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'vwe D4 The Pittsburgh Press Tuesday, October 11, 1983 CALENDAR BASEBALL FOOTBALL -f i SPORTS LINES 17 Sun. Oct. 16 Thurs. Fri. Sat.

Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 15 Tues. Wed.

Oct. 11 Oct. 12 AP (Top 20 teams, with first-place votes and rceords In parentheses.) 1. Nebraska (55) (6-0) 1,195 2. Texas (5) (4-0) 1,144 3.

North Carolina (6-0) 1,014 4. West Virginia 983 5. Auburn (4-1) 866 Bengals (Second quarter, :36 left) James Griffin Intercepted a Stoudt pass and returned It 41 yards for a touchdown. Breech converted. Bengals, 14-10.

teeters (Fourth quarter, 114 left) Ron Johnson Intercepted a Turk Schonert pass and returned tt 34 yards for a touchdown. Anderson converted. Stealers, 17-14. Stealer (Fourth quarter, 1:20 left) Harvey Clayton returned a Schonert Interception 70 yards for a touchdown. Anderson converted.

Steelers, 24-14. ..861 2 0 2 0 5 0 6 0 Pet. PF PA .47 13 115 .667 Hi US .167 122 109 174 .836 6. Ohio State (4-1). 7.

Florida (5-0-1). 8. Georgia (4-0-1) 9. Arizona (5-O-D .725 .702 .600 Steelersg) Wprn -j Pin IS. 3 700 p.m.

Penni Syracuse StateV WestW VtTecl, Virginia Sf 35b.ir rt mtim Wash. Harttpnl Pen9Uly 'Bum a tough act sto follow Biles 10. Miami, Fla. (5-l) .588 .583 11. Alabama (4-1) 12.

So. Methodist (5-0). 13. Michigan (4-1) 14. Iowa (4-1) STATISTICS cm Pel.

PP PA .667 130 12S .667 116 123 .500 132 113 .500 116 102 .333 111 144 1 2 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 TEAM Pit .515 .416 .314 .277 15. Oklahoma (3-2). Biles, saying it was a mistake to follow 16. Maryland downs 22 32-105 20-56 17. Washington (4-1).

NFL AFC Central Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Houston 0 East Baltimore ..,.4 Buffalo 4 NY Jets 3 Miami 3 New England 2 West LA Raiders .5 Seattle 3 San Diego ..3 Denver ........3 Kansas City 2 NFC East Dallas 6 Washington .5 Philadelphia 4 NY Giants ...2 St. Louis .....1 Centra) Passing 176 .246 .245 .209 18. Arizona State (3-0-1). 112 19A Return yards- 60 popular Bum Phillips as Houston Oilers coach, is the first National Football League coaching casualty. 19.

Illinois Passes 21-34-j .96 Home EZ3 20. Brlgham Young (4-1). f- 10-23-1 9-77 6-43 Sacks by Fumtoles-tost 1 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 4 Pet. PF PA .833 145 94 .500 126 122 .500 170 174 .500 (8 100 J33 107 106 -5-39 .40:14 6-50 World Series PHIL A. vs.

BALTIMORE (Best-ot-seven) TONIGHT Times EDT Philadelphia (Denny 19-6) at Baltimore (McGregor 18-7), 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW Philadelphia at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. FRIOAY Baltimore at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY Baltimore at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. X-SUNOAY Baltimore at Philadelphia, p.m.

I-OCT. IS Philadelphia at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. I-OCT. 1 Philadelphia at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. x-lf necessary AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE ORIOLES Manager-Joe Altobelll Record 98 wins, 64 losses Winning margin 6 games Date cllnched-Sept.

25 Top better-Cel Ripken J1S Top home runs Eddie Murray, 33 RBI leader-Eddie Murray, 111 Top starter Scott McGregor, 18-7 Top saves Tippy Martinez, 21 NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Manager Paul Owens Record 90 wins, 72 losses Winning margin 6 garnet Date clinched Sept. 28 Top batter Joe Lefebvre, .306 Top home runs Mike Schmidt, 40 RBI leader-Mike Schmidt, 109 Top starter John Denny, 19-6 Top save! Al Holland, 25 saves Penalties-yards Time of HOCKEY NHL Canadiens 6, Nordiques 4 DIVISION I-AA (Team record In parentheses.) 1. Eastern Kentucky (5-0) 80 2. Southern Illinois (6-0) 74 3. Jackson State (Miss) (6-0) 72 4.

Holy Cross (Mass) (54) 70 5. Furmen (S.C.) (4-1) 60 6. South Carolina St (5-1) 58 7. Colgate (N.Y.) (4-1) S3 8. Northeast Louisiana (4-1) .49 9.

