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The Clarion-Ledger Thursday, January 11, 1990 Si SCOREBOARD In brief NBA LOSS. STATE NFL CALENDAR CLIPPERS 119, HAWKS 109 LACLIPPERS (115) -Manning 11-16 5-5 27, Smith 6-14 4-4 16, Benjamin 5-7 4-4 14, Grants-16 04 16, Harper 13-26 11 14 37, Rivers 04 04 0, Wolf 1-2 04 2, Garrlck 1-2 04 2, Martin 04 1-2 1. Totals 45-83 25-29 1 15. ATLANTA (109) Koncak 0-0040, Wll-klns 10-245425, Malone 9-19 9-10 27, Long 8-18 3-4 19, Webb 7-14 2-2 16, Willis 142-2 4, Vol-kov 2-3 3-3 7, Carr 4-7 1-2 9, Toney 0-1 2-2 2 Totals 41-94 27-31 109. LA Clippers 28 22 33 32-115 Atlanta 29 21 21 24-109 3-Point goals Los Angeles 0-3 (Manning 0-1, Harper 0-2), Atlanta 0-5 (Malone 0-1, Wilkins 0-4).

Fouled out-None. ReboundsLos Angeles 45 (Benjamin 10), Atlanta 54 (Wilkins. Malone, Willis ID. AssistsLos Angeles 29 (Grant II), Atlanta 22 (Webb 13). Total fouls-Los Angeles 23, Atlanta 23 Today Basketball: Mon't-College: Virginia Tech at Southern Delta State at William Carey; Miss.

College at Livingston. Women's College: Delta State at William Carey; Miss. College at Livingston; MUW at Tennessee-Martin; David Lipscomb at Blue Mountain. Junior College (men-women doubleheaders unless oth-'. erwlse Indicated): Gulf Coast at Peart Riven Northwest at Coahoma; Hinds at Co-Lin; Southwest at East Central; -Itawamba at East Holmes at Jones; Delta at Northeast.

TV Basketball: Colleges: Duke at Georgia Tech, 6:30 p.m., ESPN; Indiana at Northwestern, 8:30 p.m., ESPN; California at Washington State, 1 1 p.m., ESPN. Golf: PGA Tour: Tucson Open, 3 p.m., ESPN. Boxing: Professional: Ten-round heavyweight bout, Carl "The Truth" Williams (22-3, 17 KOs) vs. Tyrell Biggs (16-3, 11 Listings subject to last-minute changes by stations. MISS.

STATE Player mn fg-a ft-a rob pf tp Burns 33 9-14 1 3 7 0 3 19 Carter 29 3-9 4-4 2 3 4 10 Nichols 22 4 4 0 0 1 0 2 Hartstield 33 3 8 I 0 4 3 9 Watts 25 28 3 3 0 4 3 7 Smith 18 24 1 2 3 0 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hooper 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Woodard 12 II 12 10 9 3 Merrill 24 2 4 6 6 6 3 3 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Team I 200 N-SS U-il 11 28 71 AUBURN 91 Player mn fo-a fl a rob pf tp Taylor .18 5 8 2 3 15 2 2 12 Brandt 38 7 10 I I 8 3 2 15 Arnold 22 4 10 I I 5 13 9 Gallon .19 6 10 12-13 2 4 3 24 Battle 34 5 6 4 4 3 5 3 14 Wrencher 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Patrlik 5 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 Hester I 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Joyce I 2 2 0-1 1 0 0 4 19 5-10 34 2 1 3 13 Smith 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 l-l 04 0 0 1 2 Team 1 200 35-57 23-30 37 18 16 93 Halftime Auburn 37-32. Three-point goals MSU 2-10 (Carter 0-1, Hartsfield 2 4, Watts 0-2. Smith 0-2, Merrltt0-1). Auburn 0-3 (Gallon 0-2, Dennison 0-1). Shooting percentages MSU 47.3, Auburn 61.4.

Turnovers MSU 20, Auburn 17 Officials Shea, Bolr, Sitton. Attendance From staff and wirt reports Okoye wins AFC honor in vote of NFLPA peers Kansas City Chiefs running back Christian Okoye has been named the American Football Conference's player of the year in a vote of National Football League Players Association AFC members conduct- edby USA Today. "The awards keep coming, and I just can't believe it," said Okoye, a native of Enugu, Nigeria, who lives in Claremont, Calif. "This latest award is very spe-i cial, because my peers vote on it." Okoye became the first Chiefs running back to lead the NFL in rushing. He carried a team-record and 370 times for 1,480 yards, beating Detroit rookie Barry Sanders by 10 yards, i Seattle Seahawks linebacker Rufus Porters was voted special teams player of the year.

Cincinnati Bengals tackle Anthony Munoz was voted offensive lineman of the year. Denver Broncos running back Bobby Humphrey was voted offensive rookie of the year. The Alabama alumnus rushed for 1,151 yards in the regular season. Buffalo Bills end Bruce Smith was voted defensive player of the year. Kansas City linebacker Derrick iThomas was voted defensive rookie of the year.

Kansas City comerback Albert Lewis was voted defensive back of the year. The Sporting News names All-Pro toam: Quarterback Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers is the player of the year and running back Barry Sanders of the Detroit Lions the only rookie on an All-Pro team picked by The Sporting News, a weekly publi- cation. Montana's selection to the team is his first in ,11 NFL seasons. San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice, a former Mississippi Valley star, was chosen for the fourth straight year. Former Mississippi State star Kent Hull, a Buffalo Bill, was the team's center.

PLAYOFFS AT A GLANCE All Times CST Wildcard Sunday, Doc 11 NFC Los Angeles Rams 21. Philadelphia 7 AFC Pittsburgh 26, Houston 23. OT Divisional Playoffs Saturday, Jan. i AFC Cleveland 34. Buffalo 30 NFC San Francisco 41, Minnesota 13 Sunday, Jan.

7 NFC Los Angeles Rams 19, New York Giants 13, OT AFC Denver 24, Pittsburgh 23 Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 14 Cleveland at Denver, 12:30 p.m. L.A. Ramsai San Francisco, 4p.m. Super Bowl XXIV Sunday, Jan.

28 At New Orleans 4p.m. Pro Bowt Sunday, Feb. 4 At Honolulu AFC vs. NFC THE SPORTING NEWS ALL-PRO TEAM Offense Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers, quarterback; Barry Sanders, Detroit Lions, running back; Jerry Rico, San Francisco, wide receiver; Anthony Munoi, Cincinnati Bengals, offensive lineman; Mike Singietary, Chicago Bears, linebacker; Keith Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles, tight end; Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay Packers, wide receiver; Jim Lackey, Washington Redskins, offensive tackle; Kent Hull, Buffalo Bills, center; Christian Okoye, Kansas City Chiefs, running back. Defense Bruce Matthews, Houston Oilers, guard; Tom Newberry, Los Angeles Rams, guard; Keith Millard, Minnesota Vikings, defensive tackle; Lee Williams, San Diego Chargers, and Chris Doleman, Minnesota, ends; Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, tackle; Tim Harris, Green Bay; Kevin Greene, Los Angeles Rams, and Eugene Lock-hart, Dallas Cowboys, linebackers; Gill Byrd, San Diego, and Albert Lewis, Kansas City, cornerbacks; David Fulcher, Cincinnati, strong safety; Harry Hamilton, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, free safety.

