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Sports Lansing State Journal Tuesday, Oct. 21. 1986 2C People Also: Earnhardt near 2nd Winston Cup crown Dale Earnhardt must finish lfith nr Hotter in tho Earnhardt Long Fund-raiser won't step aside for Driesell Tom Fields, 68, the head fund-raiser for a private University of Maryland booster club said Monday he's not ready to step aside for basketball Coach Lefty Driesell, whose future reportedly is being negotiated this week. Fields said reports Driesell may take over his job at the Maryland Education Foundation have been rumored since Driesell signed a 10-year contract in 1984. Driesell and his program have been criticized since the June 19 cocaine-induced death of basketball star Len Bias.

Lindgren, er Young, located in Honolulu Gerry Lindgren, who won 11 NCAA track titles and shared the world record at six miles, has been located after dropping out of sight nearly seven years ago. The former Washington State University runner lives in Honolulu and said he goes by the name "Gale Young." Lindgren, 40, abandoned his wife, three children and a Tacoma sporting goods store in 1980. The store eventually went bankrupt Gophers' right wing out for the season University of Minnesota senior right wing Todd Okerlund is out for the rest of the 1986-87 hockey season with a knee injury. Okerlund tore the medial and anterior ligaments in his right knee in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association game with the University of Minnesota-Duluth Saturday night Okerlund said the injury gives him the option of being declared a redshirt and returning next season. Compiled from staff and Associated Press reports.

All-American gymnast Brian Ginsberg has left UCLA to train with former Olympian Kurt Thomas for the 1988 Seoul Olympics. The Turner Broadcasting System said Monday it will not renew its contract to televise Big Ten, Pacific-10 and Atlantic Coast Conferences college football games. I All professional hockey players will be eligible to compete in the 1988 Winter Olympics, Gunther Sabetzki. president of the International Ice Hockey Federation, said Monday. "Canada can use Wayne Gretzky if it wants to," Sabetzki said.

I Wisconsin center Tony Granato was named Western Collegiate Hockey Association "Player of the Week," Monday. Granato recorded four goals and three assists in two games against Michigan Tech. I Courageous IV dropped out of the America's Cup elimination trials Monday night. Courageous IV won one of 12 races in the first round of the elimination series, and was clearly outclassed by its speedier rivals, except at the starts where skipper Dave Vietor won a majority. final two NASCAR stock car races of the 1986 season to clinch his second Winston Cup championship.

Earnhardt holds a commanding lead, over Darrell Waltiip. Fairbank first-round Pretty Polly victor Unseeded Rosalyn Fairbank of South Africa and Tine Scheuer-Larsen of Denmark posted first-round victories Monday in the $200,000 Pretty Polly Classic women's tennis tournament in Brighton, England. Fairbank edged Camille Benjamin 6-4, 6-4. Scheuer-Larsen beat Sandra Cecchini 6-2, 6-1. Memorial service honors prep gridder A memorial service was held Monday at Palacios (Texas) High School for Christopher Arvid Loff, who died Saturday at a Houston hospital.

Loff suffering a head injury in the third quarter of a football game played Friday night in Sweeny. Loff, 17, a defensive back, collapsed after walking off the field. Top Seiko tennis seeds play Wednesday Top-seeded Ivan Lendl will face Shuzo Matsuoka of Japan, and second-seeded Boris Becker will battle Matt Anger Wednesday in the opening round of the $375,000 '86 Seiko Super tennis tournament in Tokyo. Charges against Long, Gregg dismissed Prince George's County Circuit Judge James Rea dismissed charges against David Gregg and Terry Long in connection with the June 19 cocaine-induced death of University of Maryland basketball star Len Bias. At the request of state attorney Arthur Marshall, possession of cocaine and obstruction of justice charges were dropped.

Rea refused to dismiss four drug-related charges against Brian Lee Tribble, accused of supplying Bias the cocaine that killed him. Tribble's trial is set to begin Nov. 17. Paris Open McEnroe's next tournament Three-time Wimbledon champion John McEnroe will compete in the $625,000 Paris Tennis Open, scheduled to begin Oct. 27.

McEnroe accepted a wild-card invitation. Boris Becker is the top seed. Prep Basketball Scoreboard Television Today For late scores phone 377-1012. Auto Racing: World Sports Car Championship, Spa 1000, 1 p.m., ESPN USAC Midgets, 2 p.m., ESPN NHRA Fall Nationals. 10 p.m., USA College Football Baseball: World Series Game Three, N.Y.

Mets at Boston, 8 p.m.. Ch. 4.5.8,10 Holler, Complete Dispersal, Hiview Surprise. PERFECTA (5-7) PAD $14J0 TPJFECTA (5-74) PAD $24M0 SEVENTH Cond Pace 2S1 25 Copt.Trvjest(Crrer) 15.40 880 5.80 Lord Aberaombie (Fisher) 8.40 5.40 Forrest Chick (James) 10.60 Sporting Gesture, Lohring Chip, Andy's Crest, Cheerful Heart, Macho Bravo. PERFECTA (5-6) PAD $6110 TRFECTA (5-4-1) PAD $1439.20 EIGHTH Cond Trot 104 RU Willing (CPutnom) 4540 8.80 5.60 Noble J.C (James) 160 2.60 Rompoway Blitz (Wolfe) 4.20 Cumulus, Marmarg Paul, Troctor, Mary D.G, High Time W.

PERFECTA (1-2) PAD $8140 TRFECTA (1-2-5) PAD $657j00 HTNTH-am. Pace 1J9 35 ShermanSeelster(Mdy) 5J10 5.00 3.20 Little JorayfTeButer) 5.00 3.20 WirklrmStor(Sattelberg) 4.00 Pine Gap On Cloud Nine, Cash Wilco, Starbtost, Burgundy Boy. PERFECTA (1-7) PAD $34J0 TRFECTA (1-74) PAD $19.40 Pro Golf Bowling: Women's Professional Tour, 4 p.m.. ESPN Powerboat Racing: Popeye's Grand Prix, 3:30 p.m., ESPN Volleyball: College Michigan p.m.;Ch. 17 Radio Today Baseball: World Series Game Three, N.Y.