Southern (La.) (5-0) 41 North Texas State (4-2) 41 McNeese State (La.) (4-1)41 12. Tennessee State (4-1-1) 36 13. Idaho State (4-1) 33 14. Eastern Illinois (5-1) 23 Middle Tennessee (4-1). 23 16.

Indiana State (4-2) 22 17. Lafayette (Pa.) (4-1) -16 18. Appalachian State (NC) (4-2) .10 19. Idaho (4-1) 20. Grambllng State (La.) (3-1-1) -7 1 1-4 2 1 Quebec Pet.

PF PA 0 0 1.000 178 128 1 0 .833 182 122 2 0 .667 104 101 4 0 .400 109 118 5 0 .167 103 191 STANDINGS Wales Conference PATRICK DIVISION Pis. GF GA NY Rangers 4 0 0 8 17 5 Philadelphia 3 0 0 6 17 5 NY Islanders 2 10 4 IS 18 New Jersey. 1 2 0 2 9 12 Pittsburgh ..0 3 0 5 18 Washington 0 3 0 0 10 17 ADAMS DIVISION Pts. GF GA Boston 2 10 4 16 8 Buffalo 2 10 4 12 14 Quebec 2 2 0 4 23 20 Hartford 1 2 0 2 8 12 Montreal .....1 2 0 2 13 17 Campbell Conference MORRIS DIVISION MtMVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING STEELERS, F. Harris 7 carries for 23 yards; Abercromble for 18; Pollard 3 for Stoudt 5 for 7.

Bengals, Alexander 16 carries for 47 yards; P. Johnson for 27, 1 TD; Schonert 3 for 23; Tate 3 for Verser 1 for 2. PASSING Steelers, Stoudt 10 completions of 23 attempts for 124 yards, 1 Intercepted. Bengals, Anderson 5 completions of 5 attempts for 60 yards. Schonert 16 of 29 for 193 yards, 3 Intercepted.

RECEIVING Steelers, F. Harris 2 receptions for 18 yards; Capers 2 for 38; Cunningham 2 for 20; Abercromble 2 for 29; Sweeney 1 for Pollard 1 for 10. Bengals, Curtis 7 receptions for 74 yards, Colllnsworth 6 for 83; Ross 4 for 37; Verser 1 for 12; S. Wilson 1 for 19; Krelder 1 for 17; Alexander 1 for 11. INTERCEPTIONS Steelers, Johnson 1 for 34, TD; Clayton 1 for 70; TD; Lambert 1 for 0.

Bengal, J-Grlffln 1 for 41; TD. KICK OFF RETURNS Steelers, T. Harris 2 for 24; Odom 1 for 18. Bengals, Verser 3 for 64; S. Wilson 1 for 20; Tate 1 for 19.

PUNT RETURNS Steelers, Skansl 4 for 22. Bengals, Martin 3 for 19. FUMBLES Steelers, Skansl 1, F. Harris 1. Bengals, Curtis 1, Tate 1, Schonert 1.

SACKS Steelers, K. Gary 1, Willis 2, Rivera 1, Clayton 1, Beasley 1, Lambert 1, Cole 1. Bengals, Edwards 1 and Boy ar ski 1. TACKLE LEADERS Steelers, Toews 6-5, Lambert 5-4; Woodruff 6-1; Merrlweather 4-5. Bengals, Cameron 5-3; LeClalr 2-3; R.

Jackson 2-3. RACING First period-1, Quebec, Bergturtd 2 (Glllls, Price), 9:21. 2, Quebec, Van Boxmeer 3 (M. Stastny, P. Stastnv), 10:17 (pp).

3, Montreal, Mondou 1 (Lafleur, Tremblay), 11:17 (pp). Montreal, Mondou 2 (Ludwlg, Nas' Kind), 15:36 (pp). Montreal, Acton 2 (Robinson, Shutt), 16:03 (pp). 6, Montreal, Tremblay 1 (Lafleur), 19:03 (PP). Penalties Van Boxmeer, Que, M5; Hunter, Mon, Palement, Que, Walter, Mon, Palement, Que, Nilan, Mon, maior, Marols, Que, double maior -game misconduct, Bouchard, Que, maior, served by Cote, Hunter, Que, Goulet, Que, maior, 17:14.

