Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 20

SPORTS THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1985 BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER 2C JeSs' Mo' scoring outouirstt jeffiisoims Red Wiimgs goals and not get them back on an Tho Associated Pfa DETROIT Paul MacLean, Dale Hawerchuk and Brian Mullen combined for 126 goals for the Winnipeg Jets a season ago, so when they came to Detroit with just two goals in three games something figured to give. Something did. MacLean scored two goals, Mullen one and Hawerchuk collected four assists Wednesday night as the Jets posted their first National Hockey League victory of the season, a 4-3 triumph over the winless Detroit Red Wings. "Everything we did in the first goaltender, the Detroit club said it was recalling Chris Pusey from its Adirondack farm club.

Pusey is expected to join the team today. three games didn't work," said MacLean, who opened the scoring while the Jets held a two-man advantage 2:05 into the game and added his second of the night before the first period was over to increase the Jets lead to 3-0. "Personally, I stopped trying to be something I'm not. I went back to just doing the things that got me here the bumping and grinding and working the corners." MacLean collected his first goal of the season when be. poked his own rebound past starting Detroit goalie Eddie Mio for the Jets' early lead and assisted on Dave Ellett's power- shot goal at 16:33 to trim the lead to play marker 40 seconds later.

Mullen added his first of the season midway through the second period to increase the lead to 4-0, a margin the Jets held by killing off four consecutive Detroit powerplays. Winnipeg goalie Brian Hayward faced just 1 5 shots over the first two periods, but lost his bid for shutout when defenseman John Barrett's slapshot eluded him early in the final period. Detroit mounted a late comeback keyed by Gerard Gallant's penalty 4-2. John Ogrodnick scored 23 seconds later for the Red Wings and the final three minutes became a bit hectic for the Jets. "That was a case of the referee (Ron Fournier) changing the complexion of the game," said Jets' coach Barry Long.

"If the guy has a clear breakaway I can see it but the penalty shot was asinine." The Red Wings failed to capitalize on eight power-play chances for the second night in a row. They have not scored on their last 17 man-advantage situations. "You can't give up power-play equal basis," said Red Wings coach Harry Neale. "A lot of guys who play a lot on the power play are getting rattled. They have to realize we have two minutes.

"Right now, it looks like we have a 10-second power play." Winnipeg had opened the season with three straight defeats. Detroit dropped its third straight contest after a season-opening tie with the Minnesota North Stars. After the game, the Red Wings announced that Mio had aggravated a left knee injury. To fill the gap at Winnipeg 3 1 04 Detroit 0 0 33 First Period: 1-W, MacLean 1 (Mullen, Hawer-chukXPP), 2-W, Ellett 2 (MacLean. Hawer-crnXPP), 3-W, MacLean 2 (Hawerchuk.

Carlyle), Second Period: 4-W, Mullen 1 (Hawerchuk, MacLean) 9:17. Third Period: 5-0, Barrett 1 (Foster, Larson). 4 33- 6-0, Gallant 3 (penalty shot), 7-D, Ogrodnick 2. 16:56 Penalties: Winnipeg 9-23. Detroit 7-19 Shots on goal: Winnipeg 12-13-833.

Detroit 9-6-9 24 Goalies: Winnipeg, Hayward (24 shots-21 saves) Detroit, Mio (12-9), Micalef (:00 second, 21-20) Attendance: 14.766 BriefsArea Sports Touching Bases has been kicked off the team again and may not appeal further, lawyers said. BASKETBALL QUINTIN DAILEY has asked the Chicago Bulls to help him kick a drug habit, the team said before the Bulls played the Indiana Pacers in an exhibition game, which Chicago lost 108-102. MIKE GMINSKI, 6-foot-1 1 center, ended his holdout and signed a reported four-year, $2.6 million contract with the New Jersey Nets, the club announced. The Nets also waived center George Johnson, the club's all-time leading shot blocker with 863 rejections over four seasons. HOCKEY SEAN McKENNA had a goal and three assists in leading the Buffalo Sabres to a 6-0 triumph over the Montreal Canadiens in National Hockey League action at The Forum in Montreal.

Goalie Tom Barrasso turned back 25 shots for his first shutout of the young season. In other NHL games, Denis Savard IT'S JUST A GAME Leighton begins workouts with WMU cagers KALAMAZOO Dan Leighton, former Lakeview High star, is among four newcomers who will be in line for considerable playing time with Western Michigan University's basketball team this season. Leighton and the rest of the Broncos began workouts Tuesday as coach Vernon Payne begins his fourth season at the helm. Leighton, a 6-7 forward, will be eligible after sitting out a year following his transfer from the University of Toledo. The Broncos return 10 of 12 letterwinners, including four starters.

