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The Pittsburgh Press Friday, November 29, 1985 Spirit's Ingram keeps kicking to end scoring drought By Maria Siriano The Pittsburgh Press Smack in the middle of the rainiest November in Pittsburgh history, Spirit forward Godfrey Ingram was trying to end a drought. His first goal of the season scored last week in the Spirit's 5-4 victory over Dallas provided a flood of relief. "That's the longest I'd been in my career without scoring a goal," Ingram said. "I've always read about players who'd gotten into this early in the season, but I'd never understood what it exactly feels like." Sometimes, it is best not to wonder. You might get an answer.

"It's horrible, really horrible," Ingram said. "You feel you're not contributing to the team." The Spirit (3-3) will play Tacoma (5-3) 8:05 tonight at the Civic Arena in a Major Indoor Soccer League game. The Stars are led by forwards Gary Heale (5 goals, 5 assists), Preki (3, 5) and Dale Mitchell (2, 4). Goalkeeper Mike Dewier recently named MISL defensive player-of-the-week. Ingram said he doesn't plan to do anything differently than before he ended the drought.

"Before, I was doing exactly the same things that got me loads of goals at the beginning of each season (this season,) either the defense came up or the goalkeeper came up with something or maybe it was luck. The breaks weren't going for me." Coach Don Popovic, who came to the Spirit with Ingram and four other players after the Las Vegas Americans folded, said he thought Ingram was pushing. "Maybe he was trying too hard. People are expecting a lot from Godfrey and all the new guys here," Popovic said. Ingram scored 10 goals in 23 games after joining Las Vegas in mid-season.

In 1982-83, he had 34 goals in 38 games with the Golden Bay Earthquakes. 1 "As of now, I think we can look for much more scoring from Godfrey," Popovic said. Such is precisely what the Spirit needs. They are still looking for a score-from-anywhere player. Ingram, with his exceptional quickness, might be it.

"Past the forward line, one-on-one, he can take the man easy. He has unbelievable quickness in the first 10 yards," Popovic said. "His natural ability and his technical ability probably makes him one of the best I see asound." Just as a mongoose avoids getting nailed by a snake, Ingram has the ability to dart away from defenders. "The same sort of analogy can be given to a car," he said. "If you get into trouble, you can get out of it quickly." Speed and finesse are a big part of Ingram's game.

They weren't anywhere to be found two years ago on his first indoor soccer team, Golden Bay. "That was my first introduction to indoors and I hated every single minute of it. I never wanted to play again," he said. "Then Coach Popovic came and Steve Zungul came and we started playing soccer the way I thought soccer should be played. Until then, I was ready to go back to England.

"When you play with players who are sensible and put some kind of mental effort into the game, instead of running up and hitting the boards for the sake of it, like a St. Louis or Tacoma team, then you begin to enjoy the game." With characteristic speed, Ingram has adjusted to the Spirit and the city. "At the moment, I'm living in Sewickley, which has so many qualities England has: trees, the family oriented people. The houses look the same. "And I more or less know the play of each player.

Everything just flows. It seems like I've been here forever now." D4 FOR THE RECORD CALENDAR HOCKEY FOOTBALL Sat. Sun. Mon Nov 30 Dec. 1 Dec 2 Fri.

Nov 29 NFL AFC CENTRAL Pel. PF PA Pittsburgh 0 .500 272 218 Cleveland 6 6 0 .500 201 172 Cincinnati 5 7 0 .417 299 325 Houston .5 7 0 .417 204 270 AFC EAST Pet. PF PA N.Y. Jets 9 4 0 .692 323 228 New England 1 4 0 .667 240 200 Miami 8 4 0 .667 298 245 Indianapolis 3 9 0 .250 214 292 Buffalo 2 10 0 .167 162 256 TODAY'S LINE FOOTBALL College TODAY Favorite Pts 14V, 7 7 3V, 20 Vh 14 4V, 11V Underdog Virginia Oregon MARYLAND x-USC TOMORROW SYRACUSE FLORIDA TENNESSEE y-Auburn Oklahoma Houston MIAMI, FLA. West Virginia Florida St.

Vanderbilt ALABAMA OK LA. ST. RICE Notre Dame Pacific TULANE GA. TECH San Diego St. FULLERTON 2V, Louisiana Stat 19 Georgia HAWAII x-Mlrege Bowl, Tokyo v-At Birmingham, Ala.

