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E-2 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Thursday, October 4, 1984 J-77T v. 1 JOURNAL SCOREBOARD From Staff and Wire Reports For daily scores, call the Journal Sportsline 24 hours a day 843-6111 i AL Championship Series o.X UMte os. w. Game Two KANSAS CITY abrhbl abrhbl $010 2 10 0 oncago vs. Indiana at Peona, IN 7 m.

Denver at A Clippers. 830 p.m. Saturday's Games New York vs. Atlanta al Jacksonville. 5 30 m.

Cleveland vs. San Antonio at Laredo, Texas, 630 m. Kansas City vs. Indiana at Champaign, 7 p.m. Golden State vs.

A Clippers at Pomona, Calif 8:30 m. DETROIT Whitakr2b Trammlss KGibeonrf INParshc DaEvns3b RJonesH Grubbdh Lemon ct Bergmn lb Brokns3b Garbeyph MCastil3b 5 1 1 0 Wilson 0 0 Shendnrt 4 2 2 2 Uonesrf 8 0 2 1 Brett 30 4 10 0 Pryor3b 4 10 0 Orta dh 4 0 12 McRaeph 5 0 0 0 Wathandh 10 10 Motley If 2 0 0 0 Balbom 1b 1 0 0 0 White 2b 1 0 0 0 Slaughtc Cncpcnss Dlorgph Biancln as UWshtnph 3 110 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 10 11 10 0 0 4 0 2 0 5 0 10 5 10 0 5 0 10 2 0 0 0 10 11 10 0 0 10 0 0 Total! ai a a Totals 44 3 10 3 3 Carson-Newman, Term 3-10 277 4. Eastern New Mexico 3-1-0 267 5 East Central. Okla 4-1-0 260 6 Art Monrjceto 30 232 7. Texas Lutheran 31 222 8 Guilford.

NC 40 179 9 NWOkla 4 1-0 167 10 Mssoun Southern 2-10 165 11 Shepherd. WVa 3-1-0 144 12 Central Washington 3-10 130 13 Hissdals. MKh 3-10 124 14Newberry.SC 3-1-0 115 15 NE Okla 2-2-0 85 16 Northwood, Men 79 17 Central Arkansas 2-20 71 18 Salem. WVa 4-1-0 70 19 Ft Hays St. Kan 3-10 57 20.

Harding, Ark 20 32 NAIA Division II The Top Twenty teams in the National Association ot Intercollegiate Athletics Division II football pot, with this season records and points: 1 Baker. Kan (13) 30 316 2 Linheld. Ore (2) 30 304 3 western. Iowa (1) 4 1-0 275 4 Pacific Lutheran 2-10 256 5 Wilmington, Ohio 21 242 6 Iowa Wesley an 40 234 7 Hanover. Ind 31 219 8 St Ambrose, fowa 40 206 9 Wis Eau Claire 4-1-0 199 10 Wm Jewell.

Mo 211 174 11.Findlay.Ohio 11-0 141 12 Peru St Neb 4 -10 134 13 Benedictine. Kan 3-10 113 14 Ws-LaCrosse 3-10 96 15 Southwestern, Kan 3-1-0 83 16 Bethany Kan 3-10 79 (be) Skjux Falls. SD 4-10 79 18 South Dakota Tech 4-1-0 64 19 Bethel. Kan 3-00 30 20 Rocky Mountain. Mont 3-10 23 WAC Standings State Fair Results Wsdnesrlsy'i Rstults ALBUQUERQUE (AP) Here are the results ot Wednesday horse races at trie New Mexico State Fair track: First 440 yards; Court Procedure 700, 4 00.

3 60; Speedy Top Choice 5 20. 3 60, Cut and Divide 4 00. 22.73. Second SVk furlongs; Telescope 5 80, 3 60, 2 60; Rush Wamor 3 40, 3 00; Barbara Seville 3.00. 1 .09 2-5 Ouinieia $9 B0.

Oeily Double $32 60. Third 350 yards; Frying Kitabar SO. 3 80. 2 40: Blanco Bill 5.40. 3 00; Moon Rader Rocket 2 60.

18 57 Ouinieia $18 20. Fourth 6 furlongs; Last Brush 12 40. 6 60, 4 40; Rrver Market 10 20. 6 20. Miss Mrtoae 500 1:14 25.

Quinieia $85 40. Fifth 400 yards; Solamente 11.20. 4 60. 3 00. Big Dial Bird 4 80.

3 20; Whirlwinds Driver 2 80. 20 83 Quintets $28 80. Sixth I 116 mle; Pops Psrsndo 8 40. 4 80. 3 60; Humungus 5 80.

