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B-4 Tuesday, November 17, 1987 The Town Talk, Alexandria-Pineville, La. Scoreboard Sportcetera Football IN THE BLEACHERS By Steve Moore 4 lW Tnbunt MMia SflC. IM tt'1 PASSIM OFFENSE One hit Pet 60.0 2333 171 TTk 233.3 If 224.1 16 203.2 10 197.7 9 190.1 13 184 0 10 149.6 4 138 4 7 120.0 10 119.1 6 It 287 283 323 246 213 250 255 223 197 267 LSU Auburn Miss. Tenn. Vandy Florida Miss St Ky.

Ala. Ga. 65.0 2241 56 0 2032 59.0 1977 59 0 1711 56.0 1840 49.0 1496 480 1384 47.0 1200 45.0 1191 183 9 180 14 145 13 125 9 141 13 125 14 107 11 93 9 75 PASSING DEFENSE Alt Cms tat Pd Yds 253 119 8 47.0 1380 142 11 S3.0 14M 100 13 47.0 1545 146 20 49 0 1585 134 14 51.0 1621 rVf TDa 138 0 4 14M 154.5 13 158 5 4 162.1 11 167.1 6 175.7 10 180.2 11 181.9 8 220.7 13 Fla. LSU Miss. Auburn Ky.

Ala. Vandy Miss St Tenn. Ga. 270 213 298 263 235 190 237 319 311 127 17 NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eat I WPfN Indianapolis 5 4 0 .556 193 140 Y. Jets 4 0 .556 211 186 Buffalo 4 5 0 .444 164 224 Miami 4 5 0 .444 244 211 New England 4 5 0 .444 166 191 Central Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 238 131 Houston 6 3 0 .667 223 183 Pittsburgh 5 4 0 .556 177 195 Cincinnati 3 6 0 .333 154 186 San Diego 8 1 0 889 192 155 Seattle 6 3 0 .667 232 178 Denver 4 3 1 .563 198 160 LA.

Raiders 3 6 0 .333 183 185 Kansas City 1 8 0 .111 142 265 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Washington 7 2 0 .778 224 152 Dallas 5 4 0 .556 208 202 Philadelphia 4 5 0 .444 199 233 NX Giants 3 6 0 .333 160 202 St. Louis 3 6 0 .333 206 235 Central Chicago 7 1 0 .875 217 129 Minnesota 5 4 0 .556 193 197 Tampa Bay 4 5 0 .444 209 182 Green Bay 3 5 1 .389 160 188 Detroit 2 7 0 .222 159 250 West San Francisco 7 2 0 .778 250 200 New Orleans 6 3 0 .667 237 161 Atlanta I 1 0 222 130 270 LA Rams 2 7 0 .222 171 239 Sunday's Camas 540 1671 59.0 1581 540 1802 112 10 127 7 154 13 48.0 1819 193 16 62.0 2207 TDa 124.1 11 117.2 11 114.1 10 101.9 12 RUSHING Ait Yds A 209 124 1 5.9 216 1172 5.4 163 1141 70 187 917 4.9 184 913 5.0 135 120 il 170 817 4.8 116 796 69 150 560 3.7 100 503 5.0 91.3 16 Smith, Fla Humphry, Ala Higgs, Ky Tate, Ga Cobb, Tenn Williams, LSU Phillips, MSU Hampton, Ga Jones, Vandy Hunter, Ky 82.0 81.7 79.6 62.2 55.9 Bird also averaged 7.3 assists in leading the Celtics to a 6-0 start in the first week of the season, beating out Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls for the honor. Switzerincast NORMAN, Okla. (AP) University of Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer won't need surgery for the knee injury he suffered Satur day on the sideline during the Missouri-Oklahoma football game, the team's orthopedic surgeon says. Dr.

