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Sports Lansing State Journal Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1 987 2C I People Also: NCAA Division I college for most yards gained In a quarter 304, Brooks I Texas state prosecutors may decide by mid-November to employ a grand jury in their investigation of the Southern Methodist University pay-for-players football scandal. Attorney General Jim Mattox said Monday. University of Georgia athletic director and head football coach Vince Dooley was admitted to a hospital in Atlanta Monday night to undergo surgery. Dooley was to undergo a coronary angioplasty today.

The procedure is expected to clear a single artery to the heart. Doctors said Dooley could return to work as early as Thursday. Dawson, UTEP vs. Brigham Young. Oct 26, 1968, 4th quarter In a half: 384.

Jim McMahon. Brigham Young vs. UTEP, Nov. 1, 1980. 1st naif In a game: 599, Virgil Carter, Brigham Young vs.

UTEP, Nov. 5, 1966 (86 rushing, 513 passing) In a season: 4.627, Jim Tarpley admits to having drug problem forward Roy Tarpley, a former University or Michigan standout, confirmed Monday that he en treated fr cocaine and alcohol problems thUUliner.ancl 531(1 that ne is Prgram. In September, Mr ne was counseled he identifv- He then the late 2 mwm resolved- Bt after showing up Sundiv 8ame with Bston Celtic! on 5SS con'rmed that he had sought treat- A team spokesman said Tarpley would stay with the team. PGA's best gun for Shoot-Out money nIepftMPL0nw ional.f olfs bi8gest names, including face off todav ln a nine-hole, $250,000 chf mpJil.snip in Tucsn. Ariz.

The Merrill Lynch Shoot-Out Championship is being staged at the Ventana Canyon Golf and Racquet Club. Other player competing are: Paul Azlnger, Scott Simpson, Ben Crenshaw, Larry Mize, Lanny Wadkins, Payne ZoeUer yd' Tm WatSOn and Fuzzy Earnhardt seeks NASCAR championship Dale Earnhardt can clinch the NASCAR Winston Cup stock car racing championship at the start Sunday of Rockingham's North Carolina Motor Speedway. All Earnhardt has to do is start Sunday's AC Delco 500 to wrap up his second straight and third overall Winston Cup championship. Compiled from staff and Associated Press McMahon. Brigham Young, (56 rushing.

4,571 passing) Gastineau misses Jets' practice Mark Gastineau, the New York Jets defensive end who did not go on strike with his teammates, was excused from practice Monday, the regulars' first day back. Gastineau was given the day off for personal reasons. A spokesman for the NFL team said Gastineau was visiting his sister, who Is ill. The only Jets' veteran to defy the strike from the outset, Gastineau was criticized by his teammates for having a selfish attitude. Jones: Golf courses not up to par Today's golf courses will become obsolete unless the U.S.

Golf Association does something about improved club and ball technology, says noted course architect Robert Trent Jones. "Part of it is due to the course conditioning," said Jones in the November Issue of Golf Digest. "Today's professionals play on carpets, and the putting is much truer and easier. "But equipment Is the biggest difference. Architects have always had to compete against Improved balls and clubs, but this forces the older courses to be updated all the time.

The USGA needs to do something about all this before all of today's courses become obsolete. They've already got an overall distance limit for the balls, but It's not doing the job." Jones, 81, has designed more than 450 courses. In a career (4 years): 11,317, Doug Flutie, Boston College, 1 981 -84 (1 0.579 passing. 738 rushing) G)rrection Katie Davis was a part of the East Lansing doubles team that lost to Okemos in the girls' Class A tennis state championship Saturday at the Midland Community Center. Davis' name was incorrectly reported to the State Journal.

Woosnam earns Match Play title Welshman Ian Woosnam won the World Match. Play Championship on Monday with a 1-up victory over Scotland's Sandy Lyle in the rain-delayed final In Wentworth, England. It marked the first time that the 24-year-old tournament had been won by a British player. Woosnam earned $120,000 with the Scoreboard Television today gon defensive bock. Woods, a 5-9, 184-pound junior free safety, helped the Wildcats shut out Grand Valley State 284 Saturday.

He returned three punts total of A9 yards, including a 64-yarder in the first quarter for the gome's first touchdown. He also returned one kick off 12 yards, broke up a pass and hod an interception as Northern kept the Lokers from penetrating inside the Wildcat 40-yard Sport! Hotline: Dial 1-900 410-1414 for Ihn latest scores. You pay 50 cents (or (he first minute. 35 cents for each additional minute. I.

New Hampshire 4-14 51 10 9. Western Carolina 4-24 44 12 10. Weber St. 5-14 43 13 II. Western Kentucky 4-24 42 14 12.

Northern Iowa 3-34 36 18 11 Delaware St 4-14 34 16 14. ktaho 5-24 25 15. Middle Tern. St 4-24 24 20 16. Eastern Kentucky 4-24 15 4 17.

Arkansas St. 4-24 13 4-24 13 19. Richmond 4-34 9 20. Georgia Southern 4-34 6 Division II Auto Racing: Formula One Grand Prix of Mexico, (tape) 1 p.m.. ESPN Rally of 1 Lakes, (tape) 3 p.m., ESPN Atlanta 24, Los Angeles Rams 20 Buffalo 6, New York Giants 3, OT Son Diego 23, Los Angeies Raiders 17 Denver 26, Kansas City 17 San Francisco 34, St.

Louis 28 Mondays Result Washington 13, Dallas 7 Sunday, Oct. 25 Atlanta at Houston, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Miami, lp.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1p.m.

Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Denver at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Green Bay ot DETROIT, 1 pjn. New England at Indionapoiis, 1 p.m. New York Jets ot Washington, 1 pjn.

San Francisco at New Orleons, 1 p.m. St. Louis at New York Giants, 4 p.m. Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Konsos City at San Diego, 4 pjn.

Monday, Oct. 24 Los Angeles Rams ot Cleveland, 9 p.m. Baseball: World Series Game 8 p.m.. Ch. 7,12,41 Basketball: NBA Preseason Dallas vs.