Second period 7, Montreal; Lafleur 3 (Walter, Root), 15:55. PenaltiesRoot, Mon, Delorme, Mon, Ludwlg, Mon, Nllan, Mon, mlnor-malor, Palement, -Que, maior, 11:43. Third period 8, Quebec, Palement 1 (Savard, Cote), 4:10. 9, Quebec, Goulet 4 (P. Stastny, Cote), 1, Montreal, Galney 2, 19:40.

Penalties Root, Mon, Shutt, Mon, 5:05.. Shots on goal Montreal 14-4-4-22. Quebec 6-10-13-29. Goalies Montreal, Sevlgny. 'Quebec, Bouchard.

Wheeling Pts. GF GA STARTING LINEUPS Game 1 TONJGHT St. Louis 2 Chicago 2 Detroit 0 Minnesota ..0 Toronto .1 Pet. PF PA Minnesota ....4 2 0 .667 130 1S3 Green Bay ..3 3 0 .500 161 163 Chicago 2 4 0 .333 1 29 123 Detroit 2 4 0 .333 116 117 Tampa Bay .0 6 0 .000 81 152 West Pet. PF PA San Fran 4 2 0 .667 171 109 LA Rams 4 2 0 .667 125 101 New Orleans 4 2 0 .667 145 123 Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 124 118 LAST NIGHT Pittsburgh 24- Cincinnati 14 SUNDAY Times EDT Cleveland al Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.

Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. St.

Louis at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. San Diego at New England, 1 p.m. San Francisco at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Baltimore, 2 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m.

N.Y. Giants at Kansas City, 4 p.m. Cincinnati at Denver, 4 p.m. L.A. Raiders at Seattle, 4 p.m.

Atlanta at L.A. Rams, 4 p.m. MONDAY Washington at Green Bay, 9 p.m. 4 4 1 1 2 12 8 11 11 13 18 15 17 14 15 cf -Dwyer rf SMYTHE DIVISION Biles resigned yesterday amid intense criticism by fans and media over a 13-game losing streak, ''six this season. Biles said he was not forced out and his decision "surprised" oilman owner K.S.

"Bud" Adams Jr. The Oilers today were expected to name either -defensive coordinator Chuck Studley or offensive coordinator Kay Dalton as interim coach. "If I made a mistake it was violating the number one rule in coaching never follow a so-called legend," Biles said. He was referring to Phillips, who with Biles as defensive coordinator the Oilers to three playoff seasons from 1978 to 1980. The Oilers had just come home from a wildcard playoff loss to Super Bowl champion Oakland (jWhen Adams fired Phillips on New Year's Eve 1980.

Adams gave Phillips' job as general manager to assistant GM Ladd Herzeg, and Phillips' Job as coach to Biles. Some fans have never forgotten the firing of the 0only coach to have brought the team success in etheir tenure in the NFL. 3 Oilers wide receiver Mike Renfro said Phillips and Biles differed in their ability to motivate players. in "Bum brings a special feeling to a team. He rgets the players to play harder than Eddie does." Minnesota Vikings quarterback Archie Manning, whom Biles traded this season, said, "It wasn'-t that he was tough.

It's just that nobody liked him." Tight end Dave Casper, who went to the Vikings with Manning, said he will not forget Biles was the coach who benched him after five Pro Bowls. "He alienated some of the key ballplayers, traded some away and then the whole team lost confidence. He made all the mistakes his first year and then spent two years trying to correct them." Biles said his demise came without pressure from inside the organization, g- "I've been a punching bag. I've been the eye of the hurricane for 2 V2 years, the center of all controversy. I felt like I've have enough.

You get to the point where you just say who needs it. "In my own mind, I really haven't felt like I failed. I felt like I ran out of time. There's enough with what has happened to this team to pass around to a lot of people. I'm just one of them." Biles said he would take a vacation to think about his future but said "I'm a coach" and said he expected to be back in coaching.

Philadelphia Morgan 2b Rose lb Schmidt 3b Lezceno rf Matthews If. Maddox rf Diaz De Jesus ss Denny ss Murray lb -Lowensteln If Deuer 2b 1ST Time 31.15. Off 7:31. Jonl's Pepper 16.60 7.00 2.80 Ten Plus 9.80 4.40 Top Doctor .3.00 Scratched Don Tono QuineHa (1-8) paid S51.20 Perfecta (1-8) paid S100.80 Trifecta (1-8-2) paid S299.40 BoxWheel 0-8-2) paid 5149.70 2ND Time 39.65. Off 7:45.

