Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 12

Snorts C-2 Battle Creek Enquirer, Sept. 27, 1983 IPDnBDop Panthers 5th in poll Pennfield High (8-0), an honorable mention choice last week, is fifth in Class in this week's Michigan High School Girls' Basketball Coaches' Poll. Marshall (4-0), fourth a week ago in Class slipped to fifth. Hastings (7-0), 10th last week, gained only honorable mention this week. Other area teams gaining honorable mention were Homer (4-1) in Class and Mendon(4-l)inD.

Colon (6-0) remained second in Class D. Pennfield High is in the driver's seat in the SMAA today, thanks to a strong second half Monday night against St. Philip. The Panthers rallied from a 24-22 halftime deficit to beat the visiting Tigers, 58-53, and remain unbeaten through eight games, including four against league rivals. St.

Philip (3-4) fell to third place in the league at 2-1, one-half game behind Olivet. The Tigers led the Panthers, 45-44, in the fourth quarter, but Pennfield scored 13 of the next 15 points to open a 56-47 bulge. The Panthers made 10 of 13 free throws in the final period and 16 of 24 in the game. The Tigers were 15 record 36 points by making 16 of 22 shots from the field and 4 of 8 from the line. She also had 11 rebounds.

Missy Langridge added 18 points, 7 assists and 6 steals for Tekonsha, which shot 61 percent from the field (26 of 43). Wendy Parker paced Springfield with 14 points and 16 rebounds. Lisa Brooks contributed 10 points. Judy Jaffke had nine rebounds and Lori Shipman eight. Olivet 42, Maple Valley 29: Sophomore Karyn Kuerbitz tossed in 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help the Eagles (4-3, 3-1 SMAA) beat the Lions (2-4, 0-3) Deb Fitz added 10 points for Olivet.

Duska Morawski led Maple Valley with nine. Bronson46, Bellevue44: Kim Clover tallied 20 points and Cindy Wotta 10 as the Vikings (3-3) won their first league game by holding off the host Broncos (3-4, 1-3) Lori Mowrer scored 13 points and Brenda Carroll io for Bellevue. Hastings 60, Delton 56: Amy Atkinson of the Saxons (7-0) hit for 19 points and Paula Atkinson, 14. Sue Hogg paced the Panthers (4-3) with 16 points. Gull Lake 47, Kalamazoo Christian 29: Amy Chimner and Tracy Tiffany poured in 18 points apiece to spark the host Blue Devils (6-1) past the Comets (4-2) Pennfield 58, St.

Philip 53 St. Philip: Haan 1 0-0 2, Hagelgans 0 2-2 2, Bond 5 4 9 16, Campbell 3 2-5 8, Schulte 1 0-0 2, Guerra 2 3-5 7, Martin 7 2- 16 Totals: FG 19 FT 15-27 PF 16 Pennfield: G. Craig 6 2-2 14, P. Craig 6 3-7 15, Liggett 1 2 2 4, Angelo 2 4-5 8, Romanvals 5 5-7 15, Cooper 0 0-0 0, Paul 1 0-1 2 Totals: FG 21 FT 16-24 PF 21 Halftime: St. Philip 24, Pennfield 22 Records: Pennfield 8-0 (4-0 league), St.

Philip 3-4 (2-1 league) JV: St. Philip 33, Pennfield 27 Tekonsha 69, Springfield 31 Springfield: Jaffke 3 0-2 6, Christenson 0 0-3 0, Brooks 3 4-8 10, Behrndt 0 0-0 0, Hollister 0 1-2 1, Parker 4 6-814, Breault 0 0-0 0, Shipman 00-0 0 Totals: FG 10 FT 11-23 PF 23 Tekonsha: Selby 16 4-8 36, Langridge 4 10-14 18, Goheen 4 2-3 10, Turley 01-21, Weller 1 0-0 2, Swick 1 0-0 2, Froyseth 00-10, Wooden 0 0-11, Devenney 0 0-2 0, Feltner 0 0-0 0, Duckett 0 0-0 0, Swafford 0 0-0 0, Faurot 0 0-00 Totals: FG 26 FT 17-32 PF 21 Halftime: Tekonsha 39, Springfield 21 Records: Tekonsha 4-1, Springfield 2-3 JV: Tekonsha 36, Springfield 24 Prep Basketball of 27 from the foul line. Paqui Craig starred for Pennfield, scoring 15 points, dishing out 6 assists and making 4 steals. Sue Romanvals had 15 points and 7 rebounds; Gini Craig, 14 points; and Kazzi Angelo, 14 rebounds. Kathy Bond and Therese Martin had 16 points for St.

Philip. In other prep games Monday: Tekonsha 69, Springfield 31: LeAnn Selby of the host Indians (4-1) singlehandedly outscored the Rams (2-3), producing a school- Michigan climbs to 14 th in poll; low a is 4 th Pennfield stays Mo. 5 in state football poll Touchime Bases Joseph. The Bears victory sent them zooming from 13th to third. Lakeview earned 26 points, 2 fewer than No.

10 Grand Rapids Northview and 12 more than No. 12 Gladwin. Coldwater is 13th with 12 points, 10 more than it had last week. Marysville replaced Muskegon Catholic in the top spot in Class B. Mendon was a unanimous No.

1 choice in Class for the third straight week. Gobies remained second. Pittsford of the SCAA is 18th. Farmington Harrison held onto the lead in Class A. Adrian's triumph over Battle Creek Central last Friday kept it sixth.

