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4-l, Sun.Jun. 1S. IMH.l siinFVKiMtiiT-nosiKH 77ip TiniPH File photo S. POWER SPORTS BRIEFING Brett admits demands were 'unrealistic' 4 VI 17, Brooks 1-121 4, Wood 49 5-4 II, Whitehead 11 0-0 1, Smith l-l 0-0 0. Totols J1 94 25-14 127.

KonsasClly 74T9 17M-IM San Diego 30 35 41 11-127 Threo-polnl gools-Wllllamt. Fouled out -Chambers Total fouls-Konsos City 31, Son Diego 37. Rebounds- Kansas City 44 I Johnson Ion Olego 14 (Cummlnes 13). As-sltts-Kansas City 14 (Drew 7), Son Diego 71 (Holilni 4). Technlcoli-Son Diego (Illegal detente) 2.

A 1,011. r- MISL GLANCE Eastern Olvlllon 13 4 Pet. GB vi .614 I .411 lVt .600 1 .431 I 4' NFL PLAYOFFS Tlie lop light teams In each conference art taednd I to I lor the duration ol the ployalli by won lost percentages and tiebreakers; First Round AFC Saturday, Jon. I Los Angeles Raiders 37, Cleveland It Miami 31, New England 11 Sunday, Jan. New York Jets 44, Cincinnati 17 San Diogo 11, Pittsburgh 31 NFC Saturday, Jan.

Washington 11, Detroit 7 Green Bay 41, St Louis II Sunday, Jon. Dallas Tampa nay 17 Minnesota 30, Allanla 34 Second Round AFC Saturday's Game New York Jets 17, Los Angeles Raiders 14 Sunday's Game San Diego (3) at Miami 13), NFC Saturday's Gome Woshlnoton 11, Mlnneioto 7 Sunday's Game Green Bay (7) at Dollas 17), 3 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES (Winners at Jan. IS-14 games ot home ol highest remaining seeds) NFC Clwmalonshtp Saturday, Jan. 31 Groan Boy Dallas winner at Washington, noon AFC Championship Sunday, Jon 73 New York Jets at Miami-Son Diego winner, lime TBA SUPER BOWL XVII Jan. 10.

Posadena Rose Bowl, So m. AFC vs. NFC champions, lor Vlnco Lombard! Trophy PRO BOWL Feb. Honolulu AFC All-Stars vs. NFC All Stars Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Bullolo Memphis Pittsburgh Wichita phoenix San Diego Konsas City St.

Louis Golden Boy Los Angeles 13 13 4 II 7 4 I II 4 II Western Division 7 It I 7 5 13 1 19 Saturday's Results 563 A .500 1 .471 IVl I .171 .134 Keith Fergus Rod Funseth Bruce Fieiiher Bob Eastwood Joe Inman Calvin Poet! Don Paoiey Bobby Col Ed Florl Rex Caldwell Hubert Green Jim Nellord Hal Sutton Orville Moody -Gay Brewer Clarence Row) Bob Shearer Payne Stewart Lee Trevlne Morris Halalsky Danny Edwords Isao A I Donni Hammond Forrest Feller Curtis Strang Gary Koch Frank Conner Gary Hallberg Mec Grady Tony Sills Lee Elder Bobbv Clamaett Scott Simpson Roy Floyd Mike McCullouph Bill Britton Tonmv Volentln Craig Staaier Peier Jacobsen El IC Batten Don Jonuory Victor Regalado Bobby Wodklns Jody Mudd Chen Tie-Chung Howard Twltty Chip Beck Mike Sullivan Jim Booros Charlie Slllord Ron Commons John Fought John McComlsh Phil Hancock Ken Green Tom Puttier Jim Thorpe Bruce Lietikt Jay Haas Dove Stockton Bill Kratiert Roger Maltbl Dan Pohi Larry Mlie Peter Ooiterhuls Arne Ookka John Cook Thomas Gray Dave Barr BuOdv Gardner Vance Heafner 494749-NS 77 4144-704 70- 49 47 7O4 73-70-45 3 71 444 7 3t; 734641-747 69-1441-107 41 (149-707 647I49-M7 49 67 )1-307 7044-71-701 194473-307 41 1741-701 49 7049-201 41 71-49-701 4949-74-101 45-77-71-Wt 44-49-73 701 47 7 5 47 79 73 4941-Tit 49 7149-70 69-7149 709 7149-69-N9 1I4949-3I9 44 7749- 301 47 77-74-K 69- 70-70- 79 44 72-71-701 47-70-71-709 616471-109 4949-7I-1K 71- 71-61-110 71-7141-311 Tt-ft-Tt-lM 49-71-7t-7lt 71-71-44-710 49 71-49-311 73-69-69-111 71-7149-311 71-7169-711 7141-71-311 74 71-70- 311 74 70-7V-11I 71-44-71-111 a-71-71-311 74 44-71-111 7747-71-111 73 69-70-313 70- 77-70-313 30-77-70- 313 70-71-73-112 72 47-73 -313 6171-73-212 70-72-73 -213 44-73-71-313 44 73 71-311 69-73 71-713 69- 73-71-713 -313 ntt 73-313 70- 71 72-211 70 70-73-213 77-70-77-214 70-71-73-314 72 41-74- 214 77-49-74-215 69- 77-75-216 70- 71-75-316 64-71-74- 216 73-7474-370 70-70-WD Pittsburgh Wichita 4 Golden Boy at Bullolo Baltimore ot Son Diego Today's Games Konsos City ot Chicago, 1:35 p.m. St. Louis at Phoenix, 5:35 m. ALL-STATE 1-1 14, Rowlnskl 1 0-4 0 Totols It 1S-14 71. Hollllme-lndlona 40.

Purdue IS Throe point goals-Wlltman, Polomblilo. Holt Clawson, Reidl Fouled out-Blab, Bauchle, Bullock, Hall, Total lauli-lndlano 25, Purdue It. A NORTH CAROLINA 1101) Doherty 1 3-3 5, Perkins 13 41 14, Dougherty 1 11 4. Jordan 43-4 II, Broddock 1 10-10 I), Peterson! 2 3 14, Browntee0 04 0. Hale 7 0-1 5, Hunter 1 04 4, Martin 0131.

Totals II 10-U 101. VIRGINIA (93) Robinson 3 14 4, Mullen 1 Samason 71-1 17, Carlisle 7 54 11, Wilson I S-5 35, Miller 4 1-1 II, deiln 1 40 7, Stokes 04-4 4, Merrllleld 1 041, Lan-biatto 0141. Totals 13 11-13 ts. Holltime-North Carolina 54. Virginia 44.

Three-point goals-North Carolina, Perkins 4, Peterson 1, Broddock, Hale, Jordan. Virginia, Wilson 4, Carlisle 1, Sampson 1. Total louls-North Caralina 71, Virginia 31. MINNESOTA (49) Peterson 44 040. Howell 14 1 1 7, Breuer 11-14 3- 4 35.

Wilson 44 S-S 13. Davis 410 t-l 10, Brooks 44 3-3 10. Wohler 1-1 40 hoi 04 440, Skonet 4113. Totals 37 51 13-14 44, MICHIGAN STATE (67) Tower 1-34-44. Polec 1-41-39, Willis t-17 1-1 It, Skllet4-S4-4 11, Vincent 4-11 3 3 10.

Perry 0-1 04 t. Ford 4-4 1 1 10, Cowoad 04040, Mudd 440-41. TotolS 3549 IV II 41. Halftlme-Mlcltlgan State 14, Minnesota IS. Three point goals-Minnesota, Davis Michigan State, Polec 1, Sklles 1.

Fouled out-Nona. Rebounds-Minnesota II (Breuer 4), Michigan State 17 (Willis 131. Assists-Minnesota 14 (Wilson I), Michigan State 14 (Sklles 5). Total louls-Mlnnesoto 17, Michigan State 14. Tecum-cal-nona.