Mets at Boston, 8:10 p.m., WILS 1320-AM Newstalk 870: 2:30 p.m., WKAR 87Q Spartifacts: 1985 MSU-Minnesota game highlights, 7:25 a.m., 5:15 p.m., WJIM 1240-AM, 97.5-FM Horse Racing Northville Downs 301 S. Centv, NortttviNe 7d0pjn.Mon.-Sat Todays Entries FUST CkTLPoce 1. Head Of State (Hennessey); I Natty Node (MocDonetl); 3. Ziba's Bella Boy (MDokev); 4 Beautiful Annie (Kokotan); 5. Knight Fever (D.Wright); 6.

Hope's Colt (AMdlmry); 7. CS. Don (CStimer); 8. I'm Impressed (DEdwards). SECOND OnrLTrot: 1.

Broadway Chance (W.Wctts); 1 Keetand York (Monville); 3. Shadow Time Chris (ODickeni 4. VJ. (T-Osbom); 5. Storm Drift (C.Putnam); 6.

Chicory Hkory(JSweeney); 7. TP.Cornmander (CSoles); 8. Chod E. Carlton (TeJButer). THKD OmPacc 1.

Melvin's Finale (Sugg); 2. Winning Talent (JPutnom); 3. Big Roy (MMcVey); 4. Perrtmar (DXormon); 1 Js Leader (MJAerriman); 6. Gingrich Bob (TButr); 7.Timety Vking (D.Wkrtt Major Vke (JJmsL FOURTH CondPacc 1.

Amron Leoder (TeButer); 1 Prime Messenger (Watson); 3. Meter Maid (JSweeneyt 4. Invasion (Bailey); 5. Adorable Charm (J.Wright); 6. Chaple Bunny (James); 7.

Kee Feather (MichoU); 8. Baron Ram (JJWoody). FIFTH OraPoce Daisy's Image (D.Wright); 2. Nttro Vkmg (Ackerman); Gypsy Butler A (Cowelifc 4. Green Pride (MchMllt 5.

impressive Step (Crwfrd); 6. BurboyB. (Dngl); 7. Skip A Head (James); 8. Smogcutter (CPutnom).

SIXTH CendTrofc 1. Pride Of Oz (TeAnithl; 2. Blue Blazer (Huff); 3. I'm Precious Crown (Seekman): 4. J.C.

Quack (MDokey); 5. Precious Luclle (JJ'utnam); 6. Devlin's Darling (Gitimer); 7. T.V. Song Candle (James); 8.

Frostie Steve (CSoles). SEVENTH Ml Stokes Bfm. Pace: 1. a-Buffolo Bill (Crawford); 2. JR.

Knox (James); 3. WAThiamine (M.C!ark); 4. Hiview Venture (Stone); 5. R.C Jehu (TJirng); 6. Slots (WAlcllmry); 7.

Advnce Wrning(MX)ky). EIGHTH CondPoce: 1. Chevaf Rnbw (D.Wrght)-2. On Leigh (Jmst 3. Best Reason (DJAcllmry); 4.

Rug Runner (D.Crrer); 5. Flmng Jet (CPtnm); 6. WMr's Fncy (DJirmn); 7. Ny Le J. (Sampson); I.

Speedy Lightning (Kaklyl NINTH MLStakes EHm. Pace: 1. North Berwick (MDkev); Good Conquest (RDBrwnY, ISkara Brae (Dvdson); 4. Chicory Tramp (Slhrind); 5. Oak wood Chris (Mllr); 6.

Q.Byrd (CJtnm); 7. Best Wishes (Crawford). TENTH CondPoce: 1. Anne Storm (CPutnom); 2. Captain's Dream (James); 3.

Erin Michelle (Kelly); 4. Edbar's Carol (McCardeil); 5. Unique Tommy (Rotosonl; 6. 0' Btockmoglc (TJoring); 7. Gratiot Gal (Shaulll: 8.

Sue McCoy (Crondall). ELEVENTH OaPact: 1. Shadow Cross (MDokey); I Afcen Andy (James); 3. Dixboro Dynamite (TeJButer 4. Lea Knee (Moen); i Kill The Ump (TLButer); 6.

Locust Shaby (Crawford); 7. Belmont Horchow (Bennett); 8. Yes To Michigan Monday's Results FRST Om. Pace: 2S4 CJ-Shioway (Hennessey) tM 3.80 140 Bestomond (Fisher) tM HO Varsity Captain (James) 2.40 Golden Jewel, Copper Viking, Fleet Gail, Luvin Her Easy, Milk BilL FtFKTA(l-e)PADS4tJ0 TRFECTA (1-4-4) PAD SHUN SECOND Qm. Trot 2S4 15 igntning Bug (ToJ3uter) 8.00 3J30 4.00 Johnny's B.F.

(D.Wright) 3.00 3.20 Johnny Mike (Miner) 6.40 Joyce's Pride, Glorious Dream, Bud's Bunny, Raceway Mogic, Peoceful Pom. TRFECTA (1-2-3) PAD S1H20 DALY DOUBLE (1-1) PAD $350 VPflshDncefHrmn) 21.40 5.20 3.40 Armbro Echelon (CPutnom) 3.40 2.60 Four Spindles (Bateson) 3.00 Dan's Hideaway, Hubert McCauley, Lindsey Mojo JJU, Titus. PERFECTA (2-6) PAD $9160 TRFECTA (2-6-7) PAD J114J0 FOURTH Om. Poet: Ml 3S SirotaAdias(Kakoley) 4180 10.40 4.40 Big Peel (TeJButer) 120 3.00 Otaro's Mark (Currier Jr.) 4.00 Baron Big Vic, Paretoi Nat, Belmint, Red Blurr. DNF Phantom Almohurst PERFECTA (2-1) PAD S125J0 TRFECTA (2-14) PAD $134129 FFTH-CondPoce: 22 15 SunEarp(MacDonell) 100 4.60 140 Arobman(TeJ3uter) 4J 180 Flog Carrier (Kakolev) 7.00 Race Nite Sam, Magic Mate, Bun'n Chief, Motf Dudie Royal Raven.