Donald Petties averaged 19.5 points and 6.4 rebounds per game and led the MidAmerican Conference in free throw percentage at 85.4 percent. Other returning starters are forward Booker James, guard Dan Zachary and guard-forward Randy Bolden. The Broncos' women's team also started practice Tuesday, with 8 returning letterwinners, including Tracy Wells, the Most Valuable Player in last year's MAC tournament and the team's leading scorer at 14 fi Broncos to open CCHA season against MSU KALAMAZOO Fresh from a pair of victories over Wisconsin, Western Michigan University's hockey team will open its Central Collegiate Hockey Association season with two games this weekend against Michigan State. The Broncos will host the Spartans on Friday at 7:35 p.m. at Lawson Ice Arena, then visit MSU at Munn Arena in East Lansing on Saturday.

Minges Creek to host racquetbail tourney Minges Creek Racquet Club will host a racquetbail tournament Nov. 1-3 to benefit the Lakeview Softball Boosters. The best 3 of 5 games to 1 1 points will determine first- and second-place and consolation winners. A $20 nonrefundable entry fee is required of participants. Entries are due Oct.

29. Entries should be mailed to Chuck Slauson, tournament director, 6 Enlow Court, Battle Creek, 49015 or bv calling 962-6892. Call for starting times Oct. 31. scored with less than four minutes remaining to give the Chicago Black Hawks a 5-5 tie with the Pittsburgh Penguins; Gaeten Duschesne scored 47 seconds into overtime to give the Washington Capitols and 6-5 vicotry over the Toronto Maple Leafs; Glenn Anderson scored twice in leading the champion Edmonton Oilers over the New York Islanders, 6-4; Charlie Simmer's fifth goal of the season helped the Boston Bruins tie the Vancouver Canucks, 3-3; Jay Wells scored the game-winner with 5:23 remaining as the Los Angeles Kings edged the New York Rangers, 4-3.

PHIL DeGAETANO scored at 7:47 of the third period to give Indianapolis the lead, and the Checkers held on for a 4-2 IHL season-opening victory over the Saginaw Generals in Indianapolis. Dan Letendre and Andy Cozzi scored for Saginaw. DALE BALDWIN scored a pair of third- -period goals in a span of 34 seconds to help lift the Fort Wayne Komets to a 7-3 victory over the Salt Lake Golden Eagles. EXTRA BASES THE NCAA COUNCIL bowed a bit to the outcry from predominantly black schools and recommended lowering the standardized test score heeded before a high school athlete can be eligible to compete as a college freshman. The proposal will be refined and presented for a vote by the entire NCAA membership at the annual convention in January.

AN UNIDENTIFIED FAN who tumbled out of the stands and into the Kansas City bullpen during the Royals' American League playoff game with the Blue Jays in Toronto was not injured, officials said. The fan appeared to be intoxicated when he fell in the ninth inning, security officials at Exhibition Stadium said. Compiled from The Associated Press FOOTBALL KENNETH DAVIS, former Texas Christian star running back, said Wednesday he has decided not to go through with his 1 3 million law suit against the National Football League because of a decision by the NFL last week barring him from playing in the league this year. "I am not suing the NFL and that's what it all boils down to. We knew from the beginning that we only had a 50-50 chance (for a supplemental draft)," Davis said.

"I've accepted their decision. So why would I go out and sue the NFL? All I want to do is go ahead and graduate and play football." He said the filing of the suit in California Superior Court was a mistake. LEON EVANS, free agent defensive end who has yet to play a regular-season NFL game, was signed by the Detroit Lions. The 6-5, 282-pound Evans was signed as a rookie free agent by the Washington Redskins in 1983 but was released prior to that season. He signed with the Philadelphia Eagles as a free agent in 1984, but spent the season on the injured reserve list, the Lions said.

The Eagles waived Evans last week MARK HAYNES, New York Giants All-Pro cornerback, ended his six week holdout by signing a new contract, the team announced. Terms were not disclosed. The 26-year-old veteran had taken a physical on Wednesday and planned to join the team at practice today. GARY DANIELSON, Cleveland Browns quarterback who strained his right shoulder two weeks ago, is questionable for Sunday's NFL game against the Los Angeles Raiders. Coach Marty Schottenheimer said he would likely decide Friday whether the veteran Danielson or rookie Bernie Kosar would start the game.

CHLTJNDRA COOKS, who won an out-of-court settlement last week to be reinstated to the Hamilton (Ohio) High School boys' team. Press From 1C Citrus will view the game, which will be broadcast by nine Iowa radio and 6. Wine said to make room for the news media, 24 stools will be set in the press area for bowl scouts and other observers, and broadcasters from two Michigan stations that routinely air Wolverine games. WLEN of Adrian and WTRX from Flint, will be on the roof of the four-story press box. stations and six Irom Michigan.