A 9,163. GEORGIA TECH (61) Sallev 4 64 II. Pearson 4 04 1, Horvey 1 1-1 4, Thomosl 04 7, Price 4 0 0 11, Bradlord 4 2 3 10, Bvrd 104 3, Totols 11 10-1141. N. CAROLINA ST.

(ID Bailey 14-5 10. Charles 3 l-l 5. McQueen 1 l-l Myers 10 5-5 17, Lowe 4 1-1 15, Gannon I 4-4 4, Battle 0 1-4 3, McCtoin 0 3-7 1, Thomoson 1 04 0, Densmore 0 1-1 1, Leonard 0 04 0, Totols II 31-37 II. Holltlme score-N C. State 16, Georgia Tech 34.

Fouled out none. Totol louls Georgio Tech 14, NX. Stole 16. Three-point goals-Thomas, Price 3, Bvrd, Myers 1, Lowe 1. OHIO STATE (55) Compbell 7-16 04 14, Hugglns 415 04 13, Wallers 3-4 1-2 7, Stokes 2-4 04 4, Taylor 4-9 4-415, Conctwck 0-5 04 0, Jones 1-3 04 3, Weston 04 04 0, Krotokrox 0-0 0-0 0, Polk 0-0 0-0 0, Haas 04 04 0, Smith 04 04 0.

Totals 13-43 7-1 55. ILLINOIS (63) Welch 7-17 7-3 16, Altenberoer 0-31-31, Winters 5-11 3-3 12, Douglos 2-6 t-l 4, Harper 1-13 5-4 21, Leonard 0-1 04 0, Montgomery 2-34-101, Daniels 04 04 0, Mnents 04 0-1 0, Bontemos 0-0 1-2 Klusendorl 0-0 04 0, Mar Is 04 04 0, Woodward 0-1 0-00. Totals 34-50 15-30 63. Holftlme-llllnols 10, OSU 27. Three-point oools-Hugglns, Taylor.

Totol louls-OSU 37, Illinois 13. Fouled out-Campbell, Tovlor. Re bounds-OSU 36 (Walters 14), Illinois 36 (Winters 10). Assists OSU I (Taylor, Campbell 3), nil-nois II (Bontemps 5). A 13,015.

IOWA STATE (56) Stevens 7 )1 44 II, Ray Harris 3-1 1-1 Folenschek 04 040, Ron Harris 1-13 0-0 16, Allen 4- 110-11, Hornocek 04 3-2 2, Moss 1-10-3 2, Virgil 0- 1 04 04 t-0 Peterson 1-3 04 3, Burboch 0-1 04 0. Totals 14-57 1-13 54. IOWA (73) Gannon 14 0-0 4, Payne S-104-7 14, Stokes t-14 5- 7 21, Hansen 4944 11, Carfino 41 04 12, Bonks 4 0-10, Berkenpas 24 2-2 6, Anderson 1-2 0-0 2, Lohous 0-3 04 0, Ing 04 04 0, Oennord 0-0 0-0 0, Boyle 04 040, Stange 0-1 1-1 1. Totals 2S42 17-25 73. Halftime-lowa 31, Iowa State 20.

Fouled out-Moss. Total fouls Iowa Stote 24, Iowa 17. Rebounds-Iowa State 17 (Stevens, Rav Harris and Allen, 6). Iowa 42 (Payne, Hansen 9). As-slsts-lowo State 11 (Allen 3), lowo 19 (Hansen S).

Technical-Moss. National CONNECTICUT (53) Williams 5 34 12, Blucher 0 04 0, Kucienskl 4 3 2 10, Kellev 7 24 16, Hobbs 3 2-5 1. Giscombe 2 04 4, Cole 1 1-1 1, Vaughan I t-l 2. Totals 22 Ml 53. GEORGETOWN (74) Martin 6 3-2 14, Winoote 1 44 1.

Ewing 11 3-10 25. Brown 11-13, Jackson 0 2-1 2, Smith 4 1-2 9, Dunn 1 04 2, Dalton 1 1-3 5, Broadnai 3 0-14, Blue 0 3-1 2, Kaull 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 14-30 74. Holltlme Connecticut 33, Georgetown 33. Fouled out Williams.

Kuczenskl, Jackson. Total touls-Connecticut 14, Georgetown 22. Tech-nlcal-Ewlna. A4465. NOTRE DAME (59) Andree 1 04 4, Varner 2 0-0 4, Barlow 1 04 2, Paxson 9 24 20, Price 1 04 2, Kempton 2 34 7, Sluby 3 54 11, Dolor 3 0-16, Duff 0 04 0, Rowon 0 1- 2 1, Rucker 1 04 2, Buchanan 0 04 0.

Totals 24 11 17 59. MARQUETTE (57) D. Johnson 4-1 14, Marotta 1 Thomas 0 04 0, Hooker 17 54 39, Lac ue 1 04 2, Gaspard 1 04 2, Mahone 1 1-3 3, Johnston 0 04 0, Roseboro 5 04 10, Manuel 5 34 13, Antwl 0 04 0. Totals 30 9-13 69. OKLAHOMA (11) Tisdale IS 4-9 34, Little 4 6-1 II, Jones 1 34 7, Pannell 3 046, Overton 4 2-2 10, Barrett 3 04 4, Pierce 0 04 0.

Totals 33 17-23 13. Halltlme-Oklahoma 33, St. Mary's 30. Total louls-St. Mary's 31, Oklahoma 14.

DRAKE (54) Dunson 3 04 6, Watley 5 2-2 11, Johnson 9 3-711, Butler 1 2-24, Youngbauer 0040, Kreklow60-2 14, Mothis 0 24 2. Totals 24 1-17 59. WICHITA ST. (61) McDcmel 6 1-1 13, Carr 4 7-10 15, Durlslc 1 1-3 Gibbs 3 04 6, Sherrod 6 04 14, Jackson 1 2 3 4, Wilburn 0 3-2 3, Cundilf 0 04 0, Paoke 3 34 9, Phillips 0 04 0. Totals 25 14-24 69.

Three-point goals Kreklow 2, Sherrod 2. Halltime-Droke 35. Wlchito St. 33. Fouled out Kreklow, Johnson, McDaniel, Carr.

Total fouls-Drake II, Wichita St. It. TRACK FORT WORTH, Texos (UPI) The Texas Sports Writers Association Class 4A and Class 3-A all Hole high school lootboll teams: Closs 4 A First Team Olltnse OB Bret Stollord, Belton, 41, 171. Sr RB -Trior mon Thomas, Wlllowrldge, 44, IN, Eorl Wilson, New Braunlels, S-ll, 195, Ricky Bovsow, Monanans, 41, 319, Sr. TE Curtis Sieger, Atlanta, 44, 205, Sr.

WR Enrlaue Baian, Edcouch-Elsa, 510, 160, Sr. Newt Harrell, Canyon, 45, 225, Moses Stub-bieiield, Lubbock Estacodo, 40, 240, Kent Tromel, Corslcona, 42, 220, David Stlckels, Pecos, 41, 235, Ken Cunningham, Cleburne, S-ll, 310, Sr. Mark Shupak, Huntsvllle, 5-10, 155, Sr. First Team Defense Mike Davis, Brownwood, 44, 230, Willie Code, Josper, 44, 302, Kent Tramel, Corslcona, 4-2, 370, Tim Harris, Kllgore, 6-1, 345, Sr. LB Pat Gerold, Sweetwater, 4-3, 705, Todd Lester, Corslcona, 40, 175, Kevin McKlnney, Boroer, 43.

331, Sr. DB Rodney Green, Wlllowrldge, 44, 110, Marvin Rothke, Brownwood, 41, 175, Scott Joseph, Austin Westloke, S-9, 170, Sr.) Lupe Donna, 5-10, 170, Sr. Dwayne LeBlanc, Beaumont South Park, 43, 174, Jr. Second Team Ollense OB Kenneth Vauohn, Port Arthur Lincoln. RB Charles Roberson, Corslcona; Ron Garner, Willowrldue; Larry Greene, Lubbock Dunbar.