David Flesher of Oklahoma City examined Switzer Sunday morning. Switzer was fitted with a cast, which he must wear on his left leg for six weeks. "Another degree and it would have been (surgery)," Switzer said Sunday. "I think I've lost my quickness," Switzer said. "For 15 years I've dodged them on the sideline, but I never saw the guy.

I knew when it happened I was in trouble. I knew it was ligaments." Switzer said he also wasn't injured during his playing days at Arkansas. The coach was injured at the end of Oklahoma's second play from scrimmage when Missouri linebacker Reggie Ballard, who was aiming for Sooner quarterback Charles Thompson, hit him in the legs. Georgetown signs prize CHESAPEAKE, Va. (AP) -Indian River's Alonzo Mourning, considered one of the country's best high school basketball player, says he will sign a letter of intent to attend Georgetown University by Wednesday, the final day of the early signing period for recruits.

The 6-foot-10 Mourning told The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk that he relayed his decision Sunday to Thompson as well as the schools he was considering: Virginia, Tech and Coach arrested SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) Syracuse assistant football coach Bob Casullo was to appear in City Court today following his arrest on a charge of third-degree assault in an incident outside his home. It is the third time this season a member of the undefeated Orangemen football squad has been in trouble with police. The two other incidents involved players Daryl Johnston, who was arrested on criminal mischief charges last month, and Warren Stith and Tony Taylor, who were charged with disorderly conduct in the same episode. "It was just a neighborly dispute, and nothing else than that," said Casullo, Syracuse's recruit-ingand personnel coordinator.

The 36-year-old coach declined to give details of the incident. According to police, Casullo punched his neighbor Martin Cameron following a dispute in front of their adjacent nouses. Cameron said the argument involved Casullo's parents and wife and a real estate agent that was visiting Cameron's home. Aldrich wins JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Unheralded Peter Aldrich of South Africa, a late qualifier, upset South African-born Johan Kriek, now an American citizen, 6-3, 7-5 in the first round of the $375,000 South African Open tennis championships Monday. In other opening-round matches, third-seeded Brad Gilbert defeated West Germany's Michael Westphal 6-2, 6-0; Francesco Cancellotti of Italy beat Rick Leach 6-4, 6-3; Matt Anger ousted Eddie Edwards of South Africa 6-4, 7-5; Richey Reneberg eliminated Barry Moir of South Africa 7-5, 6-1; and Garry Muller of South Africa downed Mark Woodforde of Australia 7-5, 4-6, 6-4.

The favorites in the tourna ment, top-seeded Pat Cash of Australia and No. 2 seed Andres Gomez of Ecuador, were not scheduled to play until Tuesday. Notre Dame player EAST ST. LOUIS, 111. (AP) -LaPhonso Ellis, a star center who led Lincoln High to the Illinois state Class AA championship last winter, announced Monday he will sign a letter of intent to attend Notre Dame.

Ellis scored 27 points and Eulled down 10 rebounds during incoln High's title game victory in March over Chicago King. Schools that had expressed interest in the 6-foot-10 player included defending NCAA champion Indiana. Zeno honored Tulane wide receiver Mark Zeno was named one of the Associated Press' Southeast Players of the Week for games of Saturday, Nov. 14. Zeno broke the NCAA career record for receiving yardage when he had 12 catches for 238 yards and two touchdowns in Tu-lane's 38-10 victory over Southwestern Louisiana.

Zeno now has yards on receptions, erasing the previous record of 3,598 set by Ron Sellers of Florida State in a career that ended in 1968. The defensive players of the week were linebackers Marlon Brown, Memphis State, and Steve DeLong, Tennessee. Brown had 10 solo tackles, including four quarterback sacks for minus 31 yards, assisted on three other tackles and caused a fumble. DeLong had nine tackles, one for a loss, intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble in Tennessee's 55-13 victory over Mississippi. Bird honored NEW YORK (AP) Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics, who averaged 31.8 points and 11.7 rebounds, was named the NBA's first Player of the Week Monday.

