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'D2 Akron Beacon Journal Tuesday, December 10, 1985 SPORTS FACTS AMD FIGURES scoreline: 375-8057 LOCAL CORNER BASKETBALL Prep girls WATERLOO 55, W000RIDGE 30 WoodrKtge Wateoe II It h) 7-30 It 17 I 55 Listed are area sperts events and home games t4 the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers and Farce, Canton Invaders and Pittsburgh Steelers. Today Baskelbal (cotfege men) Akron at Cleveland S'ate, 8 pm. Basketbal ko9e women) West Virgin Tech at Walsh. 515 Pittsburgh at Kent Sta'e, 8 m. Basketbal (pra) Detroit at Cleveland.

7J0 m. Wednesday Basketbal (cal men) Hiram at Weoster, 7.30 m. Horse racing Twelve races at NortMietd Park, 1 a m. W0O0RIDGE Vwi 4-3-15. Batman 3-1-7.

Hams 3-2-0, Lahoski 3-0-6, Dmi 1-0-2 14-6-38 WATERLOO Long 10-0 20, Huston 4-1-13, Clm 3-0-4, Huston 2 0-4, Mehling 4-01, Seangier 2-0-4 Toias 27-1-55 Fouls: Waterloo. I Rebounds: Waterloo, 35-M J. V. scce Woodndge. 20-22.

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 47, COVENTRY 43 Coventry 13 It II 43 St. Thomas 7 15 11 14 47 fW LJ I --or I COVENTRY Robinson 5 13-23, Kozimor I-- 3-5, Hicks 2-3-7, William 1-2-4, Despoth 2-0-4. Totals: 11-71-43 ST. THOMAS Bogdan 0-2-2, O'Conner 1-0-2, Wise 3-0-4, Bovian 10-3-23, Merge 4-0-! 12, Prieu 1-0-2 Totals: 21-5-47.

Fouls: St. Thomas, 24-18 Rebounds SI Cov-tnlrv, 39-34. V. score. SI.

Thomas. 42-15. HUDSON 51, RAVENNA 47 Steve Fitzhugh honored at Miami Jackie Sherrill under fire Ravenna Hudson 14 14 4 II 47 10 13 14 51 RAVENNA Mounts 1-0-14, Parham J-0-4, Kwisnek 2-37, Milner 4-0-1, Vcuro 5 0-10, Dug- ini 1-0-2 Totals: 22-3-47. HUDSON BerschK) 3-0-4, Schneider 4-0-1, Sullivan 1-7-23, AsaMon 4-0-1, Rohwedder 20-X Shea 1-0-2. Totals: 22-7-51 Fouls: Ravenna, 14-11.

J.V. score: Hudson, 41-31. STOW 42, TALLMADGE 31 Today BASKETBALL 7 m. College: lona vs. Louisville (ESPN).

7:10 pm NBA: Detroit vs. Cleveland (WWWE 1100-AM, WNIR 100-FM). 7:45 pm College: Akron vs. Cleveland Stale IWAKR 1590- AVI. 15 pm NBA: Seattle vs.

Milwaukee (WTBS). 9 pm College: Western Michigan vs. De Paul (WGN). 9 pm College: Auburn vs. Alabama-Birmingham (ESPN).

MISCELLANY 5:15 pm SoortsReview (WWST 960-AMI, 5:30 pm SportsTalk (WQKT 104 5-FM). 4:10 pm Sporlsline (WWWE 1 100-AM). Wednesday BASKETBALL 7 pm College: The Bob Huggms Show (WSLR 1350-AM). 7:10 pm NBA: Cleveland vs. Philadelphia (WWWE I IMAM, WNIR 100-FMI.

I pm College: Maryland vs. West Virginia (Ch. 7-Wheeling). FOOTBALL 7:34 pm -Browns 'IS (CIO). MISCELLANY 5:15 pm SportsReview (WWST 940-AM).

5 JO am SportsTalk (WQKT 104 5-FM). 4:10 pm Sporlsline (WWWE 1 100-AM). 10 I II 5-42 4 9 10 14 1 31 Slew Tallmadge Lacal Corner is a weekly feature at the Beacen Journal, appearing each Tuesday. Included are results af area amateur parncipat-rv sports events. Such information should be mailed to me Beacon Journal sports department or phaned (375-8050) by 10 pm Monday.

Basketball TALLMADCE PARKS I RECREATION Men's League ARA Midf'eid McCormicks Soarkle 71-62. Tirrenie Inc. d. PPG 41-54 Kiaben Dodge d. UPS S4-41.

Junior bowling GREATER AKRON ASSOCIATION Calonial-Ed Carter 241-624, Dusty Hall 207-597, Mike Haas 534, Ed Smith 200, Dave Ross 193-503, Kelly Smith 177. Bories-Bill Cheatwood 197-544, Scott Cheat-wood 197-459, Frank Jarvis 140, Vic King 165, Brian Cheatwood 202-492, Chris Gross 176-491. Bantams: Brian Arndt 142, Dave Wierzbicki 196, Mic Haves 188, Ravdean leibert 141. Nortttgate-Seniors: Larry Morwe 207-545, Dave Beckett 529, Bryan Cramer 518, Scott Thomas 503, Jennifer Ravman 184-495, Brian Kerekes 200-483. Eastgatt-Saniors: Roger Armbruster 20-585.

Mike Hugg 209 Angie Gowin 132. Lisa Stanley 192, Desarae Warner 235-577, Maria Schmitt 140, Dawn Hugg 174. Terri Tracy 160, Jeff Caliinson 172-467, Jeff Soisson 151, Chuck Wierzbicki 237-597, Dawn Southwood 164-467, Scott Roberts 211-618, Steve Dor! 157. Juniors: Tony Donofrio 133, T.J. Krapp 117, Ed Boker 139, Jennifer Dinkins 169, Jim Norton 196-518, Ami Lake 137.