Detroit, 7:30 p.m.. PASS Giris' Fowler 15, Soranoc 50 (rorMt frtr PorttondSt-PamtS 1, Felpousch (FL mi I Rodemocher (FL 3, Hoerner (FL 4, Nobis (FL 5, Miller (FL 0, Tucker (SL 7, Koenlgsknecht (FL 8, Spltiley (PSPL 9, Manning (PSPL 10, Huhn (PSPL FowtervSH 11, nWamslon 43; FowHrvfH 1. Holman (F) 21:11.1 Boupel (Ft J. Mitchell (FL Werner (Wl 5. VAn Spee (Fl tJCoff, (HI 7.

Gardiner Taylor (HL 9. Bort (Wl IO.Schunz,(HL Portland 24, Perry J3; Portland rf, Ltsh Jt; Perry 23, Leslie 1, Litchfield (PL 2(t04. 2, Ke. Seldon (PI 1, KL Seldon (PL 4, Amefl (Lei 5, Gcovl (PI Cory (PL 7, Buckner (PI Fk (Lei Roudebush (PeL 10, DeCenso (Pel Boxing: Jimmy Paul vs. Othal Wilson, (tape) 9 p.m..

USA Volleyball: College Women's: Illinois at Western Michigan. 8 p.m., Ch. 17 Radio today Baseball: World Series Game 3: Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m.. WILS 1320-AM; WJR 76Q-AM Newstalk 870: 2:30 p.m.,WKAR87Q-AM Spartifacts: Dave Yarema on 1983 MSU-lllinois game, 7:15 a.m., 5:15 p.m..

WJIM 1240-AM. 97.5-FM Colorado 1 1 0 52 52 4 2 0 145 112 Iowa St. 0 2 0 20 98 1 5 0 97 243 Kansas 0 2 0 12 89 1 5 0 56 200 KanssSt. 0 2 0 20 93 0 6 0 94 235 Saturday's Games Konsos St. ot Nebraska Colorado at Oklahoma Oklahoma St.

ot Missouri Iowa St. at Kansas SOUTHEASTERN Conference AJlGarnes WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP LSU 3 0 0 73 42 6 0 I 208 86 Auburn 1 0 1 68 35 5 0 1 188 58 Alabama 2 1 0 85 68 5 2 0 195 110 Florida 2 1 0 71 30 5 2 0 226 64 Georgia 2 1 0 106 64 5 2 0 210 120 Tennessee 1 1 1 80 71 4 1 1 190 108 Kentucky 1 1 0 44 40 4 2 0 165 74 Miss. St. 0 2 0 13 76 3 3 0 81 116 Miss'isslpp 0 2 0 20 66 2 5 0 135 168 Vanderbilt 0 3 0 62 130 1 5 0 137 209 Saturday's Games Georgia Tech at Tennessee Mississippi St. at Auburn Kentucky ot Georgia Vanderbilt at Mississippi SOUTHWEST Conference AltGames WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP Texas 2 0 0 61 40 3 3 0 151 153 Baylor 2 1 0 76 74 5 2 0 164 129 Arkonsas 2 1 0 65 26 4 2 0 133 102 TxsAlM 2 1 0 77 54 4 2 0 136 97 Texas Tch 2 2 0 108 95 4 3 0 200 173 TCU 1 1 0 40 36 3 3 0 122 117 Houston 0 2 0 35 52 1 4 0 108 158 Rice 0 3 0 49 134 2 5 0 150 276 Soturatoy's Games Houston at Arkonsas Texas Christian at Baylor Tulso at Texas Tech Texas at Rice ATLANTIC COAST Conference AIIGames WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP Oemson 3 0 0 88 43 6 0 0 174 73 WkJorest 2 1 0 43 31 5 1 0 100 54 N.CarcJin 2 1 0 61 59 4 3 0 150 135 Maryland 2 1 0 49 61 3 3 0 101 152 N.Coro.St.

2 2 0 76 52 2 4 0 90 118 Virginia 1 2 0 82 76 3 4 0 158 177 Duke 0 2 0 27 59 3 3 0 134 119 Go. Tech 0 3 0 35 80 2 4 0 134 112 Saturdays Gomes Woke Forest at Virginia North Carolina St. at Oemson x-Georgia Tech at Tennessee Duke at Maryland MAJOR INDEPENDENTS LTPts OP Syracuse 6 0 0 176 79 Miomila 4 0 0 154 52 Florida St. 6 1 0 274 91 NotreDome 4 1 0 158 79 Perm St. 5 2 0 209 142 Pittsburgh 4 2 0 128 79 Rutgers 4 2 0 98 104 S.

Carolina 4 2 0 180 72 N. Illinois 3 2 1 184 127 Bost. Coll. 4 3 0 166 149 E. Carolina 4 3 0 149 191 Memphis St.

3 3 0 121 133 S-Miss. 3 3 0 144 170 Tulone 3 3 0 183 171 W.Virginia 3 3 0 143 75 Temple 3 4 0 100 149 Louisville 2 4 1 144 228 Army 2 4 0 170 122 Cincinnati 2 4 0 108 178 SWLa 2 4 0 61 142 Akron 2 5 0 138 194 Tulsa 2 5 0 122 269 Navy 1 5 0 97 178 VaTech 1 5 0 108 154 SdturckVs Games Tulso at Texas Tech So. Mississippi at Memphis St. Colgate ot Syracuse Akron at Louisville E. Carolina at S.

Carolina SW Louiskma at NE Louisiana Virginia Tech at Tulane W.Virginaot Boston College Pitt at Navy Col at No. Illinois Rutgers at Army USC ot Notre Dame Miami (Fla) at Cincinnati Players of the Week MIAA Offense Bruce Crosthwoite, Adrian quorterbock. Crosthwoite, a 4-foot, 190-pound senior from Rochester, engineered 65-yord touchdown drive in the final two minutes of play to leod the Bulldogs to a 21-14 victory over Alma College Saturday. He completed 18 of 36 posses for 211 yards In the game, and now has completed 62 percent of his passes 82 of 133 this season for 969 yords ond six touchdowns. Defense Rob Porritt, Albion safety.

