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The Indiana Gazette Monday, October 1, 1984 Page 21 Card MONDAY FOOTBALL NFL Bengals at Sleelers, 9 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL JV Laurel Volley at Blacklick Valley, 4 p.m. Broofcville at Marion Center, 4 p.m. Homer-CenJer at United, 4 p.m. Kiski Prep at Indiana, 4 p.m.

Perns Manor at Purchase Line, 7:30 p.m. Khlanning at Apollo-Ridge, 7:30 p.m. TENNIS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Bradford at Punxsutawney Somerset at Indiana, 3:30 p.m. SOCCER HIGH SCHOOL Calvary Baptist at South Hills, 3:30 p.m. Indiana at Altoona, 4 p.m.

GOLF HIGH SCHOOL Indiana at Laurel Valley i EAST Albright 13, Juniata 10 Amherst 43, Bowdoin 0 Army 13, Duke 9 Bloomsburg 14, Cheyney 6 Boston U. 27, Maine 10 Buffalo 6, Buffalo St. 2 Carnegie-Mellon 24, Hiram Col. 8 Cent. Ohio 51, Morgan St.

14 Clarion 23, California, Pa. 14 Concord 20, W. Virginia St. 7 Connecticut 20, Yale 0 Curry 35, Framingham St. 14 31, Kutztown 16 Edinboro 31, Slippery Rock 26 Fairmont St.

31, W. Va. Weslyn 14 Frrifcln Marshll 59, Georgetown, D.C. 13 Gettysburg 23, Johns Hopkins 16 Glenville St. 23, West Liberty 17 Hamilton 14.

Williams 11 Hobart 21, St. Lawrence 13 Hofstra 14, Catholic U. 13 Holy Cross 24, Harvard 14 IUP 24, West Chester 18 Ithaca 37, Alfred 0 Lafayette 23, Columbia 14 Lebanon Val. 17, Dickinson 9 Lehigh46. Delaware 6 Lock Haven 14, Shippensburg 10 Lowell 23, Stony Brook 8 Lycoming 22, Widener 20 Maine Maritime 3, W.

New England 0 Manhattan 21, N.Y. Maritime 14 Massachusetts 3, Northeastern 0 Mass. Maritime Nichols 12 MercyhurstSO. Frostburg St. 27 Montclair St.

33, Ramapo 2 Moravian 14, Delaware Val. 12 Muhlenberg 20, W. Maryland 9 New Hampshire 38. Dartmouth 10 New Haven 24, Cent. Connecticut 7 Norwich 49, Coast Guard 6 Penn 19, Davidson 14 Princeton 20.

Bucknell 14 RPI42, Brockport St. Rhode Island 34, Brown 13 Rochester 28, Canisius 7 Rutgers 43, Cincinnati 15 NY 19, Fordham 18 Salsrn, W.Va. 56, W. Virginia Tech 9 Salisbury St. 16.

Dist. of Columbia 12 S. Connecticut34, American Intl. 10 Susquehanna 35. Wilkes 7 Swarthmore 41, ursinus 15 Syracuse 17, Nebraska 9 Texas 28, Penn St.

3 Thiel9, Grove City 7 Towson St. 21, C.W. Post 7 Trinity, Conn. 55, Bates 21 Union, N.Y. 30, Colby 14 Wagner 27, Cortland St.

17 Wash. Jeff. 52, Bethany.W.Va. 26 Waynesbura 21, Duquesne 10 Wesleyan 23, Middlebury 11 W. Connecticut 27, Brdgwater.Mass.

8 W. Virginia 28, Pittsburgh 10 Westminster, Pa. 41, Allegheny 0 Worcester Tech 23, Tufts 7 SOUTH Alabama 24, Morenouse 2 Alcorn St. 41, S. Carolina St.

6 Auburn 29, Tennessee 10 Bethune-Cookmn 41. Delaware St. 38 Carson-Newman 50, Catawba 7 Centre 24, Sewanee 10 E. Tennessee St. 16, Citadel 6 E.