PERFECTA (2-1) PAD $37.00 TRFECTA (M-7) PAD $69100 TRFECTA CARRYOVER PAD $6,969 SIXTH -CondPoce: 104 15 Little Strikes (Fisher) 4J0 3.20 3.00 Amazon Gal (Kokoley) 4.00 3.20 Gentle Accent (Sampson) 7.60 Bill's Hope, Miss Meghan, Frum The BCAM Girls' Poll Here is the Basketball Cooches Association of Michigan girts' basketboll poll for; ua. iy. CLASSA 1, Plymouth Salem (12-1L 2, Sog'ianw (134L 3. Detroit Cass Tech (11-1). 4.

De troit Martin Luther King (9-1). Traverse CHy (11-1). 6, South Lyon (1341 7, Birmingham Marian (10-2). EAST LANSING (11-21 9, Detroit Osbom (8-1). 10, i-imrrowerstii-i).

Honorable Mention Detroit Murray Wright, Detroit Southwestern, Farming-ton Mercy, Flint Northern, Flint Northwestern, Garden City, Holland West Ottawa, Kalamazoo Central, LANSING EASTERN, LANSING WAVERLY, Lapeer Eost, Marqutte, Mount Pleasant, Romeo, sterling Heights, Taylor center, utica Walled Lake Central, Westland John Glenn. CLASS 1, Flint Beecher (134). OKEMOS (124). 3, Oxford (10-1). 4, Waylond (1 1-1).

5, Stevensville-Lakeshore (124). 6, Fronkenmuth (104L 7, Ltvonio Lady-wood (8-3L 8, Dearborn Divine Child (10-2). 9, Saginaw Buena Vista (11-1). lOAar- snoiilll-l). Honorable Mention Albion Caledonia, Chesoning, Coldwater, Corn-stock, Gladstone, Grosse lie, Hudsonville! Unity Christian, Kingsford, Ludington, Manistee, mason, Miuingm ml Moms, Muskegon Orchrd View, Plainwell, River1 Rouge, St.

Clair, Sanford-Meridion, West oroncn ogemaw Heights, teewna. CLASSC 1, Detroit St. Martin dePorress (124). 2, St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (12 1).

3, Evart (124). 4, Newaygo (10-1). 5. Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (MM). 6, rfcWAmtMprKTrnAUA (12-Z).

7, Scott-ville (11-11 STOOXBROGE (10-11. 9. Harbor Beach (124). lO.Wyandotte Mount Cormel(lO-l). Honorable Mention Alcono, Bliss-field, Brown City, Centerline St.

Clement, Costontine, Detroit Country Day, Elkton PIgeon-Bov Port. HASLETT. LANSING CATHOLIC MAPLE VALLEY, Morenci, Pontine Catholic, St. Charles, Sandusky, saginow Nouvel, wnxiAMSTON CLASSD 1. POTTERVILLE (124L 2.

Leland 02-1V. 3. Climax-Scotts (1 14). 4. Peck (13- 0).

5, Saugatuck (104). 6, Ewen-Trout creek (iz-oi. 7. watertord our Lady of the Lakes (10-3). 8, Athens (11-0).

9, ASH LEY (9-2). honorable Mention Akron-Fair- grove, Brimley, Central Lake, Detroit Betnesdo, oeTour, FOWLER, Galien, Grand Rapids Covenant Christian, Inland Lakes. Litchfield, McBain. Michigan Lu theran Seminary, Novi Christian, Pitts-ford, Rock Mid-Peninsula, Springfield Christian, Suttons Bov, Tri-Unhy Christian, Wakefield, WEBBERVXLE America's Cup Challenger Elimination (otFremanile, Austria) Yacht, Country LPS Stars md Stripes, US. 11 1 11 AmericaHUS.

11 1 11 New Zealand, New Zealand 11 1 11 White Cnisaaer, Britain 9 3 9 8 4 8 Canada II, Canada 6 6 6 Italia, Italy 6 6 6 French Kiss, France 5 7 5 EooM-S. Heart of America US 3 9 3 Challenge France, France 2 10 2 Antrra. ray 1 11 1 CourageouslV.UJi. Ill 1 End at First Round ROUNOTWO (5 points for each victory) Will begin Nov. 2 JJefen ETimini nder immation Yacht LPIs Kookaburra ID 3 0 3 AustrolialV 2 1 2 Kookaburra 0 2 1 2 Australian! 12 1 South Australia 1 2 1 Steak'n Kidney 0 3 0 SERB A (1 point tor each victory) Mondays Results Australia IV, Colin Beashei, def.

Kookaburra Peter Gtlmour, 20 seconds. Kookaburra III, loin Murray, def, Aus tralia in, Gordon Lucas, 430. South Australia, John Savage, del. Steak'n Kidney, Fred NeltL 1:12. Today's Races Australia IS vs.

South Australia Australia IV vs. Steak'n Kidney Kookaburra II vs. Kookaburra ID Spartifacts Gregg at Western Michigan. 8 AM Transactions Monday's Deals BASEBALL American League TORONTO BLUE JAYS Released Dennis Lamp, pitcher. National League MONTREAL EXPOS Announced they will not exercise the option year on the contract of Charlie Leo, pitcher, but invited him to training comp next spring.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES Named Ray Miller pitching coach. Announced that Mick Kelleher, first base coach, will not return next season. Named Tommy Sandt first base coach. Re-hired Gene Lamont and Rich Donnelly, cooches. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association MILWAUKEE BUCKS Waived Darren Tillis, center, ond Brent Timm, guard.