4.40; Cougar Hill 4 40. 154 3 5 Exacts $59 20. Seventh 8 Kirlongs; Uncle Duke 11.40, 4 20, 2.80; Rhome Red 3 60, 2.80; Patriot Joe 4 40 1:12 25 Ouinieia $11 40. Eighth 1 mle; Colonel Coy 15 20, 7.40, 3 60, Patricia's John 3 20. 2 40; Sissy Hope 2 60 1:47 4 5.

TrHecta $159 80. Ninth 400 yards; Twosheetstothewind 3 40. 3.00. 2 40; Cfunlewink 4 40, 2 60; Glorys Mage Miss 2 40. 20 65.

Ouinieia $12.20. Tenth 6 Mongs: Misty Mama 10 80. 4 60. 3 60; Gaebahn 4.20. 3 00: Wistful Eye 2 80 1 13 3-5 Ouinieia $20 80.

Eleventh 5 lurtongs: No Detest 15 60. 5 20. 3.80: Country Stride 5 00, 4 60, Bayside Singer 8 20. 58 3-5. Ouinieia $48 40.

Twelfth 7 furlongs; Iron Slash 7.20, 5 40, 4.60; LTI Pole 7 40. 7 00; King Review 4 60. 1 29 2-5. Trttects $365 60. Attendance Handle $621,419.

Leading Rushers Car Yds Avg Yds pg Turral, UNM 73 406 5.6 101 5 Funck, UNM 69 351 5 1 87.7 Evans. AFA 64 423 6 6 84 6 Whrtehous. CSU 37 181 4 9 60 3 Knorr.AFA 56 237 4 2 59 2 Johnson.Utah 47 293 6 2 586 Simmons.AFA 40 291 7.3 58 2 Waters. SOS 45 164 3 6 54 7 Evans, Wyo 60 265 4 4 53 0 George, UTEP 46 203 4.4 50 7 Receiving Gms Ct Yds Ct pg Huey.Utah 5' 26 394 5 2 Mills. BYU 4 18 287 4 5 Koztowski.BYU 4 17 292 4 2 Haysbert.BYU 4 .16 230 4 0 Gaston, SDS 4 15 121 37 LaBeH.CSU 4 14 155 35 Gnttm.Wyo 5 17 339 3 4 Waters.

SDS 3 10 90 33 McGregor. CSU 4 13 121 32 Shanks. SDS 4 12 232 3 0 RMAC Standings Conference Overall PF PA PF PA Adams St 300 9454 310 101 86 West NN 1 0 0 SO 21 1 2 0 71 Ft Lews 2 0 0 62 17 2 2 0 69 80 Mesa 2 1 0 73 37 2 2 0 87 67 So Colo 1 2 0 43 89 1 3 0 50137 So Utah 12 0 44 67 2 2 0 68 74 Htghlnds 1 2 0 48 51 1 4 0 61 136 West St 130 5484 130 5484 Co Mines 030 3679 040 5090 Western New Mexico on RMAC probation and ineligible tor the league Me as well as tor post-season play Saturday's Games N.M. Highktnds 26. Western State 7 Western New Mexico, idle Adams State 23, Colorado Mines 20 Mesa 28.

Southern Utah State 7 Fort Lewis 38. Southern Colorado 10 Next Saturday's Game Adams State at Western N.M.. 1 p.m. Colorado Mines al N.M. Highlands, 1pm.

Southern Utah State at Fort Lews, 1 m. Southern Colorado at Eastern N.M., 2 p.m. Western State at Mesa. 730 m. GWA Classic BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Wednesday's resuxs in the GWA Tennis Classic played at Brisbane's Chandler Court: First Round Mke Leach, Weston, def Danny SaKz, United States.

Mark Dickson, lamps. Fia del Mark Kratzmann, Australia. 6-2. 6-3: Mark Edmondson, Australia, def. Marcel Freeman, Port Washington.

2-6. 6-2. 6-2: Peter Fleming. Seabrook Island, del John Stoddard, Australia, 6-2, 6-1. Lobo Summary UNM 9, CSU 0 Lee Ann Pahsano d.

Susie Deeds. Man Forbes Shannon Were. Nancy Rath Shawn Do. 6-1. 6-0.

Karen Curry Mane Dahlgren. 6-0 6-0: Kelly Fackel Sara Speckman 6-0. 6-0. Mary NeN Mayer Kathy Kline 6-1. 6-2: Palrmsano-Fortws Deeds-Were.

6-0. 6-0; RattvCurry d. Ito-Kline 6-1. 60. FackeMJte Schrott Hawkins Were.