PASSING St. Louis, Lomax 0-0-0-0. Dallas, White 14-26-1-235, Hill 1-1-0-42. RECEIVING St. Louis, Green 7-88, Tllley 6-115, Mitchell 6-38, J.T.

Smith 4-i- WI.MS, Gray 1.12, Love 1-J, Wolfley 1-1. Dallas, Cosble 5-111, Hill 3-86, Dorsett 3-17, Renfro 2-48, Newsome 1-9, Powe 1-6. MISSED FIELD GOALS-St. Louis, Bolovlc 53. College YESTERDAY'S SUMMARY Texas 42, Texas 10 S'e8lC 1 fel 1 1 West Syracuse Virginia 7:45 p.m.

Penniiinti. renguinsyp 7355- Tacoma KtuMsfcfy mm 35 Robert Duowsne Army Morris 0 7:31) ft). 7:30 pm, p) mm ft) Laiayen Jjffijflj? iom. 8pm DuquS 730pm 8pm West 'WJ Auburn Virginia 8 30pm NFL SUNDAY 'Favorite Ptt PITTSBURGH IV, N.Y. GIANTS 5 PHILA.

6Vj CINCINNATI 8 New England 6'j L.A. Rams 6 GREEN BAY 6V, SAN DIEGO 10 San Francisco 4 SEATTLE I L.A. Raiders 7 MONDAY Chicago 4 Underdog Denver Cleveland Minnesota Houston INDIANAPOLIS NEW ORLEANS Tampa Bay Buffalo WASHINGTON Kansas Ctty ATLANTA MIAMI BASKETBALL College TONIGHT Favorite Pts Underdog GREAT ALASKAN SHOOTOUT at Anchorage, Alaska N. Carolina uv, Missouri Vegas 3 Vlllanova BIG APPLE N.LT. at Madison Square Garden Duke 3', ST.

JOHN'S Louisville IV, Kansas SPARTANCUTLASS CLASSIC af Laming, Mich. MICHIGAN ST. 17V, Michigan IPTAY TOURNAMENT af Clemson, S.C S. Florida 4V, Vanderbilt AMI CLASSIC af Miami, Fla. OTHERS Georgia 14 Cornell FLORIDA 6V, Florida St.

SYRACUSE 14 Southern Cal S. ALABAMA 10 New Mex. St. OREGON 4V, Rutgers NBA TONIGHT Tues Dec 3 Wed. Thurs Dec 4 Dec.

5 BASKETBALL Bradley 69 Canlslut 87 Davidson 83. Georgetown 91. Toledo 57 St. 67 Ersklne 56 Hawall-Hlkj 57 Kentucky 98 65 Louisiana St. 70 Washington 61 N.

Carolina St. 94 Furman 56 New Mexico 64 Morgan St. 50 New Orleans 103 SW Kansas 37 Old Dominion 78 Randolph-Macon 54 Pepperdlne Mary's, Texas 60 Rice 64 Montana 61 San Jose St. 79 Hayward St. 55 So.

Methodist 77 NW Louisiana 59 South Carolina 113 Md-E. Shore 77 Texas 70 Cal-Rlverslde 61 Texas-El Paso 58 Appalachian St. 57 Utlca 81 Niagara 71 W. Kentucky 69 Cincinnati 58 Wichita. St.

66. Oregon St. 63 Wisconsin 104 Los Angeles St. 88 overtime BASEBALL Majors NATIONAL LEAGUE Rookie of the Year (Totals based on points for first-place votes, 3 for second and 1 for third) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total Coleman, StL 24 0 0 120 Browning, Cin 0 24 0 72 Duncan, LA 0 0 9 9 Brown, SF 0 0 7 7 Davis, Hou 0 0 3 3 McDowell, NY 0 0 2 2 Orsulak, Pgh 0 0 2 2 Hesketh, Mon 1 PAST WINNERS 1985, Vlnce Coleman, St. Louis; 1984, Dwlght Gooden, New York; 1983, Darryl Strawberry, New York; 1982, Steve Sax, Los Angeles; 1981, Fernando Valen zuela, Los Angeles.

mo, Steve Howe, Los Angeles; 1979, Rick Sutcliffe, Los Angeles; 1978, Bob Horner, Atlanta; 1977, Andre Dawson, Montreal; 1976, Pat Zachry, Cincinnati, and Butch Metzger, San Diego, he. 1975, John Montefusco, San Francisco; 1974, Bake McBride, St. Louis; 1973, Gary Matthews, San Francisco; 1972, Jon Matlack, New York; 1971, Earl Williams, Atlanta. 1970, Carl Morton, Montreal; 1969, Ted Slzemore, Los Angeles: 1968, Johnny Bench, Cincinnati; 1967, Tom Seaver, New York; 1966, Tommy Helms, Cincinnati. 1965, Jim Lefebvre, Los Angeles; 1964, Richie Allen, Philadelphia; 1963, Pete Rose, Cincinnati; 1962, Ken Hubbs, Chicago; 1961, Billy Williams, Chicago.

