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Tuesday, October 7, 1997 Lansing State Journal Scoreboard 'WOWS' TUE WED THU FRI SAT AWAY 0017 Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Omm Tmeal IJESp-' ChSO FQXDMI wJr wur PlMMMft Ssj MhrtBeoH 85? 730 pjn.

4 Voieybal Fbofcal 4L AlPur.7a) allndEma I Hockey 1230 pm I 1J Boston U. ESPN2 6pm Hockey Foot I I AtMnesoQ Hmmwt Htli 8pm lpjn. 5. Milan (54) 27 6. Riverview (54) 25 7.

Grosse lie (54) 23 Portland (54) 13 9. Harrison (54) 12 10. Grant (54) 4-CLASSCC 1. Muskegon Oakridge (54) 48 2. Constantine (54) 42 3.

Saginaw Nouvel Catholic (54) 38 4. Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port (54) 34 5. Hartford (54) 27 6. Niles Brandywine (54) 25 7. Vermontville-Maple Valley (54) 24 8.

Jonesville (54) 12 9. Newaygo (54) 11 10. Iron Mountain (4-1) 5 CLASS 1. Traverse City St Francis (54) 48 2. Decatur (54) 40 3.

Manchester (54) 35 4. Morenci (54) 34 5. Detroit DePorres (3-2) 28 Harper Woods (54) 24 7. Unionville-Sebewaing Area (54) 23 8. L'Anse (54) 14 9.

Deckerville (54) 8 10. Maple City Glen Lake (54) 7 CLASS DO 1. Mendon (44) 49 2. WaterfordOurLady(54) 46 3. Mio (54) 38 4.

Crystal Falls Forest Park (54) 35 5. North Muskegon (4-1) 26. 6. Marion (4-1) 25 7. Detroit Holy Redeemer (4-1) 22 i 8.

Center Line St Clement (4-1) 16 9. Kingston (4-1) 13 10. St Jos. Lk. Mich.

Catholic (4-1) 4 CLASS I 1. Frankfort 154) 48 2. Lake Linden-Hubbell (44) 46 3. Fowler (54) 41 4. Portland St Patrick (54) 35 5.

Iron Mountain N. Dickinson (54) 28 6. North Adams (4-1) 24 7. Peck (4-1) 21 aDeTour(3-1) 17 I 9. Bark River-Harris (3-1) 9 10.

Battle Creek St Philip (3-2) 4 I NOTICE Swim coach needed Eaton Rapids High School is looking for a boys varsity swim coach. Send a letter of application and a resume to Athletic Director Scott Warriner at 800 State St, Eaton Rapids. Ml 48827 or call (S17) 663-2217. Basketball The CAYSAJr. Pro basketball team is holding tryouts for "Boys Trainers," a 9-and-under team.

Tryouts are offered from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. on Tuesday and from 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. on Thrusday at the Capital Area Salvation Army Gym. Applicants can have turned 10 on or after Sept 1, 1997. For information, call the CAYSA office at 4844333 between 8 a.m.

and 4 p.m. Volleyball The Apple SportsPlex is still accepting applications for a high school girls volleyball season which begins Saturday. The cost is $20 per person. Individual and teamentrieswillbetaken.Thedeadlineis Thursday at 5 p.m. For information on the six-week league, call 485-7070, ex.

211. The Apple SportsPlex is also offering a volleyball league for all ages playing on Thursdays from 7:15 p.m.-10 p.m. and on Sundays from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. For informa-tjon, call 485-7070. RUNNING Statewide races This weekend's races Saturday Chelsea Classic 5K RunWalk, 9 a.m.

Call (313) 4754606. Rainbow 5K RunWalk. Grand Rapids Sherwood Park Elementary School, 9 a.m. Call (6161 771-3095. I Great Paper Chase 5K RunWalk, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, 9a.m.

Call (6161 387-2784. Women Only 5K RunWalk and 8K RunWalk, 9:30 and 10 a.m. Call (8101 238-5981. North Branch 5K RunWalk, 10 a.m. Call (8101 688-3183.

Harmony Hustle 5K RunWalk, Dut-ton Elementary School, 10 a.m. Call (616)698-5140. Sunday Apple Amble 5K RunWalk and 5-Mile Run, Oakland University, Rochester, 8:30 and 9 am. Call 1-800-753-9820. I Hidden Forest 8.5, 5.5, and 2.5-Mile Runs, Clarkston, 9:30 a.m.

Call (248) 659-6493. Capital City River Run 5K and 10-Mile Runs, Impression 5 Science 2 p.m. Call 332-2681. Monday Turkey Trot 5K, Sauft St Marie, Ontario, 10 am Call (705) 946-2377. TICKET INFORMATION Michigan State: 355-1610 Tigers: (810) 258-4437 Michigan: (313) 764-0247 Lions: (810) 335-4151 Red Wings: (810) 645-6666 TicketMasten 484-5656 Lugnuts: 485-4500 TELEVISION TODAY Baseball: NLCS Florida at Atlanta, 8 p.m., Ch.

