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i 8D WednesdayDecember 2 1 987Star Tribune NBA Scoreboard Women gan (9-2). MDfPf NRFNCt BOWL Dec ItShnmporl La. MWHL A League Twin City Express 8, St Paul I mane (-) vs. wasnmgton (o-- 1), 7 p.m. CBA Western Division MERICAN BOWL Soccer Dec 22Birminoham, Ala.

Brigham Young (8-3) vs. Virginia (7-4), 6 p.m. SUN BOWL Dec 2SEI Paso, Taxes Oklahoma St. (9-2) vs. West Vir- MISL gims (6-5), 1:45 p.m.

ALOHA BOWL WED2 THU3 FRI4 SAT5 SUN6 MON7 TUE8 At At At Cal. Edm. Van. 7:05 7:05 9:35 Ch.41 Ch.41 At At lw Den. Den.

8:35 8:35 gl X2 ch. 29 chi. 7:35 Colo. Toledo State 7:05 8:35 Ch. 29 OW Pts 'Wyoming 6 0 17 35 Rocktord 4 2 17VI 28Vk LaCrosse 5 0 12 27Vt Rochester 3 3 12V 21 Vi Rapid City 1 7 9Vt 12Vi Quad-City 0 6 5V SV Eastern Division Tt OW Pts Xfcarty 7 0 21 32 Mississippi 3 2 12 21 Pensacola 3 4 10V I9vt Charleston 2 3 9V 15Vt Savannah 1 5 10V 13vt Topeka 1 4 7 10 Note Each victory Is worth 3 1 points, each quarter won during the game is worth 1 point and a duarter tied is worth Vt point.

RESULTS TUESDAY Mississippi 126, Rapid City 97. LaCrosse 110. Rochester 90. BESULTS MONDAY Albany 97, Mississippi 94. Peneacola 1 03, Quad-City 87.

Wyoming 109, Rapid City 90. GAMES TODAY Charleston at Albany. Savannah at Rocktord. Rochester at Quad-City. (Collegewomen BIQTEN i NonconfonMico 1 lews 93, Iowa St.

49. OruoSt. 89, N. Illinois 73. Purdue 66.

Louisville 54. UPPER MIDWEST Dr. Martin Luther 76, Bethany Lu-- theren 56. IPs Wester 53, Northwestern nfia5ville)45. Southwest St.

72, St. Olal 67. 3aud State 93, Moorhead St St. 80, Luther 49. lfei.isini.L-.

-1 Eastern Conference Atlantic i Pet os tr Boston 10 .667 21 PWIedelpraa 8 6 .455 3 1W Washington 4 6 .333 4Vi 2W New York 4 9 .308 6 It New Jersey 2 10 .167 6Vi 6L Central tt os Chicago 11 3 .786 2W Whraufcee 9 4 .692 IVi 2W Atlanta 8 .615 2Vi 2W Detroit 8 8 .615 2Vt 1W IrKNane 8 6 .571 3 1L Cleveland 3 8 .273 6Vi 3L Western Conference Midwest Pet pa Denver 8 5 .615 1L Pallas 7 5 .683 Vi It Houston 8 6 .571 Vt IVY Utah 7 6 .538 1 1L Sen Antonio 5 8 .385 3 Sawanertte 4 8 .333 3Vl 1L Pacific Pet OB ttr LA. Lakers 10 2 .833 2VV Portland 8 .615 2Vt 6V Seettle 7 6 .538 3V 1W Phoenla 4 7 .364 5Vi il LA Clippers 4 8 .333 6 2L Golden State 2 11 .154 8V Results Tuesday Eastern Division Pel GB Cleveland 5 1 .833 Baltimore 4 3 .571 IVi Dallas 4 5 .444 2Vj Chicago 2 3 .400 2Vi 'Strikera 3 5 .375 3 Western Division Pet GB San Diego 5 3 .625 Los Angeles 4 3 .571 Vi Tacoma 5 4 .556 Vt St Louis 4 4 .500 1 Wichita 3 4 .429 1V Kansas City 2 6 .250 3 RESULTS TUESDAY No games scheduled. GAMES TODAY Los Angeles at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. Wichita at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. St.

Louis at Tacoma, 9:35 p.m. MISL LEADERS Through Nov. 30 Scoring OP A Pts N.Bandovlc.StL 8 16 5 21 Praki.Tac 9 10 7 17 Byrne, Mln 8 3 13 16 Segota.SD 7 9 7 16 Mitchell, KC 7 9 6 15 Perez, SD 8 6 9 15 Zungui.Tac 9 8 7 15 Heafe.Tac 9 8 8 14 Goalkeepers OP OA Mln Avg Toth.SD 4 10 236 2.54 Johns, Cle 3 8 184 2.60 Gorsek.SD 4 11 243 2.71 Zigante.Wic 3 9 193 2.79 Vaccaro.Chi 5 13 269 2.90 Manning, Bal 5 14 280 3.00 Sobieski.Dal 5 15 294 3.06 Papaleo.Dal 4 13 240 3.24 Lchowcki.LA 2 7 120 3.50 Ngueira.Cle 3 11 180 3.67 Note: Goals against average based on 60-minute games. Dec 25Honokiki Florida (6-5) vs. UCLA (9-2), 2:45 J.m.