The 3:40 p.m. game will be telecast to all but the southeast and Atlantic Coast areas of the United States by CBS, which will have a crew of 75, Wine said. The game can be seen locally on area channels 3 Texans casting for bullheads. Scoreboard 6 0 0 36 5 0 0 30 0 4 11 23 3-0 4 22 3 0 2 20 3 0 2 20 3 0 2 20 3 0 0 18 3 0 0 18 3 0 0 18 2 0 3 15 2 0 0 12 2 0 0 12 2 0 0 12 Darrell Johnson, Lakeview Mike Reece, St. Philip Derek Fox.

St. Philip Jimmy Wallace, Lakeview Scott Warner, Lakeview Todd Tademy, B.C Central Tim Armstrong, B.C Central Mark West, B.C Central Gary DeWitt, Pennfield Rey Regualos, Pennfield Larry Barrera, Pennfield Gary Curtis. Springfield Rob Olson, St. Philip Pat Maxwell, B.C Central Baseball Placed Darren Comeaux, linebacker, on inured reserve. DETROIT UONS: Traded James McDonald, tight end, to the Los Angeles Rams.

Signed free agent Leon Evans, defensive end. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS: Released Frank Middleton, running back. MIAMI DOLPHINS: Released Sanders Shiver, linebacker. NEW YORK GIANTS: Signed Mark Haynes, cornerback. Harper Creek: 2-Brian Schneider 17:17, 5-Dave Rial, 7-Ed Gradwell, ll-Brian Beam.

12-Dcug Miller Records: Harper Creek 1-7 overall. 1-6 Twin Valley) Hastings 23, Marshall 32 Hastings: 1-Wayne Oom 16:55. 3-Fabrice Cordova, 4-Alan White, 6-Mark Schaubel, 9-Chuck Robinson Marshall: 2-Steve Funk 17:21, 5-Mike Salyers, 7 -Andy Portinga, 8-Steve Clark. 10-Steve Harrington GIRLS Hillsdale 19, Lakeview 37 Hillsdale: 1-Cathy Acus, 19:08 (Course record), 2-Ni-cole Butler, 3-Kris Butler, 5-Jeannine Lama, 8-Tammy Monroe Lakeview: 4-Jenny Wytko. 19:35 (school record).

6-Karen Carr, 7-Jill Johnson, 9-Minda McNally. ll-Kelli Lusk Records: Hillsdale 12-0 (7-0 TV), Lakeview 8-4 (5-2 TV) Marshall. Harper Creek (no scoring kept) Marshall: 1-Diane Weaver 20:39, 2-Sara Reichert, 4-E. Ramos, 6 K. O'Dowd, 7-J.

Ramos Harper Creek: 3-Paula Peterson 22:02. 5-Kandi Ken-ney, 10-Melanie Smith Hastings, Harper Creek (no scoring kept) Hastings: 3-J. Chenier, 4-N. Spindler, 5-S. Sweetland, 6-T.

Watson, 7-M. Haire Harper Creek: 1-Peterson, 2-Kenney, 10-Smith Marshall 15, Hastings 40 Marshall: 1-Diane Weaver 20:39, 2-Sara Reichert, 3-E. Ramos, 4-K. O'Dowd, 5-J. Ramos Hastings: 6-J.

Chenier, 7-N. Spindler, 8-S. Sweetland, 9-T. Watson, 10-M. Haire TO is number of touchdowns FG is number of field goals XP Is total number of extra points scored, whether by kick, ran or pass Pro Tennis UAGUt CHAMPIONSHIP SOUS Wednesday, Oct.

1 St. Louis 7. Los Angeles 5. St. Louis wins series 4-2 Kansas City 6, Toronto 2.

Kansas City wins series 4-3 world stalls Solw dor's Gam St. Lous at Kansas City, 8 35 p.m. Sunday's Gain St. Louis at Kansas City. 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday Oct. 23 Kansas City at St. Lous. 8.35 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.

33 Kansas City at St Lous. 8.25 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24 Kansas City at St. Louis.

8 25 p.m.. if necessary Scrtwrday, Oct. 36 St. Louis at Kansas City. 8 25 pm if necessary Sunday, Oct.

37 St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m., if necessary Yards) RUSHING (Top 15 by Total Player, Team Devin Sherrod, St. Philip Mike Reece, St. Philip Mark West. B.C.

Central Darrell Johnson, Lakeview Rey Regualos, Pennfield James Green, Springfield Gary DeWitt, Pennfield Todd Tademy, B.C. Central Scott Warner, Lakeview Jarrod Johanns, Harper Cr. Tim Armstrong. B.C. Central Tim Hayes, St.