4,8,10 Bicycling: Gearfest (tape), noon, PASS; 2 a.m., PASS BMX NBL Grand Nationals (tape), 3:30 p.m., ESPN Tahoe Fat Tire Festival (tape), 1 a.m., PASS Bike Trial World Championships (tape), 2:30 a.m., PASS Boating: Yachting Whitbread Round the World Race (tape), 2:30 p.m., ESPN Boxing: Junior middleweight Shabata Rores vs. Bronco McKarf wel Sports Digest GREATER LANSING Okemos tops Charlotte Okemos High took its first step toward winning a second-straight Capital Circuit soccer tournament as Jimmy Cullen and Jeff Meyrowitz led the way with two goals apiece to beat Charlotte 7-0. The Chieftains (8-0 Capital Circuit, 12-1-2 overall) blanked Charlotte (2-6, 4-8-1) for the second time this season as they fired 34 shots at Oriole keeper Aaron Payne. Charlotte had four shots on the Okemos goal. Also scoring for the Chieftains were Blake Richards, Steven Schurke and Nick Belloli.

Cullen and Belloli each registered assists. Lansing Catholic wins, 6-1 Mike Chemiawski scored three goals to lead Lansing Catholic to a 6-1 win over Jackson Northwest in the Capital Circuit soccer tournament. Bob Hillman had two goals and an assist and Brian Pettit had one goal for Lansing Catholic (4-2-2, 7-3-3). Hector Peris scored the goal for Jackson Northwest Brad Wever was in goal for Lansing Catholic and had four saves, while Jackson Northwest goalie Gabe Ce-dillo had nine saves. Lansing Catholic will play at Lakewood on Wednesday with the JV game starting at 4 p.m.

Eaton Rapids scores a bunch EATON RAPIDS The Eaton Rapids prep soccer team has a lethal offense. At least it did for the opening round of the Capital Circuit tourney on Monday. The Greyhounds rolled over Jackson Lumen Christi 7-1 and advanced to a Wednesday matchup against Charlotte on its home field. Doug Reaves had a pair of goals and an assist for Eaton Rapids while teammates Ben Rosier, Branden Tant, Russ Thorn, Cliff Wegner and Aaron DeGrow each scored one goal. Rich Rand scored the lone goal for Lumen Christi, which will play at Okemos on Wednesday.

Skating exhibition is Saturday EAST LANSING The Lansing Skating Club is presenting an ice skating exhibition at 8 a.m. on Saturday at Munn Ice Arena. The skaters will be skating their competitive programs in preparation for the upcoming regional competition, hosted by the Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. Hettinger wins 7th race DEGRAFF, Ohio Midget auto racer Jim Hettiger of Mason earned his seventh NAMARS Auto Value win of 1997 at the Shady Bowl Speedway over the weekend. Hettiger led Dave Baumgartner the last 100 feet to take the checkered flag.

Berby finishes 38th OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST, Ark. Ron Berby, 55, of Mason finished in 38th place at the Arkansas Traveler 100-mile trail run with a time of 28:48.11 on Saturday and Sunday. Only 49 of the 96 runners finished because of the extreme heat over the weekend. It was Berby's 18th run of more than 100 miles. Buffalo 3 2 0 600 116 126 Miami 3 2 0 J300 88 91 Indianapolis 0 5 0 DOO 66 13f Cmtnt Jacksonv9e 4 1 0 SOB 131 98 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 00 121 138 Baltimore 3 3 0 161 134 Cincinnati 1 4 0 2X 81 134 Tennessee 1 4 0 200 84 126 Weft Denver 6 0 0 1.000 190 85, Kansas Oty 4 2 0 67 122 110' San Diego 3 3 0 00 102 126 Seattle 3 3 0 00 107 134: Oakland 2 4 0 -333 151 148 NATIONAL CONFBBKE Eat Pet PF PA Dallas 3 2 0 00 124 75 Washington 3 2 0 00 90 73 N.Y.

Giants 3 3 0 00 104 120 Phiadelphia 2 3 0 400 90 99 Arizona 1 4 0 200 96 104 Central Tampa Bay 5 1 0 33 131 97 Green Bay 4 2 0 67 144 126 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 155 141 Detroit 3 3 0 00 133 120 Chicago 0 6 0 00 78 175 Wast Sanfrarcisco 4 1 0 00 122 60 Carolina 2 3 0 400 80 106 St Louis 2 3 0 400 94 112 New Orleans 2 4 0 333 101 139 Atlanta 0 5 0 00 82 136 Monday's result Denver 34, New England 13 Sunday's g-mee Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 pm Buffalo at New England, 1 pm. Cincinnati at Tennessee, 1 pm. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 pm. Green Bay at Chicago, 1 pm iami at New York Jets, 1 pm. Philadelphia at Jacksonville, 1 pm.

