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E-4 Elliott Beats Earnhardt in Journal 500 7ff in the NCAA Division I tournament South Atlantic Regional Final, Sunday in Baltimore. Derek Missimo's shootout goal lifted North Carolina over South Carolina, 2-1, Sunday for the NCAA South Region title, in Columbia, S.C. North Carolina plays Loyola next week. Bruce Murray scored on a 25-yard goal with 15:34 left and Tim Genovese had two late-match saves as unranked Clemson upset No. 1 Indiana Sunday at Bloomington in the NCAA tournament.

That broke Indiana's 16-match win streak. Clemson, the Great Lakes Region champion, plays next week against Rutgers, which beat Seton Hall. MISCELLANY: Craig Stadler shot par-72 Sunday to win Japan's richest golf event by a stroke when Scott Hoch bogeyed the 17th hole on the Phoenix Country Club. Course in Miyazaki. Stadler won $186,700 in the $1.4 million Dunlop Phoenix Tournament.

Former Chicago Cubs star Billy Williams may be named director of player personnel for the National League HAMPTON, Ga. Bill Elliott ended the NASCAR stock car season Sunday by winning the Atlanta Journal 500, beating series champion Dale Earnhardt at Atlanta International Raceway, Elliott won second place in the Winston Cup standings with his sixth victory this year. Earnhardt's second-place finish put him over $2 million in season winnings. He won 11 races and 21 top-five finishes in 29 sjtarts, joining Elliott as drivers to surpass $2 million in a season. Elliott won $2.3 million in 1985.

-1 Ricky Rudd was third, followed by Bobby Allison and Allison's son Davey, the top rookie this year. The 23rd win of Elliott's career, his third in four starts, was by 10.1 seconds. Elliott's Ford Thunderbird averaged 139.047 mph. He won $74,200. His season earnings top $1.5 million.

1 TENNIS: Top-seed Steffi Graf ended a sensational season Sunday, overcoming Gabriela Sabatini for her first Virginia Slims Championship. Graf, in her 11th baseball club, the Chicago Sun-Times said Sunday. The Times said an announcement due this week could make Williams one of the sports' highest-ranking blacks. Williams said he would like a front office job with responsibility, after eight seasons as Oakland Athletics' hitting coach. The owner of the NFL St.

Louis Cardinals will discuss moving his team to Columbus, Ohio, the Columbus Dispatch said Sunday. William V. Bidwill will telephone Mayor Dana G. Rinehart today to schedule a visit to Columbus. The NCAA won't conduct drug testing at Division I men's and women's cross country championships today at the University of Virginia, said Karl Benson, NCAA assistant director of championships.

Benson said spokesman Jim Marchiony erred Friday in saying tests would be conducted. Benson said a decision was made earlier this month and was not related to a ruling by a judge Thursday that testing is unconstitutional. From Wire and Staff Reports victory this year, won, 4-6, 6-4, 6-0, 6-4, at New York's Madison Square Garden. It was the second four-set match in modern women's tennis. The first was in March when Martina Navratilova beat Hana Mandlikova in the Slims final, the only women's event with a best-of-five final.

Sunday's win gave Graf a 75-2 mark this year. She lost to Navratilova in the Wimbledon and U.S. Open finals. Top seed Pat Cash beat Brad Gilbert, 7-6 (9-7), 4-6, 2-6, 6-0, 6-1, Sunday to win the $370,000 South African Open in Johannesburg. SOCCER: North Carolina used a swarming defense and a second-half goal by Shannon Higgins to beat Massachusetts, 1-0, for its fifth NCAA Division I women's title in six years, Sunday in Amherst, Mass Joe Barger's goal, 31:26 into the match, gave Loyola College a 1-0 win over Virginia ASSOCIATED PRESS Craig Stadler displays the championship trophy Sunday at Miyazaki, Japan, where his par-72 gave him a 1-shot victory In the Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament.

IOURNAL SCOREBOARD For daily scores, call Page 2, Section WAC Standings All Times MST Conference Overall PF PA WLT PF PA Wyoming 7 0 0 255 101 9 2 0 383 231 BYU 6 1 0 208 144 8 3 0 304 245 AirForce 6 2 292 168 9 3 0 377 236 UTEP 5 3 0 224 185 7 4 0 309 234 SDSU 4 4 0 231 270 5 7 0 357 428 Hawaii 3 4 0 184 196 5 5 0 297 237 Utah 2 6 0 172 250 5 7 0 321 362 ColoSt. 1 6 0 148 194 1 10 0 219 340 NMexico 0 8 0 161 364 0 1 0 0 184 401 Saturday's Game San Diego St 53, New Mexico 30 Bngham Young 21, Utah 18 Wyoming 37, Texas-El Paso 13 SW Louisiana 35. Colorado St. 28 Air Force 34, Hawaii 31 Saturday, Nov. 28 New Mexico at Arkansas, noon Wyoming at Hawaii Saturday, Dec.

Colorado St. vs. Bngham Young at Melbourne, Australia END REGULAR SEASON Lobo Summary SAN DIEGO ST. 53, NEW MEXICO 30 New Mexico 7 0 15 8-30 San Diego St 17 14 15 7-53 SDSU Gilbreath 74 pass from Santos (Aokerson kick); SDSU Hewitt 1 run (Acker-son kick); SDSU-FG Ackerson 22; UNM Howard 1 run (Walsh kick); SDSU-Hewitt 1 run (Ackerson kick); SDSU Hewitt 7 run (Ackerson kick); SDSU Mitchell 10 pass from Santos (Ackerson kick); UNM Rodgers 11 run (Walsh kick); UNM Duff 7 pass from Garrison (Howard run); SDSU Hewitt 4 run (Reed-Martin pass from Santos); UNM Maths 13 pass from Garrison (Rodgers pass from Garrison); SDSU Reed-Martin 2 pass from Santos (Ackerson kick). hours a day 8211800.

