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t-T" 2 The Beacon Journal Tuesday, October 31. 1989 I SPORTS FACTS AND FIGURES Scoreline: 996-3830 FOOTBALL LOCAL CORNER IN BRIEF EVENTS NFL Northeast Ohio eport event, area hone racing, Local Corner it a weekly feature of the Beacon Journal, appearing each Tuesday. are results ot area amateur participatory sports events. Such information shot) be to the Beacon Journal sports or phoned (994-1800I by 4 pm Monday. i garnet ot Cincinnati, rtttaourgn ana 5 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet.

PFPA iBowling Buffalo 6 2 0 .750 221 180 Indianapolis 4 4 0 .500 154 143 Miami 4 4 0 .500 161 190 New England 3 5 0 375 131 189 NY Jets 1 7 0 .125 132 215 19 Central Cincinnati 5 0 .625 204 140 Cleveland 5 3 0 i25 191 112 Houston 4 4 0 .500 211 198 Pittsburgh 4 4 0 iOO 116 186 I ri Detroit proleeaional team; Today Field hockey (college) Wittenberg at Wooster, 3:30 p.m. Hockey (pro) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Horse racing 10 races at Mountaineer, 7 p.m. Soccer (college men) Cincinnati at Akron, 7:15 p.m. Volleyball (college) Perm State-Behrend and Defiance at Wooster, 6 p.m.

Wednesday Dog racing Two Wheeling Downs cards, 1:30 p.m. (15 races) and 7:30 p.m. (13 races). Hockey (pro) Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:35 p.m.; St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m.

Hot racing 9 races at Thistledown, 12:30 p.m.; 12 races at Northtield, 7:30 p.m. Volleyball (college) Cleveland State at Kent State, 8 p.m. west Denver 6 2 0 .750 184 13 LA Raiders 4 4 0 .500 178 148 Seattle 4 4 0 .500 143 155 Kansas City 5 0 154 182 SanDiego 2 6 0 .250 132 156 NATIONAL CONrcRcriLB East Jim Valvano 1 shoulders blame Greg Frey rally noted BUDWEISER LEAGUE OF MASTERS Team W-L Ave. 'Stonehedge Place 16-8 1,098 Tangier restaurant 15-' 1,01 'Holland Oil 14-10 1 095 'Riviera Lanes 14-10 1.07S 'BlueKnighl 14-10 1,075 of Fame 12-12 1,054 'Magic Cilv 11-13 1,048 IComel Lanes 11-13 1,044 'Capital Builders 10-14 1,059 'Ace Mitchells 10-14 1,051 IFairlawn Lanes 9-15 1,054 tLuigi's restaurant 1-14 1,025 tlndhridual high series Tom Suchan 753. individual high earn Suchan, Billings, Ro- nev, Konczos 279.

Team high series Stonehedge Place, 3,454. Team high game Riviera Lanes, 1,207. Schedule Friday al North Canton Recre- ation. flag Football CANTON COED LEAGUE ud Light II, Al's Tavern IS Michelob Lights 40, Waither's Cafe 0. Michelob Lights 40, Sliman's Prinlery 0 Valley Systems 41, Sports Page 22 GREATER AKRON LEAGUE All-American Mix 50, Studer's I Tucker Dan's 31, Red Raiders 22 'Bud Light 42, Nationwide 4 Andris Dock Concrete 37, Ultra- force II NY Giants 6 1 0 .857 175 109 Philadelphia 6 2 0 ,750 190 164 Phoenix 4 4 0 .500 156 173 Washington 4 4 0 .500 210 203 Dallas 0 8 0 .000 106 232 Central Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 146 113 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 219 173 Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 205 201 ON THE AIR Tampa Bay 3 5 0 J75 171 208 Detroit 1 7 0 .125 118 193 west San Francisco 7 1 0 .875 215 145 LA Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 185 New Orleans 4 4 0 500 195 143 Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 141 183 Monday's result Minnesota al NY Giants, lale Sunday's games Today BASKETBALL p.m.

NBA exhibition: Milwaukee vs. New York (TNT). MISCELLANY 8:05 pm, SportsTalk (WQKT 104.5-FM). 6 p.m. Sportsline (WWWE 1 100-AM) p.m, Boxing: 10-round featherweight bout, Abe Gomez vs.

Alfred Range! (ESPN). Wednesday MISCELLANY 5 p.m. SportsTalk (WQKT 104.5-FM) p.m. Sportsline (WWWE 1 10O-AM) Butiaio at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Chicago al Green Bay, I p.m.

Cleveland al Tampa Bay, 1 pm Detroit at Houslon, 1 p.m. Indianapolis al Miami, 1 p.m. LA Rams at Minnesota, 1 p.m. NY Jets al New England, 1 p.m. Seattle al Kansas City, I p.m.

Cincinnati al LA Raiders, 4 p.m. NY Giants al Phoenix, 4 p.m, Author defends accuracy of book Peter Golenbock, the author of Personal Fouls, defended the accuracy of the critical book he wrote about N.C. State University's basketball program and said he supports the efforts of the school's new leaders to place renewed emphasis on academics. Golenbock said that head basketball coach Jim Vslvano could probably stay at N.C. State forever, especially since Brace R.

