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2B THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON. MICH. Tuesdoy Sept. 17, 1985 Defense Volvo Results LOS ANGELES (AP) Monday's first-round singles results in the 1315,000 Volvo Los Angeles men's tournament at the Los Angeles Tennis Center: Ramesh Kristtnan, India, def. Mike DePalmer, Knoxvilie, 6-3, 7 6.

Brad Pearce, Provo, Utah, def. Peter Fleming, Seabrook Island, 6 2, 6-4 johan Kriek, Naples, def. Bob Green, Boston, 6-4, 7-5. Bud Schultz, Boston, def. Shahar Perkiss, Isreal, 7 6, 6-4.

Mike Leach, Ann Arbor, def. Brett Dickinson, Las Vegas, 6 4, 75. Tim Wilkison, Ashviiie, N.C., def. Tom Cain, Richmond, 6-2, 7 5. At Detroit BALTIMORE Shelby rt 5 Raytord 6 Ripken ss 6 DETROIT bi ab 2 3 3 Whitakr 2b 5 0 2 2 0 Tramml ss 5 0 3 4 3 KGibsonrf 3 1 1 1 2 LNParshc 4 0 2 3 2 Melvin 0 0 1 1 1 DaEvns lb 3 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 2 0 0 0 Grubb dh 2 1 0 1 0 ASnchz ph 1 1 0 0 0 Brgmn ph 1 0 2 3 2 NSimns If 4 2 1 0 1 MCastll 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 High School Standings EML East Detroit 10 11 LC North 10 11 Mount Clemens 10 2 0 Port Huron 10 11 Anchor Bay 0 1 0 2 GP South 0 1 0 2 PH Northern 0 1 0 2 Rosevllle 0 1 0 2 Friday's Games Mount Clemens at Port Huron Port Huron Northern at East Detroit L'Anse Creuse North at Anchor Bay Grosse Pointe South vs.

Roseviile EMurry lb Lynn cf MKYong If Sheets dh GRnck ph Owyer dh Gross 3b Dempsy Dauer 2b OMally ph Sakata 2b Prep Summaries St. Clair 4, Lapeer East 1 Singles 1. Julie Bates (LE) def. Lori Corkins (SO 5 7, 6 4, 6 2. Trade Stablein (SO def.

Amy May-hew (LE) 6-2, 6-4; 3. Kelly Ray (SO det. Maureen Maurier (LE) 6 1, 6 4, 4. Katia Ogaard (SO by forfeit. Doubles 1.

Heather Satchel and Michelle Daly (SO def. Laura Hansen and Chris Paremererkoll (LE) 6-3, 6-3; 2. Amy Thompson and Jenny Ray (SO def. Stacy Ellis and Julie Whitney (LE) 6-2, 6-2; 3. Laura Dudzinski and Millie Pung (SO def.

Michelle Kedora and Chris Burden (LE) 6-1, 6-1. Port Huron 4, PH Northern 3 Singles 1. Tracy Bonner (PH) def. Sue Moore (PHN) 4 6, 6 4, 8 6 2. Penny LaPine (PH) def.

Kristy Cord (PHN) 7 5, 6-7. 6 2, 7-5. 3. Kathy Petho (PHN) def. Lisa Kidd (PH) 6 0, 75 4.

Amy Kettlewell (PHN) def. Ann Marie Crowe (PH) 60, 6 0. Doubles 1. Ann Pochodylo and Carol Farr (PH) def. Leann Hubble and Mario lafrate (PHN) 6-4, 5-7, 7 5.

2. Kerry Mullins and Annette Huff (PH) def. Ann Marie O'Conner and Heather Williamson (PHN) 6 2, 6-2. 3. Angie Liss and Lisa Lindon (PHN) def.

Rhonda Laming and Angie Dimoff (PH) 6-3, 6 3. Monday's Sports Transactions BASEBALL National Loagu NEW YORK METS Recalled John Christensen, outfielder, from Tidewater of the International League. Added Sam Perlozzo to their coaching staff for the remainder of the year. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW JERSEY NETS Named Paul Silas assistant coach. LOS ANGELES LAKERS Signed Dexter house, guard, and Tony Neal, forward.

FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA A LCON Placed Kenny Johnson, James Britt and Tiger Green, defensive backs, on the injured reserve list. GREEN BAY PACKERS Released Buford Jordan, running back, and Mike Obrovac, offensive lineman. Activated Mossy Cade, defensive back. Placed Ronnie Burgess, defensive back, on In lured reserve. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed E.J.

Jones, running back. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Signed Ron Springs, running back. Waived Melvin Carver, running back. Canadian Football League MONTREAL CONCORDES Re-teased Todd Brown, wide receiver, and Miles Gorrell, offensive tackle. Pts 6 8 12 12 12 14 15 18 20 20 22 24 28 30 31 32 33 34 38 39 41 41 50 51 52 54 55 88 Avg 3.0 4.0 6.0 60 6.0 7.0 7.5 9.0 100 100 11.0 120 140 15.0 15.5 16.0 165 170 19.0 19.5 205 205 25.0 25.5 26.0 270 27.5 44.0 1.

Memphis 2. Brown City 3. Marysville 4. N.Branch 5. Sandusky 6.

Cros-Lex 7. St. Clair 8. Richmond 9. Deckerville 10.

Armada 11. Marine City 12. Beach 13. Almont 14. PS 15.

Bad Axe 16. Ubly 17. Algonac 18. Anchor Bay 19. PN Northern 20.

Capac 21. Peck 22. Port Huron 23. Holy Cross 24. Yale 25.