Porritt. 5-9. 175-oound junior from Hoslett, football records 1980 Jim McMahon 3: Minnesota at St. Louis, GREEN BAY PACKERS-Retolned Vlnce Rafterty, center; Lorenzo Freeman, defensive lineman; Jim Melka, Unebocker; Steve Collier and Bob Gruber, offensive tackles; Mas Zen-delas, pkxekicker; Alan Risher, ouorttrbock; Jim Bob Morris, safety, ond Lee Morris ond Patrick Scott, wide receivers, from their replacement roster. Ploced Lovole Thomas and Kevin WiDhlte, running bocks; Jeff Drost, offensive tockle; Don King ond Tony Elliott, defensive bocks, ond Don Summers, tight erd, on injured reserve.

HOUSTON OlERS-Ploced Scott Eccles, tight end, on Injured reserve. LOS ANGELES RAiOERS-Retolned Vlnce Evans, ouortertyjck, from their replacement roster. MIAMI DOLPHINS-Ptoced Mark Koneaiy, running bock; Louis Outre, guard, and John Swain, cornerbock, on injured reserve. MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Signed Rondy Rasmussen, offensive lineman. Ploced James Brim, wide receiver, on injured reserve.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Retoined John Fourcade, ouarterbock; Tommy Barnhardt, punter; Owight Beverly, punter; Stocey Dawsey and Curtlond Thomas, wide receivers; Ken Kaplan, offensive tockle; Scott Leah, linebacker; Malcolm Scott ond Mike Waters, tight ends, ond Pot Swoopes ond Robert Brannon, defensive ends, from their replacement roster. Ploced Hoby Brenner, tight end, on injured reserve. NEW YORK GIANTS-Retolned M3ie Black ond Dan Morgan, offensive linemen, from their replacement roster. NEW YORK JETS-Retoined Jay Brophy, Ken Rose and Jim Hoslett, llnebockers; Scott Mersereou, defensive linemorc Michael Harper and Scott Hoiman, wide receivers; Eddie Hunter and Dennis Bligen, running bocks; Tom Flick, Quorterbock; Eric Coss, John Thomas and Ken Jones, offensive linemen, and George Rodachowsky, Larry Robinson ond Sean Dykes, defensive bocks, from their replacement roster. HOCKEY Notional Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES Sent Richie Dunn, oe-fenseman, ond Jeff Parker, right wing, to Rochester ot the American Hockey League.

HARTFORD WHALERS Sent Peter Sl-dorkiewia, goaltender, to Bingharnton of Ihe American Hockey Leogue. MONTREAL CANADIENS Sent Mothleu Schneider, defenseman, to Cornwall of the Ontario Hockey League. COLLEGE ILINOtS STATE-Reinstoted Jorrod Cole-man, forward, to the basketball team, INDIANA STATE-Announced Lorry Bush, forward, has been Indefinitely suspended from Ihe basketball teom due to violations ot sauod policy. College football APTop 20 The top 20 teams in the Associated Press college football poll, with first-ploce votes in parentheses, record through gomes of Oct. 17, total points based on 20-I9-18-I7-16-1S-14-13-13-11-10-94-7-6-5-3-2-1 and lost week's ranking: Record Pis Pvs I.

Oklahoma (42) 64-0 1,179 1 2 Nebraska (12) 644 1,134 2 I Miami, Flo. (6) 4-04 1,106 3 AFIoridoStote 0-I4 977 4 5. LSU 44-1 973 4 6. Auburn 54-1 893 5 T.CIemson 644 846 7 8. UCLA 5-14 807 9.

Syracuse 444 722 13 10. Notre Dame 4-14 676 11 II. Florido 5-24 579 14 II Georgia 5-24 436 18 11 Tennessee 4-1-1 370 8 14. MICH ST. 4-24 32 19 limcwno 5-14 333 20 16.

Ohio State 4-1-1 294 17 17. Alabomo 5-24 171 It Penn State 5-24 170 10 19. Oklahoma State 5-14 154 12 20. Michigan 4-24 142 Other receiving votes: South Carolina 69, Arizona State 68, Arkansas 44, Phi 30, Texas AIM 28, Oregon 23, Southern California 19, Minnesota 14, Arizona 10, Wyoming 9, Texas 5, Woke Forest 5, Missouri 3, Son Jose State 1 Div. I-AA Top 20 MISSION, Kansas (AP) The top 20 teams In the 1987 NCAA Division l-AA football poll with nrst-pkxe votes In parentheses, records through Oct.

18, points ond lost week's ranking: 1. Holy Cross (4) 644 80 1 lAppolochtonSt. 4-24 76 1 1 Northeast Louisian 4-24 49 4 Jock son St. 54-1 66 IJctnesModlson 5-14 65 tt A Western Winois 4-14 41 7. North Texas St 5-24 51 2 Las Vegas line Today's Games Gannett News Service (Home Teams In Bold) WORLD SERIES GAME 3 Favorite Odds Underdog St.

Louis 9-10 Minnesota NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Favorite Goals Underdog Wanders Vj-1 Calgary St Louis plck'em Winnipeg NOTE: Underdog receives the number of goals to the left of hyphen. Favorite gives number of goals to the right of hyphen. Weekend Football COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturdcrs Games Favorite Points Underdog Mich. St. 16 Illinois lowo Wh Purdue Ohio St.

11 Minnesota Wisconsin 7 N'western Michigan Vi Indiana NotreDome 6 USC Pitt 25 Navy Maryland 7 Duke Oemson 19 N.CSt. Cornell 21 Dorhrouth Baylor 3 T.C.U Georgia 11 Kentucky Holy Crass 31 8rown Penn 5'? Yale Syracuse 35 Colgate BostColL l'i W.Va. S. Carolina 24 E.Carolina Term. 13 Geo.

