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4 ThursdayNovember 171988Star Tribune Scoreboard Labor plan on owners' agenda 1 Miami Dolphins Placekicker Fuad Reveiz, sidelined for four games because of a pulled thigh muscle, worked out yesterday and might be activated this week, -v Baseball will replace Ken O'Brien, whose efficiency rating has dropped 22.4 points in the last six weeks. Detroit Tigers Waived veteran Inflelder Ray Knight for the purpose of giving him his unconditional re lease. Toronto Blue Jays Signed Gene Tenace as a minor league hitting CANVASrXTT (WON SIWMC I STOO SIZES 1 If II CHICK OUt IOWKICCS I fl HAXRS CANVAS Yf 51 1 30Av.S.E.ollUniv. trTU 331-1321 instructor. Basketball Charleston Gunners rrn.

I THU17 I FRI18 I SAT19 I SUN20 I MON21 1 TUE22 WED23 fSVM Ind. Noon fr5, Ch.11 ''fpw'-xS p7 Ch.29 tlfc Van. N.Y.R. Edm. 4j 7:35 7:35 7:35 At At 8:00 7:35 Ch.29 tj fin SOLVE YOUR HAIR-LOSS The CBA club suspended Skip Henderson indefinitely after he tested positive for co caine.

Los Angeles Clippers No matter how advanced your Placed forward Joe Wolf on injured reserve and re-signed guard Tom Garrlck and forward From News Services The league's Management Council will meet today in Chicago, looking for a way to end the contract stalemate with the Players Association. The owners reportedly are set to unveil a labor plan that they say will be implemented unilaterally Feb. 1 unless a settlement is reached. The plan includes a modified form of free agency, based on time played and a rookie salary scale. But it is expected to be rejected by the union.

"It's not even worth talking about," said Gene Upshaw, the executive director of the NFL Players Association. Upshaw and some management sources said that under the plan, any player beyond the first three years of his contract who plays less than half the offensive or defensive plays would become free agents without compensation or right of first refusal. However, other management sources said the new plan will differ sharply from Upshaw's version, which he said he received from management negotiator Jack Donlan. Bell reinstated Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell was reinstated by commissioner Pete Rozelle, ending his suspension for violation of the league's substance abuse policy. Bell, a 10-year veteran, is expected to play this week against the Seattle Seahawks.

He was suspended Oct. 20 after testing positive in a random test. WMUIUVlli Dave Popson. atisiMaV Call Leigh Gardner for the answers Rochester Flyers lm Hair Loss Center Released center Martin Nessley and point Washington Redskins Defensive end Markus Koch might be out for the season after a CAT scan showed a stress fracture of his lumbar vertebra. Koch was hospitalized Monday for what was thought to be a pinched nerve in his back.

He left the hospital Wednesday. Chicago Bears Coach Mike Ditka said he is tired of the "whiners and complainers" pointing to the Bears' schedule as one reason for the club's success. "It's unfair to say that about us or New Orleans or anybody else," Ditka said as the Bears (9-2) prepared to play Tampa Bay (3-8), a team they have beaten 1 1 straight. "All you do is play them week to week. You don't set the schedule.

"You have to look at who is whining and who is complaining and it just doesn't bother me," Ditka said. "Schedules are made up and they're equitable and sometimes in your division there are teams that aren't playing well. And right now we have a couple that aren't playing well." Former Bears running back Walter Payton was involved in a minor accident when his car attempted to avoid a swerving vehicle on an interstate exit, but no one was seriously hurt, police in Schaumburg, said. 14 Nicollet Ave. Mpla.

55423 guard Ricky Grace to reach the 10-man limit. 612866-4966 or 1 -600-444-4966 Seattle SuperSonics Said starting point guard Nate McMillan suf fered an eye injury Wednesday that will keep him out for four games. Football Easketball Green Bay Packers Collegemen Waived wide receiver Keith Paskett. New England Patriots Placed kick returner Marvin Allen on injured reserve with a shoulder fracture. Colleges UPPER MIDWEST Viiwbo 100, Lakeland (Shaboy- EXHIBITIONS Michigan 97, Yugoslavia 75.

Wisconsin 84, Vlctofla 62. Collegewomen UPPER MIDWEST Lakeland (Sheboygan, Wis.) 84, Vitsrb072. a. Community college UPPER MIDWEST Minneapolis C.C. 116, Mlnneapo- lis Alumni 97.