WASHINGTON BULLETS Waived Jim Lampley, center-forward. FOOTBALL National FootboH League CLEVELAND BROWNS Placed Johnny Davis, running back, on injured reserve. Signed Tony Baker, running back. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Placed Albert Bentlev, running back, and Lamonte Hunley, linebacker, on injured reserve. NEW YORK JETS Activated Freeman McNeil, running back.

Placed Dennis Bligen, running back, on injured reserve. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Activated Eric Swanson, wide receiver. Released Chas Fox, wide receiver. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Waived Mike Douglass, linebacker.

Signed John Sullivan, defensive back. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Waived Jimmie Giles, tight end, Kevin House, wide receiver, and Ron Springs, running back. HOCKEY Nottonot Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS Assigned Nevin Mark wart, left wing, to Moncton of the American Hockey League. BUFFALO SABRES Sent Dave An-drevchuk ond Doug Smith, centers, to Rochester of the American Hockey League. HARTFORD WHALERS Recalled Shane Churla and Mike Millar, right wings, from Binghamton of the Americon Hockey League.

Reassigned Yves Cour-teau, right wing, to Binghamton. MONTREAL CANADIANS Signed Chris Nilan, right wing, to a two-year contract. NEW YORK RANGERS Sent Ron Scott, goottender, to New Haven of the Americon Hockey League. QUEBEC NORDIQUES Sent Mike Hough, left wing, to Frederkton of the American Hockey League. SOCCER Antertcon Moor Soccer Assoctoflofl CANTON INVADERS Signed Bill Naumovski, goalkeeper.

CHICAGO SHOCCERS Signed Apoli-nar Briones, forward, ond George Wen-I dell, Alex Schindier ond Dean Duerst, defenders. MEMPHIS STORM Signed Terry Ni-choN, midfielder, and named him player-assistont coach. Signed Oscar Albuquerque, midfielder, and Greg Willin, defender. TAMPA BAY ROWDIES Signed Peter Roe ond Arsene Aouste, defenders, and Mike Fall and Joy White, midfielders. Named Gary Keiley trainer.

COLLEGE NCAA Announced that the Nebraska football and women's softboil programs have been placed on probation for a maximum of one year for violations of NCAA extro-benent rules. MCNEESE STATE Announced the resignation of John McCarai, football csoch, effective at the end ot me season. TENNESSEE Announced mat Andre Creamer, cornerbock, has been suS' pended from the football team indefinitely for violation of training rules. UCLA Announced that Brian Ginsberg, gymnast, has left school to train for the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Prep Soccer East Lansing 4.

Eastern 1 I East Lansing goals Brown, Find- ley, j. Reid. soncnes. Eastern goal Yang. Goakeepers Dlohakis (EL); Severy (Ea.L Records East Lansing 11-0 in the Capital Area Conference and 16-2 overatl.

Eastern is Brighton Mason 1 Brighton aooJs Katok) (21. Re- ichordt Mam gods Montague (2L (jOOKtepers eorkowskt (Bj; nernck IM). PGA Statistics PONTE VEDRA, FkJ. (AP) Statistical leaders on the PGA Tour through the Walt Disney Classic, which ended Sunday: SCORING LEADERS 1 1, Scott Hoch, 70.16. 2, Greg Norman, 70.21 3, (tie) Tom Watson ond Berttord Longer, 70.28.

5, Bob Tway, 70.4S 6, (tie) Payne Stewart and Calvin Peete, 70.51. 8, Andy Bean, 70.56. 9, Paul Azinger, 70.76. 10, Ray Floyd; 70.78. AVERAGE DRMNG DISTANCE 1 1, Davis Love III, 285.6.

2, Greg Twiggs, 284.6. 3, John McComish, 251.4. 4, Fred Couples, 279.4. 5, Bill Glosson, 276.0. 6, Joey Sindelar, 277.8.

7, Greg Normon, 277.5. 8, Mac O'Grody, 276.7. 9, Steve Jones, 276.0. 10, Lon Hinkle, 275.2. DRIVING PERCENTAGE (JnFojrwav) 1, Calvin Peete, J)17.

Mike Reid, J09. 3, (he) Bruce Lietzke and David Edwards, .750. 5, Jack Rentier, .745. 6, Johnny Miller, .743. 7, Larry Mize, .741.

8, Tom Kite, .740. 9, Peter Jacobsen, .738. 10, Hal Sutton, J37. GREENS REGULATION 1, John Mahaffev, .716. 2, Calvin Peete, .711.

3, Tom Purtzer, .704. 4, (tie) Tom Watson ond Andy Bean, .702. 6, Johnny Miller, .698. 7, Tony Sills, m. 8, Scott Hock, .690.

9, Lorry Mize, .686. 10, Tom ite, .683. PUTTING LEADERS 1, Greg Norman, 1 J36. 2, Ray Floyd, 1.755. 3, (tie) Rick Fehr ond Berhard Longer, 1.759.

5, Bob Tway, 1.761 6, Jim Colbert, 1.764. 7, (tie) Lonny Wodkins, Johnny Miller ond Craig Stadler, 1.766. 10, Fuzzy Zoeller, 1.767. SUB-PAR HOLES (Percentage) 1, Greg Normon, .248. Andy Bean, .221.

3, Tom Watson, J17, 4, (tie) Craig Stadler and Payne Stewart, .211. 6, Tom Purtzer, J10. 7, Hoi Sutton, Xf). 8, (tie) Bob Twov ond Mac O'Grody, .208. 10, Fuzzy Zoeller, .207.