Bantams: Adrian Tracev 93-167, Kristi Cooley 72-135, Erica Harris 42-109, Adam Murdock 74-147, Erik Marmaduke 44-110, Amanda Hawk 89-150. Preps: Robbv Stanley 137-272, Shane Smith 114-210, Justin Shaver 148-304. Geedvear-Dave Wiiley 222-402. Kim Drillen 224. RM-A-Wav-Sennw Tracy Sanner 194, Todd Yawnkins 206, John Inks 206.

Jeff Black 222, Derrick Barber 215, David Inks 214, Sherrie Smelks 200, Jason Dilauro 200, Jenny Bessemer 180, Carolyn Rummel 184 Juniors: Tammy Hadkins 108, Nannette'Reed 115, Mark Granam 116, Michael Ward 129, Ai Gordon 152, Aaron Brumil 141, Kenny Bell 144, Pat Killian 150, Kari Kolk 160, Missy Melton 175-489 Howard Leonard 178, Tammy Morrison 200. Preps: Renee Rogers 63, Heidi Hampton 65, Jimmy Grvder 77, Tessa Krismer 81, Janice Jaiola 73, Chrisli Collrell 81, Chris Jenkins 94, Ronnie Kennedy 94, Amy Congrove 96, Cindy Rupert 100, Theresa Albert 102, William Spilzer 107-299, Ben Wyant 108, Greg Hack 110, Dawn Harpsler 110-272, Mandy Minier 111-235, Justin Sweilzer 113-287, Mike Wilmouth 115-325, Brian Armstrong 118, Mike Leonard 119-343, Kevin Sabo 120, Nick Stevens 121, Joy Para-do 123, Joe Snyder 124, Jeff Keneap 125, Danielle Wevrick 129, Angie Sekrelo 130, Craig Nelson 132, James Seeley 133, Aaron Hoch 133, Tricia Re 133-384, Bryon Rollv-son 134-358, Ben Hymes 142, Kris Kolk 145-342, Chris Morrison 146, B.J. Smiley 147-374, Jin Westfall 147-415, Chris Williams 198-468. Pm Wees: David Richmond 73-138, Bobby Zemlanski 113, Shawna Wilier 81-150, Jona-thon Kiser 87-143, Jessica Dice 44-84, Joey Goodman 44-118, Jeff Brueckner 84-150, Derek Draver 78, Damen Draver 88, Greg Burtoft 75, Adam Gerring 82, Michelle Jack 78, Judy Fern 50, Mike Pavlic 100, Nick Kovalchik 98, Shannon Dolan 78. TALLMADCE K.

Bell 1-0-2. Blomgren 7- tM. Pohei.e 3-4-12, S. BeU 0-0-0. Gits 1-8-4, bmaker 1-0-2 Totals: 14-10-38.

STOW Bishop 4-7-If. Pifer 3-2-1, Knowles Weesies 0-0-0, Coughlin 2-2-4. Totals: 15- n-4? Fouls: Tallmadge, 18-12. J. V.

score: Tall-rnedge, 29-10. EAST CANTON 52, LAKE 4 Baseball's Grimes dies from cancer Burleigh Grimes, a Hall of Fame pitcher whose career as player, manager and coach spanned six decades, died of cancer in Clear Lake, last Friday at the age of 92. Grimes pitched for 19 years in the major leagues and compiled a record of 270 victories and 212 losses. He pitched for Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Dodgers, the New York Yankees and New York Giants, the Boston Braves, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs.

When baseball outlawed the spitball in 1920, an exception was made for 17 pitchers then in the major leagues who depended on the spitter for their livelihood. Grimes was one of them and he was the last legal spitball pitcher because he pitched until he was 42. He was known as a fierce competitor, a pitcher who frightened hitters. He walked with a swagger that infuriated batters, and when he measured a hitter from the mound he would peel back his lips to show yellow teeth in a snarl. He often threw at the batters' heads without the slightest hesitation.

Grimes was a 20-game winner five times and pitched in four World Series. He was the senior member on the staff of the Cardinals when they won pennants in 1930 and 1931. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1964. Grimes managed the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1937 and '38. More baseball Designated hitter Hal McRae, 39, signed a 1-year, $650,000 contract with the Kansas City Royals that amounted to a $150,000 cut in salary.

Football Senior safety Steve Fitzhagh from Walsh High was named Miami University's top defensive player for 1985. Fitzhugh had 104 total hits this past season 61 solo tackles and 43 assists. He also intercepted three passes. Texas coach Jackie Sherrill scheduled then canceled a news conference where he was to respond to alleged recruiting violations outlined in a Dallas Times Herald series. A university statement said allegations of payments from alumni to top players in the form of weekly allowances, car deals, performance payments and signing incentives contained "numerous errors." Oklahoma State coach Pat Jones said he will decide by Wednesday whether to remain as coach of the Cowboys or accept a similar job at Pitt if it is offered.

Jones was interviewed for the Pitt job last weekend. Veteran Middle Tennessee coach Boots Donnelly, who led the Blue Raiders to the NCAA 14 7 14 IS 13 I 14 fast Canton Lalre EAST CANTON Sharp 5-0-10. Harris 1-0-7. Heiveroth 1-1-3, Griffith 12-1-25, Bovle 4-4-B. Totals: 23-4-52.

LAKE Geirer 1-1-3, Evans 4-1-9, Shaffer 5-0-10, Knowles 8-5-21, Hare 3-0-4. Totals: 21-7-49. Fouls: Lake, 11-9. Rebounds: Lake, 32-30. U.V.

score: Lake, 34-35. SOUTHEAST 58, GARRETTSVILLE 44 Southeast 8 19 19 12 58 GarrettsviHe 8 9 15 12-44 Division I-AA playoffs, was interviewed Sunday for the Memphis State job left vacant by the firing of Rey Dempsey. West Virginia coach Don Nehien said he was looking into a radio station news report that nine current and former members of his team were involved in a weekend melee at a bar in Morgantown, W.Va., that left three people injured. Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Bryan Hin-kle will be lost for the remainder of the season with a fractured right elbow, injured in the first quarter of Sunday's game against San Diego. Los Angeles Rams running back Eric Dick erson agreed to a contract extension (1987-89) that will pay him about $1 million a year.

