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Wednesday, November 23, 1S33 3D Chf CrrniuUlf Nhis SPORTS jrinivt2i sat 5 NBA standings CONFERENCE AlMntw Division Pet. PhilodelpMa Jit Boston New York a 41J Mew Jersey 5 tMoUlinslon 7 .417 GE 1 1V 4 McColl fined, reinstated New staff report McColl High will be reinstated in the High School League when it pays a $1,500 fine, forfeits two football victories and takes a lesson in eligibility rules. High School League executive director Jim Pinkerton said Tuesday. Last week, the League banned McColl from interscholastic competition for one year, ruling that the school had knowingly used an academically eligible football player. Wednesday 8 p.m.

NBA BASKETBALL Hawks76ers 8 p.m. USA NBA BASKETBALL Celtics 'Spurs 8 p.m. NCAA BASKETBALL DePaulOhio U. 9 pjn. ESPN Boxing tenrroi Division Atlonto 53 11 1 Milwaukee Detn.it Chicooo Indtona Celebrate Prices Good Thru Dec.

3rd .40 IS .147 4 Cleveland WESTERN CONFERENCE RECEIVING New York- 10 wen Division McNeil 1-2, Barkwm 1-34, Jones 1-11. Harper 1-7, walker 7-110, Dallas Shuler 1-11, GaHnev 1-11. New Campbell Conference Norm Division Pts. GF GA Minn 14 I 1 73 4 Chicago 10 10 1 21 12 17 Toronto 11 2 20 TO 105 St. Louis I 11 1 II 71 t4 Orleans Gaian 1-7, Groth 4-54.

Denver Houston Kansas City Utah San Antonio .417 .417 .417 IV 1 I i JVl Brenner 1-57, Mautl 1-21. Scott 2-41. Tice 1-4. .35 Detroit 7 10 2 14 4 Missed field goal New or leans, And-ersen 51. Pacific Division Smyth Division PGA Qualifying mm Willie Wood 71-70-70-71-72-72 424 Brett Upper 72-75-74-4S-74-4 421 The committee reconsidered the case Tuesday at a special meeting J.SindeMM- 77-47-72-75-40-71 412 Bill Brirton 77-70-75-74 40 432 called for and paid for by the Marlboro County school district.

GriH Moody 70-71-47-75-72-73433 Joy Cudd 47-73-71-47-77-75 433 Jodie Mudd 73-74-71-70-72-73 434 M. Brooks 77-4-72-4f-74-71 414 R.Hortman 75-41-74-77-77-11 49 Jon Chaffee 74-74-71-71-74-11449 Steve Hart 70-44-74-7M1-75 449 Mike Bright 79-73-71-73-74-73 449 C. Thorpe 75-74-74-49-13-75 449 PoncratI 77-74-74-74-75-74450 Billy Pierot 13-70-71-40-74-77 4S4 Thomson W-77-74-71-73-75 440 A lor con 70-74-74-40-75-79 450 Eric Batten 70-74-71-70-74-77 453 Keitner to-75-75-73-73-79 453 Bill Kokott 70-72-74-71-70-77 4S3 McCalliSter 73-70-70-72-72-79 452 R.Stollings 79-01-73-71-74-75452 B.ltroelson 79-73-75-71-74-77 451 5 Lower 74-70-73-72-77-77451 J. Minor 01-74-75-71-74-74451 Rod Curl 13-74-70-73-71-75454 Don Reese 79-77-73-75-74-74455 J.Howell 77-71-70-4944-74455 R.Thompson 7t-73-71-70-t7-0 454 T.Woodard 74-74-74-74-77-79 454 D. Ouiglev 7 5-71-71-77-44-75 4 i4 R.Thompson 74-74-7S-7I-74-0O 459 Eddie Mudd 74-74-74-74-77 -01 440 Jeff Roth 74-77-74-71-I3-79 441 Todd Smith 7I-77-70-74-I1-04 442 College basketball Augusta College (94) McDowell 1, McCormlck 14, Renfroe Rhodes 22, Diggs 0, Duncan 17, Archer, Regan 10.

White 17. MocLeod 7. Totals 41 14-20 94. Newberry (44) Odom 4, Sheheen 4, Holden, McAlister, Barnes Defter, Driagers II, Main 14, Lewis II, Tanguay, Holbrooks 7, Lathan 4, Camp 1. Totals 24 14-22 44.