Pennfield gained some support but remains fifth in Class in this week's Associated Press high school football poll. The Panthers received 53 points in balloting among sportswriters and broadcasters from throughout the state, 7 points more than a week ago, but stayed in fifth place. Elkton-Pigeon-Bayport, fourth a week ago, vaulted into first place with 66 points. Berrien Springs rose from third to second, with 62; Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern, from eighth to third, with 60; and Pontiac Catholic, from a tie for 18th to fourth, with 57. Lakeview fell from third to llth in Class following its loss to St.

PRO FOOTBALL DON SHULA, Miami Dolphins coach, told the Miami News he was offered $1 million a year to become coach of the New Jersey Generals of the USFL. PETE ROZELLE, NFL commissioner, reinstated four players who were suspended for four games because of drug violations. The four are Pete Johnson and Ross Browner of the Cincinnati Bengals, E.J. Junior of the St. Louis Cardinals, and Greg Stemrick of the New Orleans Saints.

MIKE DITKA, Chicago Bears coach, broke his right hand when he slammed it into a steel cabinet following Sunday's 22-19 overtime loss to Baltimore. FREEMAN McNEIL, New York Jets back, separated his right shoulder Sunday and will be out for six weeks. DAN FOUTS, San Diego quarterback, strained a muscle in his left wrist Sunday and will not play this Sunday. HOCKEY BRIAN JOHNSON, a right wing, is trying to become the first black player for the Detroit Red Wings. "I'm pretty positive I'll be here when the season opens and I'm pretty happy," Johnson said.

GEORGES GAGNON, veteran goal-tender, will be back with the Kalamazoo Wings this season. Gagnon, who had 4.22 goals-against average in 52 games last season, will be joined by right wing Neal Meadmore and defenseman Bruce Howes, who played 26 and 18 games, respectively, for Kalamazoo last season. PHIL VERCHOTA, a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team, was elected captain of the 1984 team. John Harrington, also a member of the '80 gold medal winning team, was named alternate captain.

EXTRA BASES GERRIE COETZEE says he didn't break his hand after all when he knocked out Michael Dokes in the 10th round of Friday's WBA heavyweight title bout. JOHN GALE, Dade County (Fla.) Circuit Judge, is among the candidates to succeed Bowie Kuhn as commissioner, the Miami Herald reported. MARY DECKER was named Amateur Sportswoman of the Year and Martina Navratilova was named Professional Sportswoman of the Year by the Women's Sports Foundation. STEVE DENTON was named to replace ailing Gene Mayer on the U.S. Davis Cup tennis team.

Compiled from The Associated Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL MICHIGAN rose from 17th to 14th in this week's Associated Press poll. Iowa moved up from seventh to fourth after beating Ohio State, which dropped from third to eighth. Nebraska was a unanimous No. 1, Texas remained No. 2 and Arizona advanced from fourth to third.

After Iowa, the rest of the Top Ten consists, in order, of North Carolina, Alabama, West Virginia, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Auburn. Miami, Louisiana State, Maryland and Arizona State made the Second Ten, replacing Southern California, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and Boston College. The complete Top Twenty appears in Scoreboard. SAM WYCHE, Indiana coach, called some of his players "rotten apples" and "losers." Wyche said he has dismissed one player from the Hoosiers, who will play at Michigan on Saturday. GEORGE PERLES, Michigan State coach, said MSU's offense will be simplified Saturday when the Spartans play at Prudue, to help sophomore fill-in quarterback Clark Brown.

First-string QB Dave Yarema and guard John Woj chiechowski, injured last Saturday, were red-shirted, Perles said, but linebacker Carl Banks, also hurt, could be play within two weeks. EARL BRUCE, Ohio State coach, said his team will return to its traditional weapon, the run, against Minnesota. AN NCAA COMMITTEE will meet in April to rule on the request for a "Cherry Bowl" to to be played Dec. 29, 1984, in Pontiac's Silverdome. The promoters would like to match the Big Ten runnerup against a top opponent.

GREG LEMANSKI, Albion middle guard, was named Defensive Player of the Week in the MIAA for making 10 tackles and 2 intercepin against Wabash. W-L 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 2-1 Pts 66 62 60 57 53 42 41 32 CLASS Team 1. Elkton-Pigeon-Bayport 2. Berrien Springs 3. GR Forest Hills Northern 4.

Pontiac Catholic 5. Pennfield 6. Detroit St. Martin dePorres 7. Iron Mountain 8.

Howard City-Tri County 9. Clinton 10. Stockbrldqe IT'S JUST A GAME By Ed Morgan, Jr. 4-0 3-0 3-0 3 0 24 23 CLASS A Team w-L Pts 1. Farmington Harrison 3-0 75 2.

Traverse City 3-0 67 3. Birmingham Brother Rice 3-0 63 (tie) East Lansing 3-0 63 5. Midland 3-0 53 6. Adrian 3-0 46 7. Warren OeLaSalle 3-0 42 8.

Plymouth Salem 3-0 38 9. Birmingham Seaholm 3-0 34 10. Lansing Sexton 3-0 30 Honorable Mention: Flint Northern, 3-0, 20; Grosse Pointe South, 3-0, 20; Utica Ford, 3-0, 11; Grand Bianc, 2-1, Detroit Central, 3-0, Detroit Catholic Central, 2-1, Saginaw Arthur Hill, 2- 1, Lansing Eastern, 2-1, Fraser, 2-1, S.Dearborn Fordson, 2-1, Warren Woods Tower, 3- 0, Sterling Heights Stevenson, 2-1, Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher, 3-0, Detroit Henry Ford, 3-0, 1. CLASS Team W-L Pts 1. Marysville 3-0 75 2.