Boxing The American Medical Association is considering proposals to condemn the U.S. Olympic Committee's support of boxing and calling for the elimination of the sport in college. Heavyweight Gerry Cooney and four of his companions were arrested in Harrisburg, after a scuffle in a hotel bar that left one member of his group knocked out by an off-duty police officer. Cooney was charged with disorderly conduct and released. Other sports Jake Nevtn, Villanova's athletic trainer for more than a half-century, died after a long battle with Lou Gehrig's disease.

He was 75. Former Indiana University star Landon Tomer, partially paralyzed from a 1981 car accident, signed an out-of-court settlement with the Ford Motor Co. Terms were not announced. Turner's suit claimed the roof of his 1973 Ford LTD gave no protection when the car overturned. George Ganldlng, owner of Darby Downs thoroughbred track in Columbus, said he plans to sell the track in January to a group headed by concessions manager Don Mutnlck that includes Bill Konyha of Medina.

Compiled from wire reports SOUTHEAST Durr 8-1-17, Pratt 7-0-14, Phelps 4-0-12, Cunningham 1-1-3, Dean 3-0-4, Tomar 3-0-4. Totals: 28-2-58. GARRETTSVILLE Noland 8-0-14. Van Essen 4-5-13, Lvtie 4-0-8, Nichols 1-0-2, Collins 2-1-5. Totals: 19-6-44.

Fouls: 12-12, Rebounds: Southeast, 36-32, I V. score: Garrellsvilie, 59-39. NORTH 34, GARFIELD 34 Yesterday's answer What three players share the record for the most extra points kicked in a National Football League game? Pat Harder of the Chicago Cardinals in 1948, Bob Waterfleld of Los Angeles in 1950, and Charlie Gogolak of Washington in 19S6 each kicked nine. Today's question Name the only two players to rush for 200 or more yards in a game for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Answer tomorrow we publish your sports trivia question, we'll pav you 5.

Send your sports trivia questions and answers to Sports Trivia, Akron Beacon Journal, 44 E. Exchange Akron, Ohio 44328. Include name, address, phone number and source of information. ttorth Garfield 7 4 8 15 34 14 4 9 34 Golf NORTH Dain 4-1-9, Alboreo 1-2-4, Moore 3-4-12, Weens 2-2-4, Abood 2-1-5. Totals: 12-12-34.

i GARFIELD Smith 4-0-8, Wallace 2-3-7, fclednev 1-4-4, Green 4-0-8, Ligrir 0-1-1, Wil-born 2-0-4. Totals: 13-8-34. 1 Fouls: Garfield, 15-12. Rebounds: North, 32-57. J.V.

score: Garfield, 31-26. I MOGADORE 44, ROOTSTOWN 40 HOLES-IN-ONE Dick Beegle of Barberlon used a 9-iron to ace the 142-yard sixth hole al Chippewa Golf Course. He shot a 41 for nine holes. ft oofs town Mogadore 14 14 18 12-40 20 14 12 18-64 Volleyball i rootstown Martin y-i-n, Hainweii 5-4-14, Moss 1-0-2, Huth 2-1-5, Beaslev 3-0-6, Storey 4-0-8, Luli 1-1-3, McClure 3-5-11. Totals: 24-12-40.

MOGADORE Bennett 7-5-19, Coffman Martin 7-5-19, Murphy 1-1-3, Huth 2-0-4, 1-0-2, Senlelik 1-0-2. Totals: 24-16-44. Fouls: Rootslown, 28-20. J.V. score: Roots-mmt 25-20.

BARBERTON 79, KENMORE 45 FIRESTONE PARK YMCA OPEN Skai Bailers d. Scott's 3-15. 15-9, 1S-S TALLMADGE PARKS I RECREATION Co-Ed League Tallmadge Dairy Queen d. Akron Mattress 17- 15, 15-4, 15-0. Rubber City Realty d.

Malco 15-0, 15-3, 15-1. Wanamakers Tavern d. Rubber City Realty 15- 5, 15-11, 14-14. Tallmadge Dairy Queen d. Sports Page Pub 15- 11, 15-2, 15-7.

Soorls Page Pub d. Malco 15-3, 15-4, 15-0. Wanamakers Tavern d. Akron Mattress 15-3, 15-9, 15-2. '-pTaftJorton 17 22 30 It 79 8 7 12 18-45 ire Ntpui? fleewrs A ftARBERTON Paddy 7-8-22, Cherok 4-2-fk Wakefield 3-0-6, Slacev 2-0-4.

Carlucci 5-1-mCirneal 1-0-2, Jennings 3-0-6, Krizozski 2- SO OrJ AUP 50 Ok). GYMNASTICS ii ii i -J, Bvers 2-2-6, Shepard 1-0-2, Balash 1-0-2. YOUR wGhTMAKJI PO I I I ,1 II I aaaawaiiH Jerry Glanville, on his being named interim coach of the Houston Oilers Monday following Hugh Campbell's firing: "You think of becoming a head coach by hiring a staff and then being the media darling for six months because you haven't lost a game yet. Bat that's not the situation, so yon just have to be tougher than the situ ation." Oilers offensive coordinator Joe Faragalli on Campbell's firing: "They should have fired me, too. Hugh had nothing to do with what's happened to our offense.

They should have fired me." Utah Jazz rookie guard Carey Scurry, on his childhood in Brooklyn: "We weren't poor, but we never had any money." ijotaij: M-u-v. A I Hill VU ill ii ii ii ii iiv iutv av a 11 At I rv ii. ii ill ws7gc i i wp.v i- -i ir ci Prep 1-5-11. S. Lee 2-0-4, Nemchev 3-0-4, Susick 1-1-3, Hudson 1-0-2.

Totals: 17-11-45. Fouls: Barberlon, 25-18. J.V. scoret Barber-Ion, 53-17. Prep.

boys DOYLESTOWN 81, KIDRON CENTRAL CHRISTIAN 40 KENMORE 134.45, CLOVERLEAF 121.47, HIGHLAND 113.78. Uneven parallel ban-1. F. Chang (K) 9.45; 2. V.