Specialists Sean Lendeta, New York Giants, punter; Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh Steeiers, kickoff returner; Walter Stanley, Detroit, punt returner; Mike Lansford, Los Angeles Rams, kicker. SCHEDULE OLE MISS OLE MISS 79 Player mn fg-a ft-a reb a pf tp Glass 36 14-25 4-5 4 1 5 36 Harvell 22 1-6 04 2 0 3 2 30 2-3 0-0 6 2 2 4 Midlick 31 5-8 1-1 0 7 2 11 Jumper 36 4-8 34 3 4 6 12 Matthews. 15 1-5 0-0 1)12 Barnes 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Bailey 10 4-5 0-0 2 0 1 8 Jones 4 04 0-0 0 0 0 0 Eddie 16 2-3 0-0 4 2 4 4 Team 2 200 3343 8-12 24 17 24 79 VANDERBILT86 Player mn fg-a ft-a reb a pf tp Mayes 26 3-4 0-0 5 5 4 8 Reid 25 4-10 4-5 4 3 0 12 Milholland 22 2-6 5-7 9 1 2 9 Wilcox 29 5-5 3-4 4 3 1 15 Draud 33 10-18 4-4 0 1 2 30 Anglin 22 0-4 3-4 0 4 1 3 Grant 21 2-2 3-3 7 3 1 7 Hall 22 1-2 04 0 1 1 2 Team 3 200 27-51 22-27 32 21 12 86 Halftime Vanderbilt 36-31. Three-point goals Ole Miss 5-12 (Glass 44, Harvell 0-2, Midlick 0-1, Jumper 1-1, Matthews 0-2), Vanderbilt 10-15 (Mayes 2-3, Milholland 0-1, Wilcox 2-2, Draud 6-7, Anglin 0-2). Shooting percentages Ole Miss 52.4, Vanderbilt 52 9.

Turnovers Ole Miss 19, Vanderbilt 24. Officials -Rutledge, Ware, Ourso. Attendance SWAC MISSOURI 106, SOUTHERN U.S7 SOUTHERN U. (87) Faulkner 12-25 04 27, Stewart 5-10 04 10, Youngblood 3-7 1-57, Sample 7-22 2-2 19, Phills 5-1404 12, Anderson 1-5 1-1 3, Hebert 04040, Guillory 0-1 04 0, Tanks 3-7 04 6, Gaines 1-40-13, Jones 0-1 04 O.Totals 37- 4-9 87. MISSOURI (106) Coleman 6-14 04 14, Smith 12-14 04 24, Buntin 8-15 5-12 21, Mcln-tyre 7-13 1-2 18, Peeler 3-11 7-10 13, HortonO-1040, Burns 04 040, Sutton 3-40-1 6, Heller 0-1040, Warren 5-50-2 10.

Totals 44-78 13-27 106. Halftime Missouri 57, Southern U. 39. 3-point goals Southern U. 9-28 (Faulkner 3-6, Sample 3-10, Phills 2-9, Gaines 1-3).

Missouri 5-14 (Mclntyre 33-7, Coleman 2-4, Buntin 0-1, Peeler 0-2). Fouled out None. Rebounds Southern U. 47 (Tanks 12), Missouri 58 Buntin 17). Assists Southern U.

20 (Guillory 6), Missouri 30 (Peeler 11). Total fouls Southern 20, Missouri 13. A 1Z469. Robbie eulogized: Miami Dolphins founder Joe Robbie received tribute at his funeral Wednesday as a dreamer who realized his goals and helped unify a troubled city. Robbie, 73, died Sunday night after a lengthy bout with a respiratory ailment.

About 500 mourners attended the funeral, including U.S. Sen. Bob Graham, NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue and executives from 10 other NFL teams. LA Coliseum may meet wrecking ball: The first official step was taken to demolish the historic Los Angeles Coliseum in order to keep the Los Angeles Raiders from leaving or, if they do leave, to attract another football franchise. The Coliseum is a city landmark and the only stadium to host two modem day Olympics.

The Los Angeles Coliseum Commis STANDINGS All Times CST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB New York 23 10 .697 Boston 20 13 .606 3 Philadelphia 18 15 55 Washington 13 20 394 10 New Jersey 10 23 303 13 Miami 7 28 300 17 Central Division Detroit 23 12 .657 Chicago 21 12 .636 1 Indiana 20 14 .588 2Vj Milwaukee 19 14 576 3 Atlanta It 14 563 3'i Cleveland 13 18 .419 I Orlando 10 24 .294 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB San Antonio 22 8 733 Utah 22 II .667 lVi Denver 20 14 588 4 Dallas 17 16 .515 61' Houston 15 18 .455 tVj Charlotte 7 23 233 15 Minnesota 7 26 212 16Vi Pacific Division A. Lakers 24 8 .750 Portland 23 10 .697 l'i Phoenix 15 14 .517 li Seattle 15 16 .484 8V2 Golden State 15 17 .469 9 A. Clippers 14 18 438 10 Sacramento 23 .258 I5'I Wednesday's Games Boston 104, Detroit 97 Philadelphia 113, New York 111 Los Angeles Clippers 115, Atlanta 109 Milwaukee 116, Cleveland 100 Indiana 120, Chicago 113 Utah 130, Denver 99 Los Angeles Lakers 121, Orlando 106 Golden State 123, Dallas 119 Today's Games Charlotte at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. Washington at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Portland at Minnesota, 7 p.m.

Orlando at Denver, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Seattle, 9 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Friday's Games San Antonio at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m.

New York at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Los Angeles Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m.

Houston at Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 PACERS 120, BULLS 113 CHICAGO (113) Grant 6-I6M 12, Pip-pen 5-1 1 3-4 14, Cartwright 2-5 4-4 8, Paxson 9-130-0 19, Jordan 13-308-835, Perdue 1-204 2, Davis 4-5 0-0 8, ing 3-4 (M) 6, Armstrong 2-4045, Hodges 2-6 4. Totals 47-96 15-16 113 INDIANA (120) Person 6-15 4-5 17, Thompson 5-92-2 12, Smits6-105-7 17, Fleming 3-4 1-27, Miller 13-22 14-15 44, Schrempf 2-6 8-9 12, McCloud 2-20-05, Sanders 3-6 0-0 6, NattO-OWO, Dreiling 0-0000. Totals 40-74 34-40120. Chicago 30 24 25 34-113 Indiana 30 35 25 30-120 3-Point goals Chicago 4-10 (Armstrong I- 1, Pippen 1-2, Paxson 1-2, Jordan 1-3, Davis 0-1, Hodges 0-1), Indiana 6-11 (Miller 4- 8, McCloud 1-1, Person 1-2). Fouled out Cartwright.

Rebounds Chicago 43 (Grant, Pippen 12), Indiana 47 (Schrempf 12). Assists Chicago 21 (Pippen, Jordan 5), Indiana 20 (Fleming 6). Total fouls-Chicago 31, Indiana 19. Technical Indiana trainer David Craig. A 16,912.