Colorado Said forwardguard Cody Walters of Hutchin son (Kan.) Junior College has signed a letter of intent to play pasketDan tor tne Bunaioes. Moorhead (9-1), noon. (8-2) at Simpson, Iowa (9-1), 12:30 p.m. East regional: Hofstra, N.Y. (9-1) at Cortland N.Y.(10-0), 11:30 a.m.

Ithaca, N.Y. (9-1) at Wagner, N.Y. (8-1), 11:30 a.m. South regional: Rhodes, Tenn. (8-1) at Ferrum, Va.

(9-0), 11:30 a.m. Widener (9-1) at Moravian, Pa. tall, North regional: Adrian, Mich. (7-2) at Augustana, III. (8-1), 12:30 p.m.

Wittenberg, Ohio (8-2) at Dayton, Ohio (9-1), 11:30 a.m. NAIA II playoffs FIRST ROUND Garnet Saturday Blutfton, Ohio (8-1) at Cumberland, Ky. (10-0), noon. Austin College, Texas (9-1) at Westminster, Pa. (10-0), noon.

Sioux Falls, S.D. (10-0) at Northwestern, Iowa (11-0), 1 p.m. Valley City N.D. (6-2) at Crosse (8-2), 1 p.m. Nebraska Wesleyan (7-2) at Evangel, Mo.

(9-0), 1 p.m. Baker, Kan. (8-1) at Bethany, Kan. (9-0), 1 p.m. Central Washington (9-0) at Carroll, Mont.

(9-0), 2 p.m. Pacific Lutheran, Wash. (7-2) at Oregon Tech (7-2), 3 p.m. The substance found in his system has not been identified. It was the first time he had tested positive, but Northern Colorado was suspended by Rozelle because of Said the contract of football coach Ron Si' monson has been renewed for one year.

a previous conviction on drug Bowling charges in which he served a four- Wyoming Said Alabama hiah school forward Queintpnia month prison sentence in 1986. Lions after Glanville? Higgins, rated the state's top player, has signed a letter of intent to play basketball for the cowboys. Professionalmen PBA BRUNSWICK OPEN Third rd.QIndak Heights, III. ,1. Parker Bonn III, Freehold, N.J., 2.

Joe Barardl, Wellington, 3. David Guin-, don, West Seneca, N.Y., 4. Hugh Miller, Everette, 5.264., 5. Mark Baker, Garden i Grove, 6. Ron Pa-; tomlrt Erie, 5,185.

7, Dave Soular, Leawood, The Houston Post reported that the Detroit Lions have offered Oilers coach Jerry Glanville a five-year, $3 million contract. Glanville declined The line compiled by Las Vegas-based oddsmakers Keith Glantz and Russell Culver b.vu; b. Mark Horn, spring Heights, N.J., 9 HoTlfPU Gary ckinson, Edmond, to comment, but Lions general man ager Russ Thomas denied the report. Oilers owner Bud Adams, mean- for Sports Features Syndicate. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 'IF YOU CAN FIND A LOWER PRICE FROM A COMPETITOR WITHIN 30 DAYS OF YOUR PURCHASE, WE'LL REFUND THE DIFFERENCE PLUS 25 OF THE DIFFERENCE WE'LL BEAT ANYBODY'S BEST PRICE ADVERTISED OR QUOTED, RETAIL OR WHOLESALE CL.

OFFER APPLIES TO COMPARABLE TIRES NFL College Butcn soper, Tustin, 11. Rowdy Morrow, Str Louis, 12. Don Qenalo, ferrysburg, Ohio, 5,128. while, said he would not release WCHA Glanville, a Detroit native, from the TPta OF OA remaining two years of his five-year TIRES PLUS '10 POINT PLAN' 1 0 18 42 21 Gophers Football contract, which pays $300,000 per nfT year. That why you sign contracts, so you won't have to deal with these NFC (Sunday) VIKINGS 42 over Indianapolis BUFFALO 7 over N.Y.

Jets Chicago 7 over TAMPA BAY Cincinnati 4Vz over DALLAS CLEVELAND 8V2 over Pittsburgh GREEN BAY 4 over Detroit (y) HOUSTON 6 over Phoenix L.A. RAIDERS Vb over Atlanta L.A. RAMS 1 1 over San Diego MIAMI 3 over New England NEW ORLEANS 5 over Denver N.Y. GIANTS 3tt over Philadelphia Seattle 2 over KANSAS CITY (Monday) SAN FRANCISCO 3Vi over Washington things, Adams said. New York Jets RESULT WEDNESDAY Kansas City at Los Angeles, night.