Dryden 26. New Haven 27. Marlette 28. Imiay City Totals 47 14 19 14 Totals 35 7 Baltimore 012 MS 0SI 14 Orioles belt Tigers Detroit 001 303 Game Winning RBI Dempsey (4). SCAL NSimmons, Trammell.

DP Detroit 1. LOB Baltimore 12, Detroit 4. 2B Shelby, KGibson, Ray ford, Dempsey, Ripken. HR NSimmons 2 (9), Grubb (3), Dempsey (11), Shelby 16), Ripken 2 (24), EMurray (29), Lynn (20). SB Gross (I).

IP ER BB Marysville 0 0 2 0 0 St. Clair 0 0 10 1 Cros-Lex 0 0 11 0 Marine City 0 0 11 0 Richmond 0 0 11 0 Algonac 0 0 0 2 0 Friday's Games St. Clair at Marine City (4:00) Croswel I-Lexington at Marysville Algonac at Richmond 314 SUN. MOONLIGHTERS High series John Tramski S41, Teddy Tramski 495; High game John Tramski 265, Vickki Glover 201. High team series Old Duffers 1952 (750).

MONDAY EVE. STARS High series Tina Diaz 505 (187); High team series Just Us 2040 (747). BOWL-0 DROME SUNDAY High series Mike Klaas 688 249); High team series Streamline Bar 2902 (1017). DROME ELLES High series Doris Cooper 518, High game Percy Walters 198; High team series Rutkowski Real Estate 2505; High team game Kinere's Best 882. LATE SUN.

NITE MIXED High men's series Gene Hall and Lindel Streeter 565 (214); High women's series Sally Torek 482; High women's game Debbie Turck 174; High team series Jokers 2262 (769). Triplicate Abe Van Vol-kenburg 143. BUSINESS AND PRO High series Pete Lopka 548 228); High team series Loxfon's 2673; High team game Citizen's Federal 916. FEDERAL LEAGUE High series Eric Schuman 664 (258); High team series Team No. 10 2692 High team game Colonial Car Wash 957.

ZEBRAETTES High series Connie Golubinskl 515; High game Ann Goulette 196; High team series Huron Title Co. 2544 I860). GRAND TRUNK THURS. NIGHT High series John Lewis 577; High game Jim Hillger 224; High team series Fred's Five 2673; High team game Atlas Van Lines 948. FRI.

NIGHT BOMBETTES High series Barb Wisson 527 (196); High team series Smoker's Haven 2225 (805). FRI. NIGHT INDEPENDENTS High series Oave Phillips 605; High game Ed Harrison 223; High team series Tire Shop 2490; High team game Hillger's Bar 893. JACK'S JILLS High series Gail Wilkins 534; High game Gail Wilkins 236; High team series Ainsworth Electric 212; High team game Norton's Collision 745. NFL Standings Baltimore DMartnez TMartnez 3 Aase 5,12 Detroit Terrell Cary L.O I ONeal Scherrer Lopez Stoddard 3:19.

A 17,459. 2Vt 2V Vl 2 STA American League National League World Soling Championships Here are the final standings for World Soling Championships in Sarnia this week. Monday's finish is in parenthesis: 1. Curtis (4), USA 44.7. 2.

Grael (1), Brazil 48.4. 3. Kostecki (2), USA 50 7. 4. Mahaney (34), USA 59.0.

5. Fogh (14), Canada 61.4. 6. Perssons (12), 67.0 7. McLaughlin (11), Canada 76.7.

8. Bill Abbott Jr. (19). Canada 06.7. 9.

Favini (16), Italy 87.7. 10. Gilmour (17), Australia. 11. Bandolowski (8), Denmark 96.7.

12. Thompson (10), Canada 97. 134. Coleman (3), 103.4. 14.

Jungell (15) Finland. 15. Jungblut (28), Germany 112.7. 16. Wang (7), Norway 117.9.

17. Hirt (23), Germany 127 0. 18. Beatty (32), Canada 140.0. 19.

Walker (5) USA 141. 20. Santoni (31), Italy 143.0. 21. Penticotf (21), USA 149 0.

22. Porter (DNS), USA 152.0. 23. Bill Abbott Sarnia (22) 163.0.24. Boneo (6) Argentina 164.7.

25. Francisco (9), USA 167.0. 26. Castle (30), USA 177.0. 27.

Nergaard (24), Norway 179,0. 28. Hoeksema (33), USA 183.0. 29. Oden-bach (13), USA 184.0.

30. Schoyen (27), Norway 198.0. 31. Foley (25), USA 204.0 32. Heitzinger (DNS), USA 204.0.

33. Boston (20), Sarnia 205.0 34. Palm (DNF), USA 209. 35. Mongia (18), Italy 220.0.

36. Joanne Abbott (29), Sarnia. 225.0. 37. Doyle (26), USA 225 0.

38. Thomas (DNS), Canada 247. Lammens (DNS), Canada 267.0 Armada Brown City Memphis Almont Dryden Capac New Haven Yale East Division Pet. GB St. Louis 88 55 .615 New York 87 56 .608 1 Montreal 77 66 .538 11 Philadelphia 69 72 489 IB Chicago 66 76 465 21V Pittsburgh 47 94 .333 40 Virginia Slims CHICAGO (AP) Monday's first-round results in the 8150,000 Virginia Slims of Chicago tennis tournament: Singles Grace Kim, Frankln Lakes, N.J., Alycia Moulton, Sacramento, 6 -4, 6-7 (11-9), 6 3.

