian 90 Memphis St. 81 Michigan 76 EXHIBITIONS Arizona St. 96, Armed Forces All stars Bulgaria 81 Rutgers 75 Campbell 83, Irish Nationals 70 DePaul 80, Sibenik, Yugoslavia 73 Georgia St. 123, Fort Hood 118 Seton Hall ton, Melbourne Victorian 98 Yugoslavia Red Star 93, N. lowa 90 College Summaries (MONDAY) Men PARKS 20 SE MISSOURI ST.

58 18- 38 49-127 PARKS Boone 9, Stack 1 Koele 9. Burrow 3, Flores 3, Sanderskl 1, Schwartz 2, Irwin 4, Benben 1. Keves 1 McDonaugh 2. FG 14, FT 10. Pr 14.

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE Lawson 20, Turner 15, Henry 17, Conley 10, Morris 14, Rutherford 10, woodfork 9, Denkins 1 Rut- ledge 4, edwdrds 6 Wilson 10, Hop-son 10.FG59,FT9,PF27. GREENVILLE 37 32-69 WEBSTER U. 35 41 -76 GREENVILLE Patton 1. Schwarz kopf 14, Morton 6. Duzan 3.

Looez 9, Hooks 27, Haug 9. FG 28 (2 3- point FG FT 11. PF 22. WEBSTER Kinder 6, Haywood 24, uiiwortn Loetteimon Hicks 18, Berra 5, Brack 4. FG 30 1 3- 15, PF 18.

BLACKBURN 36 65-101 SANFORD BROWN 43 43- 14 BACKBURN Sherman 20, Coyne 21 Hughes 6 Harris 19, Chandler 21 schelte 12. FG 38 (4 3-point FG), FT 21, PF 17. SANFORD-BROWN Anglim 11, Roschnafsky 21, Smith 16, Bvrd 11, Whittaker 13, Hatcher 11 Bentlev 2. FG 32 (3 3-point FG), FT 13, PF 2D. WASHU.JV 21 48-74 GRANITE CITY 39 31-70 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY JV Mover 34, DeWalt 10, Robinson 13, Wilwert 1, Ryan 18.

FG 27, FT 14, PF 10. GRANITE CITY Bell 1 William son 4, Silas 7, Thomas 4, Martin 6, Schilling 8, Stevanus 1 Jones 14, Robinson 18, Pieper 5. FG 31 FT 6, PF 16. Women LEWIS AND CLARK 34 34-70 KASKASKIA 42 20 62 LEWIS AND CLARK Tate 4, Jones 11 Northruo 6, Onley 15, Poll 26, Johnson 7. ru ZJ.

14. rr IB. KASKASKIA Gent 4, Prince 1 Brown 14. Moore 26. Soears 6.

Vaughn 1 Johnson 12. FG'iS, FT 15, PF 15. at the four-mile mark, but Harness Racing M-2 4-1 First here was jood 1-1-3 5-1 Not for otl this bunch 2-2-3 12-1 Can get ocheck-lonoshot 00 15-1 Never been on the board 2-1-1 12-1 Trailed lost race 3-1-1 2S-1 Give another outing 04-5 12-1 Doesn't like lo win 1-1-6 30-1 Little chance FIRST RACE one mile pace, nw pari mutuel race (Illinois bred), purse $2,240. PP Horse Driver 10 LUCKY LAOY LEGSReese 3 Jolly Anniversary (PlBoiUnger 6 Trendy Lin RiFinn 9 KissMeAgoin (P)Muslck 1 Ultra Light Hollord George's Power RoFinn 4 Blulfview Evelyn Telrlck 8 Soeedv Wight IPIBaker 7 WislvEIRoe Coleman 5 Tres Sheik Friedley SECOND RACE one mile trot, nw $1,250 PP Horse Driver St. 9 Happy Town Hoston 15 10 HotDogEiro Norris 28 1 Junction Brewer 3 5 JWJode Wlnemlller 7 6 CARTER BMAG00 Vaughan 12 2 ColrockBill Svensen 15 8 Anna Trick F.Finn 34 3 Miss Pitchfork Tetrick 10 7 DuersandWater (PIPowell 15 4 KimberlyJo Coleman 24 THIRD RACE one mile pace, nw $400 lost PP Horse 7 Second Effort 6 Air Coryell 4 UB Playboy 8 Kitty's Pride 3 PalokaDeck Driver St.