3.20; Beau Hagle 29 60. 11 80; Jazz Tonight 3.00. T-1 42.3. Quint la $194 40. Second Half Twin Trifecta no winners.

Carryover $20,332.23. Fifth 440 yards; Native Feeling 8.20, 3.40, 2 60; Ask Mister Knowitall 7.40, 5 00: Swinging Bolt 360. 20. Sixth 400 yards; New Sinn 32.80, 14.60, 4.60; Choose A Rocket 4.40. 2.60; Real Viking Too 2.60.

20.03. 80. Seventh SVi furlongs; Blue Hoss 5.60, 380, 3.00; Pnncess Telary 7.40, 5.00; One Fling 4.20. 106. 30.60.

Eight One mile; Crow Rig 22.20, 6 00, 3.80; Pick Pass 4.00, 2.60; Pleasant Dino 2.60. 1:40.1. Ninth-One mile; Willie Wagtail 5.80, 4.00, 3.00; How Is Dick 7.20, 3 80; Mileaderutf 3.20. Exacta $37.80. Tenth-6 furlongs; Written Right 5.60, 3.40, 2.80; Action Master 4.40, 2.60; Royal Wolf 4 00.

T-1 :1 3.3. Eleventh 6 furlongs; Special Command 6.60, 3.80, 2.60; Our Rino 8.40, 4.80; Muy Pronto 5.00. 1:11.4. Big Trifect $503.80. Twelfth One mile; Icy Run 6.60, 3.00, 3 40; Table Frolic 3 00, 2.80; Legislative Dance 2.60.

T-1 37. Trifecta $56 40. Exacta $18 80. Thirteenth IVj miles; Stately Don 5.60, 5 40, 2.80; Lockton 13.60. 6 00: Noble Minstrel 4.20.

1 47.2. Quinela $68 40. Trtfecta $554.20. Daily Double $31.00. Handle $302,038.

Attendance 2.777. I UtMaliMolHI N.M. Motorsports E.T. Brian Eyers, Ray Martinez, Ben Daniel, Robert Salas. Trophy John Lucero, Lonnie Andazola, Dan Monarty.

Motorcycle Martin Montoya, Bruce Coston, Albert Con-stande, Roger Ham. Consolation Larry Parsons. High Country Standings UNM SDSU 25 27 29-141 43-185 305 373 20 62 29-48-5 23-31-2 6-37 6-39 2-2 1-0 10-92 11-77 28:00 32:00 Conf. Overall BYU 11-1 CobradoSt. 9- 3 26-4 Wyoming 8- 4 17-10 NMSU 8- 6 18-11 UNM 8- 6 11-14 Utah 2-10 6-27 UtahSt.

0-12 7-26 SUGAR BOWL Friday, Jan. 1 At New Orleans Syracuse, 11-0-0, vs. Southeastern Conference Champion, 6 p.m. (ABC) PEACH BOWL Saturday, Jan. 2 At Atlanta Tennessee, 8-2-1, vs.

Indiana, 8-3-0, noon. HALL OF FAME BOWL Saturday, Jan. 2 At Tampa, Fla. Michigan, 7-3, vs. Alabama or Auburn or Louisiana State (one of the learns that does not win Southeastern Conference), 1 1 a.m.

(NBC) College Bowl Money CALIFORNIA BOWL At Fresno, Calf). Each team is guaranteed $100,000. If it's a sellout, each team will receive $170,000. INDEPENDENCE BOWL At Shreveport, La. Each team is guaranteed $500,000.

ALL-AMERICAN BOWL Al Birmingham, Ala. Each team will recieve approximately $800,000 depending upon revenues. SUN BOWL At El Paso, Texas Each tean is will receive approximately $850,000 based upon ticket sales and advertising revenue. ($850,000 is what both teams received last year) ALOHA BOWL At Honolulu Each team is guaranteed $500,000. LIBERTY BOWL At Memphis, Tenn.

Each team will receive $1 ,000,000 based on a sellout. FREEDOM BOWL At Anaheim, Calif. Each team is guaranteed $500,000. HOLIDAY BOWL At San Diego Each team is guaranteed a minimum of $750,000. Each team could receive more depending on revenues.

GATOR BOWL At Jacksonville, Fla. Each team is guaranteed $1 million. BLUEBONNET BOWL At Houston Each team is guaranteed $500,000. FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL At Orlando, Fla. Each team is guaranteed $1.05 million.

FIESTA BOWL At Tempe, Ariz. Each team will receive $2 million. COTTON BOWL At Dallas Each team win receive approximately $2.2 million based on ticket sales and other revenues. ROSE BOWL At Passdena, Calif. The Big Ten and Pac 10 will receive approximately $6 million based on revenues.

ORANGE BOWL At Miami Each team will receive approximately $2.5 million. SUGAR BOWL At New Orleans Each team is guaranteed $2.65 million. PEACH BOWL At Atlanta Each team wiH receive $800,000 based upon a sellout. HALL OF FAME BOWL At Tampa, Fla. Each team is guaranteed a minimum of $800,000.

They could receive more depending on revenues. NAIA Playoffs KANSAS CITY, Mo. First-round painngs, sites and game times for the Division I Football Championship Senes, which gets underway on Fnday (Nov. 27). FIRST ROUND Friday, Nov.

27 Carson-Newman, Tenn. (7-3-0) vs. Central Ohio (10-0-1) at Dayton, Oho, 11 a.m. Mesa, Colo. (9-0-0) vs.

Southwest Minn. (7-3-1) at Marshall, Minn. 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 28 Central Washington (7-2-0) vs.