1960, Frank Howard, Los Angeles; 1959, Willie McCovey, San Francisco; 1958, Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco; 1957, Jack Sanford, Philadelphia; 1956, Frank Robinson, Cincinnati. 1955, Bill Vlrdon, St. Louis; 1954, Wally Moon, St. Louis; 1953, Jim Gilliam, Brooklyn; 1952, Joe Black, Brooklyn; 1951, Willie Mays, New York. 1950, Sam Jethroe, Boston; 1949.

Don Newcombe, Brooklyn; 1948, Alvln Dark, Boston; 1947, Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn. (Note: One player was selected as Malor League Rookie of the Year In 1947 and 1948. The policy of naming a player from each league began In 1949.) ON THE AIR NHL WALES PATRICK Pts. Philadelphia 18 4 0 36 Washington .13 6 3 29 NY Islanders 9 7 23 NY Ranger 10 11 1 21 GF GA 110 64 87 68 81 84 82 71 73 79 82 13 New Jersey .9 10 1 (Pittsburgh 7 12 WALES Boston Buffalo ADAMS Ptt, GF. GA 89 75 82 68 83 75 84 84 67 77 11 7 4 26 1 25 Quebec 1 1 10 1 23 21 20 Montreal 9 9 3 Hartford 10 10 0 CAMPBELL NORRIS Pts.

GF GA St. Loul 9 8 3 21 71 76 Chicago 9 10 3 21 101 95 Minnesota 6 10 6 18 81 86 Detroit 5 12 4 14, 69 104 Toronto 4 15 3 11 76 101 CAMPBELL SMYTHE Pts. GF GA Edmonton 15 4 3 33 108 78 Calgary 12 7 3 27 96 76 Vancouver 9 12 2 71 98 102 Winnipeg 8 13 2 18 83 111 Los Angeles .5 15 2 12 71 US LAST NIGHT Quebec 3. -Boston 0 WEDNESDAY Pittsburgh 7. 1 Calgary 5 NY Rangers 2 Washington 5 Montreal 3 Detroit 4 Buffalo 1 Philadelphia 6....

Winnipeg 1 NY Islanders 4. Minnesota 4 Vancouver S. Edmonton 5 Hartford Los Angeles 0 TONIGHT Times EST Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. NY Ranger at Washington, p.m. NY Islanders at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m.

Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 8:35 p.m. Hartford at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. Nordiques 3, Bruins 0 Quebec Boston .0 2 1-3 .0 0 0 -0 Second period 1, Quebec, P.

Stastny I (Cote, AshtonJ, 5:39. 2, Quebec, P. Stastny 9, 11:51. Third period 3, Quebuc, P. Stastny 10 (Ashton, Deiorme), 11:45.

Shots on goal-Quebec 4-10-9-25. Boston 10-12-5-27. Power-play opportunities-Quebec 0 of Boston 0 of 3. Goalies Quebec, Malarchuk (27 shots-27 saves), Boston, Keans(25-22). A 14,451.

Referee Bryan Lewis. Linesmen Wayne Bonney, Kevin Collins. AIIL SOUTHERN DIVISION Ptt. GF GA Rochester 14 4 2 30 102 70 Hershey 12 7 2 Springfield 10 2 St. Ceth.

10 14 0 Baltimore .8 13 1 Blnghamton 7 14 2 26 89 78 20 84 90 20 100 118 17 80 90 16 76 96 New Haven 7 12 0 14 71 17 NORTHERN DIVISION Pt. GF GA Adirondack Maine IS 4 1 31 104 71 11 I 2 24 83 85 Sherbraoka 11 II 1 23 102 98 Frederlcton .10 10 Nova Scotia ..9 10 Moncton 7 11 LAST NIGHT Blnghamton 8 Fredrldon I TONIGHT 23 89 76 21 IS 83 92 44 74 Catharines 4 Sherbrooke 4 Baltimore at Rochester Springfield at New Haven BOWLING PDA BUDWEISER CLASSIC At Columbus, Ohio FOUR ROUNDS 26 game 1. Storm De Vincent, Tamarec, Fla, 1-0, 2. Amleto Monacelll, Venezuela, 4-2, 3. Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N.J, 5-3, 4.