Kentucky 20. Austin Peay 3 Elon47, Lenoir-Rhyne6 Florida 27, Mississippi St. 12 Florida 42, Kentucky St. 14 Florida St. 44, Temple 27 Ft.

Valley St. 43, Clark Col. 3 Gardner-Webb 38, Livingstone 10 Georgia Southern 48. Liberty Baptist 11 Georgia Tech 28, Clemson 21 Grambling St. 42, Prairie View 0 Guilford 13, Emory Henry 0 Jacksonville St.

12, Valdosta St. 5 Kentucky Weslyn 10 Louisiana Tech 17, N. Texas St. 12 Maryland 38, Wake Forest 17 Maryville37, Baptist U. 0 Memphis St.

23, S- Mississippi 13 Miami, Fla.38, Rices Middle Tenn. 16, Akron 3 Miles 21. Lane 3 Mississippi 19, Tulane 14 Mississippi Val. 63. Southern U.

45 Morris Brown 21. Savannah St. 6 Murray St. 58. Morehead St.

28 Newberry 38, Mars Hill 6 Norfolk St. 38. Bowie St. 0 N. Carolina 23, Kansas 17 N.

Carolina 16, J.C. Smith 6 N.C. Central 24, Fayetteville St. 22 N'. Carolina St.

31, E. Carolina 22 NW Louisiana 27, NE Louisiana 10 Presbyterian 10. Wofford 0 Randolph-Macon 49, Wash. Lee 9 S. Carolina 17, Georgia 10 SE Louisiana 28, W.

Kentucky 0 Furman 14 Troy St. 41, W. Georgia 10 Vanderbilt 30, Alabama 21 Virginia 26, Virginia Tech 23 VMI 20. Appalachian St. 6 Virginia St.

23. Elizabeth City St. 8 W. Carolina 34. Tennessee Tech 6 William 8, Mary 20, James Madison 10 MIDWEST Adrian 31, Mount Union 27 Alma 61, Olivet Nazarene 30 Ashland 21, Indiana Central 16 Augustana.HI.

45, Wheaton 14 Baker 17. William Jewell 13 Baldwin-Wallace 30, Ohio Northern 17 Ball St. 15. N.Illinois 14 Beloit21. Cornell, Iowa 13 Benedictine.il!.40, North Park21 Black Hills St.

40. Yankton 14 Bowling Green 35, E. Michigan 27 Butler 33. Georgetown, Ky. 7 Case Western 44, John Carroll 8 Cent.

Iowa 21. Wartburg 17 Cent. Michigan 14, Kent St. 10 Chadron St. 18, Midland 7 Coe 34.

Chicago 13 Colgate 35, Cornell? Concordia. Moor. 10, Gustav Adolphus 6 Dayton 59. Olivet 0 Defiance 26, Bluftton 23 Denison 28, Ohio Weslyn 9 DePauw 21, Albion 6 Dickinson St. 6.

Minot St. 2 Illinois44, FerrisSt.33 Elmhurst 30, Carroll, Wis. 7 Emporia St. 14, Washburn 0 Eureka 16, Taylor 14 Evangel 13, Lincoln 6 Findlay 14, Anderson 2 Franklin 42, Valparaiso 24 Hamline-19, Carleton 6 Hanover 29. Wilmington 29.

tie Heidelberg 42, Marietta 0 Illinois St. 28, DrakeO Indiana St. 27, Cent. Missouri 3 Iowa21, Illinois 16 Iowa St. 14, W.

Texas St. 0 Kearney St. 47, Ft. Hays St. 14 Kenyon 33, Wooster 14 Lake Forest 13, Monmouth, lll.o Lakeland 21, Marquette 10 Loras 54, NW Minnesota 3 Mankato St.

56. 6 McPherson 20, Kansas Weslyn 6 Michigan 14. Indiana 6 Millikin 49. Carthage 16 SW Minnesota 6 Mo. Southern 30.