BUCKS 110, CAVALIERS 100 MILWAUKEE (116) Grayer 2-5 0-0 4, Roberts 7-13 2-3 16, Sikma 3-93-3 12, Robertson 9-125-6 23, Humphries 6-123-3 15, Pierce I I- 18 7-7 31, Pressey 2-7 1-2 5, Anderson 2-3 0-0 4, Lohaus 1-2 2, Kornet 1-2 04 2, Brown 1-3 2, Horford 0-1 040. Totals 45-87 21-24 116. CLEVELAND (100) C.Brown 8-11 2-5 18, Nance9-17 4-22, Dudley 3-10 1-67, Ehlo 1- 60-2 2. Price 5-11 0-2 12, Williams 9-14 5-7 23, Kerr 1-40-1 3, Morton 3-93-39, Keys2-30-04 Totals41-85 15-32 100. Milwaukee 22 28 37 29-116 Cleveland 27 29 22 22-100 3-Point goals Milwaukee 5-8 (Sikma 3-4, Pierce 2-4), Cleveland 3-9 (Price 2-6, Kerr 1-4 Ehlo 0-1).

Fouled out-None. ReboundsMilwaukee 47 (Robertson 12), Cleveland 59 (C.Brown 9). Assists Milwaukee 31 (Pressey 9), Cleveland 29 (Price 12). Total fouls Milwaukee 25, Cleveland 15. Technicals Milwaukee illegal defense, C.Brown.

A 15,369. CELTICS 104, PISTONS 97 DETROIT (97) Aguirre 4-9 04 8, Edwards 10-18 2-2 22, Laimbeer 4-8 2-4 10, Du-mars 5-13 3-3 13, Thomas 7-18 4-7 20, Rodman 4-52-2 10, Johnson 542-3 12, Salley 1-3 04 2. Bedford 0-1 04 0, Hastings 0-1 04 0, Henderson 04 040. Totals 40-84 15-21 97. BOSTON (104) McHale 10-18 10-10 30, Lewis 11-23 10-12 32, Parish 8-17 3-9 19, D.Johnson 4-14 2-2 10, Paxson 2-7 04 4, Gamble 2-8 3-4 7, Kleine 0-2 2-2 2, Pinckney 0-1 04 a C.Smith 04 04 O.Totals 37-90 30-39 104.

Detroit 22 26 23 26- 97 Boston 30 21 23 30-104 3-Point goals Detroit 2-5 (Thomas 2-3, Aguirre 0-1, Laimbeer 0-1), Boston 04. Fouled out Laimbeer, Salley, Edwards, D.Johnson. Rebounds Detroit 50 (Laimbeer 12), Boston 62 (Parish 14). Assists-Detroit 17 (Thomas 6), Boston 20 (D.Johnson 7). Total fouls Detroit 30, Boston 23.

76ERS113, KNICKS 111 NEWYORK (111) Newman 5-12 1-1 1Z Oakley 7-114-4 18, Ewing 5-13 5-7 15, Jackson 14-213-533, G.Wilkins6-l42-2 14, Tucker 2- 6046, Walker 1-31-23, E.Wilkins4-4048, Strickland 0-2 2-2 2. Totals 44-86 18-23 111. PHILADELPHIA 113) Barkley 9-10 6-7 24, Mahorn 7-9 4-4 18, Gminski 1-11 04 2, Dawkins 4-14048, Hawkins 6-13 5-5 18, Anderson 9-17 3-3 21, Smith 9-12 0-1 18, Nim-phius 04 040, Gaines 1-1 1-2 4, Thornton 04 040 Totals 4647 19-22113. New York 30 22 29 30-111 Philadelphia 21 35 19 31-113 3-Point goals-New York 5-12 (Tucker 2-4. Jackson 2-4, Newman 1-3, G.

Wilkins 0-1), Philadelphia 2-6 (Gaines 1-1, Hawkins 1-4, Anderson 0-1). Fouled out Mahorn. Rebounds-New York 42 (Oakley 12), Philadelphia 49 (Barkley 12). Assists- New York 30 (G.Wilkins 7), Philadelphia 30 (Barkley 7). Total fouls-New York 20, Philadelphia 17.

Technicals Tucker, Oakley. JAZZ 1 30, NUGGETS 99 DENVER (99) Lichti 2-83-47, Lane0-1 040, Rasmussen 10-180420, Lever 8-16 04 19, Adams 4-11 3-3 13, Hanzlik 2-5448, Davis 4-15 1-1 9, Hughes 0-2 040, Kempton 34 9, Dunn4-62-2 10, Higgins 1-32-34. Totals38-9318-2399. UTAH (130) Edwards 4-7 74 15, Ma-lone 14-182-231, Eaton 1-2041 Stockton 7-9 2-2 16, Hansen 1-9 04 2, Bailey 7-9 0-0 14, Rudd 3-71-2 8, Griffith 5-8 4-4 15, Brown 1-4 4-4 6, Leckner 3-5 1-1 7, Ortiz 4-5 1-19, Johnson 2-304 5.Totals 52-86 22-24 130. Denver 17 27 19 36- 99 Utah 38 37 24 31-130 3-Point goals-Denver 5-9 (Lever 3-4, Adams 2-5), Utah 4-11 (Malone 1-1, Johnson 1-1, Rudd 1-2, Griffith 1-2, Edwards 0-2, Hansen 0-3).

Fouled out None. Rebounds-Denver 37 (Rasmussen 12), Utah 59 (Malone, Eaton 11). Assists Denver 26 (Hanzlik 7), Utah 36 (Stockton 9). Total fouls Denver 17, Utah 20. Technical Malone.

A 12,614. LAKERS 121, MAGIC 106 ORLANDOI106) Ansley 2-6 04 4, Cat-ledge 8-15 1-2 17, Acres 2-6 2-26, Skiles 1-6 0- 1 2, Theus 2-9 5-5 9, Anderson 4-9 3-4 II, Smith 13-20 2-2 28, Green 4-9 04 8, Turner 3-4 1-27, Vincent 5-52-2 12, Wiley 1- 2 04 2. Totals 45-91 16-20 106. LA LAKERS (121) A Green 6-13 1-2 13, Worthy 5-6 5-515, Thompson 3-4 2-3 8, Johnson 6-124-4 16, Scott 9-17 2-2 20, Di vac 6-9 0-0 12, Woolr idge 8-10 2-3 18. Drew 2-7 0-0 4, Cooper 4-7 0-0 9, J.Vincent 0-3 04 0, McNamara 2-52-26, Bucknall 0-2040.

Totals 51-95 18-21 121. PREP BOYS KIRK 77, GREENVILLE CHRISTIAN SO Kirk (77) Rose 31, Jaudon 17, Grantham 8, Hydeman 8, Brown 5, Campbell 2. Link 4, Lesley 2. Greenville Christian (50) Jenkins 2, Stevens 2, Roberts, Ward 4, T. Roberts 9, Richarson 2, Hayes 15, Stead 14.