Marshall Hoiman, Medford, Ore, 5-3, 5. Guppy Troup, Neptune Beach, Fla, 4 3-1, 6. Warren Nelson, Fresno, Calif, 4-4, 5,901. 7. Tom Baker, Buffalo, N.Y, 4-2, 8.

Sam Zurich, Hernando Beach, Fla, 5-3, 9. Steve J. Martin, Kings-port, Tenn, 5-3, 5J341; 10. Tom Milton, St. Petersburg, Fla, 5-3, 11.

Jim Pencak, Highland Heights, Ohio, 4-4, 12. Bobby Jacks, New Orleans, La, 4-3-1, 5,803. 13. Gerry Keslar, Seward, Neb, 5-3, 14. Rick Salek, Coral Springs, Fla, 3- 5, IS.

James Miller, Mesa, Ariz, 4- 4, 14. Mark Baker, Garden Grove, Calif, 4-4, 17. Ron Bell, Akron, Ohio, 3-5, 18. Sam Maccar-one, Glassboro, N.J, 3-5, 5,686. District Mcknight lanes Favorite Pts Underdog DETROIT IV, Milwaukee Philadelphia IV, INDIANA NEW JERSEY Atlanta BOSTON 12V, New York DALLAS 6V, Sacramento SAN ANTONIO 7 LA Clipper Houston 4 PHOENIX UTAH 1 Denver LA LAKERS 13V, Seattle PORTLAND 8 Chicago HOCKEY Home NBA EASTERN ATLANTIC .13 ..9 2 8 8 Pet.

.867 .579 .467 GB 5 6 7'j 9Vi Boston New Jersey Philadelphia Washington New York .7 .6 10 .375 .4 12 .250 EASTERN CENTRAL .14 .11 Pet. 5 .737 6 .647 9 .471 10 .375 11 .389 12 .200 GB 2 5 6'i 6Vi 9 Milwaukee Detroit Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Indiana WESTERN MIDWEST Pet. GB 12 5 .706 5 .688 Mi 10 7 .588 2 Houston Denver Utah Dallas San Antonio Sacramento 7 .500 3'i 8 .500 3 10 .333 WESTERN PACIFIC 13 11 7 8 6 2 Pet. .866 .611 .438 .444 .375 .118 GB 3Vi 41 6' Vh 12 LA Laker Portland Seattle Golden State LA Clipper Phoenix YESTERDAY No game scheduled. WEDNESDAY Boston 132 Detroit 124 Philadelphia 11) New Jersey 100 New York 80 Indiana 77 Milwaukee 114 Atlanta 96 San Antonio 104.

Utah 114 Portland 110 Houston 137 Clippers 130 102 Golden Stat 104. overtime TONIGHT Times EST Atlanta at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. New York at Boston, a p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7:30 p.m.

Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. LA Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Denver at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Houston at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Seattle at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m.

Chicago at Portland, 10:30 p.m. College MEN'S SCHEDULE District TONIGHT CCAC-Allegheny In Allegany (Md.) tournament; California tournament; Clarion Tlpoff tournament West Liberty vs. Wheeling, Urslnus vs. Clarion; Pace at Gannon; Waynesburg in Washington tournament. TOMORROW AFTERNOON Allegheny at Carnegie-Mellon, 2.

WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS District men Pitt 107 St. Francis 72 Mercyhurst 85 Pitt-Johnstown 72 Others Arizona 73 Illinois St. 71 AFC WEST -8 ..8 ..6 5 -4 Pet. pf pa .667 294 252 .667 274 261 .500 267 244 .417 319 332 .333 222 278 Denver L.A. Raiders Seattle San Diego Kansas City NFC EAST Dallas 9 4 Pet.

PF PA .692 289 231 .667 282 196 .583 218 225 .500 200 210 .308 220 325 N.Y. Giants 8 Washington 7 Phlladenphla 6 St. Louis 4 NFC CENTRAL Pet. PF PA x-Chlcago 12 0 0 1.000 359 127 Detroit 7 6 .538 261 280 .417 246 281 .417 244 278 .167 247 350 Green Bav 5 7 0 Minnesota 5 7 0 Tampa Bay 2 10 0 NFC WEST LA Rams 9 3 0 San Francisco 7 5 0 New Orleans .4 10 Atlanta -2 10 0 Pet. PF PA .750 258 198 .583 294 193 .333 220 323 .167 218 357 x-Cllnched division title.