EAGLE LEADERS 1, Joey Sindekr 15. 2, (tie) Robert Wrenn, Greg Norman and Mike Hubert, 11 5, (tie) Jim Gallagher Jr. and Mark McCumber, 1 1. 7, (tie) Clarence Rose and John Adorns, W.9,9tied with 9. BRDH LEADERS 1, Joey Sindekr, 411.

2, Bob Tway, 397. 3, (tie) Bobby Wodkins ond Andy Bean, 365. 5, Tom Purtzer, 361 6, Mike Hulbert, 355. 7, Charles Boiling, 347. 8, Hat Sutton, 344.

9, Payne Stewart, 341 10, Gene Sauers. 340. PGA Money Leaders Official PGA money winnings through the Walt Disney Classic, which ended Monday: Greg Norman, $653,296. 1 Bob Tway, $647,780. 1 Andy Bean, $491.938.

4. Don Pohl, $455,921. 5. Hal Sutton, $427,454. 6.

Payne Stewart, $427,389. 7. Calvin Peete, $374,951 8 Bernhard Longer, $372,091. 9. John Mohaffey, $370,461 10.

Tom Kite, $367,091 11. Roy Floyd $365,948. 11 Fuzzy Zoeller, $358,111 II Joey Sindelar, 14. Doug Tewed, $310,285. 15.

Corey Povin, $302478. 16. Larry Mize, $286,979. 17. Tom Watson, $275,838.

18. Mke Hubert, $271,947. 19. Mark Wiebe, $257,680. 20.

Donnie Hammond, $254,987. Bowling MEN High Series 6S.AtKterson 62iD.Hameld S-SSE? "R.Sumner C. White 612J.Kuntz ilOB-Borgen JSf.l 606 J. Williams 635 Goodman 604D.Vanburen 604 M. Cochran 602R.Artibee "SI-Dotts 601 R.Mossberger 2R-Hi 600J.Mahoney iSfuSS? 6001 Dickey 271 Wright oOOATureotte 623E.Gotes oOQLWevins 622T.Hellems High Gomes 255 E.

Richardson 236 E. Gates 251M.Motero 235 W. Ransom 249D.Vonburen 235 J. Word 248 N. Lake 235 8.

Johnson 248 S. Anderson 235 R. Phillips 247R.Horwath 234ANemeth 246 P. Peak 234 T. Smith 246J.Wolloch 233 Goodman 244J.Kuntz 233 Sutherland 244M.Shooltz 233 G.

McNeil 243T.Hellems 233G.Fokoury 243 R.Sumner 232J.Sealy 240K.RkJenour 231M.Goodmon 240 B. Johnson 230J.Wokeman 239 S. Manns 230 Lewis 238B.Borgen 228 A. Sawyer 238R.Mossberger 227 R. Hill 236 K.

Acker 225 R. Horwath 236 J. Morse Team High Series 2819 Dogwood's Mean Machine, Holiday Lanes 2803 Pro Bowl, Pro Bowl WOMEN High Series 620 N. Smith 542 K. Booth 583 J.

Morgan $41 K.Boucher 579 L. Dickey 539CEfiderle 574T.Scripter 534 1 Young 569 1. Quimby 531 j. WhHmarsh 552G.Ruff 530 B. Barker 550 Jordan 529E Tyler 547 S.

Wright 529 Y.Simpson 545 K. O'Boyle 524 S. Schwartz High Games 240 N. Smith 210T.Scrlpter 230 Dickey 208 B. Morales 222 S.

Slider 208 G. Ruff 220P.Attkinson 206 1. Quimby 219 N. Smith 206 T. Shields 216 S.

Wright 205 G. Ruff 211 Lyons 204M.Kosler 210 P. Wilcox 202 J. Morgan Team High Series 2130 Don Helms Install. JHott Lanes 2080 Meridian Plumbing, Pro Bowl West College Hockey CENTRAL COLLEGIATE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (Overall record in parenthesis) Team Pts GF GA MSU (444) 4 0 0 8 23 13 Miami (3-1-0) 3 10 6 17 17 WMU (2-2-0) 2 2 0 4 23 21 UIC (2-2-0) 2 2 0 4 24 23 LSSC (2-1-1) 10 1 3 15 9 BGSUI3-14) 110 2 10 8 FSC (1-4-1) 1 3 0 2 15 19 UM (1-3-1) 1 3 0 2 14 20 0SU (0-3-1) 0 3 1 1 17 25 Friday-Saturday Games Air Force at Illinois-Chicago Bowling Green at Lake Superior Miami (Ohio) ot MICHIGAN STATE Ohio State at Michigan Ferris State at Western Michigan (F) Western Michigan at Ferris State (S) WESTERN COLLEGIATE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (OveraS record in parenthesis) Team Pts GF GA Minn (344) 4 0 0 8 31 23 4 0 0 8 29 10 Denver (2-24) 2 2 0 4 19 22 Wis.

(2-24) 2 2 0 4 16 15 NMU (2-2-1) 2 2 0 4 18 18 Colo. CoL (1-3-0) 1 3 0 2 21 26 Mich. Tech (1-34) 1 3 0 2 14 20 UM0(M4) 0 4 0 0 15 27 Prep Schedule TODAY Girts' Boskeftatt Sexton at Eastern, East Lansing at Hoit, Everett at Jackson. Grand Ledge at Waveriy, Charlotte at DeWitt, Lakewood at Mason, Lansing Catholic at Okemos, Perry at Bath, Leslie ot Fowlervllle, Stockbrldge at Hoslett, Fulton at Pewamo-Westphalla, Potterville at Portland St Patrick, Lalngsburg at Folwer, Alma at Chesoning, Corunna vs. Ovid-Elsie, Ionia ot St.