Stlvlk $7.20 3.80 2.60 Come On Kurt 4.80 3.00 Perry Mason 3.80 OumeNa (4-7) paid $15.10 Edmonton Vancouver Calgary Pts. GF GA 6 17 13 4 20 18 3 6 4 2 13 15 1 7 11 -Cruz 3b Winnipeg Dempsey Los Angeles 0 LAST NIGHT 4 Montreal 6.. Angeles I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS': Scoring THROUGH SUNOAY'S GAMES Player, Team GP APTS i- Umpires: HP-Marty Sprlngstead (AL); lb-Ed Vargo (NL); 2b-AI Clark (ALC 3b-Frank Pulll (NL); LF-Steve Palermo (AL); RF Dutch Rermort (NL). 1983 STATISTICS Philadelphia BATTING N.Y. Rangers 2 TONIGHT Times EDT Los Angeles at N.

p.m. Vancouver at St. SUMMARIES Goulet, Que. Y. Islanders, 8:05 Louis, 8:35 p.m.

7 10 4 3 84 8 4 8 4 7 -2 7 4 Hunter, Que. Tarnl, Van. Gretzky, Edm Bossy, NY Is. Sundstrom, Van. Bourque, Boston Boachman, Win.

Gradln, Van Kurrl, Edm. HHRRBIPcl 39 .304 1 35 as 25 74 22 34 14 18 27 89 If 44-2 i 4 6 4 29 .302 .288 5 .277 32 .275 32 .265 50 .258 McCarthy, Van. Thirteen players tied with points. 40 109 .255 Lfbvre, of .27 Gross, of .245 Garcia, ss 118 Samuel, 2b 65 Maddox, of 324 Hayes, of .351 446 Schmidt, 3b 534 De Jesus, ss 497 Rose, lb -493 Perez, lb .253 Lezcano.of 356 Diaz, 471 Dernier, of 221 Morgan, 2b 404 Virgil, 140 4 45 .254 Rangers 2, Kings 1 Los Angeles. 1 N.Y.

Rangers 1 1 02 First period-1, New York, McPhee 1 (Beckman, Rogers), 16:24. Penalty Dave Maloney, NY, 8:11. Second period 2, New York, Huber 1 (Dave Maloney, Rogers), 4:44 (dp). 3, Los Angeles, LaVallee 1 (Dlonne, Heldt), 9:50. Penalties-Wells, LA, Erlxon, NY, Jenkins, LA, Backman, NY, 17:06.

Third period None. Penalties Osborne, NY, Dave Maloney, NY, 18:07. Shots on goal Los Angeles 14-10-15-39. New York 11-15-12-38. Goalies Los Angeles, Blake.

New York, Hanlon. A 17,264. 45 93 66 115 104 136 60 126 52 121 18 61 49 85 49 111 41 51 72 93 11 30 45 .245 43 .241 56 .239 64 .236 15 .231 59 .230 23 .314 15 16 NFL SUMMARY Steelers 24, Bengals 14 Pittsburgh 7 3 0 1424 Cincinnati-. 0 14 0 014 PIT-Woods 38 fumble return (G. Anderson kick) PIT-FG G.

Anderson 35 CIN P. Johnson 1 run (Breech kick) CIN J. Griffin 41 Interception return (Breech kick) PIT R. Johnson 34 Interception return (G. Anderson kick) PIT Clayton 70 Interception return (G.

Anderson kick) A HOW THEY SCORED Steelers (First quarter, 5:11 left) Rick Woods returned a Rodney Tate fumble 38 yards for a touchdown. The key hit was by Edmund Nelson. Gary Anderson converted. Steelers, 7-0. Steelers (Second quarter, 13:52 left) Anderson kicked a 35-yard field goal to complete a 38-yard, six-play drive that featured a 26-yard pass from Cliff Stoudt to Walter Abercrom-ble.

Steelers, 10-0. Bengals (Second quarter, 5:35 left) Pete Johnson scored a 1-yard touchdown to complete a 77-yard, 12-play drive that was highlighted by a 25-yard completion to Crls Collins-worth. Jim Breech converted. Steelers, 10-7. College POLLS UPI (The Board of Coaches Top 20, with first-place voles and records In parentheses.) 1.

Nebraska (38) (6-0) 613 2. Texas (3) (4-0) 575 3. North Carolina (6-0) 518 4. West Virginia (5-0) 436 5. Florida (5-0-1) 402 6.

Georgia (4-0-1) 345 7. Ohio State (4-1) 338 8. Auburn (4-1) 318 9. Southern Methodist (5-0) .......264 10. Alabama (4-1) 204 11.

Michigan (4-1) 198 12. Miami (Fla.) (5-1) 186 13. Iowa (4-1) 110 14. Illinois (4-1) 64 15. Maryland (4-1) 63 16.