Tech Harvard 3 Princeton Rutgers Th Army Air Force 5 UTEP lowo St. 5 Kansas Nebraska 54 Kansas St. Coto. St. Vh New Mexico Auburn 27 Miss.

St. Texas 25 Rice OklaSt. 4 Missouri Miss. 4 Vanderbilt Texas Tech 14ft Tulsa Arkansas 14 Houston Oregon 2'j Stanford Ariz. St.

20 Ore. St. Arizona 7'i Wash, St UCLA 28 Cal Virginia 1 W.Forest Oklahoma 37 Colorado Miami-FIa no line Cind Memphis St 3 S.Miss. Tulane 6'j VaTech BYU 3ft Hawaii Pro football NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pd PF PA New England 3 2 0 .600 97 98 NY. Jets 3 2 0 .600 135 127 Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 81 125 Indiancpotis 2 3 0 .400 91 73 Miami 2 3 0 .400 137 99 Central Cleveland 3 2 0 .600 119 63 Houston 3 2 0 .600 112 91 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 110 101 Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 75 102 West San Diego 4 I 0 .800 91 83 Denver 3 1 1 .700 123 105 LA.

Raiders 3 2 0 Ml 113 77 Seattle 3 2 0 .600 131 105 KonsasCity 1 4 0 .200 68 159 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Washington 4 1 0 .800 133 85 Dallas 3 2 0 .600 115 97 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 121 122 Philadelphia 1 4 0 .200 86 143 N.Y. Giants 0 5 0 .000 69 135 Central Chicogo 4 1 0 .800 133 51 TompoBay 3 2 0 .600 115 84 GreenBay 2 2 1 .500 72 82 Minnesoto 2 3 0 .400 88 105 DETROIT 1 4 J00 84 145 West SonFronclsco 4 I 0 J)00 144 122 NewOrleons 3 2 0 .600 120 99 Atlanta 2 3 0 .400 84 HI LARoms 1 4 0 .200 93 123 Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 21, Indianapolis 7 Seattle 37, DETROIT 14 New York Jets 37, Mlomi 31, OT New England 21, Houston 7 Clevelond 34, Cincinnati 0 Green Boy 16, Philadelphia 10, OT New Orleans 19, Chicogo 17 Tampa Boy 20, Minnesota 10 Horse racing Northville Downs 301 S. Center, Northville 7J0p.m,Mon,Wed-Sat. 1 pjn.

Sot, 6 pjn. Sun. Monday's results First -am. Trot 25 MarmorgPaul(Hnnssy) 2.80 3.00 2.40 On The Wagon (Me.Dokey) 7.20 4.00 Lightning Bug (To.Buter) 2.80 Top Surprise, Mighty Fortune, Maidstone Robert, Royal Closs, Kim's Flight. Perfecto (5-3) paid S3140 Trlfecta (5-3-2) paid $760 Second -am.

Pace: 2j)2 45 Uproar (Rjv.ancik) 7.20 4.60 3.80 Action Seelster (J.Sweeney) 3.00 2.60 Griffith To.Buter) 2.80 Apple Barrel, News Bullyten, Red Blurr, Printmoker, Complete Dispersal. Perfecto (4-2) paid J24J30 Trlfecta (4-2-1) paid S80J30 Daily Double (5-4) paid $25.40 Superfecta (4-2-1-3) paid 1218.40 Third -Cond. Trot 23 45 Silver's K.G.(P.Kennedy) 9.60 4.80 3.20 Kendelwood Willie (MJordan) 7.60 5.60 Wen Her Finale (H.Dick) 3.40 Laurel's Stor, Nimbus Hanover, SJvLovo, Dot's Dillemo, S.F.Renegode. Perfecto (1-4) paid S77.40 Twin Trlfecta (1-4-5) paid $411.40 Fourth Cond. Poce: 03 9.20 4.60 3.00 RushCreekDovida(Currler) 5.40 3.60 Satin Hill (J.Miller) 4.00 Aynsley, Clairich Johnny, G.S.

Jerrie. Perfecto (2-4) paid $44.60 Trlfecta (2-4-5) paid $244.40 Fifth -Cond. Pock 1:59 45 Ok's Blitz (M.Dokey) 4.60 3.40 2.60 Insipid (Te.Buter) 5.00 3.40 Doc's Dub (LSattelberg)' 2.40 Country Colors, Paras Treat, Verafied, Ichi Bon Time, Rip N.Ricky. Perfecto (5-4) paid $17.00 Trlfecta (5-4-3) pokj $47 JO Twin Trlfecta Carryover Sixth -am Poce: 2M DansvilleTime(James) 48.60 16.40 7.40 Rubor Falcon (Te.Tomlin) 10.80 3.60 3.60 Dodge Acre's Bigboy, Stan's Tee Bo, Dancing Cleo, Jason John, G.S.Rondy. Perfecto (8-7) paid $433.40 Trlfecla (8-7-2) paid $2755.40 Seventh COnd.

Pace: 23 15 Ohio Home (JJames) 4.60 3.40 3.40 Prince Jon (CBoring) 3.60 3.60 4.80 Bubba Hoby, Secret Moments, Bashful Kylie, W.B.Tamara, dq-Edbar's Carol. Perfecto (8-1) paid $16.00 Trtfecta (8-1-2) paid $74.00 Superfecta (8-1-2-7) paid $23120 Eighth-Cond. Poce: 00 35 SfericKash(Sttlbrg) 10.40 4.60 3.20 ShiawayS.R.O. (K.Goodwin) 9.40 4.80 Delighted Delight (S.Cunmulai) 8.20 dq-Eogle Splurge. Perfecto (1-3) paid $105.20 Trlfecta (1-3-5) paid $117430 Ninth -am.