Southern Oregon St. (6-3-0) at Ashland, 1 p.m. Empona Kan (7-3-0) vs. Cameron, Okla. (7-2-0) at Lawton, noon.

NW Oklahoma St. (7-3-0) vs. Central Arkansas (10-0-0) at Conway, noon. Northeastern Okla. (7-3-0) vs.

Pittsburg Kan. (9-0-0), at Pittsburg, noon. Moorhead Minn. (7-4-0) vs. Gardner-Webb, N.C.

(10-1-0) at Boiling Springs, N.C., 10 a.m. Concord, W. Va (10-0-0) vs. Presbyterian, C. (7-4-0) at Clinton, S.C, 11 a.m.

QUARTERFINALS Saturday, Dec. Pairings, sites and game times to be announced after games of Nov. 27-28. SEMIFINALS Saturday, Dec. 12 Pairings, sites and game times to be announced following quarterfinals on Dec.

5 CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, Dec. 19 Pairing, site and game time to be announced following the semifinals on Dec. 12. Youth All-Star Games Heavyweights (University Stadium) Saturday Scottsdale, Ariz. 44, Santa Fe 13 Today Albq.

Outlaws 36, Scottsdale 14 Mtddlewetgrtta (Sports Stadium) Saturday Albq. L'H Outlaws def. San Antonio, Texas, by forfeit Los Lunas 48, RosweH 0 Today Albq. L'H Outlaws 34, Los Lunas 24 Prep Playoffs Here are the pairings, dates and times for playoff games for the upcoming weekend: AA CHAMPIONSHIP Animas at Clayton AAA SEMIFINALS Saturday, Nov. 21 Lovington at Kimand Central, 1 p.m.

Artesta at Silver City, 730 p.m. AAAA SEMIFINALS Saturday, Nov. 28 Las Cruces at RosweH, 1 p.m. Clovit at Mayfiek), 730 p.m. 1 November 23, 1987 SW Louisiana 35, Colorado St.

28 Samford 54, Wingate 46 South Carolina 20, Clemson 7 Southern U. 8, SW Missouri St. 6 Tenn. Wesleyan 9, Maryville 3 17, West Georgia 12 Tennessee 24, Kentucky 22 31, VMI 0 Vanderbilt 34, Maryland 24 Virginia 34, N. Carolina St.

31 Virginia Tech 21, Cincinnati 20 W. Kentucky 45, N. Carolina AST 27 Wake Forest 33, Georgia Tech 6 Westminster, Pa. 24, Georgetown, Ky. 17 William Mary 20, Richmond 7 Midwest Augustana.lll.

53, Hiram Col. 0 Bowling Green 18, Cent. Michigan 17 Uotoraoo 41, Kansas at. Dayton 52, Capital 28 Indiana 35, Purdue 14 Indiana St. 24, Ball St.

23 Iowa 34, Minnesota 20 Michigan St. 30, Wisconsin 9 24, Moorhead St. 17 38, SW Minnesota 24 Missouri 19, Kansas 7 N. Iowa 48. Illinois St.

17 Northwestern 28, Illinois 10 Ohio St. 23, Michigan 20 Oklahoma 17, Nebraska 7 St. Ambrose 21, St. Francis, III. 3 St.

John's, Minn. 7, Gustav Adolphus 3 W. Michigan 31, Ohio U. 13 Winona St. 34, Northern 31 45, Bemidji St.

6 Southwest Abilene Christian 27, W. Texas St. 17 Angelo St. 13, Texas 6 Cent. Arkansas 21, Harding 3 E.

Texas St. 43, Cent. St, Okla. 22 Houston 10, Texas Tech 10, be McNeese St. 44, Lamar 36 Memphis St.

14, Tulsa 0 N. Texas St. 10, Louisiana Tech 5 Oklahoma St. 48, Iowa St. 27 Ouachita 18, Henderson St.

7 Praine View 35, Langston 6 Sam Houston St. 24, SW Texas St. 21 Tarleton SI. 38. Bethany, Kan.

26 Texas 34, Baylor 16 Texas 42, Texas Christian 24 Wyoming 37, Texas-El Paso 13 Far West Air Force 34, Hawaii 31 Bngham Young 21, Utah 18 Cal Poly-SLO 33, Santa Clara 31 Cal-Davis 41, Humboldt St. 13 Chico St. 22, Sonoma St. 18 Fresno St 34, New Mexico St 10 Fulierton St. 43, Montana 26 Hayward St.

28, San Francisco St. 17 Idaho 40, Boise St. 34 Mesa, Colo. 45, S. Utah 24 Vegas 30, Pacific U.

24 Nevada-Reno 40, N. Arizona 39 Northndge St. 21, Sacramento St 16 Oregon 44, Oregon St. 0 Oregon Tech 80, Coll. of Idaho 74 Pac.

Lutheran 40, Midland Lutheran 21 San Diego St 53, New Mexico 30 Southern Cal 17, UCLA 13 Stanford 31, California 7 Utah St. 17, Long Beach St. 14 Washington 34, Washington St. 19 Weber St. 53, Idaho St.

37 NCAA Division II First Round Baker 37, Dana 35 St. Ambrose 21, St. Francis, III. 3 NCAA Division III First Round East Fordham 41, Hofstra 6 Wagner 38, Rochester 14 South Emory 4 Henry 49, Ferrum 7 Wash. Jeff.

23, Allegheny 17 North Augustana, III. 53, Hiram Col. 0 Dayton 52, Capital 28 West Central, Iowa 17, Menlo 0 St. John's, Minn. 7, Gustavus Adolphus 3 NAIA Division First Round Geneva, 16, Bluffton, Ohio, 13 Westminster, 24, Georgetown, 17 Baker, 37, Dana, 35 St.