23 20 19 18 20 33 20 22 17 F.Finn A Morgan (P)Schlicher Tetrick J. Finn 9 Paragon Almohursl Gognon 10 Lets Gel Rowdy G.Morgan 2 Skippers Flying Kubas 5 Disappointment Coleman, 1 Former Light Light FOURTH RACE one mile trot, nw $1,200 PP Horse Driver St. 26 5 Fox valley Choncev Hought 4 MX Missile F.Finn 14 12 33 34 23 25 29 25 3 Jeff's Slick Andy Hansen 2 RockabyRaps 1 Ripple Jodi 6 Billy Mitchell 8 Scarlet Speed 10 Oops 7 Brad Copy Curtin Kennev Jo Smith Collins McBeth Arnold 9 Missey Norris 15 St. 31 1( 17 3 19 20 15 9 1 2 35 2 Hoxton's Butler Llles 27 i TimelvVon K. Walker 21 5 CB's Boron Colemon 19 10 Resume Ploy Woncuso 12 I Cinnomini Simmons 21 7 She'sADiomond Cordelia 13 1 Gimme Time Kapala 35 BinooAl Scholi 31 EIGHTH RACE one mile poce, mv3 pari PP Horn Driver St.

Svendsen 22 Jo Smith IS Norris 7 F.Finn 11 Ma. Duncan 21 Conrad It Ratchford 21 Lorance 4 Beaslev 10 Motile Lane's Kiss I Block Orchid Rebel Chm For Nibble 5 Black Sissy 9 I'mSmokin 4 Shoving Mug 7 Real Deal Skipper 3 Cutie's Raker 1 KDs Margie 2 Racing Bye Simmons 25 NINTH RACE one mile ooce. nw $1,025 pp Horse Driver St. 9 Crocker Maker Brewer 34 6 Stylish Faith Boroff 17 10 Cookie Box Conrad 42 7 Little Drizzle P.Smith 28 8 Illinois Vicky Reese 39 1 Better Bee Pro Jo Smith 32 4 FM Anns Byrd A. Morgan 32 5 Lake Success totemon IV 2 Nero's Flyng Debbie (P)Schlicher 37 3 CallMeChrissy Jotczak 28 TENTH RACE one mile poce, claiming PP Horse Driver 4 Silver Eagle Reese 3 Heroes First Moncoso 1 Choramor Mellow Kurtworth 2 Vic Bahama A Morgon 9 Fiddle Around Tetrick 6 CJ'sBeth Prevost 8 Skippers Jackpot Jo Smith 5 TracksideKing Lorance 7 Villa Monies Lilio 10 Go Devil Go Simmons IP) Provisional driver BEST BET LUCKY LADY LEGS BEST LONG SHOT CARTE MAGOO RECOMMEND LUCKY LADY LEGSMR.

Results (MONDAY) (Clear and Fast) FIRST RACE (1m poce) Joshua David (A. Morgan) 9.00, 4.40, 3.00; Timely Nancy (H. Bowen) 3.40, 2.80; Chloe's Ideal (L. Bowen) 3.60. Time -203 45.

SECOND RACE dm trot) Groco Lola (Bowermaster) 4.40, 3.40, 2 40; Boo Coo (D. Simpson) 6 80, 4.20; Success Don't (Arnold) 7.00. Time 25. DAILY DOUBLE (l-S) paid $37.00. QUINELLA (5-9) paid $29.60.

THIRD RACE dm pace) Speedy Ron (Gaanon) 70.20, 22.00, 13 00; King Andrew (Prevost) 7.60, 4.80; Sunny Horizon (Hering) 12.60. Time 2:03 35. EXACTA (2-5) paid $490.40. FOURTH RACE dm trot) Speed (A. Morgan) 8 40, 6.00, 3.60; Low Blow (Perrin) 6.20, 8.40; Que's Colleen (Curtin) 9.60.

Time Z07 35. Scrotched Gl inz Tango. QUINELLA paid VBM. FIFTH RACE dm poce) Stylish Manner (A. Morgan) 2040, 7.20, 5.00; Bronze Bov (Jo.

Smith) 3.00, 2.40; Petes Chief (F. Finn Jr.) 340. Time 101 15. last St. 29 04 30-1 Not else as 2nd in 2 vrs.

mutuel races purse $2,900. Record Odds Comment 3-54 2-1 Impressed with lost vlctry 2-2-0 5-2 Good effort after layoff 2-1-2 7-2 Should be a good trip 2-3-4 6-1 Surpised small field 2-1-0 20-1 Con improve here-lngsht 3-2-4 121 Broke in last contest 5-5-7 12-1 Give one at Fairmount 20 15-1 Took three tries to ally 0-2-1 201 Hosn't been close 2-5-2 25-1 Little to offer here 4 starts, purse $2,500. Record Odds Comment 8-J-J 3-1 Post biggest worry 3-3-4 9-2 Promising debut at Foirmnt 5-7-8 12-1 Has enough obility-lngsht 6-2-2 2-1 Disappointed lost two 8-15-3 10-1 Won tiiOOO this year 3-2-6 5-1 Good speed and rail 66 10-1 In tougher tonight l-i i in Has rwr worn cui uui j-j-s neeos improvtnwiii 2-4-5 20-1 can recommend purse $3,400. Record Odds Comment 53 3-1 Beaten tavooriteoiones 102 7-2 Always sona contender 7-2 Hasn had best of trios 6-1 Can benefit from month off H1 Chonce at a price Ingsht 6-1 Second lost two at Cntrbry 25-1 Hosn't been close in '86 15-1 Needs drop in clamngrnks 12-1 Tough task ot hand tnght 25-1 Can't recommend tonight 5-5-2 3-2-4 3-5-5 9-7-3 00 14 36 2-7-2 RICKCRACKER MAKER TRIFECTA (4-1-5) paid SIXTH RACE (1m trot) Mr D's High (W. Smith) 21.40, 9.80, 9.20; Benvolo (Curtin) 32.40, 39.80; Better Boy (Robbins) 8.80.