Halftime Augusta College 41, Newberry 21. Records Augusta College 2-1, Newberry 0-1. Pembroke 42, Fronds Marion Pembroke St. (42) Holder, Regan 5, Green 14, Tyner, Davis 21, Malor 4, Mason 14, McCienny. Francis Marion (55) Slawson 4, McLoud 4, Canty 10, Jennings 2.

Waldrop, Folks 5, A. Austin 10, J. Austin It, later 2. Halftime Francis Marlon 34, Pembroke St. 31.

Records Francis Morion 1-1, Pembroke SI. 2-1. Brevard 90, Morrlstown 75 Morrlstown (75) Miller Tuff, Carter Tatum 21, Jones 7, Ricks 12, Sporks 1, Cannon 14, Ellis I. Totals 22 11-44 75. Brevard College (90) Lyons 9, Gibson 14, A.

Vlckers 4, C. Vlckers 13, Cosh 4, Williams 2, Marlowe 14, Hartley 4, Conceo-cion II, Fairbanks 4. Totals 34 23-15 90. Halftime Brevard 41, Morris-town n. Coors 12 PK Bud 12 PK St.

Paul. Girl 6 PK $4.99 $4.99 $3.69 C. Povin Edmntn II 1 1 17 13t Calgary 1 11 74 Vancouver 11 1 1 1 LosAng 7 14 5 It 1 Winnipeg 4 11 2 14 14 MONDAY Edmonton 7, Winnipeg I Calgary 7, Los Angeles 4 TUESDAY Montreal 4, Boston 2 N. Y. Islanders 1, Quebec 2 St.

Louis 7. Toronto 4 WEDNESDAY Montreal at Hartford Buffalo at Y. Rong N.Y. Isles at Phila New Jers at Pitts Chicooo at Woshngtn St. Louis at Detroit Toronto at Minn Vancouver at Winnipeg Edmonton at Los Ang NFL Sums Bill Sonder tosAnoeles 1 .111 Portland I 4 .447 IVj Golden State 7 4 .53 Seattle 7 .531 3 San Diego I .35 Phoenli 4 1 jvi TUESDAY Philadelphia 1 1X Detroit let Golden State 11.

Washington 1(1 Atlanta 1M, Indiana 91 New York 117, Boston 111, 10T Dallas 111, San Antonio 117 Kansas City 111, Son Diego Houston 111, Phoenix Utah at Los Angeles, (n) Denver ot Portland, WEDNESDAY Washngtn at Cleveland, 7:15 Detroit at Indiana, 7 15 Phila at San Antonio, I p.m. Golden St. at Milwaukee, 1 3 New Jersey at Phoenix, :15 p.m. San Diego at Denver, :40 p.m. Chicago vs.

Utah, 10: p.m. Los Angeles at Seattle, p.m T. Lehman S.Liebler B.FAXON D. Peoples The committee also ruled Tuesday that McColl's neighbor, Ben-nettsville High, must pay a $750 fine for using an ineligible player in a junior varsity game. Bennetts-ville will forfeit its junior varsity victories, but the 8-3 varsity record will not be affected.

Pinkerton also said the schools M.Putnam S.Wodkins 71- 72-74-4I-74-44 434 73- 71-70-71-72-75414 74- 72-75-47-74-70414 77-74-71-70-71 -71437 73- 70-74-73-75-71431 74- 71-77-47-70-75 431 75- 70-74-71-74-74411 75-7Y-4I-75-70-72 437 77-73-71-71-73-75 437 72- 73-71-75-75-73 437 74- 71-70-71-72-72 3 77-74-73-73-72-71440 71-75-70-75-74-75440 77-75-44-72-73-77440 75- 70-71-71-71-75440 Heineken (Light Dark) Amstel Light $3.79 L.Roberts J.Kane K.Knox A.Adams C.Rego G.Krueger Ken Brown Curt Bvrum 74-77-75-71-71-4 441 NYJ II 2314 204 231 R.WOtkins 73-77-73-73-74-70 441 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Sacks by-yards M.Smith 77-73-70-47-10-73 441 75-71-72-70-7I-73 441 NHL standings Wales Conference would be required to attend eligibility meetings with league officials. When the fines are paid, the games forfeited and the meetings Ken Kellev NO 30 4733 143 135 33 1130-1 41.2 11 535 G.Marlowe Return yards Passes 151 20 30 1 77-73-72-74-74-70443 77-73-73-74-70-74442 T.Lomore Patrick Division Punts 4 14 1 J.Gallagher 77-72-73-74-73-73443 Pts Fumbles Lost 11 Rangers 14 Mark Wiebe 74-75-73-71-73-74442 Isles GF GA fl 74 71 71 41 fulfilled, all athletic programs at the two schools will be placed on a Penalties-yards 110 Time of Pots 35:31 Individual Statistics 34:22 11 21 34 II 11 Phila. Washn Pitt Jersey year's probation. They will be K.C. Lioo 77-77-72-70-72-74 442 T.Volentine 72-74-71-73-75-77443 J.Hamarik 74-77-71-73-71-73443 Lyn Lot! 77-71-77-72-72-74443 P.Aiinger 74-70-77-71-77-74443 Rick DolPOS 75-75-73-72-74-74443 Bill Glasson 77-47-77-70-74-74443 Lee inker 75-74-75-73-75-71444 4 54 102 ineligible for playoffs in any sport Adams Division Sebastian! 3 liter $5.97 Gallo 1.5 liter $2.99 Franzia 3 liter $3.97 Bolla Wines 750 ml.