Ambrose, Iowa, 21, St. Francis, 3 Tarleton State, Texas 38, Bethany, Kan. 26 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 50, Westmar, Iowa 24 Carroll, 28, Dickinson N.D., 21, OT Pacific Lutheran, 40, Midland Lutheran, Neb. 21 PREP FOOTBALL AAAA QUARTERFINALS Clovis 28, Highland 14 Las Cruces 20, Del Norte 7 Mayfield 9, Farmington 6 RosweH 47, La Cueva 0 AAA QUARTERFINALS Artesia 32, Bloomfield 21 Kirtland Central 39, Robertson 20 Lovington 42, Cobre 3 Silver City 34, St. Pius 7 AA SEMIFINALS Animas 45, Santa Rosa 6 Clayton 22, Lordsburg 20 MEN'S BASKETBALL Denver 83, N.M.

Highlands 78 Elnxra 81, St. Lawrence 78 Metro St 98, Western N.M. 72 N.M. Military Inst. 81, Angelo St JV S3 N.

Carolina 96, Syracuse 93, OT Swarthmore 89, Rochester Tech 84 Big Apple NIT Second Round Florida 82, Jacksonville 52 Middle Tenn. St. 88, Virginia Tech 85 Exhibition Games Alabama 93, Athletes in Action 89 Davidson 104, Insh Nationals 86 DePaul 86, Zadar of Yugoslavia 69 Detroit 91, Windsor, Ontario 65 Georgia 107, Marathon Oil 78 Italian Nationals 84, Arkansas 70 Manhattan 89, Hogsbo, Sweden 69 Northwestern 97, Windsor Club 83 -Soviet Nationals 66, Indiana 43 Utah 78, Renault Gent 63 Wichita St. 78, Czech Nationals 75 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Eastern N.M. 86, Metropolitan St 64 BOYS' BASKETBALL St Catherine 77, SFIS 75 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Tsxico 62, San Jon 32 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL New Mexico d.

Utah, 6-15, IMS, 15-7, 15-9, 15-13 Brlgham Young d. New Mexico St, 154, 15-10, 154 San Jose St d. Wyoming, 18-20, 12-15. 15-11. 15-5, 15-10 i FOOTBALL -National Football League LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Placed Mervyn Fernandez, wx)e receiver, on inured reserve.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS Placed Louis Lipps, wide receiver, on Inured Activated Ken Woodard, linebacker, from inured reserve. Monday, TsuneyukiNakajim.Jpn 68-73-71-78290 Andy Bean, United Stats 69-77-71-73290 Hubert Green, Untd Stts 73-71-73-73290 Kenny Knox, United Stts 68-75-71-77291 Larry Mize. United Stats 69-73-73-76291 Hsieh Min-nan, Taiwan 73-74-71 -74292 Holes-in-One FRANCES MORROW-Albuquerque Country Club 145-yard 6th hole, 3-wood. First hoie-in-one. Machado Results KEY BISCAYNE, Fla.

(AP) Here are the final scores from the inaugural $300,000 Gus Machado Senior Classic at Key Biscayne Golf Course that ended here Sunday: Gene Littler 714749-207 Orville Moody 69-70-71-210 Bob Toski 71-70-70-211 Bob Charles 69-70-72-211 Larry Mowry 70-70-71-211 Dale Douglass 744949-212 Roland Stafford 72-70-70-212 ChiChi Rodriguez 74-70-70-214 Lee Elder 69-72-74-215 Walt Zembnski 70-7749-216 Bob Brue 69-74-73-216 Billy Casper 73-73-71-217 Bob Erickson 72-73-72-217 Charles Owens 70-75-72-217 Tommy Aaron 71-71-75-217 Miller Barber 72-71-74-217 Al Kelley 74-73-70-217 Al Geiberger 74-7548-217 Doug Sanders 73-71-73-217 Don Massengale 74-72-71-217 Butch Baird 72-71-75-218 James Barber 74-70-74-218 Harold Henning 73-70-75-218 Dave Hill 73-72-73-218 John Brodie 72-70-76-218 Indian Nationals ALBUQUERQUE Final results from the Indian National Finals Rodeo held at Tingley Coliseum. Saddle Brone Riding Howard Hunter, Kyle, 316; Carlton Ploche, Farmlnglon, 290; Scotty Augure, Browning, 286. Bareback Branca Jim Jacobs, Pine Ridge, S.D., 318; D.C. Holman, Glendive, 308; Tom Pankrantz, Zortman, 304. Steer Wrestling Wright Bruised Head, Ponoka, Alberta, 24.1; Bruc La Belle, Moriey, Alberta, 33.5; Larry Parker, Mission, S.D., 37.1.

Calf Roping Ed Holyan, Crownpolnt, 61.9; Jerry Small, Ashland, 68.6; John Boyd, Window Rock, 70.5. Barrel Racing Karri Adams, Stuart, 63.40; Crystal Colliflower, Busby, 6363; Sissy Williams, Locksburg, 64.10. Team Roping Sam Bird, Montana-Dick Powell, Montana, 45.8; Leonard Yazzie-Victor Begay, Arizona, 62.4; Kurtls Etaftty-RIck Tollno, New Mexico, 64. Bull Riding Daniel Susan, Nocona Park, 303; Tommy Trott, Nocona, 301 Mika Calico, Stillwea, Okla. 1 Dog Bowl Classic Results from this weekend's 1987 Dog Bowl Classic Tournament.

Bowser Fights, Singles Midyett d. Lether-er, Garbin d. Cervantes, Midkiff d. Limburg, Under d. Guzman, Hines d.