Poulton resigned as chancellor amid the controversy and Valvano relinquished his position as athletic director. "(ValvanO) is a symbol of what goes wrong when athletic programs run rampant in the university," Golenbock said Monday at a news conference in Raleigh, N.C. "I find it odd that neither of them admit doing anything improper." The NCAA investigation found evidence of players selling shoes and complimentary tickets as well as violations by athletics boosters concerning lodging and meals. Valvano, in an interview after the news conference, said he accepts full responsibility for problems at N.C. State and vowed to help solve them.

"It's inappropriate and it's wrong to have a student athlete, who is not as serious about his academics and progressing as (he) ought to be, being able to participate (in athletics)," he said. "And that's something which I say was wrong and will never happen again nMore basketball Former Ohio State standout Jay Burson has turned down an offer to try out for the new Columbus Horizon of the Continental Basketball Association. Forward Andrew Gaze, an Australian who helped Seton Hall reach the NCAA championship basketball finals against Michigan this year, was released by the Seattle SuperSonics. Football Ohio State senior quarterback Greg Frey has been named Midwest offensive player of the week by the Associated Press. Frey, who rallied the Buckeyes to a 41-37 victory over Minnesota, completed 20-of-31 passes for 362 yards and three touchdowns.

He also ran for a touchdown and passed for three 2-point conversions as Ohio State came back from a 31-0 deficit. Florida State moved from ninth to sixth in the Associated Press' college poll after beating Miami, which fell from second to seventh. Notre Dame retained the No. 1 position with Colorado moving to second, Nebraska third, Michigan fourth and Alabama fifth. Paul Brewster, head coach at Austin Peay Philadelphia at San Diego, 4 p.m.

Pittsburgh al Denver, 4 p.m. TRANSACTIONS HOLES-IN-ONE John F. Cook scored a hole-ln-one on the hole at Barberton Brookside using a 3-iron. i Joseph Dibona scored a hole-ln-one at Baker's Acres, using a S-iron on the 142-yard seventh hole. I Johnny HI of Canton scored a hole-in-one on the 141-vard fifth hole at Mogadore Country Club.

He used a 7-iron. Ken-Hollow of Wadsworth scored a hole-in-one on the 140-yard 43th hole al Loval Oak. 'He used a S-iron. Bi Sabd of Detroit scored a hole-in-one on the 200-vard 17th hole al Firestone West. He used a 5-wood and shot an 09 for the Dallas at Washington, pm Monday's game New Orleans san Francisco, m.

Top 25 The Top Twenty Five teams in the Asso ciated Press college football poll, with first- State University for two seasons, will resign at the end of the season. The Governors were 2-8 last year and are 0-8 this season. University of Mississippi free safety Roy Lee "Chuckle" Mailing, paralyzed from a broken neck, remained in critical condition after five hours of surgery in a Memphis hospital to relieve pressure built up by swelling from his injury. Clarence Watrldge and Marvin Leventha, surgeons at Baptist Memorial Hospital, operated to realign Mullin's twisted spine and fuse four fractured vertebrae suffered Saturday in a game against Vanderbilt. Watrldge said it is unlikely that Mullins will regain use of his arms and legs.

Other sports Britons Nick Faldo and Sandy Lyle and West German Bernhard Langer are considering resigning their PGA memberships because the PGA has not eased the requirement of playing 15 PGA Tour events yearly to remain in good standing. Leanne Barrette has a 27-pin lead over Carol Norman after three rounds of the LPBT Tempe (Ariz.) Open. Barrette's pinfall total is 3,987. Vlcki Montgomery of Ravenna was ninth with 3,861 pins. Tim Kerr and Rick Tocchet scored second-period power-play goals as the Philadelphia Flyers snapped the Rangers' 8-game unbeaten streak with a 3-1 victory in New York.

Mark Howe gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead midway through the first period. Brian Leetch scored the Rangers' goal. French Open champion Michael Chang beat Amos Mansdort 6-3, 6-2 in the first round of the Paris Open. Fifth-seed Chang next will face Henri Leconte, who defeated Richard Matuszewski 7-6 (10-8), 6-0. Second-seeded Stefan Edberg downed Andrei Chesnokov, 6-2, 6-3.

Ron Dennis, managing director of the Formula One McLaren racing team, said an appeal to the French courts may be necessary if the FISA denied the appeal of the disqualification of driver Ayrton Senna as winner of the Japanese Grand Prix. Cwnplid Itohi wire reiwrti round. place votes parentheses, records through Oct. 28, total points based on 25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and last week's ranking: Record Pts PVS 1. Notre Dame (58 6-0-0 1,498 I 2.

Colorado (2) 8-0-0 1,432 3 3. Nebraska 8-0-0 1,366 4 1 Michigan 6-1-0 1312 5 5. Alabama 7-0-0 1,260 6 6. Florida SI. 6-2-0 1,159 9 7.

Miami, Fla. 6-1-0 1,114 I 8. Illinois 6-1-0 1,083 I 9. Southern Cat 6-2-0 1,038 10 BASEBALL American League Toronto Blue Jay Exercised the option on the contract ot George Bed, outfielder, for 1 990. National League Montreal Expo Exercised the option on the contract of Tom Foley, infielder, for 1990.

St. Louis Cardinal Elected August A. Buch III i chairman of the board, Fred Kuhlmann president and chief executive officer and Mark Sauer executive vice-president and chief operating officer. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association Detroit Piston Waived Fennl Dembo, forward. NY Knlcks Waived Tony Karaeek, guard.