Flint Powers 3-0 64 3. St. Joseph 3-0 58 4. St.Ciair 3-0 55 5. Essexville-Garber 3-0 52 6.

Muskegon Catholic 2-1 49 7. North Branch 3-0 43 8. Grand Rapids W. Catholic 3-0 42 9. Southgate Aquinas 2-1 40 10.

Grand Rapids Northview 3-0 28 Honorable Mention: Lakeview, 2-1, 26; Glad-, win 3-0, 14; Coldwater, 3-0, 12; Bay City Handy, 2-1, Big Rapids, 3-0, Spring Lake, 2-1, Grand Rapids Catholic Central, 2-1, Mount Clemens L'Anse Creuse, 3-0, Royal Oak Shrine 2-1, Menominee, 3-1, Cadillac, 3-0, 2 Honorable Mention: Buchanan, 3-0, 21; Munis-Ing, 4-0, 15; Charlevoix, 3-0, 13; Comstock Park, 3-0, 13; Hancock, 4-0, 12; Rogers City 3-0, 12; L'Anse, 4-0, 11. Leslie, 3-0, 11; North Muskegon, 3-0, 11; Stephenson, 2-2, 10; Whitehall, 3-0, Montrose, 3-0, Traverse City St. Francis, 3-0, De-Witt, 2-1, 1. Class Team W-L Pts 1. Mendon 3-0 75 2.

Gobies 3-0 69 3. St. Ignace 3-0 61 4. Wateford Our Lady 3-0 55 5. Morenci 3-0 49 6.

Fowler 3-0 45 7. Crystal Falls 3-1 43 8. Central Lake 3-0 39 9. Flint Holy Rosary 3-0 38 10. Wyandotte Mt.

Carmel 3-0 25 Honorable Mention: McBain, 3-0, 22; Casevilie, 3-0, 15; Deckerville, 3-0, 12; Sand Creek, 3-0, 12; North Dickinson, 4-0, 12; Lake Linden, 3-0-1, Beal City, 2-1, Pittsford, 3-0, 5, Akron-Fairgrove, 3-0, Grass Lake, 3-0, Mt. Pleasant Scrd Heart 2-1, Frankfort, 2-1, Harbor Springs 2-1, Engadine, 3-1, Rudyard, 2-1, 1. ASSISTS NHL Scoreboard AL Wednesday at 1 a.m. on 2-Wolverine Cablevlsion) 2:30 a.m. College Football: UCLA at Nebraska (ESPN, 2-Wolverine Cablevlsion; taped) WEDNESDAY 2 p.m.

Baseball: Philadelphia Phillies at Chicago Cubs (9-Chicago) 6:35 Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Houston Astros (17-Atlanta, doubleheader) 8:30 Baseball: Montreal Expos at St. Louis Cardinals (USA) 11:00 Baseball: Toronto Blue Jays at California Angels (USA, joined in progress) 12:45 a.m. Motor sports: Columbia Cup for unlimited hydroplanes (ESPN, taped; joined In progress Thursday at 1 a.m. on 2-Wolverine Cablevlsion) 4:00 Auto Racing: SCCA Super Vee race (ESPN, 2-Wolverine Cablevision; taped) Top 10 by average Player, Team A AVG. Ward, Lakeview 6 29 4.8 Guerra, St.

Philip 6 24 4.0 Thacker, Battle Creek Central 5 19 3.8 P. Craig, Pennfield 7 26 3.7 Seitler, Harper Creek 6 24 3.4 Woods, Battle Creek Central 6 20 3.3 McRae, Lakeview 6 17 2.8 Caswell, Harper Creek 6 18 2.6 Howlett, Battle Creek Central 6 14 2.3 Campbell, St. Philip 6 13 2.2 STEALS Top 10 by average Player, Team AVG. P. Craig, Pennfield 7 45 6.4 Caswell, Harper Creek 7 41 5.9 Thacker, Battle Creek Central 6 25 5.0 Woods, Battle Creek Central 6 19 3.2 Campbell, St.

Philip 6 17 2.8 Haan, St. Philip 6 17 2.8 G.Craig, Pennfield 6 19 2.7 Hayes, Battle Creek Central 6 15 2.5 Guerra, St. Philip 6 12 2.0 McRae, Lakeview 6 10 1.7 Prep Golf Monday's Games Pittsburgh 4, U.S. Olympic Team 3 Fred eric ton (AHL) 4, Quebec 2 Tuesday's Games Boston at New York Islanders Calgary at Los Angeles Canadian Olympic Team at Edmonton Montreal at Quebec New York Rangers at Washington Winnipeg at Vancouver Wednesday's Games U.S. Olympic Team at Detroit Boston at Buffalo Canadian Olympic Team at Calgary Pittsburgh at Hartford St.

Louis at Minnesota Montreal at Toronto N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey Winnipeg at Vancouver College Football EAST Pet. GB x-Baltlmore 96 59 .619 Detroit 89 67 .571 7Vt New York 87 68 .561 9 Toronto 86 71 .548 11 Milwaukee 82 74 .526 14V Boston 75 81 .481 21 Vj Cleveland 68 88 .436 28' WEST x-Chicago 95 61 .609 Kansas City 76 80 .487 19 Texas 75 81 .481 20 Oakland 71 85 .455 24 Minnesota 67 89 .429 28 California 67 90 .427 28V Seattle 58 98 .372 37 Cruz, Houston, Smith, St. Louis, Hendrlck, St. Louis, Murphy, Atlanta, .310.