Kirk 22 17 17 21-77 Greenville Christian 10 15 13 12-50 MCCLAIN 81, LEFLORE 69 McClain (81) Mozette 7, Berry 7, Russell 15, Parks 4, Redman 2, Giles 12, Meeks 2, Barnett 5, Kirkland 2, Clark 5, McComb20. LeFlore (69) Warren Ross 20, Jackson 4, Williams 3, Dotson 18, K. Ross 10, Pittman4, D. Ross 6, Mays 2. McClain 19 18 21 23 81 LeFlore 14 18 16 20 69 MORTON 89, MAGEE 49 Morton (89) McBound 20, Kincaid 8, Hollis 19, Wade 2, Johnson, Harris, Adams 3, Holbert 17, Clark 16, Simpson, White 4.

Mageo (49) Keyes 19, Caldwell 16, Brown 2, Collins 7, Williams, Rigby 5, Young, Langston, Allen, Garr. Morton 19 25 16 29 89 Magee 3 18 23 5 49 MR A 64, MARSHALL ACA. 54 MRA (64) Clark 12, Richardson 6, Denny 17, Smith 5, Crosby 22, Mitchell 2. Marshall Academy (54) Cupp 4, Stone 13, Shaw 25, Brignance 8, Bobb 2, Bain 2. SUMRALL 53, SEMINARY44 Sumrall (53) Magee 17, Russell 11, Gaddis II, R.GaddisS, Jackson 2, Prince 2, Herrin 1, Lee 1.

Seminary (44) Cedric Keys 13, Sullivan II, P. Keys 10, Chris Keys 4, Wade 4, J. Keys 2. Sumrall 13 7 20 13 53 Seminary 7 16 5 16-44 MERIDIAN 89, NEWTON 59 Meridian (89) Brandon Miller 36, Simmons 11, Anderson 2, Kittens 14, Miles 8, Evans 7, Glenn, Pringle, McClel-lan, McWilliams 5, Washington 2, Glass 4, Naylor. Newton (59) Brown It, Nettles 20, Hardy 3, Tinman 10, Bender 2, Irby 4, Wash 9, McDonald.

Meridian 25 24 19 21-89 Newton 12 20 15 12-59 BROOK HAVEN 69, PORTGIBSON 44 Brookhaven (69) Porter 10, Sander 4, Dunnagin 17, Stewart 2, Watkins 1, Crawford 9, Woodard 7, Panizea Whisby 18. Port Gibson (44) Williams 13, Smith 2, Wiison 4, Young 5, Grisby 6, Walker 14. Brookhaven 12 16 18 24 69 Port Gibson 8 12 9 15-44 S. PIKE 76, HAZLEHURST61 South Pike (76) Gilbert 7, Lee 5, Walker 20, Hays 4, Davenport 12, Carter 10, Smith 8, Coney 8, Jackson 2. Hazlehurst (61) McDaniel 9, Tim Price 34, Edwards 4, Rhymes 2, Larry 3, Jackson 7, Miller 2.

South Pike 20 14 17 25 76 Hazlehurst 14 18 13 16-61 PREP GIRLS PORT GIBSON 46, AMITE COUNTY 35 Port Gibson (46) Smith 13, Green 2, McDonald 16, Dorsey 12, Graham 3. Amite County (35) S. Jackson 3, L. Jackson II, People 14, Arpool 1, Collins6. Port Gibson 12 10 10 14-46 Amite County 4 7 16 8-35 STAR KVILLE 64, GREENVILLE CHR.

43 Starkville Aacademy (64) Belts 8, Surden 22, Crawley 4, Davis 5, Miles 19, Hurst 2, Whitfield 4, Duncan, Ford. Greenville Christian (43) Gibson 2, Kelly 8. Moore 27, White 3, Cardnell 1, Morehead, Robertson. Starkville Academy 15 24 10 15 64 Greenville Christian 9 8 11 15-43 MCCLAIN 63, LEFLORE COUNTY 31 McClain (63) Kesha Thurmnond 35, Greer 22, Gibson 4, Travis 2, Lacey, Smith, Simmons, Southern, Oliphant, Brown, Brooks, Cockreil. Leflore County (31) Smart 12, Lock-ett 4, Powell 2, Jackson 5, Harris 5, Robie 3.

McClain 14 24 18 7 63 Leflore County 6 8 2 15-31 SEMINARY 45, MIZE 43 Seminary (45) Moore 25, Loveless 10, Wheeler 6, Bullard 2, Dearman 2. Mize (43) Sims 14, Biackwell 8, Keys 6, Tatum4, Page 4. Seminary 9 13 17 6-45 Mize 3 14 13 13-43 Madison-Ridgeland Academy (87) Dawson 8, Chism 17, K.Crosby 10, Herron 5, Price 6, A. Crosby 8, Stout 10, Biackwell 2. Rossville.Tenn.

(14) Tice2, Parks 2, Breediove 2, Shelton 1, Whitehorn, Hamilton 2, PughS. NEWTON 54, MERIDIAN 32 Newton (54) Hodges 2, Evans 14, McLaurin9, Thornton 16, Hardy 4, Kidd, Harris 2, Tingle, McDonald 4, Jackson 3. Meridian (32) Moffitte 4, Edwards 16, Howells4, Thedford6, Rucker2, Ruf-fin, Posey, J. Ott. Newton 14 9 17 14-54 Meridian 6 8 8 10-32 TODAY'S SCHEDULE LOCAL REGULAR SCHEDULE Bay Springs at Richland; Hillcrest at Copiah; St.

Andrew's at MSD; North Sunflower at Pillow. CENTRAL MISS. CLASSIC At Forest Boys Kosciusko vs. Forest; vs. South Leake.

Girts 4:30 4:30 Kosciusko vs. Morton; South Leake vs. Carthage. COLUMBIA ACA. INVITATIONAL Boys 5:30 Parklane vs.

Prentiss Christian; 8:30 Columbia Academy vs. East Rankin. Girls 4:00 Parklane vs. Prentiss Christian; 7:00 Columbia Academy vs. East Rankin.

MANCHESTER TOURNEY Boys 5: 15 Humphreys Academy vs. Porters Chapel; 7:45 Manchester vs. Montrose Girls 4:00 Humphreys Academy vs. Porters Chanel; 6:30 Manchester vs. Montrose SOUTH PIKE INVITATIONAL Boys 6:00 Hattiesburg vs.

Franklin County-West Lincoln winner; North Pike vs. Amite County-McComb winner. Girls 4:30 Brookhaven vs. Franklin County-North Pike winner; 7:30 Tyler-town vs. West Lincoln-Wilkinson County winner.

TAYLORSVILLE INVITATIONAL Boys 5:45 Taylorsville vs. Sumrall-Seminary winner; 8:15 Bassfield vs. Mize. Girls 4:30 Sumrall vs. Mize-Semi-nary winner; 7:00 Taylorsville vs.

Bassfield. KIRKTOURNAMENT Boys 5:30 Oak Hill vs. Starkvjlle Academy; 8:30 East Holmes vs. Washington. Girls 4:00 East Holmes vs.