Philip Mike Story, Springfield Jeff Bradley, B.C. Central Rich Meredith, Lakeview Yds Cor Avg 509 84 6.1 460 85 5.4 448 94 4.8 439 88 4.9 386 70 5 5 345 69 5.0 299 85 3 5 277 47 5.9 230 43' 5.3 230 54 4.3 207 53 3.9 187 26 7.2 163 47 3.5 162 36 4.5 157 19 8.3 NHL Honors ISBAIL GtAND PRIX TOURNAMENT Men's Singles first Round Amit Naor d. Vijay Amntraj, 6-1, 7-6; Jeremy Bates d. Marc Flur, 6-4, 6-4; Brad Gilbert d. Steven Shaw.

6-3, 6-2; Shahar Perkis d. Harold Solomon, 7-5, 7-5; Amos Mansdorf d. Bernard Pils, 6-1, 6-2; Martin Jaite d. Udo Riglewski, 6-3, 6-2 Second Round Gianni Ocleppo d. Mike DePalmer, 64, 6-7, 6-2; Erik Jelen d.

Mike Robertson, 4-6. 6-3, 6-2 Doubles first Round Shlomo Glickstein-Shahar Perks d. Mark Flur-Jay Lapi-dus, 6-3, 7-5; Martin Jaite-Amos Mansdorf d. Amir Naor-Gilad Bloom, 6-3. 6-3; Robert Green-Vijay Amritraj d.

Stefan Eriksson-Peter Karlsson. 7-5: Udo Riglewski-Matt Doyle Leo Palm-Gianni Ocleppo. 7-6, 6-2 AUSTRALIAN INDOOR CHAMPION SHIPS first Round Ivan Lendl d. Craig Miller, 6-0, 6-4; Henri Leconte d. Wally Masur, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 Second Round Ben Testerman d.

Todd Nelson. 6-4. 7 Paul Anna-cone d. Kelly Evernden, 6-3. 7-6; John Fitzgerald d.

Marty Davis, 5-7, 6-2. 6-3; Simon Youl d. Bud Schultz, 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 WEST GERMAN WOMEN'S GRAND MIX WALES COteFIRENCI 2358-849. Zales Jewers 2347-813. C.C.

Window Cleaning 828. Renegades Invitational: Bart) Remaiey 560-207. Judy ScNyer 5iO-213. Cancy Marlowe 496-221. Lorena Schragg 481-171.

Cindy Carter 475-201 M-66 Snack Bar 2142-789. 3rd Base Lounge 2057-708. K. Soorts 2050-708. M-66 Bowl 2039-725.

VFW-Dad's Post 241 1978. msuiaton 702. Lakeview General Lndy Burton 542-192. Bret Tungate 525-19L, Teena Tungate 513-138. Harold Andrews 509-180.

Karen McPeters 509-179. The Pak 1481-511. Just Nine 1463-501. Fruitcakes 1401-486, Three Musketeers 1315-455, Aftey Cats 1327-457. Wed.

Hi Neon Trios: Ltndy Burton 536-195. Theima Powel 508. Bettv Coy 503-191. Bart) Clark 182. B.C.

Locker 1812. The Neighbors 1778-626. Gehrman Ma-sonery 1775-630. Misfits 657. M-66 Ladies Uwitationar.

Wanda Smith 535-203. Teresa Morris 477. Marthlene Casteome 476-186, Helen Foster 501-180. Mary Frey 175 Roma Meatballs 2467. Harper Creek Kennels 2442-877, Jenkms Distributor 2426-858.

Hot Stuff 855. Continents Kathy Ruge 530-188. Demons Houston 525, Annette Gamson 501. The Little Store 2471. Hi Lex -883 Breakfast Trie; Peggy Smith 523-195.

Hazel Bass 522-202, Betty McCarty 486-193. Fran Cartson 482-179. Martha Stovatt 472-197. Watch Outs 1658-578. Mist-A-Ginz 163620.

Arlev Kats 1630401. MiM 1588-569. Fantastics 1584-571. Post Women's Twihght Marty Hogan 521-199. Rax Casier 500.

Bobbie Eaton 496. Virginia Uptgraft 495. Tonya Coffman 490-190. Carole Moore 192. bnoa Phelps 185.

Honey Combs 1751-572. Sugar Bears 1689. Alpha Bits 1579. Tang 563. Fruit If Fiber 560.

Jack fc Jin Mind: Joe Baines 521-176. Bill Harris 504-179, Jack Cay 502-196. Mike Mano 501-181. Jan Speeiman 465-179. 4 J's 2363-836.

Hams Masonery 2261-763. Super Bee Muffler 2244-766. MiS 2171-740. Red Bird Lounge 2110-733. Wed.

Women's 4:45: Tamrme Lucas 520-200. Kay Biown 519. Gerry Greenfield 501-187. Cece Porter 494-188. Kathy Burkhart 491.