$2.99 J. Roget. $1.99 St. Louis Chardonnay 750 ml. $4.49 St.

Louis Beaujolais 750 ml. $3.65 Boston RUSHING New York-McNeil 31-14, Todd 1-mlnus 1, Barber 1-1. New Orleans Rogers 14-14, Golan 11-111, Wilson 10-43. PASSING New York Todd 20-10-1-230. New Orleans Stabler 11-17-1-170, Gaian 0-1-0-0.

during the 1984 calendar year and fl 7 C'vecchia also will be banned from presea Buffalo Quebec Montrl Hartfd G.Sauers 114 47 son jamborees and invitational B.Stroble J.Blair tournaments. The recommended fine for will M. Cunning J.Spradlin F.Fuhrer 74- 75-75-74-73-71 444 75- 7I-74-73-74-4T 444 74-77-70-77-73-73 444 77-73-73-75-71-75444 B0-74-72-71-74-73 444 73- 74-71-77-74-73444 74- 70-75-73-74-77444 77-74-71-71-74-75 444 0-47-74-72-74-73444 73-01-71-71-74-73444 77-73-73-75-74-73445 77-74-71-73-73-73445 G. Farrow Area golf ful violation of the eligibility rules is $500, but the executive director Mick Soli J.Fereni Kurt Cox COLLEGE Thursday, Nov. 24 Mike Gove has the power to assess heavier penalties, based on the nature of FREE CHAMPAGNE FRIDAY SATURDAY 11 AM-7 PM the individual violation.

Pinkerton said the maximum fine ever paid Grier Jones 77-74-74-71-75-73 445 D.O'Kelly 74-71-11-73-70-74445 Gary Pinns 73-74-71-75-71-72445 G.Levenson 77-74-71-47-00-72 445 Mike Peck 74-11-73-41-75-74 445 L.R inker 74-77-74-70-74-74445 Exemptions on Tournament to the League was $3,600 several years ago. He would not identify Players Series O.Trixler 75-74-74-71-7S-70 444 the school. R. Commons Greenville CC (Riverside course) Ladies day: First flight low gross: Jean French, Mary Galloway (tie); net: Charlotte Sharp; putts: Pat Moore. Second flight low gross: Ruth Crowford; net Eileen Armstrong; putts: Cla-rine Bergren.

Green Valley Ladies day: Low gross Charlotte Wrigley, net Ruth Cope, putts Tula Melehes. Bonnie Brae Odd even: 1. Dee Balentlne. 2. (tie) Sue Tripp and Mary Felton.

Greenville Senior Action Tour. Plnehurst, NX. First flight: Low gross and low net Bob Whetstone. 2. Broodus Duncan.

1. Gene Horton. 2nd flight: low gross and low net Earl Dearhart 2. Percy Terry. 1.

Dick Market. Ird flight: low gorss and low net: Forrest Taylor 2. John Schweitzer. 1. George Strydio.

Ladies: low gross and low net: Dot Zeitel. 2. Jon Prleto. 1. Eve- UNIROYAL WW mm '46 mii '46 STEEL RADIAL mi '39 ns '52 Favorite Points Underdog LSU 2 TULANE Friday, Nov.