Arizona- State (3-0-1) 58 17. Oklahoma (3-2) 55 18. Washington (4-1) 44 19. Brlgham Young (4-1) 43 20. Oklahoma State (4-1) ..........26 IBv agreement with the American Foolball Coaches Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are Ineligible tor the Top 20 and national championship consider alio.

Teams on probation: Clemson, Southern California, Arizona, Wichita State and Southern Mississippi.) Team ....5,424 (94 1,352 125 649 .24 PITCHING IP HBB SOW ERA Holland 92 63 30 100 8 4 2.26 Denny 243 229 53 139 19 6 2.37 Andersen 26 19 9 14 1 0 2.39 Carlton 284 277 84 275 15 16 3.11 Hernandez 115 109 32 93 9 4 3.28 Hudson 169 158 53 101 8 8 3.35 Reed 96 89 34 73 9 1 3.48 Gross 96 100 35 66 4 6 3.56 Bystrom 119136 44 87 6 4.60 Team 3.34 1,429 542 541 1,092 10 41 Saves-Holland 25, Hernandez 8, Reed 8. College football; West Virginia moved up a notch MOVES in both the United Press International and Associated Press polls this week. The Mountaineers are ranked fourth in both polls. For the first time in three weeks, No. 1 Nebraska was not a unanimous choice.

No. 2 Texas got three of the 41 first-place votes in UPI and five of the 60 in AP. North Caro- Baltimore Goals Bossy, N.Y.Isles, Hunter, Que, and Tentl, van Gretzky, Edm 4. Assists Goulet, Que and Peter Stahfiy, Qua McCarthy, Van Bourque, Bos and Maxwell, Minn S. Power-play goals Bellows, Minn six players tied with two each.

Short-handed goals Don Maloney, NY Rangers 2. Game-winning goals Twenty-seven player tied "with one each. First goals Federko, StL 3. Overtime goals Bourne, NY Isles, and Kurrl, Edrn 1. Shots on goal Dlonne, LA, and Pettersson, StL 14.

Goals-against average Keens, Boston 0.98; Lemelln'Cal-gary, and Hanlon, NY Rangers 1.00; Weeks, NY Rangers 1.50; Lindbergh, Philadelphia 1.67. Victories Lindbergh, Philadelphia four players with two each. Save percentage Lemelln, Calgary Keans, Bos-'ton Hanlon, NY Rangers Weeks, NY Rangers Lindbergh, Philadelphia TEAM Goaltending Team GP GA AVG 1. N.Y. Rangers 3 4 2.

Philadelphia 3 5 1.67 3. Calgary 2 8 1.67 4. Boston 3 8 2.67 5. St. Louis 3 8 2.67 19.

Pittsburgh 3 18 "6.00 -lina moved up to third while Alabama, third last Perfecta (4-7) paid $29.00 TrHecta (4-7-1) paid $119.40 BoxWheel (4-7-1) paid $59.7 3RD Time 31.41. Off 841. Raiorback Rocky 5.40 4.80 Trumpece .4.00 4.00 Mar Kir Brandy 5.20 Quinella (5-8) paid $43.00 Perfecta (5-8) paid $89.40 Trifecta (5-8-4) paid $748.40 BoxWheel (5-8-4) paid $374.20 4TH Time 39.4$. Off Blue 3.60 2.60 Drlfs JD 9.60 5.40 Breerln Pilot 3.60 QuineHa (1-3) paid $49.8 Perfecta (1-3) paid $47.40 Trifecta (1-3-7) paid $499.80 BoxWheel (1-3-7) paid $249.90 5TH Time 31.1. Off 8:31.

Barbara's 9.20 4.20 Lady From 6.80 4.80 DJ's Brett 2.80 Quinella (7-8) paid $33.40 Perfecta (7-8) paid $97.4 Trifecta (7-8-4) paid $268.20 BoxWheel (unavailable) 4TH Time 31.12. Off 8:45. Billy Agate 3.00 2.80 Diamond Mint 3.40 OB Chris 7.60 Quinella (1-4) paid $17.40 Perfecta (1-4) paid $45.40 Trifecta (1-4-7) paid $155.60 BoxWheel (unavailable) 7TH Time 30.82. Off 8:59. Cousin's Annlo $6.80 2.80 2.60 Cantllerer ..5.00 4.60 Odessa Bob 3.40 Quinella (3-5) paid $33.40 Perfecta (3-5) paid $46.60 Trifecta (3-5-8) paid $93.60 BoxWheel (3-5-8) paid $44.80 8TH Time 43.98.