Seattle 8upr8onlc Waived Andrew Qaze, guard-forward, and Mlk Champion, forward. Continental Basketball Association Cedar Rapid Silver Bullet Signed Junl Lewis, guard, and Anthony Blakley, Dennis Burns, John Currington, Orlando Graham, Clinton Hlnton and Ray Pugn, forwards, to 1-year contracts. HOCKEY National Hockty League NHL Fined Troy Mallette, NY Rangers center, $500 for his actions during a fight In a name on Oct. 28. Detroit Red Wing Recalled Rob schena, defense-man, from Phoenix of the International Hockey League.

Montreal Canadian Recalled Ed Crlttofoll, left wing, from Sherbrooke of the American Hockey League. Quebec Nordlqu Suspended lff Brown, de- fenseman. 10. Tennessee 6-1-0 927 11 11. Arkansas 4-1-0 912 13 12.

Auburn 5-2-0 71114 13. West Virginia 4-1-1 494 15 14. Pittsburgh 5-1-1 453 2 15. Arizona 4-2-0 438 17 14. Penn St.

5-2-0 525 14 17 Houston 5-2-0 460 12 IS N. Carolina SI. 7-1-0 457 20 19 Florida 4-1-0 449 19 20. Texas AIM 4-2-0 437 21 21 Clemson 7-2-0 412 22 22. Texas 4-2-0 286 24 23 Brigham Young 6-2-0 113 16 24 Virginia 7-2-0 112 -25.

Fresno SI 8-0-0 91 OTHERS: Hawaii 64, Washington SI. 64. Mississippi 49, Washington 37, Ohio St, 34, Michigan SI. 29, Oklahoma 21, South Carolina 18, Texas Tech 12. Arizona SI.

9. Air Fore I. Georgia 7, Duke 5, Oregon Syracuse I. I CORRECTIONS! I-AA poll TANK McNAMARA MISSION. Kan.

(API The too 20 teams in the NCAA Division l-AA football son with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 29, total points and last week's ranking: COMINJO KJTO THE KJEAA. ARE VOU uJrTH SO MArOY rrgMj i CoMinJO IKJTO fWG KJF3A ARE WOO IlSaSf Record Pis Pvs 1. E. Kentucky (3) 8-0-0 79 1 AMY WITM TXe 7" 2.

Georgia Solhrn(t) 6-0-0 77 I 3. Furman 7-1-0 72 3 rv 4. Stephen F. Austin 7-1-0 64 5. SW Missouri St.

1-1-0 44 7 4. Holy Cross 7-1-0 42 I 7. Idaho 7-2-0 55 8. Maine 8-1-0 52 4 9. Montana 7-2-0 49 14 Mark Osoteo of St.

Vincent-St. Mary was incorrectly identified as Dan Marr in photos last Friday from the state golf tournament. The error was made by a photographer. Mark Etter scored Tuslaw's touchdown on a 2-yard run against Fairless last Friday night. A correspondent called in the incorrect name of the player credited with the touchdown.

Manchester freshman Brian Bennett, who finished 19th in Division was inadvertently omitted from the results of Saturday's Elyria Regional cross country meet. A reporter overlooked his name when transcribing the results. Walter Tomko of Akron scored a on the 195-vard third hole al Pine Valley a 4-wood. He shot an 80 for the round. Soccer CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION GIRLS UFirst-round playoffs) JV A IHM Gold 1, IHM Green 0 "St.

Anthony 3, St. Barnabas 0 SI. Sebastian 4, SI. Francis I Varsity SI. Vincent 2, SI.

Matthew I SI. Sebastian 7, Annunciation- SI. John 1 St. Barnabus 8, St. Anthony 0 BOYS (Second-round playoffs) JV A Si.

Sebastian II 3, St. Hilary 2 IHM SI. Sebastian 12 0 JV AA SI. Hilary Sling 4, SI. Sebastian Terriers 1 SI.

Barnabus Bulldogs 4, St. Sebastian 98ers 1 JV AAA St. Hilary 4, Augustine 2 Varsity St. Hilary Cobras 4, St. Barnabas 0 GREATER AKRON ASSOCIATION RV Rebels CS Wildcats I WD Wadsworth 1, JS Jackson 0 C2B NW Wolverines 2, FP Lazers 1 FP Strikers 3, WE Rangers 0 KM Rockets 0, NW Hilltoppers 0 FP Laiers 3, CY Cyclones 1 Girls SP Foxes 3, CF Tigers 3 HU Express 3, NW Blast 0 NT Angels 2, WD Red Hots 2 ST Sockers 2, HY Pink Panthers 0 BBP RV Rebels 1, MA Massillon 0 JS Jackson Thunder 5, CS Wildcats 1 B-GB GT Lady Bulldogs 0, WO Woosler 0 NW Soiril 2.