Kristen Kinney, New Caanan, Lea Antonopolis, Glendora, 4-6, 6 3, 7 5. Susan Mascarlkn, Boca Raton, Anne Minter, Australlla, 6-1, 6-3. Joanne Russell, New York City, defeated Elena Eliseenko, Russia, 6-2, 6-2. Doubles Hana Mandlikova, Czechoslovakia, Wendy Turnbull, Australia, Sandy Collins, Odessa, and Penny Barg, North Miami West Division LOS Angeles 84 59 .587 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East TPct. PF PA 1 Miami 1 1 0 .500 53 39 0 New England 1 1 0 .500 33 40 0 Y.

Jets 1 1 0 .500 42 34 1 Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 12 56 1 Indianapolis 0 2 0 000 16 75 1 Central 2 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 41 34 2 Houston 1 1 0 500 39 39 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 52 20 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 51 69 West Kansas City 2 0 0 1.00 83 47 Seattle 2 0 0 1.00 77 59 Denver 1 1 0 .500 50 43 A Raiders 1 I 0 500 51 36 San Diego I 1 0 500 49 58 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 0 East StLouis 2 0 0 1 00 68 51 0 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 65 40 0 Y. Giants 1 1 0 .500 41 23 1 Washington I 1 0 500 30 57 2 Philadelphia 0 2 0 .000 6 38 1 Central 2 Chicago 2 0 0 1.00 58 35 LIONS 2 0 0 1 00 54 48 Minnesota 2 0 0 1 00 59 37 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 43 46 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .000 44 69 West A. Rams 2 0 0 100 37 22 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 56 44 Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 43 63 Prep Summary Anchor Bay 54, Marysville 32 Anchor Bay 14 16 IS 6 54 Marysville 9 9 6 8 32 ANCHOR BAY Jablonskl 2 0-0 Cebulski 5 5-6 15; Kroll 6 4-5 16; Dudley 1 0-0 Archambault 4 1-2 Sei-fert 0 2 2 Taylor 0 0 1 0, Nutter 3 0 0 6. TOTALS; 21 12-14 54 MARYSVILLE M. Czajka 0 2-3 2, Smith 0 0-1 Warren 0 1-6 Burns 1 0-0 Schenk 6 2 3 14; Llndke 2 0-1 T.

Czaika 1 0-1 S. Master 0 0-1 J. Master 2 3-7 7. TOTALS; 12 8-23 32. JV score Marysville 37-27.

Cincinnati 76 66 .535 Vh Houston 73 70 .510 11 San Diego 72 71 .503 12 Atlanta 60 63 .420 24 Friday's Games Brown City at New Haven Armada at Yale Capac at Almont Dryden at Memphis Thumb Bad Axe 0 2 Caro 1 0 1 Laker 1 0 2 North Branch 1 0 2 Cass City 0 1 1 ImlayCity 0 1 0 Marlette 0 1 1 Vassar 0 1 0 Friday's Games Caro at Marlette North Branch at Cass City Imiay City at Bad Axe Vassar vs. Elkton Pigeon Bay Port Thumb San Francisco 56 87 .397 28 Monday's Games St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 4, 1st game St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1, 2nd game New York 9, Philadelphia 0 Houston 7, Atlanta 2 Montreal 8, Chicago 5 Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 6, 11 MSU to go without Yarema innings San Diego 4, Los Angeles 2 Tuesday's Games San Francisco (La Point 7 13) at Cin ctnnatt (McGaffigan 1-31, 12:35 p.m. Chicago (Eckersley 8 6) at Montreal (Youmans 3-2), 7:35 p.m.

Philadelphia (Rawley 117) at New York (Lynch 10-7), 7:35 p.m. St. Louis (Anduiar 20-9) at Pittsburgh (Kipper 0-0), 7:35 p.m. East Division Pet. GB Toronto 91 52 .636 New York 86 57 .601 5 Baltimore 76 66 .535 TIGERS 73 70 .510 18 Boston 71 73 .493 20Vj Milwaukee 63 79 444 27'j Cleveland 53 93 363 39V: West Division Kansas City 82 61 .573 California 80 63 559 2 Chicago 73 69 .514 8' Oakland 70 74 486 12V: Seattle 67 76 469 15 Minnesota 66 79 455 17 Texas 52 91 .364 30 Monday's Games Cleveland 9, New York 5 Baltimore 14, TIGERS 7 Seattle 5, Kansas City 1 Minnesota 7, Texas 6, 11 innings Milwaukee 5, Boston 3 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games New York (Guidry 19 5) at TIGERS (Petry 1411, 7:35 p.m.

Oakland (Birtsas 105) at Cleveland (Wardle 7 7), 7:35 p.m. Milwaukee (Burris 9 12) at Baltimore (Dixon 7 3), 7:35 p.m. Toronto (Stieb 13-10) at Boston (Boyd 13 11), 7:35 p.m. California (Witt 13 7) at Chicago (Burns 17-8), 8:30 p.m. Seattle (Young 11 15) at Kansas City (Farr 2 0), 8 35 m.

Texas (Schmidt 5 4) at Minnesota (Viola 14 14), 8:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games New York at TIGERS, 7:35 p.m. Texas at Minnesota, 1 15 p.m. Oakland at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Milwaukee at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m.

Toronto at Boston, 7:35 p.m. California at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. AL Linescores Cleveland 000 MM 1269 11 1 New York 000 130 0105 10 3 Easterly, Ruhle (5), Von Ohlen (6), Reed (8) and Willard, Bando 19); Cowley, Fisher (8) and Wynegar, Espino (9). W- Reed, 15.