Off 9:14. Aussie Olivia $9.60 5.40 5.20 Flying Rogue .5.00 5.60 Swlftnessaplenty. 11.20 Quinella (2-6) paid $42.80 Perfecta (6-2) paid $115.00 TrHecta (4-2-1) paid $585.00 BoxWheel (6-2-1) paid $292.50 9TH Time 31.16. Off 9:29. Diamond Courtney $19.60 5.80 3.40 Wylde Ling Ling 2.80 3.60 JV'S Sweet Sue 3.40 Quinella (2-8) paid $28.80 Perfecta (8-2) paid $111.40 TrHecta (8-2-5) paid $443.00 BoxWheel 18-2-5) paid $221.5 10TH Time 30.86.

Off 9:43. Rebel's Daisy $3.80 3.00 2.80 Whaler 4.40 3.20 Historic 10.00 Quinella (1-3) paid $11.20 Perfecta (3-1) paid $18.40 TrHecta (3-1-2) paid $114.20 BoxWheel (3-1-2) paid $57.10 I1TH Time 31.16. Off 9:57. GH's All Heart $5.40 2.20 2.40 Pamer's Eclipse. 2.40 2.20 Dash Pleasure 3.40 Quinella (1-4) paid $9.80 Perfecta (1-4) paid $12.80 TrHecta (1-4-3) paid $53.30 BoxWheel (1-4-3) paid $2.0 12TH Time 38.72.

Off 10:12. Alfar Lord $3.20 2.40 2.20 Ellle Sweet. 4.40 2.20 Silver Angel 2.20 Quinella (1-4) paid $14.40 Perfecta (1-4) paid $13.40 TrHecta (1-4-2) paid $44.40 BoxWheel (1-4-2) paid $23.20 Attendance 1,542. Handle $199,076. fweek, dropped to 10th in UPI and 11th in AP West Virginia game against Virginia Tech in Moreantown Saturday will start at 12:35 p.m.

in stead of 1:30 because it is being telecast by CBS Rice coach Ray Alborn, 44, said he will re- Th Pittsburgh Press jsign at the end of the season. He has a 13-48 re cord, 1-5 this season and 0-11 in 1982, with five games left. "When I accepted the head coaching $12,000 job in 1978, my goal was to return Rice to the BASEBALL Chicago (AL) Named Joe Nos-sek coach. Cincinnati Rehired coaches George Scherger and Tommy Helms. BASKETBALL Cleveland Signed guard World B.

Free to a three-year contract. Deltas Cut center Jim Lampley. Golden Stat Waived forward Greg Hlnes of Hampton Institute. Lai Angeles Traded guards Norm Nixon and Eddie Jordan and one or two unspecified second-round draft picks to San Diego for guard Byron Scott and center Swen Nater; signed center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to a multi-year contract. COLLEGE Rice Football coach Ray Alborn resigned, effective after the season.

St. Joseph's Named Dick Bern-hart part-time assistant baskeball coach. FOOTBALL Cincinnati Activated fullback Pete Johnson. Houston Coach Ed Biles resigned. Oklahoma (USFL) Signed defensive back Steve Ballard of Tulsa, offensive guard Morris Wright of Henderson State, defensive back Steven Spencer of Pittsburg State and linebacker Victor Koenning of Kansas State.

HOCKEY Winnipeg Cut defenseman Bryan Maxwell. BATTING AB HHRRBIPcl Ripken, ss 663 121 211 27 102 .318 31 8 13 1 4 .317 Murray, lb 582 115 178 33 111 .306 Dwyer, rf 196 30 59 8 38 .286 Ford, rf .....407 64 114 9 55 .280 Lownstn, If 311 52 87 15 60 .280 Nolan, 184 25 51 5 24 .277 Slngltn, dh 507 52 140 18 85 .276 Bumbry, cf 378 63 104 3 31 .275 Roenlcke, If 323 45 84 19 64 .260 Shelby, cf .325 52 84 5 27 .258 Sakata, If .134 23 34 3 11 .254 Deuer, 2b .459 49 108 5 41 .235 347 33 80 4 32.231 Ayala, dh 104 12 23 4 13 .221 TCruz, 3b .437 37 87 10 48 .199 Team 5,544 799 1,492 161 741 .249 PITCHING IP HBB SOW ERA TMartlnez 103 76 37 81 9 3 2.35 Boddlcker 179 141 52 120 16 2.77 McGregor -260 271 45 86 18 7 3.18 Flanagan 125 135 31 50 12 4 3.30 Davis 200 180 64 125 13 7 3.59 Stewart 144 138 67 95 9 4 3.62 Palmer 77 86 19 34 5 4 4.23 DMerttnez .153 209 45 71 7 16 5.53 Stoddard 58 65 29 SO 4 3 6.09 Team .3.63 1,451 585 452 774 IS 38 Saves: TMartlnez 21, Stoddard 9, Stewart 7. FOOTBALL prestigious position it once held. It now a deadend street for me, but this is the best thing for the team and players." Players of the week: NAIA defensive, Westminster cornerback Scott Higgins CONTEST yW Tt from Oakmont, eight tackles, two interceptions and three deflected passes in 16-14 victory over IUP. Presidents Conference offensive, Carnegie-Mellon fullback Jim Morrison from Jeannette, 116 $1,000 WEEKLY PRIZE lyards on 24 carries in 35-0 victory over Allegheny.