Time 2:03 35. EXACTA (5-10) paid $815.80. SEVENTH RACE (1m pace) Vibrant Fashion (Reese) 4.00, 3.40, 2.80; Native Honor (Curtin) 7 40, 4.20; Mr Phil (Prevost) 2.40. Time 2:03 15. QUINELLA (4-10) paid $35.80.

EIGHTH RACE dm pace) Ticker Tape Miles (F. Finn Jr.) 11.00,8.60, 4.80; Pro Ribbon (Shehan) 9.40, 5.40; Andreka (G. Morgan) 2.80. Time 2:03 45. EXACTA (9-10) paid $12.40.

NINTH RACE dm pace) Willy Addio (Stepter) 35.20, 10.40. 5.80; United Happy Tar (Reese) 3.00, 2.60; Rocv-Tar Bov (Jo. Smith) 2.80. Time 1:57 25. TENTH RACE dm pace) Soft Twist (C.

Lonev) 3.40. 3.20, 2.40; Solo Hanover (G. Morgan) 4.40, 3.80; Great Morning (Schllcher) 6 60. Time VS). Scratched Smooth Butler N.

TRIFECTA (12) paid $39480. Attendance -J Handle FIFTH RACE one mile pace, claiming purse $2400. lost 4 starts ourse $2,500. Record Odds Comment 6-5-2 3-1 Served notice In last 1-2-1 1-2-1 85 6-4-6 22 1-4-7 04-3 7-9-3 7-2 Be real touoh here 7-2 Once best trotter here 4-1 Excseonlyporeffrtlst3 6-1 Roll puts right there 15-1 May surprise-longshot 10-1 Outside post hurts tnght 12-1 Winless in 1986 20-1 First here was poor 30-1 No foctor tonight 0-1-1 Record Odds Comment 2-1-4 2-1 Catches right field 5-1-0 9-2 Con lead ail the way 23 4-1 Moves to much better post 20 KM Needed last-longshot 3-3-5 KM Capable of better effort 41-4 8-1 Impeded last start 0-54 12-1 Has tough time winning 46 15-1 Watch one ot Fairmount 8-5-2 15-1 Last was poor 46 D-l Little to like race Illinois bred), c. purse $2,240 Record Odds Comment 4-1-1 S-2 Ready for best effort" 0- 1-0 1- 1-2 0-1-0 01 04 01 2- 1-3 2-2-1 2-1 First here was good 9- 2 Get's much better post 10- 1 Congetoslice-longshot 15-1 Looks for first victory 20-1 38 races no wins 20-1 Post no help tonight 12-1 Stamina problem 20-1 Needs better post 1-2-1 12-1 Distanced lost race 4 starts ourse SUMO.

RKerd Comment 3-F1V S-2 Wimnwcti setter tonight 3-3-4 5-1 Finished with good courage PP Horse Driver St. 19 13 23 4 30 1 Mr Rick 5 Tickle 4 Nibble's Precious 9 Al's Skipper 2 Brom'sSon Prince Rascal 8 True Charles Lucy's Child 7 Sensational Lady Simmons Freese Norris 23 Moupin 4 Colemon 30 Bowermaster 22 Rotchlord 30 Brower 33 G. Morgan 26 6 Armbro Univtrsal Brewer 41 SIXTH RACE one mile poce, nw pari mutuel pp Horse Driver St. 2 On a Budget 5 Heal Misty 3 Lanewood 6 Quiet Riot 10 Bully Bret 7 Ideal Charm 8 Vagabond Dancer 1 The Only One 9 HK sKenor Curtin Adam Fooan IPIMttcall F.Finn McColllster RiFinn Ri Thompson 26 R. Freese 21 4 James Norman MorrColemon 9 SEVENTH RACE one mile ooce.

nw $400 PP Herse Driver St. 4 FMSkipperBvrd R.J.Finn 14 3 Conference Coll Norris 26 lost Salt 8 8 0 20 7 ForrWvnv 7 10 0 16 PeortB 7 11 0 15 4 MilvWuW 6 11 0 14 5 -TUESDAY'S GAME Salt (KfteOty at Milwaukee 1 MONDAY'S RESULTS No gomes TODAY'S GAMES Nonrictieduled THURSDAY'S GAMES Milwaukee at Fort Wavne Indianapolis at Muskegon.