Johns, Morrice at Webberviiie, Ashley at Genesee, Portland at Carson CHy, Central Montcalm at Soranoc, St. Louis at Breckenridoe. I Boys' Cross Country: Capital Area Conference meet at Jackson. Capital Circuit meet at Charlotte, Ingham County League meet at Fowferviile, Southern Michigan Athletic Association meet at Maple Valley. Girls' Gross Country: Capital Area Conference meet at Jackson, Capital Circuit meet at Charlotte, Ingham County League meet at Fowlerville, Southern Michigan Athletic Association meet at Maple Valley.

I Girts' Swimming: Okemos at Everett, Eaton Rapids at Holt, Waveriy at St. Johns, Ovid-Elsie at Grand Ledge. WEDNESDAY Girts' Baskeftafe Maple Volley at Olivet. Bays' Cross Country: Laingsburg ond Portland St. Patrick at Fowler.

Girls' Gross Country: Lalngsburg and Portland St Patrick at Fowler. THURSDAY Girls' Bosketooft Eastern at East Lansing, Hoit at Everett, Jackson at Grand Ledge. Waveriy at Sexton, DeWitt at Eaton Rapids, Lakewood at Charlotte. Mason at Lansing Catholic, Haslett at Fowlerville, WiUiamston at Stockbrldge, Bath at Leslie, Pewomo-Westphoiia at Ovid-Elsie, Potterville at Lansing Christian, Lalngsburg at Webberviiie, Portland St. Patrick at Ionia, Alma at rihoco, Morrice at Spring Vale, Montabelk) at Carson City, Portland at Vestaburg, Lakeview at Saronac, St.

Louis at Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart. Girls' Swimming: Grand Ledge at Eastern, Sexton at East Lansing, Waveriy at Everett Joekson at Holt, DeWHt at Okemos, Ovid-Elsie at St Johns, Hoslett at Corunna, Mason at Alma Prep Football APTopIO The top 10 teams in The Associated Press high school football poll, with records in parentheses, total points based on 15 for first place, 14 for second, etc CLASSA Team W-L Pfe 1. Muskegon 7-8 75 1 Sterling Heights Stevenson 7-0 70 ITrov 7-0 44 tjenison 7-0 59 S-GrossePointe North 7-0 50 4. Aim Arbor Pioneer 6-1 43 7. SovCrtv John Glenn 7-0 39 8.

Warren Cousino 7-0 31 9. Dearborn Fordson 6-1 30 10. Port Huron Northern 7-0 28 Honorable Mention LANSMG EASTERN (4-1L 14; Flint Northern (6-1), 22; Wka Eisenhower (6-1), 16; Flint Central (6-1), Flint Carmon-Ainsworth (6-1), Birmingham Brother Rice (5-2), Westland John Glenn (4-1), North Formington (6-1), LANSMG EVERETT (5-2L Ypsilonti (5-21 Trenton (5-2), Portage Central (6-1). HOWELL (5- Detroit Henrv Ford (6-11, CLASS 8 ream W4. Pb 1.

St. Joseph 7-0 70 2 Grand Rapids West Cathoiic 7-0 66 3. Wyoming Pork 7-0 44 tGrondRapkfs South Christian 7-0 56 iJockson Lumen Christi 7-0 53 6. Chesoning 6-1 47 7. Three Rivers 7-0 43 8.

Auburn Hills Avondole 7-0 38 9. 7-0 32 10. 7-0 15 (tie) East Grand Rapids 6-1 15 Honorable Mention Coldwater loll, 14; Gavlord (7-0), II; Formington Hills Harrison (4-1), 10; Marshall (6-1), 10; Grand Rapids Catholic Central (6-1), 10; OKEMOS (4-11. Menominee 17-1), Chebovgon (7-0), Riverview (7-0), Grand Rapids Forest HHIs Central (5-2), Muskegon Reeths-Puffer (4-1L Bathe Creek Lakeview (4-1), Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern (6-1), Morysvilie (6-1), Hudsonville (6-1L Caledonia CLASSC Team -L PIS I.Berrien Springs 7-0 74 1 Detroit St Martin dePorres 4-1 70 3. LANSING CATHOLIC 6-1 66 4.

Muskegon Catholic 4-1 59 5. Detroit Country Day 4-1 49 6. Gaiesburg-Augusto 4-1 48 (tie) Saginaw Nouvel 4-1 48 B-EhtoniceoBayPort 7-0 43 City St. Francis 4-1 3) lO.Morenci 7-0 22 Honorable Mention L'Anse (8-0), 20; Byron Center (7-0), 18; Brown City tell, 15; Norway (7-1), 11; Lakeview (7-0), Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (4-1), Hesperia (7-0), Lincoln Alamo (7-0), Orchard Lake St Mary (5-2L Buchanan (4-1), 5t. Charles (6-1), I.

CLASS Team W-L Pts l.CrystalFalsForestPcrk 8-0 72 2. North Muskegon 7-0 44 IFrankfort 44 4. FOWLER 7-0 57 S-Rudyard 84 53 4. Michigan Lutheran Seminary 7-0 49 7. Detroit Servite 7-0 43 8.

North Adorns 7-0 41 9.Lawton 4-1 40 Schoolcraft 4-1 36 Honorable Mention Atlanta (7-0), 22; Reading (4-1), 14; Onekomo (4-1), 11; Harbor Springs (4-1L 10; Bessemer (6-2X Lake City (4-1), Powers Norm central Whitmore Lane 16-1), 4. Cross Country High School BOYS' MID-STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (atMorrlce) Team scoring Morrke (M) 35, Webberviiie (W) si, Donsvme (O) 40, Genessee (G) 71, Byron (B). Top seven Individuals 1 1, Darrell Hart (ML 1757. 2, Keith McGuire (ML 3. Don Davis (WL 4, Corev Ridord (B).

5, Loren Thomburn (D). 6, Todd onwelier 7, poui uifonio (M). Other area results I Marrlce 12, Don Fike. 16. Clint Marshall.

WebberviHe 8, Scott Foreman. 10, John Walsh. 11, Greg Wright 24, Matt Brown. Dansvllle -13, Chris Lee. 14, Tango lezumi.