iPennsylvania Conference Western Division, Clar-fion split end Terry McFetridge from Monroeville, iseven passes for 129 yards anf 65-yard touchdown, tin 24-20 victory over California. Power-play leaders 1. Vancouver, for 19 2. Minnesota, 6-16 41. ,37.5 ,36.4 3.

Quebec, 4-11 4. Toronto, 6-18. 5. Chicago, ,30.8 Pro football: Paul McDonald, the Cleveland Browns' un i.9.5 16. Pittsburgh, 2-21 BOWLING Penalty-killing leaders 1.

Montreal, 0-1 100 2. NY Rangers, 0-23 T00 3. Winnipeg, 0-6 100 4. Boston, 93.3 5. Philadelphia, 1-13 92.3 16.

Pittsburgh, 6-17 64.7 AIIL STANDINGS SOUTHERN GOLF Rochester ...3 0 0 PDA PLAYERS CHAMP. At Limerick, Pa. FINALS 1. Steve Cook, Rosevllle, 229 (1 game); 2. Steve Wunderlich, St.

Louis, Mo, 654 (3 games); 3. Mark Fahy, Chicago, 186 (1 game); 4. Tommy Milton, St. Petersburg, Fla, 425 (2 games); 5. Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N.J, 216 (1 game.) Playoff results Milton def.

Roth, 231-216; Wunderlich def. Milton, 223-194; Wunderlich def. Fahy, 240-186; and In the championship game Cook del. Wunderlich, 229-191. Springfield .1 0 St.

Ceth 1 0 New Haven 1 2 Baltimore .,..0 1 Hershey I 1 Blnohamton 0 2 NORTHERN Pts. GF GA 6 20 a 3 12 9 3 10 7 3 13 19 1 9 11 3 10 11 1 5 1 Pts. GP GA 4 6 6 4 11 8 2 7, jl 2 9. 11, I li I Contest No. 7 Louisville rj Pitt QD Syracuse Penn State qq West Virginia Virginia Tech Qq Army Notre Dame qq Harvard Dartmouth qq Vanderbilt 6eor0la QQ Alabama Tennessee qq Illinois State QQ Indiana Michigan State QQ Minnesota Wisconsin QQ Iowa Purdue QQ Missouri Nebraska QQ Arkansas QQ Southern Cal Arizona State QQ Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns QQ New York Jets Miami Dolphins QQ Philadelphia Eagles Dallas Cowboys flfl Baltimore Colts Buffalo Bills QQ Detroit Lions Chicago Bears QQ Denver Broncos Cincinnati Bengals QQ 'TIE-BREAKER: Predict total point Kored in Steelers-Brownt game.

I I Name Street City State Jip-Code phone MVPs 1955 Johnny Podres, Brooklyn (NL) 1956- Don Larsen, New York (AL) 1957 Lew Burdette, Milwaukee (NL) 1958- Bob Turlev, New York (AL) 1959 Larry Sherry, Los Angeles (NL) 1960 Bobby Richardson, New York (AL) 1961- Whltey Ford, New York (AL) 1962- Relph Terry, New York (AL) 1963 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles (NL) 1964- Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL) 1965 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles (NL) 1966 Frank Robinson, Baltimore (AL) 1967- Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL) 1968- Mlckey Lollch, Detroit (AL) 1969 Donn Clendenon, New York (NL) 1970 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore (AL) 1971 Robert Clemente, Pittsburgh (NL) 1972- Gene Tenace, Oakland (AL) 1973 Regal Jackson, Oakland (AL) 1974- Rollle Fingers, Oakland (AL) 1975- Pet Rose, Cincinnati (NL) 1976 Johnny Bench, Cincinnati (NL) 1977- Reggle Jackson, New York (AL) 1978- Bucky Dent, New York (AL) 1979 Willi StargeH, Pittsburgh (NL) 1980- Mlke Schmidt, Philadelphia (NL) 1981 Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero, Steve Yeeger, Los Angeles (NL) 1982- Darrell Porter, St. Louis (NL) Maine 2 1 Nova Scotia 3 1 Adirondack 1 2 Sherbrooke 1 3 Frederlcton 1 1 Moncton 1 1 Amateur PRO-3 AMATEUR At Lakeview GC Lest Botkln, Marshall Marrecclnl, Jim Welsh and Dave Duvall, Yough-togheny, 31-28-59 Low pro Jack Price, Armco Park GC, 72. College Duquesne 404 Slippery Rock 424 High school WPIAL TOURNAMENT CLASS AAAA At Valley Brook CC LAST NIGHT No games scheduled.