YESTEROAY Detroit 31 N.Y. Jets 20 Dallas 35 St. Louis 17 SUNDAY Times EST Denver at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Cleveland at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m.

Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. New England at Indlanapiois, 1 p.m. LA Rams at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 1 p.m.

Kansas City at Seattle, 4 p.m. Buffalo at San Diego, 4 p.m. LA Raiders at Atlanta, 4 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 4 p.m. MONDAY Chicago at Miami, 9 p.m.

Lions 31, Jets 20 N.Y. Jets 0 3 7 10 20 Detroit 3 14 7 7 31 DET FG Murray 19 DET Thompson 25 pass from Hippie (Murray kick) NYJ FG Leahy 29 DET Nichols 38 pass from Hippie (Murray kick) DET Thompson I pass from Hippie (Murray kick) NYJ Toon 35 pass from O'Brien (Leahy kick) NYJ FG Leahy 27 DET Thompson 44 pass from HIppleMurray kick) NYJ Shuler 8 pass from O'Brien (Leahy kick) A 65,531. TEAM STATISTICS N.Y. Jets Detroit 23 First downs 18 25-118 Rushes-yards. 32-64 239 Passing 264 Rushes-verds Passing Return 34 19-29-1 7-42 3-0 7.42 Cornp-Att.

Sacks by Fumbls-lost of possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New York, Hector 23-114, Paige 2-4. Detroit, J. Jones 24-53, Moore 6-15, Hippie 2-(mlnus 2). PASSING-New York, O'Brien 23-35-0-281. Detroit, Hippie 19-29-1-269.

RECEIVING New York, Shuler 8-83, Toon S-74, Bllgen 3-34, Paige 2-13, Hector 2-8, Walker 1-12, Sohn 1. 9. Detroit, Thompson 7-115, Nichols 4-75, Lewis 3-27, Mandley 2-29, J.Jones 2-15, Moore 1-8. MISSED FIELD GOALS None. Cowboys 35, Cardinals 17 St.

Louis Dallas 0-17 0-35 DAL Renfro 18 pass from White (Septlen kick) STL Mitchell 2 run (Bolovlc kick) STL FG Bolovlc 38 DAL Cosble 19 pass from White (Seotlen kick) STL Green 5 pass from Lomax (Bolovlc kick) DAL Hill 16 pass from White (Septien kick) DAL Hill 53 pass from White (Septlen kick) DAL Dorsett 3 run (Septlen kick) A 54,125. TEAM STATISTICS St. Louis Dallas 24 First downs 23 26-84 Rushes-yards 31-116 281 Passing 277 38 -JJeturn 11 28-43-0 Comp- Att 15-27-1 0-0 Sacks by 5-38 2-42 Punts 4-42 4-3 Fumbles-lost 1-0 6-40 6-30 32:19 Time of possession 27:41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING St. Louis, Mitchell 16-54, Wolfley 9-16, Lomax 1-14. Dallas, Dor-sett 19-73, Newsome 10-45, White 2-(minus 2).

1-5 5-41 2-2 9-75 Texas 10 10 Texas A AM 14 42 Nelson 10 pass from Murray (Franklin kick) R. Harris nu frim AAnr. ray (Franklin kick) Vlck 11 run (Franklin kick) R. Harris 32 pass from Murray (Franklin kick) TEX FG Ward 57 TEX Hays 10 pass from Dodge (Ward kick) Vlck 11 run (Franklin kick) -'Valentine 3 run (Franklin kick) A 7707 DICK DUNKEL'S POWER RATINGS Dick Dunkel's ratings are a combination of two factors: (1) scoring margin and (2) rating of opposition. The higher rated team Is listed first, followed by power rating, rating difference, the opposing team and their power rating, denotes home team.

TODAY Maryland' 93.5 (12). TOMORROW Auburn 102.7 (8). Florida St. 97.5 81.9 94.3 Florida 94.5 Georgla 99.2 (3) Georgia Tech" 95.8 Hawaii' 78.4. (3) San Diego St.