15, Tom Hills. 18, Mike Yand. GIRLS' MID-STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (at Marrlce) Team scaring Mortice (M) 35, Webberviiie (W) 51, Dansville (D) 60, Genessee (G) 71, Byron (Bj. Too seven IndMduals 1, Darrell Hart (M), 1757. Keith McGuire (ML 3, Dan Davis (WL 4, Corey Ridord (BL 5, Loren Thomburn (DL 4, Todd Onwelier (G).

7, Paul DtPonio (M). Other area results Morrtce 12, Don Fike. 14, Clint MarsholL Webbervffle 8, Scott Foreman. 10, John Walsh. 11, Greg Wright 24, Matt Brown.

Donsvffle 13, Chris Lee. 14, Tango lezumi 15, Tom Hills. 18, Mike Yand. Pro Hockey International Hockey League EAST DIVISION Pis GF GA Kolomazoo 2 0 0 4 13 7 Wuskegon 1 0 0 2 3 2 Flint 1 1 0 2 5 6 Saginaw 1 1 0 2 7 5 WESTDMSION ScttLoke 2 0 0 4 12 6 Indianapolis 110 2 11 FortWayne 0 10 17 Milwaukee 0 2 0 0 3 7 Peoria 0 2 0 0 4 12 APTop20 The Too 20 teams in the Associated Press colleae football oolL with first-place votes in parentheses, 1984 record, total points based on 20-w-l8-i7-i6-is-i4-w- 12-11-10-9-8-7-4-5-4-3-2-1 and ranking last week's poll: Team W-L-T Puts Pvs 1.Miomi,Flo.(55) 7-0-0 1,174 1 2Aloboma(3) 7-0-0 1,111 2 INebroska WW 1,024 3 4JW04GAN 644 997 4 iOklahomo 5-1-0 937 5 6Penn Stated) 444 902 6 7. AuDum 644 841 7 8.

Washington 5-14 704 9 9Arizona State 54-1 695 10 10.TexasA&M 5-14 404 II llJowo 5-14 601 I 12J.SU 4-14 54) 12 UMiss. State 6-14 411 13 MArkonsas 5-14 388 14 liArizona 5-14 348 14 16. C1emson 5-14 335 17 17. UCLA 4-24 192 19 W.S. Methodist 5-14 175 T20 K.Stanford 5-14 93 20.N.C State 4-1-1 71 Omen receMna votes Southern California 62, Ohio State 54, Baylor 24, Florida State 20, Georgia is, Norm Carolina 12, Colorado State 4, Fresno State 3, Brigham Young 3, MICHIGAN STATE 3, Air Force 2, Pittsburgh 1, Temple Div.

l-AATop20 MISSION. KANSAS (API The top 20 teams in the 1986 NCAA Division l-AA football pod with first-place votes in parentheses, records through October total points and previous ranking: Team W-L-T Pb Pvs INevada-Reno 4) 744 80 1 IMorehead State 444 74 3 IWilliamJtMory 444 T4 4Arkonsas State 5-1-1 66- T4 SAppdochionSt. 6-14 64 6 6JHolyCross 444 59 T7 7.Tenrsessee State 744 54 T7 8ostem Illinois 6-14 51 T9 (tie) Georgia Southern 5-24 51 2 10.NlChol!s State 7-0-0 50 llPennsytvania 5-04 40 17 llDeloware State 5-1-0 35 T14 (tie) New Hampshire 5-14 35 13 14.NorthCarolinoA&T 40 is liktoho 4-24 22 12 leDetoware 4-24 16 T14 17Akron 4-24 14 WFurman 3-2-1 10 II pie) Stephen FAustin 4-24 10 19 JOU-Edwardsville 5-34 6 BIG TEN league OveraS I IT MICHIGAN 3 0 0 6 0 0 OhioStale 3 0 0 5 2 0 Minnesota 3 0 0 4 2 0 Iowa 2 10 5 10 Indrano 1 2 0 4 2 0 MICH. STATE 1 2 0 3 3 0 Illinois 1 2 0 2 4 0 Wisconsin 1 2 0 2 5 0 Purdue 0 3 0 1 5 0 Northwestern 0 3 0 2 4 0 Saturday's Games Illinois at Wisconsin MICHIGAN at Indiana Minnesota at Ohio State Northwestern at Iowa Purdue at MICHIGAN STATE MBAMlXXNCONFESNa league Overall I I IT Miami (Ohio) 4 1 0 5 2 0 Boll Stole 3 1 0 5 2 0 CENT. MICH.

3 1 0 4 2 0 KentStote 3 1 0 4 2 0 Bowfcng Green 3 2 0 3 4 0 (AST. MICH. 2 3 0 4 3 0 Toledo 1 3 0 3 4 0 WEST. MICH. 13 0 16 0 OhioU.

0 5 0 0 7 0 SatvxdoVs Games Bowling Green at Kent State CENTRAL MICHIGAN at EASTERN MICHIGAN Miami (Ohio) at Northern Illinois Toledo at OhioU. WESTERN MtCHtGAN at Bail State GIATL4J(B CONFERENCE league Onto! I I Hillsdale 4 0 0 6 0 0 Grand Valley 2 10 6 10 SagmowVaHey I 1 0 3 3 0 Northwood 110 15 0 Ferris Slate 0 2 0 3 4 0 WayneState 0 3 0 3 4 0 Saturday's Gomes Central Slate lOhiol at Misdate Grand Valley ot Northern Michioon Northwood at Ferris Slate Saginaw Volley at Wayne Slate MICHKyvNINTTJiCOUEGIATE ATHliTtC ASSOCIATION Uoaue Overal I IT Albion 2 0 0 5 1 0 Hope 2 0 0 5 1 0 Adrian I 10 5 10 Kalamazoo I 10 15 0 Alma 0 2 0 3 3 0 Olivet 0 2 0 3 3 0 Saturday's Games Adrian at Alma Kalamazoo at Hope Olivet at Albion Pro Boxing Fight Schedule THURSDAY I At AHantic City, NJ, Resort, Michel Oloflde, New York, vs. Ray Ray Gray, OevetaKL middles, W. I At Detroit, Hurley Sneod, Detroit, vs. Luis Curtis, Chicago, tor Sneoifs US6A bunkiitweiulil lille, 11 FRDAY I At Atlantic CHy, NJ, Trump Plaza, Gene "Mad Dog" Hatcher, Fort Worth, Texas, vs.