Fisher, 4 4. HRs Cleveland, Carter (12), Thornton 2 (17). Seattle 271 000 0O05 0 Kansas City 100 000 0001 5 I Moore and Valie; Jackson, Beckwith (3), Huismann 18) and Quirk. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sandusky Ubly H. Beach USA Reese Mayville EAST LANSING (AP) As if taking on Notre Dame on its home field weren't bad enough, Michigan State is scrambling to find a quarterback to lead it against the Houston (Kerfeld 2 2) at Atlanta (Smith 7 9), 7:40 p.m.

Los Angeles (Hershiser 15 3) at San Friday's Games Harbor Beach at USA Sandusky at Ubly Diego (Hawkins 17-6), 10:05 p.m. Wednesday's Games Irish in a rare night game NCTL Saturday. X-rays revealed Monday that starting signal caller Dave Yar ema broke a bone in his throwing hand in last Saturday's victory over Arizona State. As a result. Yarema will be out for about two Caseville 1 0 1 Deckerville 1 0 1 North Huron 1 0 Peck 1 1 Akron-Fair.

0 1 0 PS 0 1 0 Kingston 0 1 0 Owen Gage 0 1 1 Friday's Games PS at Kingston Deckerville at Akron-Fairgrove Caseville at Owendale Gagetown State Poll The top 10 teams in The Associated weeks with his hand in a cast. Spartan Coach Georee Perles New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 50 8) Thursday's Game Kansas City 36, Los Angeles Raiders 20 Sunday's Games LIONS 26, Dallas 21 New York Jets 42, Buffalo 3 St. Louis 41, Cincinnati 27 Washington 16, Houston 13 Miami 30, Indianapolis 13 Los Angeles Rams 17, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 20, New England 7 Minnesota 31, Tampa Bay 16 Denver 34, New Orleans 23 Green Bay 23, New York Giants 20 San Francisco 35, Atlanta 16 Seattle 49, San Diego 35 Monday's Game Cleveland 17, Pittsburgh 7 Thursday, Sept. 19 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

22 LIONS at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Dallas, 1 p.m. Denver at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m.

Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1 p.m. St. Louis at New York Giants, 1 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati, I p.m.

Kansas City at Miami, 4 p.m. New York Jets vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 4 p.m. San Francisco at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. NFL Summary At Cleveland Pittsburgh 0 0 0 7 7 Cleveland 0 7 3 7 -17 Second Period Cle F.

Banks 17 pass from Dan-lelson (Bahr kick), 11:04 Third Period Cle FG Bahr 18, 11:42 Fourth Period Pit Stallworth 6 pass from Malone (Anderson kick), 2:54 Cle Byner 21 run (Bahr kick), 12:33 A 79,042 Yarema suffered a "right thumb avulsion fracture," in which a strained ligament pulled the bone loose, according to Michigan State spokesman Nick Vista. Yarema, who played the whole game Saturday, didn't realize he'd broken his hand, Vista said. He reported pain Monday and was X-rayed. Yarema completed 11 of 21 passes Saturday for 87 yards in Michigan State's 12-3 victory over the Sun Devils. In 1983, he suffered a shoulder injury in the season's third game and missed the rest of the year.

McAllister is a 6-foot-3, 186-pounder from Pompano Beach, Fla. Holba is a 6-6, 203-pounder from Lansing. Both were red-shirted as freshmen, leaving them with four years' eligibility. Meanwhile, Perles said Monday that he doesn't have any special tactics to handle the night game and Notre Dame's noisy fans. "It doesn't change our plans at all," Perles said, referring to the 7:46 p.m.

kickoff, which was moved from afternoon for television. He is not even borrowing a high school field to practice under the lights this week. Perles also knows how to keep his squad from being mtimidated by the home fans, surely still upset over the Irish's loss Saturday to Michigan. "We're in for a noisy crowd a lot of enthusiasm," he said. "The only way we can take the fans out of the game is to put points on the board" early and grab a quick lead.

The Spartans's best hope to do that lie with tailback Lorenzo White, who rushed for 174 yards against Arizona State. "If he continues to run like that and have that kind of statistics, we'll be just fine," Perles said. White said he's aiming at a season if he holds up to the workhorse task Perles has assigned him. "Sunday morning, I woke up very sore," said the soft-spoken sophomore, who carried on all but one of Michigan State's running plays. "But it was worth it as long as we got a victory." "I felt I was a marked man when I went out on the field Saturday." said two untested freshmen, Bobby McAllister and Tom Holba, will take junior Yarema's spot in practice this week, with a deci Press high school football poll, with re cords in parentheses, total points based on 15 for first place, 14 for sec sion later on which one will start.

ond, etc. "That's just the wav the cards Class A Pts were dealt." Perles said. "It's un W-L (2-0) 1. DeLaSalle 2. AA Pioneer fortunate for Dave and for the team, but we simply have to go ahead without him.

(tie) Del Ford 4. Adrian 5. Trav.Ctty (20) 63 (2 0) 63 1201 57 (20) 47 (20) 46 6. Flint Northern (tie) Lans.Sexton (2-0) 46 "We will work both (McAllister 8. Farm.

Harrison (2 0) 36 9. Dearborn Fordson (2-0) 33 and Holba) in the position and de 10. Det. Catholic (2-0) 32 Moore, 15 8. Jackson, 1310.

HR Seattle, Tartabull (I). Boston 003 000 00O 3 9 2 Milwaukee 010 100 30x 5 14 1 Ojeda, Woodward (7) and Gedman; Haas, McClure (5) and Moore. McClure, 41. L-Oieda, 7 10. HR Milwaukee, Householder (6).