RBI: Murphy, Atlanta, 117; Dawson, Montreal, 112; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 107; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 99; Kennedy, San Diego, 95. HOME RUNS: Schmidt, Philadelphia, 39; Murphy, Atlanta, 35; Dawson, Montreal, 32; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 31; Evans, San Francisco, 29. STOLEN BASES: Raines, Montreal, 85; Wig- Rins, San Diego, 62; Sax, Los Angeles, 51; Wilson, ew York, 50; Smith, St. Louis, 40; Redus, Cincinnati, 40. PITCHING (15 decisions): Denny, Philadei-.

phia, 18-6, .750, 2.43; McWilliams, Pittsburgh, 15-7, .682, 3.24; Scott, Houston, 10-5, .667, 3.72; Tunnell, Pittsburgh, 10-5, .667, 3.84; Candelaria, Pittsburgh, 15-8, .652, 3.23. STRIKEOUTS: Carlton, Philadelphia, 268; Soto, Cincinnati, 233; McWilliams, Pittsburgh, 195; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 182; Ryan, Houston, 178. SAVES: Smith, Chicago, 28; Holland, Philadelphia, 24; Reardon, Montreal, 21; DiPino, Houston, 20; Minton, San Francisco, 20; Sutter, St. Louis, 20. Tiger Averages Radio Sports TODAY 7: IS p.m.

Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Baltimore Orioles (WBCK-930 AM, WELL-1260 AM and 105 FM) WEDNESDAY 7:15 p.m. Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Baltimore Orioles (WBCK-930 AM, WELL-1260 AM and 105 FM) BATTING Prep Basketball x-clinched division title Monday's Games Cleveland 7, New York 0 Toronto 3, California 2 (10 innings) Kansas City 6, Seattle 2 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Detroit (Morris 19-12) at Baltimore (McGregor 18-6), 7:35 p.m. Boston (Hurst 12-11) at New York (Keough 4-7), 8 p.m. Cleveland (Sorensen 11-10) at Milwaukee (Caldwell 11-11), 8:30 p.m. Texas (Smithson 9-14) at Minnesota (Williams 10-13), 8:35 p.m.

Toronto (Leal 13-11) at California (McLaughlin 1-4), 10:30 p.m. Chicago (Bannister 15-10) at Oakland (Codiroli 13-12), Kansas City (Gura 11-17) at Seattle (Beattie 9-14), 10:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Chicago at Oakland, 3: 15 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Boston at New York, 8 p.m.

Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Texas at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Toronto at California, 10:30 p.m. Kansas City at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP TWENTY (First-place votes in parentheses) No.

Team W-L-T Pts 1. Nebraska (60) 4-0-0 1,200 2. Texas 2-0-0 1,138 3. Arizona 4-0 0 1,001 4. Iowa 3-0-0 998 5.

North Carolina 4-0-0 917 6. Alabama 3-0-0 880 7. West Virginia 4-0-0 750 8. Ohio State 2-1-0 709 9. Oklahoma 2-1-0 695 10.

Auburn 2-1-0 693 11. Georgia 2-0-1 619 12. Florida 3-0-1 566 13. Southern Methodist 3-0-0 385 14. Michigan 2-1-0 384 15.

Miami, Fla. 3-1-0 310 16. Louisiana State 2-1-0 284 17. Florida State 2-1-0 215 18. Washington 2-1-0 179 19.

Maryland 2-1-0 157 20. Arizona State 2-0-1 114 Transactions AREA STANDINGS CITY League Pennfield 4 0 St. Philip 2 1 Lakeview 1 2 Springfield 1 2 Battle Creek Central Overall 8 0 3 4 2 4 2 5 1 5 1 6 Harper Creek TWIN VALLEY Overall League 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 Hastings Marshall Coldwater Hillsdale Sturgis Albion Harper Creek Big Eight (West) Meet Team Standings: Lakeview 314, Kalamazoo Central 320, Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 334, Portage Northern 337, St. Joseph and Niles 340, Portage Central 353, Holland 364 Lakeview: Bryan Powers 76, Bob Hamilton 77, Chris Sprick 80, Scott Kinnisten 81 Medalist: Mike Lenderink, Kalamazoo Central, 75 Twin Valley Jamboree (At Coldwater Country Club) Team Standings: Harper Creek 338, Coldwater 341, Albion 344, Hillsdale 345, Hastings 347, Sturgis 353, Marshall 362 Harper Creek Pat Strole 81, Scott Marenko 83, Mike Whiteside 83, Dan Hanson 91 Coldwater: Scott Graver 76 (medalist), Paarl-berg 87, Cole 89, Lasky 89 Albion: Kakolski 85, Shelters 85, Eubank 86, Adkins88 Hillsdale: Freese83, Folke 84, Parker 89, Bab-cock 89 Hastings: Kuzaba 80, M. Willison 85, Brown 90, S.

Willison 92 Sturgis: Persons 78, Patterson 90, Smith 91, Hawkins 94 Marshall: Bredlce 86, Smith 89, Walters 93, Campbell 93 Olivet 194, Pennfield 201 (At Olivet Country Club) Olivet: Steve Blnkowski 46 (medalist), Chris Norton 47, John Arrlngton 50, Steve Johnson 51 Pennfield: Jamie Cole 47, Joel Dennis 50, Billy Davis 52, Kevin Maher 52 Records: Olivet 6-2, Pennfield 4-4 Maple Valley 170, Portland St. Patrick 189, Springfield 207 (At Mulberry Fore, Nashville) Maple Valley: Jeff Hamilton and Mark Valdik 41 (co-medalists), Greg Lenz 43, Kevin Ohm 45 Springfield: John Campbell 44, Jim Smith 50, Greg Bammer 56, Todd Ray 57 Records: Maple Valley 5-2, Springfield 0 7 St. Philip 185, Bronson 189 (At Riverside Country Club) St. Philip: Dooney Lewellan 40 (medalist), Mark Macintosh 47, Bryan Flach48, JoeHauerSO Bronson: Jeff Case 44, Brian Eley 47, Bob Mayer 47, Tom Kehoe 51 Records: St. Philip 7-0, Bronson 2-6 JV: St.