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Chang (K) 8.75; 2. Mitchell (K); 3. Gardner (K); 4. F. Chang, (K), Weaver (C).

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I iff KnJron Doytestown 17-41 15 81 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGH SCHOOL COACHES' ALL-STAR TEAMS KIDRON Neunschandaner 5-1-11, Zuerch- er 4-1-13, Miller 2-0-4, Lehman 3-3-9, OMo 0-4-4, Stoltifus 2-0-4, Bixler 1-0-2, Mast 0-1-1. Totals: 19-10-48. DOYLESTOWN B. Lindemmn 2-0-4, R. Lindeman 12-4-28, Tucker 1-0-2, Bailey 2-1-.

5, Earnest 7-2-14, Dolson 3-0-4, Durbin 4-0-8, Agnoni 1-1-3, Pardon 0-5-5, First 2-0-4. Totals: I 34-13-81. 1 Fouls: Doyleslown, 19-16 Rebounds: Dovles-I (own, 39-17. J. V.

score: Doyleslown, 55-25. College poll The top 20 teams in the Associated Press college poll, with first-place votes in paren-( theses, points based on 20, 19, 18, records through Dec. 8 and last week's Girls' tennis All-America NEW YORK OP) The Associated Press 1985 All-America football team: FIRST TEAM Offense Tight end-Willie Smith, Miami (Fla 4-2, 224, ranking: Michigan Cris Carter, wr. Ohio Rodney Carter, rb, Purdue; Jeff Drost, dl, Iowa; Larry Emery, rb, Wisconsin; Mike Flagg, te, Iowa; Rent Graves, Ohio Ronnie Harmon, rb, Iowa; Ray Hitchcock, Minnesota; Bill Happel, wr, Iowa; Rob Houghtlin pk, Iowa; Thomas Johnson, lb, Ohio iU Tim Jordan, lb, Wisconsin; Larry Jovner, de, Minnesota; Jim Juriga, Illinois; Eric Kumerow, lb, Ohio Bob Land-see, Wisconsin; Jon Lilleberg, Minnesota; Bob Maggs, Ohto Devon Mitchell, db, Iowa; Clay Miller, Michigan; Greg Montgomery, Michigan Peter Naiari-an, lb, Minnesota; Jay Norvell, db, Iowa; Hap Peterson, mg, Iowa; Craig Raddalz, lb, Wisconsin; Garland Rivers, db, Michigan (Canton McKMey); Craig Swoope, db, Illinois; Guy Tealaliller, dl, Illinois; Tom Tupa, Ohio Chris While, pk, Illinois; John Woiciechowski, Michigan Rod Woodson, db, Purdue. Jacksonville, Ha.

wide receivers-1 im McGee, Tennessee, 5-10, 181, Cleveland; David Williams, Illinois, 4-3, 195, Senior, Los Angeles. Tackles-Jim Dombrowski, Virginia, 4-5, 295, Williamsville, N.Y.; Brian Jozwiak, West Virginia, 4-6, 290, Ca-tonsville, Md. Guards-Jeff Bregel, Southern Cal, 4-4, 280, Granada Hills, John Rienslra, Temple, 6-5, 279, Colorado Springs, Colo. Ctnter-Pete Anderson, Georgia, 4-3, 264, Glen Ridge, N.J. Quarterback-Chuck Long.

Iowa, 6-4, 213, Wheaion, III. Running backs-Bo Jackson, Auburn, 6-1, 222, Bessemer, Lorenzo While, Michigan SL S-11, 205, Fori Lauderdale, Fla. Place-kicker-John Lee, UCLA, 5-11, 187, Downev. Calif. Record Pts Pvs 1.

North Carolina (47) 6-0 1281 1 2. Michigan (131 6-0 1213 2 .3. Duke (4) 8-0 1162 3 4. Syracuse 5-0 1100 4 5. Georgetown (1) 4-0 954 6 Georgia Tech 4-1 954 5 Kansas 4-1 918 7 1 Oklahoma 4-0 777 I 9.

Kentucky 5-0 774 9 10. Illinois 5-1 614 12 11. Louisiana Slate 6-0 613 11 Memphis Stale 5-0 595 13 B. Nevada-Las Vegas 5-1 518 14 John's 4-1 474 15 fl Louisville 3-2 311 16 1i Alabama-Birmingham 5-1 302 17 0. Noire Dame 3-1 281 10 S.

Indiana 2-1 226 19 ttDePaul 3-0 113 -ft Oh State 5 0 85 Golf ALL-FEDERAL LEAGUE First team Brent Kisha, GlenOak; Paul Nas- loff, GlenOak; Mike Meyer, North Canton; Doug Rav, Alliance; Bill Wauffull, Jackson. Second team Bob Lanzi, GlenOak; Ron Alexander, Perry; Paul Dickerhoff, Louisville; John Tolerton, Alliance. Honorable mention Dave Cowan, Perry; Chip Rice, Jackson; Chris Hammond, Alliance; Mike Gaume, GlenOak; Greg, Jekubik, Jackson; John Hendon, North Canlon; Scott Snyder, North Canlon. ALL-SENATE LEAGUE First team Anthony Wenger, Lake; Scott Aosega, Lake; Andy Johnston, Carrollton; Kerbv Thompson, Clavmonl; Todd English, Carrollton; Keith Wesley, Tuslaw. Second team Dave Schultz, Lake; Scott Leggetl, Clavmonl; Doug Wright, Clavmonl; Derek Vaughn, Tusky Valley; Brian Sedlock, Lake.

MVP Anthony Wenger, Lake. ALL-PIONEER CONFERENCE First team Eric Gardner, Berea; Ted Wrub-leski, Strongsville; Kevin Klicman, Strongsville; Dan Rybak, Brecksville; Dean Rybak, Brecksville; Brian Mav, Brecksville; Dan Delly, Strongsville; Jeff Klominek, Brecksville. Second team Jack Rollin, Brecksville; Rick Woody, Cloverleaf; Rick Capotosto, Cloverleaf; Todd Obourn, Cloverleaf; Mike Stack, Brunswick; Brett Anderson, Brunswick; Don Herman, Brunswick; Jim Saiko, Midpark. Honorable mention Dave Soera, Slrongsvii Scott Beck, Brunswick; Greg Corsi, North Royalton; Brad Root, Berea; Mike Kyie, Berea; John Howells, Midpark; Doug Shroge, Midpark; Dave Grosser, North Royalton. MVP Eric Gardner, Berea.