25 Alabama xl BOSTON COLLEGE Navy xx- 8ft Army Saturday, Nov. 26 Nebraska 14ft OKLAHOMA Texas 6 TEXAS Georgia 13ft GEORGIA TECH SMlt y-13 Houston TENNESSEE 15 Vanderbilt Arkansas 2Mr TEXAS TECH ARIZONA STATE 3ft Arizona x- at Foxboro, Mass, xx- at Pasadena. Calif, y- at Tokyo, Japan Horn, Tl CP8 1963 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY 8VNOICATE, INC B.Walzel Bob Tway T. Former T.Costello D.Brown S.Jones L.Miller 74- 74-71-75-75-71444 75- 70-74-74-75-74444 74- 75-71-71-74-11444 73-72-77-71-74-74444 75- 77-77-70-74-73447 II -77-73-73-72-73447 47-73-11-74-71-72 447 10-71-72-71-74-70447 77-74-73-74-73-73447 Radial BW '27 mii '28 Radial WW '37 mii '39 R.Nuckolls L.T.Broeck 71-73-74-73-74-75447 M.Morlev 8 J-73-72-48-77-75 M7 Jutt rclvJ 1,000 vmd Hr4 mnd va. tit Ucrtu Mvd ond Show TWaU M.

Coward 11-73-74-71-75-74441 R.Cramer 77-74-75-73-71-74441 MAIN STREET TIRE SAMUEL TIRE 190 i. Main, Mm MlfMMMtHwy. 213-8442 an. 233-5297 J.Grygiel 77-77-73-73-75-75441 J.McGough 74-00-75-74-49-74 441 B. Smith 73-75-73-73-00-75 441 Mark Balen 74-77-77-77-71-74 449 M.Hulbert 75-01-77-73-73-75449 R.Lohr 77-72-75-73-74-74 447 I lyn Burlew.

CLOSED CIRCUIT TELECAST Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Thursday, Nov. 24th Thanksgiving Night, 8:00 P.M. Ofalltheworldfe whiskies imported into theUnited States, only one is aged 8years and bottled inCanada. It offers the utmost smoothness and pleasure. And has been a Wise arrested on drug charges BALTIMORE (AP) Allen H.

"Skip" Wise, a basketball player at Clemson University during the mid-1970s, was arrested here Tuesday on heroin distribution charges, police said. Sgt. Mike Bass, said Wise turned himself in to authorities early Tuesday morning and was being held. Wise and 22 others were indicted Nov. 15 by a city grand jury in connection with what authorities termed a major heroin distribution ring.

At least 14 of those suspects have been arrested, police said. The indictments followed an 18-month long investigation by local authorities. Wise attended Clemson until his sophmore year, when he signed a multi-million dollar contract with the new Baltimore franchise in the American Basketball Association. However, the team folded before any games were played. The 28-year-old Wise was unable to make any National Basketball Association team after numerous tryouts.

He later served two years of a 12-year sentence following a drug conviction. )t NO DISQUALIFICATION CAGE MATCH Pi RIC FLAIR VS HARLEY. RACE FOR THE WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT XsSt $13 WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP JACKBRISCO RICKY STEAMBOAT JERRY BRISCO vs JAY YOUNGBLOOD SPECIAL REFEREE A. MOSCA Ford favorite in Canada for over 25 years. C.

Qp.q SPECIAL -MX COLLAR iU i RVAU Imported QEC. The exception in Canadian whisky. RODDY PIPER VS GREG VALENTINE Continued from Page 1D 12th by The AP. In 1981, when Ford was 33, the Tigers won the national championship, making him the youngest to win a national title. He was honored as United Press International's national coach of the year.

The Tigers then won their ninth ACC championship last year. Ford took over the head coaching job Dec. 5, 1978, after the sudden resignation of Charley Pell, and won the opportunity to coach the Tigers to a 17-15 victory over Ohio State in the 1978 Gator Bowl. He has credit for four winning seasons and two undefeated conference seasons. The third undefeated ACC season came this year, but didn't count because of the be- cause of the probation.

Clemson started the season with niii'iim kfa CHARLIE BROWN VS KABUKI MASK VS NWA TV TITLE PLUS MORE SINGLE AND TAG TfcAM MAI Unto! a 21-1-1 record under Ford and a. ended it with a 30-2-2 record. Ford's college football career began in 1967 when he started for Bear Bryant at Alabama as Ken Stabler sophomore tight end. He olaved three seasons for Bryant, including three wins against Clem Imported in the bottle from Canada. 80 proof.

Schenley Distillers N.Y., N.Y. 1982. son and won All-Sou tneastern con ference honors..