Watkins, Panton d. Wood, Kaufman d. Reitan. Doubles Corsie-Hays d. Snider-Folkman; Vallejos-Faherty d.

Doherty-Smoot. Mixed Round Aron-Brand d. Furaus-Brooks. Men's Open Singles Monreal d. Armijo, 21-3, 21-7.

Men's A Singles Garbin d. Jones, 21-19, 21-16. Men's Singles Kober d. Whitner, 21-13. 21-11.

Men's Singles Barreras d. Rhodes, 18-21, 21-16, 11-0. Men's Open Masters Economides d. Kaufman, 21-15, 18-21, 11-3. Men's Golden Masters Garcia d.

Jones, 21-13, 21-11. MastersPanton d. Pettis. Juniors Garcia d. Moya.

Men's Open Doubles Monreal-Monreal d. Armijo-Folkman, 21-18, 214. Master's Doubles Furaus-Ruiz d. Jones-Pearce, 16-21, 21-14, 11-1. Men's A Doublets Linder-Caswel d.

Hamilton-Hays, 21-19, 21-2. Men's Doubles Freeman-Folkman d. Allan-Adams. Men's Doubles Adams-Allan d. Faherty-Valletos, 21-8, 21-9.

Women's Doubles Aron-Hamilton d. Furaus-Barreras. Sunday's Results COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Big 8 Tournament Championship Oklahoma d. Nebraska, 3-15, 15-13, 15-4, 15-6 Saturday's Results MEN'S BASKETBALL East Brown 19, Columbia 16 Connecticut 31, New Hampshire 21 Delaware 17, Boston U. 10 Fordham 41, Hofstra 6 Franklin Marshall 21, Kean 0 Harvard 14, Yale 10 Howard U.

12, Delaware SI. 7 Lehigh 17, Lafayette 10 Massachusetts 27, Northeastern 7 Penn 49, Dartmouth 7 Penn St. 21, Notre Dame 20 Pittsburgh 28, Kent St. 5 Plymouth St. 13, Ithaca 12 Princeton 23, Cornell 6 Rutgers 17, Temple 14 Syracuse 32, West Virginia 31 Towson St.

19, Rhode Island 16 Wagner 38, Rochester 14 South Alabama A4M 27, Tennessee St. 9 Albany, Ga. 17, Fort Valley St. 14 Appalachian St. 33, W.

Carolina 13 Cent. Flonda 24, Mormngside 7 Duke 25, North Carolina 10 E. Kentucky 23, Morehead St. 0 Elon 55. Mars Hill 14 Furman 58, Citadel 13 Gardner-Webb 36, Wofford 3 Georgia Southern 30, S.

Carolina St. 13 Jackson SI. 19, Alcorn St. 10 Jacksonville St. 25, Livingston St.

19 James Madison 28, E. Tennessee St 24 LSU 41, Tulane 36 Lenox-Rhyne 35, Catawba 18 Miami, Fla. 24, Toledo 14 Middle Tenn. 17, Tennessee Tech 13 Mississippi St. 30, Mississippi 20 Murray St.

40, Austin Peay 0 NE Louisiana 31, Arkansas St. 21 NW Louisiana 33, Stephen Austin 21 Newberry 17, Presbyterian 15 North Alabama 17, VakJosta St. 16 the Journal Sportslinec 24 Atlanta 6 3 .667 1 Detroit 5 3 .625 IVi Indiana 5 5 .500 ZVt Cleveland 3 5 .375 3V4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB Houston 6 3 .667 Denver 6 3 .667 Dallas 5 4 .556 1 Utah 5 5 .500 IVj San Antonio 4 5 .444 2 Sacramento 2 6 .250 31 Pacific Division LA. Lakers 8 0 1.000 Seattle 5 4 .556 3'4 Portland 4 5 .444 4Vi Phoenix 3 5 .375 5 LA. Clippers 3 6 .333 5 Golden State 1 9 .100 8 Saturday's Games Boston 107, New Jersey 97 Atlanta 104, Houston 94 Cleveland 101, Philadelphia 88 New York 99, Golden State 91 Detroit 144, Chicago 132.

OT San Antonio 120, Utah 119 Denver 97, A. Clippers 91 Dallas 103, Sacramento 96 Seattle 124, Washington 103 Sunday's Games Portland 120, Indiana 110 Milwaukee at A. Lakers, late Monday's Games Chicago vs. Boston at Hartford, 5:30 p.m. San Antonio at New York, 550 p.m.

NBA Summaries TRAIL BLAZERS 120, PACERS 110 INDIANA: Person 1 2-21 2-2 26, Tisdale 9-21 5-7 23, Stipanovich 3-9 2-3 8, Fleming 5-10 4-4 14, Long 5-10 0-0 1 1 Miller 4-110-011. Gray 3-4 3-3 9, Anderson 2-2 2-2 6, Wheeler 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 44-89 18-21 110. PORTLAND: CaJones 2-5 0-0 4, Kersey 8-18 3-3 19, Johnson 14-20 8-11 36, Drexler 12-19 7-10 31, Porter 6-13 1-1 13, Lucas 1-3 0-0 2, Duckworth 4-5 2-2 10, Holton 2-3 1-2 5, Wilson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 49-86 22-29 120.

Indiana 33 40 18 19110 Portland 36 33 25 26-120 Three-point goals Miller 3, Long. Rebounds Indiana 47 (Tisdale 10), Portland 45 (Johnson 12). Assists Indiana 27 (Fleming 13), Portland 27 (Porter 14). Total fouls-Indiana 27, Portland 23. Technical Tisdale.