Doryl Anthony, St Louis, for vacant WBC Continental-Americas wet At Bethlehem, Pa, Mark Holmes, Easton, Pa, vs. Brian Porreca, Medtord, Mass, middles, 10. Pro Football National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Division I Pet PF PA N.Y.Jets 5 1 0 .833 156 133 NewEngJond 4 3 0 .571 196 112 Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 142 148 Miami 2 5 0 181 220 Imfnapol'is 0 7 0 .000 68 189 Central Division Cincmnoti 5 2 0 .714 176 192 Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 152 160 Houston 1 6 0 .143 121 150 Pittsburgh 1 6 0 .143 85 183 West Division Denver 6 0 0 LOW 179 101 Seattle 5 2 0 .714 165 100 KonsasCitv 4 3 0 J71 154 152 LARaiders 4 3 0 .571 136 130 Son Diego I 6 0 .143 159 201 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Division Washington 6 1 0 J357 148 118 Dallas 5 2 0 .714 189 128 NXGionts 5 2 0 .714 142 90 Philadelphia 2 5 0 .286 98 159 StLouis 1 6 0 .143 97 157 Central Division Chicago 6 I 0 .857 173 90 Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 156 91 DETROIT 3 4 0 Ait 1W 130 Green Bov 1 6 0 .143 91 191 Tampa Boy 1 6 0 .143 107 191 West Division Atlanta 5 1 1 .786 160 118 LA. Rams 5 2 0 .714 130 120 SanFron 4 2 1 .643 170 107 New Orleans 3 4 0 .429 129 122 Sunday's Results Buffalo 24, Indianapolis 13 Cincinnati 31, Houston 28 Dallas 17, Philadelphia 14 Green Bay 17, Cleveland 14 Kansas City 42, San Diego 41 Los Angeles Raiders 30, Miami 28 Los Angeles Roms 14, DETROIT 10 Minnesoto 23, Chicago 7 New England 34, Pittsburgh 0 New Orleans 38, Tampo Bay 7 San Francisco 10, Atlanta 10 Seattle 17, New York Giants 12 Washington 28, St. Louis 21 Monday's Result Denver at New York Jets Sundays Games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.

Cleveland ot Minnesoto, 1 pjn. DETROIT at Chicago, 1 pm Los Angeles Raiders at Houston, 1 p.m. Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New Orleans at New York Jets, 1 am.

San Diego at Philadelphia, 1 pjn. San Francisco vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Tampo Bay at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Los Angeles Rams, 4 pm St.

Louis at Dallas, 4 am. Seattle ot Denver, 4 pjn. Pro Basketball NBA Exhibition Monday's ReuRs DETROIT 111, Boston 104 New Jersey 101, Indiana 104 Sacramento vs. LA Clippers Today's Gonits Houston vs. Washington and LA Lakers vs.

New York at New York, 6 pm Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Green Bay, Wist, 30 pm DaHos vs. Utah at Ruston, La, 8:30 pm Denver vs. San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. LA Clippers vs.

Golden State at Fresno, Calif, 10-J0 pm Seattle vs. Portland at Pendleton, Ore, 10:30 pm Pistons 11 I.Celts 104 DETROIT (111) Rodman 8-15 3-9 19, Green 2-4 3-3 7, Laimbeer 5-11 3-3 13, Dumors 4-11 (Ml 8, LThomas 8-17 4-5 21, SoDev 6- 1-J 13, V. Johnson 7-13 54 19; Campbell 3-6 04 6, Mahom 2-5 0-14, Nevttt 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 45-9220-31 111. BOSTON (104) Bird 7-12 0-0 17, Thirdkill 5-10 7-7 17, Parish 6-11 3-4 15, D.

Johnson 4-9 64 14, McHote 6-12 9-14 21, Kite 04 0-2 0, Vincent 3-7 0-0 6, Sknting 3-9 44 10, Roberts 0-1 040. Totals 36-78 29-37 104. Detroit 10 3121 30-111 Celtics 31 27 10-104 Three-point goats Bird 3, Thomas. Fouled out-Kite. Rebounds -Pistons 51 (Laimbeer 13 Celtics 57 (Bird 131 Assists Pistons 23 (I.

Thomas 9L Celtics 16 (Bird 4L Total touts Pistons 33, Celtics 26. Technical touts Celtics, illegal defense. Attendance 12,002. Notice Coaches Needed Holt High is seeking candidates to fill the varsity ond junior varsity baseball positions. Qualified individuals who are interested should contact Athletic Director Jack Crawford (694-2162) weekdays after 10 am.

By MIKE PEARSON MSU Assistant Sports Information Director Chuck Carey: Scored what proved to be the winning touchdown in Michigan State's 20-7 victory over Purdue in 1940 the Spartans' first Big Ten triumph in East Lansing. Carey, a sophomore halfback playing in his first varsity game, ran 13 yards for a touchdown early in the second quarter to give MSU a 13-0 lead. Chuck's younger brothers, Bob and Bill, played for the Spartans in the late 1940s. The Careys were natives of Charlevoix. Spartan Birthdays: Today: Thomas Morris, football (29), and Gary Bissell, wrestling (40).

Wednesday: Gary Boyce, football baseball (37), and Sue Prior, swimming (24). I 1.