Pace: Ml HalsBest(Mcllmrry) 4.60 3.80 3.00 5.40 3.80 Baron Module (E.Hennessey) 3.80 Gator Bait, Sun Worshipper, Melvin's Finale, Riddle Master, Detection. Perfecto (3-2) paid $24.40 Tenth -am. Pace: M2 45 MazurShadow(Crndll) 6.60 4.00 3.60 W.B.Ace(W.Kirkpctrick) 5.80 5.20 Melissa's Magic (M.Watson) 6.00 Twin B.Splurge, Le Pretendant, Last Straw, Sabre Tiger, Shireth Manuel. Perfecto (1-3) paid $70.80 Trlfecta (1-3-6) paid S365J0 Eleventh Cond. Poce: 1:59 45 CntryCmeHme(Mncik) 10.40 4.80 5.00 G.S.Frank(M.Dokey) 6.80 4.00 Q.

(K.Goodwin) 4.60 Ok's Steve, Aiert Casey R.J.P, Class Clown, Perfecto Chonce. Perfecto (3-1) paid $68.60 Trffecto (3-1-2) Superfecta (3-1-2-5) paid $3053,40 Attendance 2J343 Handle $548,562 Bowling MEN High Series 709 M. Brown 634J.Btode 7WR.Doymon 633 R. Mote 704R.Schokw 632E.Smlth 686 Jordan tjJM. Ferguson 683 J.

Fetters 621P.Jorodn 677 M. Honeysett 619 D. Steffefl 675 R.Hill 619B.Appeigreen 672J.Metzmaker 618 E. Show 666iShoortl 617 J. Simpson 664J.UIrev 616J.Estrodo 662 T.

Booth 616LEstcon 661D.Tetreoult 615K.Bkxkle 656 R. Phillips 613 R. Botes 654 Kraft 613 J. Valentine 653 D. Humphrey 610 M.

Hecksell 652M.Lonti 607 G. Murowskl 650J.rYiliioms 606 J. Barker 648 J.Townsend 605 G. Gardner 64 Lee 601 M. McDonald 639D.Woldrop 601G.Schoof 639 J.

Kelso 601A.Nemeth 638S.Grohom 601CSmlth High Games 27! M. Brown 239R.Schalow 277 M. Ferguson 238 Kraft 268 R. Daymen 238R.Medrono 267 Jordan 237 T. Booth 266 J.

Fetters 237 M. Brown 259 R. Hill 336J.UIrey 25IJ.Townsend 236 Lee 258J.Metimoker 236M.lontl 257A.Tomo 235 Lee 257S.Shoolti 235T.Boolh 256D.Tetreoulf 235LO'Bovle 256B.Daymon 234 0. Humphrey 256E.Smith 234 D. Show 252 A.

Andersen 233D.LoPrattJr. 249 J. Beadle 232G.Schaaf 248 M. Honeysett 232 D.Blair 247B.Dunavant 232 D.Baker 246M.Lonft 232M.Hecksel 245iGrahom 231P.Tereml 245 G. Murowskl 231 R.

Anderson 245J.Brter 231D.Steffen 24 J. Williams 230 J. Fetters 244 J. Kelso 230 J. Simpson 242 M.

McDonald 230A.Bigelow 241R.Schalow 230 D. Waldrop 240M.Beeson 230 Alspaugh WOMEN High Series 596 P. Clifford 556D.R-eb 592 R. Fuller 555CFeldhouser 592 Ridge 554P.Woll 50LJoradn 553S.Matero 575J.BInns 553 Young 574 P. Lang 547K.OBoyle 574 T.

Barker 547CCrui SMS. Stevens 547K.CoveH 565 J. Pratt 546 J. Davids 563 B. Stevens $46LBeckner 562 S.

Torgerson 544 N. Miller 561 Kraft 537K.Furr 558 R.Snafrstafl S37CHoodley 557 Y.Simpson 536 K. Booth High Games 244LRidge 203S-Heil 233 Beck ner 203 B.Stevens 227 Jordan 202 R. ShorrstoO 225 P. Lang 202J.Binns 223 Foster 202G.WhrHng 223 P.

Clifford 202P.McDonold 222 J. Pratt 202K.OBoyle 222 K.Clark 2D.Reeo 222 R. Fuller MIR.Lonkford 215P.aifforrJ 201 S. Torgerson 214 Young 201LToress 213 Y.Simpson 201 S. Stevens 2llS.Motero 201K.Furr 209 Kraft 200 N.

Miller 207 L. Schatow 200P.Beodle 207S.Tagerson 200J.Boroer 205D.Parsons 2O0K.Good 205 T. Barker 200 Smith 203 J. Williams Youth swimming Results of the USSM Short Course Meet held at Oakland Communitv College held Oct. IMt Girts $-undtr 50 bockstroke 3, Movercak (HSCL 49.15.

25 butterfly 3, Hortmon (HSCL 23.41. 200 freestyle 2, Bowen (HSO, 2J9.9X 50 backstroke 3, Sullivon (HSCL 45.57. 1M1 SO butterfly 2, Sullivan (HSCl M-51 13-11 freestyle (HSCL 27 71 100 butterfly -1, See (HSa 1 40. 100 freestyle -Slee (HSC), 1:00 M. 400 W.

meotey Slee (HSCL 532J2. 500 freestyle 3, Slee (HSCL Bovt SO freestyle Bowen (HSCL 29.58. 50 butterfly 3, Sfho (HSCL SI 50 bockstroke Bowen (HSCL 36-57. 100 bockstroke I. Bowen (HSCL 1:15.77.

100 breoststroke 2, Seflo (HSCL 1:36.51. Irep soccer tJeYflltt, Eaton RopldU (twoshootouts) Oewitt goals Camp, Btftnop, Dotton, Eaton Rapids goals Covins, Griggs, goal Camp (DAT, Cooper (ER Records DerYitt 8-6, Eaton Rapids 11-4-2. NOTE This was a regular -season gome. Prep cross country Boys' 1, Tr. frrer 17:16.