Lobo Schedule The 1987-88 schedule for the University of New Mexico Lobos. Home games in bold, asterisks denote conference games. Nov. 14 UNM 116, Simon Fraser 79 Nov. 20 UNM 88, Weber St.

72 Nov. 23 UCLA (Big Apple NIT), 7:35 p.m. Nov. 30 Western New Mexico, 7:35 p.m. Dec.

3 New Mexico 7:35 p.m. Dec. 5 Washington al Seattle, 2 p.m. Dec. 7 Texas Southern, 7:35 p.m.

Dec. 10 New Mexico 735 p.m. Dec. 19 Grambllng, 7:35 p.m. Dec.

23 Rider College, 7:35 p.m. Dec. 26-27 23rd Lobo Invitational, 6 8 p.m. (Ohio St vs. Long Beach St, New Mexico vs.

North Texas St) Dec. 30 Texas 7:35 p.m. Jan. 2 Arizona, 9:30 p.m. (ESPN) Jan.

8 Air Force, 7:35 p.m. Jan. 9 Wyoming, 7:35 p.m. Jan. 14 San Diego SI, 735 p.m.

Jan. 16 Hawaii, 7:35 p.m. Jan. 21 Utah, 7:35 p.m. Jan.

23 Brlgham Young, 3:05 p.m. (WAC-TV) Jan. 30 Texas-El Paso, 3:05 p.m. (WAC- Tib 1 Colorado 7:35 p.m. Feb.

4 Air Force, 7:35 p.m. Feb. 6 Wyoming, 3:05 p.m. (WAC-TV) Feb. 12 San Diego St, 7:35 p.m.

Feb. 13 Hawaii, 735 p.m. Feb. 20 Oklahoma, 4 p.m. Feb.

26 Texas-El Paso, 10 p.m. (ESPN) Mar. 3 Bngham Young, 7:35 p.m. Mar. 5 Utah, 7,35 p.m.

Mar. 9-12 WAC Tournament (Provo, Utah) Big Apple NIT FIRST ROUND Friday, Nov. 20 New Mexico 88, Weber St 72 Georgia Tech 114, Alcorn St. 71 Purdue 102, Rock 88 Seton Hall 85, George Mason 63 Iowa St. 100, Texas 83 UCLA 119, Oral Roberts 79 Saturday, Nov.

21 Middle Tenn. 88, Virginia Tech 85 Florida 82. Jacksonville 52 SECOND ROUND Monday, Nov. 23 Georgia Tech at Flonda, 7:30 p.m. UCLA at New Mexico, 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 24 Middle Tenn. vs. Seton Hall at Piscataway, N.J., 6 m. Iowa St.

at Purdue. 630 p.m. At New York SEMIFINALS Friday, Nov. 27 Semifinals CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, Nov. 28 Semifinal winners JT NCAA Tournament All Times MST QUARTERFINALS To be completed by Sunday, Nov.

29 Sites TBA Clemson, 15-5-0, vs. Rutgers, 18 3-2 North Carolina, 18-54, vs. Loyola, 17-3-2 Adelphi, 14-3-2. vs. Harvard, 13-0-2 UCLA, 13-6-1, vs.

San Diego 18-5-0 SEMIFINALS Saturday, Dee. 5 Site TBA Clemson-Rutgers winner vs. North Carolina-Loyola, Md. winner Adelphi-Harvard winner vs. UCLA-San Diego St.

winner CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, Dec. 8 Site TBA Semifinal winners Sunland Park Results Sunday's Races First 5Vi furlongs; Hostee C.G. 9 60, 6 00. 2 1 Trade Powder 13 80. 2.20; (deadheat) Juan Tabs 2.10; Arabian Inlaw 2.10.

1:07.3. Second 400 yards; El Reys Chick 7 00, 4 20, 3 80; Single Intent 9 SO, 12 60; Doubles First 3 .60. T-20 29. Dairy Quineta 457.00. Exacts $61 80.

Third 6Vi furlongs; English CWfe 10 40, 540. 420; Honorable Scout 20 00, 12 80; Far Niente 4 80. 1:19. First Half Twin Trtfecta $81020. FourtVOne mile; Splatter Dab 7.60, 5.20, mghlnds 3 2 1 205 199 5 3 1 309 277 Ft Lewis 3 3 0 144 158 3 6 0 218 271 y-WNMU 3 3 0 105 169 5 0 157 239 West St 1 5 0 114 194 2 8 0 184 325 ColoMns 0 5 1 86 158 3 5 1 176 196 x-includes 1 RMAC forfeit 3 overall forfeits y-includes 1 forfeit win z-1967 league champion Saturday's Game Mesa 45, Southern Utah St.

24 Only game scheduled END REGULAR SEASON Lone Star Standings All Times MST Conference PF PA WLT 4 1 0 157 74 9 2 0 Anglo St 4 1 0 143 59 8 2 0 ENMU 3 2 0 83 84 9 2 0 2 3 0 130 124 5 6 0 Tex St 2 3 0 108 148 5 6 0 Tex St 0 5 0 70 198 2 9 0 x-Cen St 000 0 0180 z-clinched tie for 1987 league title x-not eligible for league title Sahirdftv't funw Overall PF PA 367 219 230 152 291 214 283 270 212 274 200 391 152 246 Abilene Christian 27, West Texas East Texas St. 43, Central St. 22 St. 17 Angelo St. 13, Texas Ml 6 Only games scheduled END REGULAR SEASON Kodak Ail-Americans NEW YORK (AP) The 1987 Kodak All-America Division I football team selected by the American Football Coaches Association: Offense Wide Receivers Tim Brown, Notre Dame; Wendell Davis, Louisiana St.