SOCCER College ACC 10 PS-Altoone 3 ACC-South 15.. PS-New Kensingtons BOYS Hempfleld. .416 .431 .447 Mt. Lebanon. signed backup quarterback, intends to sign a contract with a United States Football League team two weeks if he is not traded, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported.

Leigh Steinberg, McDonald's agent, said, "We are not far from making a ideal. It could happen by the end of this week or the 'first part of next." McDonald, who has been riding jthe bench while Brian Sipe plays, said he wants to 'play New England Patriots defensive back Haynes remained a holdout despite today's settlement deadline. Haynes met yesterday with fPatriots owner Billy Sullivan but could not come ito terms. i Penguins: R'Sht wing Dou8 Shedden will a be sidelined three weeks with a fractured right wrist. Rich Sutter was called up Jlrom the Baltimore farm club to replace him 'Defenseman Bob Gladney also was called up from Baltimore and defenseman Randy Boyd demoted.

Gladney had one assist in two games with the Skipjacks. Gladney "moves the puck exceptionally rwell," coach Lou Angotti said. "He could give us a ilittle bit of help on the power play." Defense-'man Randy Carlyle, who missed the last two 'games with a bruised thigh, returned to practice 'and may play tomorrow night when the Penguins host the Winnipeg Jets at 7:30 Center Paul Gardner, sidelined with two broken heels, began on an exercise bicycle. Miscellany: Cleveland Cavaliers guard World B. Free ironed out Retails of a new three-year contract worth a reported $1.7 million Steve Cook defeated Steve 'AVunderlich, 229-191, to win $100,000 Professional Bowlers Association Touring Players Championship in Limerick, Pa.

Wunderlich beat Tom Mil-Son, 223-194, and Mark Fahy, 240-186, after Milton topped Mark Roth, 231-216. Quotable Arizona quarterback Tom Tun-5 nicliffe after the Wildcats jgained 556 yards in total offense in whipping Colorado State, 52-21: think we played a good off en-hive game. I the air: TELEVISION TONIGHT 8:30, Baseball, Philadelphia vs. Baltimore, Series 4, 7. TONIGHT 8:30, Baseball, Philadelphia vs.

Baltimore, World Series KQV-AM (1410). North Allegheny. College MEN ACC 2 Erie CC, N.Y. 1 High school GIRLS Bethel Park 2 Peters Township 0 Moon 3 Elizabeth-Forward 1 Shaler 4 North Hills 0 Quaker Valley 5 Butler 1 Baldwin Bethel Park. Penn Hills High school SOUTH HILLS LEAGUE LAST NIGHT Seton-LaSalle 6..

Thomas Jefferson 7 Mon Valley 10 Moon 0 Canevln 10 South Park -2 Chartlers Valley 6. Peters Two. 1 .451 .459 .469 Shaler. .487 Central Catholic. .76 Medalist Dave Glablckl, Baldwin.

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9-The decision of the judges will be final. WOMEN West Liberty 5 IUP High school National Football League records that remain from 12-game season 1. Most interceptions 14, Dick Lane (Rams, 1952). 2. Most points scored 176, Paul Hornung Bay, 1960).

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Include name, address, telephone number and source. GIRLS Churchill 3 Sacred Heart 3 LAST NIGHT Indiana 103 Kansas CHv 102 Phoenix 117 Boston 114 Philadelphia 120 Denver 119 TONIGHT Times EDT Atlanta at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. New York vs. Chicago at La-Grange, 8:30 p.m. Kansas City vs.

Utah at Billings, Mont, 9:30 p.m. Denver vs. Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 10 p.m. Golden State vs. San Diego at Anaheim, Calif, 10:30 p.m.

Portland vs. Seattle at Anchorage, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. Scorecard. compiled by Luka Krneta ti if fri Hi.lt i xi ft J' i Vr .1 if ft rrr w..