Oak Hill; 7.00-Washingtonvs. Kirk. OTHER STATE TOURNAMENTS Noxapater Invitational, Tri-Lakes Conference Tournament; Shannon Invitational; Kemper Invitational; Monroe County Tournament; Booneville Invitational; Magnolia Heights Invitational; Neshoba Central Invitational; Noxapater Invitational. SOCCER TODAY'S SCHEDULE LOCAL REGULAR SCHEDULE Warren Central at Brandon; Brookhaven at Provine; Northwest Rankin at Florence; Laurel at Morton; McLatirin at Piney Woods; Murrah at Vicksburg; Wingfield at Columbia; Madison-Ridge-land at Lanier; Meridian at Pearl; Oak Grove at Richland; St. Andrew's" at Alternative.

OCEAN SPRINGS 51, ST. MARTIN 31 Ocean Springs (51) Penny Gallaway 31, C. Smith 6, S. Smith 4, Chambliss 4, Hinds4. Paoania2.

St. Martin (31) Smith 7, Lawrence 6, Muench 7, Quave 8, Henry 3. Ocean Springs 15 15 4 17-51 St. Martin 2 4 11 14-31 South Pike (63) Waterman 2, Dawson, Wall 2, Williams 13, Walker, Carter 10, Brown, Magee, Bullock 18, Vick 2, Velder 17, Thomas. Hazlehurst (46) Swilley 10.

Fuller 25, Banks 4, Jefferson 3, Mason, Jornor 4. South Pike 15 15 20 13 63 Hazlehurst 7 9 13 17-46 FOR EST 52, MAGEE 46 Forest (52) Smith, Spirey 4, Johnson 21, Patrick 2, Nelson 15, Reed 10. Magee (46) Craig 40, McNair 1, Berry 3, Stubbs, Davis 2, Patterson, Shaw. Forest 11 12 14 15-52 Magee 6 14 1 13-46 SOCCER FOR EST HILL 3, N. W.

RANKIN 0 Scoring Sharp (FH) Damico (FH) 1, Williams (FHH. JACKSON ACA. 9, PILLOW0 Scoring Lockey JA) 3, Headerman (JA)2, Ross(JA) Pedigo(JA) 1, Rush-ton (JA) 1, Bass(JA) 1. LATE RESULTS HATTIESBURG 5, LAUREL 2 Scoring -McNally(L) 1, Satcher (L) 1. N.W.

RANKIN 1, MCLAURIN0 Scoring forfeit. BROOKHAVEN 2, HILL 1 Scoring Anding (B) 2, FriersonKH) SEC STANDINGS Southeastern Conference Conference AIIGames Pet. Pet. Vanderbilt 3 0 1.000 10 2 .8.13 Tennessee 3 1 .750 8 5 .615 Alabama 2 1 .667 II 4 .786 LSU 2 1 .667 9 2 818 Kentucky 2 2 .500 6 7 462 Auburn 1 2 333 4 9 308 Florida 1 2 .333 5 5 500 Georgia 1 2 333 I 4 .667 Mississippi 1 3 250 4 8 333 Miss St. I 3 250 8 4 .667 Wednesday's Results Auburn 93.

Mississippi St. 71 Kentucky89, FloridaSI VanderbiltSo, Mississippi 79 Only games scheduled KENTUCKY 89, FLORIDASI FLORIDA (81) Chatman 3-8 24 8, Turner 14 042, Schintzlus 7-133-4 17, Garcia 4-123-3 12, Poole 4-12 04 8, Davis 4-5 54 13, Hogan 44 04 12, Jackson 0-2 0-0 0, Grimsley 3-3 0-0 7, Carter 0-0 04 0, Stewart 1-20-02. Totals31-69 13-1981. KENTUCKY (89) Pelphrey 4-9 54 16, Feldhaus 5-9 3-4 14, Hanson 7-16 3-5 19, Miller 4-10 3-9 12, Woods 4-7 12-16 20, Farmer 2-30-0 5, Brassow 1-4 1-33, DavisO-1 0-00. Totals 27-59 27-45 89.

Halftlme score Florida 42, Kentucky 40. 3-point goals Florida 6-16 (Turner 0-2, SchintziusO-l, Garcia 1-4, Poole 0-1, Hogan 4-6, Grimsley 1-1, Stewart 0-1), Kentucky 8-23 (Pelphrey 3-5, Feldhaus 1-3, Hanson 2-7, Miller 1-4, Farmer 1-2, Brassow 0-2). Fouled out Garcia. Rebounds Florida 46 (Davis 11), Kentucky 35 (Pelphrey 7). Assists Florida 15 (Turner 4), Kentucky 15 (Pelphrey 5, Woods 5).

Total fouls-Florida 35, Kentucky 18. Technicals Feldhaus. TOP 25 SYRACUSE 81, ST. JOHN'S 72 ST. JOHN'S (72) Sealy 3-107-9 13, Williams 3-10 6-11 12, Werdann 3-9 2-2 8, Buchanan 5404 13, Harvey 6-12 1-2 13, Singleton 4-52-3 10, Sproling 1-4043, CainO-1 040.

Totals 25-59 18-27 72. SYRACUSE (81) Coleman 8 11 8-12 24, Johnson 340-26, EIHS4-6 0-0 8, Thompson 8-15 4-10 20, Owens 6-14 5-7 17, Edwards 04 04 0, Manning 3-50-06. Totals 32-57 17-31 81. Halftime Syracuse 35, St. John's 34.

3-point goals St. John's 4-9 (Buchanan 3-5, Sproling 1-2, Harvey 0-2), Syracuse 04. Fouled out Ellis. Rebounds St. John's 32 (Williams 10), Syracuse 42 (Coleman 17).

Assists-St. John's 12 (Harvey 6), Syracuse 16 (Coleman, Owens 4). Total fouls St. John's 23, Syracuse 19. Technicals-Williams, Syracuse bench.

A 30,407. KANSAS 100, MIAMI 73 KANSAS (100) Pritchard 4-7 5-5 14, Calloway 8-11 04 16, Gueldner 54 04 13, Randall 5-9 1-1 1), Markkanen 3-5 04 6, Maddox 6-1 1 04 12, Brown 4-904 10, West 4-734 11, Alexander 04 040, Jordan 2-7045, Nash 04 2-2 2, Wagner 0-1 040. Totals 41-73 11- 16 100. MIAMI (73) Caldwell 0-1 1-3 1, Logan 7-12 1-2 19, Wylie 10-1504 20, Hocker 2-3044, Morton 4-10 2-4 10, Burton 24 04 4, Adams 0-1 1-2 1, Elliott 1-3 04 2, Scott 5-7 04 10, Ward 1-10-12. Totals32-59 5-1273.

Halftime Kansas 49, Miami 36. 3-point shots Kansas 7-14 (Gueldner 3-4, Brown 24, Pritchard 1-1, Jordan 1-2, Calloway 0-1), Miami 4-13 (Logan 44, Elliott 0-2, Morton 0-5). Fouled out None. Rebounds-Kansas 40 (Calloway 5), Miami 31 (Wylie 7). Assists Kansas 17 (Gueldner 5), Miami 20 (Hocker 7).

Total fouls-Kansas 16, Miami 15. Technical Miami coach Foster. A 3,460. NORTH CAROLINA ST. 95, BOSTON U.