75.2 Houston 74.7 Rice' 72.3 LSU 94.0. (21) Tulane' 73.3 Miami, Fla." 98.9 Notre Dame 94.5 Oklahoma 102.3.. (10) 92.2 Pacific 70 6 (6) Fullerton' 64.5 Southern Cal 85.1 (1) Oregon 83.9 Syracuse' Virginia 84.5 Tennessee' 97.4 (19) Vanderbilt 78.2 SCRIPPS HOWARD ALL-AMERICA TEAM OFFENSE wr, David Williams, Illinois, 6-3, 195; Tim McGee, Tennessee, Sr, 5-10, 181; TE, Willie Smith, Miami, 6-2, 225; OL, Jeff Bregel, Southern Cal, Jr, 6-4, 270; OL, Jamie Dukes, Florida State, Sr, 6-1, 269; OL, Tim Scannell, Notre Dame, Sr, 6-4, 278; OL, John Rlenstra, Temple, Sr, 6-4, 276; Bill Lewis, Nebraska, Sr, 64, 272. OB, Chuck Long, Iowa, Sr, 6-4, 213; RB, Bo Jackson, Auburn, Sr, 6-1, 222; RB, Lorenzo White, Michigan State, So, 5-11, 201; PK, John Lee, UCLA, Sr, S-ll, 175. DEFENSE DL, Tony Ceslllas, Oklahoma, Sr, 6-3, 272; DL, Tim Green, Syracuse, Sr, 6-2, 246; DL, Mike Ruth, Boston College, Sr, 6-2, 254; DL, Mike Hammersteln, Michigan, Sr, 6-4, 239; DL, Leslie O'Neal, Oklahoma State, Sr, 6-4, 249.

LB, Michael Brooks, LSU, Jr, 6-1, 230; Larry Station, Iowa, Sr, 5-11, 227; Alonzo Johnson, Florida, Sr, 6-3, 222; DB, Chris White, Tennessee, Sr, 6-3, 200; Brad Cochran, Michigan, Sr, 6-3, 219; Mike Zrdich, Penn State, Sr, S-1 1, 205; Mark Simon, Air Force, 6-4, 208. BOWLS (Times EST) Dec. 14 CALIFORNIA At Fresno, Calif. Bowling Green (1 1-0) vs. Fresno State (10-O-I), 4 p.m.

Dec. 21 CHERRY At Pontiac, Mich. Maryland (7-3) vs. Syracuse (7-3), 1 p.m. INDEPENDENCE At Shreveport, La.

Minnesota (6-5) vr. Clemson (6-5), 8 p.m. SOCCER MISL EASTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Pittsburgh Dallas Chicago .6 3 .667 3 .625 3 .571 1 3 .500 6 .250 3'j 6 .143 4 WESTERN DIVISION -4 Pet. Ml Ml .625 .500 .500 .286 GB San Diego Wichita Tacoma Kansas City 3 St.

Louis 4 Los Angeles 2 YESTERDAY No games scheduled. WEDNESDAY Cleveland 4 1 1 2V4 Chicago 1 Los Angeles 2 City 2 Minnesota 5 St. Louis 5 Wichita 6 Tacoma 8 TONIGHT Tacoma at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. SIDELINES Dec 22 HOLIDAY At San Diego Arkansas (9-2) vs. Arizona State (9-2), 1 p.m.

Dec 27 LIBERTY At Memphis, Term. LSU (8-1-1) or Tennessee (7-1-2) vs. Baylor (8-3), 8 p.m. Dec 28 FLORIDA CITRUS At Orlando, Fla. Brlgham Young (10-2) vs.

Ohio State (8-3), 1 p.m. SUN At El Paso, Texas Georgia (7-2-1) vs. Arizona (7-3), 2:30 p.m. ALOHA Al Honolulu Alabama (7-2-1), Tennessee (7-1-2) or LSU (8-1-1) vs. Southern Cal (5-5), 8 p.m.

Dec 30 FREEDOM At Anaheim, Calif. Washington (6-5) vs. Colorado (7-4), 8 p.m. GATOR At Jacksonville, Fla. Florida State (8-2) vs.

Oklahoma State (8-2), 8 p.m. Dec 31 BLUEBONNET At Houston Air Force (10-1) vs. Texas (8-3), 2:30 p.m. ALL AMERICAN At Birmingham, Ala. Georgia Tech (7-2-1) vs.

Michigan State (7-4), I p.m. PEACH At Atlanta Army (8-2) vs. Illinois (6-4-1), 2:30 p.m. Jan. 1 FIESTA At Temp, Ariz.