2, Ti Becker (FV 3. To. Becker (Fl 4, Hotner (FL 5, kiein (F). 6, Pow-efl (SL 7, Dawson (SL 10, Hale (SI 1 1, Permna-fonlSL Fowterv 23, Hoslett tt Iffllomstan HL FowKrvM Womn Haslet! 41 I rwl 4, Hill i. Hurrtcutt (HL 7 Stattrldgt Perry Jr, Stokbrtdgt (jtlt SMuVMpJ 15, PerHond 4(; Perry Pertad Jt Us Ptv 34; Ltsh (Sa Mil Adams (St).

3, pgnoff ISfl 4, Shout (Lei i. Semon (LeL 6, WWiormWi I LoWg (LeV 8, Buck (PeL Lontn (Sn.W,Tayk(Pe. Top 20 MISSION, Konsos (AP) The top 20 teoms In the Notional Collegiate Athletic Association Division II men's football poll, with nrst-pkxe voles In parentheses, records through Oct. 18, total points ond last week's ranking: RecordPtsPv IN. Michigan (4) 744 80 2 2 Texas All 5-14 75 3 IWestChester.Pa 6-14 73 4 4.

Portland St. 5-1-1 68 5 iTuskegee.Ala 444 64 7 6. E. New Mexico 744 60 8 7. NorthAlobomo 644 55 9 LColPoiy-SLO 6-04 51 11 9.

Indiana, Pa 5-14 50 10 10. South Dakota 6-14 43 1 11. Troy St, Ala 5-1-1 39 12 12 New Haven 5-14 35 13 11 Cent. Florida 4-24 33 17 14. Santa Clara 5-14 30 19 15.

North Dakota St. 5-14 24 16. MonkotoSt. 5-24 21 17. Ashland, Ohio 4-1-1 19 16 18.

Butler, md. 4-1-1 9 KO 19. Winston-Solem 5-14 7 20. 5-24 6 Division III Top 20 MISSION, Konsos (AP) The top 20 teoms In the Notional Collegiate Athletic Association Division HI men's football poll, conducted by the Division in FooiboH Committee with first- place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. ll, total points ond last week ronk ma RecordPtsPv I.

Augu5tono.m.(l) 644 80 1 2 Wash, i Jeff, Pa 444 76 2 744 70 t5 4 Rochester, N.Y. 444 47 11 644 65 t5 6. Dayton, Ohio 5-14 60 7 7. 5-1-1 54 3 8. Ithoco, N.Y.

4-14 54 8 9. Gettysburg, Pa 444 44 t9 tie Hirom, Ohio 544 44 19 II. Luther, Iowa 444 41 12 12.Hofstro,N.Y. 5-14 37 4 llBcHdwin-Walloce 5-14 32 13 14. 44-1 27 14 15.

5-14 25 20 16. 5-14 22 16 17. Central lowo 5-14 11 -It Adrian 5-14 19 tie Salisbury St. 5-14 10 5-14 8 College Standings BIG TEN Conference AffGofflts WLTPtsOP LTPts OP hdiona MICH ST. Minn Ohio St.

Michigan Iowa Illinois Purdue Wiscnsin Nrthwstrn 3 0 0 84 3 0 0 74 2 1 0 83 2 1 0 40 210 97 0 154 109 2 0 112 100 1 0 169 110 1 1 101 84 2 197 71 3 0 178 125 4 0 66 98 4 1 97 138 4 0 110 147 5 1 86 193 120 120 120 030 030 55 66 25 33 45 44 24 96 51 118 Sciturooys Games Illinois at MICH ST. Michigan at Indiana Minnesoto ot Ohio St. Northwestern at Wisconsin Purdue at Iowa MP-AMERICAN Conference AltGames WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP Mlomi 4 1 0 89 68 4 3 0 125 123 EMU 111 97 (2 5 21 180 150 BowLGrn 3 1 0 99 47 3 4 0 142 157 KentSt. 2 2 0 95 81 4 2 0 153 121 WMU 2 2 0 48 15 3 4 0 112 158 Toledo 2 2 0 58 70 2 4 0 75 124 CMU 1 2 0 43 45 3 3 0 124 111 Ball St. 1 4 0 89 133 1 5 0 102 163 Oh'ioU.

0 3 0 28 55 1 5 0 54 121 Sohrdcns Games Mloml (Ohio) at Toledo East. Michigan at West. Michigan Kent St. at Ohio U. Cert MlcWgoaot Boll St.

GUAC Conference Al Gomes WLTPtsOPWLT PIsOP NMichlgon 3 0 0 74 28 7 0 0 226 57 Sog. Volley 1 0 0 17 7 4 2 0 134 76 Grand Valley 2 1 0 49 33 4 3 0 169 123 Hillsdale 2 2 0 73 55 4 3 0 152 79 WayneSt. 0 2 0 6 46 2 4 0 68 128 FerrisSt. 0 3 0 34 84 1 6 0 119 189 Saturday's Games Hillsdale at Grond Volley St. Saginaw Valley St.

at N. Michigan x-NorthwoodatWayneSt. x-Valparaiso, Ind. at Ferris St. MIAA Conference ABGomes WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP Adrian 2 0 0 43 17 5 1 0 186 82 Hope 2 0 0 61 38 3 3 0 152 126 Alma 1 1 0 55 28 4 2 0 126 84 Albion 1 1 0 62 38 3 3 0 156 93 Olivet 0 2 0 10 56 1 4 1 61 05 Kalamazoo 0 2 0 17 71 1 5 0 63 188 SotunJoYs Games Adrian at Albion Alma at Hope Kolamazoo at Olivet PAC-W Conference AIIGcmes LTPts OP 1 0 221 90 WLTPtsOPW UCLA 3 0 0 124 34 5 South.a 3 I 0 143 85 4 Oregon 2 1 0 73 90 4 2 0 179 129 2 0 122 141 2 0 167 104 2 1 157 105 3 0 174 143 4 0 143 182 4 1 139 151 4 0 132 241 4 0 133 204 Arlz-St.