BERTYBOWL Doc 29MwnpMs Arkansas (8-3) vs. Georgia (8-3), 7 p.m. FREEDOM BOWL Dec 30 Anaheim, CaM. Air Force (9-3) vs. Arizona St.

(6- 4-1), 7 p.m. HOLIDAY BOWL Dec 30San Diego, CaM. Wyoming (9-2) vs. Iowa (9-3). 6:30 p.m.

GATOR BOWL Dec 31 Jacksonville, Fla. South Carolina (8-2) vs. LSU (9-1- 1) 1:30 p.m. BLUEBONNETBOWL Dec 31 Houston Pittsburgh (8-3) vs. Texas (6-5), 6 p.m.

FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL Jan. 1 Orlando, Fla. Perm Stale (8-3) vs. Clemson (9- 2) 11 a.m. COTTON BOWL Jan.

1 Dallas Texas AIM (9-2) vs. Notre Dame (8-3), 12:30 p.m. FIESTA BOWL Jan. 1Tempe, Ariz. Nebraska (10-1) vs.

Florida St (10-1), 12:30 p.m. ROSE BOWL Jan.1Pesadene,CaW. Southern Cal (8-3) vs. Michigan St. (8-2-11, 4 p.m.

SUGAR BOWL Jan. 1New Orleans Syracuse (11-0) vs. Auburn (9-1- 1), 2:30 p.m. ORANGE BOWL Jan. 1 Miami Oklahoma (11-0) vs.

Miami (104), 7 p.m. HALL OF FAME BOWL Jan. 2Tampa, Fla. Michigan (7-4) va. Alabama (7-4), noon.

PEACH BOWL Jan. 2 Atlanta Tennessee (9-2-1) vs. Indiana (8- 3) noon. Hawks 120, Celtics 103 Atlanta, Ga. When Boston's defense concentrated on Atlanta's guards, Tree Rollins took advantage of the opportunity.

In nine previous games this season, Rollins scored 19 points. Tuesday night he scored 20 points to spark Atlanta past Boston. "We run screens to get (Randy) Witt-man, both our guards, open," Rollins said. "Each time we ran that play, their two guys stayed with Wittman and I was open. Wittman scored 17 points and Atlanta's other starting guard, Glenn Rivers, had 10.

Celtics coach K.C. Jones agreed with Rollins. "We had a breakdown on the defensive end," he said. Dominique Wilkins led the Hawks with 22 points, offsetting a 22-point debut by Boston's Kevin McHale. Boston 24 27 26 29 106 Atlanta 37 26 34 23120 FQ FT Reb BOSTON Min M-A M-A O-T A PF Fla Bird 27 7-13 4-4 2-8 3 2 IS Dave 30 6- (Ml 2-4 0 2 12 Parish 20 S-7 2-2 2-5 1 0 12 Ainge 30 5-11 1-1 0-2 4 1 11 Johnson 30 3-10 2-4 1-3 1 Lonaua 22 1-2 (M 2-S 3 4 2 McHale 22 7-13 8-8 2-S 1 0 22 Roberta IS 2-3 1-2 0-0 2 1 Sicntmg 20 6-8 (M) 0-3 6 3 12 Lewie 10 0-2 0-2 1-2 0 1 0 Kite 13 2-4 0-2 2-5 0 3 4 Totals 240 4442 18-26 1445 28 16 106 Pereentagea FQ .537, FT .692.

Three-point ooala 04, .000 (Ainge 0-2, Johnson 0-1, Scnting 0-II. Teem rebounde 4. Mocked snots 4 (Lonaua 2, McHale, Kits). Turnovers 18 (Bird 4, Pariah 2, Ainge 2, McHale 2, Roberta 2. Lewis 2, Kite 2, Johnson, Sichting).

Stasia 5 (Johnson 2, Dave, Roberta, SicWing). Technleato Illegal defense, 3:51 1st: Coach Jones, 1:38 2nd. Mogai defense 1. ra FT Reb ATLANTA Mki M-A M-A O-T A PF Pta Wilkins 29 10-21 2-3 4-4 2 1 22 Willis 36 8-14 2-3 2-7 2 3 18 Koncak 18 1-2 1-2 1-3 12 3 Rivers 27 5-12 0-0 1-5 8 3 10 Wittman 39 8-11 1-1 0-3 6 2 17 RoHins 27 8-12 4-5 4-10 0 3 20 Levingston 19 44 1-1 2-2 12 9 Webo 6 1-3 54 0-2 9 0 7 Carr 14 1-5 34 4-10 4 3 5 15 44 04 04 2 1 9 Totals 240 50-96 19-25 1846 35 20 120 Pereentagea FQ .521, FT .760. Three-point goals 1-2.

.500 (Battle 1-1, WHkhs 0-1). Team rebounde 3. Mocked shots 6 (Koncak 2, WHNs, Wittman, Carr, Rollins). Turnovers 6 (Wilkins 2, Wittman 2, Roams 2, WHNs, Koncak). Steals 14 (Webb 5, Rivers 4, Koncak 2, Wilkins, Willis, Battle).

Technicals Illegal defense, 3:15 3rd. Megal de-fense-1. A 16,451 1:55. Offlelele-Earl Strom, Dick Bavetta. Baseball Basketball California Angels fowling Sianed free-aaent outfielder Chili Davis to a 9am ESN NCAA: Notre Dame at Indiana one-year contract professionalmen Chicago White Sox PLAYERS CHAMP'S Second roundDetroit Sent catchers Ron Hassey and Bill Lindsay to Class AAA Vancouver.