GAME FRIDAY Wichita at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. Tennis Professionalmen LITTLE CAESARS CHAMPS Second roundDetroit Kelly Evernden, Australia, def. Derrick Rostagno (6), Rancho Palos Verdes, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2). Aaron Krlcksteln (3), Grosse Polnte, def. Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, 6-4, 7-6 (7- Leil Shiras, Milwaukee, def.

Joey Rive, Fort Lauderdale, 7-5, 6-2. Dan Goldie (4), McLean, def. Robert Van't Hof, Irvine, 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 6-2. Professionalwomen VA. SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP First roundNew York Singles Martina Navratilova (1), Fort Worth, Texas, del.

Larisa Sav-chenko, Soviet Union, 6-7 (7-9), Manuela Maleeva (7), Bulgaria, def. Lorl McNeil, Houston, 6-1, 6-0. Natalia Zvereva (6), Soviet Union, def. Helen Kelesi, Canada, 6-2, 1-6, 6-2. Doubles Martina Navratilova, Fort Worth, Texas-Pam Shrlver, Luthervilie, Md.

(1), def. Lori McNeil, Houston-Betsy Nagelssn, Kapalua Bay, Hawaii, 6-4, 6-1. Volleyball Big Ten Pet GB Illinois 14 0 1.00 Gophers 10 6 .625 5 lows 10 6 .625 5 Indiana 8 7 .533 6V4 Ohio State 8 7 .533 6V4 Northwestern 7 7 .500 7 Purdue 7 7 .500 7 Michigan St. 4 10 .286 10 Wisconsin 4 10 .286 10 Michigan 1 13 .077 13 Note Records reflect conference tames only. SULT WEDNESDAY Gophers def.

Iowa 16-14, 15-7, 16-14. GAMES FRIDAYSATURDAY Gophers at Western Michigan Classic. GAMES FRIDAY Indiana at Northwestern. Michigan at Purdue. Michigan St.

at Illinois. Ohio State at Wisconsin. GAMES SATURDAY Indiana at Wisconsin. Michigan at Illinois. Michigan St.

at Purdue. Ohio State at Northwestern. Gophers (10-6) A Nevelle 3 13 8 Lushlne 2 0 2 2 Miller 5 0 4 4 Gonzalez 23 1 1 15 Thompson 0 0 3 0 Oesterling 2 3 0 7 Schaefer 18 0 2 10 Hipschen 0 10 0 Childs 0 0 0 0 Staab 0 0 0 3 Totals 55 6 15 49 Iowa (10-6) A Moylan 1 1 0 13 Rees 7 0 2 14 Hosty 0 0 0 0 Lorentson 0 0 0 3 Zehr 4 13 9 Hamel 13 0 2 7 Spethman 7 0 3 9 Willis 10 0 3 1 Totals 42 2 13 55 Kills. A Service aces. Soto and assisted blocks.

digs. Assists Minnesota 51 (Oesterling 42, Nevelle 8, Gonzalez 1); Iowa 45 (Moylan 38, Rees 3, Hamel 3, Willis 1). Time of match 1:31. A 461. CENTRAL Chicago Vikings ffamfjaBay Oelfp Green Bay 'EAST Giants SERVICES Coach Joe Walton confirmed a ALL SEASON STEEL-BELTED RADIAL switch that had been rumored for J17 I several days when he named Pat TPct 2 0.818 4 0.636 8 0 .273 9 0.182 9 0.182 TPct 4 0.636 40.638 5 0.545 5 0.545 9 0.182 Pet 3 0 .727 4 0.636 6 0.545 PF PA 226 137 292 182 198 281 149 233 173 227 PF PA 236 223 262 236 260 237 257 270 172 254 PF PA 228 186 276 194 225 205 Denver 6 4 1 13 60 53 Mich.

Tech 6 4 0 12 43 42 Wisconsin 5 3 2 12 42 30 N. Dakota 5 5 0 10 30 36 N. Michigan 4 5 1 9 43 36 4 6 0 8 41 42 Colorado C. 2 8 1 5 40 58 NoteRecords reflect conference games only. Games between teams from the WCHA and Hockey East count in the standings for both leagues.

GAMES FRIDAYSATURDAY Gophers at 7:35 p.m. Colorado College at Wisconsin, 7:35 p.m. Michigan Tech at North Dakota, 7:35 p.m. N. Michigan at Denver, 8:35 p.m.