Philip 216, Bronson 240 (Medalist: Kevin Klenk, St. Philip, 50) ab rbl hr avg Whitaker 618 90 198 70 12 .320 Trammell 482 75 153 64 14 .317 Cabell 376 60 118 41 4 .314 Herndon 585 84 173 88 19 .296 Grubb 122 20 33 21 4 .270 Jones 63 9 17 6 0 .270 Wockenfuss 235 30 63 43 9 .268 Parrish 582 77 156 108 26 .268 Wilson 488 55 131 63 11 .268 Krenchicki 121 18 32 13 1 .264 Lemon 446 75 119 67 24 .255 Butera 4 1 1 0 0 .250 Leach 235 20 57 24 2 .243 Gibson 394 58 87 51 15 .221 Brookens 326 47 70 31 6 .215 Castillo 118 10 23 10 2 .195 Laga 12 1 2 1 0 .167 Morris 0 3 0 0 0 .000 Molinaro 1 3 0 0 0 .000 Designated Hitters 594 88 152 91 16 .256 Pinch Hitters 142 20 37 28 3 .261 Totals 5380 7551465 717 152 .272 PITCHING I ip era Abbott 2 1 47 43 10 7 11 1.93 Gumpert 0 2 43 42 13 7 14 2.74 Lopez 9 8 115 87 36 49 90 2.81 Berenguer 9 4 150 105 51 70 124 3.07 Morris 19 12 281 244 102 77 221 3.27 Rozema 8 3 103 99 39 28 62 3 41 Petry 18 10 254 233 105 95 114 3.72 Bair 7 3 56 51 24 19 39 3.88 Wilcox 10 10 177 154 78 70 94 3.97 Bailey 5 5 69 65 35 23 21 4.57 Pashnick 1 3 38 48 22 18 17 5.26 Ujdur 0 4 32 38 26 20 12 7.31 Martin 0 0 10 11 9 3 6 7 84 Totals 89 6713971254 578 503 837 3.72 NFL NL SMAA Overall League Pennfield Olivet St. Philip Bronson Bellevue Springfield Maple Valley Other scores in the league: Keven Leiter 710-256, Rick Weils 678-246, Mike Wales 664, Dave Case-257, Bill Cronkhite Jr. 248. Mr.

Don's 3104-1082, Distributing Plane 3103-1073, Fred's Standard 3042-1041, Independent Insurance 2998-1120, Johnson's Pro Shop 2990-1057. Scores of other leagues: Wolverine: Bob Simpson 666-246, Harold Cook 655-256, Ed Simmons 617, Mike Tobias 612-257, Jim Haley 609, Ron Taylor 237, Jim Fugerer 236. Steve's Cafe 3213-1174, Robby Doos 3179, Post Cereals 3148-1111, Rejects 31 16, H.Gregory Inc. 3086-1129, Cello-Foil 1116, Joint 1113 Post Office: Al Gorham 663-245, Tom Ambroso 631-237, Greg Criswell 617-267, Toby Criswell 617-264, John Walton 614, Slim Henderson 226. Club 27 3169-1147-1105, 81 3139-1062 Grand Trunk Mixed: Steve Hamilton 649-243, Wayne Morris 613-229, Frank Rugg 610, Paul Masters 609-234, Nancy Rugg 511, Ken Hansen 243, Terry Biggerstaff 225.

Springlake Lanes 3096-1072, High Rollers 3082-1097, Lucky Seven 3048 1101, Budmen 3038-1072, Hi-Railers 2939, PBS Realty 1051 M-66 Trio: Mark Dannenberg 643-247, Kevin Van Nortwick 623-238, John Lutz 572, Norris Wilson 223. Shrontz 1704-601, Kevin's Team 1698-619 Spartan: Walt Meinke 640-244, Bill Williams 631, Art Kline 624, Duane Valkner 591-232, Dave DeGraw 590, Bob Shoen 243, Ken Wilsey 232, Lou Ramsdell 226. Ralston Raiders 3019-1026, Nottke's Bowl 2879-1023, Knowles Excavating 2843-1016 Tavern Owners: John Hall 626-223, Larry See-ley 607-232, Gary Rugg 590-218, Terry Foreman 587, Gary tssaacs 581-229, Jim Meredith 213. D' Joint 1841-684, Ruggos 1793-643, Village Bar 657- 632, M-66 635 Nottke's House: Larry Sisler 624-221-219, Everett Culver 233, Dennis Carpenter 214, Frank Wa-bede 205. Hayes Contractors 2901-1002, Miller High Life No.

2 1042, Riverside Products 1004 Springlake Four-Man: Ray Jones 615-226, Gary Elmer 563, Harold Magrum 558, Pat Hill 548-246, Todd Van Dorsten 584-211, Jess Keesling 215, Kent McCrimmon 214. Elmer Rabbitry 2135-752, Gerald Elmer Son 2098-740, Bud Suckers 1968, Forty-Sixers 1954, Earl's Team 1956, The Enforcer 706, 69 Mo i ng 692 Nottke's 5 O'Clock: Ed Fugate 613-223, Paul Kivin 592-227, Ed Last 555-222, Jim Bassler 543-208, Martin Curtis 542, Perry Drake 225. Top Three 1840-653, B.C. Enquirer 1807-660, Night Hawks 1796, Emerson Drug 649 Kellogg Monday Morning Mixed: Dave Kor-noelje 600-212, Dave Fettes 564-231, Ron Sweet 553-231, Ted Clifton 539-212, Ralph Tuttte 524, Barbara Brandt 202. Team No.