Donna Smith 186. Past Smith 185. Emilio 1741-630. Spnngbrook Lounge 1699-582. Miller Upholstery 1682-594.

Bionic Trio 1643-562. Grand Trunk 1601. Cracker Jacks 596. Kellogg 7 AM. Women's: Bobbie Thompson 519-216.

Nancy Harvey 507-201, Sheryt McConviile 505-185. Misfits 1658-563. Crumbs 1620-580, Mini-Wheats 1538. Special 577. Variety: Brenda Pugh 518-189, Donna Brown 509-187 Sonya Curtis 507-182.

Linda Coville 497-188. Jean McCray 497-189. Karyn Berger 496, Sue Post 185. Pin Busters 2709-976. Don's Hairocracy 2660-920.

Nottke's 2 2617-907, Nottke's 1 2599-890. Red Bird Lounge 2489. Barry's Babys 891. FHC Women: Candy Rice 518-203. Mora Stanley 510-205.

Linda Baggerly 498-191. Jan Guiette 498. Julia Henry 498-188, Jean Gibson495-188. E-Z Rollers 1914-685. Terminators 1818, West is Best 1802.

Beer Skittles 1788, DAT's All 1785. Pin Twisters 644, Bowling Bag Ladies 631. Aliens 618. We Don't Know 618. BCCC: Eleanor Conner 518-194.

Carol Bauker 505-213, Jane Brevitz 487-186. Linda Markham 471-192, Wilma Allen 462. Carol Jaconette 182. Potato Chips 171641, Nachos 1619-600. Mued Nuts 1598.

Chip Stix 582. No Name League: Leda Reigle 510-190. Chris Couey 479-188. Ann Potter 574, Linda Jones 473. Gloria Elliott 463177, Robbin Barrus 180, LouAnn Tigges 174.

Unknown Trio 172545, The Stingers 1667-575, We Tri 1656, Pin Busters 1652-567, 1631. Kellogg Variety: Carol Newby 485 191. Marge tollman 483, Betty Richardson 471-174, Billie Madden 453, Shirley Traister 450-194, Virginia Cutsinger 171, Fran Hetz 166. 1526-533. Lakeview Women: Diana Quigg 481.

Dottie Latta 481 Nola Miller 480-209, Connie DeLong 179. Karla Main-stone 178. Jim Hazel's Union 76 2132-791. Nottke's Sport Shop 2120-760, Prudential Insurance 2051-751, Heritage Chev. 752.

2628. 940. Angus 937. Bronco: Gerry O'Dell 650-236. Mark Hudson 615-221, Fred Dietz 615-230, Tom Edwards 607-220.

Joe Whitney 599, Al Mcintosh 221. Hit Mss 2662-926. Central Flonst 2592-912, Mr. Steak 2575-905. Post CtC Mixed: Tom Wlliott 648-226, Walt Harden-burg 613-246, Bill EHiott 588-242.

Bob Elliott 557, Scharlet Milnes 529-205. Forrest Milnes 202. Horizon 2728-965, Bran Flakes 2726-947. C.W. Post 2719.

Pink Panthers 2713-914. Cool Whip 2709-996, Sugar Bears 979. Eagles: Jim Bassler 640. Jim Rotter 636-247, Dewey Stewart 631-249. Jim Haley 606, Chuck Pearce 601.

Bob Johnson 247. Don Darling 244. Tim Hollenbeck 234. Fox Den 3049-1041. Printing 2834.

Howard Used Cars 2830, Eliminators 2813. Plezall 2807-1047. M-66 Bowl 1064. C.C. Window Cleaning 969, Spnngtake Sport Shop 967.

FHC Symbios Men: Howard Guiette 638-277. Dave Kline 585-223, Keith Merwin 567-215, Bran Deerden 549, Dave Little 546-213, Dave Eteey 213. Sharks 1822-611, Dem Guys 1785-656, Woodchuckers 1783-632, King Pins 1774-646, Bonzo's Revenge 1756, 2 Pros A Con 649. Post Twtlite: James Good 633. Thomas Elliott 620-233.

Steven Bonnell 606. Thomas Lawcock 599. David Fisher 586-227. Joseph Miller 235. Richard Swan 230.

Larry Burr 225. Calumet 1950-686, Log Cabin 1932, Honey Comb 1913. Bakers 1895. S.O.C. 1875.

Cool Whip 680, Maxim 673, Jello 668. Bran Flakes 654. Wed. Nite Mixed: Mike Blankenship 624, John Sebright 611. Don DeWaard 556, Jan Tichenor 556, ten Wilkey 553, Debt Kubale 542.

Geo Yeomans 539. JiO Crim 531. Debra Hestor 503. Shannon West 501. Froot Loops 2317.