Offensive Linemen John McCormick, Nebraska; John Elliott, Michigan; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma; Randall McDaniel, Arizona St. Nacho Albergamo, Louisiana St. Quarterback Don McPherson, Syracuse. Running Backs Gaston Green, UCLA, Lorenzo White, Michigan St. Pleceklcker David Treadwell, Clemson.

Defense Unemen Chad Hennings, Air Force; Daniel Stubbs, Miami, Tony Chenco, Arkansas; Aundray Bruce, Auburn. Linebackers Dante Jones. Oklahoma; Chris Gaines, Vanderbilt; Chns Sotelman, Ohio St. Back Deion Sanders, Florida Don-nell Woolford, Clemson; Bennie Blades, Miami, Chuck Cecil, Arizona. Punter Tom Tupa, Ohio St.

Bowl Pairings Pairings are unofficial All Times MST CALIFORNIA BOWL Saturday, Dec. 12 At Fresno, Calif. Eastern Michigan, 9-2-0, vs. San Jose State, 10-1-0, 2 p.m. INDEPENDENCE BOWL Saturday, Dec.

19 At Shreveport, La. Tulane, 6-5, vs. Washington or Wake Forest, 6 p.m. ALL-AMERICAN BOWL Tuesday, Dec. 22 At Birmingham, Ala.

Virginia. 7-4, vs. Bngham Young. 8-3, 6 p.m. SUN BOWL Friday, Dec.

25 At El Paso, Texas Oklahoma State, 9-2-0, vs. West Virginia, 2:30 p.m. ALOHA BOWL Friday, Dec. 25 At Honolulu Florida, 6-4-0, vs. UCLA, 9-2-0, 1:45 p.m.

LIBERTY BOWL Tuesday, Dec. 29 At Memphis, Tenn. Arkansas, 7-3-0, vs. Georgia, 7-3-0, 6 p.m. FREEDOM BOWL Wednesday, Dec.

30 At Anaheim, Calif. Air Force, 9-3-0, vs. Arizona State, 6-4-0, 6 p.m. HOUOAY BOWL Wednesday, Dec. 30 At San Diego Wyoming, 9-2-0, vs.

Iowa, 8-3-0, 6 p.m. GATOR BOWL Thursday, Dec. 31 At Jacksonville, Fla. South Carolina, 8-2-0, vs. Alabama or Auburn or Lousiana State, 1230 p.m.

BLUEBONNET BOWL Thursday, Dec. 31 At Houston Pittsburgh, 7-3-0, vs. Texas or Texas MM, 7 p.m. (Miztou) FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL Friday, Jan. 1 At Orlando, Fla.

Clemson, 9-2-0, vs. Penn State, 8-3-0, 10 a.m. (ABC) FIESTA BOWL Friday, Jan. 1 At Tempe, Ariz. Florida State.

9-1-0, vs. Nebraska, 9-1-0, 11:30 a (NBC) COTTON BOWL Friday, Jar At Delia. Notre Dame, 8-2-0, vs. Southwest Conference Champion, 1130 a.m. (CBS) ROSE BOWL Friday, Jan.

1 At Pasadena, Calif. Michigan 7-2-1, vs. Southern Cal, 8-3-0, 3 m. (NBC) ORANGE BOWL Friday, Jan. 1 At Miami Oklahoma, 11-04, vs.

Miami, 9-0-0, 8 p.m. (NBC) I Make Late Ckaatci NIT, Second Round, UCLA at First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New Mexico, Rodgers 9-47, Howard 12-39, Garrison 7-14, Hall 1-2. San Diego Hewitt 25-90, Parks 2-43, Booker 9-23, Santos 8-(minus-54). PASSING-New Mexico, Garrison 29-48-5- 305. San Diego Santos 23-31-2-373 RECEIVING New Mexico, Mathis 9-81, Duff 5-96, Rodgers 5-34, Henderson 3-40.

San Diego Reed-Martin 6-90, Claiborne 4-65, Gilbreath 3-102. WAC Summaries AIRFORCE 34, HAWAII 31 AirForce 14 7 7 6-34 Hawaii 7 14 7 3-31 AF Martini 2 pass from Dowis (Yarbrough kick); UH Roscoe 28 pass from Bnggs (Valverde kick); AF Roberts 45 run (Yarbrough kick); UH Fakava 5 run (Valverde kick); AF Smith 1 run (Yarbrough kick); UH Walsh 65 pass from Jones valverde kick); UH Roscoe 25 pass from Jones (Valverde kick); AF Barth 40 pass from Dowis (Yarbrough kick); UH FG Valverde 32; AF FG Yarbrough 26; AF FG Yarbrough 36. A 37,327 AF UH. First downs 26 17 Rushes-yards 79-350 36-151 Passing yards 114 242 Return yards 15 22 Passes 8-14-0 14-26-1 Punts 5-38 6-29 Fumbles-lost 4-0 4-2 Penalties-yards 3-15 6-55 Time of Possession 35:48 24:12 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Air Force, Roberts 15-102, Doww 18-73, Smith 18-67, G. Johnson 12-46.

Hawaii, Fakava 15-89. Bnggs 11-28. PASSING Air Force. Dowis 8-14-0-114. Hawaii.

Jones 12-21-1-202, Bnggs 2-5-0-40. RECEIVING Air Force. Barth 1-40, Rober-son 2-38, Booker 3-21. Hawaii, Roscoe 4-86, Walsh 1-55, Fakava 4-39. PCAA Standings All Times MST Conference All Games PF PA PF PA SnJsSt 7 0 0 281 112 10 1 0 390 193 UtahSt 4 2 0 117 98 5 5 0 194 275 FrsSt 4 3 0 1B1 104 5 5 0 225 179 UNLV 4 3 0 165 195 5 5 0 213 256 FHSt 3 3 0 187 130 6 6 0 263 351 LB St 2 5 0 108 164 4 7 0 231 287 Pafic 2 4 0 105 134 3 7 0 151 245 NMSt 0 7 0 55 249 2 9 0 121 328.