TE Rick Schultj, New Braunlels. WR -Vince Harris, Lubbock Dunbar. Bill Roden, Cleburne; Ricky Betoncourt, Tuloso-Midwoy; Allen Temple, Paris; Reginald Jones, Carthage; Todd Morris, Corslcona. Osvoldo Garcia, Sinton. Second Team Defense John Sitten, Jasper; Chris Vorhels, Belton; David Stickles, Pecos; Woodrow Turner, Willowridge.

LB Todd Good, Jasper; Kendal Nelson, Brownwood; Riley Willioms, Huntsvllle. DB Robert Broos, Poris; Kip Corrington, A4M Consolidated; Brent Petross, Andrews; Ralph Roberson, Bov City. Tommy Baughmon, Kllgore. Class 3 A First Team Ollense OB Bryan Gregory, Lltllefleld, 44. 145.

Sr. RB Kedrick Williams, Anahuac, 5-7, 170, Milton Willioms, Post, 5-6, 145, Eugene Whitmire, Relugio, 5-10, 185, Sr. TE -Jimmy Norris, Worren, 4-2, TOO, Sr WR David Pruitt, Stamford, 44, 160, Sr. George Andrle, Waco Robinson, 4-3, 370. Tony Wills, Refugio, 5-10, 190, GorOon Brswn, Waller, 41, 700, Garev Peveto, Oronaefield, 44, 260, Sr Blgter, Sweeny, 44, 190, Sr.

Marino De-Lorosa, Cameron Yoe, 5-7, 175, Sr. First Team Oelense Scott Lewis, Llttielield, 47, 215, Billy Alexander, Diboll, 4-1, 190, Shone Dybala, Von Vleck, 45, 740, Rondy White, Dolharl, 5-10, IN, Monty Melcher, Giddlngs, 4-1, 2IS, Sr. LB Toby Crolt, Post, 4-0, 190, Nelson Hullman, Cameron Yoe, 42, 205, Solomon McGinty, Navasota, S-ll, 315, Sr. OB James Lott, Refugio, 4-1, 175, Wayne Waddy, Bol-ing, 44, 175, Bryan Gregory, Llttielield, 64, 165. Jessie Green, Hardin-Jefferson, 40, 165, Sr.

Jimmy Norris, Worren, 6-3, lot, Sr. Second Team Offense QB Troy Bolton, Crockett. RB Geryl Lacy, Slaton; Tony Jeffrey, Giadewater; Greg Moore, Center. TE David Lewis, Refugio. WR Maurice Griogs, Sweeny.

Wallace Jackson, Newton; Larry Pollok, Karnes City; David Barksdale, Burnet; James Scott, Navasoto; Scott Lewis, Llttielield. Will Klrkpatrick, Post. Second Team Defense Tony Lloyd, Canadian; Corey Pannell, Commerce; Albert Martinez, Folfurrias; Jefl Bryant, Navasota. LB John Clifton. George West; Kyle Brock, Lockev; Robert Heckman, Burnet.

DB Rav Hutchinson, Refugio; Tim Schulte, Yoakum; Earl Whitfield, Waller; Sid Maori, Van. Dan Roberson, McGregor. Frora Wire Reports IJis request for a lifetime contract refused, Kansas City Royals third baseman George Brett admits his demands may have been a "little unrealistic. I might have been wrong in what I did, but what did I do?" Brett said. "I tried to make a final commitment for nine more years to the club arid get a raise.

Brett's comments came after he and his brother and agent, Bobby Brett, met for abiout an hour Friday with Royals owner Ewing Kfruffman, President Joe Burke and General Manager John Schuerholz. Brett, the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1980 when he hi .390, is in the second year of a guaranteed five-year contract extension that pays an annual $900,000 salary. "Regardless of how much money you have, you want more," George Brett said. "Im sure Mr. (Kauffman) wants more or he would sell the ballclub.

I want to be a wealthy man. I've got 10 more years of earning power left aijd I want to maximize it." Brett said he would not miss spring training or hold out for more mimey. Last spring, Bobby Brett demanded a contract extension for his brother and wanted immediate consideration. Schuerholz said the Royals were not opposed to an extension but the time was not right. Since the season ended, Bobby Bfett had repeatedly told the Royals that George Bijett would not report to spring training unless he received a long-term contract extension for more mpney.

"Their (Royals) answer was a flat George Brett said Saturday. "It hurt a little bit. It ws a situation of you didn't get what you Tulane hires Hall SFfew Tulane football coach Wally English said he has hired Garth Hall, offensive coordinator at Brigham Young University, to fill the same position for the Green Wave. Hall has been a member of the BYU staff since 1974, coaching running backs before becoming offensive coordinator. He and English were on the Coagar staff in 1978.

"We are fortunate to obtain a person of Garth Hall's experience and abilities," English said. "He will be a definite aid to the type of offensive program wf xant to establish at Tulane. Since we coached together several years ago at Brigham Young, we our ideas to be compatible." Beightol to Missouri Offensive 'coordinator Larry Beightol of Arkansas has. joined the Missouri staff as an offensive line coach. Beightol, 40, replaces John Firpan, who resigned at the end of the 1982 season.

He had been at Arkansas the past two setsns after leaving Louisiana Tech after a year-abdad coach. Beightol also has served as an assistant at William and Mary, North Carolina State aijd Eaeewell eyeing Vols? Larry Lacewell, head football coach and athletic director at Arkansas State University, is considering a position on the staff of Tennessee coach Johnny Majors. Lacewell said he had talked with Majdrs but nothing had been settled. He worked for majors as defensive coordinator at Iowa State in 1968. Lacewell reportedly rejected Major's first offer, which was to be defensive coordinator for the Volunteers.

Majors then is reported to have come back with an offer that included a five-year contract for substantially more than the approximately $42,000 a year Lacewell earns at ASU- $AU coach resigns iRIck Christophel, offensive coordinator for the Southern Arkansas University football team, resigned his position to become offensive coordinator at the University of Cincinatti, SAU officials announced. Christophel coached for one year at SAU in Magnolia, coming to the school from Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tenn. Suggestions rejected (The medical examiner who performed the ajitopsy on the body of Carroll Rot enbloom in 1979 rejects suggestions that the late Los Angeles Rams owner may have been murdered while swimming off Golden Beach. Dr. Joseph H.

Davis, the Dade County coroner, said evidence he reviewed after Rosenbloom drowned on April 2, 1 979, indicated "there is not one scintilla of reason trj believe that this is anything other than an unfortunate accident." The suggestion that Rosenbloom, who was 72, may have been murdered is raised in a television documentary which investigates gambling ties to the National Football League. The program, prepared by WGBH-TV in Boston and scheduled for broadcast on PBS Kansas City third baseman George Brett has admitted that his request for a lifetime contract may have been a "little unrealistic." day, includes a segment in which a Canadian tourist who witnessed the drowning said he saw "a black object going in an opposite direction of the waves" as he swam out to where Rosenbloom struggled in the water. Homicide ruled A medical examiner in Houston has ruled the Dec. 22 shooting death of a former Rice University and St. Louis Cardinals football player in his home was a homicide, but no charges had been filed, officials said.

Radiologist Charles "Chuck" Latourette, 37, was shot in the left eye with a pistol on Dec. 22. At the time, West University Place Police Chief W.W. Snitkin said Latourette's wife, Patricia, 34, and stepson Brian Buschemi, 12, were the only people in the house when Latourette was shot. Snitkin said Latourette was shot while in his bedroom, and the Harris County Medical Examiner's Office ruled he was shot during a struggle in which he was bitten.