Mid-American-Doug Barilelt, mg, N. Illinois; Defense Linemen-Tony Casillas, Oklahoma, 4-3, 280, Boo Beemer, ib, Toledo; Lee Buitington, dt, Kent St. (Brunswick); Dan Dalrympie, Miami; Mike Eslep, Bowling Green; Mark Garalczvk. mg, Western Glen Hirsch-feld, te, Miami; Stan Hunter, wr, Bowling Green; Tim Inglis, Ib, Toledo; Greg Johnson, Bowling Green; Craig Kantner, Ball Jim KUbane, wr, Kent Carl Kloosterman, db, Central Ken Lucked, db, Western Mefvin Marshall, db, Bowling Green; Brian McClure, qb. Bawling Green (Roots-town); Harold McGuire, db, Toledo; Jesse Owens, Oh (Central-Hower); Todd Peal, N.

Illinois; Rick Polian, Central Steve Sklenar, lb. Central George Swarn, rb, Miami; Bernard White, rb, Bowling Green; Brent Williams, dt, Toledo. Notre Dame-Eric Dorsev, mg; Steve Lawrence, db: Allen Pinkett. rb: Tim Scannell. o.

ALL-FEDERAL LEAGUE First team Danielle Rogers, Alliance; Leslie Ganser, GlenOak; Michelle Fernandez, Jackson; Stacy Kreps, Jackson; Lori Peters, Louisville; Ann Caialano, Louisville; Julie Roland, Perry. Second team Nicole Catalano, Louisville; Monica McAndrew, Louisville; Sleohanie Renie, Louisville; Chris Hamilton, Canton South; Amy Caproralta, GlenOak; Jennifer Parsons, North Canlon; Kim Johnson, Perry. Honorable mention Amy Spear. Alliance; Lisa Spotleson, GlenOak; Maria Manos, GlenOak; Sousan Alwan, Jackson; Lori Slo-licny, North Canton; Melissa Besozzi, North Canton; Slacy Smart, Perry; Kellv Jenkins, Perry; Andrea Aliancic, Louisville; Chris Renie, Louisville. ALL-PIONEER CONFERENCE First team Lisa Ambroseili, Strongsville, Kristi Boggs, Berea; Cindy Bernosky, Brecksville; Nancy Tusek, Brecksville; Lynn Tilllelilz, Brecksville; Nicole Musselman, Brecksville; Annette Kromer, Strongsville; Debbie DeRienzo, Strongsville; Lisa Kish, Strongsville; Diane Milian, Strongsville.

Honorable mention Wendy Lerch, Berea; Ray Rav Hopkins, Berea; Terrie Dragan, Brecksville; Rhea Pimenlel, Brecksville; Beth Bergstrom, Cloverleaf; Janet Stupica, Tammy Giesel, Midpark; Tanya Ondercin, Midpark; Shannon McPeak, Brunswick; Kirsten McPeak, Brunswick; Marly Milicic, North Royalton; Nalalie Hey nvsh, Strongsville; Michelle Balsamo, Strongsville. MVP Lisa Ambroseili, Strongsville. Boys' cross country ALL-PIONEER CONFERENCE First team Dave Sturgeon, Cloverleaf; Willie Wiley, Cloverleaf; John Pianca, Berea; Jim O'Connor, Strongsville; Jim Napier, North Royalton; Tom Orr, North Royalton; Aaron Ward, Cloverleaf; Scott Shaw, Brunswick; Bill Roach, Midpark; Chuck Whiiecar, Strongsville. Second team Dave Gubics, Berea; Bob Martin, Brecksville; Buddy Crowe, Cloverleaf; John Lord, Strongsville; Ted Neura, Cloverleaf; Brian Joniak, Strongsville; Jeff Ardo, Brecksville; Jim Farwell, Brecksville; Malt Brewer, Brunswick; Mike Garbaccio, Cloverleaf. Honorable mention Phil Piangulli, Brunswick; Dave Rice, North Rovallon; Don Rearick, Cloverleaf; Steve Nichols, Brunswick; Jim Jelle, Berea; Bill Glomb, Mid-park; Dan Hertivk, Strongsville; John Maxi-muk, Brecksville; Vince Rozek, Berea; Kevin Pepera, Midpark; Marc Bilek, Brecksville; Dave Walters, North Royalton; Marl, Uilam Ctrnnncuilla Tulsa, Tim Green, Syracuse, 6-1, 246, Liverpool, N.Y.; Mike Hammer-stein, Michigan, 6-3', 240, Wapakonela, Ohio; Leslie O'Neal, Oklahoma 6-4, 245, Lime Rock, Ark.

Linebackers-Brian Bosworlh, Oklahoma, 6-2, 234, Irving, Texas; Michael Brooks, LSU, 6-1, 228, Ruslon. Johnny Holland, Texas 4-2, 220, Hempstead, Texas; Larry Station, Iowa, 4-1, 227, Omaha, Neb. Backs-Thomas Everett, Baylor, 5-8, 177, Daingerfield, Texas; David Fulcher, Arizona 6-3! 224, Los Angeles, Mark Moore, Oklahoma 4-0, 195, Nacogdoches, Texas. Punter-Barry Helton, Colorado, 4-3, 195, Simla, Colo. Other Ohio player-Reggie Taylor, rb, Cincinnati.