17 1066-495, 1061-383, The Brandts 1089-422, Cliffs 1034, Ball Busters 1035-372, Pres Me 365 He a. She Mixed: Randy Stoecker 594, Harry Allen 564-238, Adam Bannester 558-222, Dick Horan 541, Sue Rogers 518-192, Marty Ickes 214, Sue Lehman 193. Runner Ups 2571-902, R-2 P-2 2487-858, Four Jokers 2453-843, TNT 2401-853, 2 Odd Couples 2385, Randy's Raiders 830 Kellogg Kouples 4:30 Mixed: Gene Weeks 586-224, Shirley Weeks 505-180, Jerry Quartermaine 554, Marge Fulcher 467-189, Mike Brunner 532-203, Jim Griffin 209. Weeks 1238-433, Buroker 1161-395, Wallace 1135, M. Brunner 1124, Kilgore 1128, Blake 398, Rocho 392, Griffin 400 Old Timers Senior: Larry Sloan 579-220, Dan Latshaw 571-220, Max McCarty 568, Lionel Wood 554, Ken Wilber 539-221, Orville Ehrhardt 227, Ray Francisco 217.

BMS 1657-618, VFW 565 1558-576, Eagles 1548, 3 Squares 1532-546, 3 Rounds 1531-582, 3 Duds 546 Kellogg Monday 4:30 Mixed: Marie Holibaugh 579-218, Bonnie Carlson 575-224, Geo Snyder 592, Dave Holibaugh 566, Cliff Graw 555, Mike Pavle-kovich 215, Dick House 215, Hubie Vandeburg 205. Carlson 1227-458, Werner 1227, Pavlekovich 476, Smith 425 Downtown Merchants: Dan Whitaker 578, Jim McConville 544, Bob Howard 231. Gutter Busters 2775-1020, High Rollers 1001 50-Plus: Kaye White 576-215, Marce demons 538, Clara Cronk 519-210, Phyllis Corton 519, Lois Wilson 503, Beth Jones 214, Garnet Willis 190. Shady Ladies 1735-606, Hi-Rollers 1721-590, Comets 1699-587, Inspirations 1637-595 V.A. Employees: Bruce Hill 566-204, Art Ward 565-223, Barbara Ostrander 558, Dave Piasecki 554, Butch Shade 554, Vickie Hill 514-204, Mark Champion 209, John Miller 203, Peggy Francis 200.

Newcomers 2872-979 Tavern Owners Ladies: Connie Herr 564-203, Julie Burton 517-203, Lona Ayres 475-188, Ruth Morris 466, Dawn Gwillim 458-175. Two Johns 1777-636, Verona 1776-592, Messengers 1769-606, Bruin's Lounge 1732, Andersons 1675, Jacks 597, Team No. 8 591 Nottke's Neighbors: Bev Burdett 548-219, Phll-lis Marentetta 539, Marilyn Pestun 532-187, Audrey Potter 505, Alice Granger 500-201, Suzie Crandel 207. Nottke's Bowl 2423-877, Chiropractic Clinic 2361-806, Guys 81 Dolls 2303, Arlene's Truck Stop 2291, Air Wisconsin 2287. Team No.

10 834, Reese Realty 804 Last Start: Sheryl McConville 539-190, Barb Meyer 538-192, Loir Eakins 501, Pat VanHuysen 491-190, Shonnie Eldred 484, Diane Francisco 187. Carlo Ughetti Tile 1821-628, NDS 1757-628, Three Stooges 1744, Commercial Electric 587 Queen Pins: Vicky Urton 534-203. Carolyn Root 503, Joan Porter 497, Cindy Loder 497-191, Jody Miller 495-199, Pam Wheaton 191, Judy Ivens 191. ARM 2446-869, Double Auto 2421, Meijer 2389-830, Michigan National Bank 2381-843, Video Library 2369, Go Getters 820, The Hooters 819 Leila Hospital Mixed: Robert Davis 518-203, Maceo Small 532-213, Luke Gammon 518-204, Linda Struble 531-215. Misdemeanors 2442.

The Adjusters 852 Pin Twisters'. Judy Canfield 509-178, Nita Ber-gler 501-214, Gladys Larner 501-192, Debby Geerts 495-179, Louise Wenger 490, Joyce Beadle 179. Columbia Hair Stylists No. 1 1785-656, Lakeview Shell 1780-630, Smith Lindroth Insurance 1744-604, The Young Reckless 1732. Lucky 7 1725, Wor- Insurance 617, Columbia Hair Stylists No.

2 99 Nlte Rollers: Debbie Wedl 500-198, Ginny Allen 484, Lldla Akers 475-218, Sandy Akers 472-181, Tori Reese 469, Lynda Knowles 198, Pauline Healy 182. Untouchables 2059-712, Akers No. 2 2029-701, Wat-erbeds 2013-716, Akers No. 1 2010, Guilfoyle No. 1 1969, GullfoyleNo.2 687 ST.