PASSING AM Cine 249 164 1938 tat TDa fftj I 13 142.0 "Oh, yeah? Well your team has ugly HELMETS!" Sports on Television Time Channel Event Description 6:30 p.m. GD Hockey Detroit vs. Washington 7:05 p.m. Basketball Celtics vs. Cavaliers 8 p.m.

(X) Boxing Kearney vs. Durwin 10:30 p.m. GB Basketball USSR vs. UNLV Basketball Burger, Aub Jones, Vandy Francis, Tnn Bell, Fla Jackson, Ga Dooley, Ky Young, Miss Davis, MSU Fotir, Ky 186 111 1542 241 146 1904 163 101 1266 218 128 1655 121 58 910 87 46 621 232 127 1359 125 60 779 132 60 733 12 140.9 13 138.1 5 128.7 9 126.9 6 122.5 3 119.6 1 105.0 2 91.2 4 90.0 An San IDs 134 Cleveland 27, Buffalo 21 Dallas 23, New England 17, OT Washington 20, Detroit 13 Houston 23, Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles Rams 27, St. Louis 24 Indianapolis 40, Miami 21 Minnesota 23, Tampa Bay 17 New York Jets 16, Kansas City 9 Cincinnati 16, Atlanta 10 Seattle 24.

Green Bay 13 New Orleans 26. San Francisco 24 New York Giants 20, Philadelphia 17 San Diijo 16, Los Angeles Raiders 14 Monday's Garni Chicago at Denver, 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22 Atlanta at Minnesota, noon Buffalo at New York Jets, noon Cleveland at Houston, noon Detroit at Chicago, noon Green Bay at Kansas City, noon Indianapolis at New England, noon Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, noon St. Louis at Philadelphia, noon San Francisco at Tampa Bay, noon New York Giants at New Orleans, 3 p.m.

San Diego at Seattle, 3 p.m. Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 3 p.m. Miami at Dallas, 7 p.m. Monday, Not. 23 Los Angeles Rams at Washington, 9 p.m.

12.3 9.5 1 NBA Standings RECEIVING (6 ill 42 515 4.2 39 369 3.9 33 606 3.7 30 478 3.3 29 308 3.2 29 539 3.2 30 535 3 0 26 339 2.6 24 389 2.4 184 16.0 EASTFJtN CONFERENCE Davit, LSU Ambrose, Miss Donaldson, Aub Parker, Vandy Mitchell, Vandy Crawford, Vandy Tillman, Aub Green, Miss Martin, LSU Simmons, Fla 10.6 18.6 AP Preseason Poll By AtvecJatW Preat The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press' preseason college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, total points bawd on 20 19 18 17-16 15 14 13-12-11-10-9 8-7-6-5 4 3 2 1, 1986 87 record and last year's final ranking: Record Pfs Pet 178 3 I Pet CI 0 1.000 134 16.2 3 .400 3H .250 4 .167 5 .000 5 SCORING TO PAT FC Pit Avg Boston Washington Philadelphia New York New Jersey Chicago Atlanta Milwaukee Detroit Indiana 19 0 0 114 11.4 1 3 1 5 0 4 Central Direio 4 1 4 2 4 2 3 2 3 3 74 8.2 78 7.8 0 0 .800 .667 .600 1 .500 ltt .200 3 Top 20 Cobb, Tenn Tate, Ga Humphrey, Ala BrowrKryke.LSU Lyle.Aub Reich, Tenn McGinty, Fla Smith, Fla Clark, Vandy Doyle, Ala 14 71 74 14 73 7.3 12 71 7.1 13 70 7.0 0 66 6.6 12 1 13 0 I 36 0 31 0 35 0 31 II 0 0 22 0 18 Cleveland 1 WFTFJM CONFERENCE 58 6.4 1. Syracuse (32) 2Purdue (6) 3. North Carolina (3) 4 Pittsburgh (5) S.Kentucky (6) S.Indiana (6) 7. Kansas (3) 8 Missouri (1) 9 Michigan (2) 10. Wyoming 11 Iowa U.Temple 13.