Carolina at Minnesota, 4 pm New York Giants at Arizona, 4 pm St Louis at San Francisco, 4 pm Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 8 pm Open date: Baltimore, Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego, Seattle Monday, Oct 13 Dallas at Washington, 9 pm Broncos 34, Patriots 13 New England 0 13 0 0-13 Denver 14 0 17 3-34 First Quarter 2 run (Bentley kick), 5-28. Den Mobley 13 interception return (Bentley kick), 3:51. Second Quarter NE Byars 44 pass from Bledsoe (Vina-tjeri kickl, 1438. NE fG Vinatieri 26, 3:11 NE FG Vinatieri 49, (MB. Third Quarter Den-Etway 1 run (Bentley kick), 9:37.

Den FG Bentley 21, 3:37. Den T.Davis 1 run (Bentley kick), 1:59. Fourth Quarter Den-FG Bentley 33, 5:24. CFL standings Eastern Division Pts rr- PA x-Toronto 13 2 0 26 546 246 x-Montreal 11 4 0 22 404 432 Winnipeg 3 12 0 6 352 478 Hamilton 2 13 0 4 311 466; Western Division x-Edmonton 9 6 0 18 388 372 x-Calgary 8 7 0 16 428 373 x-Brit Columbia 8 7 0 16 394 426 Saskatchewan 6 9 0 12 356 386 x-clinched playoff berth NOTE Two points are awarded for victory and one for a tie. Sunday's results Hamilton 27, Winnipeg 25 Edmonton 42, Calgary 32, OT Owosso (5-1-1, 8-2-4) JV gameSt Johns 3, Owosso 3 Haslett 4, Perry 3 Hasten goals-Danof 2, Blattert Nego-bega; Assists Emmons, Danof, Hart-man, Lamb; Perry goals Routhier, Smith, Whittenburg; Assist- Routhier, Smith; In goal-Herald (H) 8 saves, Dse-tula (P) 10 saves; Records-Haslet) (6-1 ICL, 10-5); Perry (4-5, 7-7).

Laingsburg Christian 6, St Matthew Lutheran 1 Laingsburg Christian goals Nosif, Noll 2, McClurg, Hendricks, Murphy. Assists- Nosif 2, Hendricks, Alana. St Matthew Greiner. In goal Bishop (L) 6 saves, Myers (SM) 22 saves. Records Laingsburg 8-2-1, St Matthew 8-1.

Okemos 7, Charlotte 0 Okemos goais-Cullen 2, Meyrowitz 2, Richards, Schurke, Belloli; Assists-Cul-len, Belloli 2. In goal-Simon (O) 4 saves, Payne (C) 27 saves. Records-Okemos 8- 0 Capital Circuit, 12-1-2; Charlotte 2-6, 4-8-1. JV Score-Okemos 4, Charlotte 0. Midland Sexton 1 Midhind goals-McLemore 2, Sugar 2, Baker.

AssistMcLemore, Sugar, Campbell. Sexton goal-Her. In goal Blalock (M) 4 saves; Izzo (S) 8 saves. Records-Sexton 3-10; Midland 7-4-1. DeWrtt 5, Mount Pleasant Baptist 1 DeWrtt goals-Lonik 2, Ryan, Whit-beck, Tracy; Assists Ryan 2, Beckw'ith, Whitbeck, Martin; Mount Pleasant Baptist goai-Koop; Assist-Crain; In goal Lehnert ID) 7 saves; Conway (MPBI 20 saves; Records- DeWrtt (9-4), MPB (na) JV score DeWitt 1, Portland 0 DeWrtt 11, Stockfaridge 0 DeWitt goals-DeRoSia 2, Dew 2, Beck-with, Bostelaar, Whitbeck, Lehnert, Badg-ley, Rich, Ryan; Assists Ryan 2, Lonik 2, Beckwith 2, Dew, Whitbeck, Bostelaar, Yanska; In goal Lehnert (D) 5 saves, Parker (D) 0 saves; Welch (S) 29 saves; Records-DeWrtt (7-1 ICL, 104); Stock-bridge (na) JV score Waveriy 3, DeWitt 0 Durand 4, Greenvffle 3 Durand goals Andersbang, Nelson; Assists None.

Greenville goals Wood, VanHoose, Danielsky. Assists Northrup 2. In goal Pawli (D) 12 saves, Goetz (G) 7 saves. Records Greenville 1-6 MMA, 3-11 overall. JV score Durand 3, Greenville 2.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL NCAA l-AA Top 25 Record Pts Prv 1.YnjngstownSt(56) 5-0 2285 2 Montana (24) 3-1 2217 1 3. Villanova (8) 40 2107 4 4. McNeese State (3 5-0 1942 10 5. Western Illinois (1) 4-1 1883 9 a Delaware 4-1 1807 11 7. Western Kentucky 5-1 1793 3 8 E.

Termesse St (1) 4-1 1534 14 9. Southern University 50 1499 13 10. Eastern Minos 5-1 1458 15 11. Georgia Southern 4-1 1278 17 12. Northern Arizona -3-2 1263 5 13.

Stephen F. Austin 3-1 1163 16 14 Appalachian State 2-2 954 6 15. Jackson State 5-1 925 19 16. Florida 4-1 698 12 17. Northern Iowa 3-2 697 23 18.

Nicholts State 3-2 598 24 19. Troy State 3-2 559 7 20. Murray St 4-2 489 25 21. Richmond 4-1 485 22. S'west Texas State 3-1 447 23.