70 BOSTON U. (70) King 2-9 1-2 5, Brigham 34 04 7, Moses 3-4 04 6, Manolo-poulos 1-3042 Key 3-1104 8, Kalitsi 2-224 6, Stewart 11-160427, Scott 0-1 040, Davy 1- 12- 24, Daly 0-2040, White 1-22-2 4, Olmsted 04 1-21. Totals 27-59 8-1470. N. CAROLINA ST.

(95) Howard 8-14 1-2 20, Gugliotta 4-10 2-2 10, D'Amico 44 0-1 8, Corchiani347-9l3, Monroe 9-16 9-9 29, Feg-gins 2-5 1-35, Hinnant 2-7044, Thompson 2-4044, Knox 1-104Z WhitleyO-2040. Totals 35-75 20-2695. Haiftime-N. Carolina St 46, Boston U. 33.

3-point goals Boston U. 8-13 (Stewart 54, Key 2-3, Brigham 1-2, Daly 0-1, Manolo-poulosO-1), N.Car-jlina St. 5-9 (Howard 3-4, Monroe 2-3, Corr hiani 0-2). Fouled out-Moses Rebouncs Boston 39 (King 7), N. Carolina St 37 (Monroe 7).

Assists Boston U. 21 (Key 11), N. Carolina St. 24 (Corchiani 11). Total Fouls-Boston U.

21, N. Carolina St. 14. Technical Boston U. bench.

A-12, 400. ARKANSAS 99, BAYLOR 84 BAYLOR (84) Jones 4-43-3 11, Denton 44 2-3 10, Fatta 04 04 0, Hunt 5-11 4-4 16, Schumacher 2-2 04 5, Chalmers 8-16 2-2 18, Hobbs 3-9 2-3 8, Lindsey 54 4-4 16. Totals 31-5617-1984, ARKANSAS (99) Day 6-12 54 19, Huery 7-1 1 2-2 19. Marks 2-3 0-1 4, Mayberry 3-6 6-7 14, Bowers 1-42-44, Miller 7-11 3-4 17, Murry 2-3044, Hawkins 1-3 1-23, Whitby 1-3 043, Credit 04 2-2 2, Howell 34 4-4 10, Linn 0404 O.Totals 334 2 25-3299. Halftime Arkansas 48, Baylor 41.

3-point goals-Baylor 54 (Lindsay 2-2, Hunt 2-3, Schumacher 1-1, Denton 0-1, Hobbs 0-I), Arkansas 8-15 (Huery 3-4, Mayberry 2-3, Day 2-4, Whitby 1-Z Bowers 0-1, Murry 0-1 Fouled out Denton, Milter. Rebounds-Baylor 33 (Chalmers, Denton6), Arkansas 28 (Huery 6). Assists Baylor 16 (Hunt 5), Arkansas 14 (Day 4). Total fouls Baylor 25, Arkansas 22. A-9, 188.

COLLEGES WOMEN AUBURN 83, MISS. STATE 48 AUBURN (83) Thompson 44 1-5 9, Mago 24 04 4, Godby 7-12 1-2 15, Tremi-tiere 1-2042, Jones 3-72-4 8, Hayden 5-102-2 12, Moore 1-4 04 2, Stevenson 6-8 04 18, Freeman 4-5 2-2 10, Robinson 0-1 0-2 0, Chiampi 1-2043. Totals 34-67 8-17 83. MISS. STATE (48) Walker 5-10 4-4 16, Robinson 3-8 3-7 9, Ratlitf 1-7 5-7 7, Brad-dock 0-3040, Scott 4-9 048, Simmons 0-1 04 0, ReynoldsO-1040, Bullock 2-5044, Harris 2-4 04 4, Derricks 0-2 04 0, Green 0-2 04 0.

Totals 17-52 12-18 48. Halftime-Auburn 40, MSU 24. 3-Point Goals Auburn 7-10 (Jones 0-1, Stevenson 6-7, Chiampi MSU 2-9 (Walker 2-3, Brad-dock 0-3, Reynolds 0-1, Green 0-2) Fouled Out none. Rebounds Auburn 48 (Hayden II), MSU 26 (Ratlift 9). Assists-Au-burn 28 (Tremitiere 9), MSU 16 (Ratliff 4).

Total Fouls Auburn 16, MSU 16. A 330. JUCOS TOP 20 NHL STANDINGS All Times CST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division TPts GF GA New Jersey 21 19 4 46 174 168 Philadelphia 18 19 6 42 157 144 Pittsburgh 19 21 3 41 178 188 NY Islanders 18 21 4 40 148 159 Washington 18 22 4 40 146 157 NY Rangers 16 21 I 40 142 153 Adams Division Boston 25 15 3 53 156 129 Buffalo 23 14 6 52 147 134 Montreal 22 18 5 49 145 132 Hartford 20 20 3 43 146 149 Quebec 8 28 6 22 131 195 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division TPts GF GA Chicago 24 15 4 52 173 156 Toronto 22 22 1 45 195 202 St. Louis 19 18 6 44 152 144 Minnesota 20 21 3 43 143 156 Detroit IS 22 6 36 146 159 Smvthe Division Edmonton 23 14 54 174 144 Calgary 19 14 11 49 176 146 Winnipeg 20 17 5 45 139 144 LOS Angeles 20 19 4 44 192 178 Vancouver 13 23 34 134 157 Tuesday's Games THE ODDS VEGAS LINE Gannett News Service (Home Team in CAPS) Today NBA BASKETBALL Favorite Pts Underdog NEW JERSEY 712 Charlotte Portland 7 Minnesota DENVER 15 Orlando SEATTLE 8 Dallas MIAMI Pick'em Washington SACRAMENTO Pick'em Houston COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Pts Underdog S.MISSISSIPPI 7 Virginia Tech Rhode Island 5 ST. JOSEPH'S Louisville S.CAROLINA DAYTON 6 Marquette VA.C'WEALTH 512 W.Kentucky Duke 112 GEORGIA TECH MASS.

712 GeoWashington Evansville 112 DETROIT Memphis St. 14 TULANE TEMPLE 412 West Virginia MICHIGAN ST. 6 Ohio St. CINCINNATI 112 Florida St. LOYOLA-CHI 3 Butler TULSA 10 Bradley SOUTH ALA.

5 NC-Charlotte Indiana 512 'WESTERN WYOMING 1012 San Diego St. Hawaii 6 AIR FORCE BYU 3 Texas-El Paso UTAH 3 New Mexico 312 New Mexico St. UCLA 11 Arizona St. Long Beach St. 6 CAL-IRVINE WASHINGTON 1 12 Stanford FULLERTONST 5 Fresno St.

Arizona 9 SOUTHERNCAL California 6 WASH'TONST. DRAKE even Illinois St. PURDUE even Minnesota WISCONSIN NL Iowa NFL FOOTBALL AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Favorite Pis Underdog DENVER 4 Cleveland NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Favorite Pts Underdog SAN FRANCISCO 7 LA Rams ODDS TO WIN THE SUPER BOWL SAN FRANCISCO 25 LA RAMS31 DENVER 41 CLEVELAND 51 TENNIS NEW SOUTH WALES OPEN AT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Men Singles First Round Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, d. Andrew Sznaider, Canada, 6-1, 6- 3. Boris Becker (21, West Germany, d.