6-1. 6-1 UNM 1-0. 1-0 in HCAC. Overall PF PA 2 0 99 130 151 52 123 55 198 87 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 Conference PF PA Wyoming 2 0 0 47 34 3 New Mex. 1 0 0 34 7 4 BYU 10 0 18 13 4 Air Force 2 2 0 123 80 3 Colo St.

1 1 0 20 55 1 SDSU 1 1 0 67 36 1 Utah 1 1 0 42 38 2 Hawaii 0 2 0 16 28 1 UTEP 0 2 0 9 85 1 51 103 98 73 3 0 3 0 155120 3 0 45 61 3 0 42119 ENMU Falls To No. 4 In NAIA Football Poll Eastern New Mexico University, by virtue of its last-second, 18-17 loss Sept. 29 at Angelo (Texas) State, has dropped from No. 1 in this week's NAIA college football poll. The Greyhounds of coach Bill Kelly have a 3-1 record.

Central (Okla.) State (4-0) moves from No. 2 to the top spot after its 31-24 victory last week over Northeastern Oklahoma, formerly the No. 9 and now the No. 15 team in the NAIA. Elon (N.C.) is No.

2, while defending national champion Carson-Newman (Tenn.) is the third-ranked team. Elon is 2-0 and CN 3-1, ENMU quarterback Kevin Kott is No. 2 nationally in passing with 311.3 yards a game and No. 3 in total offense with 278.5 yards a game. Dale Mehr of Minnesota-Morris is first in both categories, averaging 337.3 yards in passing and 341.3 in total offense.

Also, ENMU wide receiver Steve Jackson is tied for sixth nationally with six catches a game. Overall, he has caught 24 for 277 yards. The No. 1 receivers in the NAIA ranks are Lance Gasaway of Arkansas-Monticello and Paul Huber of Minnesota-Morris with 8.3 catches a game. The Greyhounds, who entertain Southern Colorado Saturday afternoon at 2, are third in team passing with 311.3 yards a game.

Basketball Pam McGee, a member of the United States' Olympic gold medalists, and her twin, Paula McGee, have signed contracts to play for the Dallas Diamonds of the new Women's American Basketball Association. The 6-foot-3 McGees, both center-forwards, helped lead the University of Southern California to the 1983 and 1984 national women's collegiate championships. Cleveland Cavalier guard Geoff Huston was free on $700 bond Wednesday following his arrest on charges of sexual imposition, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, the Lake County sheriff's department reported. Huston was arrested Tuesday night for allegedly causing a disturbance inside a convenience store, said Chief Deputy Richard A. Amiott.

When a woman customer walked into the store, Amiott said, Huston grabbed her, and the woman hit him in the chest. A store clerk then called the sheriffs department, Amiott said. Marques Johnson, acquired by the Los Angeles Clippers last Saturday, suffered an avulsion fracture of the little finger on his right hand in practice Tuesday night but shouldn't miss more than three preseason games. A spokesman for the Clippers said that Johnson almost certainly won't play Friday night when the team faces Denver in its National Basketball Association preseason opener or Saturday night when the club battles Golden State. Atlanta Hawks veteran guard Mike Glenn said he might sit out the National Basketball Association exhibition season before signing a contract.

"We've reached a standstill," Glenn said Wednesday. The Portland Trail Blazers' first-round draft pick, Sam Bowie of Kentucky, suffered a cracked rib in a scrimmage and won't practice for the next 10 days to two weeks. Other Football There has been no change in the condition of Ed Reinhardt, the University of Colorado football player critically injured more than two weeks ago in a game against Oregon. A nursing supervisor at Sacred Heart General Hospital here said today that Reinhardt remained in a coma and in critical condition. The 19-year-old sophomore collapsed on the sideline at the end of the Sept.

15 game after suffering a head injury. Soccer NASL Playoffs FINALS Best -ol -three Monday Game Chicago 2. Toronto 1 Wednesday's Gam Chicago 3, Toronto 2, Chicago win championship 2-0 NHL Exhibitions Al Time MOT Wednesday's Game Devils 4. Penguins 3 Washington 5. Hartford 4 (OT) Philadelphia 5.

NV Islanders 4 Buffalo 5, Toronto 4 Chicago 4. Detroit 2 Calgary 7. Minnesota 0 Winnipeg vs. Vancouver at Verona, British Columbia, late Thursday's Gams NY Islanders al Philadelphia, 535 p.m. Hartford vs.

Washington at Richmond, 535 p.m. Montreal at Boston. 535 p.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 835 m. St Lous vs.

Winnipeg at Nanaimo. British Columbia. 9 m. TAC All-Comers Novice t-under Boys: I. Mochtar Abu Kusumo, DCD.