Texas 210 100 002 006 11 1 Minnesota 300 010 002 017 14 2 (11 innings) Mason, Harris (8) and Slaught, Pet-ralli (9); Smithson, Filson (4), Davis (7) Eutemia (8) and Laudner, Salas (8) Eulemia, 4i Harris, 4 4. HRs Texas, O'Brien (17), Walker (51, Parrish (15). Minnesota, Gaetti (18). AL Races East Division Pet. GB Honorable Mention: Jenison, 2 0, 17; cide late in the week who among those two will be the starter." Southfield, 2 0, 17; Sterling Hts Stevenson, 2 0, 16; Midland, 2-0, 14; Trenton, 2 0, 12; Westland Glenn, 2 0, 11; Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7:35 p.m.

Chicago at New York, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Houston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.

San Diego at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. NL Linescores First Game St. Louis 230 200 0108 11 0 Pittsburgh 000 400 0004 11 7 Tudor, Lahti (7), Dayley (9), Worrell (9) and Porter, Nieto (7); DeLeon, Bielecki (2), McWilliams (4), Clements (7), Guante (8), Winn (9) and Pena. Tudor, 19 8. DeLeon, 2-18.

Sv Worrell (2). HR Pittsburgh, Almon (6). Second Game St. Louis 000 001 0203 10 0 Pittsburgh 000 010 0001 5 0 Horton, Campbell (7), Perry (7) and Porter; Rhoden, Clements (8), Robinson (8) and Ortiz, Pena (8). Perry, 1-0.

Clements, 0-2. Houston 200 102 2007 10 0 Atlanta 300 000 0002 4 0 Heathcock and Bailey; Johnson, For ster (8), Dedmon (9) and Benedict. Heathcock, 2-1. Johnson, 4-1. HRs Houston, Cruz (7), Mumphrey (7), Walling (7).

Atlanta, Murphy (36). Philadelphia 000 000 0000 2 1 New York 103 230 OOx 9 14 0 K. Gross, Childress (4), Toliver (5), Rucker (6), Stewart (8) and Daulton; Gooden and Carter, Reynolds (7). Gooden, 21 4. K.

Gross, 14 10. HR New York, Carter (28). Chicago 110 020 1005 1 2 Montreal 000 410 30x 8 8 1 Abrego, Botelho (5), Frazier (6), Meridith (7), Sorensen (8) and Davis; Guliickson, Burke (7), and Butera, O'Berry (B). Burke, 9 3. Frazier, 7 7.

HRs Montreal, Wallach (18), Law (9). San Francisco 020 000 310 006 14 1 Cincinnati 130 100 100 017 10 0 (11 innings) Gott, Williams (2), Moore (5), Min-ton (7), Davis (8) and Trevino, Nokes (6), Brenly (9); Tibbs, Franco (7), Power (8), Stuper (11) and Diaz. Stuper, 75. Davis, 5 10. HR San Francisco, Brown (16).

Los Angeles 010 000 0102 9 1 San Diego 100 000 30k 4 8 1 Reuss, Howell (7), Powell (8) and Scioscia; Show, Gossage (8) and Kennedy. Show, 10 10. Reuss, 12-10. Sv Gossage (23). HRs Los Angeles, Matuszek (3), San Diego, Royster (5), Martinez (IB).

NL Races East Division Pet. GB St. Louis 88 55 615 New York 87 56 .608 1 Montreal 77 66 538 11 REMAINING GAMES ST. LOUIS (19) Home (13): Sept. Perles said Yarema should be Benton Harbor, 2 0, Howell, 2 0, Muskegon, 2 0, Lansing Eastern, 1- Midland Dow, 11.

Holland ready to play by the Iowa game Oct. 5, Michigan State's Big Ten opener. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS West Ottawa, 11, Dearborn Ford, 2-0, 1. RUSHING Pittsburgh, Pollard 9 38, Abercromble 9-17, Morse 1-tmlnus 1) Cleveland, Byner 18 82, Mack 12 40, Class Damelson 6 23. PASSING Pittsburgh, Malone 18 45 W-L Pis Toronto 91 52 636 New York 86 57 601 5 2-178.

Cleveland, Damelson 18 30 1 206. RECEIVING Pittsburgh, 1. Wyoming Park (2-0) 74 2. Marysville (2-0) 63 3. Divine Child (2 0) 62 4.

GR Catholic (2 0) 48 5. Mad Hghfs Lamphere (2 0) 42 REMAINING GAMES TORONTO (II) Home (10): Sept. Stallworth 8 93, Erenberg 4-35, Lipps 2-23, Pollard 2 17, Thompson 19, Aber crombie 11. Cleveland, Byner 5 49, Mack 4 54, O.Newsome 4 27, Holt 2-40, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, o. Sturgis (2 0) 40 Boston; Oct, 4, 5, 6, New York.

Away (8): Sept. 17, 18, Boston; 27, 28, 29, 7. BC Lakeview (2-0) 34 8. Yps. Lincoln (2-0) 32 Milwaukee; Oct.

1, 2, 3, Detroit. NEW YORK (19) Home (10): 9. GR West Cath. (2-0) 29 Adams 2-19, Banks 1 17. MISSED FIELD GOALS None.

Top Twenty The Top Twenty teams In the Associ 10. Musk Rths Pfer (2 0) 28 Sept. 24, 25, 26, Detroit; 27 28, 29, 30, Baltimore; Oct. 1, 2, 3, Milwaukee. Honorable Mention: Monroe Catholic Away (9): Sept.