Pittsburg St. 21 Missouri Val. 41, Culver-Stockton 6 Moorhead St. 35. Bemidii St.

28 Muskingum 35. Capital 0 N. Dakota 33. N. Colorado 7 N.

Dakota St. 41, Nebraska-Omaha 23 N. Iowa 30, W. Illinois 17 NW Iowa 50. Concordia.

Neb. 35 Wisconsin 45. Mount Senario 28 Northwd, Mich. 23. Wayne, Mich.

14 Notre Dame 16, Missouri 14 Oberlin 26, Kalamazoo 10 Ohio U. 16, Toledo 16. tie Ohio St. 35. Minnesota 22 Ottawa, Kan.

14. Friends 6 Peru St. 20, Hastings 12 Prlncipia 28, Manchester 23 Purdue 13, Michigan St. 10 Rose-Hulman 6, EarlhamO St. John's, Minn.

7, St. Thomas 0 St. Joseph, lnd.37. Evansville23 St. Norbert 42.1 Ilinois Col.

6 St. Olaf 33. Bethel, Minn. 7 Saginaw Val. St.

28, Grand Valley St. 14 Sioux Falls 45, Huron 0 S. Dakota St. 24, St. Cloud St.

14 S. Dakota Tech 17, Dakota St. 6 S. SEMissouri 16 SW Missouri 37, N6 Missouri 26 SW Kansas 28, Bethany. Kan.

7 Sterling 28. Tabor 22 TarkioM. Cent. Methodist 17 Valley City St. 35, Mayville St.

15 Wayne, Neb. 31, Mo. Western 22 W. Michigan 42, Marshall 7 Winona St. 14, Northern 3 Wisconsin 31.

Northwestern 16 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 33. Navy 10 Austin Col. 16, Sul Ross St. 16. tie Baylor 18, Texas Tech 9 Cent.

Okla. 31. NE Oklahoma 24 E. Central U. 31, Henderson St.

6 Louisville 30, Houston 28 New Mexico 34, Texas-El Paso 7 Oklahoma 24, Kansas St. 6 Oklahoma St. 31, Tulsa 7 Southern Meth. 26, Texas Christian 17 SW Texas St. 39, Cent.

Florida 13 SW Oklahoma 19, Cameron 12 Stephen F.Austin 37, Abilene Christian 21 Texas-Arlington 13. Lamario Texas A8.M 22, Arkansas St. 21 FAR WEST Adams St. 23, Colorado Mines 20 Air Force 52, Colorado St. 10 Arizona 31, Long Beach St.

24 Arizona St. 28. Stanford 10 Boise St. 45. E.

Washington 17 Cal-Davis 10, Cal Poly-SLO 6 Cent. Washington 36, Lewis Clark 0 Chico St. 23, San Diego 0 Fresno St. 53. New Mexico St.

24 Fullerton St. 27. Utah St. 26 Hawaii 16. Vegas 12 Hayward St.

38, Northridge St. 26 Idaho41, Oregon St. 22 Idaho St. 22, Montana St. 6 Linfield 21, W.

Oregon 6 LSU 23, Southern Cal 3 Mesa, Colo. 28, S. Utah 7 Nebraska Weslyn 42, Colorado Col. 0 Nevada-Reno37. N.

Arizona 20 Occidental 14, Claremont-Mudd 9 Oregon 30, Pacific 14 Oregon Tech 23, Pacific, Ore. 18 Pac. Lutheran 24, W. Washington 13 Portland St. 30, Humboldt St.

7 Puget Sound 30, Whitworth 26 Redlands23, Cal Poly-Pomona 12 Rocky Mountain 48, Carroll. Mont. 15 St. Mary's, Cal. 17.

Sonoma St. 9 San Jose St. 33. California 18 Santa Clara 21, Sacramento St. 14 Simon Fraser 20, S.