2. Justin Bundy. DCD; 3 Ubusuku Abu Kusumo. DCD; Girt. Carly Sloan.

DCD. 855 10-11 Boys: 1 Craig Greiner.DC0.8i8; Girls: 1 Brook Metzner. DCD. 729 2 Jayme Paimeter. DCD: 3 Staoe Nellos.

DCD; 15-16 Boys: 1. Abdullah Abu Kusumo. DCD. 6 44. Three Kilometer Hinder Boy: 1 EWty McAtee.

DCD, 2234; 2 Todd Draper. DCD; Girt: 1. Susan Prentice. ADD. 2103:2 Sara Glover, ADO; 3 Sara de Baca.

ATW; 10-11 Boys: 1. Jon Biles. ADD, 18 13; 2 Derek West. DCD; 3 Joey Tfabo-daux. 1857: Girls: 1.

Mana Tapia. DCD, 1655; 2. Janelle Anderson. DCD, 3. Virginia Plomp, DCD.

Four Kilometers 12-13 Boys: 1 Pat Sandoval. ADD. 24 32; 2. Steve Ngo. ADD; 3 David Prentice.

ADD; Girls: 1. Honoree Aikman, 2721. 2. Nancy Schuttz. DCD Five Krionwtefv 14-15 Boys: 1 Kurt Kuglowski.

DCD. 37 1 1 Open Men: 1 Galen Martinez, una 2603: Master: I Greg Archunde. una. 3409; 2 Milt Biles, 35 12. College Standings Detroit 201 000 000 02 KansasCHy 000 100 110 00 3 Game Winning RBI Grubb (1) Conception, Saberhagen.

Brook ens, Slaught LOB Detro 7. Kansas City 1 1 2B KGibson. LNPamsh, McRae, Grubb HR KGibson (1). SB Bergman (1). Grubb.

DaEvans. IP ER BB SO Detroit Petry 7 4 2 2 1 4 Hemandz 2 1111 Lopez W.1-0 3 4 0 0 1 2 Kansas City Sabrtign 8 8 3 2 1 5 OuisnbryL.0-1 3 2 2 1 1 1 337. A 42.019 How They Scored How the runs were scored in Wednesday game between the Tigers and the Royals. Tigers First: Whitaker sale on shortstop Concepaon fielding error. Trammell Hied out to center, Whitaker to second Gibson doubled lo right, Whitaker scored.

Pamsh doubled to right. Gibson scored. Evans flied out to left. Ruppert Jones grounded out to pitcher. Tigers 2.

Royals 0. Tigers Third: Trammell grounded out to first. Gibson homered to center. Parnsh Iked out to right. Evans lined out to nght Tigers 3, Royals 0.

Royals Fourth: Wilson aned out to first. Shendan walked. Brett singled to center, Shendan lo third Orta grounded into fielder choce to second. Shendan scored. Brett forced at second Motley singled to center.

Orta lo second Balboni struck out. Tigers 3, Roys Is 1. Royals Seventh: Motley grounded out to third Balboni singled to left White grounded into fielder's choice to third. Balboni lorced at second Slaught safe on fielder choice to shortstop. White to second, lorg.

pinch rutting for Concepcton, singled to nght. White scored. Slaught to second Biancalana ran lor lorg. Wilson Died out to left. Tigers 3, Royals 2.

Royals Eighth: Hernandez pitching. Lynn Jones, pinch rutting for Shendan. singled to nght. Brett struck out McRae. ponch rutting lor Orta.

doubled to left. Lynn Jones scored. Wathan ran tor McRae Motley walked intentionally Balboni fked out to right White popped out to catcher. Tigers 3, Royals 3. Tigers Eleventh: Quisenberry pitching.

Pamsh singled to left. Evans sacrificed to catcher, safe on catcher Slaught fielding error, Pamsh to second Jones grounded into fielder's choice to pitcher. Pamsh forced at third. Evans to second. Grubb doubled to nght, Evans and Jones scored.

Lemon Hied out to left. Castillo grounded out to short. Tigers 5, Royals 3. Caught Stealing: Royals-Wilson. Umpires: Home-Deegan First-Bible, Second-Chnstal.

Third Jones. Left field-Denny, Right Md-Mothnagel. NL Championship Series AN Times MOT Tuesday's Gam Chicago Cubs 13. San Diego 0 Wednesday Gam Chicago 4. San Diego 2, Chicago leads senes 2-0 Thursday's Game Chicago (Eckersiey 10-8) at San Diego (Whitson 14-8).