Other local ptayer-Chartes Gladman, rb, Pitts Woodridge. Second team Lynn Painlev, Crestwood; Denna Dean, Southeast, Denise Hulh, Rootslown; Tabatha Devine, Southeast, Laura Mehling, Waterloo; Kay Rupp, Streetsboro; Renea Hoskin, Windham; Wendy Huston, Waterloo. Honorable mention Jennifer Tutin, Woodridge; Debbie Chinn, Garrellsvilie; Jennifer Beaslev, Rootslown; Rachel Wallace, Windham; Peggy Plaso, Streetsboro; Tiffani Van-Essen, Garrellsvilie; Sue Murphy, Mogadore; Kelly Phillips, Southeast. ALL-PIONEER CONFERENCE First team Sue Langfitt, Brunswick; Peggy Wunderle, Brunswick; Kristin Poulson, Brecksville; Darlene Jones, BrecksviHe; Jessica Newman, Cloverleaf; Maureen Hem-meter, Strongsville; Susan Guzik, Strongs-ville; Mary Pinione, Midpark. Second team Lisa Pomarico, Brunswick; Nalalie Boling, Brecksville; Sue Allen, Cloverleaf; Holly Eschliman, Strongsville; Stacy Martin, Berea; Christie Harm, Midpark; Cathy Masseria, North Royalton; Michelle Vincler, North Royalton.

Hanorable mention Jenny Willis, Berea; Denise Hanchar, Berea; Lisa Milner, Brecksville; Mary Beth Bender, Brecksville; Dani Lowlher, Brunswick; Rachal Redli, Brunswick; Vanessa Love, Cloverleaf; Dani Hershberger, Cloverleaf; Gavle Gallowilz, Midpark; Karen Donaldson, Midpark; Debbie Baach, North Royalton; Patty Hierlquist, Strongsville; Ann Miller, Strongsville. MVP Sue Langfitt, Brunswick. ALL-FEDERAL LEAGUE First team Kim Whitaker, Perry, Rochelle Rebsiock, Canton South; Melanie Freday, Canton South; Jody Block, Louisville; Pally Barrett, Jackson; Krisli Sadler, GlenOak. Second team Lonnie Pittman, Perry; Ann Maglia, North Canton; Julie Zeitz, Jackson; Jeanne Davidson, Canton South; Dinah Garrett, Louisville; Diana Deramo, Alliance. ALL-SENATE LEAGUE First team Regina Eberhardt, Tuslaw: Angie Fairall, Clavmonl, Lori Harris, East Canton; Laura Roberts, Lake; Jill Schissler, Carroll-Ion; Chris Tully, Tuslaw; Michelle Vincent, Lake.

Second team Linda Albright, Minerva; Tammy Boyle, East Canton; Missy Brown, Tuslaw; Belh Johnson, Carrollton; Ellen Kaloll. Tusky Valley; Stacy Mover, Tuslaw; Lori Schoeppner, Sandy Valley. Honorable mention Jill Bernard, Carrollton; Cindy Covey, Lake; Tammy Day, Sandy Valley; Michelle Ellington, East Canton; Tanya Havman, Minerva; Sandy Harlman, Tuslaw; Susan Martin, Tusky Valley; Kim McKee, Clavmonl. Player of Year Regina Eberhardt, Tuslaw. ALL-WAYNE COUNTY LEAGUE First team Bambi Green, Hillsdale; Julie Kasserman, Smithvilie; Diane Merriman, Dallon; Kelli Ellis, Riltman; Julie Juersivich, Doyleslown; Kalhy Mast, Smithvilie; Chris Shane, Norwayne; Tricia Webb, Rittman.

Honorable mention Jodv Hochstetler, Northwestern; Vicki Bescanon, Northwestern; Nancy Wellman, Norwayne; Angie Fath, Dalton; Tammy Seibert, Hillsdale; Julie Wilkerson, Riltman; Brenda Kauffman, Smithvilie; Pat Reber, Wavnedale; Grace Hershberger, Wavnedale; Debbie Hike, Wavnedale. ALL-ALL-OHIO LEAGUE First team Lee Ann Mvers, West Holmes; Tina Smetzer, West Holmes; Nikki McCul-touch; Michelle Smith, Northwest; Kim Bowman, Northwest; Connie Besancon, Orrville; Kathy Sluckev, Orrville; Stacy Schmid, Tri-way; Debbie Nagy, Coventry; Denise Liner-ode. Fairless. SECOND TEAM Offense Tight end-Keith Jackson, Oklahoma. Wide re The following voflevbal, cross country, golf and girts' tennis ai-star teams were selected bv area coaches and supplied to the Beacon Journal (Coaches' all-star selections in soccer will appear Wednesday.) Volleyball DISTRICT 3 Class AAA Angie Riggins, Etvria; Tracy Tober, Medina; Jeannie Michaels, Avon Lake; Vicky Gilles.

Medina; Lauren Prati, Avon Lake; Jennifer Bender, Elyria; Sue Laugfilt, Brucnswick. Class AA Maureen McMullin, Hoban; Staci Hicks, Oberlin; Debbie Belinskv, Hoban; Missy VanWie, Elryia Catholic; Jill Donaldson, Oberlin; Lori Cunningham, Southeast. Class A Dana Bennett, Mogadore; Jill Beggs, CVCA, Samanlha Sadowski, Open Door Christian Academy; Kim Co'fman, Mogadore; Sue Leach, Black River; Denna Haw-lev, Black River. Honorable mention Connie Zlegier, Open Door Christian Academy; Kalhy Patterson CVCA; Laura Martin, Mogadore; Debbie Manlz, Black River. ALL-CITY First team Kaihra Goodman, Buchiel, Michelle Spaulding, Buchiel; Leslie Flolo, Ellel; Lenore Twilty, Ellel; Belinda Johnson, Firestone; Stacy Henderson, Garfield; Gina Alboreo, North; Ann Dain, North.