Oregon 13 UCLA 33, Colorado 16 Washington 53, Miami, Ohio 7. Weber St. 47, Montana 14 W. Montana 24, Montana Tech 23 Whittier 24, La Verne 13 Willamette 28, E. Oregon 14 Wyoming 21, Utah 14 Tuesday, October 2 San Diego at Chicago, 2:25 p.m.

Detroit Kansas City, p.m. Weekend sports in brief BASEBALL NEW YORK (AP) Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees collected four hits to capture the American League batting crown over teammate Dave Winfield on the final day of the 1984 baseball season. Mattingly, who trailed Winfield by two percentage points entering the game, went 4-for-5 with two doubles to finish at .343. Winfield had an infield hit in four at- bats, leaving him at .340. San Diego's Tony Gwynn finished with a .351 average to take the NL crown.

NEW YORK (AP) National League umpire Paul Runge said late Sunday that major league baseball umpires will go out on strike and will refuse to work the two championship series which begin Tuesday. "It's definite," said Runge. "We've instructed the umpires of the American and National leagues to go home." Runge, vice president of the Major League Baseball Umpires Association, was contacted at his El Cajon, home. Runge said that Richie Phillips, attorney for the umpire's union, issued "go-home" order on Saturday to umpire crews scheduled to officiate the playoffs. The strike decision remained in force Sunday, Runge added, after Phillips met with American League President Bobby Brown and Charles Feeney, president of the National League.

AUTO RACING WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) Randy Lanier clinched the 1984 International Motor Sports Association Camel GT series title Sunday as he and co-driver Dale Whittington won the attrition-plagued New York 500 sports car jace. MARATHON BERLIN (AP) John Skovbjerg of Denmark edged Wolfgang Krueger of West Germany to win the rain-soaked 26- mile Berlin marathon Sunday in 2 hours, 13 minutes, 35 seconds. Krueger was just seconds behind, with a time of 2:13:43 in the llth annual race, run through seven West Berlin districts. Poland's Pavel Lorens was third in 2:14:53.

TORONTO (AP) Kevin Forster of Britain won the Toronto Marathon Sun- with a course-record time of two hours, 12 minutes and 32 seconds. Forster, who was selected as the first alternate for Britain's Olympic marathon team, eclipsed the previous course mark of 2:17:09 set by Kevin Ryan of New Zealand in 1981. TENNIS NEW ORLEANS (AP) Martina Nav- ratilova won her 65th straight tournament Sunday, defeating speedy Zina Garrison 6-4, 6-3 to win the championship of the Virginia Slims tournament stop here. Navratilova then teamed with Pam Shriver to beat Wendy Turnbull and Sharon Walsh 64, 6-1, for the doubles championship. Navratilova's $5,500 share of the doubles title money gives her earnings of $2,096,256 for the year, best ever by a professional tennis player.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL DALLAS tAPl After 43 seasons. Grambling Coach Eddie Robinson has become the second-winningest coach in college football history, edging ahead of Amos Alonzo Stagg with 315 victories. Grambling turned four turnovers and a poor punt into touchdowns and overpowered Prairie View 42-0 Saturday night. so appreciative to have the opportunity to work with Grambling and equal what other people have done." Robinson said. haven't blocked or tackled anybody.

Other people have done it." The victory pushed Robinson's record to 315-104-15 since he became Grambling's coach in 1941. He was tied with Amos Alonzo Stagg (314-199-35) going into the game and now is just eight victories behind Paul "Bear" Bryant, who had a 323-85-17 coaching record. BOXING ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) Gerry Cooney chose Alaska for his boxing comeback after a 27-month absence. It figures. "Break the ice," said co-manager Dennis Rappaport after Cooney's schedueld 10-round bout against Phillip Brown Saturday.