Nykaenen sets mark World Cup point leader Matti Nykaenen of Finland jumped 124 meters to shatter the 90-meter hill record at Lake Placid and capture the Subaru World Cup ski jumping championship. Nykaenen accumulated 146.5 points with his jump to easily outdistance Austrian Olympian Armin Kogler, who finished with 139.1 points. Kogler also bettered the old mark of 117 meters set in 1979 by Switzerland's Hansjoeorg Sumi with a jump of 118 meters. More than 50 competitors from 1 6 nations took part in the event. Rhymes enters J.C.

Football sensation George "Buster" Rhymes, who owned the Oklahoma rushing record for a freshman before Marcus Dupree made his season mark last year, has enrolled in a junior college and hopes to qualify for the team this fall. Rhymes was redshirted last fall and was expected to be a wide receiver during the 1983 season. But he was suspended from the University of Oklahoma after final exams for allegedly cheating on a test. School officials announced that he would be ineligible to play this season and he would have only one year of eligibility remaining as an athlete. But coach Barry Switzer said it is possible Rhymes could participate as a junior in September.

"If he meets certain academic requirements, he could play," Switzer said. "He'll have to take a heavy load this spring and summer to do it." Braves' Murphy honored Atlanta's Dale Murphy, last season's Most Valuable Player in the National League, has been named the Brave of the Year for 1982 in voting by members of the Atlanta Chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Murphy was a runaway winner of the award, receiving 14 of the 16 votes cast, with the others going to knuckleball pitcher Phil Niekro and utility man Jerry Royster. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) Saturday's results in the Eastman Invitational Indoor Track and Field meet at East Tennessee Slate University's Mernorlol Center; Women's 40-vard hurdles-1.

Benito Fitzgerold, Tennessee, 7.71, meet record; old re-cord, 7.79, Fihoeroid, Jon. 15, 1983. 3. Judv Thomas, Kentucky, 1.70. 3, M.

Chester, Tennessee, 1.11. 4, Barboro Scott, Alabama, 1.41. 5, Karen Hatchett, Virginlo, 1.42. 1, Kathy Kloelm. Kentucky, 1.54.

University mens 40-yard hurdles 1, Tony Dees, Mississippi, 7.33 1, Jelf Powell, Williom and Mary, 7.37. 3, Jerome Wilson, Tennessee, 7.31.4, Ed Ross, Nebraska, 7.54. Robert Archer, Virginia, 7.72. Mens invitational 40-yord hurdles Reggie Towns, Tennessee, 7.36. 2, Rodney Wilson.

Vis-lanava, 7.31. 3, Booker Mai tin, Vilionovo, 7.44 4, Raymond Stiles, Georgia Tech, 7.46. Skip Millar. Atlantic Coast TC, 7.44. Women's WO-vard Joetto Clork, Tennessee, 2:04.72, meet record; old record, 2:07.43, Deiisa Walton, Tennessee, Jon.

1913. 3, A. Vanlandinghom, LSU. 1:13.05. 1, Missy Vaughn, Kentucky.

2: 13.41. 4, Im Kelly. Virginia, 2: 13.74. Holly Straight, Kentucky, 1.13 33. High school bays mile 1, Scot Smith, King-sport (Tenn.) Dobvm-Bennett, 4:25.36.

2, Greg Hoffnagle, Marion 4:23.31. Gory Preston, Scarborough Optimist Club. 4:34 36. 4, Mike O'Neil, Dobyns-Bennett, 4:36.34. 5, Darren Clowes.

Blacksburt, 4:37.39. 1, Walter Deneen, Johnson City (Tenn Science Hill, 4:37 47. High school girls mile 1, Karen Wierville, Blocksburg 13.71, meet record; old record, 5:37.06. Kakl Ftlncke, Knoxville (TeryeO Bearden, Feb. 4, 1971.

3, Ceciie Gaines, Blocksburg, 3, D. Vukellc, Bristol Tennessee, 19.35. 4, Etiiobeth' Hester, Bristol Virginia, 5:33.34. 5, Sandra Marliniuk, Scarborough (Con-odo) Optimist Club, 5:34 44 4, Belh Flemmlno, Blocksburg, 5:40.62. Mens Invitational 40-vard dash 1, Emmil King, Alabama, 6.17.

1, Hcrschel Walker, Georgia, 6 20. 1, Harvey Glance, Athletics West, 6.23. 4, Jell Larkin, unattached, 6.31. Jeff Cold, Americas TC, 6.29. 6, Colv Oullng, unattached, 4.37.

Mens 880-vord 1, Carl Bell, Southeast Missouri, 1:53.79. I. Roger Moore, New Mexico, 1:54.14. 3, Mike England, Vlllonova, 1:54.11. 4, Crossln.

Virginia Tech, 1:54.46. M. Grumby, Nebraska, 1:54.35. 4, Sull AIM, Mississippi 1:54.9. Mens invitational 2-mlle-l, Slips Jainors, Climson, 1:41.91: 2, G.

DonakowskL Michigan, 1:42.03. 3, Tom Graves, Auburn, 1:43.91. 4, G. Sparrow, North Corolina, 1:44.21. 5, Jim Haughev, Clemson, 1:44.47.

4, Ricky Plttmon, Tennessee, 1:46 46. Womens 44dyord-l, Dellso Walton, Tennessee, 53.51. 2, Judv Brown, Michigan S4.4I. 3, Cathy Rattray, Tennessee, 54.53. 4, Lisa Gor-rett, Virginia, 55.74.

5, Stephanie Bonner, Auburn, 55 19. 6, Kim Hatchett, Virginia, 51 69. Miens 440-yard--1, Reggie Henderson, George Mason, 46.77. 2, Carlton Young, Vlllonova, 47 47. 3, Sylvester Davis, VMI, 41.01.

4, Jimmy Stanley. Georgia Tech, 48 04. 5, Kenny Nesbitt, Middle Tennessee ii 50.07: Mens 1,000 yord William Wuyke, Alabama, 2:08 07, meet record; old record, 3 04 13, Keith Young, Tennessee, Jon. 13, 1979. 1, John Marshall, Vilionovo, lot 11.

1, Ray Brown, Virginia, 1:03 14.4, Jim McKeon, Richmond, 1:09 06. 5, Todd Ashely, Kansas, 2.10.17 4, Brad Lewis, Georgio, 2:11.51. Womens 4t-vord dash 1, S. Barsdole, Tennessee, 7.01. 2, Sandy Harris, Alabama, 7 12 3, R.

Kent, East Carolina. 7.24. 4, Kathy Rankins, Georoia. 7.35. 5, Michelle King, LSU, 7.36.

Mens60-vorddosh Calvin Smith, Alabama, 6 35. 2, Sam Groddv, Tennessee, 4.34 3, Don Biy. Okiohomo, 4J0. 4. Norman Edwards, Georgia, 4 31.

5, Ton Dees, Mississippi, 4.34. 4, Terry Scon, Tennatsee, 6 44. Mens invitational shot Kevin Aklns. Athletics West TC, 474'4, meet record; old record, 44-im, Aklns, Ohio Stote, Jan. t.

I9tl. 1, Clint Johrison, Kansas, 59 3Vi 3, Johnny Neilson, Michigan, S7-Vi. 4. Scott Lundy. Tennessee, 574.

5, Roy Yflrab, South Carolina, 54-1'A. 4, Lutetwtt-te, Tennessee, S45. Mens tmrltatlonol high lump Jomet Bar-rlncaw, Athletes In Action, 71 1 Dove Lugirv Michigan 1, Ken Glover, Athletes in Action, 411. 3, Steve Moor, tgla. 4-11.

4, Scott Wall, Ohio Stake, 4-11. 1 Womenslmlle run 1, Tiny Krebs. Clemsen. 4:54 41. 2, Linda Detlelsen, Georgia, 5 09 41.