Football Cincinnati Reds Sent catcher-infielder Lloyd McClendon to Atlanta 120, Boston 106. Chicago 98, Golden State 97. Detroit 124, New Jersey 115, OT. Houston 1 06, Denver 101. L.A.

Lakers 125, Sacramento 120, OT. Portland 102, Phoenix 100. Seattle 112, New York 109. l-arshell Holman, Medford, 2,777 pins (12 games); 2. mma Webb, Merrltt Island, 3.

Del Warren, Lake jWafth, 4. Mike Jae-Itmm, Wichita, S. An-Neuer, East Longmeadow, 6. David Ozio, VI-Itk-h Texas, 7. Del Ballard Jf Richardson, Texas, 8.

iffmli Roth, Spring Lake Heighta, it JW 2.622; 9. Sam Maccarone, assboro, N.J., and George iPaapas, Charlotte. N.C., 2.614. Class AAA Nashville. Noon ESN CFL Grey Cup: Edmonton Eskimos vs.

Toronto Argonauts From Vancouver, British Columbia. Tape. Hockey Detroit Tigers IHL Signed catcher Mike Heath to a one-year Reaurts Monday contract. Skiing New York Mets Milwaukee 104, Indiana 94. Philadelphia 106, Utah 100.

Games today 9 -7 Named Clint Hurdle manager of the St. Lucie Mets of the Florida State League. Named Bob ESN Powder Eight World Championship From British Columbia. Rerun. Apodaca pitching coach at St.

Lucie. San Francisco Giants EaetDtvision OTL Pta Muskegon 13 4 3 29 Fort Wayne 11 8 1 S3 Saginaw 10 11 2 22 Kalamazoo 10 8 1 21 Flint 9 11 2 20 Watt Division OTL Pta Colorado 16 4 1 33 Salt lake 10 12 3 23 Peoria 10 11 2 22 Milwaukee 9 12 2 20 NoteTwo points are awarded for a victory. OTL Overtime loser receives one point -North Stars affiliate. RESULT TUESDAY Peoria at Salt Lake, night. GAMES TODAY Muskegon at Fort Wayne.

Saginaw at Kalamazoo. Salt Lake at Colorado. Tennis Signed free-agent center fielder Brett Butler New Jersey at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Detroit, 6:30 p.m.

Washington at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Denver, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Utah, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at LA.

Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Portland at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. to a two-year contract, signed tree-agent out fielder Joel Youngblood to a one-year con i fl tract. Basketball Spm ESN Nabisco Masters, round-robin matches From Madison Square Garden: The eight-man field includes Ivan Lendl, Stefan Edberg, Mats Wilander, Miloslav Mecir, Boris Becker and Jimmy Connors.

Live. (Re-broadcast at 2 a.m.) Games Thursday Houston Rockets Atlanta at Washington, 6:30 p.m. MINNESOTA DART LEAGUE Men's division Spruce 8, Bullets 4. Pepperonis 7, Banner Pointers S. Spruce Tree 6, Cedar Go Getters 16, He.

Sandy's Night Club 8, Femando's Office 6, Marty's 6, tie. Porters Guys 7, Champions S. Rainbow Cellarmen 8, Cedar kin 4. All Outs 8, My Place Breakfast Club 4. RenakVs 8, LaFonda's 4.

Rainbow 6, 923 Club 6, tie. T-Shoppe 7, Stand Up Frank's 5. Edina American Legion 9, T- Shoppe AA3. Women's division Kloggie'e 7, Frenchmen's S. Bull Shooters 7, 923 Club 5.

Cedar Flukes 7, Red Rooster 5. Eden Prairie American Legion 8, Champs 4. Eden's Women 8, Sandy's Tavern Football NFL WCHA Activated forward Jim Petersen. Placed guard Andre Turner on injured reserve. Milwaukee Bucks Activated guard-forward Dudley Bradley.

New York at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. SuperSonics 112,1 Knicks 109 New York, N.Y. 3 Dale Ellis scored 37 points, including a go-ahead three-point play with 1:03 left, as Seattle held off New York, Placed guard Jerry Reynolds on the injured list. Anthology New York Knicks Swimming Collegemen MIAC St. John's 114, Macalester 78.

Collegewomen MIAC St. Benedict's 83, Macalester 62. Tennis Professionalmen ATP MONEY LEADERS Through Nov. 29 1. Ivan Lend! $993,656 2.

Stefan Edberg $937,467 3. Miloslav Mecfr $860,326 4. Mats Wilander $672,674 5. Pat Cash $460,934 6. TimMayotte $413,821 7.

Brad Gilbert $398,187 8. Andres Gomez $375,813 9. Boris Becker $371,979 10. Emilio Sanchez $366,158 1 1 John McEnroe $365,766 12. Anders Jarryd $360,977 13.

Tomas Smirj $326,783 14. Yannick Noah $326,503 15. Jimmy Connors $312,026 16. Martin Jaite $247,923 17. Robert Seguso $229,022 18.

Joaklm Nystrom $227,215 19. Slobodan Zivojinovic $220,824 20. David Pate $215,121 21. Milan Srejber $204,368 22. Paul Annacone $194,209 23.

Guy Forget $189,273 24. Sergio Casal $183,851 25. Jakob Hlasek $183,416 26. Henri Leconte $177,190 27. C.