Second learn Lisa Spaulding, Central-Hower; Julie Zuravel, Central-Hower; Terresa Moore, East; Jenny Musleve, Ellel; Noel Hamad, Firestone; Denise Fox, Kenmore; Beth Abood, North. Honorable mention Jodie Carrington, Buchiel; Lisa Ramsey, Buchiel; Wendy Morgan, East; Kim Soonseller, East; Jill Bader, Ellel; Edith Sheppard, Ellel; Leelher Greene, Garfield; Sherri Kauchman, Garfield; Yontami Bell, Kenmore; Alisa Labut, North; Linda Qui, North. ALL-METRO LEAGUE First team Mary Kay Prince, Slow; Leslie Schulz, Stow; Jill Piter, Slow; Kim Belz, Tallmadge; Pally Palmer, Cuyahoga Falls; Amy Arvai, Cuyahoga Falls; Lisa Kaser, Cuyahoga Falls; Tracev Rowe, Cuyahoga Falls; Kim Mavs, Springfield. Honorable mention Dawn Baldt, Springfield; Kalhy Justice, Springfield; Denise Wavcas-ler, Springfield; Mario Gdovin, Kent Roosevelt; Mary Rog, Kent Roosevelt; Cvndi Maxwell, Kent Roosevelt; Laurie Shumaker, Tallmadge; Jeanie Mayfield, Tallmadge; Tracev Tohelin, Tallmadge; Tracy Moore, Nordonia; Maria Foschia, Nordonia; Sheilaz Bosze, Nordonia; Erin Coughlin, Stow; Beth Snoddy, Cuyahoga Falls. ALL-SUBURBAN LEAGUE First team Lora Belcher, Copley; Julie Douglas, Norton; Carla Kungl, Highland; Lisa Maalz, Highland; Heidi Martin, Hudson; Michele Maynard, Wadsworth: Julie Ruhlin, Wadsworth; Kalhy Tallman, Green.

Second team Laura Brelt, Field; Laurie Cich, Hudson; Marilyn Crabtree, Highland; Tracy Hann, Wadsworth; Jennifer Hutchison, Norton; Jenny Roberts, Norton; Jennifer Trimble, Green; Chris West, Wadsworth. Hentrable menhen Dee Dee Lawier, Copley; Paula Scalia, Cooley; Lori Gregory, Field; Danna Market, Field; Janet Smith, Green; Darby Culp, Green; Katie Sasala, Highland; Kim Dezelan, Highland; Kathy Fatur. Hudson; Erika Seyfried, Hudson; Staci Golf, Norton; Laura Rhodes, Norton; Sandra Schroeder, Revere; Renee Helderman, Revere; Susan Bruny, Wadsworth; Mary Belh Casey, Wadsworth. Most valuable player Michele Maynard, Wadsworth. ALL-PORTAGE COUNTY LEAGUE First team Kim Moss, Rootslown; Kris Halli- weH, Rootslown; Dana Bennett, Mogadore; Lori Cunningham, Southeast; Susan Her- chek, Waterloo; Laura Martin, Mogadore; Kim Coffman, Mogadore; Melissa Mottice, SWIMMING Prep boys College scores AST Allegheny 78, Hiram 70 Boston 86, Maris! 68 Case Reserve 69, SI.

Francis, Y. 67 Srove City 44, Oberlin 62 Ohio 73, Holstra 44 fnn 84, LaSalle 80 telon Hall 114, Manhattan 61 West Virginia 72, SI. Joseph's 45 HpUTH Alabama 99, Murray SI. 65 Louisiana Tech 72, Marshall 71 Miami, Ohio 65, E. Kentucky 43 South Carolina 105, Georgia SI.

47 Vanderbill 82, Austin Peav 75 VV Kentucky 84, Middle Tenn. 74 Midwest Oake 54, St. Louis 44 Indiana St. 52, Butler 48 72, South Alabama 48 iami, Fla. 47, Bay 43 Michigan 79, Chicago St.

62 Missouri 91. W. Illinois 64 Illinois 90, S. 69 Noire Dame 72, Oregon 63 Ipurdue 86. S.

Illinois 67 JOUTHWESTWEST Memphis SI. 80, Texas Tech 55 Oklahoma 79, W. Texas St. 58 Washington 74, Boise St. 55 Wyoming 89, Southern Cal 79 ceivers-Lew Barnes, Oregon; weoster Slaughter, San Diego St.

Tackles-John Clay, Missouri; Doug Williams, Texas Guards-Jamie Dukes, Florida Don Smith, Army. Center-Bill Lewis, Nebraska. Quarterback-Vinny Testaverde, Miami (Fla I. Running backs-Reggie Dupard, Southern Methodist; Napoleon McCallum, Navy. Place-kicker-John Dietlrich, Ball State.

Defense Linemen-Jerome Brown, Miami (Fla Mike WARREN WESTERN RESERVE 111, BARBERTON 47 200-yard medey relay-1. Warren (K. Stif-fler, P. Charnas, K. Charnas, D.

Hernon) 1:55.79. 200 freestyle-1. K. Stiffler (W) 2. Lingren (W); 3.

Weaver (B). 200 individual medley-1. Conralh (W) 2. D. Hernon (W); 3.

Storad (B). 50 freestyle-1. P. Charnas (W) :25.07; 2. Reich (W); 3.

Hornacek (B). Diving-1. M. Hernon (W) 101.75. 100 butterfly-1.

Conrath (W) 2. K. Charnas Buralli (W). 100 freestyle-1. P.

Charnas (W) :56.4; 2. Lukco (W); 3. Connolly (B). 500 Lingren (W) 2. Feakes (W); 3.

Tilley (B). 100 backstroke-1. D. Hernon (W) 2. Lukco (W); 3.

Cherok (B). 100 breast-stroke-1 Wilhelm (B) 2. Reich (W); 3. C. Stiffler (W).

400 freestyle relay-1. Warren (K. Stiffler, K. Charnas, P. Charnas, Conralh) 3:51.7.

burgh (uarMM). Top 20 The top 20 teams in the final regular-season Associated Press college poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 20, 19, 18, and last week's ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. Penn State (45) 11-0-0 1,086 1 2. Miami, Fla. (2) 10-1-0 1,001 2 3.

Oklahoma (5) 10-1-0 978 4 4. Iowa (2) 10-1-0 973 3 5. Michigan (1) 9-1-1 886 5 6. Florida 809 6 7. Nebraska 9-2-0 707 7 8.

Tennessee 8-1-2 690 8 9. Brigham Young 11-2-0 633 9 10. Air Force 11-1-0 561 10 11. Texas 9-2-0 556 11 12. Louisiana State 9-1-1 490 12 13.