William Si-Mary 4-2 443 8 24. Comectjcut 40 334 25. Hampton 4-1 226 NCAA Div. II poll Record Pts Pvs 1. CarsorhNewman (4) 40 80 1 1 Pittsburg State, Kan.

40 76 2 a New Haven, Conn 5-0 72 3 4 Angeto State, Texas 40 68 5 5. N'west Missouri St 50 63 6 a Texas 3-1 59 7 7. Albany State, Ga. E-fl 57 10 a Grand Valley, Mich. 50 52 12 9.

Western State, Colo. 4-1 46 11 10. North Dakota 40 45 13 11. West Georgia 4-1 37 16 12. IncSanapofts 60 36 14 13.

Central (Wahorria 4-1 34 15 14. Livingstone, N.C 60 25 19 15. NebraskaOmaha 4-1 20 9 16. Slippery Reck, Pa 4-1 19 17. Catawba, N.C 4-1 18 4 1a North Dakota State 4-1 17 19.

UODavis 3-2 9 20. Sheperd, W.Va 40 5 terweight Oba Carr vs. Anthony Jones, 9 p.m., USA; (tape), 2 a.m., USA Golf: Wonderful World of Golf (tape), 1 p.m., ESPN Hockey: NHL Boston at Colorado, 9 p.m., ESPN2; (tape), 3:30 a.m., ESPN2 Motorsports: NHRA Pennzoil Nationals (tape), 3 p.m., ESPN2 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Kragen-Exide 151 (tape), 7:30 p.m., ESPN; 3:30 a.m., ESPN Exxon Super-Flo Off-Road Series (tape), 7:30 p.m., ESPN2 Firestone Indy Lights (tape), 12:30 a.m., ESPN2 Rugby: United States vs. Wales (tape), 6 p.m., PASS Soccer Pro Beach (tape), 8 a.m, PASS Tennis: WTA du Maurier Ltd, Open (tape), 11:30 p.m., PASS Volleyball: Women's Kansas State at Oklahoma (tape), 9 p.m., PASS; 3 a.m., PASS RADIO TODAY I Motorsports: NASCAR Live, 7 p.m., WVFN, 730-AM I Newstalk 870 Sports: 1 p.m., WKAR 870-AM I Staudt on Sports: noon, WVFN 730-AM I The Sports Guys: 5 p.m., WVFN 730-AM MICHIGAN HORSE RACING LINE 485-5463 press 9186 For Jackson entries, press 1 For Jackson results, press 2 For DRC entries, press 3 For DRC results, press 4 Jackson post times: 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays; 6 p.m.

Sundays. DRC post times: 2:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; 1:15 p.m. Saturdays; 6 p.m. Sundays.

Sports Creek simulcasts: Delaware and Meadowlands: 12:45 p.m. Beu-lah: 12:55 p.m. Philadelphia Parte 1:05 p.m. Hawthorne: 2 p.m. DRC: 2:30 p.m.

Mohawk, the Meadows and Pocono: 7:30 p.m. Sportsman's: 8:30 p.m. Cost The local call is free Stars win Phoenix Classic PHOENIX The Michigan Stars won the Phoenix Classic National Women's Baseball Championship on Sunday, beating San Diego 11-10 in the championship game. Tammy Holmes doubled off the left-field wall in the bottom of the 1 1th and scored on a single by Charlene Wright. Julie Williams was the winning pitcher.

The Stars were 5-0 in the tournament and won 1 ,000. Beat the Dog Each week, Lansing State Journal staffers match wits with Sports Editor Jeff Rivers' dog Kashmir, COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Big Ten Standings trying to predict the outcome of selected college and pro football games. The person with the best record in this weekend's games will be a guest panelist in the next Beat the Dog segment, which appears in Green White every Saturday when Michigan State plays. Here are this weekend's games. Circle the team you think PREP BASKETBALL AP poll CLASS A 1.

Grand Rapids Christian (124) 75 2. Plymouth Salem (7-1) 65 1 Flint Northern (9-2) 62 4. Detroit Kettering (94) 60 5. Troy Athens (94) 51 6. Birmingham Marian (7-3) 50 7.

Howell (8-1) -49 a Saginaw Arthur Hill (6-2) 33 9. Battle Creek Lakeview (10-1) 31 10. St Johns (104) 27 Honorable mention: Rochester (10-1), 22; Holt (94), 19; Kalamazoo Central (9-2), 11; Detroit Cody (94), 10; Muskegon Reeths-Puffer (9-1), Mason (9-1), (jrandville (7-2), 1. CLASSB t. Birmingham Det Country Day (114) 73 2.

Frankenmuth (84) 71 3. Flint Powers 110-1) 63 4. Lakeview (104) 57 5. Stevensville Lakeshore (104) 55 6. Lansing Catholic Central (104) 50 7.