AI-! exander Volkov, Soviet Union, 6-3, 6-2. Aaron Krickstein (3), Grosse Pointe, d. Jan Gunnarsson, Sweden, 7-6 (8-6), 6-2. Pete Sampras, Rancho Palos Verdes, d. Tim Mayotte (4), Boston, 7- 6 (8-6), 6-2.

Mats Wilander (5), Sweden, d. Marc Rosset, Switzerland, 6-4, 6-2. David Wheaton, Excelsior, d. Andres Gomez (6), Ecuador, 7-5, 6-4. Carl-Uwe Steeb, West Germany, d.

Leonardo Lavalle, Mexico, 6-1, 6-4. Yannick Noah (81, France, d. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, 6-4, 6-3. Paul Annacone, Bridgehampton, N.Y., d. Mark Kratzmann, Australia, 6-1, 6-4.

Goran Ivanisevic Yugoslavia, d. Sergi Bruguera, Spain, 7-5, 6-2. Niclas Kroon, Sweden, d. Christo van Rensburg, South Africa, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. Jean Fleurian, France, d.

Goran Prpic, Yugoslavia, 6-2, 6-2. Omar Camporese, Italy, d. Jordi Arrese, Spain, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Women Singles First Round Natalia Zvereva (6), Soviet Union, d. Akiko Kiiimuta, Japan, 6-3, 6-1.

Claudia Porwik, West Germany, d. Party Fendick (12), Sacramento, 5-7, 7-5, 6-3. Amy Frazier (14), Rochester Hills, d. Nicole Jagerman, Netherlands, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Judith Wiesner (16), Austria, d.

Karine Quentrec, France, 7-5, 6-4. Rachel McQuillan, Australia, d. Robin White, San Jose, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Elizabeth Smylie, Australia, d. Louise Field, Australia, 7-5, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4.

SCORES STATE Auburn 93, Miss. State 71 Vanderbilt 86, Ole Miss 79 SEC Kentucky89, FloridaSI SWAC Missouri 106, Southern u. 87 East Bucknell 100, Colgate 94 Delaware 61, Widener 39 Rider 79, Hofstra77 Syracuse81, St. John's 72 Vermont 77, Maine 74 SOUTH Augusta 82, Radford 79 Coastal Carolina 94, Liberty 85 Coppin St. 75, N.

Carolina 71 George Mason 94, N.C. Wesleyan 79 Georgia Southern 72, Lamar 64 James Madison 87, William Mary 65 Kansas 100, Miami, Fla. 73 Maryland 98, North Carolina 88 Shore 83, Fla. International 82, OT Morehead St 91, E. Kentucky 58 N.

Carolina St. 95, Boston u. 70 Richmond 61, American U. 59 Wake Forest 73, E. Tennessee St.

69 MIDWEST Akron 66. Wis -Green Bay 52 Ball St 85, Michigan 67 Cent. Michigan 92, Michigan 82 Cleveland St 83. Youngstown St. 67 E.

Illinois 104, NE Illinois 94 Miami, Ohio 96, Bowling Green 76 Mo -Kansas City 77, Texas-Pan American 75 N. Iowa 63, N. Illinois 62 Toledo 86, Ohio 66 W. Illinois 82, Ill -Chicago 71 Wright St 95, Chicago St. 72 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 99, Baylor 84 Houston 83, Iowa St.

82 Oklahoma St 73, New Orleans 61 Rice 74, Texas Tech 71 Southern Meth 67, Texas Texas 83, Texas Christian 80 STATE WOMEN Auburn 83, Miss. State 48 sion passed a motion agreeing to explore the idea of private management and operation of the facility, thus paving the way for the construction of a modern-day stadium for football. Smith moves from Bama to UCLA Former UCLA assistant coach Homer Smith, until this week the offensive coordinator at Alabama, is returning to the Bruins as offensive coordinator, the school announced. It will be the 58-year-old's third stint at UCLA. TSN honors McCartney: The Sporting News said it has selected Bill McCartney, who guided Colorado to a near national title, as its college football coach of the year.

Rutgers names coach: Rutgers has named Doug Graber its head coach. Graber, 45, was the defensive coordinator with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers the last two years. Former Buckeye dies: Rufus Mayes, an offensive lineman on Ohio State's 1968 national championship team, has died of bacterial meningitis. Mayes, 42, played professionally with the Cincinnati Bengals from 1970-78. He died Tuesday in Seattle.

UALR's Cummings is ineligible Jeff Cummings, a 6-foot-l 1 senior center at Arkansas-Little Rock, has been declared ineligible for the second semester, the university said. The Tupelo High School graduate is ineligible to enroll for one academic year but can file for early re-admission after one semester. He would have to go before the admissions committee to be accepted. Hawkeyes lose two players: Leading scorer Ray Thompson and assists leader Brian Gamer have been declared academically ineligible at Iowa. Promoter King is target of lawsuit Murad Muhammad filed a lawsuit against fellow boxing promoter Don King in New York, asking in excess of $8 million and vowing to teach King "a little about the word The suit stems from heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's canceled date to fight Canadian Razor Ruddock last November in Edmonton, Alberta.

Tyson pulled out of the fight because he was ill. Muhammad handles Ruddock's fights, and the suit seeks not only damages but an injunction against King handling anymore Tyson fights until Ruddock gets a title shot. Duran loses WBC title: The World Boxing Council withdrew recognition of the middleweight title held by Panamanian Roberto Duran because he has not defended his title within the required 10 months. Mugabi scores quick KO: John "The Beast" Mugabi needed less than one round, and just one solid right hook, to knock out Brazilian Carlos Antunes in a middleweight fight in London. Mugabi, the World Boxing Council light-middleweight champion from Uganda, knocked out Antunes after 2 minutes, 44 seconds in the non-title bout.

Gumble to resume golf coverage Bryant Gumble, the anchor of the Today show on NBC since 1982, will return to NBC Sports next weekend as host of its golf coverage. Dick Ebersol, the president of NBC Sports and a senior vice president of NBC, said Gumble would host at least six tournaments this year. He replaces Vin Scully, who quit after seven years as NBC's golf host. FSU to make Goin permanent AD: After serving nearly four months as Florida State's interim athletic director, Bob Goin will be officially named today to the permanent position. Finley's football wins approval: A football of a different stripe, the brainchild of former baseball owner Charles O.

Finley, now has the approval of the high school rule-making organization. Finley is credited with revolutionizing major league baseball attire with the colorful uniforms of the Oakland Athletics when he owned the team. But his idea for a type of football designed to improve visibility has the blessing of the National Federation of State High School Associations after being approved for experimental use last fall in nine states. Virginia Tech vs. Southern Mississippi At Reed Green Coliseum Hattiesburg, today, 7 p.m.

Probable starting lineups VIRGINIA TECH (6-6, 0-1 in Metro) Quebec 5, Montreal 2 Detroit 9, Minnesota 0 Edmonton 3, Calgary 2, OT St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 3 Wednesday's Games New York Islanders 3, Toronto 1 Chicago 2, New York Rangers 2, tie New Jersey 6, Pittsburgh 3 Winnipeg 6, Washington 1 Hartford 3, Vancouver I Today's Games Chicago at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. Quebec at Boston, m. New York Islanders at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Buffalo at Calgary, 8:35 p.m.