Van Ransburg $173,088 28. Andre Agassi $169,555 29. Amos Mansdorf $160,417 30. Ken Flach $158,371 31. Jonas B.

Svensson $158,326 32. Kevin Curren $153,458 33. Claudio Mezzadri $151 ,282 34. Peter Lundgren $145,038 35. JlmPugh $144,568 36.

G. Perez-Rotdan $144,226 37. Kent Carlsson $141,541 38. Luiz Matter $135,769 39. Kelly Evernden $135,667 40.

Eric Jelen $130,562 41. Wally Masur $130,259 42. Michiei Schapers 43. Johan Kriek $127,398 44. Scott Davie $126,438 45.

Ramesh Krishnan 46. EKot Teltscher $125,888 47. Ronald Agenor $116,176 48. Jimmy Arias $113,711 49. JimQrabb $112,208 50.

Tim Wilkison $109,953 ATP SINGLES RANKINGS Through Nov. 29 1. Ivan Lent. 173.4000 2. Stefan Edberg 142.1250 3.

Mats Wilander 118.4118 4. Jimmy Connors 88.7333 5. Boris Becker 88.0667 6. Miloslav Mectr 85.5556 7. Pat Cash 82.9333 8.

Yannick Noah 65.6154 9. Tim Mayotte 62.8750 10. John McEnroe 59.3333 11. Andres Gomez 59.1176 12. Kent Carlsson 56.2500 13.

Brad Gilbert 53.9500 14. Martin Jaite 49.0588 15. Anders Jarryd 48.4706 18. Joakim Nystrom 43.8750 17. Emilio Sanchez 39.3750 18.

David Pate 33.0568 19. G. Perez-Roklan 33.0000 20. Eliot TeHscher 31.2308 Signed free-agent guard Rick Carlisle. Pta OF OA Gophers 12 3 0 24 64 39 Wisconsin 10 6 0 20 80 58 Denver 9 1 19 73 58 Mich.

Tech 7 7 1 15 68 76 N. Dakota 6 7 1 13 55 59 N. Michigan 6 8 1 13 54 59 5 7 1 11 57 65 Colorado C. 1 13 1 3 37 77 NoteGames between WCHA teams and Hockey East teams are considered conference games and are counted In both lagues' standings. Records do not reflect nonconference games.

LATE MONDAY RESULT Denver 3, Boston U. 3, overtime, tie. GAMES FRIDAYSATURDAY Gophers at Denver, 8:35 p.m. Wisconsin at Michigan Tech, 6:35 p.m. N.

Michigan at North Dakota, 7:35 p.m. at Colorado College, 8:35 p.m. Phoenix Suns Ellis made two consecutive basket! NFC Activated forward Larry Nance. Placed forward Eddie Johnson on the injured list. giving Seattle a 102-88 lead with 7:3: left, but the Knicks scored 19 of th San Antonio Spurs next 22 points and took the lead Pistons 124, Nets 115 East Rutherford, J.

Adrian Dantley scored four of his game-high 31 points in overtime as Detroit handed New Jersey its sixth straight loss. The Pistons rallied from a 10-point deficit in the third quarter and tied the game at 1 10 on Vinnie Johnson's jump shot with 13 seconds to go in regulation time. Buck Williams missed a 12-foot baseline jumper for the Nets with three seconds left, sending the game into overtime. Detroit 38 20 26 26 14124 New Jersey 22 36 32 20 5115 FO FT Reb DETROIT MM M-A M-A O-T A PF Pta Mahom 35 44 24 14 0 5 10 Dantley 40 14-22 34 3-7 8 3 31 Laimbeer 42 9-15 1-1 2-13 6 5 19 Dumars 35 4-9 34 1-2 1 11 Thomas 43 8-22 34 0-2 8 3 19 Johnson 28 9-20 1-1 24 3 3 19 SsHey 28 4-9 34 34 1 6 11 Rodman. 14 24 0-1 1-2 0 1 4 Totals 265 54-107 16-20 1343 31 27 124 Pereentagea FO .505, FT .600.

Three-point goals 0-1, .000 (Thomas 0-1). Team rebounds 6. Mocked shots 7 (Thomas 3, Lalmbaer 2, Saeey, Dumars). Turnovers-12 (Mahom 3, Dantley 3, Thomas 3, Laimbeer 2, SaHeyl. Steele 14 (Johnson 3, Thomas 3, Dantley 3, Mahom 2, Laimbeer, Dumars, Rodman).

Technleela None. IMegal de- 107-105 on Patrick Ewing's dun Football with I -S7 left to nlnv 1 I CENTRAL Chicago Vikings Green Bay Tampa Bay Detroit EAST Washington Dallas Philadelphia St. Louis NY. Giants rj Kansas City Chiefs Seattle 33 28 31 2011 TPct Pf Pa, 2 0.818299 180 4 0.638 261 248 6 1 .409 193 214 7 0.364 222 241 9 0 .182 189 307 Pel Pf Pa 3 0.727 273 201 60.455260 266 6 0.455252 295 6 0.455 271 275 8 0 .273 193 246 Pel Pf Pa 20 818312 234 3 0.727 280 191 70.364 226 268 9 0.182 164 328 New York 34 18 26 3110 6am KQRS (92.5 FM and 1440 AM) Early Bird Sports With Tom and Dan. KQRS (92.5 FM and 1440 AM) Mark Rosen Sports Update With Tom and Dan.