Detroit Renaissance (94) 38 Grandville Calvin Christian (94) 37 9. GR West Catholic (104) 36 10. Saginaw Swan Valley (8-1) 31 Honorable mention: Allen Park (84) and Paw Paw (7-1), 15; DeWrtt (94), 12; Grosse lie (7-2), Kalkaska (7-1), and Niles (8-2), Imlay City (8-1), Sauft Ste. Marie 19-0), Mount Clemens (6-2), Vicksburg (8-1) and Roscommon (7-1), Three Rivers (8-2) and Standish-Sterling (104), Richland Gull Lake (7-2), River-view (8-1) and Nagaunee (84), 1. CLASS 1.

Redford Bishop Borgess (104) 75 2. Muskegon Catholic Central (104) 61 3. Sandusky (104) 60 4. Branson (94) 59 5. Freeland (94) 48 6.

Riverview Gabriel Richard (9-2)' 47 7. Newaygo (94) 44 (tie) Benzonia Benzie Central (104) 44 9. Harbor Springs (7-1) 42 10. Shelby (8-1) 38 Honorable mention: St Louis (7-2), 18; Gwinn (7-2), 10; Ishpeming Westwood (8-1), Maple City-Glen Lake (9-0), Leslie (8-1), 9. CLASS 1.

Marion (104) 64 2. Camey-Nadeau (94) 64 3. Ellsworth (104) 63 4. Gaylord St Mary (94) 62 (tie) Auburn Hills Oak. Christian (9-1) 62 6.

Britton-Macomb (8-1) 47 7. St. Ignace (8-1) 42 8. Peck (10-11 28 9. Rapid River (9-1) 27 10.

Portland st Patrick (8-2) 26 20 Honorable mention: Crystal Falls Forest Park (7-2), 24; Morrice (8-1), 17; Fowler (9-1), 17; Au Gres Simms (9-1), 14; Adrian Lewanee (9-1). 11; Burr Oak (7-1), Ves-taburg (6-1), Atlanta (8-2), Fulton Middleton, 4. PREP GOLF Coaches' poll Class A 1. Brighton 2. Traverse City Central 3.

Hartland 4. Saline 5. Bloomfield Hills Lahser 6. Rockford 7. Grand Blanc 8.

Okemos 9. Coldwater 10. Forest Hills Central CltssB 1. Cranbrook 2. East Grand Rapids 3.

Tecumseh 4. Flint Powers 5. Grosse He 6. Goodrich 7. Detroit Country Day 8.

Marshall 9. Orchard Lake St Mary's 10. DeWitt Class 1. North Muskegon 2. Michigan Center n3.

Shoolcraft 4. Shelby 5. Grand Rapids Baptist 6. Hacked Catholic Central 7. Lake Fenton 8.

Muskegon Catholic Central 9. Harbor Beach 10. Buchanan Class 1. Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 2. Bay City All Saints 3.

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 4. Fairview 5. Bloomfield Hills Roeper 6. Alanson 7. Hillman 8.

Portland St Patrick 9. Lutheran Northwestern 10. Lake Michigan Catholic SMAA Jamboree (at El Dorado GC) Team Scores Battle Creek St Philip 173, Lansing Christian 180, Olivet 182, Leslie 184, Bellevue 188, Maple Valley 189 Lansing Christian McNamara 44, Block 45, Mohundro 45, Ball 46 OBwt-Waun 43, Webster 43, Pfannes 44, Pedalty52. Leslie-Foster 43, Woodland 46, D. Ward 47, Mitchell 48 Bellevw-Ogden 45, Mellen 46, Wolf 47, Swanger 50 Maple Valley-Chaffee 43, Lentz 45, Garvey 49, Blakefy 52 PREP SOCCER Coaches Rankings Division I School Record 1.

Plymouth Salem 124-2 2. Portage Northern 11-14 3. Grand Haven -12-14 4. Okemos 11-1-2 5. Troy High 10-2-2 6.

Birmingham Seaholm 11-24 7. Livonia Churchill 9-1-3 Conf All W-L W-L 1. Penn State 40 150 1. Michigan 40 114 3. Minnesota 3-1 13-2 3.

Wisconsin 3-1 12-2 5. Indiana 2-2 15-2 5. Michigan State 2-2 12-5 7. Northwestern 1-3 10-5 7. Iowa 1-3 8-7 7.

Illinois 1-3 104 7. Ohio State 1-3 10-6 11. Purdue 04 7-8 Local Races Sunday Capital City River Run 5K and 10-Mile Runs, Impression 5 Science Museum, Lansing, 2 p.m. Call Dick Miles at 332-2681. Oct 19 Cancer Chase 5K.

MSU Kel logg Center, East Lansing, 1 p.m. CallCon-nie Knrffen at 353-8828. Oct 25 Make A Difference 5K, Potter Park, Lansing, 10 a.m. Call Kittie Lynch at 882-2977. Oct 10K Relay, 10-person 5K Relay, and 5K RunWalk, Howell City Park, 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 10 a.m., and 3 p.m.

Call Ed Harwood at 223-4201. Nov. 2 Perry Road Race 5K, 1 p.m. Call Bob Opsommer at 675-7343. Nov.