17, 18, 19, Detroit; 20, 21, 22, Baltimore; Oct. 4, 5, 6, Toronto. ated Press college football poll, with West Oivision Pet. GB Michigan. Continued from Page 1B weekly news luncheon that the Wolverines defeated the No.

1 Miami Hurricanes in last year's opener, and then went on to finish 6-6, the worst season of Schem-bechler's college coaching career. "You've got to remember, I thought we had a pretty good defense after we beat Miami last year, too," he said. But the Michigan coach says his team is making progress. "Yes, I'm more Dleased now Central, 2 0, 27; Allen Park St. Frances Cabrlnl, 2 0, 21; Saginaw MacArthur, 2 0, 19; Marshall, 2-0, 19; Fenton, 20, IB; Saginaw Nouvel, 2 0, 12; Essexville Garber, 2 0, East Grand Rapids, 11, Grand Rapids Northview, 2-0, Grand Rapids For Kansas City 82 61 .573 California 80 63 559 2 Chicago 73 69 .514 REMAINING GAMES KANSAS CITY (19) Home (13): est Hills Central, 2 0, Fruifport, 2-0, Montrose Hills McCloy, 2-0, 2.

Sept. 17, 18, 19, Seattle; 20, 21, 22, Min nesota; 30, Oct. 1, 2, 3, California; 4, 5, 6, Oakland. Away (6): Sept. 24, 25, 26, Class Seattle; 27, 28, 29, Minnesota.

w-L pts CALIFORNIA (19) Home 16): 1. Det DePorres (0-2) 68 (tie) TC St Francis (2 0) 68 Sept. 20, 21, 22, Cleveland; 23, 24, 25, trip, 10 more than the usual Michigan traveling squad. That way, Schembechler hopes he can keep fresh bodies in the contest. "It'll be hot, there's no doubt about that," he said.

The Wolverines came through the Notre Dame game with just one major injury a seperated shoulder suffered by wide receiver Eric Campbell while attempting to field a punt. Defensive tackle Mike Mallory, who was named the defensive champion for his work against the Irish, has been bothered by a pulled hamstring and is listed as questionable for the South Carolina game. On the plus side, however, the Wolverines will regain the services of outside linebacker Jim Scarcelli, who missed the Notre Dame game. U-M tackle is top Big 1 0 defender CHICAGO (AP) Tackle Mike Hammerstein of Michigan has been selected Big Ten Player of the Week on defense by the Associated Press for his contributions in a 20-12 triumph over Notre Dame. Hammerstein, a 6-4, 240-pound senior from Wapako-neta, Ohio, led the Wolverine defense which did not allow Notre Dame to score a touchdown.

He had 13 tackles, six solos that included four 4 for losses. He sacked quarterback Steve Beuerlein three times. Earlier, Steve Bradley of Indiana was named Player of the Week on offense. first place votes parentheses, season record, total points based on 20-19- 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10-9 8 7-6-5-4-3 2-1 and last week's ranking: Rcrd Pts Pvs I. Auburn (23) 2-0-0 1,137 1 2.

Oklahoma (23) 0 0 0 1,125 2 3. Southern Cal (6) 1-0-0 1,010 4 4. Iowa (5) 1-0 0 998 5 5.SMU (3) 1-00 913 6 6 Florida St 2 0 0 850 7 7. Ohio State 1 0 0 761 9 8 Oklahoma St 2-0 0 697 8 1-0 0 682 12 lO.Penn State 2 0-0 610 11 II. Florida 1-0 1 538 3 12.

UCLA 1-0 1 487 10 13. Brigham Yng 2-1-0 485 16 14. Arkansas 1-0-0 473 14 15. S. Carolina 2 00 376 15 16.

Alabama 2-0-0 360 20 17. Maryland 11-0 310 17 18 Nebraska 0 1 0 207 18 19. MICHIGAN 1-94 127 20. Illinois 1 1 0 93 19 Chicago; Away 113): Sept. 17, IB, 19, Chicago; 27 78.

29, Cleveland, 30, Oct. 3. Lans.Catholic (7 0) 66 4. Kal Hackett (2 0) 54 5. Gales Augusta (2 0) 48 1, 2, 3, Kansas City; 4, 5.

6, Texas. CHICAGO (20) Home (10): Sept. 6. GR S.Christian (2-0) 42 (tie) St. Ignace (2-0) 42 17, 18, 19, California; 20, 21, 22, Oak land; Oct.

3, 4, 5, 6, Seattle. Away (10): Sept. 23, 24, 25, California; 26, 27, than after the Miami game, but I'm always looking back" on last 8. Iron Mountain (3 0) 39 9. Country Day (2 0) 26 28, 29, Oakland; 30, Oct.

1. 2, Minnesota. 10. Musk. Cath.

(11) 25 year, he said. "This is basically Honorable Mention: Berrien Springs. 20, 15; Muskegon Oakridge, 2 0, 15; ELKTON PIGEON BAY PORT, 10, 15 St Joseph Lake Mich me same team, although it does have more seniors." gan Catholic, 2 0, 13; Union City, 2 0, Schembechler said the Wolve 12; Pontiac Catholic, 1-1, 11; Hudson, Others receiving votes: Tennessee wesi Virginia 62, Air Force 41, Vir rines, who will practice on grass AL Leaders Based on 350 it Bats. AB Pet. ginia 40, Texas Christian 21, Georgia Tech 20, Kansas 16, Texas 13, Clemson 10, Arizona 8, MICHIGAN STATE 8, 2-0, 10; Hesperia, 2 0, Wyoming Godwin 2 0, Constantine, 1-1, White Pigeon, 1-0, Onsted, 2-0, White Cloud, 2 0, Benionia Benzie Central, 2-0, Watervliet, 11, all week to get ready for action in Boggs Bsn 147 581 94 213 .367 Notre Dame 6, Rutgers 6, Miami, Fla.