(Also 8:30 a.m.). KANO (1470 AM) Sports Reports With Bruce Frank. (Also 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.). 6pm KSTP (1500 AM) Sports Roundtable With Doug Westerman.

WCCO (830 AM) SportsHme with Brent Musburger Commentary on the latest sports news. Released cornerback Carlton Thomas. Claimed cornerback Greg Hill on waivers from Houston. Hockey East WEST San Fran. 9 SEATTLE Mln M-A Chambers 39 11-17 McKay 30 1-5 Uster 24 2-8 EUis 47 14-32 New England Patriots New Orleans 8 LA.

Rams 4 Atlanta 2 McMillan 28 2-4 Placed center Guy Morriss on injured reserve. Waived linebacker Steve Doig and defensive back Ron Shegog off injured reserve. .16 0-0 M-A O-T APPPai 6-12 J-S 6 3 CM) 2-6 I I 1 1-2 3-7 0 I 6-10 4-7 3 3 3 04) 2-4 I I I (Ml 0-1 0 2 (Ml 1-3 0 4 1 3-4 0-0 4 1 11 6-10 6-9 0 I II 04 2-2 12.1 28-38 22-47 19 34 til FT .737. Tttree-polrrf AFC Johnson Schoane Young Potynice Williams Totata 9 1-2 21 3-5 10 1-6 16 4-7 .....240 39-85 Hockey New York Rangers Percentages FQ .459. Pta OF GA Providence 5 3 3 13 45 45 eastern 5 3 2 12 46 40 Maine 4 1 1 9 33 29 Boston Col.

4 5 0 8 42 40 Boston U. 3 4 1 7 40 37 Lowe 3 0 6 28 33 N.Hshtre 2 5 1 34 43 RESULTS TUESDAY Nonconference Brown 4, New Hampshire 3. Lowell 7, St. Cloud 4. GAME THURSDAY Northeastern at Lowell.

GAMES FRIDAY Maine at Boston U. Nonconference Boston College at Michigan. St. Cloud State at Providence. GAMES SATURDAY Mama at Boston U.

Northeastern at New Hampshire. Nonconference Boston College at Michigan. U.S. International at Lowell. EksM .657 (Young 3-4.

Chambers 2-2. 1 T). Team rebounde 10. Mocked enete 2 (Lister i Recalled defenseman Dave Plchette from New Haven of the American Hockey League. its 24 ICha 24 Tumovera oiernbers 5, MCMaian 5, iMcftey Basketball Young 3, Potynice 3, Schoane 2, Uster, Johnson: Williams).

Steele 13 (Young 4, EMa 3, McKay Schoane 2, Chambers). Technleela None. Megal Pittsburgh Penguins A PF Pta Reb 0- 1- 7 FQ FT Reb Sent goaltender Steve Guenette to Muskegon of the International Hockey League. 7pm WCCO (830 AM) Gophers vs. Toledo.

24 24 O-T NEW YORK 6-14 i 44 4-11 3 FO NEW JERSEY Mki M-A Comegya 37 7-15 Williams 45 9-14 Gminskl 42 7-16 Bagley 40 5-11 Btrdsong 31 8-16 Washington 12 34 Hopson 33 4-10 Coleman 24 5-14 Soccer 24 14 54 04 04 Baltimore Blast 1- 6 44 2-4 24 14 2-2 34 2-4 4-7 0-1 0-1 24 3-7 04 CCHA Green 20 0-3 Walker 25 1-8 Evnng 30 10-14 Jackson 43 4-18 WHkina 30 10-17 Cetfsle 34 9-12 CarhvrigM 17 3-3 Cummtngs 9 1-3 Tdbart 20 3-4 McNsety 6 04 Whrte 1 01 04 54 04 CENTRAL Pel PI Pa Cleveland 7 4 0 636302 176 Houston 6 5 0 .545 257 274 Pittsburgh 6 5 0.545 223 231 Cincinnati 3 8 0 .273190 243 EAST Pel Pf Pa Buffalo 6 5 0.545208 238 Indianapolis 6 5 0.545244 191 Y. Jets 6 5 0 .545 252 223 Miami 5 6 0.455 264 252 New Eng. 5 6 0.455 221 225 WEST Pd Pf Pa San Diego 8 3 0.727 212 220 Denver 7 31.662283 223 Seattle 7 4 0.636280 218 LA. Raiders 4 7 0.364 237 222 Kansas City 2 90.182172 308 RESULT MONDAY LA. Raiders 37, Seattle 14.

GAMES SUNDAY Chicago at Vikings, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Dallas, noon. Indianapolis at Cleveland, noon. Kansas City at Cincinnati, noon. Los Angeles Rams at Detroit, noon.

Philadelphia at New York Giants, noon. San Diego at Houston, noon. San Francisco at Green Bay, noon. Seattle at Pittsburgh, noon. Washington at St.

Louis, noon. Buffalo at Los Angeles Raiders, 3 p.m. New England at Denver, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 3 p.m. GAME NEXT MONDAY Y.

Jets at Miami, 8 p.m. 34 (Ml 1- 3 2-3 6-9 2- 2 6-6 3- 6 34 0-2 04 04 Branch 1 0-1 Announced that goalkeeper Keith Van Eron will be out three weeks because of a back injury. The line compiled by Las Vegat-bated oddtmakers Keith Glantx and Russell Culver tor Sports Features Syndicate. Totals 265 48-101 16-23 1945 25 28 115 Volleyball College 04 04 NFL Colleges 3 0-2 .240 41-65 Pts OF OA Lake Sup. 10 2 2 22 76 48 Mich.