"I wanted to break the ice." Cooney broke the ice and beat up Brown, knocking his former sparring partner down three times and out at 2:37 of the fourth round in his first fight since his 13th-round loss to Larry Holmes June 11, 1982, at Las Vegas, in a bid for the World Boxing Council heavyweight title. "Let the fans all over the world know 'that Gerry Cooney is back," said the 28- year-old Cooney, who was winning for the first time since his 54-second knockout of Ken Norton May 11,1981, at New York. Cooney's record now is 26-1 record, with 23 knockouts. MAZDA TRUCK per mo. I I I I month lease with $600 down plus tax and license fees, closed end lease with purchase option.

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479-2623 Wedneeaey. OctpMr San Diego at Chicago. 2 :25 P.m. Detroit at Kansas City, PJH. October 4 Chicago at San I I I Kansas City at Detroit, 8:25 p.m.

Situntey. October 6 Kansas City at Detroit, p.m., if necessary Chicago at San Diego, 8:25 a.m., if necessary Sundcy, Octobv7 Chiacgo at San Diego, 4:05 p.m., if necessary Kansas City at Detroit, 8:25 p.m., if necessary World Scricc If the San Diego Padres represent the National League: Tinwtoy, October 9 at San Diego, 8:35 P.m. Oetebar 10 at San Diego. 8:25 p.m. Friday, 12 at American League, 8:35 p.m.

Saturday, October 13 at American League, 1 :30 p.m. Sunday, October at American League. 4:45 p.m., if necessary Tuwtey, October 16 at San Diego, 8:25 p.m., if necessary Wednudiy, October 17 at San Diego, 8:25 p.m., if necessary If the Chicago Cubs represent the National League: Tundiy, October 9 at American League. 8:35 p.m. Wednecdcy, October 10 at American League, 8:25 p.m.

Friday, October 12 at Chicago, 2:25 p.m. Saturday, October at Chicago. 1 :30 p.m. Sunday, October at Chicago, 3:45 p.m., if necessary Tsmdxy, October 1S at American League. 8:25 p.m., if necessary Wednesday, October 17 at American League, 8:25 p.m., if necessary Uegue PHILADELPHIA that Paul manaser, has resigned but will remain as an administrative assistant with the club.

Named John Felske manager and Lee Elia and Del Unser assistant coaches. Announced that Claude Osteen, Mike Ryan and Dave Bristol will be retained as assistant coaches. BASKETBALL National Beeketbelt Aeeodetion MILWAUKEE Marques Johnson and Junior Bridgeman, forwards, and Harvey Catchings, center, to the Los Angeles Clippers for Terry Cummings. forward, and Craig Hodges and Rickey Pierce, guards. NEW JERSEY Steve Hayes, center.

NEW YORK Campy Russell, forward, to the Cleveland Cavaliers for a second-round 1965 draft choice. FOOTBALL Foottoell Leegue SAN FRANCISCO Bryan Clark, quarterback. TAMPA BAY Leon Bright, running back. WASHINGTON Joe Washington, running back, and Morris Towns, offensive lineman, on the iniured reserve list. Reactivated Ken Coffey, safety, and Clint Didier, tight end.

HOCKEY National Hockey League EDMONTON Wayne Babych, forward, to the St. Louis Blues to void a conditional trade. Scores Saturday's Bostons. NY Islanders3 Buffalo3 Pittsburgh 4, New Jersey 2 Minnesota 4, Quebec 4 Montreal 5, Edmonton 4, OT Washington 6, Toronto 3 Sunday's Games Toronto 3, NY Rangers 2 Boston 3, Quebec 1 Buffalo6, Detroit! Washington 6, Minnesota 1 Edmonton 6, Chicago 5 Calgary 8, Vancouver 4 Los Angeles 7. Winnipeg 4 Monday's Garna Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:35 p.m.

MOHAWK Women's Snbnrban Andrea Ferraro 171-200160-531, Jennie Morandi 190-517. Jan Kozletsky 212-514. Betty Sbankle 182-511. Joan Maschak 187-438. Liz Nevins 168-495.

Joan Stancombe 183492. Mary Zayachak 172-487. Pam Fetterman 18W84. Sally Roth 170-484. EAGLES John Deraeter 157-178-208-543, Frank Cramer 183-519.