Louisville 14 Florida 15Duka 16 Georgetown 17 Arizona 18 Georgia Tech 19 Oklahoma 20DePaul 31- 7 1177 10 25- 5 975 7 32- 4 974 2 25-1 946 12 1811 918 -30- 4 914 3 25-11 852 20 24-10 811 14 20 12 797 24 10 569 30 5 510 6 32- 4 509 8 18 14 499 23 11 434 -24 9 430 17 29 5 368 4 18 12 353 -16 13 296 24 10 227 -28- 3 147 5 I Pet CI .833 13 57 6.3 By The Associated Prats The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college football poll, with lirst place votes in parentheses, record through games of Nov. 14, total points based on 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 1098 7 65 -4-3-2 1 and last week's ranking: Houston Denver Dallas Utah Sacramento Sen Antonio .800 .500 .500 .400 .333 2 2 2H 3 La. Tech stops Spirit Express, 74-71 Pacific DnritMa) 6 0 Division 1-AA Poll MISSION, Kansas (AP) The top 20 teams in the 1987 NCAA Division l-AA football poll with first place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 22, points and last 1.000 3H RUSTON Randy White and a furious game-ending rally from 3 LA. Lakers LA.

Clippers Portland Phoenin Seattle Golden State 3 3 4 4 2 2 2 2 week ranking: .400 .333 .333 .167 Pb 1 SaforeWt Garnet 80 76 72 68 64 Record Pis Pn 1 Nebraska (32) 9 0 0 1,164 2 2. Oklahoma (20) 10 0 0 1,128 1 3. Miami, Fla. (8) 8-0-0 1,101 3 4. Florida State 9 10 1,025 4 5.

UCLA 9 1 0 958 5 6. Syracuse 10 0 0 894 6 7. Notre Dame 8 1 0 834 7 8. Clemson 910 714 9 Lsu hi 10 10. Auburn 8 1 1 689 12 11.

Michigan State 7 21 611 13 12. South Carolina 7 2 0 530 14 13. Oklahoma Stat 8 2 0 405 17 M.Georgia 7 30 371 8 15. Tennessee 7 21 332 18 16. Texas A jM 7 2 0 319 19 17.

Alabama 730 220 11 18. Iowa 8 3 0 130 19. Pitt 7 3 0 103 20. Indiana 7 3 0 81 16 Others receiving voles: Notre Dame 133; Veges 99; Illinois 61; Auburn 53; UCLA 53; New Orism 44; Memphis State 47; Bradley 41; Georgia 36; LnssitM Stats IS; Ohio State 19; North Carolina Stats 17; St. John's 13; Southern Mississippi 13; New Mexico 11; Brigham Young Austin Pety Kansas State Marshall Texas-El Paso Arkansas Tennessee Xavier, Ohio Miami, Fla.

Clemson Marist Vander-bilt Stanford 1. (4) 1004 620 S-M 730 820 730 720 721 8-20 721 with Tech head coach Tommy Joe Eagles. "We didn't do a very good job of rebounding, and when you're as small as we are we have to fight for good position," Eagles said. Tech held a 70-62 lead with 2:26 left to play after a White dunk, but the Express scored eight of the game's next 10 points, to close it to 72-70 with 38 seconds left. 60 Darryl Knight each scored 15 points to lead Louisiana Tech to a 74-71 victory over Spirit Express in an exhibition basketball game at the Thomas Assembly Center Monday night.

The Bulldogs, who have played in three of the last four NCAA Tournaments, rode a balanced scoring attack and survived a three-point shooting barrage and the Express. The visitors hit eight three-point shots, compared to just three for the Bulldogs. Sophomore forward Eldon Bowman added 12 points for the Bulldogs, and senior guard Kelvin Lewis scored 10 points. The Bulldogs were outre-bounded by the Express, 39-30, which brought up a big concern 55 53 46 42 1. Holy Cross 2.