Two Pair 2256. 4 Jokers 2247-820. Strangers 825, Pin Heads 801. Pennfield Men's: Stig Renstrom 612-233. John Kor-noelje 598-225.

Frank Walker 577, Mike Rodriguez 576- 216, Jim Komoelje 575, Larry Bentz 217, Jeff Roach 217. Monogram 2702-994. Community Hospital Harold Wilkinson 605-215, Ireta Liskow 549-204. Bill Walling 546. Mary Barnes 533 192, Melvin Bailey 521-199.

Sharon Ri-chardi 199. Kathy Barliner 192. Ding-A-Lings 1982-712, 2 Rights 1 Left 2043-690. Magnificent 3 1977-687. Cereal World 2060-715.

Mighty Three 1954, Three Seasons 704. Kellogg's Wed. Dave Robinson 601-248, Gene Dake 595-219, Dan Leatherman 591-219. James Cope 590-232, Alex Sebo 590. Dick Varner 235, Harry Cran-dall 225.

Sneakies 1867-668. Munchkins 1859, Who Cares 1858-642. Rookies 1818 685. Three Bs 1803-652, The Gas Co. 670.

Fine Lake Twilight Art DeFields 590. Duane VanSycle 570-214, Sandy Crowell 557, Dee Schoonard 552 196. Gordie Culp 225, Helga Niewenhus 196. A C. Foundry 2062-716, Wooden Nicholls 2031-741, Murray Const 2014-683, Maple Gill Golf 1997-722, Sovem Welding 1891-684.

M-66 Kellogg's: Art Pehrson 581, RonCulver 575-225, Bob Lingg 553, Bob Perry 553-221. Jim Morris 544, Jim Gore 213, Denny Buchanan 212, Tim Laws 208. 3-B's 1996-713. Us Three 1835. Buzz Brothers 654.

No Name League: Ken Bucklin 578-222, Gary Crisher 573, Annette Henry 558-212, Bill Young 557, Teena Tungate 531, Pete Williams 216, Hazel Johnson 211, Roosevelt Jarrett 211. Team Four 1894-647, Henrys 1812-651, Friends 1800-662, Two Plus One 1792, The Wonder 1791. The Late Comers 655, We Three 628. Riverside Country Club: Linda Bucklin 577-237, Suzy Edmonds 537-237, Lynn Newcomb 534, Linda Yeric 532, Mary DeMaso 525, Rose Morduff 212. Carol Betz 202.

Alley Cab 2228-788, Outlaws 2191, Goofballs 2170-834, Fearless Four 2148-765. Misfits 2093-796. Snack Set 767. Eaglettes: Beverly Henderson 569-222, Dee Hoffman 560-195, Kathy Leggitt 540. Gloria Kolodizieicyck 539, Billie Madden 534-195, Teena Savage 211.

Cindy Bassler 202. Sims Heating Electric 2502-864, V.F.W. Pest 5319 2399-845, M-66 Bowl 2398, A-l Auto Glass FOOTBALL AFC Running back Freeman McNeil of the New York Jets rushed for 173 yards against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night, leading the Jets to a 23-7 victory and earn offensive player of the week honors. Safety James Griffin of the Cincinnati Bengals intercepted two passes one at his 1-yard line, the other returned 24 yards for a touchdown and recovered an on-side kick in the Bengals' 35-30 victory over the New York Giants to earn defensive player of the week honors. New Jersey Philadelphia Pittsburgh NY Islanders NY Rangers Washington Quebec Boston Buffalo Hartford Montreal PASSING (Top 7 by Yardage) Mayer, Team Alt Com Pet.

Yds TO Mickey Barry. Lakeview 61 30 49.2 514 1 Tim Hayes, St. Philip 55 24 43.6 373 3 Tim Armstrong, Central 55 19 34.5 264 3 Larry Barrera, Pennfield 66 21 31.8 238 1 Jeff Campbell. Spring. 16 8 50.0 200 2 D.

Isaacson, Spring. 48 16 33.3 199 2 Kevin Myers, Harper Cr. 28 11 39.3 111 0 Potrkk Divide WIT fts Gf OA 3 0 0 6 13 8 2 10 4 13 10 12 1 3 13 16 1 2 0 2 11 14 1 3 0 2 11 17 1 3 0 2 11 17 Adams DhrUlea 4 0 0 8 19 5 3 0 1 7 22 8 3 1 0 6 22 8 2 10 4 14 10 2 2 0 4 13 18 CAMPBELL CONFttfNCE orris Division 2 1 0 4 9 10 1 3 0 2 11 14 0 3 1 1 12 25 0 2 1 1 10 15 0 3 1 1 11 22 Smyths Division 3 0 0 6 16 10 2 11 5 16 14 2 10 4 18 7 1 3 0 2 12 20 1 3 0 2 15 23 Wednesday's Gomel City Bowling Pam Shriver d. Sabrina Goles, 6-4, 6-2; Barbara Ger-ken d. Susan Mascarin, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5) first round Claudia Kohde-Kilsch d.