1, Madlyn Morraole, North Carolina, 5:01 50. 4, Holly Murray, North Corolina, II 5, A or ho Solevii, Ftorldo A4VM, 5:42 19 4. Angie Brawn, Toledo, (Mens tttvltotlonol 1-mlle retav-1, Pittsburgh (Cola, Ganoohee, Brown, Geary) 7:14.11, meet record; old record, 7:17.94, Pittsburgh (Brawn, Conover, Galloher, Geary) Jon. 1481. 1 J414.

3. Kansas, 7:3016. 4, Tennessee, 7:34 if. SjAuburn, 7:37 46 4. Georgia, 7:3414.

FAIR GROUNDS So'turtWs race results at the Foir Grounds la Nevt Qffeans: FjWT 4yar4lds and up. Claiming. 6 furlongs Mostest Mel lee (Frailer) 17.70 1 40 too Vinton Scout (Walker) 4 0t 4 TO Alagus (Courtl 7.S0 NBA GLANCE Eastern Conference Atlontic Division Pet. GB Philadelphia Boston New Jersey Washington New York Milwaukee Atlanta Detroit Chicago Indiana Cleveland NFL SUMS Vikings-Redskins Mlnneioto 0 7 0 1-7 Washington 14 7 0-71 WASH Warren, 1 pass Irom Thelsmann (Moseley kick). WASH-Rlooins, 1 run (Moseley kick).

MINN T.Brown, IB run (Danmeier kick). WASH-Gorrett, II pass Irom Thelsmonn (Moseley kick). Min wos First downs 15 21 Rushes-yards ll-7 41104 Passing yards 231 211 Return yards 0 Posses ll-lt-0 17-13-1 Sacks By 2-2 214 Punts 4-3t 1-10 Fumbles-IOSt 14 04 Penalties-yards s-3t 3 25 Time ol Possession 25:07 14:51 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Minnesota. Brown 14-45, Young 1-4, Galoreath 1-4, Nelson 1-4, Kramer 1-4. Woshlnoton, Rlgglns 37-115, Washington 1-11, Theismonn 3-4, Garrett 1-4.

PASSINO-MMnesoto, Kramer ll-lt-t-251. Washington, Theismonn 23-1-213. RECE IVING Minnesota, T.Brown 7-43, McCullum 1-43, LeCount 3 57, Jordan 2-11, Senser 1-33, Jackson 1-14, White 1-13. Woshlnoton, C.Brown 5-59, Worren 4-30, Garrett 75, Gran-flulnto 2-3t, Walker 2-15, Washington 1-5. MISSED FIELD GOALS-Mlnnesota, Danmeier It.

Washington, Moseley 47, 3t. Jets-Raiders NY Jets 7 3 0 7-17 LA Raiders 0 0 14 0-14 NY-Waikor, 20 pass Irom Todd (Leahy kick) NY FG Leahy 30. (Bohr kick). LA Bronwell, 57 pass Irom Plunkett (Bohr kick). NY-Dlerklng, 1 run (Leahy kick).

NY LA First downs 21 It Rushes-yards 14-llt X-tl Passing yards 253 244 Return yords 14 5 Posses 15-24-2 11-33-3 Socks By 2-70 4-25 Punts 2-33 4-41 Fumbles-lost 43 2-2 Penalties-yards 7-44 S-SS Time of Possession 71: If 31:41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New York, McNeil 13-105, Augustvniak 4-22, Todd 5-1, Dierk ing 2-4. Los An-aeies, Allen 15-34, Plunkett 4-11, King 5-14, Montgomery Ml, Hawkins 1-4, Pruitt 1-4, Barnwell 1-4. PASSING-New York, Todd 15-24-2-277. Los Angeles, Plunkett 71-33-3-364. RECEIVING New York, Walker J.Jones 2-52, Augultynlak 211, Bark urn lib McNeil 1-11, Shuler 1-y, Dierklng 1-7.

Los Angeles, Allen 4-37, Branch 5-13, Chrlstensen 5 31, Barnwell 213, Hawkins 1-15, Ramsey 1-14, King 1-4. MISSED FIELD GOALS New York, Leahy 47. Los Angeles, Bahr 34. COLLEGE SUM East-West Shrine East 7 7 I 11-24 West 9 13 3 0-25 East Miller 71 pass Irom Eason (Roby kick) West-Harris 14 run (kick failed) West-FG Nelson JO West-Kearse 7 pass Irom Elway (Nelson kick) West-While 5 run (kick tailed) East Miller 9 pass from Loulenberg (Roby kick) West-FG Nelson 22 East Bryant 12 run (pass lolled) East Willioms6posslrom Eason (run failed) East West First downs 17 24 Rushes-yards 20-71 41-155 Passing yords 109 227 Return yards 21 0 Passes JO-35-1 12-42-4 Punts 4-43 3-34 Fumbles-lost 4-2 3-1 Penaities-vords 7-10 2-10 Time ol Possession 21:27 31 33 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING East. Bryant 1-54, Coles 4-11, Ricks 2-4, Loulenberg 2-0, Eason 2-4.

Wost, Harris 14-70, While 17-41, Clarkson 4-11, Elway 4-5, Clark 2-2. PASSING East, Eason 10-70 7-707, Loulenberg II-1S4-101. West, Elway 21-34-1-102, Clarkson 1-4-3-25. RECEIVING East. Willioms MJt.

Miller 4-111, Bryant 4-30, Tice 2-It, Coles 113, Rush 1-4. West, White 7-44, Skansi 5-52, Keorse 3-71. Wefiel I tl, Simmons Ml. Oressel 2-15, Harris 1-21. COLLEGE BOXES State Games CENTENARY (45) Jackson 17 5-7 Thomas 1 0-d 4, Bonner 2-S 12, Hurd I 0-4 16, Byrdsong I 04 0, Smith 0 0-1 1, Woodard 1 1, Taylor 01-4 0, Bailey 0 0-0 0, Schmidt 10-11.

Totals 29 7-14 45. OKLAHOMA ST. (71) Sell 1 3 2 1, Crenshaw 70-04, Combs 21-2 Andrews 7 4-4 It, Clock 10 1-1 21, Williams 5 4-4 14, Tovlor2044, Andorsontl-4 2, Hunt 00-01. Totals II 14-24 71. Halltime Centenary 34, Oklahoma St.

15. Total louls Centenary 17, Ok 10 homo St It SEC Games ALABAMA (44) Windham 2 04 4, Williams 12 04 24, Hurt 3 4-4 It, Whatlev 3 14, Richardson 0 04 0, Wheeler 1 04 1, Johnson 10-14, Farmer 0 04 0, Davis 3 4 4. Totals 26 12-14 64. GEORGIA 167) Bonks 31-3 7, Heard 1 04 1, Fair 1 3-5 15, Crosby 004 0, Fleming 9 3-4 21, Floyd 1 04 2, Hartry 7 04 14, Corhen 1 2-1 4. Totols 19 9-14 47.

Halltime Alabama 14, Georgia 31. Fouled out Fair. Totol louls Alabama 14, Georgia 17 Technicals Georgia Coach Durhom. A AUBURN (75) Lock hort 10 7-7 22, Person 9 l-l 70, Bark ley 3 1-4 Daniels 1 1-3 3, MostsHler 6 3-5 15, Turner 1 04 2, Cahin 0 0-0 0. Mumphord 1 04 4, Hayes I 04 1.

Totals 32 11-17 75. KENTUCKY (47) Hord 5 5-4 15, Hurt 13-4 7, Turpln 1 11 3. Mln-nletietd 5 04 10, Master 5 1-3 11, Beal 3 t-l 4, Bearup 2 04 4, Walker 4 1-4 Mc Kir, ley 3-2 1. Totals 27 13-22 47. Halltime Auburn 31, Kentucky 27.

Fouled out Lockhort, Bark ley. Totol louls Auburn 15. Kentucky 17. MISSISSIPPI STATE (75) Lewis 7-9 44 20, Hlldreth 0-2 t-l t. Wells 0-5 04 I.