1 I 0 57 J4 Arizona 1 I 1 78 74 3 Washngtn 2 2 0 103 101 4 Stantord 1 2 0 65 87 2 Colifrno 0 1 1 37 54 1 Or egn St. 0 2 0 31 79 2 Wash. St 0 2 0 14 82 2 Saturday Gomes Oregon ot Stanford California at UCLA Arizona St. ot Oregon St. Arizona at Washington x-USCot Notre Dome BIG EIGHT Conference AKGomes WLTPtsOPW LTPts OP Nebraska 2 0 1 19 2 6 0 0 252 96 Oklahoma 2 0 0 115 13 6 0 0 321 36 Missouri 2 0 0 76 27 4 2 0 157 92 Prep football AP Poll The top 10 teoms In The Associated Press high school footbol pod, with records in parentheses, total points based an 15 for first pkxe, 14 for second, etc (bass A 1.rjearbornFordson(7-0) 72 I Sterling Heights (7-01 70 EAST LANSING (7-0) 64 4.

EostKentwood(7-0) 58 5. Troy (7-0) 52 6 Trover City (6-1) 48 7. Detroit Cath. Central (6-1) 41 8. Midland (7-0) 37 9.

Birm Brother Rice (6-1) 35 M. LANSING EASTERN (6-1) 20 Honorable Mention: Ann Arbor Pioneer, 6-1, 12; Warren Lincoln, 7-0, 11; 7-0, 11; Rockford, 6-1, Saginaw Arthur Hid, 6-1, Westlond John Glenn, 6-1, Midland Dow, 6-1, ST. JOHNS, Soginow, 6-1, Port Huron Northern, 6-1, North Formington, 6-1, Sterling Heights Stevenson, 6-1, Fern-dole, 6-1, Dearborn Easel Ford, 6-1, Berkely 6-1, Grosse PoMe South, 6-1, Royal Oak Donoero, 6-1, i Warren, 6-1, 2: Uhco Eisenhower, 6-1, Dovison, 6-1, Detroit Choosey, 6-1, IjDetrwt Cass Tech, 6-1 1. Form Hills Harrison (7-0) 74 I St. Joseph (7-0) 69 1GR Catholic Central (7-0) 64 4.

E. Grand Rapids (7-0) 56 1 Auburn Hills Avondale (7-0) 52 6 Cheboygan (7-0) 51 7. Three Rivers (7-0) 47 Musk. Reeths-Puffer (7-01 33 9. Morysville(6-l) 25 10.

Allen Park (7-0) 16 HonoroBie Mention: Film Beecher, 6-1, 15; Jackson Lumen 6-1, 15; Chesonlng, 7- 0, IS; Monroe Catholic Central, 7-0, 12; Bottle Creek Harper Creek, 7-0, 12; Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern, 7-0, 12; Slonosh-Ster-ling, 7-0, 12; Delton-Kellogg, 7-4, 10; Zetland, 6-1, Fronkenmuth, 7-0, Lowell, 6-1, Middleville Thornopple Kellogg, 7-0, Bottle Creek Pennfielo, OossC 1. Detroit Country Doy (7-0) 75 I Soginow Nouvel (7-0) 70 lNeoouneeP-O) 61 4 LANSING CATH CENT. (6-1) 54 I Orchard Lk St. Marys (6-1) 52 6. Shepherd (7-0) 41 7.

Brown City (7-0) 45 8. Erie Mason (7-0) 40 9. 34 10. Burton Bentley (7-0) 27 (tie)HwrdCtyTrKounty(7-) 27 Honorable Mention: Eton-Pigeon-Boy Port. 6-1, 14; Muskegon Catholic Central, 5-2, 10; Cassopolis, 6-1, Flint Academy, 7-0, Soginow Michigan Lutheran, 6-1, Harper Woods Lutheran East, 6-1, 5, Ravenna, 6-1, Almont 6-1, Iron Mountain, 6-1, Jones-vHle, STCO.BRDGE, 6-1, 1-OassD l.Schook7oft(7-0) 72 1 Crystol Foils 164)) 68 1 Martin (74) 6i 1 Beat City (7-0) 60 5.

Ottawa Loke WhhVford (7-0) 59 6 Bark River Harris (7-0) 42 7. Fronktort(i-l) 41 8. Mendon(6-l) 40 9. FOWLER (6-1) J1 10. Lake Linden (5-1) 25 Honorable Mention: Sand Creek, 6-1, 24; Onek ama, 6-1, 18; Maple City Gien Lake, 6-1, 15; Engodine, 6-1, 14; Atlanta, 6-1, 1 Au Gres, 6-1, RudyorH 6-1, 5, FULTON, Bel-kwe, Prep schedule TODAY I Gils' Baskeftat East Lansing of East- em, Everett at Holt, Grand Ledge at Jock son, senon at woveny, Okemos at Lansing Cath olic Dewirt at Charlotte, Mason at Lokewood, Leslie at Fowierville, Portlond at BeWng, WH-liomston at Lansing Oiristion.St Johns at OvklEhie, Alma at Ionia, Chesaning vs.

Corunno. Both at Portlond St. Patrick, Fowler at Loingsburg, Potterville ot Soranoc, Pewomo-Weslpholio ot Futtdn, Byron ot Dansville, Ashley ot Genesee, Morric ot neooerviiie, Michigan Lulheron Seminary at Ithoco, Lokeview ot Carson City. I Cross Country: Eastern at East Lamina. Grand Ledge at Everett, Holt ot Woverty, Serton ot Jock son, Mason at DeWitl, St.

Louis ot err aivet at Bronsoa Girts' SwImmUcr Everett at Okemos. Grand Ledge at OvkSEIsle, Holt ot Eaton Rapids, St. Johns at Woverty. WEDNESDAY GHs' Basketbat Olivet ot Maple Volley. Cross Country: Central Michiarji Athletic Conference meet at Bath, Ovid-Eisie ot Corson City.