WD Redflames 0 NW Gloss 3, HU Strikers 2 CF Tigerettes 5, HY Highland 3 B1A DT Arsenal 2, KF Blazers 0 MT Sockers 0, RV Rowdies 0 NT Panthers 3, LK Strikers 2 CF Tigers 3, NC Sweepers 0 BIB NW Lancers 4, NW Cobras 0 Tatlmadge 3, Class 2 Stow Torpedoes 4, Kent I NW Lancers 4, Alpha Phi Aloha 0 Firestone Park 4, NW Cobras 0 Wadsworth 4, Stow Firebirds 0 CC1B WD Wildcats 3, WE Strike Force 0 CF Silver Bullets 3, ST Invaders 1 NW Blast 2, TL Blast 0 HU Netbenders 1, RV Rebels 1 NWSC 79 3, MS Wildcats 2 CC2C GT Bulldogs 1, SP Bears 0 RV Rangers 3, WE Force 0 RV River Rats 2, GT Strikers 1 RV Rhinos 4, MN Strikers 0 FP Panthers 4, KM Blast 0 CI Emerald 4, GT Crush 1 RV Raiders 5, NW Force 1 Wales Road NW Warriors I Wales Road 2, WD Wildcats 1 Emerald 3, NW Force 0 RV Raiders 0. Wales Road 0 Emerald 4, NW Warriors 0 GT Crush 4, WD Wildcats I Boys CC premier RV Rangers 4, Emerald 0 Wales Road 4, LK Strikers 2 JS Crush 4, ST Blast 0 NC Strikers 4, WD Warriors 2 CA Kids 3, Ravenna 2 C2A FP WoHoack 5, MT Sockers 1 HU Invaders 4, WE Lasers I CN Class 0, NT Hornets 0 HU Fivers 4, TL Hol Rods 0 KM Bullets 0, TL Hol Rods 0 FP Woltoack 5, CN Class I HU Invaders 2, NP Hornets I HU Fivers 4, MT Sockers 0 girls A CA Indians 4, Jackson Select 1 HU Streaks 3, RV Rowdies 0 Jackson Select 2, ST Strikers 2 RV Rovers 3, LK Blue Streaks 1 CA Indians 1, RV Rovers 1 10. Appalachian St. 6-2-0 44 15 11. Murray SI.

5-3-1 36 16 lie Villanova 6-2-0 34 17 13. Boise St. 5-3-0 29 4 lie Liberty 4-1-0 29 It 15. Kentucky 4-3-0 23 116 14. William Mary 5-2-1 16 17.

Northern Iowa 6-2-0 l3'i -16 Delaware SI. 4-2-0 13 19. Marshall 5-3-0 10 20. Yale 4-1-0 Division II poll 5-4 loss to Montreal. SPEAKING HOCKEY MISSION.

Kan. (AP) The too 20 reams "II was iusl an awful effort. We did not in Ihe NCAA Division II football poll with first-place voles in parentheses, records through Ocl. 29, total points and last week's ranking: come determined to play and that was evident from Ihe oulsel. Shols aren't always an indi NHL 41.

Mark Wlebe 42. Nick Pries 43. Sandy Lvle 44. Davis Love III 45. Larry Mlze 46.

Loren Roberts 47. Mike Sullivan 48. Peter Jacobsen 49. Clarence Rose 50. Jim Gallagher, Jr.

51. Ronnie Biack 52. Leonard Thompson 53. Ian Baker-Finch 296,269 296,170 292,293 278,760 278,388 275,882 273,962 267,241 267,141 265,809 264,988 261,397 253,309 cation of the plav, but tonight it was." Los Angeles coach Tom Webster after a 6-1 loss in NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Winnipeg. Record pts rvs 1.

80 1 2. Jacksonville SI. 6-0-0 76 2 3. Grand Valley Sf. 9-0-0 72 3 4.

Pittsburg St. 9-0-0 67 4 SAngeloSt. 8-1-0 43 5 Thurtday Coed Power Tobin i. Zaucha l5-, 1J-1S, 11-10 Ken-Bowl Express d. General Tire 15-17, 12-15, 15-9 Solis d.

Tan-Inn 15-12, 15-9, 17-15 Solis d. General Tire 15-10, 15-4, 15-10 FIRESTONE PARK YMCA Coed Power Akron Bearing d. FP Sports 1-15, 15-8, 15-10 SO Mvers d. Doormats 15-10, IS-9, a-15 Silver Nionts d. BIE 15-11, 15-9, 15-11 Men's Open Clay's Park d.

The Chapel 15-5, 15-0, 15-4 General Tire d. Who Cares 13-15, 15-10, 15-12 Canlon Moose d. Fox 15-9, 16-18, 15-12 Canton Moose d. Who Cares 15-8, 15-8, 15-5 Clavs Park d. General Tire 15-8, 15-12, 15-10 Fox d.

The Chapel 15-8, 9-15, 15-3 HORSE RACING lie St. Cloud SI. 7-1-0 63 6 TPts GF GA 8 2 3 19 53 39 6 4 1 13 41 39 3 5 3 9 41 44 3 6 2 8 39 49 3 7 8 37 45 3 7 1 7 35 40 7 Edmboro, Pa. 7-1-0 54 8. West Chester, Pa.

7-1-0 52 9 9 Indiana. Pa. 7-1-0 44 10 Mountaineer entries BOWLING NY Rangers New Jersey NY Islanders Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia Montreal Buffalo Hartford Boston 10. North Dakota St. 6-1-1 41 I TODAY Post time 7 pm Adams Division tie.

Winston-Salem 8-1-0 41 II 0 16 45 39 8 6 12. Auoustana. D. 6-2-1 36 16 Ist-LOOO, a 3YO up, St. The Dracuta Dash 4 1 15 43 36 lie.