Pierre 6-1 4-4 16, Mo lone 13-159-10 35, Robinson 4 2-4 2, Person t-l t-l Whvta 1-2 4-0 1 Totals 17-52 21-71 75. TENNESSEE (74) EIIIS4-121-115 Woods 44 4-4 11. urtea 14 1-1 5. Brooks t-19 4-5 70, Beomon 54 41 14. Federmann 1-1 2 54.

Jones 1-1 t-l 1, Mills t-l Mt, Totals 27 54 70-77 74 Hotltlme-Tennessee 17 Mississippi Stole 14. Fouled out Weils. Whvte, Pierre; Ellis. Brooks. Total touls-Mlsslsslpol State 14, Tennessee 35.

Rebaunds-Mlssisslpol State 35 (Hlldreth 4), Tennessee 33 (Burton Asslsts-Mlsslsslopl State 11 (Hlldreth 4), Tennessee II (Burton 4). Tachnkolt-nona. SWC Games TEXAS CHRISTIAN (57) Arnold 4-7 9-lt 17. Cuclneila 3-4 41 4. Chrlstensen 0-1 140, Browder 5-171 9 II, Steohen 1-4 2-54, Nutt 1-1 14 2, Baker 4-W 2-2 H.Martlmar 04 04 1.

Totals 11-19 21-27 57. RICE (41) O'Neal 4-17 44 11. Cunningham 1-1 11 1 Bennett 2-5 1-1 4. Steele 3-1 44 I. Johnson 1-4 04 Woshlnoton 3-4 1-3 7, Bornett 4-4 3-5 11.

Slnskl l-l t-0 1. Shaw 42 14 1. Totals 14-54 I-11 Halltlme-TCU II, Rice 15. Fouled out-Bennett, woshlnoton. Totol louis-TCU 14, Rico 23.

PebourKts-TC 11 (Arnold 13), Rico 14 (Sennett I). Asslsts-TCU (Arnold 31, Rice I (O'Neol. Slnske. Shaw, 1). Technical louls nana.

A 1,741. PAN AM (53) Doehring 1 04 1, Jones I 7 4 11, Mosser 1 13 Skinner 3 3-3 9, McOanlels 3 14 4, Burkett 0 14 0, Martin 0041, Monroe 11-11, Hatch 1 14 1 Lonct 10-71. Flepke 1 44 4. Totals It 11-11 52. TECH (55) Reynolds 4 441, Anderson 4 4-1 11.

trvln 1 13 1, Taylor 3 3-5 1, Jennings 51-113. Bentord 3 4-4 12. WolcSechostl 1411 Totals It 17-73 55. Holftima Pan Am 27, Tech 22. Fouled out -Mc Daniel Total fouls Pon Am Toe 17.

Technicals-Doehrinf Top Twenty INDIANA (ID WiHman I 44 21. Kttchell 7 4 9 21. Blob I I I 1, Themas 1 4-4 Morgan I 41 1. Brawn 1 4-4 4. Bauchle 1 2-1 4.

Totals 15 31-35 II. PURDUE (7tl Polemwilo7 71 17. Butlert 14 14, Moll 1 4-4 11, Cktwson 1 04 3. Iterll 1-1 5, RC44 1 31 5 .061 21 4 .757 3M 25 14 .64 1 7' 17 II .414 13 34 .351 ll's Central Division 25 13 .151 II 19 .484 4V 19 21 .475 7 13 23 361 11 13 34 .333 12 6 30 .167 It Western Conference Midwest Division Pet. GB 24 15 .415 21 14 .400 1 II 21 .462 6 15 21 .417 7'ri IS 24 .385 9 5 31 I7'A Pacific Division 21 I .771 24 IS .615 5'i 23 15 60S 13 15 .105 6 14 22 .431 11 10 21 .143 It Saturday's Results SKI REPORT DENVER (UPI) Saturday's report ol ski conditions from Colorado Ski Country USA.

Snow depths refer to unpacked depth at midway and new snowfall in the 24 hours prior to II a.m. CST on the day ol the report: Aropohae Bosln 35 inches base, I new. Pocked powder, hardpocked. Arapahoe East Open but no report. Aspen Highlands- 21 Inches, new.

Packed powder. Aspen Mountain 11 Inches, new. Hord-pocked. Buttermilk 14 Inches, 0 new. Pocked powder, hardpocked.

Beaver Creek 31 inches, 0 new. Hardpocked. Berthaud Pass 53 inches, Onew. Packed powder. Breckenrldge 34 inches, 0 new.

Pocked powder, hardpocked. Ski Broodmoor 10 Inches, new. Packed powder. Conoulstadar It Inches, 0 new. Hordpocked.

Ski Cooper 34 inches, 0 new. Pocked powder. Cooper Mountain 14 inches, new. Packed powder. Crested Butte 14 Inches, new.

Pocked powder, hardpocked. Eldoro- 23 Inches, new. Packed powder, hardpocked. Geneva Bosln 23 Inches, new. Packed powder, hordpacked.

Hidden Volley II inches, 0 new. Packed powder, hardoocked. Ski Idlewlld- 44 inches, 0 new. Hardpocked. Keystone- 35 Inches, I new.

Pocked powder. Loveland Basin and Valley 34 inches, 0 new. Packed powder. Monarch 31 Inches. 0 new.

Pocked powder. Panadero 34 Inches. new. Packed powder. Pikes Peak Open but no report.

Powderhorn- 43 Inches. I new. Pocked powder. Purgatory 44 Inches, 0 new. Packed powder, hordpacked.

St. Mary's Glacier- 24 Inches, new. Packed powder, hordpacked. Shorktooth-20 Inches, 2 new. Packed powder Silver Creek- 21 inches, 0 new.

Hordpacked. Snowmass 33 Inches, 0 new. Hordpacked. Steamboat- 41 Inches, 0 new. Packed powder.

Sunlioht- It Inches, 0 new. Packed powder, hordpacked. Tellurlde- IS Inches, new. Packed powder, hardpocked. Vail- 33 Inches, 0 new.

Hordpacked. Winter Pork- 37 Inches. 0 new. Hordpocked. Mory Jane 46 Inches, 0 new.

Hardoocked. Wolf Creek- a Inches, 0 new. Packed powder, hordpacked. Son Antonio Konsas City Denver Dallas Utoh Houston Los Angolas Phoenix Seattle Portkand Golden Statt Son Diego SCOREBOARD BOWL GLANCE College Football Bowls Jon. 15 East-West Shrin East 26, West 15 Hula Bowl At Honolulu Jan.

22 Senior Bowl At Mobile, Ala. Gold Bowl At Anaheim, Calif 30 m. Japan Bowl At Yokohama, Japan, 4 65 p.m. Time 1:14. Scrotches-Born Mean.

SECOND RACE -7. 000 4-year-otJ maidens. Mile and 1 16th Seven Year Itch (Perrodin) 7.20 4 50 1 40 HOStelbry (Franklin) 4.50 3 90 What Hoae(Waiker) 5.40 Tim 1:41. Exacta W-t pays III JO. Dally Dvblo-Mt pays 144.20.

No scratches THIRD 4yaoT4lds and up. Lcr bred. Cloimlng. 4 lurlongs Long Guarantee (Coplln) 11.50 6 tt 4 It Bayou Mogoo (Frailer) 7.11 4. St Broad Marks (Moeller) 4 71 1:12.1.

Exacta 74 pays SS7.90. No scratches FOURTH RACE 34,301. 4-veor4ld4 and VP. Claiming. I furlongs Count (Hershev) 11 41 I 70 I 61 Wabash 57, Woshlnoton.

Me. St Wayne St. 70. Oakland 41 Wlchito St. 41, Drake 59 Wittenberg 4, Mount Union 30 Xovier, Ohio 15, Evansvlllo 45 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 13, St.