16 Cold Turkey Trot 5K, MSU, East Lansing, 1 p.m. Call Jon Kermiet at 353-7868. Nov. 28 Fantasy 5K, Howell, 6 p.m. Call Charlotte Swann at 546-2439.

Dec 7-Jingle Bell 5K RunWalk, Pot ter Park, Lansing, 2 p.m. Call Susan Chris tian at 349-3803. Jan. 17 Portland Running Club Win ter Run, 9 a.m. Call Dave Hoort at 647- 1848.

PREP SCHEDULE TODAY Basketball Potterville at Fulton Howell at Milford Owosso at St Johns Chesaninq at Perry Mount Pleasanst at Greenville Sexton at Holt Jackson at East Lansing Alma at Ovid-Elsie Williamston at Fowlerville Eastern at Grand Ledge Jackson Northwest at Charlotte Everett at Waveriy Maple Valley at Leslie Morrice at Ashley Mason at Lansing Catholic Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart at Valley Christian Fowler at Portland St Patricks Lakewood at Okemos Olivet at Dansville Mason at Lansing Catholic Portland at Belding Bath at Pewamo-Westphalia Jackson Lumen Christi at Eaton Rapids Battle Creek St Philip at Bellevue Ionia at Durand Golf ICL Invitational at Perry CAC at Waveriy Carson City, St Louis at Lakeview Williamston at League Swimming St Johns at Mason Sexton at Howell Williamston at Durand Tennis Essexville at Mount Pleasant Milford at Howell Sexton at Charlotte Ovid-Elsie at Owosso Soccer Grand Ledge at St Johns Milford at Howell Alma at Mount Pleasant Baptist Dansville at Brooklyn Columbia Central Cross Country eastern, brand Ledge at Holt Okemos, Charlotte at Jackson Northwest Waveriy, Jackson at Everett East Lansing at Sexton Lakewood at Lansing Catholic Mason, taton Kapids at Jackson Lu men Christi PREP FOOTBALL APpoll CLASS AA 1. Grand Ledae (5-0) 46 2. Westland John Glenn (54) 44 3. Rockford (54) 39 4. Detroit Catholic Central (5-0) 35 5.

Sterling Heights Stevenson (54) 29 6. Brighton (54) 25 7. Monroe (54) 19 8. Traverse Citv West IS4) 17 9. Troy (54) 14 10.

Dearborn Fordson (54) 8 CLASS A 1. Farminaton Hills Harrknn fU)t 1 2. Muskegon Reeths-Puffer (54) 41 3. Birmingham Seaholm (54) 37 4. Flint Central (54) 31 5.

East Lansing (4-1) 26 6. Flushing (54) 23 7. Romeo (54) 18 8. Saoinaw (4-1) 12 9. Midland Dow (4-1) 9 10.

Lapeer West (4-1) 7 CLASS BB 1. Marshall (54) 49 2. St Joseph (54) 45 3. tast Grand Rapids (54) 41 4. Orchard Lake St Marv (Ml) 34 5.

Fruitport (54) 24 6. West Branch Ogemaw Heights (54) 18 7. Menominee (64) 16 8. Battle Creek Haroer Creek (54) 14 9. Allen Park (54) 13 10.

Kelloaa (54) 5 CLASS 1. Beldina 15-01 SO 2. Frankenmuth (54) 44 3. Marysville (54) 39 4. Saginaw Swan Valley (54) 32 will win and guess the score in the tiebreaker.

COLLEGE No. 11 Michigan State at Indiana Northwestern at No. 6 Michigan No. 7 Ohio State at No. 2 Penn State Illinois at Wisconsin Purdue at Minnesota No.

1 Florida at No. 14 LSU No. 24 Colorado at No. 20 Oklahoma State PRO Lions at Buccaneers Dolphins at Jets Falcons at Saints TIEBREAKER New York Giants at Arizona (winner and score) Name: TODAY'S LINE NATIONAL LEAGUE ATLANTA (Maddux) Vk 8V Florida (Brown) COLLEGE FOOTBALLTHURSDAY Syracuse 32 RUTGERS SATURDAY MICHIGAN 23 Northwestern VA TECH 18'A Boston College NAVY 1 Air Force Florida State Wh DUKE GEORGIA TECH NC State SOUTH CAROLINA Vk Kentucky PENN STATE 6'A Ohio State TENNESSEE 10 Georgia CLEMSON 5'A Virginia Virginia A No Line MARYLAND CAROLINA 23 Wake Forest Michigan State 18V INDIANA TEXAS 32 Iowa State WISCONSIN 13 Illinois KANSAS STATE No Line Missouri TULSA 13Vi Utep Colorado 3 OKLAHOMA STATE Byu 2 RICE UTAH 7'A Smu Tulane 1 LOUISVILLE Washington 16V. CALIFORNIA Texas 4 Oklahoma Southern Mississippi 10 EAST CAROLINA Notre Dame 11 PITTSBURGH Ucla 11V4 OREGON UNLV No Line Tcu ARIZONA ST 2'A Use Colorado State 22 SAN JOSE Florida No Line LSU Nebraska 38 BAYLOR MISSISSIPPI STATE 19 NE La Purdue 4 MINNESOTA TEXAS TECH 9 Kansas SAN DIEGO STATE 4 New Mexico Stanford 3'A ARIZONA Fresno St 10'A HAWAII BROWN 9 Princeton CORNELL 1 Harvard BOWLING GREEN 3'A Michigan Toledo 12'A MICHIGAN AUBURN 23'A La Tech OREGON ST No Line Utah St Wyoming No Line NEVADA Vanderbilt 22 ILLINOIS MICHIGAN 3 Ball St CINCINNATI 20 UAB MEMPHIS 21'A Arkansas State Miami-Ohio 22'A KENT MARSHALL 29 Akron BOISE ST 3 New Mexico State NR FOOTBALLSUNDAY Green Bay 11 CHICAGO NEW ENGLAND 8'A Buffalo JACKSONVILLE 3'A Philadelphia NY JETS 3'A Miami TAMPA BAY 5'A Detroit TENNESSEE 2'A Cincinnati NEW ORLEANS no line Atlanta MINNESOTA 3'A Carolina SAN FRANCISCO 14 St Louis ARIZONA 4'A Ny Giants PITTSBURGH 10'A Indianapolis NFL FOOTBALLMONDAY Dallas -E no line WASHINGTON NHL HOCKEY BUFFALO even -Mi Dallas CAROLINA even -V.