GAMES SATURDAY Gophers at 7:35 p.m. Colorado College at Wisconsin, 7:35 p.m. Michigan Tech at North Dakota, 8:05 p.m. N. Michigan at Denver, 8:35 p.m.

Ryan as his starting quarterback for I P15580RI3 23.99 P16580R13 30.99 P17580R13 31.99 P18S80R13 33.99 Sunday game with Buffalo. Ryan NBA wasrangion 'Dallas 2 WEST New Orleans 8 l.A. Rams 7 San Fran. 6 Atlanta 3 P18575R13 34.99 P19575RI4 35.99 P20575R14 36.99 P20575R15 31.99 P2IS7SR15 39.99 Vikings 8 0 .273 196 254 i DALLAS 20 over Charlotte DENVER 13Vz over San Antonio HOUSTON 22 over Miami L.A. Lakers 2 over SEATTLE MILWAUKEE 10V4 over New Jersey UTAH 7 over Portland i IP23575R15 41.99 Continued from page 1C ALL SEASON STEEL BELTED RADIALS and a smooth stride.

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Louis -Jets uify Miami WEST 5 5 1.500 233 236 5 6 0 .455192 234 Pet PF PA 6 5 0 .545 237 213 a trvrrffi i P15580R13 33.95 Denver 6 5 0.545213 222 P18580R13 45.95 College football I trol is as tine as I ve ever seen. Burns said Jones' statistics (529 receiving yards) might be more impressive if not for nagging toe and arch injuries. He missed the 24-7 loss to Miami on Oct. 2 because he was hurting. nil ki Hockey East TPta GF GA Boston C.

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General manager Mike Lynn has a system that rates all the Vikings, regardless of position. Last season, is GAMES FRIDAYSATURDAY Jones, who was playing behind Leo Lewis, was the only nonstarter to rate higher than a starter, he rated above 0.545 ibb zn Sail Diego 3 8 0.273129 206 Kansas City 2 8 1.227154 194 GAMES SUNDAY Indianapolis at Vikings, noon. Chicago at Tampa Bay, noon. Cincinnati at Dallas, noon. Oenver it New Orleans, noon.

Detroit vs. Green Bay at Milwau-: kee, noon. N.Y, Jets at Buffalo, noon. Phoenix at Houston, noon. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, noon.

Seattle at Kansas City, noon. San Diego at L.A. Rams, 3 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 3 p.m.

'Atlanta at L.A. Raiders, 3 p.m. New England at Miami, 7 p.m. 'GAME MONDAY Washington at San Francisco, 8 i p.m. CFL Playoffs SECOND ROUND Games Sunday Winnipeg at Toronto, 12:30 p.m.

British Columbia at Edmonton, 3:30 p.m. GREY CUP Game Sunday, Nov. 27 Semifinal winners at Ottawa, 2 p.m. W. Michigan at Miami (Ohio).

Ohio State at Michigan. Bowling Green at Lake Superior St. Ferris St. at Nonconference Boston U. at Michigan St.

IHL six starters. "That's very unusual," said Lynn, whose system is based on production. Jones, who had seven catches for 189 yards and two touchdowns in OTL Pta 1111! (Saturday) Iowa 12 over GOPHERS ARMY 3 over Boston Col. (x) BAYLOR vs. Texas, pick Brigham Young 12 over UTAH Brown IV2 over COLUMBIA CLEMSON IOV2 over South Carolina COLORADO 33 over Kansas St.

CORNELL vs. Pennsylvania, pick DUKE 8 over North Carolina East Carolina 1 2 over CINCINNATI HARVARD 2 over Yale Houston 1 3 over TEXAS TECH ILLINOIS 18 over Northwestern Indiana 1 6 over PURDUE MEMPHIS ST. 1 VS over Vanderbilt Miami, Fla. 7 over LOUISIANA ST. Michigan 11 over OHIO STATE MICHIGAN ST.

32 over Wisconsin Missouri 13Vi over KANSAS NOTRE DAME 17 over Penn St. OKLAHOMA vs. Nebraska, pick Oklahoma St. 1 7 over IOWA ST. Oregon vs.