635 p.m. Saturday's Game Chicago at San Diego, 6.25 if necessary Sunday's Game Chicago at San Diego, 2.05 p.m., if necessary AL Championship Series AN Times MOT Tuesday a Gam Detroit 8. Kansas City 1 Wednesday's Game Detroit 5. Kansas City 3 (11 innings), Detroit leads senes 2-0 Friday's Gams Kansas City (Leibrandt 11-7) at Detroit (Wilcox 17-8). 625 m.

Saturday's Gam Kansas City at Detroit, 1 1 a if necessary Sunday's Gam Kansas City at Detroit, 625 if HIGH COUNTRY Conf. 00 00 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 CotoradoState Wyomng BnghamYoung Utah NMSU UNM Utah Stale 8-4 11-6 14-8 12 10-7 7-10 9-12 1 NL Championship Series Two Game SAN DIEGO CHICAGO The AP Top Twenty Division I MISSION. Kan (AP) The Top Twenty teams the Associated Press colege football pol. with first-place votes parentheses. 1984 records, total pants based on 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and sbrhbl 3 2 10 4 0 2 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 3 111 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 Dernier Sndbrg2b Matthwsll Cotton Morelndrf LeSrmthp Cey3b JDavnc Durhm 1b Bowass Trout Lopes rf abrhbl 3 110 4 110 4 0 11 2 0 0 1 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 2 2 Wiggins 2b Gwynnrf Garvey lb McRynlcf Martinis' Kennedy LSalazr 3b Tmpanss Thrmndp Hawkins MRrrvz pn Dravcky Bevacqph Leftertsp Totals Tuesday'! Match Utah Weber St.

15-2, 15-4, 11-15. 15-10 Utah St d. Idaho St 16-18. 15-6. 15-12, 15-17, 19-17 Thursday' Match UNM at NMSU, 7:30 pm Wyoming at BYU CSU at Utah St Friday's Match Wyoming at Utah CSU at BYU Wendy's CM at NMSU UNM vs.

No. Artmne, 10 a m. NMSU vs. Houston, 1 p.m. Houson v.

UNM. 4 p.m. NMSU vs. No. Arizona.

7 m. Saturday Match Wyoming at Utah St. CSU at Utah Wendy's Clauic at NMSU Houston vs No Arizona. 930 a.m. UNM vs.

NMSU, 930 a.m. Consotsoon Match, 1230 pjn. Championship, 3 p.m. Girls Coaches' Polls Friday's Game New Mexico at Utah, 7 p.m. Saturday 's Games San Diego State at Wyoming.

130 pm Bngham Young at Colorado State. 1 pm. Navy at Air Force. 1 30 pm Texas-El Paso at New Mexico 730 Fresno State at Hawaii. 1130 pm Last Saturday's Game New Mexico 34, Texas-El Paso 7 Wyoming 21, Utah 14 Air Force 52.

Colorado State 10 Hawaii 16. Nevada-Las Vegas 12 Bngham Young, idle San Diego State, idle WAC Leaders Total Offense Pkty Yd Yds pg New Mexico 294 178 7 446 7 Utah 383 2222 444 4 Air Force 370 2179 435 8 Bngham Young 279 1667 416 7 CoioState 317 1419 354 7 248 1288 322 0 Wyoming 325 1 547 3094 Hawaii 267 1080 270 0 Teias-EIPaso 276 1046 2615 Rushing Often Car Yds Yds pg Air Force 307 1667 333 4 New Mexico 246 1209 302 2 Utah 284 1441 288 2 Wyomng 227 772 154 4 Colorado State 165 499 124 7 Teias-EIPaso 164 494 123 5 Hawaii 160 463 115 7 SanDegoSt 125 420 105 0 Bngham Young 119 336 84.0 Pawing Offense AttCpYdsYdspg Bngham Young 159 97 1283 320 7 CokxadoSt 152 70 920 230 0 SanDegoSt. 123 64 868 2170 Utah 99 55 781 1562 Wyoming 98 42 775 1550 Hawaii 107 42 617 154 2 New Mexico 48 28 578 1445 Texas-EIPaso 112 41 552 138 7 Air Force 63 33 512 102.4 Total Defense Ptaya Yda Yds pg New Mexico 251 909 2272 Air Force 329 1491 298 2 Hawaii 288 1304 3260 SanDegoSt 316 1346 336 5 Bngham Young 309 1367 341 7 Utah 338 1758 351 6 Colorado State 276 1419 354 7 Texas-EIPaso 307 1667 416 7 Wyoming 377 2118 423.6 Rushing Defense Car Yds Yds pg New Mexico 160 356 89 0 Hawaii 158 461 115 2 AirForce 193 598 1196 Bngham Young 188 685 171.2 CotoradoState 178 728 182 0 SanDegoSt 212 756 189 0 Texas-EIPaso 191 767 191.7 Utah 226 1027 205 4 Wyoming 292 1346 269.2 Passing Defense AttCpYdsYdspg New Mexico 91 35 553 138 2 Utah 112 52 731 146 2 SanDegoSt. 104 48 590 147 5 Wyoming 85 47 772 154.4 BnghamYoung 121 54 682 170 5 CokxadoSt. 198 47 691 172.7 AirForce 136 66 893 178 6 Hawaii 130 65 843 2107 Texas-EIPaso 116 60 900 225 0 Tots Is 29 4 4 Record Pts Pvs 1 Texas (51) 2-0-0 1.183 2 20tvoState(S) 4-0-0 1.113 3 3 Washington (1) 4-0-0 1.008 6 4 Boston CoHeg (2) 3-0-0 1.005 5 5 Oklahoma (1) 4-0-0 969 7 6 Floods State 4-0-0 846 9 7 Bngham Young 4-0-0 836 8 6 Nebraska 3-1-0 794 1 9 Oklahoma State 4-0-0 751 10 10 So.