Greg Sheesley 175-502. Tom Dembosky 174-501. Jim Mock Clair Armstrong 178-485. Ron Milliard 180-482. Gene McCracken 190-467.

Mel Hannah 173-464, John Kilmkos 182-159. on Bets NATIONAL LEAGUE AB Pet. Gwynn SD 158 606 88 213 .351 Lacy Pit 137 66 152 -311 CDavis SF 135 499 87 157 .315 SandbergChi 155 636 114 200 .314 Cruz Htn 160 600 96 187 .312 Ray Pit 155 555 75 173 .312 Hernandez NY 154 550 83 171 .311 CabellHtn 126 436 52 135 310 Raines 160 622 106 192 .309 Guerrero LA 144 535 85 162 .383 HomeRuns Murphy. Atlanta. 36; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 36; Carter.

Montreal. 27; Strawberry. New York, 26; Cey, Chicago. 25; Foster, New York, 24; Durham, Chicago, 23; CDavis, San Francisco. 21; Leonard, San Francisco, 21; Marshall.

Los Angeles. 21. Runs Batted In Carter. Montreal. 106; Schmidt.

Philadelphia, 106; Murphy, Atlanta. 100; Cey, Chicago, 97; Strawberry, New York, 97; Durham. Chicago, 96; Cruz, Houston. 95; Hernandez, New York, 94; Davis, Chicago. 94; Parker.

Cincinnati. Pilchlng (IS Decisions) Sutcliffe, Chicago, 16-1, Dawley, Houston, 11-4. Soto. Cincinnati. 18-7.

Pena, bos Angeles, 12-6. Gooden, New York, 17-9. Carlton. Philadelphia. 13-7.

13-7. Perez, Atlanta, 14-S, Thurmond, San Diego. 14-8, Whitson, San Diego, 14-8. .636. AMERICAN LEAGUE AB Pet MatlinglyNY 153 603.

91 207 Winfield NY 141 567 106 193 BoggsBsn 158 625 109 203 .325 BBellTex 148 552 88 174 .315 Trammll Del 139 555 35 174 .314. Easier Bsn 156 601 37 188 .313 HrbekMin 149 559 80 174 Collins Tor 127 441 59 136 .308 EMurrayBIt 162 588 97 180 .306 SainesChi 146 569 72 173 .304 Ripken Bit 162 641 103 195 .304 VukovichCie 131 437 38 133 .304 Home Runs Armas. Boston, 43; Kingman, 35; LNParrish. Detroit, 33; Murphy. Oakland.

33; Thornton, Cleveland, 33; Brunansky. Minnesota. 32; DwEvans. Kittle, Chicago, 32. Runs Batted In Armas.

Boston, 123; Rice, Boston, 122; Kingman. Oakland. 118; ADavis, Seattle. 116; EMur- ray. Baltimore.

110; Mattingly. New York, Tluj" Hrbek, Minnesota. 107; DwEvans, Boston. 104. Pitching (15 Decisions) Alexander.

Toronto, 17-6. Blyleven. Cleveland. 19-7. Petry, Detroit, 18-8.

Wilcox. Detroit, 17-8, Niekro, New Stieb, Toronto. 16-8. Nipper. BostorC 11-6.

Boddicker. Baltimore, 20-11. .645. ABILENE, Texas CAP) Final scores and money-winnings Sunday in the LaJet Classic on the 7,166 yard, par 72 Fairway Oaks Golf Club course (a-amateur): Curtis Strange, S43.000 Mark O'Meara, $37,800 Vance Heafner, $20.300 Dan Halldorson. S20.300 Tim Simpson, $13,300 Hubert Green, $13,300 Dan Forsman, 510,908 Tony Sills, $10,908 Brett Upper, S10.908 Scott Simpson, S9.450 Phil Hancock, $8,400 Rex Catdwell, $8,400 Fred Couples.

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