UCLA 8-2-1 387 14 14. Arkansas 9-2-0 381 13 15. Alabama 8-2-1 377 15 14. Auburn 8-3-0 277 16 17. Ohio State 8-3-0 226 17 18.

Florida Slate 8-3-0 130 18 19. Oklahoma Slate 1-3-0 112 19 20. Bowling Green 11-0-0 74 20 Maryland 8-3-0 74 Kutn, Boston Jim Skow, Nebraska; Mark Waien, UCLA. Linebackers-Cornelius Bennett, Alabama; Kevin Murphy, Oklahoma; John OHerdahl, Western Michael Zordich, Penn St. Backs-Brad Cochran, Michigan; Allan Durden, Arizona; Chris White, Tennessee Punter-Mark Simon, Air Force.

MVP Dave Sturgeon, Cloverleaf, THIRD TEAM Offense Tight end-Eric Kattus, Michigan. Wide receiv BOWLING Prep girls ers-war Bemni, Brigham Young; waller Murray, Hawaii. Tackles-Steve Wallace, Auburn; Will Wollord, Vanderbill. Guards-Todd Moules, Penn Jeff Zimmerman, Florida. Center-Gene Chilton, Texas.

Ouarter-oack-Jim Everett, Purdue. Running backs -Tom Rathman, Nebraska; Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St. Place-kicker-Carlos Reveiz. Tennessee. DEALINGS Defense Linemen-Jerry BaH, Southern Methodist; Ja Girls' cross country ALL-PIONEER CONFERENCE First team Barb Hunter, Brunswick; Sue Wagner, Cloverleaf; Carol Delwiler, Cloverleaf; Anna Scherzer, Berea; Laura Foraderi, Cloverleaf; Linda Meiendez, Cloverleaf; Cheryl Johnson.

North Royalton; Wendy Dobbs, Brecksville; Carolyn Kiss, Brecksville; Amy Olexa, Brecksville. Second team Anne Parete, North Royalton; Tina Bronstrup, Brecksville; Helene Slrom-berg, Cloverleaf; Belh Kaniecki, Cloverleaf; Leeanne Bentlev, North Royalton; Michele Hardy, Strongsville; Cally Reiman, Brecksville; Cotiette DeWotf, Brecksville; Ellen Har-bath, Brecksville; Tami Anler, Berea. Honorable mention Charlene Pekar, North Royalton: Rachel Wilberscheid, Berea; Tammy Desmond, Strongsville; Sharon Hathaway, Berea; Jennifer Leedv, Cloverleaf; Julie Pekar, North Rovallon; Gina Mora, Strongsville. MVP Barb Hunter, Brunswick. FOOTBALL WARREN WESTERN RESERVE 88, BARBERTON 74 200-yard medley relay-1.

Barberlon (Tid-well, Valalaro, Poslich, O'Brien) 2 30.4. 200 freestvte-1. Powers (Wl 2:14.89, 2. Hamemk (W), 3. O'Brien (B).

200 individual medfev-1 Kr. Carlson (W) 2. Poslich (B); 3. Tid-well (B). SO freestyle-1.

K. Carlson (W) :29.02, 2. Fletcher (B); 3. A. Porcella (B).

Diving-1. Cummings (B) 85.15; 2. Drescher (W); 3. Kerrigan (B). 100 butterfly-1.

Bowers (W) 2. Poslich (B); 3. Davis (B). 100 lreesryle-1. Hamenik (W) 2.

Fletcher (B); 3. Miller (B). 500 freestyle-). K. Carlson (W) 6:22.98, 2.

K. Weaver (B); 3. O'Brien (B). 100 backstroke-1. Kr.

Carlson (W) 1:12 81; 2. K. Weaver (B); 3. Thomas (W). lMbreaslstroke-1.

Kacek (W) 1.28.5; 2. Sakonvi (W); 3. Vatalaro (B). 400 freestyle relay-1. Warren (Bowers, K.

Carlson, Hamenik, Kr. Carlson) 4:18.6. Nattenat FeotbM League Amateur individual high games and series and team high games and series in area leagues: Bones Bowland-United Mold Classic: Bob Feauffer 289-706. Colonial Village-J Mitchell Construction Trio: Ruth Tonev 234-551. Monday Senior Citizens: Joe Coloselti 417, Orange Neal 233, Helen Hurr 547, Jennie Speegle 191.

"air-Palace Guard Security: Ted Weinsheiner 299-793, Jam Factory Vaccaro's Peterson Classic: Bev Logan 245-854, Laura Wieland 242-857. Monday Night Porter 258, Scott Zimmerman 472, Hamad's Union 74 JteH-A-Wey-Bubba's Tubs Doubles: Sandy James 204, Linda Edwacds 514, Odd Couple 403, Mixed Nuts 1,025. New Yprk Jets-Signed John Woodring, line son duck, Brignam Young; Tim Johnson, Penn Mark Messner, Michigan. Linebackers-Shane Conlan, Penn Alonzo Johnson, Florida; Mike Mallory, Michigan; Chris Spielman, Ohio St. (Massillon).

Backs-Mark Collins, Fullerton Greg backer. Placed Rusty Guiibeau, linebacker, on injured reserve. COLLEGE Hanorable mention Connie Schlauch, West Arkansas Tech-Named Ken Stephens head football coach. Lasker, Arkansas; xott I nomas, Air Force. Punter-Sieve Kidd, Rice.

HONORABLE MENTION Big Ten-Kenny Allen, wr, Indiana, Steve Bog-. dalek, Michigan Shane Bullough, lb, Holmes; Tracy Price, Northwest; Melissa Budd, Orrville; Stacie Whartan, Triwav; Sue Stefan, Coventry; Julie Morrison, Fairless. Player of Year Michelle Smith, Northwest. Notre Dame-Named Vinny Cerralo to the coacning statt. Today Wednesday Thurday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday VlliS Otrtrott Philadelphia Milwaukee Boston VlvFsjl Pistons 76ers Bucks Cettics JU KJ 7:30 p.m.

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