Mississippi Coll. 7-2-0 36 13 6 1 13 41 41 6 1 11 34 36 7 6 5 3 Philosoohy 118 a-Arc OfTilus 118 Rev NTilt 118 PM. News 118 Crafty Rogue 113 a-Lord HwHw 118 Dewans Natin 118 Satans Power 118 GOLF 7 1 7 42 46 Quebec 14. New Haven 7-1-0 27 17 15. Fori Vally G.

6-2-0 24 -16 Portland SI. 6-3-0 19 -17. Virginia Union 6-1-1 15 114 18 Santa Clara 6-3-0 II 19 NW Missouri SI. 7-2-0 6 114 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Hiho Milo 118 Sunset Image 121 20. Butler, Ind.

6-2-1 5 Third Quest 118 a-Coupled. 2nd-7vOOO, mdn 3.415YO, lmi70vds. The Goblin's Delight Texas Open John Mahaffev, Corey Pavin, Russ Cochran, Rick Fehr. Tucson Open Jim Carter, Loren Roberts, Brad Bryant, Larry Silveria. Independent Insurance Agent Open -Steve Elkington, Curt Byrum, Scott Verplank, Brian Walts.

Greater Greensboro Open Ken Green, Clarence Rose, Buddy Gardner, Jim Booros. Los Angeles Open Craig Stadler, Mike Donald, Tom Sieckmann, Denis Walson. U5F4G Classic Jodie Mudd, Wayne Grady, Gary Hallberg, Gary Koch. Hawaiian Open Scott Simpson, Robert Wrenn, Larry Rinker, Keith Clearwater. Bank Of Boston Classic Steve Pate, Billy Andrade, Rav Flovd, Howard Twitty.

Greater Hartford Open Larry Miie, Peter Jacobsen, Roger Maltbie, Leonard Thomoson. Greater Mlwaukee Open Ian Baker-Finch, Bruce Lietzke, Morris Hatatsky, Greg Twiggs. Disney World Classic Mike Hulbert, Andy Bean, Pat McGowan, Brian Claar. Chrysler Classic Ted Schulz, Jim Gallagher Fulton Allem, John Adams. B.C.

Open Bill Glasson, Jeff Sluman, Rocco Mediate, Lee Janien. Deposit Guaranty Classic Jay Haas, Tom Byrum, Bill Sander, Don Shlrey Jr. The International Nick Price, Davis Love III, Rav Slewarl, Jack Nicklaus. Tournament Of Champions Mark Wiebe, Gene Sauers, Clark Burroughs, J.C. Snead.

PGA money leaders PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) Final money winners on the PGA Tour following the Nabisco Championship, which ended Oct. 29. Totals for the top 30 Include the Nabisco Grand Prix individual bonus money: Money 1. Tom Kite 1,395,278 2.

Payne Stewart 1.201 3. Paul Azlnger 951,649 4. Greg Norman 835,096 5. Mark Calcavecchia 807,741 6. Tim Simpson 761,597 I Curtis Strange 752,587 8.

Steve Jones 745,578 9. Chip Beck 694,087 10. Scott Hoch 670 680 Norrit Division TPts GF GA 8 5 1 17 52 46 7 3 1 .15 42 38 5 5 0 10 37 35 5 7 0 10 58 65 4 6 2 10 42 52 Chicago Minnesota SI. Louis Toronto Detroit NCAA III poll Roedsid Pcnc 121 A.K.A. Babeb 118 Curiaxe 121 IntL.

Queen 118 Nostalgic Las 118 Gentle Jervbn 118 MISSION, Kan. (AP) The lop six teams Smylhe Division Cosmic Nmbr 121 Jockeys Girl 121 per region in Ihe NCAA Division III football poll, with records through Ocl. 29: 4 16 61 47 6 3 Pinky Dink 1)4 Cocky Trump 118 Calgary Vancouver Los Angeles 5 1 13 45 46 East 1. Cortland Slate, 6-0; 2. Union, 6 6 mdn 51.

Jack Lantern Special 0 12 45 50 3 II 46 43 0 10 38 41 N.Y., 8-0; 3. SI. John's, N.Y., 8-0; 4. Trenton State, 7-0-1; 5. Lowell, 8-0, and Mont-Clair State, 6-1-1.

Edmonton 4 5 Winnipeg 5 6 Prescription 121 Norlhngr Aby 121 Miss Pumpkn 121 Bens SkyOncr 118 North 1. Augustana. 7-0: 2. Davlon. On Margin 121 Jest ARascal 121 Julis Reward 121 Honest Ace 118 7-0-1; 3.

John Carroll, 8-0; 4. Millikin, 7-0; 5. Ohio Weslevan, 7-0-1, 6. Mount Union, 6-1-1. Lakshini 118 Tools Kid I South 1.

Washington 8, Jefferson, 7-0: Volleyball 2. Lycoming, 6-0; 3. Rhodes, 7-0; 4. Centre, Princess Sher 118 Powder Shck 121 Blissful Slew 118 Trusl Gans 121 Tiia Ro 118 Faveview Fir 121 7-0; 5. Dickinson, 7-0-1; 6.

Ferrum, 7-1. AKRON RECREATION BUREAU Monday Coed west I. Central, Iowa, 7-0; 2. 5t. John's, 6-0-1: 3.