Mary's, Texas Oklahoma St. 71, Centenary 45 Hamilton Invitational First Round Scranton 73, Rhode Island Coll. 54 PREP BASKETBALL Many Tournament Boys Championship Iwelle 51, Many 55 Boys Third Ptocen Pleasant Hill 40, Florlen 47 Girts Championship Many 7. West Lake 30 Dovline Tournament Boys Championship Mlnden Tt, Dovline 71 Girls Championship Sibley 47, Mlnden 43 LISA Games Glenttroak 53, Central 41 (boys) Central 35, Glenbrook 17 (olrls) Calvorv 55. Growood 44 (bovs) Grawood 35.

Calvary 37 (girls) WOMEN'S COLLEGE Mistlssipoi tl. Louisiana St Charleston, C. 71, Francis Morion Tt Londer 43. Limestone 41 Auburn 71, Clemson 40 Kentucky St. It, Plktvllte 47 Boll St.

tl, West. Mlchloon 41 Bradley 71, New Mexico St. 41 Calvin 7, Adrian 55 Cooltol 17, Wooster II Chodron St. 71. Color odo Coll.

45 Defiance Tt, Hanover 71 Franklin 11, St. Francis, Ind. 45 Illinois 43, Ohio St. 55 III Benedictine 41, Rocklord St Illinois St. Indiana St.

13 Indiana II, Purdue 71 Indiana Cent. II. Ashland (7 Iowa 71. Iowa St. 54 Kansas Tt, Maine 41 Kansas St.

44, N. Iowa 4t Kent St. II. Cent. Michigan 47 Manchester It, or them 13 MWml, Ohio 71, Ohio U.

41 Minnesota t. Michigan St 47 Minn Dulum II, Moorheod St 71 Mutklnsvm Otterbeln 73 Illinois 43, Bowling Green SI Noire Dame St. Moraueffe 57 Ohio Northern 54, Morletlo 54 Ohio Weslevan 74, Heidelberg 71 Rio Grande 71. Ml. Vernon Naiorene 71 SE Indiana M.

Huntington IS Spring Arbor 71 SMno Heights 44 St. Lawrtnct 71, Allrtd 54 Stwpnord 111, Clmvlllc St. Iff! Wnt UbtrU 14, W. Virginia St. 1 William 4 Mary 4.

Lolavtttc 41 WsrcMtor TKh 77, BalM 44 Yartt at Shantndooh, vww SOUTH Armtlr.no SI 15, Potmonl Call. 74 Auburn 75, Ktntuckv 47 Brvon 77, LwColl. 75 CnrK. tUwtMfi M. MrlhoOUt 74 TinmuM St.

71, Appalactilan St. St Gooro Mason 74, Podtord 43 Goorgla 47, Alabomo Jo mas Modi son 43, Old Dominion 52 Marshall 71, Clttxkl 71 Mlsslstloal St. 75. Ttnnttsw 74. OT Norttl Corollno It), Virginia -AsdvllW n.

VMrtim 51 Norm Carolina St. II, Goorgla TocD 41 Kontuckv M. Oakland Cltv 41 Ptomar of, i Ion 47 Pondolpti Maco Pltt Jonn-tlown47 Richmond 41, East Carolina 54 Roonoko 45, Emory I Hanry 41 St. Andrew1 4f Vo WnKvan 57 South Carolina tl, Goorgla St. 7 S.C.-Spartomwrg Coastal Cora-Una 71 Southorn Torn 45, Shorttr Sarlna Gordon 71, Sworthmori St Va.

CommoawooHh tt. South Ala porno 77 vlro4nla Torn Tt, Florida SI 4 Wakt Farost It, Cltmson 74 MIDWEST Aurora. III. 17. Noiartttl.

Midi. 71 I LOUISIANA COLLEGES 04 lobomo Stote 71, Ccntenorv 4S LIU II, OWM.ua Ntrthwestern 44, Hordin-Slmmonl 43 I Northeast 64, La. TKh 41 NATIONAL COLLEGES I EAST Bruch at Post, pod tnow Btstea U. It. Tewsan St.

77 CaiilorMa, Pa. Tt, Lack Haven SI Cat western 71. Carnegie Melle. 44 Cilbv 74. Mlddtopurv 44 Ctiumbio 4t, Harvard 44 Ctrnall 44, Oortmavth 57 tXKwwt 4f (altlmort S4 Dttowort Va'Kv II, AlKntown Dttitl NartMaMarn 57 FOrOhom tt.

St Ptar' 54 Cxorni 74, ConnoctKvt 13 Hatltra $, RXar 54 Hly Crau 11, Calaatt 47 laran. Army 44 tow Pa M. MiMrKoraM 7 14 Sailt 47, Duavam 41 MIT 74, NowEnaton 74, OT a Maroon St. 44, MaVBott. Coantv at No vv rota 74 NtclMtt 71, promloohom St.

4S OmomM St. 44. Ctorkao a. OT Paca at Stolon I liond, tnow PIM. Pharmacy 71 Johnt NapkMit 71 PPt Bradtord 44, Point Port St PkHtibwoh St.

tt. Norm Adams St. 44 I POtidom St. 71. ANMitr St.

45 Rataort 7, MoMOtftuxm 47 5V Francis. Pa. 44. LovOta, Md. 44 Joiaen't IS, Pann 7 NFL INJURIES The Inlury report for ladayt Notional Fool-ball League ployetl games: SAN DIEGO AT MIAMI Chargers: Chuck Laewen (ankle).

TE Keiien Wlnslow (toe), LB Linden King (neck), Lou etcher (kneel probable Dolphins: Eric Lookso (call), CB Den McNeal (hand) probable LB Ron Hester (groin) tuesttonobie. GREEN BAY AT OALLAS-Pockers: Derj ret Golourth (groin) doubtful. Tim Huffman (back), Jan Stenerud (bock) probable. Cow-bovs: John Dun on (thioh), RB Jim Janet (knee) doubtful. FB Ron Sprlnas (knee) aueS-tlonobte.

DE Ed Jones (knee), WR Drew Pearson (kneel, Kurt Petersen (knee), LB Me Hegman (nach), OB Danny White (thumb) proa- Los Angeles 170, Atlanto Ml Philadelphia 114, Indiana 105 New Jersey 100, New York 94 Cleveland 90, Boston 16 Washington at San Antonta Milwaukee ot Chicago Denver at Houston Dollas at Utah San Diego at Phoenix Konsos City ot Portland Tonight's Games Golden Stote at Milwaukee, 7: 10 p.m. Utoh at San Diego, 9 p.m. Kansas City at Seattle, 9:40 p.m. NBA BOXES INDIANA (105) G. Johnson 5-14 14 11, Kellogg 10-13 2-1 11, Williams 5-11 04 10.

Carter 4-It l-l 4, Duren 1-3 04 1, Slaughter 1-1 04 5, Knight 5-4 1-111, Slchtlng 7-11 44 11, Byrnes 14 04 1, C. Johnson 7-12 44 14. Totals 47-93 9-13 105. PHILADELPHIA (114) Erving 9-16 3-3 74. lavaronl 34 44 It, Malona 11-17 410 21, Cheeks 44 2-2 10, Toney 9-16 3 5 21, Janes 5-7 5-5 15.

Ichordsen 0-3 2-2 2, Cureton 34 t-0 4, Edwards 0-3 1-1 1 Schaent 1-1 04 1. Totals 4441 36-32 114. Indlono 16 19 26 24-10S PhUodelohlo 27 21 34 31-114 Throe-point goals Kelloao, Slaughter. Fouled out None. Total louls Indlono 79.

Phliodeiohra 14 Rebounds Indlono 41 (Kellogg 9), Philodel-phU 40 IMolone ID. Asslsts-lndlona 71 (Slchtlng 6), Philadelphia 31 (Cheeks I). Technicals-Philadelphia coach Cunningham, Melon. A-14, 115. LOS ANGELES (170) Roman 73 04 4, Wilkes 4-11 14 11, Abdul-Job-bor 712 1-1 IS.