Los Angeles COLORADO 1'A-2 Boston CALGARY'A -1 Toronto SAN JOSE even -'A Ottawa DEALS Monday's transactions BASEBALL American League TORONTO BLUE JAYSAnnounced RHP Luis Andujar and OF Jacob Brum-' field refused outright assignments to Syr- acuse of the International League in order to become free agents. National league MONTREAL EXPOS-Announced RHP' Jim Bullinger and 0F-1B Joe Orsulak fused outright assignments in order to become free agents. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Named Ed 1 Creech director of scouting and Marty' Maier special assistant to the general manager. HOCKEY National Hockey Letgue MONTREAL CANALHENS Assigned F-Jean-Francois Houle, Scott King, Mar- -tin Villeneuve and Russell Guzior to1 New Orleans of the ECHL ELSEWHERE MAC honors pair TOLEDO, Ohio Miami of Ohio quarterback Sam Ricketts and Ohio University running back Steve Hook-fin share the offensive honors and Miami safety Paris Johnson is the defensive player of the week in the MidAmerican Conference.

Ricketts, a senior from Springfield, completed 13-of-24 passes for 190 yards and ran nine times for 32 yards in a 24-17 upset of 14th-ranked Virginia Tech. He set up the RedHawks' second touchdown with a 46-yard run. De La Hoya can't duck jury NEW YORK If possible a defendant at a trial in Los Angeles Superior Court sometime this week might recognize one of the jurors. Oscar De La Hoya, a 1992 Olympic gold medalist and unbeaten WBC welterweight champion, was to report to jury duty today. De La Hoya is also scheduled to defend his title on Dec.

6, against Wilfredo Rivera in Atlantic City. His fourth fight this year will be carried on pay per view by TVKO. Mark Taffet of TVKO projected that the total pay-per-view revenue for the four fights would be over $100 million. Morrison will contest charges JAY, Okla. Boxer Tommy Morrison requested Monday that he be allowed to contest drunken driving charges before a jury.

Morrison's lawyer asked in Delaware County court that his client receive a jury trial on four misdemeanor counts. The trial is tentatively scheduled Dec. 29. iThe 28-year-old heavyweight is accused of driving under the influence in an August traffic accident that injured three people. Duke leads after three WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn.

Norm Duke, averaging better than 236 for 18 games, led after the third round of the Professional Bowlers Association Ebonite Challenge Monday. -Duke, of Clermont, had a total pinfall of 4,259 and a 165-pin advantage over runner-up Jason Couch, also of Clermont. Cpuch began the third round in 14th place but used games of 279 and 268 to move up the feaderboard and claim second place. Iverson appeals suspension PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia 76ers point guard Allen Iverson has appealed a one-game suspension the NBA imposed on him following his no-contest plea to charges of carrying a concealed weapon. David Falk, Iverson's agent, filed the appeal Monday through the NBA player's union.

The league said Friday that Iverson would have to sit out the season opener Oct. 31 in Philadelphia against the Milwaukee Bucks, dropped. Address: Phone number: Mail your entries to: Beat the Dog, co Sports 120 E. Lenawee Lansing, Ml 48919. Note: Make sure you include your telephone number.

Entries must be received by Saturday. Kashmir 4. Gr. Pte Woods Univ. Liggett 11-2-1 5.

Kalamazoo Hackett 84-2 6. Kalamazoo Christian 9-3-2 7. Lake Fenton g2-0 8. Muskegon Wes. Michigan Chr.

10-4-0 9. Pontlac Notre Dame Prep 7-4-2 10. Lutheran Westland 10-3-2 (tie) Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian 10-2-1 Eaton Rapids 7, Jackson Lumen Christi 1 Eaton Rapids goals-Reaves 2, Rosier, Tant, Thorn, Wegner, DeGrow. Assists O'Valle, Thorn. Reaves.