Michigan (9-1-1) vs. Nebraska (9-2), 1:30 p.m. COTTON At Dallas Auburn (8-2) vs. Texas (9-2), 2:30 p.m. ROSE At Pasadena, Calif.

UCLA (8-2-1) vs. IC)wa(lO-l), 4:45 p.m. ORANGE At Miami Penn State (IX) vs. Oklahoma (8-1), I p.m. SUGAR At New Orleans Miami, Fla.

(9-1) vs. Tennessee (7-1-2), LSU (8-1-1) or Alabama (7-2-1), 8 p.m. FINAL PITT STATISTICS Pitt Team statistics Opponents 136 First downs 74 527 Rushing attempts 445 2,227 Net rushing 1,136 4.2 Avg. yards-carry 2 6 1,471 Net passing 2,283 129.2 Avg. passing-game 207.6 258 127-14 Att.Comp.lnt.

317-180-18 3,648 Total yardage 3,419 4.7 Avg. gain per play 4 5 PuntsAverage 24-13 FumblesLost 21-6 75-657 PenaltiesYards 83-634 Quarter score 1 2 3 4 Total Pitt 31 69 14 88 202 Opponents 37 65 27 58 187 Rushing No. Yds Avg. La TO Gladman 194 1.085 56 34 6 Tom Brown 85 386 4.5 20 2 Davis 60 28 5 26 3 Stone 60 228 38 23 1 A.B. Brown 45 217 41 38 2 Gadson 9 32 3.6 6 0 Stewart 1 4 4 4 0 Scales 1 4 4 4 0 Felltsky 3 3 12 0 Congeml 66 -30 15 4 Patting Att.

Cm. Yds Pet. TO kit. Conoeml 241 122 1,377 50.6 6 11 Felltsky 16 4 15 25 0 3 Cummlngt II 29 1.000 I 0 Receiving No. Yards Avg.

IB. TO Scales 34 446 13.1 51 4 Wilson 16 177 11.1 32 1 Stewart 13 209 16.1 27 0 Gladman 11 52 4.7 is 0 R. Williams 9 125 13.8 26 0 Tom Brown 9 71 7.9 15 0 Stennett 7 100 14.3 37 0 A.B. Brown 6 30 5 19 0 Lawson 4 24 4 12 1 Stone 5 46 9 2 26 0 Milloy 4 62 15.5 49 0 Shuck 3 20 6 7 11 0 Davis 2 23 11.5 16 0 Stanton 1 29 29 29 1 Hadley 1 7 7 7 0 Scoring TO XP1XP1 FG TP Gladman 6 0 36 Brasco 0 19 0 5 34 Scales 4 0 24 Congeml 4 0 24 Davis 3 0 18 T. Brown 2 0 12 A.

Brown 2 0 12 Vlancourt 0 6 0 0 6 Wilson I 0 6 T. Woods 1 0 6 J. Lewis 1 0 6 Stanton 1 0 6 Lawson 1 0 6 Stone I 0 6 Punting No Yds Avg Rudlson 49 1,941 39.6 Merleck 2 76 38 Team 12 2 Punt returns No. Yds. Avg.

Austin 37 353 9.5 Grossman I 30 30 Tlnsley 1 0 0 Kkkott returns No. Yds. Avg. Tlnsley 15 324 21 6 Ross 4 63 15.6 Stone 3 97 32.3 Tom Brown 2 13 6 5 Davis 1 21 21 A.B. Brown 1 20 20 Scales 1 19 19 Owens 1 16 16 Shuck I 7 7 Wilson I 0 0 Interceptions No.

Yds. Austin 7 186 Lewis 5 117 Aoke 2 9 Jones 1 45 Osborne 1 18 Saolo 1 IS Woods 1 0 Quarterback sacks T. Woods, 15; Atyleh, 11; Johnson, 8'; Buczkowskl, Carter, 4'i; Apke, Saplo, 1 'j; Callahan, 1 'a; Grossman, 1 Schllken, Smith, Vi. Fumble recoveries T. Woods, Washington, Apke, Atyleh, 1.

Left team. EVENTS District TONIGHT Dog racing WHEELING Greyhound, Wheeling, W.Va, 7:30 p.m. Horse racing MEADOWS Harness, Meadow Lands, 7:30 p.m. WATERFORD Thoroughbred, Chester, W.Va, 7 p.m. TOMORROW AFTERNOON Dog racing WHEELING Greyhound, Wheeling, W.Va, 1:45 p.m.