Methods! 3-0-0 691 11 tt Perm State 3-1-0 502 4 12 Georgia Tech 3-0-0 474 18 13 Michigan 3-1-0 462 14 14 Miami. Fla. 4-2-0 382 16 15LSU 3-0-1 319 16 Notre Dame 3-1-0 206 19 17 UCLA 3-1-0 198 17 18 Auburn 2-2-0 179 20 19Vanrteroi 4-0-0 134 20 Georgia 2-1-0 97 12 Class AAAA 1 Santa Fe (4). 70 56 2 Rosweil(2). 10-0 55 3 West Mesa.

4-1 49 4 Eldorado 45 5 Highland. 4-2 25 6 Valley, 5-2 22 7. Los Alamos, 4-3 21 8 Re Grande. 4-3 14 9 Farrmngton, 7 10 Manzano. 4 2 6 beHobbs 6 Other: Carlsbad.

Mayfeld, Sanaa. Class AAA 1 Hot Springs (3) 47 2Monarty(1) 39 3 Los Unas 35 4Goddard(t) 32 5. Silver City 30 6 Academy. 5-1 22 20 8 Socorro 17 9 St Pus 14 10 Portales 10 Others: Been, Bloomfeld. Cobre, Derrang.

V. Robertson, SI. Michael s. Division I-AA Top 20 MISSION. Kan.

(AP) The Top 20 teams in the National Collegiate Athlete Association Division l-AA football pol, with this season's records and total points: 1 InrkanaSt 40 80 4-00 75 SHotyCross 3-0-0 73 4 Murray St. 4-0-0 68 5 Boston Unrv. 4-0-0 61 6 Furrnan 4-10 58 7.AlcomSt. 30 55 8 Teon-Chattanooga 3-1-0 50 9 Tennessee St. 40 46 10 Colgate 3-1-0 38 11 Northern Iowa 40 33 12 Eastern Kentucky 3-1-0 31 13 Arkansas St 3-2-0 25 tie Middle Tennessee 40 25 tie NE Louisiana 3-1-0 25 16.

Rhode Island 4-1-0 23 17.ldahoSt. 3-1-0 17 18 Bethune-Cookman 3-1-0 14 19 Lehigh 3-1-0 12 20 Delaware St. 3-10 09 San Diego 000 101 0002 Chicago 102 100 0O 4 Game Winning RBI Matthews (1). Trout DP Chicago 2. LOB San Diego 4, Chicago 6 28 More land.

Cey. Gwynn. Sand-berg SB Demer 1 Trout. SF-JDav, Mc Reynolds. IP ER BB SO San Diego Thurmond L.0-1 323 7 4 4 2 1 Hawkins 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Dravecky 2 1 0 0 0 1 Lefferts 1 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago Trout W.

1-0 81-3 5 2 2 3 2 LeSnvthS.1 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 2:18. How They Scored How the runs scored in Wednesday's National League championship Game 2 between the Padres and the Cubs: Cubs First: Dernier singled to left Sandberg grounded out to third, Dernier to third. Matthews grounded out to short. Demer scored. Moreland doubled to left.

Cey walked. Davis struck out. Cubs 1, Padre 0. Cubs Third: Matthews grounded out to short Moreland singled to right Cey doubled to left, Moreland scored, Cey to third on throw home. Davis hit sacrifice fly to center, Cey scored.

Durham fouled out to third. Cuba 3. Padres 0. Padres Fourth: Gwynn doubled to left. Garvey grounded out to first, Gwynn to third.

McReynolds hit sacrifice fly to left, Gwynn scored. Martinez grounded out to short. Cubs 3, Padres 1. Cub Fourth: Bowa grounded out to third. Trout singled to short.