Ea. Johnson 4t t-l 13. Nixon 4-14 04 13. Cooper 5-t 14 It. Worthy 414 44 McAdoo 7-11 3-3 17.

C. Johnson 3-S 2-3 6. Lond-sberger 04 04 0. Jordan 44 1, McGee 1-1 44 J. Totols 53-99 1415 1M.

ATLANTA (111) McMillan 4-11 3-3 11, Wlsxlns 1-14 34 S. Rollins, 1-7 1-3 6. Ed Johnson 7-15 4-5 II. Sparrow 4-1 3 7 14. Mocklln 1-14 0-3 14.

Hawes 34 04 4. Davis 3-1 131, Glenn 25 2 3 4. Matthews 34 14 9, G. Johnson 13 3-3 4. Totols 39-95 2SV34 Ml.

Los Angeles 34 24 11 Alksnta 17 13 31 31-111 Three point goals-Matthews 3. Fouled aut-None. Total louls Los Angeles 17, Atlanta 11. Rebounds Los Angeles 41 (Ea. Johnson 17), Atlanta 31 (McMHien ID.

Asslsts-Los Angeles 34 (Ea. Johnson 11), Attorrra It (Matthews 4). NBA LATE BOXES PORTLAND (103) Natt H4 34 19, M. Thomoson t-1S 4t 14. Cooper It-Tt 1-331, Lever 34 1-1 1.

Paxson 414 34 II. Corr 1-4 44 3, Bine 13 44 4, Townes 1-5 44 2, Verheven 1-1 7, McOowtH1 1-1441. Totols4l-97 14-77 Itl SEATTLE (94) riser 34 13 1, Short on 5-t 1-1 11, Donaldson t-13 7-7 33. D. Thomoson 4 14 5-7 17, Willioms 4 II 1-2 19, Tolbert 1-3 02 7.

Smith 1-3 2-2 4, Smo 24 2-1 4, Vranas 44 44 1. Brawn 14 1-2 t. Totols H-74 Portland 34 II 13 77-14)1 Seattle 27 II 24 H- 9 Three-point goals-Nona. Fouled out- Lever, Sheiton. Totol louls-Portland 21.

Stottle 25 Re-kmrnds-Pertlend 41 (Natt, Cooper W), Seattle 19 (Keiser, Sikmo 7). Assists-Porttond 34 (Half, Lever 4), Seattle 25 (Williams 7). KANSAS CITY (lit) Johnson ss14 44 Neoly 1-5 44 4, Mar-rlweothor 44 44 I. Drew 411 4-11 31. Williams 11 111 374,5 Johnson 34 11 5, Woodson 5-14 34 is, Thomoson 44444.

Lade-1-2 44 2. Totols 44 8 23 31 lit. SAN DIEGO (137) Clwmbert 41 74 1411 It 14, Ander son 4- 14 HJVs t- 34 Hodges t-t Wossman rips GIS, 72-52 TRANSACTIONS 1 ft BASEBALL National League Pucker Fro (Court) 12.41 It tt Win On Wayne IPevedovl I Tt Time 1:114. Exacta 3-1 pay H44 4. Scratches First Count and Former i rkr.

FIFTH RACE-SlVSta. 4-yar4lds ond UP 51 turlono. Dong RVgrrl (Ardoln) 11 41 41) 3 4 I'm SmakMi (Franklin) S-lt 341 Iran Pegasus (Mows) 4 St Tim 14 Exact t-l pays tlS.lt. ScrotchM Trautoa. SIXTH 4var4Ms and up.

Cloimlng 4 lurlongs No Boy (Whlled) l.ttSTtST Cowboy Rules (tspinoto) 4 01 4tt Oronoevllle (Hill 9 91 Time 1:11.1. tiiocto 7-1 pays tSt.Tt. Scratches Mr. Comity. SEVENTH Syor-ld Unlet.

La bred 4 lurloejgs Madam Norma (Pubblcco) 17.71 6 tt 4t Miss Priority (Franklin) S.ll 1 Band Ot Goad (Worker) 70 tt Tim 1:13 ISC la 4 tt povl 144. It. NO Krsrtctws EIGHTH RACE fit too. 4-year 410 oexf vp. Ckjlmln About TV) furtenot Tort Snlirlno So Brtotvt (Frartxlln) 7 51 I Tt 4 SI Trl Bests (Guldry) lt 9 Sllvarlinaw (Movers) 7 St Time 1:313.

Eiacto 4-1 pars 1354 3t. scratches NINTH RACE -Master Derby Handicap. t35.08t rfor ids 4 Imps Pronto Forty (Wolker) 14.4t 4 30 1 Jl WIHow Drtv (Esplnoro) 3t 3 Explosive (Wogon (Muetkerl 3 Jt Tim Exacta 34 part 1144 7. Scralcoas Pit Em Out TE4TTT4 RACE .401. 4ror41s On OR.

Wlies and moret. Cotmln. 6 hn-tos HwSwertlnUcrsl Aedoln) 4 0tt4l7 7t Dtto Oomfet Cr07lr 31.41 1 1 Ctetoet Rote (Penoawii I It Tvm 1:121. EiscM t-l PJOVt Scrolrsies WaltoiMia Lett 4 NEW YORK METS Named John Tamoro manager Cetumbki ef the Sovfn Atlantic Uotue. 1 1 HOCKEY J' Notional Hockey Lee cue -DETROIT RED WINGS-Troded Mark Klrten, center, to the Vancouver Canucks for Ivan Boidlrev, center.

MONROE Wossman's Wildcats raced to a 14-point half time bulge and then coasted in for a 72-52 victory over Catholic High of Baton Rouge in the preliminary game before the Louisiana Tech-Northeast men's basketball game here at Ewing Coliseum Saturday night. The Wildcats from Monroe, who are now 1 6-5, had four players in double figures, led by Gary Robinson with 17, Archie Lawson with 16, Glen Walker with 14 and Don Jones with 10. Catholic, falling to 8-11 overall, got 13 points from Tim Vollenwider, 11 from Paul Judice and 10 from Ricky Sawyer. Wossman plays host to unbeaten Haughton in District 1-AAA acti Tuesday night at Wossman. The Wildcats were the last team to beat the Bucs liaptist tops Southeastern CHARLESTON, S.C.

(AP) Clutch free throw shooting down the stretch enabled Baptist College to defeat visiting Southeastern Louisiana 62-52 here Saturday night. A. Ttie-Buccanneers shot 26 for 35 from the free throw line and handily defeated the Lions before a capacity crowd of 2,500 at the Baptist field house. JoUi teams used deliberate offenses in the first half, Keeping the scoring down in the early going. Baptist built a nine-point lead to lead 24-15 at the hanidiard Richardson led a balanced Baptist scor-ing attack with 12 points.

Bo4e Pen7' Johnu 841116 ar.dJ3ck A vent chipped in eight points each. PGA RESULTS LOS ANGE API -Third-round scores Saturday in the Ilea 404 own Campbeti-Los Anodes Open Golf Tournament en the 445S-yarr Per 71 Poncho Port Municipal course: Gil Morgan 7I44V4-T1 Mark McCumbar 6 -OS "4- 72 Gene Littler 4744-t4-77 Low Wodklns 4 47-11 George Archer 73-741-71! Arnold Primer 4444) 11 Glbbv Gilbert 4544-77-73 Futiy roelter 44-7449703 Tom worsen 47449-74 LonHliwIe st 741445-74S J.C. Snood 1144-705 Andy North 7447 44-345 weMM4lkneSj4eMierf 4lhrflewlsS-w4 SxmioS) i Hpei tiiSii Pbiinw i ets jn wki QSjeiii ii jell' nt ii irVi. A.