Appalachian St. 3. Norttttatt LouttHia 4. Northern Iowa 5. Idaho 6.

Georgia Southern 7. Eastern Kentucky 8. Arkansas St. 9. James Madison 10.

Jackson St. 11. Weber St. 12. Western Kentucky 13.

Richmond 14. Delaware St. 15. Maine 16. New Hampshire tie Sam Houston St.

18. Marshall 19. Youngstown St. 20. Howard U.

tie North Teus St. 120 41 Hockey 6 3 0 39 14 7 3 0 30 15 7 2 0 25 7 830 21 17 720 15 18 Other receiving votes: Southern California 80. Wyoming 49, Penn State 43, San Jose State 38, Michigan 33, Florida 20, Eastern Michigan 16, Air Force 6, Arkansas 6, Arizona State 3. NHL Standings WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division 15 13 LSU offensive stars limping, sore 120 120 (20 120 730 7-40 730 810 640 11 New York 93, Milwaukee 89 Atlanta 104, Philadelphia 83 Detroit 128, Cleveland 113 Indiana 111, Chicago 110 Dallas 127, Portland 116 Houston 101, Utah 93 Denver 130, Sacramento 109 Phoenii 124, San Antonio 113 Los Angeles Lakers 118, Golden State 110 Sunday1! Gamt Boston 103, Indiana 98 Washington 113, New Jersey 109 Houston 108, Seattle 106 Milwaukee 112, Atlanta 103 Los Angeles Lakers 147, San Antonio 130 No games scheduled Tuesday's Garni Houston at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m.

Washington at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Golden Stete at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Clippers at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Utah, 8:30 p.m. Portland at Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 p.m.

Indiana at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Wednesday! Gamee New York at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Washington, 6:30 p.m. Golden State at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 6:30 p.m.

Los Angelas Clippers at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Denver, 8 30 p.m. Utah at Phoenii, 8:30 p.m. Portland at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. 7 7 tl2 Earlt Brace's Record By Tha Sheridan Poll By TfctfcasdaM Press The top 10 teams in the Sheridan Poll of black college football teams, with first place votes in parentheses, records through Nov.

14 and total points: No. School Record PH. 1. Central Ohio (14) 10 01 140 2. Howard U.

810 122 3. Jackson St. 7 21 104 4. Delaware St. 7 2 0 79 5.

Hampton U. 9-2-0 73 6. Alabama MM 7 3-0 65 7. Winston Salem St. 8 20 62 8 Tuskegee U.

82 0 49 9 Alcom St. 6-2 0 25 10. Virginia Union 7-3-0 19 SEC Statistics tionary thing we had the game won at the time not to put him back in," he said. A Quarterback Club member asked Symank whether he and other members of the LSU administration would be in favor of postponing bowl invitations until after the final weekend of the season. Officials invitations cannot be issued until Saturday.

"I don't know how many times it's been changed, but it doesn't make any difference," Symank said. "Here it is, a week to go, and everybody knows who's going All the deals have been cut." LSU could be in the Sugar Bowl, if Auburn loses to Alabama and the Sugar picks the Tigers over the Tide. If Auburn wins, LSU goes to the Gator. "They could postpone invitations three more weeks, and everybody would still know," Symank said. HI Fit CF GA NY Islanders 12 4 1 25 77 52 New Jersey 10 5 2 22 62 52 Washington 6 8 1 17 56 51 Pittsburgh 7 8 3 17 63 66 NY Rangers 5 11 3 13 73 81 Philadelphia 5 11 3 13 49 75 Mm DniMM Montreal 11 5 4 26 74 56 Boston 9 7 2 20 67 64 Buffalo 8 6 4 20 69 70 Quebec 9 7 1 19 73 65 Hartford 5 8 3 13 43 55 CAMPBLU CONFERENCE Morris Dmmot Pit CF GA Toronto 9 8 0 18 76 66 Chicago 8 8 2 18 77 78 Detroit 7 7 2 16 54 57 Minnesota 6 9 3 15 61 70 St.