Horse racing MEADOWS Harness, Meadow Lands. 2 p.m. NHL TONIGHT Favorite DETROIT BUFFALO WASHINGTON Philadelphia WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Home team Goal Pick 1-1 MV, 1-1V, E-V, wi In CAPS. Underdog St. Louis Montreal NY Rangers MINNESOTA NY Islanders Hartford TENNIS Professional AUSTRALIAN OPEN At Melbourne, Australia MEN'S SINGLES First round Wally Masur, Australia, def.

Menno Costing, the Netherlands, 6-7, 6-3, 6-0, 6-0; Jakob Hlasek, Switzerland, def. Cart Llmberger, Australia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4; Darren Cahlll, Australia, def. Tarlk Benhe-biles, France, 6-4. 6-4, 4-6, 6-2; Bud Schultz, Merlden, Conn, def. Craig Miller, Australia, 6-4, 7-6, 6-2; Matk Dickson, Tampa, Fla, def.

Mike Bauer, Lafayette, Calif, 7-6, 6-7, 7-6; John Fraw-ley, Australia, def. Stephana Bonneau, Canada, 6-4, 6-4, 7-6; Danle Vlsser, South Africa, def. Bill Sc anion, Oallas, 4-6, 7-6, 6-0, 2-6, 8-6; Mike DePalmer, Knoxvllle, Tenn, def. John Fitzgerald, Australia, 7- 5, 6-4, 4-6, 5-7, 14-12; Brad Drewett, Australia, def. Mark Wooldrldge, Santa Barbara, 7-6, 6-3, 7-6.

Second round Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, def. Leonardo Lavalle, Mexico, 6-4, 0-6, 6-4, 6-2; Slobodan Zivollnovlc, Yugoslavia, def. Scott Davis, Largo, 7-5, 3-4, 6-1, 6-3; John Lloyd, Britain, def. Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia, 7-5, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3; Brod Dyke, Australia, def. Henrlk Sundstrom, Sweden, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3; Michlel Schapers, Netherlands, def.

Boris Becker, West Germany, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6. 4-6, 6-3; Mats Wllander, Sweden, def. Gary Muller, South Africa, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-4; Paul Annecone, Brldgehampton, N.Y, def. Robert Green, Boston, 6-7, 7-6, 6-4, 7-5. Brad Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif, def.

Shahar Perklss, Israel, 6-3, 6-3, 7-6; Jay Lapldus, Princeton, N.J, def. Peter Thrupp, Australia, 7-6, 6-4, 7-6; Peter Doohan, Australia, def. Todd Nelson, San Olego, 6-4, 7-6, 6-1; Nduka Odlzor, Nigeria, def. Dan Cessldy, Hollywood, Fla, 6-4, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Tom Mayotte, Springfield, Mass, def. Marti Dickson, Tampa, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4; Johan Krlek, Naples, Fla, def.

David Mustard, New Zealand, 6-4, 4- 6, 6-3, 6-4; Tim Gulllkson, Boca West, Fla, def. Chris Lewis, New Zealand, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4; Henri Leconte, France, def. Amos Mansdorf, Israel, 6-4, 6-2, 7-5; John McEnroe, New York, def. Danle Vlsser, South Africa, 4-4, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Darren Cahlll, Australia, def. David Pate, Las Vegas, 3-6, 7-6, 6-3.

6-0; Matt Anger, Pleasanton, Calif, def. Shlomo Gllck-stein, Israel, 6-2, 6-1, 5-7, 4-2; Mark Woodforde, Australia, def. Greg Holmes, Danville, Calif, 1-6, 6-1, 4-4, 4-2. WOMEN'S SINGLES Second round Catarlna Llndqvlst, Sweden, def. Et-suko Inoue, Japan, 6-4, 7-5; Claudia Kohde-Kllsch, west Germany, def.

Glgl Fernandez, Puerto Rico, 4-1, 6-2; Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, def. Robin White, San Jose, Calif, 4-4, 4-3; Dianne Balestrat, Australia, def, Amanda Brown, Britain, 4-0, 7-5; Katerlna Me-leeva, Bulgaria, def. Masako Yanagl, Japan, 6-3, 7-6; Amanda Dingwall, Australia, def. Christiana Jolllssalnt, Switzerland, 6-2, 7-6. For The Record compiled by Ken Mrazik ji.

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