Saturday's Games Fresno St 34, New Mexico St 10 Utah St. 17, Long Beach St. 14 Fulierton St. 43, Montana 26 Nevada-Las Vegas 30, Pacific 24 San Jose idle RMAC Standings AH Times MST Conference Overall PF PA WLT PF PA 2-Mesa 6 0 0 201 91 9 0 0 294 142 x-AdmSt 4 2 0 222 118 4 6 0 288 203 r.lli I I I l.v Sports on Television Friday's Matches NMSU d. Utah St, 15-11, 17-15, 15-13 BYU d.

UNM, 15-11, 15-9, 17-15 CSU d. San Jose 15-7, 15-8, 15-17, 15-6 Saturday's Matches BYU d. NMSU, 154, 15-10, 15-8 UNM d. Utah, 6-15, 12-15, 15-7, 15-9, 15-13 San Jose St. d.

Wyoming, 18-20, 12-15, 15-11, 15-5, 15-10 END CONFERENCE SEASON Wednesday's Match BYU at Arizona St. Friday's Matches Arizona St. at CSU BYU at Arizona Saturday's Match Arizona St. at Wyoming END REGULAR SEASON NCAA Tournament Pairings to be announced NHL Standings All Times MST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA NY. Islanders 14 5 1 29 89 63 New Jersey 12 6.2 26 72 59 Washington 9 10 1 19 63 60 Pittsburgh 7 10 4 18 72 80 NY.

Rangers 6 12 3 15 80 88 Philadelphia 6 13 3 15 63 90 Adams Division Montreal 13 5 5 31 84 62 Boston 13 7 2 28 85 75. Buffalo 9 8 4 22 80 90 Quebec 9 9 1 19 75 78 Hartford 6 9 4 16 58 63 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division WLT Pts GF GA Chicago 10 9 2 22 87 87 Toronto 9 9 2 20 88 81 Detroit 8 9 2 18 56 62 Minnesota 7 11 3 17 72 85 St. Louis 7 10 2 16 68 69 Smyths Division Edmonton 12 7 2 26 97 73 Calgary 10 8 3 23 97 86 Winnipeg 10 9 1 21 69 71 Vancouver 7 12 2 16 74 84 LosAngetes 6 12 3 15 78 101 Saturday's Games Washington 4, Hartford 3 Y. Islanders 5, Philadelphia 4 Montreal 2, New Jersey 1 Pittsburgh 4, Calgary 4, tie Los Angeles 6, Toronto 6, tie Boston 7, Minnesota 5 St. Louis 4, Vancouver 1 Sunday's Games Boston 1, Detroit 0 Los Angeles 8, Buffalo 5 Winnipeg 4, Edmonton 3, OT Chicago 3, Vancouver 2 Monday's Games Montreal at Quebec, 535 m.

New Jersey at Calgary, 7:35 p.m. Dunlop Phoenix Results MIYAZAKI, Japan (AP) Final leading scores Sunday in the $1.4 million Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament played on the 6.993-yard, par-72 Phoenix Country Club course: Craig Stadler, Unrld Sits 71 -6549-72277 Scott Hoch, United Stats 71-71-67-69278 Haime Meshiai, Japan 73-70-6849280 Hiroahi Maxino, Japan 68-67-72-73280 Seve Baliesteros, Spain 69-69-72-70280 Masashi Ozaki, Japan 68-69-69-75281 Yoshkazu Yokshm, Jpn 7049-72-7028 1 Tsukasa Watanabe, Japn 72-71 48-70281 KazuoKanayama.Japn 67-72-70-72 281' Larry Nelson, UrxtdStts 72-7148-71282 T.C.Chen, Taiwan 7447-70-72283 Mike United Stats 73-71 45-74283 David tshu, United Stats 67-70-72-76285 Brian Jones, Australia 72-72-70-71285 Terry Gale, Australia 70-71 -70-74285 Scott Simpson, Untd Sits 69-74-7449286 Davis Lov III, Untd Stts 75-7248-71286 Keith Clerwtr, Untd Stts 71-7149-75286 H.C.Lu, Taiwan 71-70-72-74287 Graham Marsh, Austral 72-71 -72-73288 IsaoAoki. Japan 75-73-70-71289 Chen, Taiwan 76-71 49-73289 Bob Tway, United States 69-74-71 -75289 Local Suoou ana1 Networks May Make Lata Ckaoaei PRO FOOTBALL Los Angeles Rams at Washington (Ch. 7) 7 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Big Apple NIT, Second Round, UCLA at New Mexico (Ch.

14) 10 p.m. (tape delay). Sports on Radio Local StarJoai aad Nttwwtu May Make Lett Clauses PRO FOOTBALL Los Angeles Rams at Washington, KZIA-FM (102) 6:45 m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Big Apple NIT, Second Round, UCLA at New Mexico, KK0B (770) 7:30 p.m. NBA Standings AN Times MST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Boston 8 2 .800 Philadelphia 3 4 .429 3Vk New Jersey 2 5 .333 4" Washington 2 7 .222 5V New York 2 7 .222 54 Central Division Chicago 7 2 .778 Milwaukee 6 3 .667 1 1 IT 711 m.

Jr.n-7.TT I Sports in Town Local Sctooli no1 Codetta May COLLEGE BASKETBALL-Big Apple New Mexico, The Pit, 7:35 p.m. i i rl f- i i a 4.