St 10 3 1 21 71 42 W. Mich. 8 6 0 16 64 48 B.Green 7 6 1 15 73 70 Michigan 7 9 0 14 67 78 IH -Cheago 6 7 1 13 64 65 Ohio St. 4 6 4 12 60 73 Ferris St. 4 9 1 9 54 81 Miami, O.

3 11 0 6 48 71 RESULT TUESDAY 2649 21-46 28 36 10 Percentages FQ .475, FT .783. Three-point goats 1-3. .333 (Birdsong 1-1, Hopson 0-1. Bagley 5-1). Team rebounds 9.

Blocked abets 10 (Co-megye 4, WWiama 2, Gminskl 2, Hopson, Coleman. Turnovers 21 (Comsgys 4, Williams 4, Birdsong 3, Washington 3, Coleman 3, Bagley 2, Ominski, Hop-son). Steele 6 (Birdsong 2, CVnsgys, Washington, Hopson, Coleman). Techntcale Williams, 5:14 4th. Megal defense 1.

A 8,232. 2:30. Officials Ed MkMleton, Jkn Capers. FT .667. Pereentagea FQ .482, I Austin Peay NCAA I REGIONAL PAIRINGS Games Dec.

4-5 Mideast Pittsburgh at Illinois. Oklahoma at Western Michigan. Penn State at Purdue. Announced that Emory Hale resigned as football coach. goals iM, .250 (Carlisle 1-2, Jackaon 0-2).

teaae) rebeynde--1 1 Blocked ahote-4 (C wring 4, WHkina2 Cartwriohl). Turnovers 23 (Ewtng 6, Jackson Carlisle 3. Ommloos 3, WHans 2, Cartwrlgr-t Zi White. Newman). Steals 13 (WMdns 4, Swing 22 Iowa at Nebraska.

U.S. Olympic Team at W. Michl- (JJJ, Northern Harding University Carlisle 2, Totoert 2, Green, Jackaon, McNeary Technicals Pitlno. 10:25 1st. Meeat oatenee gan, night.

Arizona at Hawaii. Nona. A 11,424. 2:35. OWclaai Mike Lauer Announced the retirement of John Prock as football coach.

man, Waay Rooney. (Sunday) VIKINGS 1'2 over Chicago CINCINNATI 4V4 over Kansas City CLEVELAND 7 over Indianapolis DALLAS 9'2 over Atlanta DENVER 7Vi over New England HOUSTON vs. San Diego, pick L.A. RAIDERS 3Va over Buffalo L.A. Rams 3V2 over DETROIT NEW ORLEANS 10 over Tampa Bay N.Y.

GIANTS 4 over Philadelphia San Francisco 6Vi over GREEN BAY Seattle 3V4 over PITTSBURGH Washington 3 over ST. LOUIS (Monday) MIAMI 3V2 over N.Y. Jets Rockets 106, Nuggets 101 Houston, Texas Ralph Sampson scored the basket, Xavier College Cal. Poly-SLO at Santa Barbara. Idaho St.

at San Jose St. i Long Beach St. at Pacific. South: Florida St. at Texas.

LSU at Florida. Arizona St. at Texas-Arlington. North Carolina St. at Kentucky.

Weak Pepperdin at Brigham Young. California at UCLA. Southern Cal at Colorado St. Oregon at Stanford. Named Steve Cobb assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions.

Trail Blazers 102, Suns 100 Portland, Ore. Terry Porter sank an 18-foot iumpe that put Houston ahead to stay with Games Friday 36 seconds to play. Hockey from the top of the key with 2J seconds left as Portland edged Phoel College football With the score tied at 100, Sampson connected on a hook shot from the line, giving the Rockets the lead for WEST Brigham Young vs. Colorado SI at Melbourne, Australia, night. Games Saturday EAST Arrrrvs.

Navy at Philadelphia. South Carolina at Miami, night. WEST Arkansas at Hawaii. Wrestling NHL player of month nix tor its sixth straight victory. good.

Professional Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers, scored a league-high 11 goals and 23 assists In 13 games. GAMES FRIDAYSATURDAY Bowling Green at W. Michigan. Lake Superior at Michigan St Miami at Ferris St. Ohio St.

at Nonconlstence Boston College at Michigan. NCHA Conf. Overall River Falls 6 0 0 7 1 0 MankatoSt. 4 3 1 5 3 1 Stevens Pt. 4 3 1 5 3 1 Eau Claire 4 4 0 5 4 0 BemidjiSt 3 12 4 12 Superior ISO 350 Sohotastica 0 6 0 0 8 0 RESULTS TUESDAY Falls 4, Point 3.

Nonconference Claire 5, Gustavus 4. Augsburg at St. Scholastics, night. GAMES FRIDAY St. Schotastica at 7:30 p.m.

Falls at Bemldjl 7:30 p.m. Nonconference Clair at Crosse, 7:30 p.m. GAMES SATURDAY Point at Mankato 2 p.m. St. Schotastica at 2:30 p.m.