Edmonton at Los Angeles, 9:35 p.m. Friday's Games Montreal at New Jersey, 6:45 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Winnipeg, 7:30 p.m. St.

Louis at Vancouver, 9:35 p.m. ROLL CALL AUTO RACING PATRICK RACING Named Al Unser driver for the Indianapolis 500 and Marlboro 500. BASEBALL. American League BALTIMORE OR lOLES-Traded Larry Sheets, designated hitter, to the Detroit Tigers for Mike Brumley, infielder-outfield-er. Signed Tim Hulett, third baseman, to a one-year contract.

CLEVELAND INDIANS-Agreed to terms with Rafael Santana, shortstop, on a one-year contract. TEXAS RANGERS Signed Nick Ca-pra, outfielder, to a contract with Oklahoma City of the American Association. Invited Capra to their major league spring training camp as a non-roster player. National League HOUSTON ASTROS-Signed Steve Lombardozzi, inf ielder, to a one-year contract. MONTREAL EXPOS-Named Rafael Landestoy defensive instructor, Jay Ward minor league hitting instructor and Dave Nelson minor league defensive instructor.

NEW YORK METS-Agreed to terms with Barry Lyons, catcher, on a one-year contract. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Agreed to terms with Tom Nieto, catcher, and Bruce Rufftn, pitcher, on one-year contracts. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Signed Greg Mathews, pitcher, to a one-year contract. Named Brian L.

Bartow manager of public relations. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERS-Placed Winston Bennett, forward, on the injured list. COLLEGE ORLANDO ALL-STAR BASKETBALL CLASSIC -Named Pete Carrill, Stan Al-beck, Wimp Sanderson and Jerry Tarkan-ian head coaches for the East, Midwest, South and West teams, respectively. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE-Named Roy Kramer commissioner. IOWA Announced that Ray Thompson, forward, and Brian Garner, guard, have been declared academically ineligible by the NCAA.

Suspended Acie Earl, center, indefinitely. Announced that Ray Slater, guard, will transfer to Radford. UTGER S-Named Doug Graber head football coach. STEVENS TECH Named Larry Rispoll baseball coach and Ken Bagnoli assistant squash coach. UCLA Named Homer Smith offensive coordinator.

Pos. Player Ht. Yr. Ppg. Rpg.

Bimbo Coles 6-1 Sr. 27.0 3.8- Rod Wheeler 5-10 Fr. 8.7 2.1; David Herbster 6-9 Jr. 5.6 4.2. David Rivers 6-5 So.

6.6 8.3 Greg Brink 6-8 Sr. 4.5 4 7 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (6-4, 0-1 in Metro) Pos. Player Ht. Yr. Ppg.

Rpg. Russell Johnson 6-2 Jr. 12.7 3.7 Darrin Chancellor 6-5 Jr. 18.1 2.8- Daron Jenkins 6-11 Jr. 11.7 9.9 Marcus Crowell 6-6 So.

8.9 3.5 C. Weatherspoon 6-7 So. 19.1 12.3 Record Pts I Southern Idaho (14) 164 210 2. Connors Okla (4) 14-1 178 3 Eastern, Iowa 12-1 135 4. Howard, Texas (2) 164 98 5.

Kankakee, III. (1) 14-1 85 6. Allegany, Md. (1) 15-2 80 7. Lincoln, III.

12-1 71 8. Hutchinson, Kan. 15-2 68 9 Champlain, Vt. (1) 10-1 65 10 Westark, Ark. 13-1 51 II Lake City, Fla.

144 48 12 Mesa, Ariz. 13-1 44 13 Mississippi Ark. 13-1 32 '4 Daytona Beach, Fla. 16-2 30 15 San Jacinto, Texas 15-3 27 It. Holmes, Miss.

13-2 23 17 Gloucester N.J. 8-2 19 18 Sullivan, Ky. 14-2 15 19 Greenville, C. 12-1 14 20 Rhode Island CC 7-1 12 Orlando IS 30 26 32-106 LA Lakers 35 31 32 23-121 3-Point goals Orlando 0-1 (Skiles 0-1 Los Angeles 1-4 (Cooper 1-2, A C.Green 0-1, Scott 0-3). Fouled out-None.

Rebounds-Orlando 47 S.Green 9), Los Angeles SO (A C.Green 9). Assists Orlando 29 (Theus 10), Los Angeles 33 (Johnson 13). Total fouls Orlando 16, Los Angeles 16. WARRIORS 123, MAVS 119 DALLAS (119) Dantley 10-18 4-5 24, Perkins 9-15 4-4 22, Donaldson 6-8 6-7 18, Blackman 11-20 8-8 30, Harper 6-15 5-5 17, Williams 2-304 4, Davis 2-6044, Jones 0-2 040 Totals 46-87 27-29 119. GOLDEN STATE (123) Mullin 1119 2-2 25, Teagle 10-19 8-8 28, Blab 04 04 0, Hardaway 5-124-4 15, Marciuiionis8-166-7 23, Tolbert 4-7 1-1 9, Higgins 4-7 4-4 13, Garland 5-904 10, BolO-l 04 0.

Totals 47-90 25-26123. Dallas 21 31 32 21-119 Golden State 21 3 33 30-123 3-Point goals Dallas 0-4 (Davis 0-1, Harper 0-3), Golden State 4-7 (Hardway 1-1, Marclulionis 1-1, Mullin 1-2, Higgins 1-3). Fouled out None. Rebounds Dallas 43 (Perkins 8), Golden State 44 (Mullin, Marciulionis 8). Assists Dallas 21 (Harper 10), Golden State 22 (Hardaway 7).

Total fouls Dallas 21, Golden State 22. Technical Golden State illegal defense. Others to watch: Virginia Tech: J.J. Burton, 6-1, 9.8 ppg, 3.4 rpg; Antony Moses, 6-5, 5.0 ppg, 4.7 rpg; Dirk Williams, 6-4, 4.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg. USM: FG Jerome Jones, 6-4, 7.

1 ppg, 2.6 rpg; Dallas Dale, 6-2, 0.9 ppg, 0.6 rpg; Ron Rembert, 6-4, 1 .6 ppg, 1 1 rpg. Coaches: Frankie Allen (Roanoke College 71), 36-; 33 in third season at VPI, third season overall; M.K. Turk (Livingston '64), 198-175 in 14th season at-USM, 14th season overall. Radio: USM Network, WSLI-AM (930) in Jackson. Notes: USM is playing only its third home game this season.

The Golden Eagles beat Tennessee Tech 95-78 and Northwestern State 96-67. Robert Wilson SPORTLIGHT Jan. 11 WTO The AFL captures its second straight Super Bowl as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 behind Len Dawson's quarterback ing and Jan Stenerud's three field aoalv 1 Proposition 42, a bylaw ot Propo-: sition 48, which would prohibit freshmen who fail to meet eligibility standards from receiving athletic scholarships or any other institutional aid in their first year of college beginning in the 1990-91 academic year, is adopted by a 163-154 margin at the NCAA Convention in San Francisco..