OREGON pick Pittsburgh 6V2 over NORTH CAROLINA ST. PRINCETON 11 over Dartmouth San Diego St. 12z over NEW MEXICO Southern Cal 2Vz over UCLA Stanford 2V2 over CALIFORNIA TENNESSEE 2V2 over Kentucky TEXAS 2OV2 over Texas Christian TEXAS-EL PASO 7 over Air Force TULANE 3 over Mississippi St. TULSA 6 over Temple VIRGINIA 6 over Maryland WASHINGTON ST. 3Vz over Washington WEST VIRGINIA 8 over Syracuse Wyoming 1 0V2 over HAWAII 4J JI P15580R13 39.25 P16580R13 48.00 P17580R13 50.00 P18580R13 53.00 P18575R14 57.00 P19575R14 60.00 P2057SR14 61.00 P20575R15 65.00 P21575R15 68.00 P22575R15 70.00 P23575R15 73.00 1987, leapfrogged past Lewis as a Wrestling If jf ARRIVAL SI All starter this season.

EAST Muskegon Saginaw 'Kalamazoo Fort Wayne Flint WEST Milwaukee Salt Lake Denver Indianapolis HI9 a I I OTL Pts College UVrSEASONj 'IB reoria Jones has shown big-play ability. He had only two catches in the playoffs, but both were for touchdowns. He caught a 44-yard prayer at the end of the first half at New Orleans and scored on a S-yarder at San Francis PRESEASON TOP 20 POLL The preseason top 20 NCAA Division I wrestling teams as voted by the National Wrestling Coaches Association with first-place votes in parentheses, 1988-89 final dual records and total lints: Oklahoma St. (9) 16-2-0 311 College SNOW TIRES. a 2.

Arizona St. (5) 16-2-0 303 co. Lynn said Jones thrives under NoteTwo points are awarded for a victory. OTL -Overtime loser receives one point. North Stars affiliate.

RESULTS WEDNESDAY Milwaukee 5, Fort Wayne 4. Salt Lake 2, Saginaw 1. RESULT TUESDAY Denver 6, Indianapolis 3. GAME TODAY Indianapolis at Denver. GAMES FRIDAY Fort Wayne at Flint.

Indianapolis at Denver. Milwaukee at Muskegon. Peoria at Kalamazoo. Saginaw at Salt Lake City. 14-5-2 285 14-3-0 264 16- 3-0 255 17- 4-0 248 16-4-0 213 pressure.

He doesn sweat. Watch him," Lynn said. Vikings cornerback Issiac Holt said he first noticed Jones' propensity for PI 5580-1 3 34.95 P1 7580-1 3 36.90 P1 8575-1 4 40.92 P19575-14 41.24 P20575-14 43.39 P20575-15 43.99 P21 575-1 5 45.84 P22575-15 47.65 P23575-15 49.69 3. Penn State 4. Michigan (2) 5.

Iowa 6. Iowa State 7. Edinboro, Pa. 8. Lock Haven, Pa.

9. Minnesota 10. Northern Iowa 11. Wisconsin 12. Oklahoma 13.

N.C. State 14. Ohio State 15. Btoomsburg, Pa. 18.

Pittsburgh 17. North Carolina 18. Northwestern 19. Lehigh 20. Nebraska 182 167 152 139 137 108 92 89 87 big plays at training camp in 1986, when Jones was a fifth-round draft Home team in CAPS.

(x) Dublin, Ireland. (y) Milwaukee. 14- 34 15- 6-0 14-3-0 10- 7-0 11- 9-2 19-6-0 16- 64 12- 5-1 8-6-1 14-5-0 NCAA II playoffs FIRST ROUND Gamee Saturday Upper bracket Millersville, Pa. (9-1) at Indiana, P. (7-2), noon.

Winslon-Salem, N.C. (10-1) at N.C. Central (8-1-1), 12:30 p.m. 'Augustana, S.D. (8-3) at North Da-' kola St.

(10-0), Sacramento St. (8-2) at Cal-Davls (7-2-1), 3 p.m. Lower bracket Butler, Ind. (8-1-1) at West Chester, Pa. (9-1) at Jack-' sonville St.

(9-1), 1:30 p.m. Mississippi College (9-2) at Texas (8-2), 1:30 p.m. Bowie Md. (8-1-1) at Portland St. (8-2-1), 3 p.m.

NCAA III playoffs FIRST ROUND Games Saturday West regional: Iowa (8-1) at Concordla- choice from Florida State trying to Soccer II ii 73 MISL make the team. His hands were the first thing you could see. And the way he ran routes," Holt said. "I picture him like (Hall of Fame re 7-9-0 571 5-11-0 38 Pet GB ST. PAUL AREA 8-9-1 32 MINNEAPOLIS AREA Minnesota 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 2 .500 ceivers Fred) Biletnikoff and (Paul) 'mm a Baltimore Los Angeles Wichita Dallas San Diego Kansas City Tacoma 1 Wartield all in one.