FaHs at Bemidji St, 7:30 p.m. Late Monday Denver 31 24 29 17101 Houston 20 32 29 25106 Playoffs Baseball Philadelphia 30 23 24 20 105J Utah .......25 16 37 22 1 0il FQ M-A DENVER Mki M-A O-T A PF Pre NCAA hAA PLAYOFFS an Cooper 30 3-11 English 30 11-17 Schayes 14 2-5 PHILADELPHIA Mln M-A M-A O-T A PF Pta-t Robinson 41 11-22 2-4 3-7 2 3 244 M-A 2-4 0-T 3-7 Minor league manager of year Terry Collins, Albuquerque Dukes, was honored by the Sporting News for leading his team to the Pacific Coast League 30 5-7 Berkley 45 15-20 McNamara 36 0-4 5- 10 2 6- 7 4 14 1 2-4 3 2- 10 10 3- 9 2 04 1 2-2 0 3-14 1- 7 04 0- 1 1- 1 (Friday) Brigham Young 12 over Colorado St. (x) (Saturday) Arkansas 7Vi over HAWAII Army 6V2 over Navy MIAMI, FLA. 7 over South Carolina College basketball GOPHERS 1 Va over Toledo CONNECTICUT 12V4 over Yale DARTMOUTH 2Vz over Holy Cross JAMES MADISON 2 over Va. Commonwealth La Salle 11 over Princeton MIAMI, OHIO 5 over Dayton MICHIGAN 20 over Bowling Green NEBRASKA 3 over Texas RICE vs.

Mississippi pick S. ILLINOIS IVi over Evansville UTAH 5 over Providence VILLANOVA 12 over Pennsylvania W. KENTUCKY 7 over Butler Wyoming 13 over Colorado FT 12-12 04 34 2-2 04 04 04 2-2 1-4 44 1-2 04 04 Cheeks 34 Weber State (10-2) at Marshall (8- 4), noon. Georgia Southern (9-3) at Appalachian St. (10-2) 12:30 p.m.

E. Kentucky (9-2) at NE Louisiana (10-2) 1p.m. Arkansas St. (8-3-1) at N. Iowa (9-3), 6 p.m.

NCAA II PLAYOFFS Lever 42 6-19 Raemusssn 34 12-18 Vincent 8 1-4 Dunn 24 0-1 HanzHk 28 1-9 Wmgate 16 Askew 11 4- 9 5- 7 2-4 04 4-10 2-2 04 1 Basketball ...18 04 04 04 Totaas 240 41-101 18-23 2144 24 26 101 .14 2-4 0-1 King Totaas. NBA rookie of month I 240 4340 19-24 646 23 22 1063 en col trr ffti nuu.KaJal FQ .538. FT .792. Pereentagea FQ .406, FT .783. Three-point goats 14, .167 (Adams 1-1.

Harukk 04. Lever 0-1L Team rebounds 11. Mocked shots 3 (Coooer S. Percentaoee apple 1-2. .500 (BarUev 1-21.

Tea rsbesn Troy State, Ala. (10-1-1) at Cent Florida (9-3). 12:30 p.m. N. Michigan (10-1) at Portland St (10-1-1), 3 pm.

NCAA IN PLAYOFFS Mark Jackson, New York Knicks guard, averaged 10.3 points, 81 assists and 3.0 steals. Lever). Turnovers 18 (Lever 5, Schayes 4, Cooper 2. English 2, Harukk 2, Adams. Rasmussen, Vincent).

Hooked atiota i (Askew 2. Wanes. Kino). Tam-i avers 14 (Barklev 6. Robineon 3.

Cheeks 2. Wkvi iu (Lever nanna uum scnayee). PRO WRESTLING RANKINGS Through Nov. 28 World Top Ten 1. Nobuhiko Ts-kade; 2.

Owen "Kamikaze" Hart; 3. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair; 4. Barry Windham; 5. Ted "Million Dollar Man" DiBiase; 6. "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton; 7.

Curt Hen-nig; 8. Aklra Maeda; 9. Ricky "the Dragon" Steamboat; 10. Masa Saito. WWF Champion: Hulk Hogen Top five contenders 1.

Ted "Million Dollar Man" DiBiase; 2. Ricky 'The Dragon" Steamboat; 3. Rick Martel; 4. Randy "Macho Man" Savage; 5. Bret ''Hit Man" Hart AWA Champion: Curt Hennkj Top Ave contendere 1.

Shawn Michaels; 2. Billy Travis: 3. "Mr. Unpredictable" Dick Slater; 4. "The Raging But" Manny Fernandez; 5.

Marty Janetty. TAG TEAM INTERNATIONAL 1. The Midnight Express Bobby Eaton-' Sweet" Stan Lane); 2. Tolly Blanchard-Am Anderson; 3. Terry Tayky-'Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert; 4.

Strike Force (Tito Santana-Rick Martel); S. Keiji Muto-Noouhiko Ta-kada; 6. Riki Chosu-Masa Saito; 7. Stan "The Lariat" Hansen-Terry "Barn-Bam" Gordy: 8. Th Islanders (Tama-Haku); 9.

The Road Warriors (Hawk-Animal); 10. Tiger Mask-Shinichi Nakano. Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter 1. Football rta 2. McNamara).

Saaaaa 10 (Berkley 3, FxtaeoM Cheeks, Wktgatae, Askew, Wanes, King). Teehr4 FO A PP Pts eels Berkley, ley, 1:17 1st, asaoai aelenco 1. O-T 4 Wis. -La Cross at Claire, 7:30 p.m. GAME SUNDAY Point at Mankato 4 p.m.