retl Kan 137 486 96 162 .333 Free I and, 2-0, 1. me uamecock's stadium, probably will take 70 players on this 5, Army 4, Bowling Green 4, Texas Tech 3, Stanford 2, Georgia 1, Pitt 1, Mattingly NY 141 575 92 188 .327 Mendson NY 125 481 127 156 .324 Purdue 1. Class Baines Chi 139 561 77 176 .314 Butler Cle 136 529 95 164 .310 W-L Pts Gobies (201 73 Cooper Mil 137 56 1 81 174 .310 ADavisSea 136 509 74 154 303 Mo 1 1 tor Mil 122 499 85 151 .303 Bochte OaH 122 365 42 110 301 lies Mil 99 376 49 113 .301 2. Cry. Falls For.

Park (2 0) 70 3. BC St. Philip (2 0) 53 4. Sand Creek (2 0) 50 5. Schoolcraft (2 0) 49 6.

Frankfort (2 0) 45 7. Fowler (2 0) 40 8 Grass Lake (2-0) 37 9 Beal City (2 0) 34 HOME RUNS Fisk, Chicago, 35; alboni, Kansas City, 32; OaEvans, etrolt, 31; GThomas, Seattle, 31; Murray, Baltimore, 29. Rogers Continued from Page 1B ier opponents in the NFL. "Not knowing much about this football team, I don't know if we'll suffer a letdown or not," Rogers told reporters Monday. "I hope this team is mature enough to know that they can't take anv RBI Mattingly, New York, 125; Prep Summaries 10.

Flint Hoty Rosary (2 0) 31 Murray, Baltimore, 113, Winfield, Honorable Mention: Bessemer, 3 0, ew York, 102; Ripken, Baltimore, 10); Baines, Chicago, 99, Rice, Boston, 30; DeTour, 3 0, 30; Maple City Glen Lake, 2 0. 28; Lake Linden, 3 0, 15; Pottervllle, 2 0, Klngsley, 2 0, Reading Redford Baptist, 2 0, Martin, 20, Suttons Bay, 2 0, I. RUNS Henderson, New York, 127, Ripken, Baltimore, 104; EMurray, At St. Clair OX. St.

Clair 160, H. Northern Richmond 185 ST. CLAIR M. Zweng 37, D. Reese 38, Light 40, D.J, Westrlck 45.

NORTHERN M. Yanik 37, T. Saunby 42, D. McElroy 43, S. Wilbrett 44.

altimore, 100; Wmtield, New York, 20, 21, 22, Montreal; 23, 24, Pittsburgh; 25, 26, Oct. 1, 2, 3, New York, 4, 5, 6, Chicago. Away (6) Sept. 17, Pittsburgh; 18, 19, Philadelphia; 27, 28. 29, Montreal.

NEW YORK (19) Home (91: Sept 17, Philadelphia; 18, 19, Chicago; 20, 21, 22, Pittsburgh; Oct. 4, 5, 6. Montreal. Away (10): Sept. 23, 24, Philadelphia; 25, 26, Chicago; 27, 28, 29, Pittsbutgh, Oct.

2, 3, St. Louis. MONTREAL (19) Home (9): Sept. 17, Chicago; 18, 19, Pitsburgh; 27, 28, 29, St. Louis; Oct.

2, 3, Philadelphia. Away (10): Sept. 20, 21, 22, St. Louis; 23, 24, Chicago, 25, 26, Pittsburgh; Oct. 4, 5, 6, New York.

West Division Pet. GB Los Angeles 84 59 587 Cincinnati 76 66 535 7Vj REMAINING GAMES LOS ANGELES (19) Home (12): Sept. 18, 19, Houston; 27 28, 29, San Francisco; 30, Oct. 1, San Diego; 2, 3, Atlanta, 4, 5, 6, Cincinnati. Away (7): Sept.

17, San Diego; 20, 2t, 22, San Francisco. 73, 24, 25. Houston. CINCINNATI (20) Home (8): Sept. 17, San Francisco; 24, 25, 26, Atlanta; 27, 28, 29, Houston.

Away (12): Sept. 18, 19, Atlanta; 20, 21, 22, Houston; 30, Oct. 1, San Francisco; 2, 3, San Diego, 4, 5, 6, Los Angeles. NOTE: Toronto has an unscheduled home game with Baltimore that will only be played if It is needed to decide the division title and Cincinnati has a game in Chicago that will only be played it it is needed to decide the division title. NL Leaders Based on 350 at Bats.

AB Pet. McGee StL 134 533 104 193 362 Guerrero LA 124 439 92 141 321 Raines Mon 135 522 102 163 312 Sandberg Chi 134 54J 98 169 312 Herr StL 141 530 86 165 311 Gwynn SO 137 559 74 172 .308 Parker Cin 142 559 72 172 308 Oester Cin 133 458 51 139 303 Scioscia LA 123 371 37 112 .302 Crul Htn 129 501 61 151 .301 HOME RUNS Murphy, Atlanta, 36, Guerrero, Los Angeles, 32; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 29; Carter, New York, 28; Parker, Cincinnati, 27 RBI Parker, Cincinnati, 107; Murphy, Atlanta, 99, Herr, stLouls, 96; GWilson, Philadelphia, 90. Moreland, Chicago, 87. RUNS Murphy, Atlanta, 109; McGet, StLouls, 104; Raines, Montreal, 107; Sandberg, Chicago, 98; Coleman, StLouis, 96. 99, Brett, Kansas City, 96; OwEvans, Boston, 96 ITS Boaus, Boston, 213; Mat Team Leaders Offense ngly, New York, 188, Puckett, M.n team on our schedule lightly.