Everything is so, flauJLiaUt Others receiving votes Notre Dame 22, Wyoming 21, West Virginia 21, Oregon 13, East Stroudsburg 13, Missouri 11, Cleveland St. 6, Clarion, Pa. 5, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 4, Syracuse 3, Navy 1, Oregon St. 1. TITW, ii TuTL precise.

And he can give moves and 2 2 3 .333 1Vt .000 2 .000 2Vi not mess the timing ot his route. Said Carter "He doesn't look like he's running fast. He has good speed Alton Alps, Afton Making snow. Opening soon. Andes Tower Hills, Alexandria Making snow.

Anticipated opening Saturday. Buck HHI, Bumsville Making snow. Opening soon. Giants Ridge, Blwabik Base 12-18, groomed, four new, making snow. Anticipated opening Saturday, one beginner and one intermediate run.

Lutten, tutsan Making snow. Anticipated opening Nov. 24. Mount Frontenec, Red Wing Opening soon. Mount Keto, Mankato Opening soon.

Powder Ridge, Kimball Opening soon. Spirit Mountain, Dututh Base 18-24, groomed, making snow. Anticipated opening Saturday. Welch Village, Welch Making snow. Anticipated opening Friday.

Wild Mountain, Taylors Falls Base 8-15, groomed, making snow, open daily, one quad, one intermediate and one expert run. -1 f.lJ T.1TS i SWJi Vr l.fs City: Alfonso RatHff (25-7, 18 KOs) 7:30 p.m. and can lull a defensive back to 'I 'i fill amM On TV vs. jert Lampkin (zr-14-i, 22 KOs), 12 rounds. Live.

sleep." WCCO (830 AM) Prep Parade Sid Hartman and John Gordon name the high school "Coach and Team of the Week." mi-ILIafJiL'-ITiii- Anthology Golf 11 p.tn. 2 p.m. Football 8:20 a.m. (ESPN) lauzu Kapelua International, second round From Kapalua Golf Club in Maul, Hawaii. Live.

(Also 2 a.m.) Wisconsin Jones, for his part, has declined to grant interviews. He's one of those guys who'd rather speak with his his actions on the field. They're saying plenty. Vikings notes Defensive tackle Keith Millard has a wrenched back that could affect his status for Sunday's home game against Indianapolis. "I'm pretty sore.

It'll be tight. I want to play. I'll do everything I can," said Millard, who was WCCO (830 AM) The John Gute-kunst Show Team update from the Gophers coach. at Sports Wrap With Wally Langlellow, Auto racing (ESPN NASCAR Southwest 'Tour Phoenix 300 From the Phoenix (Ariz.) International Race-' way Rerun. OUT OF TWIN CITIES Hockey 7:30 p.m.

Christie Mountain, Bruce Making snow. Anticipated opening Nov. 25. Mount La Crosse, La Crosse Opening soon. Mount Telemartt, Cable Making snow.

Anticipated opening Nov. 28. TroHhaugen, Dresser Base 8-14, groomed, making snow, open daily, one double and one intermediate run. 10:30 p.m. KANO (1470 AM) Cretin-Derham Had vs.

Bumsville Class AA high school semifinal: -zi- it irmtMrnfti "infiiir- aliip M)MBf (WOR) New York Rangers at Lot Angeles Kings From the Forum. Tape. mured against the Cowboys. "I'll play. I don'l 8 p.m.

Hockey know how effective I'll be. It'll probably be Tennis Michigan IESPNJ IHRA Chief Nationals From Dallas. Tape. excruciating pain, but if I can go, I'll go." 4:30 p.m. Bums said safety John Hams (ankle) and Holt 6 p.m.

Biackeck, Bessemer Opening soon. Nnhanheed, Wakefield Base up to 12, groomed, making snow, open daily, three trails and two lifts. 11 p.m. WCCO (830 AM) The Pierre Page Show Sid Hartman interviews the North Stars coach. ESPN Nevada Off-Road 500 From Las Vegas.

Tape. FNNJ WCT Little Caeaars Championship, men's second-round matches From Cobo Arena in Detroit. Live. (thigh) also might miss the game. The Vikings are giving a tryout to defensive back Jamie Fitzgerald, whom they released in training camp.

Carter didn't practice yesterday because of a sprained knee suffered in the Dallas game. He is expected to play Sunday. 7 p.m. Boxing frm rm WAYL (980 AM) North Stare vs. Vancouver.

On redla 8 p.m. Anthology (USA) USBA cnileorweight championship From Atlantic.