Simpson, 7-1; 4. Con- BITOA d. RK Physical Therapy 15-0, 15-0, 15- Mz. AmvBelle 121 3YO UP, 41 The Freddy Kruger Special cordia-Moorhead, 6-1-1; 5. Wisconsin-Plat- 0 Late Sunday Winnipeg 6, Los Angeles 1 Chicago 1, Washington 0 Monday's result Philadelphia 3, NY Rangers 1 Today's games Montreal al NY Islanders, 7:35 p.m.

Chicago at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles al Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. SI. Louis al Washington, 7:35 m. Toronto at Minnesota, 8J5 p.m.

New Jersey at Vancouver, 10 JS p.m. Wednesday's games SI. Louis at Hartford, 7J5 p.m. Philadelphia al Detroit, 735 p.m. New Jersey al Edmonton, 9:35 pm Winnipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m.

PHILADELPHIA 3, NEW YORK RANGERS I tevilie 4-2-1; 6. 51. Norbert, Wis. 6-2. Minn.

Insured Title d. Weick, Gibson 8, Lowry Spectadr Hnd 115 Singhlesl 112 Travelling Ml 121 Astro Breakr 115 Nordkc Naliv 115 Alaco 115 15-4, 15-13, 15-1 Powers d. Freedom Lawn Tree 11-15, 15-9, 12-9 Sheridan poll The loo 10 teams in Ihe Sheridan Polt of Damage Inc. d. The Rookies 5-15, 15-7, 15-10 Naughty Nsh 118 3YO lie, 41 The Witches Brew LPBT TEMPE, Aril.

(AP) Third-round standings Monday in the 530,000 Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour Tempe Open at Tempe Bowl, with names and 18-game pinfall totals la-amateur): 1. Leanne Barrelte, 3,987. 2. Carol Norman. 3,960.

3. Cheryl Daniels, 3,953. 4. Aleta Sill, 3,943. 5.

Wendy Macpherson, 3,927. 6. Kim Terrell, 3,901. 7. Donna Adamek, 3,886.

8. Robin Romeo, 3,885. 9. Vicki Montgomery, 3,861, 10 Stacy Rider, 3,853. 11.

Dede Davidson, 3,852. 12, Jackie Sellers, 3,841. 13. Michelle Mullen, 3,802. 14.

a-Leslie Styhl and Joiene Fetla, 3,800. 16. Carol Gianol-li, 3,795. 17. Karen Wakefield, 3,788.

18. Linda Urbanek, 3,784. 19. Jeri Edwards, 3,782. 20.

Dina Manni-Jones, 3,762. 21. Tori Romeo, 3,759. 22. Laura Moriarty, 3,732.

23 Sharon Owen Todd, 3,722. 24. Cindv Coburn, 3,716. Amateur Individual high games and series and learn high games and series in area leagues: Bel-Air-Paradise Lake Trio: Phil Bonlig-Ifo 787-922, Ray Daily Jr. 247-888, Dave Slew-art 245-870, Rick Caivano 220-817, Lenny Slaats 224-814, Dan Williams 224-804.

Comet-Avanli Travel: George Shumach-er 214-600, Mike Braun 216-616, Mike Frazier 223-620, Bob Conlev 233-623, Steve Nunez 237-630, Bob Benner 246-612, Midnite Cowboys 1,014, Zales Jewelers 2,811. RoH-A-Way-Mixed Nuts: Dan Scourfield 231-638, Mary Burketl 219, Nancy Neiswan-der 503, The Slammers 736, Baumgardner's 2,053, Jerry's Family Furniture Trio: Jim Coi-linsob 245, Homer Burket 903, A Visible Change 651, Good Tyme Video 2,498. Kathy's Flowers Monday Doubles: Edie Casselberry 235, Edna Owen 733, Slaughter Casselberry 436, Family Furniture 1,577. K.O. JeepSubaru Classic: Henry Swealt 256-726, Mark Hoftl 267-722, Dennis Thornton 247-696, Dave Taylor 265-692, Eric Milhoan 254-692, Don Bur-kett 259-683, Gary Morrison 267-678, Ray Furbee 249-671, John Black 238-668, Ryan Prolich 221-659, Weldie Arnold 266, Jim Thornton 244, Family Furniture Retirees-Early Birds: Jerry Michunas 244-585, Ed Oborn 212, Malt Soulsby 211, Bill Willis 209, Merle Drummond 204, Williard Chiofolo 200, Tony Yakunas 200, Chuck Gri-maldi 200, Team Stonehedge-Youth Program: Bethany Konizh 306, Deanna Williams 192, Donna Farr 417, Lakisha Carter 294, Dorla Murray 460, Ckrislina Moore 466, Becky Roberts 494, Andrea Wood 318, Dawn Miller 582, Rick Marvin 458, Mike Rlnn 551, Trov Busch 416, Pat Miller 443, John Livigni 617, Marcus Carter 594, Dave Ewers 655, James Carter 591, John Kabasky 645.

black college football teams, Monday Mercs Power Talk ot the Town d. DFB 15-3, 15-10, 15-8 Moonev d. Court Jesters 15-5, 15-12, 15-11 Phllly Robnsn 118 Hendsm Drey 118 Voices Carry 118 Fancy Crown 111 votes in parenlheses, records and total points: No School with lirsl-place through Ocl. 28 Record Pis 7-2-0 127 PGA draft HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC. (API -Four-man teams selected Monday lor the PGA Tour Nabisco Grand Prix charity com-peiilion.