Regina Marsikova, 6-2, 6-1; Iva Budarova d. Petra Huber, 6-3, 7-6; Lisa Bonder d. Jo Dune, 6-1, 4-6, 6-1; Tine Scheuer-Larsen d. Sophie Amiach, 6-2, 6-1; Steffi Graf d. Molly van Nostrand, 6-1, 6-3 RECEIVING St.

Lous Toronto Detroit Minnesota Chicago Edmonton Vancouver Calgary Winnipeg Los Angeles TV Sports Receptions) No. Yds Avg TO 18 393 21.8 1 8 151 18.9 1 7 90 12.9 0 7 102 14.6 1 6 148 24.7 2 6 51 8.5 0 6 48 8.0 1 5 107 21.4 0 5 80 16.0 1 4 59 14.8 1 4 82 20.5 2 4 71 17.8 1 4 47 11.8 I 4 30 7.5 0 Mayer, Team Jim Wallace, Lakeview Mike Reece, St. Philip Mark West, B.C. Central Joe Campbell, St. Philip Gary Curtis, Springfield Scott Warner, Lakeview Mike Story, Springfield Gary DeWitt, Pennfield Otis Perry, B.C.

Central Todd Eldridge, St. Philip James Green, Springfield Rob Olson, St. Philip Don Marx, Pennfield Scott Akins, Pennfield PHELPS CRACKS 700 Jeff Phelps, behind a high game of 256, rolled a 711 series in the Cereal Makers League on Wednesday night at M-66 Bowl. He also had games of 237 and 218 to crack the magic 700 mark. Other scores from the Cereal Makers League: Ron Canfield 685-261, John Harris 613-230, Clyde Hon-eywood 588.

Moonraker Lounge 2044-739, Old Milwaukee 1 1836, Icebreaker 1795, Anglers 657, Pinpoints 646. Scores of other leagues: Merchants: Ray Johnson 679-236, Denver Hickman 662, Chet Swanger 651, Scott Sackrider 630, Russ Van-Nortwick 630-238, Sam Henley 258, Emmett Caraway 246 Jerry Mazo 230. B.C. Glass 3020. DT Electric 3092-1062, Gary's Tire Service 1113, Whitt's Party Store 1093, Our Gang 1064, G.M.

Janitor 1037. Sprlnglake House: Art Kline 662-254. Steve Oty 630-279 Terry Saylor 580, Lionel Wood 572, Jeff McCor-mack 572, Ken Price 572, Dave DeGraw 236. Ed Henry 226, Jerry McQuern 222. Ralstons 3281 1209, Booker Five 3039-1025, Phil Thurston 2976, Attic Artistry 2974-1028, Tar Heels 2936 1025, Lockwood Furniture 1029.

Climax: Bill Langs 651-246, Pat Kelley 636, Larry Haider 606, Bill Bornor 252, Ivan Hunt 230. Village Take Out 2746-962, Scott's Farm Supply 638, Ramblin Acres Winnipeg 4, Detroit 3 Buffalo 6, Montreal 0 Washington 6, Toronto 5, 0T Pittsburgh 5. Chicago 5, tie Boston 3. Vancouver 3. tie St.

Louis 2, Calgary 1 Edmonton 6. Y. Islanders 4 Los Angeles 4, Y. Rangers 3 Thursday's miles Hartford at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Quebec at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m.

Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Friday's Gomes Washington at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. TODAY K00 e.RL: ESPN Auto Racing.

IHRA Summema-lional Drag Racing from Cincinnati. 1fc30: ESPN Auto Racing. World Championship Demolition Derby. 1:30 ESPN NHL Hockey. New York at Edmonton 5:30: ESPN Tenni.

Monte Carlo World Pro-Ce- tebrity Classic. 7 JO: PASS Tennis. Meadowfands Challenge, finals and third place match five from East Rutherford, NJ. MO: ESPN Top Rank Boxing. Harold Brazier vs.

Joey Ruiz in a junior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, live from Merrillville, Ind. 12K Jit: ESPN Top Rank Boxing. Harold Brazier vs. Joey Ruiz in a junior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Merrillville, Ind. FRIDAY 1:30 p.m.: ESPN Top Rank Boning.

Harold Brazier vs. Joey Ruiz in a Junior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Merrillville, tnd. Rl 7:30: PASS College Hockey. Michigan State at Western Michigan (Live) 9:00: USA Boxing 1130: High School Football Portage Central at Kalamazoo Central FUMBLE RECOVERIES 4: Tom McManus, St. Philip 2: Andre LeBlanc, Battle Creek Central; Larry Lauben-gayer, Lakeview; Drew Alvatar, Gary DeWitt and Al Lovelace, Pennfield; Karl Green and Jim Woodin.