14 9 FQ FT Rett 24 3 14 HOUSTON Mki M-A McCray 31 6-11 Sampson 41 7-14 A PF Ptef NBA 1 20 6-10 7-17 2 2-7 2-14 2 ...43 6-13 Ouuuwon 30 10-18 1 4 17f 5-10 2-2 1-2 .14 ..31 4-10 4-4 0-1 10 24 MIAC 8 ...39 Short 37 6-13 UTAH Matona lavaroni Eaton Stockton Hansen Tripucka 24 6-12 Of 3-4 04 04 Petersen 24 0- 1-7' 14 1-4 S-7 04 14 14 14 0-1 GAME TODAY Hambne at St. John's, 7:35 p.m. 1-4 Free 11 10 4' 91 19 .11 ...40 Conner ...15 24 1-4 04 1-1 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 54 04 04 Baaey. BOSTON 14 over New Jersey DENVER 10 over Sacramento DETROIT 5 over Milwaukee Houston 1 over SAN ANTONIO INDIANA 7Vz over Washington L.A. CLIPPERS 3 over Philadelphia L.A.

LAKERS 1 1 over Portland Seattle IVi over CLEVELAND UTAH 4V: over Chicago Johnson 3 0-1 1 1-1 24 6- 13 0-1 0-2 7- 16 04 04 04 04 04 TurpM 8 Green 11 Gnflrth 18 MsnvsK 15 1-2 Harris 1 0-0 0-1 17 Central Iowa (11-1) at Dayton, Ohio (10-2), 11:30 a.m. Wagner (1 1-1) vs. Emory Henry (11-2), 11:30 a.m. NAIA I PLAYOFFS Quarterfinals Gardner-Webb, N.C. (11-1-0) at Carson-Newman, Term (8-3-0), 11a.m.

S. Oregon St (7-3-0) at Mesa, Colo. (10-0-0). 1p.m. Presbyterian, C.

(6-4-0) at Pittsburg Kan. (104-0), 1 p.m. Central Arkansas (1 1 -0-0) at Cameron, Ok la (8-2-0), 1 p.m. NAIAJ I PLAYOFFS GenJvaJPa. (10-2-0) at Point (11 -2), noon.

Baker, Kan. (9-1) vs. Pacific Lutheran, Wash. (9-1-1) at Puyal-kjp, 3 p.m. Bowl matchups CALIFORNIA BOWL Dec 12Fresno, CeW.

San Joss St (10-1-01 vs. E. Michi Big Ten coach of year Bill Mallory, Indiana, was honored by the Big Ten office after leading the Hoosiers to sn 8-3 finish. Today Amateur hockey: St. Paul Vulcans vs.

Rochester, 7:30 p.m., Augsburg Arena. Saturday College women's swimming: Intrasquad Meet, Cooke Pool, of M. "An Evening of Classic Horsemanship," 7-9 p.m., at the Aux Chevaux Equestrian Center, Forest Lake. 2040 945 24 24 100 Totals 240 39-76 Percentages FQ .613, FT .667. Tares scan St.

Mary's at Cross, 7:30 p.m. GAME THURSDAY St. John's at Hamlin, 7:30 p.m. GAMES FRIDAY Concordia at St. Thomas, 7:30 p.m.

St. Mary's at St. Olaf. 7:30 p.m. Nonconference Bethel at Air Force, 7:30 p.m.

GAMES SATURDAY Concordia at St Thomas, 2:30 p.m. St. Olaf at St. Mary's, 7:30 p.m. NHL Totaas 240 4445 17-28 12-43 30 16 106 Pereentagea FQ .518, FT .607.

Three-point goals 1-2, .500 (Anderson 1-1, Free 0-1). Team rebounds 9. Blocked shots 10 (Oiajuwon 4, Sampson 2, Short 2, McCrsy, Petersen). Turnovers 19 (Sampson S. Petersen 3.

Otajuwon 2, Leave 2. Short 2, Conner 2. McCrsy, Free, Johnson). Steele 6 (Short 2. Otajuwon, Potsrssn, gosls 2-9, 222 (Hansen 2-3.

Griffith 04. Tripucka 0-1). Team rebounde 10. Blocked shew, 6 (Eaton 3, Turpn Griffith). Turnovers 16 (Mekme 4, Stockton 3, Griffith 2, lavaroni, Eaton, Hansen, Tripucka.

Bailey, Turpin. Green). Steela 6 (Melone 2, Stockton 2, Tnpucka, Green). TiebntcaU Melons. 6:04 3rd: Oeosl ostenee.

3:54 4th. 6 36 4th. Meaal de College Conner). Technleela None. Megal at Edmonton E-Vi over DETROIT HARTFORD V2-I over Boston MONTREAL 1-1 Vi over Vancouver PITTSBURGH E-Vi over N.Y.

Islanders ST. LOUIS Vfr-1 over Chicago fense 1. A 12212. 2:06. Oractalc Joe Craw- A 16,611, 2 09.

OWclals Jake ODonnei, Jess Thompson. UPPER MIOWEST Augsburg 35, 13. Late Monday result Augustana 24, Southwest St 15. lord. Fury Dunvim.

Bethel at Air Force, 7:30 p.m. I Home team in CAPS I (x) at Philadelphia.