I RICHMOND S. Whlteman 45, Fitsler 45, C. Graham 46, D. Phillips nesota, 177, Barnes, Chicago, 176; Cooper, Milwaukee, 174. DOUBLES Matt ingly, New York, don care what anybody says, they're all tough in the NFL.

You don't have the luxurv 43; Boggs, Boston, 39, Buckner, Bos on, 38; Cooper, Milwaukee, 37; Murray, Baltimore, 34. of ever taking a week off in this TRIPLES-WHson, Kansas City, 19; Butler, Cleveland, 13, Puckett, Min few exhibition games," Rogers said. "That's not very much time to get to know a club. We haven't had any deep valleys yet." But, how can a college coach just walk into the august NFL and start winning? "Easy," Rogers said. "First of all, I may have walked into a franchise that maybe has better players than people think.

Two, you assemble a good staff, and that's what I did. "The rest was easy. I don't think for a minute it's me." Rogers maintains that the basic concepts of football are the same in college and the NFL. The big difference, he says, is in the skill level of the players. What he had to do was get the Lions to believe they could be winners again, Rogers said.

"There is no way, at this level, we can look at our players and tell them they can't win," he explained. "We have enough people in this town telling them that. "I tnink there's a very fine line between a great football team and a good football team. A lot of it is mental. So, play like you have a chance to win it and a lot of things even out in a hurry.

"And, you have to play and have a good time. I don't think football is any different than any other job. If it's drudgery, you don't perform very well." It was pointed out that the Lions have relied heavily on their defense in their first two victories. Quarterback Eric Hippie, for example, has completed only 19 passes all season. Some NFL quarterbacks complete that many in the fourth quarter alone.

But here again, Rogers preferred to take a light but positive approach. "I can't think we've done anything exciting offensively but score," he said, laughing. nesota, 12; Bartield, Toronto, Fer nandei, Toronto, 9. league. Rogers, who SDent 20 vears STOLEN BASES-RHenderson, New York, 70, Pettis, California, 51; Butler, coaching at the collegiate level, itveiand, 47, Wilson, Kansas City, 40, I.

Smith. Kansas City, 34, MoStby, Toronto, 34 Pts Avg. Brown City 2 79 39 5 I. Ubly 2 68 34.0 3. Capac 2 55 27 .5 4.

Port Huron 2 54 27.0 5 Branch 2 53 26 5 6 Beach 2 49 2 4 5 7 Memphis 2 47 23 5 I Almont 2 46 23 0 9 Bad Axe 2 37 18 5 10. Marlette 2 37 18 II. Marine city 2 36 18 0 12 St Clair 3 34 1 7 0 13. Marysville 2 31 15.5 14. Dryden 2 30 15.0 15.

Richmond 2 29 14.5 16. Peck 2 28 14.0 17. Sandusky 2 27 13 5 18 Anchor Bay 2 76 13 0 19 Deckerville 2 23 11.5 20. Armada 2 20 10 0 21. Yale 2 14 7.0 22.

PS 2 13 6 5 23 Cros Lex 2 13 6 5 24. Imiay City 2 10 5.0 25. PH Northern 2 8 4.0 26. Algonac 2 6 3.0 27. Holy Cross 2 0 0 0 21.

New Haven 2 0 0.0 PITCHING (1? decisions! Guidry, New York, 19 5, .792, 3.07; Saberhagen, At Lakeview Hills C.C. Cros-Lek 178, Algonac 189 CROS-LEX J. Wyett 43, S. Huston 44, Harbour 44, M. Hall 47.

ALGONAC A. Chwan 41, J. Murphy 48. E. Manio 50, M.

McGuire 50. At Marysville C. Marysville 170, Marine City 224 MARYSVILLE Dill 40, Phipps 41, Smith 42, T. Phipps 47. MARINE CITY E.

Parsed 47, Koch 54, J. Andrews 60, A. Shorkey 63. At Belle River OX, Armada 178, Memphis 217 ARMADA Desklns 39, Mohr 44, Mc Far land 47, A Rose 41 MEMPHIS Kreisch 52, B. Keech 52, R.

Chamberlain 55, D. Keih-ler 58. At Wlllowbrook C. Yale 179, Dryden 191 VALf J- Jasmer 42, S. Mclntyra 43, S.

Hansen 44, M. Koper 50. DRYDEN Barcey 45, Wlnslow 47, Orndorff 49, Goralski 50. iook over a Lions team that finished 4-11-1 last year. In his first two NFL games, however, Rogers brought the Lions home a 28-27 winner over ansas City, 18 6, .750, 2 73.

Higuera, Iwaukee, 13 6, 684, 4 08; Key, To" ronto, 13 6, .684, 3 05, Burns, Chicago, 8, 680, 3 53 STRIKEOUTS Blyteven, Min nesota, 179, Morris, Detroit, 177, the Atlanta Falcons and then led them to a 26-21 upset of the Cow- Bannister, Chicago, 171, Hurst, Bos ton, 160, Burns, Chicago, 157 SAVES Quisenberry, Kansas City, Doys last Sunday. Rogers savs he still doesn't Her nandei, Detroit, 38, BJames, Chicago, 77; DMoore, California, 27, JHoweM, Oakland, 25; Righetti, New York, 25. know his club's true personality. we ve nad some success and a.