Louis 5 10 1 11 55 62 Sniytht DivieUM Edmonton 10 6 2 22 86 67 Calgary 9 7 2 20 81 75 Winnipeg 9 7 1 19 59 60 los Angeles 5 10 2 12 56 79 Vancouver 5 10 2 12 61 72 The career coaching record who was fired as head coach of Year, Team 1972, Tampa 1973, Iowa St. 1974, Iowa St. 1975, Iowa St. 1976, Iowa St. 1977, Iowa St.

1974, Iowa St. 1979, Ohio St. 1980, Ohio St. 1981, Ohio St. 1982, Ohio St.

1983, Ohio St. 1984, Ohio St. 1985, Ohio St. 1986, Ohio St. 1987, Ohio St.

Tampa Total (owe SI Total Ohio St Total Overall Total of Earle Bruce Ohio State: IT 10 2 0 4 7 0 4 7 0 4 7 0 8 30 8 4 0 8 4 0 11 1 0 9 30 9 3 0 9 3 0 9 3 0 9 3 0 9 30 10 3 0 5 4 1 10 I I 3432 I 40 24 1 12460 1 Prep Schedule BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Southeastern Conference 1987 team football statistics released by the SEC office: SCORING OFFENSE Cm Pit Ave Leesville at ASH Sunday1! Gamee Buffalo 5, Toronto 4 New York Rangers 6, Winnipeg 4 Calgary 8, Vancouver 4 Chicago 5, Edmonton 4 Tennessee LSU Auburn Florida Georgia Alabama Vandy Kentucky Mississippi Miss St 10 333 33.3 10 294 294 10 288 28.8 10 269 26.9 10 261 26 1 10 244 24 4 9 216 24 0 10 236 23 6 10 203 20 3 10 139 13.9 SCORING DEFENSE Cms Pit Av 10 116 11.6 10 130 13.0 10 135 13.5 10 163 16.3 10 166 166 10 171 17.1 10 175 175 Hartford at Montreal, 6:35 p.m. Tamelay'i Castes Detroit at Washington, 6:35 m. Los Angeles at New York Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Calgary, 8:35 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 9:35 p.m. Bowl Record Peach Bowl, lost to North Can-14 Hall of Fame, lost to Texas AIM Rosa Bowl, lost to Southern Cal Fiest Bowl, lost to Penn State 31- Libert Bowl, beat Navy 31 28 Holiday Bowl, beat Brigham Young Fiesta Bowl, beat Pittsburgh 28 Rose Bowl, lost to Southern Cal Citrus Bowl, beat Brigham Young Cotton Bowl, beat Teias MM 28- Tennis 1977 -line St. 24 1976 -2812 1980 -17 16 1980 19 1981-1982-47 17 1984 23 1985 -2017 1985 -10-7 1986- 12 Auburn Florida LSU Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Alabama Miss St Mississippi Vandy ATP Money Loaders By The Ataectated Preaa 10 239 23 9 10 279 27 9 9 293 32.6 TOTAL OFFENSE Att Yet Ave Avg TDa NEW ORLEANS (AP) Center Nacho Albergamo and quarterback Tom Hodson were both a bit sore on Monday, but both will probably be ready for Saturday's game against Tulane, said John Symank, assistant athletic director at Louisiana State University. Albergamo had muscle spasms after he got kicked in the leg against Mississippi State on Saturday, and Hodson was lifted in the fourth quarter after a hip injury. "Nacho was limping a little this morning," Symank told the New Orleans Quarterback Club.