Soccer State dferict games. Pro basketball Exhibition Results MonddVs Results Golden State ot Sooromento, (n) PhoenliotLA Lakers, (n) TodoVs Games Atlanto vs. Boston ot Providence, Ri, 7 JO p.m. D0H05 vs. Oefroll ot Boco Raton, Flo, 8 p.m.

Indiana vs. Mihvoukee ot Green Bay, Wis, 1:30 pjn. Denver at Phoenh, 9J0 pm New York ot A Lokers, Mr.30 pjn. Portlond at Golden State, WJ0 pm. College hockey CCHA Standings School PH.

Overol Western Mich. 3 1 0 6 3-1-0 Michigan St til 5 M-1 Ferris State 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 IIL-Chkogo 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 Michigan 2 2 4 2-2-0 Bowling Green 1 1 0 2 3-1-0 Loke Superior 10 13 3-0-1 Mtoml 1 3 0 2 4-3-0 Ohio State 0 2 2 2 0-2-2 Riders Games Miami (Ohio) at MICHIGAN STATE Michigan at Ohio State Ferris State at Western Michigan Lake Superior at Bowling Green ScrhrdaVs Games Miami (Ohio) at MICHIGAN STATE Michigan at Ohio State Western Michigan ot Ferris Stats Loke Superior at Bowling Green WCHA Standings School Ph. Overall Denver 4 0 0 8 4-0-0 Minnesota 4 0 0 I 4-04 North Dakota 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 Wisconsin 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 Mich. Tech 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 Northern Mich. 2 2 0 4 2-2-0 Colo.

College 0 4 0 0 0-4-0 Mirm-Duluth 0 4 0 0 0-4-0 FrWoVs Games Colorado College at Denver Michigan Tech at Wisconsin North Dakota at Mirm-Duluth Northern Michigan ot Minnesoto SaturdoVs Gomes Colorado College at Denver Michigan Tech at Wisconsin North Dakota at Mlna-Duluth Northern Michigan at Minnesota Others Today's Games S. Olympic Team at Providence Kent State at Akrsko-Fotrbonks Gomes U.S. Olympic Team at Boston U. St. Cloud St.

at Clark son RIT at Alosko-Anchoroge Saturdays Gomes U.S. Olympic Teom of Lowell St.CloudSt.atClorkson RIT at Alosko-Anchoroge Sunday's Game Boston College at Providence Transactions Monday's Deals BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Extended the contract of Terry Kennedy, catcher, through the 1989 season. DETROIT TlGBfS-Watved John Grubb, i Jeli I 4n kMlw fcbe QUI I mi "XWJKQ IllrV, IWej 9fV pitcher, and DwigM Lowry, catchy tor the purpose of giving twm tiek unconcfruna) re-taases. Signed Dove Bergman, fht bosemon. and Tom Brackens ordJm Morrison, Mrd boserneflDorv-yeoroirflYocts.

NEW YORK YANKEES Promoted Lou PI-niello, manager, to general manager. Named Billy Martin manager. Announced resignation of Woody Woodward, general manager. National League HOUSTON ASTP. OS-Exercised the option on Ihe contract of Nolan yon, pitcher.

BASKETBALL LOS ANGELES aCPERS-Peleased Stef-land Johnson, forward, and Steve Ledesma, center. M1WAUKEE BUCXS-Announced that Sidney Moncrief, guard, will undergo knee surgery and miss the next eight weeks. FOOTBALL Mofond Foo4bol Lmquv ATLANTA FALCONS-Retoined Erfc Kramer, guortertxx, and Rich Krovnok, Hnebocker, trom Iheir replacement roster. Signed Brenord Witson, defensive back. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Retoined Keith Bosley and Dorryl Holey, offensive linemen; A lei Carter, Mke Rusinek and Dorryl Sims, defensive tnemen; Tim Crawford, David Grayson, Nkk Miller and Cliff Harmerran, Bnebockers; Mawr Everett, George Sworn and Larry Mason, running backs; Perry Kemp and Remi Watson, wide receivers; Bill Robinson, defensive bock; Derek Tenrdl, tight end, and Enh Jock son, cornerbock, from their replacement roster.

DENVER BRONCOS-Retolned Ken Karcher, auarterbock; Joe Dudek, running bock; Jeff upper ond Steve Bryan, defensive tnemen; Tim Lucas ond Bryant Winn, linebackers; Earl Johnson ond K.C Clark, defen sive bocks; Mitch Andrews; nam encc kk Massie, wide reciever, and Mike Freeman, was credited with 16 tackles, 12 of them solos, In the Britons' 34-7 victory over Olivet on Saturday. The 5-foot-9, 175 pound Porritt also hod two tackles for lost yoroage. Porritt has been a starter for just three games, the leogue said. GUAC Offense L.C Bulger, Wayne State running back. Bulger rushed for 215 yords on 29 carries as Ihe Tartars dumped Michigan Tech 29-22 on Saturday.

The 5-foat-10, 205-pound senior running bock from Detroit scored touchdowns on runs of 30, 7 ond 8 yards. Defense Jerry Woods, Northerm Michi- Spartifacts By MIKE PEARSON MSU Assistant Public Relations Director BroadcastMarketing Bert Vaughn: passed for a career-high 233 yards and two touchdowns as Michigan State posted a 33-16 football victory over Illinois, Sept. 8, 1979. The sophomore from Mogadore, Ohio completed 14 of 27 passes, with two interceptions. Vaughn's 233-yard performance was the best by any Spartan quarterback, other than Eddie Smith, since 1970.

His two touchdown passes were to Samson Howard and Mark Jones. Spartan Birthdays: Today: John Sturges, hockey (35), Earl Lattimer, football (47); and Walt Byington, wrestling. Monday: Ron Pruitt, baseball (37), Evaristo Perez, basketball (28) and Deanne Moore, Softball (25). jl OkbSt 1 1 0 42 52 5 I 0 187 109 1. offence.