Dernier sate on fielder's choice, Trout forced at second, short to second. Demer stole second. Sandberg dou- bled to left, Demer scored. Hawkins relieved Thurmond Matthews walked. Moreland Hied out to right.

Cubs 4, Padres 1. Padres Sixth: Ramirez, pinch-hitting lor Hawkins, grounded out to third Wiggins walked. Gwynn grounded out to first, Wiggins to second Garvey singled to left, Wiggins scored. McReynolds forced Garvey at second, third to second. Cubs 4, Padres 2.

Caught Stealing: Cubs Sandberg. Umpires: Home Slickenmeyer, First Pomponi, Second Maher, Third Cavanaugh. Wednesday's Results GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Highland d. Los Alamos 15-12. 15-13.

12-15, 15-6 Class AA 1 2 Penasco 3. Crownpoint, 10-1 4 Questa. 7-0 5. Hatch. 5-1 Div II Top 20 48 39 38 35 28 Individual Leader Total Offense Yd A' 1212 6 Wednesday's Deals BASEBALL American League MILWAUKEE BREWERS Acquired Paul Householder, outfielder, and Jim Aduca, outfielder-first baseman, from the St.

Louis Cardinals for Rich Bounantony. pitcher, Jim Koontz. catcher, and Ron Koenigsfeld, infielder. Sam Paul Hartzell and Jack Lazorko, pitchers, lo Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. BASKETBALL Continental Basketball Association CINCINNATI SLAMMERS Signed Brian Conner, center-forward Women's American Basketball Assoc.

DALLAS DIAMOND Signed Pam McGee and Paula McGee, center-forwards. 2105 193 4 1702 1550 144 0 6 Jal 21 7. Dexter. 4-4 18 8. Tularosa 16 9 McCurdy.

5-4 14 10 Cuba. 8-0 10 Others: Animas, F. Indian, Hope. Mora, Lordsburg. Bosco.BYU Funck.NewMex Stevens.

Utah Cherry. Haw Stoutfer, CSU Knorr.AFA Santos, SDSU Runyan, Wyo Turral, NewMex Gosnell. Wyo 842 967 618 620 576 524 511 406 481 9 1310 3 102.2 Clats A 101 5 962 Leading Passers MISSION. Kan. (AP) The Top 10 teams in the National Collegiate Athlete Association Division II football poll, with first place votes, ths season's records and points: Record Pis 1 Cent.

Ohio (2) 50 58 2 Troy Ala (2) 40 57 S.TowsonSt.Md. 50 53 4 N. Dakota 50 46 5. Santa Clara, Cakf. 40 45 6 Clarion, Pa.

40 39 7. Norfolk Va. 40 37 8 40 33 9 N. Dakota St. 3-1-0 23 10.

Neb-Omaha 4-10 22 NAIA Division I The Top Twenty teams in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division I football pod, with this season records and points: 1 Centrist. Okla (15) 40 319 20 302 1 1 47 42 3 San Jon (1), 5-0 35 4.Tatum,5-2 28 5 Grady, 3-0 23 6 Cloudcroft 16 7 Mountainair 13 8 Floyd 10 9 Melrose, 5-2 8 10 Maxwell 5 beCaprtan 5 NOTE: To vote, coaches should cad Pato Margetic scored his second goal of the game with 8:27 remaining to lift the Chicago Sting to a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blizzard to win the North American Soccer League championship two games to none Wednesday night. It was the second time Chicago won the NASL title, defeating the New York Cosmos 1-0 in a shoutout to win the 1981 Soccer Bowl. Margetic scored from inside the goal area off a pass from Manny Rojas. The shot struck the legs of Toronto goalkeeper Paul Hammond but bounced over his head and into the net.

Baseball The Milwaukee Brewers sent pitcher Paul Hartzell and Jack Lazorko today to the roster of their Vancouver Triple A farm club in the Pacific Coast League and acquired outfielder Paul Householder in a five-player deal with the St. Louis Cardinals. Brewer general manager Harry Dalton said Milwaukee obtained Householder, and outfielder-first baseman Jim Adduci from the Cardinals in return for pitcher Rich Bounantony, catcher Jim Koontz and infielder Ron Koenigsfekl Auto Racing Benny Parsons took advantage of a cooling track Wednesday to win the rich pole position for the Miller High Life 500 Grand National stock car race with a record-breaking four-lap average of 165.579 mph. Parsons, one of the last drivers to take to the high-banked, 1.5-mile oval at Charlotte Motor Speedway, picked up a cash prize of $17,000. He also won new vehicles for himself and crew chief Cliff Champion, a triumph worth about $44,000 overall the biggest pole payoff in racing history.