JOE VALLEY EAST Pet. GB 87 70 .554 82 74 .526 4Vj 80 77 .510 7 76 81 .484 11 70 87 .447 17 63 93 .404 23V2 WEST 89 67 .571 85 70 .548 3Vj 81 74 .523 7' 77 79 .494 12 75 81 .481 14 72 84 .462 17 Overall League Philadelphia Pittsburgh Montreal St. Louis Chicago New York Los Angeles Atlanta Houston San Diego San Francisco Cincinnati Colon Centrevllle Mendon White Pigeon Burr Oak Climax-Scotts Constantine Schoolcraft BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS: Called up Steve Farr, pitcher, from Buffalo of the Eastern League. Returned Wil Culmer, outfielder, to Charleston of the Southern League. DETROIT TIGERS: Named BUI Lajoie general manager.

Announced the resignation of Jim Campbell, general manager, so that he can become chief executive officer. NEW YORK YANKEES: Named David Her-sch director of minor league operations. National Association DALLAS MAVERICKS: Signed Date Ellis, forward. DENVER NUGGETS: Acquired Kenny Den-nard, forward, from the Kansas City Kings in exchange for a 1985 third round draft choice. KANSAS CITY KINGS: Announced that Don Buse, guard, has agreed to terms.

FOOTBALL United States League BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS: Signed Thomas Boyd, linebacker, and Ken Toler, wide receiver. PITTSBURGH MAULERS: Signed John Rizzl, Jeff Tift, Brian Dalatri, Mark Udinskl, Albert Lester, Rich Passerottl, Chris Cowles, Steve In-galls, and Michael Stearns, offensive linemen. HOCKEY National League CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS: Sent Steve Blyth and Don Dietrich, defensemen, and Dan Frawley, Tom McMurchy and Florent Robidoux, forwards, to Springfield of the American Hockey League. NEW JERSEY DEVILS: Sent Mike Anto-novich and Glenn Merkosky, centers; Gary McA-dam, left wing, and Mike Moher and John Paddock, right wings, to Maine of the American Hockey League. Returned Steve Janaszak and Rick LaFerriere, goaltenders; Doug McGrath, Mike Hordy, M.F.

Schurman and Carmine Ci-rella, defensemen; Joe Ward, Roy Sommer and Kevin Maxwell, centers; Mike Lekun, Paul Ful-cher, Pat Rabbitt and Ed Cooper, left wings, and Mitch Wilson and Brent Shaw, right wings, to Maine. Assigned Tony Gilliard, left wing, to Muskegon of the International Hockey League. NEW YORK RANGERS: Signed Mike Allison, center. Prep Tennis AVG 15.2 12.5 12.0 11.5 11.4 10.7 10.0 9.7 8.3 8.0 8.0 7.8 Monday's Games Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2 St. Louis 3, Montreal 0 Los Angeles 12, Cincinnati 9(10 innings) Atlanta 6, San Francisco 2 Houston 5, San Diego 3 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Philadelphia (Carlton 15-15) at Chicago (Reus-chel 1-1), Los Angeles (Honeycutt 2-3) at Cincinnati (Russell 4-3), 5p.m.

New York (Lynch 10-10) at Pittsburgh (DeL-eon 7-2), 7:35 p.m. San Francisco (Calvert 1-3) at Atlanta (Barker 1-3), 7:40 p.m. Montreal (Lea 15-10) at St. Louis (Cox 3-5), 8:35 p.m. San Diego (Lollar 7-11) at Houston (Heathcock M), 8:35 p.m.

Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. New York at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. San Francisco at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Montreal at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m.

Atlanta at Houston, 2, 8:35 p.m. Only games scheduled League Leaders PCT. 46.7 43.5 42.0 40.5 40.0 38.8 36.7 36.0 35.9 35.7 CITY LEADERS (Monday's games not included) SCORING Top 12 by average Player, Team PTS Hayes, B.C. Central 6 91 Parker, Springfield 6 75 Jaffke, Springfield 6 74 Guerra, St. Philip 6 69 Caswell, Harper Creek 7 80 Campbell, St.

Philip 6 64 Thacker, B.C. Central 5 50 Dingwall, Lakeview 6 58 Ward, Lakeview 6 50 P. Craig, Pennfield 7 56 McRae, Lakeview 6 48 Nanos, Lakeview 6 47 FIELD GOAL ACCU RACY Top 10 by percentage (Minimum four attempts per game) Player, Team FGM FGA Settler, Harper Creek 14 30 Campbell, St. Philip 27 62 McRae, Lakeview 21 50 Romanvals, Pennfield 17 42 Hayes, Battle Creek Central 38 95 Ward, Lakeview 19 49 Liggett, Pennfield 18 49 Nanos, Lakeview 18 50 Cooper, Pennfield 23 64 Pearson, Harper Creek 10 28 FREE THROW ACCURACY Top 10 by percentage (Minimum two attempts per game) Player, Team FTM FTA Ward, Lakeview 12 14 Martin, St. Philip 12 18 Hayes, Battle Creek Central 15 22 Caswell, Harper Creek 22 33 Nanos, Lakeview 11 17 Liggett, Pennfield 12 19 Campbell, St.

Philip 10 17 Dingwall, Lakeview 14 24 Angelo, Pennfield 11 19 Pearson, Harper Creek 9 16 REBOUNDS Top 10 by average Player, Team REB Hayes, Battle Creek Central 6 85 Nanos, Lakeview 6 67 Martin, St. Philip 5 52 Dingwall, Lakeview 6 59 Angelo, Pennfield 6 68 Howlett, Battle Creek Central 6 55 Romanvals, Pennfield 6 63 King, Harper Creek 7 55 Caswell, Harper Creek 6 53 Campbell, St. Philip 6 43 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Central Pet PF PA Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 83 102 Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 92 114 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 68 81 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 84 86 Tampa Bay 0 4 0 .000 43 70 East Dallas 4 0 0 1.000 114 80 Washington 3 1 0 .750 107 73 N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 62 60 Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 59 64 St. Louis 1 3 0 .250 75 115 West San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 131 86 L.A.