Springfield; Steve Cobb, Tom Faber, St. Philip 1: Carl Bowens, Jeff Bradley, Pat Maxwell. Otis Perry, Jerry Sidnam, Tom Sprau and Mark West, Battle Creek Central; Kirk Kyser, Shannon Radgens, John Summerhill and Jim Wallace, Lakeview; Brian Garland, Dewey Gar-: side, Brian Holcomb, Jarrod Johanns, Lorenzo Mallard, Steve Peine and Mike Smith, Harper Creek; Jim Logan and Mark Rudd, Pennfield; Sean Breslin, Gary Curtis, Norm Johnson, Brian Seawater, Brian Smith and Eric Woodard, Springfield; Tim Hayes, Mike Hutson, Matt Morales and John Wagner, St. Philip ON GENUINE SHEEPSKIN FROM TANDY LEATHER NBA Rf-SIASON Wednesday' Games Indiana 108, Chicago 102 Thursday's Games San Antonio vs. Washington at New York, 6 p.m.

Houston at New York. 2nd game Indiana vs. Detroit at Windsor, Ontario, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Seattle vs.

Atlanta at Wichita, 8:30 p.m. Boston at A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. A. Clippers vs.

Golden State at Salinas, 10:30 Denver vs. Phoenix at Anchorage. Alaska, 12 a.m. Friday's Comae Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Erie, 8 p.m.

Houston at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. New Jersey vs. Utah at Anchorage. Alaska, 12 a.m. Radio Sports INTERCEPTIONS 4: Jim Wallace and Mickey Barry, Lakeview, Mike Reece, St.

Philip 2: Mark Rudd and Jon Melges, Pennfield; Karl Green, Springfield 1: Brett Crawford, Gary Dale, Willie Felton, Rodney Marshall and Ron Smith, Battle Creek Central; Steve McDonald and Shannon Radgens, Lakeview; Walter Hubbard and Dale Johnson, Pennfield; Mike Story and Eric Woodard, Springfield; Todd Eldridge, Tim Hayes, Devin Sherrod and John Wagner, -St. Philip EEi ma' '1133 tUEl a) wp 0 BrtiX0 no rat. TODAY No local radio sports FRIDAY 7:15 p.m. High School Football: Battle Creek Central at Benton Harbor (WKNR-1400 AM). IHL Hockey: Kalamazoo Wings at Muskegon Lumberjacks FM) 7:20 p.m.

High School Football: Marshall at Harper Creek (WELL-105 FM); Hastings at Albion (WELL-1260 AM); Greenville at Lakewood FM) 7 JO p.m. High School Football: St Philip at Springfield (WDFP-95 3 FM) flu jM "iC. Crosscountry Transactions 'r 111" in. Sadt prtoas) good wNtu tuppUm 71 Prep Football 116 E. Columbia Ave ASEIALL CHICAGO WHITE SOX: Named Dick Bosman pitching coach of Buffalo of the American Association.

ASKETBAU Nottonol BcuketbaN Association DENVER NUGGETS: Promoted Pete Babcock to director of basketball operations. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS: Cut Ray Williams, guard, and Date Wilkinson and Anicet Lavodrama, forwards. LOS ANGELES LAKERS: Waived Dexter Shouse, guard. WASHINGTON BULLETS: Waived Foots Walker, guard. FOOTBALL BOYS HHhdah) IS, Lakeview SO Hillsdale: 1-Mark Parker, 2-Bruce Barnhart, 3-Gary Ballard.

4-Tom Rutherford, 5-Lee Lovelette Lakeview: 8-Ryan Will, 9-Todd Dawson, 10-Steve DeVries, 11-Mike Brockway, 12-Dan Wytko Records: Hillsdale 1 1-1 (7-0 T-V), Lakeview 3-9 (0-7 T-V) Marshall 25, Harper Creek 34 Marshall: 2-Steve Funk 17:21, 3-Mike Salyers, 5-Andy Portinga, 7-Steve Clark, 8-Steve Harrington Harper Creek: 1-Brian Schneider 17:17, 4-Dave Rial, 6-Ed Gradwell, 11-Bnan Beam, 12-Doug Miller Hastings 22, Harper Creek 37 Hastings: 1-Wayne Oom 16:55, 3-Fabrice Cordova, 4-Alan White, 6-Mark Schaubel, 8-Chuck Robinson CITY LEADERS Battle Creek 965-6457 SCORING (Top 15 by bits) layer. Teem TO FG XP Pts Devin Sherrod, St Philip 8 0 4 52 James Green. Springfield 7 0 2 44 DENVER BRONCOS: Activated Randy Robbins, safety..