Plavers are listed in order of selection: World Series Of CoH Tom Kite, Tom Purtzer, Nick Faldo, Tony Mollica. The Players Championship Paul Aiin-ser, Mark Lve, Lon Hinkle, Jerry Pate. Bukk Open Payne Stewart, Brian Tennyson, Bob Lohr, Greo LaOehof). Chrysler Team Championship Greg Norman, David Edwards, Andrew Magee, Johnny Miller. Phoenix Open Mark Calcavecchia, Ronnie Black, Billy Mayfair, Qualifying School 3.

Shearson Lehman Mutton Open Curtis Strange, Jay Don Blake, Bobby Wadkins, Calvin Peete. Western Open Chip Beck, David Ogrln, Bob Gilder, Barry Fabvan. J.C. Penney Classic David Frosl, John Huston, Jim Hailet, Bill Buttner. Heritage Classic Fred Couples, Kenny Perry, Dan Forsman, Bob Eastwood.

Kapalua International Ben Crenshaw, Don Poolev, Hale Irwin, Isao Aoki. Canadian Open Steve Jones, Dave Barr, Phil Biackmar, Jack Kav Jr. Kemper Open Scott Hoch, Brad Faxon, Webb Heintzelmann, Jim Thorpe. Honda Classic Mark O'Meara, Gil Moroan, Bernhard Langer, Jim Beneoe. Buick Classic Wayne Levi, Kenny Knox, Ed Fiori, Mark Haves.

The Colonial Blaine McCallister, Chris Perry, Mark Brooks, P.H. Horgan III. Pebble Beach National Pro-Am Tim Simpson. Mike Sullivan, Dufly Waldorf, Sam Randolph. Las Vegas Invitational Bob Tway, Dan Pohl, John Cook, Bobby Clampetl.

Nabisca Championshies Joey Sindeler, Billy Ray Brown, Sandy Lvle, Robert Gamer Hardee's Classic Mark McCumber, Bob Estes, A. Weibring, Willie Wood. Southern Open Hal Sutton, Bill Brilton, Doug Tewell, Qualifying School 2. Byron Nelson Classic Donnie Hammond, Tom Watson, John Inman, Qualifying School 1. Atlanta Classic Lanny Wadkins, Larry Nelson, Lance Ten Broeck, Dave Eichelber-ger.

St. Jude Classic Dave Rummells, Zoeller, Hubert Green, David Chattanooga Classic Mike Reid, Tommy Armour, Sian Utlev, Tom Pernice. Soiis Village Tobacconist 15-3, 15-13, 15-7 Raise YorPnk 115 Soap OperaSi 118 Aunl Gravce 113 Shawneehlr 115 BASEBALL Tuesday women's A Lucilie's d. Marshalls 15-7, 15-5, 12-15 Oercv Dancer 118 Upper Way 1 1 2 0-1 Chargers d. Flamingo Tavern 15-10, 15-4, 15- Philadelphia NY Rangers 0 0 1-1 II Free agents Chenessa 118 Silk Boots 108 Princess Mon 1IB Kristins Rulr 118 Iron Train 118 Tis NotMike' 118 Kanl TangRR 118 Dream House 111 First-1, Phil, Howe 2 (Sulliman, Horacek), Akron Volleyball Club d.

Jeffers Chiropractic 1. Central Ohio (10) 2. Winston-Salem SI. (3) 3. Savannah St.

4. Grambling SI. 5. Delaware St. 4.

Virginia Union 7. Bowie St. 8 Hampton U. 9. Jackson St.

10. Fori Valley St. (lie) Southern U. 15-4, 15-4. 15- 6-1-0 6-1-0 6-2-0 6-2-0 6-1-1 6- 2-1 7- 1-1 5- 3-0 6- 2-0 6-2-0 Carriage House d.

GFS Wenches 15-1, 15-4, 1YO UP, 5VI. The Haunted House 8:59, Setond-2, Kerr 3 (Huffman, Bui-lard), 11:53 (pp). 3, Tocchet 6 (Huffman, Howe), 16:55 (pp). Third-4, NY, Leetch 3 (Shaw, Mallettel, 6.23 (pp). Shots-Phil.

5-9-1-15. NY 7-13-4-24. Wregget, 3-5-0 (24 shots-23 saves). NY, Froese, 1-1-1 (15-12). Secrt McmcW 115 Seneca Chief 121 French Lad 121 Be AStrike 118 15-4 Tuesday Coed GP Roofing Armour 15-1, 15-3, 15-3 EIEIO Swan 15-7, 15-3, 15-3 Signs, Letters Logos d.

Jusi 7-15, 15-11, SI. OfJov 115 London Bay 115 Dawns Drmr 118 Ramrod Jhny 118 Lucilov 115 Roman Bar 116 Johnny Mccb 110 Tainl So 115 Leftovers Again d. Admirals 15-0, 15-0, 15-0 SOFTBALL Late Sunday Fleming d. Uniroval Goodrich II 15-12, 15-5, 7th-2m 1YO UP, 51. The Headess Horseman 15-5 Wednesday Coed WINNIPEG LOS ANGELES 1 Knightly Rpty 121 Khaddar 121 NEW YORK (AP) The 18 ma-ior-league plavers who filed Monday for free agency with the Major League Baseball Players Association.

The deadline for tiling is Nov. 13: AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston(l)-Nick Esasky, lb. Cleveland (1) Pete O'Brien, lb. Detroit (I) Frank Tanana, Iho. Kansas City (2) Floyd Bannister, Ihp; Steve Crawford, rho.