Rams 2 2 0 .500 94 87 Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 83 71 New Orleans 2 2 0 .500 109 99 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 68 54 Miami 3 1 0 .750 74 57 N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 91 93 Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 84 87 New England 2 2 0 .500 91 93 Central Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 83 102 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 98 91 Cincinnati 1 3 0 .250 46 64 Houston 0 4 0 .000 85 131 West L.A. Raiders 4 0 0 1.000 89 37 Denver 2 2 0 .500 48 55 Seattle 2 2 0 .500 81 85 Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 49 71 San Diego 1 3 0 .250 101 119 Monday's Game New York Giants 27, Green Bay 3 Sunday's Games Detroit at Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 1 p.m.

Denver at Chicago, 1 p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. San Francisco at New England, 1 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at Washington, 1 p.m.

Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Kansas City, 4 p.m. Miami at New Orleans, 4 p.m.

San Diego at New York Giants, 4 p.m. Next Monday's Game New York Jets at Buffalo, 9 p.m. Lakeview 4, Kalamazoo Central 3 Singles: Kim Cramer (KC) d. Phelps, 6-2, 6-4; Marlka Adams (L) d. Welke, 7-5, 6-1; Amie Me-heffle (KC) d.

Graham, 6-4, 7-5; Anne Schulfz (KC)d. Derks, Doubles: Shaun Wller-KIm Bldwell (L) d. Post-Klauman, 6-2, 6-2; Jean Shin-Elizabeth Winslow (L) d. Johnson-Chamberlln, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1; Jena and Jill Lassen (L) d. Wright-Perdok, 6-3, 6-0 Records: Lakeview 5-3 (2-3 league), Kalamazoo Central 1-4 league Harper Creek 5, Comstock 2 Singles: Jana Pearson (HC) d.

Beeke, 6-2, 7-6; Vlkkl Bates (HC) d. Bastian, 6-1, 6-0; Carol De-Vrles (C) d. Smith, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2; Terry Sackett (HC)d. Lynn Charkowskl, 6-4, 7-6 Doubles: Chris Camp-Beth Schragg (HC) d. Lisa Charkowskl-Nemedl, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Angie Yankers-Mlchelle Shrauger (C) d.

Ivany-Frey, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3; Lori Boyd-Missy Malone (HC) d. Hayes-May, 6-2. 6-1 Record: Harper Creek 5-1 JV: Harper Creek 4, Comstock 0 Springfield 5, Galesburg-Augusta 2 Singles: Sherry Smith (G-A) d. Baird, 6-3, 6-2; Renee Abbott (S) d. Needham, 6-4, 6-0; Karen Blowers (S) d.

Noud, 6-1. 0-6, 6-0; Karyl Baird (S) d. Rutherford, 6-3, 6-0 Doubles: Kim Vetter-MIssy Halst (G-A) d. Pursley-Scarbrough, 7-6, 6-3; Missy Suggs-Shelley Warren (S) d. Kelly-Whalen, 6-4, 6-4; Darcye Woodard-Chrlstle Jensen (S) d.

Loveland-Collick, 6-2, 6-1 Records: Springfield 4-3, Galesburg-Augusta 0-5 Honors PCT. 85.7 72.7 68.2 66.7 64.7 63.2 58.8 58.3 57.9 56.3 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK AMERICAN LEAGUE: Bob Stanley, Boston Red Sox pitcher, whose three saves gave him a club-record 32 for the year. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Joe Morgan, Philadelphia Phillies second baseman, for batting .484 (15 of 34), including six doubles and two home runs; scoring seven runs; and driving in eight. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (390 at-bats): Boggs, Boston, Carew, California, Whitaker, Detroit, Moseby, Toronto, Ripken, Baltimore, .317. RBI: Rice, Boston, 121; Cooper, Milwaukee, 117; Winfield, New York, 111; Parrlsh, Detroit, 108; Simmons, Milwaukee, 107.

HOME RUNS: Rice, Boston, 37; Armas, Boston, 36; Kittle, Chicago, 34; Murray, Baltimore, 32; Winfield, New York, 31. STOLEN BASES: Henderson, Oakland, 106; Law, Chicago, 74; Cruz, Chicago, 55; Wilson, Kansas City, 55; Sample, Texas, 42. PITCHING (IS decisions): Haas, Milwaukee, 13-3, .813, 3.27; Flanagan, Baltimore, 12-3, .800, 3.12; McGregor, Baltimore, 18-6, .750, 3.06; Dot-son, Chicago, 20-7, .741, 3.30; Gossage, New York, 12-5, .706, 2.33. STRIKEOUTS: Morrlt, Detroit, 221; Bannister, Chicago, 184; Stleb, Toronto, 180; Righettl, New York, 169; Sutclltfe, Cleveland, 154. SAVES: Ouisenberry, Kansas City, 43; Stanley, Boston, 32; Davis, Minnesota, 29; Caudill, Seattle, 25; Ladd, Milwaukee, 23.

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (390 at-bats) Madlock. Pittsburgh, TV Sports AVG. 14.2 11.2 10.4 Bowling TODAY 2 p.m. Baseball: Philadelphia Phillies at Chicago Cubs (9-Chicago) 7:35 Baseball: San Francisco Giants at Atlanta Braves (17-Atlanta) 11:15 p.m. College Football: Notre Dame at Miami, Fla.

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