Lumen Christi goal Rand. In goal Wymer (ER, 3 saves; Tant (ERI 3 saves; Carmody (JLCI 4 saves. Records-Eaton Rapids 5-2-1 Capital Circuit, 12-2-1 overall. Lumen Christi 4- 9- 1, 2-5-1. Lansing CathoSe 6, Jackson Northwest 1 Lansing CethoSc goals Pettit, Hillman 2, Chemiawski Assists Hillman; Jackson Northwest goal-Peris; Assist Hus-cio; In goal Wever ILC) 4 saves, Cedillo UN) 9 saves; Records Lansing Catholic 14-2-2; 7-3-3); Jackson Northwest (2-6, 3- 10- 1).

JV score Lansing Catholic 2, Jackson Northwest 0 St Johns 4, Owosso 4 St Johns goals Wiseman 2, Znk, Leslie; Assists Sternburgh; Znk; Owosso goals Drahos 2, Vogl, Waugh; Assists Vogl, Idle, Drahos; goaUSutton (SJ) 2 saves; Idle 10) 6 saves; Rosenbaum (0) 1 save; Records-St Johns (5-1-1, 8-4-2); AUTO RACING NASCAR leaders Points Jeff Gordon, 4,258. 2, Mark Martin, 4,133. 3, Dale Jarrett, 4,061. 4, Jeff Burton, 3320. 5, Dale Earnhardt 3,713.

6, Terry Labonte, 3,611. 7, Bobby Labonte, 3,512. 8, Bill Elliott, 3,412. 9, Ted Mus-grave, 3,192. 10, Jeremy Mayfield, 3,132.

II, Johnny Benson, 3,129. 12, Ricky Rudd, 3,119. 13, Rusty Wallace, 3,103. 14, Ken Schrader, 3,075. 15, Ernie Irvan, 3,054.

16, Kyle Petty, 214. 17, Bobby Hamilton, 2,851. 18, Michael Waltrip, 2.764. 19, Jimmy Spencer, 2.732. 20, Ward Burton, 2,722.

Money Jeff Gordon, $4,060,127. 2, Dale Jarrett, $2,227,847. 3, Ricky Rudd, $1,737,220. 4, Jeff Burton, $1,721,899. 5, Terry Labonte, $1,716,144.

6, Mark Martin, $1,712,144. 7, Bobby Labonte, $1,643,999. 8, Dale Earnhardt $1,499,344. 9, Ernie Irvan, $1,342,484. 10, Rusty Wallace, $1,329,730.

II, Bill Elliott $1,262,382. 12, Sterling Martin, $1,147,925. 13, Bobby Hamilton, $1,131,470. 14, Ted Musgrave, $1,017,889. 15, Ricky Craven, $1,006,470.

16, Johnny Benson, $1,000,274. 17, John Andretti, $984,700. 18, Ken Schrader $962,119. 19, Steve Grissom, $934,359. 20, Jimmy Spencer, $907,589.

COLLEGE HOCKEY Around the Rinks AJSCHO poll Record Pts 1. North Dakota (30) 0OO 300 2. Boston University 0OO 234 3. Michigan State 0-0-1 219 4. Minnesota 0-0-0 160 5.

Colorado College 0OO 145 6. New Hampshire OOO 120 7. Maine OOO 112 8. Miami, Ohio OOO 96 9. Michigan OOO 89 10.

Rensselaer OOO 71 Others receiving votes: Clarkson 46, Cornell 32, Denver 7, Boston College 6, Wisconsin 6, Lake Superior 4, Bowling Green 3. FOOTBALL NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Pet PF PA New England 4 1 0 J0 143 74 MY. Jets 4 2 0 67 157 106 8. Clinton Tship Chippewa Valley 10-1-3 9. Carman Alnsworth 8-0-4 10.

Lake Orion 9-1-3 (tie) Sterling Heights 1101 Division I School Rteord 1. East Lansing 12-1-2 2. Bloomfield Hills Lahser 9-1-2 3. Grand Rapids Christian 11-2-0 4. Battle Creek Lakeview 12-1-1 5.

Lansing Waveriy 11-2-1 6. Mason 9-2-3 7. Portage Central 10-3-1 8. Oxford 9-2-2 9. Petoskey 10-1-3 10.

Auburn Hills Avondale 10-1-3 (tie) Midland Dow 11-2-1 Division School Record 1. Ludington 13-1-0 2. Marshall 11-1-1 3. Madison Heights-Bishop Foley 6-5-2 4. Country Day 7-3-2 5.

GuU Lake 8-3-1 6. St Joseph 10-3-2 7. Macomb-Luthem North 11-2-3 8. Hudsonville Unity Christian 12-1-1 9. East Grand Rapids 11-3-0 10.

Vicksburg 11-3-0 Division IV School Record 1. Elk Rapids 14-1-0 2. Riverview Gabriel Richard 8-2-1 3. Ann Arbor Greenhills 8-2-4 cortnzcnorj The 1966 Michigan State football team did not play in the 1967 Rose Bowl. The information was incorrect in Sunday's edition..