Tennis The University of New Mexico opened its season with a 9-0 sweep of Colorado State at Fort Collins, Wednesday. Lee Ann Palmisano, Marl Forbes, Nancy Rath, Karen Curry, Kelly Fackel and Mary Nell Mayer all won singles matches, while Palmisano and Forbes, Rath and Curry and Fackel and Ute Schroff were doubles winners. The match was also the High Country Athletic Conference opener for each school. Rating Tds Pts 7 221 4 1876 9 144 4 3 1432 1 1303 4 1265 1 1018 2 98 4 1 905 0 78 9 Art Cp Yds 39 24 491 33 19 338 151 92 1218 37 16 370 32 18 243 98 54 771 59 25 402 90 45 583 116 55 675 106 41 555 Funck, NewMex Knorr.AFA Bosco.BYU Runyan, Wyo Plum. SDSU Stevens.

Utah Gosnell. Wyo Santos. SDSU Stoutfer. CSU Cherry. Hawaii NL Records Records bed or set in the 1984 National League championship senes: Most Consecutive Games with one or more RBI: Gary Matthews.

5. Most Doubles. Lifetime: Ron Cey. ties Pete Rose. Richie Hebner, and Mike Schmidt.

NBA Exhibitions Thursday's Games Houston at San Antonio. 6:30 m. Utah at Kansas City, 6:30 p.m. Friday's Games Washington vs. Philadelphia at Greensboro, N.C, 6 p.m.

842-2354 (collect. If necessary), Wednesday, between 2 and 6 p.m. LAOOC Gives Ueberroth $475,000 Bonus By Maura Dolan LOS ANGELES TIMES getting more in 1983." In 1980, a committee source said, Ueberroth was paid about $168,000 in salary and bonuses. In 1981, he received in 1982, in 1983, $265,000. Usher received total compensation in 1980 of in 1981, in 1982, 1983, $260,000.

Ueberroth accepted no compensation this year. Amy Quinn, spokeswoman for the committee, said that Ueberroth decided to take no pay to show solidarity with Olympic volunteers. Usher will earn a little more than $150,000 in 1984 in addition to his bonus. Usher said that he was "very pleased" by his bonus. Hannah Carter, a member of the compensation committee, said she considered the bonuses "low in light of the results achieved." Card Walker, former chairman of the board of Walt Disney Productions also QAmrArl nn tht nfmittAA chairman of the compensation committee.

Last month, Ueberroth and Usher announced that the Olympic committee had accumulated a $150 million surplus that will be given to the U.S. Olympic Committee and a foundation to support youth sports in Southern California. Committee executives have said since then that they expect the surplus to grow a little as more income is received. At the time of the surplus announcement, Ueberroth and Usher said 6,500 bonus checks had been mailed to their employees. The average bonus was $1,100, with the range from $500 to $35,000 for group vice presidents.

Ziffren noted that Ueberroth and Usher were paid "very modest" compensation before 1983. "In the early years, they were getting very modest salaries," Ziffren said. "It was when it was proven that it was going to be a finnnHnllv that Hiv trtH to Ueberroth and Usher "reasonable." "I think the (public) reaction is going to be very good," to the bonuses, Ziffren said. "I think everybody is very happy with the results of the committee. They recognize that these results were extraordinary." The three members of the board's compensation committee that decided the size of the bonuses said that they were awarded based on Ueberroth and Usher's performance, the salaries and bonuses they have received since joining the Olympic committee and the amount of compensation paid to senior executives with similar responsibilities in private corporations.

"Without their extraordinary leadership and talent, stemming from their deep commitment to the Olympic movement and the people of Southern California, the 1984 Games might have had a far different outcome." said Rnv I. Ash. LOS ANGELES Los Angeles Olympic President Peter V. Ueberroth was awarded a $475,000 merit bonus by a committee of the Los Angeles Olympic Board of Directors Tuesday and General Manager Harry L. Usher was given a $350,000 bonus for what board members called their "extraordinary" performance.

On another matter, Usher said that the Olympic committee has "no legal or moral obligation to reimburse the Southern California Rapid Transit District for a $5.1 million deficit it reported from its Olympic operations. District directors have voted to ask the Olympic committee to pay off the debt. Paul Ziffren, chairman of the Olympic committee's Board of Di- Sports on Television Local Station! It and Networks May Make Late Changes BASEBALL National League Playoffs, Game Three, Chicago Cubs at San Diego, KOAT (Channel 7), 6 p.m. TOP RANK BOXING Doug DeWitt vs. Jimmy Sykes, ESPN (Cable S), 7 p.m.

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