"Knowing that guy, he'll be ready to go his last game, playing at home. He'll be ready to go." Hodson could probably have gone back in against Mississippi State, if he had been needed, Symank said. "It was more or less a precau- UT-Arlington Sam Houston meet again NATCHITOCHES Sam Houston State defeated Southwest Texas in the loser's bracket to set up a rematch against the Lady Mavericks of Texas-Arlington as play in the Southland Conference volleyball championships moved through the second round Monday. UTA, which has failed to lose a game in three tournament games, proved it was worthy of its number one seed after sweeping aside Sam Houston in the afternoon winner's bracket action. Southwest Texas State, which played three matches Monday, swept North Texas State and Northeast Louisiana before winding up third in overall play.

Northeast Louisiana won one match before seeing its season ended by Southwest Texas State after NLU came back from a 1-0 deficit to stage a 3-1 victory over the host Lady Demons. Sam Houston State, the tourney's number three seed, and UTA square off in the title game Tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. Profession. The 1987 Association of Tennis i. Deals Toney Smith has joined the sales service team of Tire Centers, Inc.

He invites his friends and customers to bring your auto repair problems to him. TONEY'S SPECIAL FOR NOVEMBER LSU 680 4321 6.4 432.1 34 Tennessee 712 4067 5.7 406.7 41 Georgia 721 3984 5.5 398 4 30 Vandy 651 3421 5.3 380 1 25 Florida 678 3698 5.5 369 8 30 Mississippi 734 3692 5.0 369 2 23 Kentucky 666 3617 54 361 7 27 Auburn 678 3526 5.2 352.6 31 Miss St 711 3326 4 7 332 6 15 Alabama 677 3251 4.8 325.1 27 TOTAL DEFENSE Att Yea Avg Avg TDa Winnfield at Atlanta Rapides at Pineville Menard at Cloutierville Peabody at Villa Platte Bunkie at Marksville Wettermark at Bolton Hicks at Rosepine Hessmer al Bordelonville Lalargue at Filth Ward Fairview at Heckberry Simpson at Glenmora Palmetto at Chataignier Negreet at Pickering Plainview at Singer Montgomery at Calvin St. Joe at Bayou Chicot Pine Prairie at Pitkin Thursday Saline Tournament Coushatta Tournament Peabody Tournament Bolton Tripleheader Elizabeth Tournament Florien Tournament Simmesport Toumement Weston Tournament Friday leesville at Anecoco (g) Hornbeck at Hicks St Mary's at Menard Fifth Ward at Hessmer Glenmora at lalargue Cheteignier et Bayou Chicot St. Joe at Moreauville Seiine Tournament Coushatta Tournament Peabody Tournament Bolton Tripleheader Elizabeth Tournament Simmesport Tournament Florien Tournament Weston Tournament Bolton TrltMwader Thursday 5 p.m.: Grant Pineville; 6:30: ASH Natchitoches-Central; 8: Wettermark- Bolton. Friday 4 NCHS Grant; 5:30: Pine-ville ASH; 7: Wettermark Grant; 8 30: NCHS-Bolton.

Saturday 6 p.m.: ASH Wettermark; 7:30: Pineville Bolton. SlmrrietfMrt Tournament Girts Thursday 3 p.m.: Mansura Marksville; 5: Vidalia Palmetto; 7: Simmesport Bordelonville. Friday 3: 15 p.m.: Upper Pointe Coupee-Bunkie; games at 5:30 and 8. Championship Saturday at 6. Boys Thursday 4 p.m.: Marksville Mansura; 6: Palmetto-Vidalia; 8: Simmesport Bordelonville.

Friday Upper Pointe Coupee Bunkie. Games at 6:45 and 9:45. Championship Saturday at 7:15. als money leaders through Nov. 15: I.

Ivan Lendl 2 Stefan Edberg 3. Miloslav Mecir 4. Mats Wilander 5. Tim Mayotte 6. Pat Cash 7 Boris Becker 8.

John McEnroe 9. Bred Gilbert 10. Anders Jarryd II. Andres Gomez 12. Emilio Sanchez 13.