Minnesota (2) Shane Rawlev, Jeff Rear-don, rhp. New York (I) Wall Terrell, rhp. Texas (I) Rick Leach, of. Toronto (I) Lee NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati (1) Dave Collins, of. Houston (I) Rick Rhoden.rhp.

Montreal (2) Hubie Brooks, of; Mark Lang-slon, Ihp. New York (1) Tim Teufel, lb-2b. St Louis (2) Tony Pens, Ted Power, rhp. San Diego (1) Carmelo Martinez, of. Upsetiers d.

Uniroval Goodrich 12 15-4, 15-5, Los Angeles Prove OtsTny 115 Bossy Mark 115 Prince OfParl 118 a-Go Renor 115 0 1 0-1 5-1 Winnipeg Strikers d. United Dental Lab 15-5, 15-7, 1S-4 First-l. McLlwain 3 (Numminen Dicks Ace 116 Crally Boy 115 On ToBattle 112 a-Neutrl Smfh 115 Boats Love 121 a-Coupled. 8th 3YO up, ImL The Graveyard Galop Vollevbaliers d. Hygenic 15-5, 15-8, 15-13 Genfed d.

Dream Team 14-15, 15-4, 9-15 Buckingham d. JRS Bonesetters 15-4, 15-5, 15-8 Thursday Coed A Outsiders d. Slugs 15-4, 15-3, 15-5 Misfits d. New Kids Too 15-12, 15-8, 17-15 Amateur FIRESTONE PARK YMCA Doubieheader Frankie's Lounge 8-12, CC Suooly 2-4 Midway Lanes 22-16, The Ball COrp. 9-4 Sunrise Ceramics 10-9, Touche-Ross 3-4 Soorts Shack 10-1, Yankovich Climate 9-16 Precision Cabinets 11-4, Thunder Pressure 9-3 KC'S Pub 11-9, Admark 9-7 Admark 15-19, CC Supply 2-4 Coed KC Pub 13, Slim Pickens 12 Childrens Hospital 7, Broadway Bears 5 Fenlon), 7:18.

2, Ashlon I (Cunnevworth, Paslawski), 1001 fpo). Second-3, Otausson 1 (Boschman, Kumpel), 7:03. 4, LA, Nicholls 8 (Taylor, Robitaille), 13:06. 5, Ellett 4 (Elynuik), 16:23. Third-6, Emit 5:47.

7, Ashlon 2 (Mantha), 14:40. Shots-LA, 7-8-5-20. 20-12-10-42. Goalies-LA, Hrudev, 5-5-0 (42 shols-36 saves). Berthiaume, 3-3-0 (20-19).

CHICAGO 1, WASHINGTON 0 Just PLain d. Uniroval Goodrich 14-14, 15-5, Triple Priced 121 Grevbournt 115 Blake Ashley 115 Hakes Sake 115 Boom BmMrn 115 Coffewill Kd 115 Fontana Trev 115 Up ForBids 118 Triple Net 110 Depnd OnErn 115 5-5 Misfits Uniroval Goodrich 15-0, 15-8, 9-15 3YO up, lmi70vds. The Ghoslbuster 0 0-0 Washington Youre ABum 113 John Hour 107 Lale Ski 115 My ConlryBy 115 Epouvantail 118 Bear Toolh 115 Renovation 121 No Bowser 115 BASKETBALL 1 I Chicago First-1, Yawney 3 ISavard, Noonan), Pleasant Hos 118 3YO on, SVtt The Mummy MJ Mygtnmdrnd 112 Rollckng Mnk 115 Delta Straight 118 Amazing Ech 118 (Ham gam shaded) Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 11 Chicago Indiana ftT vJaf Pacers idMWiS 8:35 7:35 pm- oJJSvdUW Wichita Tacoma 1 TJ I I YTj 1 Wings Stars fit 1 1 1 1 8:35 pm. 10:35 p.m. canton "MempWe: IfOTljlllg I I I I I I I Air Seperalor 115 Sharadrone 115 Candy Snow 115 Mansfield 115 Ever Audacis 121 Yasny 110 9:30.

Shots-Was. 9-6-8-23. Chi. 8-7-4-21. Beaupre, 3-5-0 (21 shots-20 saves).

Cloutier, 5-1-1 (23-23). A 16,031. Odds ends STATS Jacques Cloutier, acquired bv Chicago from Buffalo less than a week before the season, is 5-1-1 with the Blackhawks. Edmonton's Grant Fuhr, making his first appearance of the season after undergoing an appendectomy in training camp, made 18 saves in Ihe Oilers' NBA exhibition NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Late Sunday Portland IOO, Ulah 91 Seattle 114, Sacramento 98 Monday's results Cleveland 128, Orlando 104 Detroit 107, Philadelphia 98 Phoenix vs. Utah, late Sacramento vs.

Golden State, lale Today's gam Milwaukee vs. New York, 7:30 p.m. ENO PRESEASON SCHEDULE 3YO UP, ImL The Red Devi Barbs BShrp 116 General Nate 115 Corees Rebel 115 Nalive Win 115 Caspar Earl 121 D. Pierre 115 Manv Roads 111 Two BilGrHtr 121 Star Secret 115 Sky Cracker 115 aarifltMaiaMfj.