Yannick Noah 14. Jimmy Connors 15. Tomes Smid 16. Robert Seguso 17. Joakim Nystrom 18.

Slobodan 2ivoinovic 19. Martin Jaite 20. David Pate 21. Milan Srejber 22. Paul Annacone 23.

Guy Forget 24. Jakob Hlasek 25. Henri leconte 668 2545 3.8 254.5 11 1993,656 8937,467 8860,326 (672,674 (413,821 (412,609 (371,979 (365,766 (362,162 (360,977 (349,892 (345,683 (326,503 (312,026 (299.198 (229.022 (227,215 (220.824 (219.510 (204,565 (200,543 (194,209 (184,877 (174,879 (172,794 Florida Auburn Kentucky LSU Alabama Tennessee Georgia Miss St Mississippi Vandy $71088 Hi 696 2829 4.1 282 9 11 676 2927 4 3 292 7 19 679 3131 44 313.1 12 668 3144 4.7 314 4 18 716 3233 4.5 323 3 17 674 3437 5.1 343.7 18 644 3638 5.7 363 8 2 7 701 364 5.2 367 4 34 611 3618 5.9 402.0 38 RUSHING OFFENSE Att Ydi Avg AvfGm TDa 554 2793 5 0 279 3 24 443 2233 5.0 223 3 20 466 2090 4 5 209 0 32 480 2051 4.3 205 1 17 313 19H 51 1944 24 438 1710 3.9 190 0 1 2 428 1858 4 3 185 8 20 456 1830 4 0 183 0 11 411 1660 4.0 166 0 13 395 1285 3.3 128.5 15 RUSHING DEFENSE Most cars. Semi-metallic pads extra. BASKETBALL National Basketball Auodlboa CHICAGO BULLS-Waived Gene Banks, forward.

NEW YORK KNICKS Signed Tony White, guerd. Released Gerald Henderson, guard. FOOTBALL National FootM Laafue BUFFALO BILLS-Waived Kevin Williams, delensive back, from innired reserve. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Waivd Pete Rot-tosky, offensive tackle. Signed Mike Minter, delensive tackle.

HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS Recalled Doug Houda, delenseman, from Glen Fells of the American Hockey league. NEW YORK RANGERS Sent Ull Dahlen, center, to Colorado of the International Hockey league and Dave Pichette, detenu, man, to New Haven of the American Hockey League. Sent Mark Latorest, goalie, to Her-shey. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Recalled Wendell Young, goalie; Don Nachbaur, center; and Jeff Chycrun, delenseman, from Hershey of the American Hockey League COLLEGE HUNTER-Nomed Tony Nicholas assistant volleyball coach. NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Announced the resignstion of Vem Thomson, football coach.

OHIO STATE Fired Earle Bruce, football coach. Announced the resignation of Rick Bay, athletic director. Karate Install new disc brake pads Repack front wheel bearings (excluding sealed bearings) and install new grease seals if applicable Machine Rotors Complete brake system inspection Georgia Kentucky Tennessee Alabama LSU Vandy Florida Miss St Mississippi Auburn Taikwano Att Vet Avg Avg TDa 1165 415 1165 363 1230 398 1244 VICKSBURG, Miss. Local winners in the Taikwano Regional Tournament this past weekend. Mens Yellow Belt: Mark Cunningham, second in forms, first in sparring.

Mens Green Belt: Randy Davit, first in forms, second in sparring. Woment Whits Belt: Carat Quinn, first in forms, first in sparring. Boys Yellow Belt: Billy Quinn, first in forms, first in sparring. Boys Junior Yellow Belt: Hethe Paul, first in forms, second in sparring. Florida Georgia Auburn Kentucky Tennessee Alabama LSU Mist St Mituttippi Vandy 123 0 5 124 4 7 130 6 8 141.4 9 1474 12 I 183 6 16 2129 21 226.3 28 413 1306 397 1414 433 1474 409 1650 407 1836 488 2129 420 2037.