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B-4 Tuesday, November 10, 1987 The Town Talk, Alexandria-Pineville, La, Jets tie AFC East in knots Scoreboard Football NCAA Leaders IN THE BLEACHERS By Steve Moore Leading Rinnan Iru vieer Tntum. Ma swwcm. mc. 1 Car Yds Avg YdsPg 284 1236 44 137.3 NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE East 5.6 133.6 1 6.8 131.8 6.1 1254 6.3 124.8 1H2 --COT- 54 123 6 -y 7.3 121.6 XTo- 4.2 120.5 Z4 58 120.1 -V -w- 4.J nil tCId 2 216 1203 174 1187 185 1129 159 999 195 1118 206 1113 150 1095 202 844 187 1081 202 1078 247 1075 196 1068 190 1059 140 938 163 1163 197 914 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) JoJo Townsell and Billy Griggs, a pair of seldom-used Jets receivers, scored touchdowns Monday night as New York beat the Seattle Seahawks 30-14 and created an unprecedented five-way tie in the AFC East.

The Jets, 4-4, are tied with Buffalo, Miami, New England and Indianapolis, the only time this late in the season such a deadlock has existed. Seattle fell to 5-3, two games behind San Diego in the AFC West. Townsell broke a scoreless tie in the second period when he returned a Ruben Rodriguez punt 91 yards. Townsell wasn't touched on the return and made a nifty move to speed past Rodriguez, the last man who could stop him. But Townsell also fumbled a third-quarter punt, leading to Seattle's first score.

Griggs, a third-string tight end who plays almost exclusively on special teams, caught a 4-yard touchdown pass from Ken O'Brien in the fourth quarter. That score put the Jets in front 20-14 after they blew a 13-0 lead. Johnny Hector added a 1-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter. Pat Leahy had field goals of 35, 36, and 26 yards. While the Jets took a 10-0 half-time lead thanks to Seattle mis-cues, the Seahawks capitalized on Townsell's blunder to get back into the game.

After Townsell al-' lowed Rodriguez's punt to bounce, he tried to grab it at the New York 15 and was hit by Sam Merriman. The ball popped loose and was recovered by Keith Butler at the 3. Curt Warner scored on the next play. The Jets couldn't move and, after a short Dave Jennings punt and a 13-yard return by David Hollis, Dave Krieg passed 28 yards to Steve Largent for the touchdown and a 14-13 lead. But the Jets, who are 6-0 on Monday night home games, came right back, driving 82 yards in 11 plays.

On first down from the 30, O'Brien handed to Roger Vick, who pitched back to the quarterback. O'Brien couldn't find anyone open deep, then shoveled the ball to Freeman McNeil, who went 26 yards. Griggs scored on a 5-yard flare pass. 90 69 2 lr I Pet PF PA Buffalo 4 4 0 .500 143 197 Indianapolis 4 4 0 500 153 119 Miami 4 4 0 .500 223 171 New England 4 4 0 500 149 1 88 NY. Jets 4 4 0 .500 195 177 Central Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 211 110 Houston 5 3 0 .625 200 180 Pittsburgh 5 3 0 .625 174 172 Cincinnati 2 6 0 .250 138 176 Wast San Diego 7 1 0 .875 176 141 Seattle 5 3 0 .625 208 165 Denver 4 3 1 .563 198 160 LA Raiders 3 5 0 .375 169 169 Kansas City 1 7 0 .125 133 249 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Washington 6 2 0 750 204 139 Dallas 4 4 0 500 185 185 Philadelphia 4 4 0 500 182 213 St.

Louis 3 5 0 .375 182 208 NY. Giants 2 6 0 .250 140 185 Central Chicago 7 1 0 875 217 129 Minnesota 4 4 0 .500 170 180 Tampa Bay 4 4 0 500 192 159 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 147 164 Detroit 2 6 0 .250 146 230 Wast San Francisco 7 1 0 .875 226 174 New Orleans 5 3 0 .625 211 137 Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 120 254 L.A. Rams 1 7 0 .125 134 215 903 58 iool I ljJ jfl pTf E3 B82 42 980 cW-J i I C.Heyward, Pitt Morris, Mich Jeffery, TCU Smith, Fla Woods, UNLV Thomas, OklaSt Thomas, PennSt Higgs, Ky McNair, Temple Thompson, Minn Humphrey, Ala White, MichSt Harvey, UTEP Wilkerson, KentSt Smith. FlaSt Dowis, AFA Webster, SoCal Bell, BC Jones, Neb Tate, Ga Gandy, SMiss Patton, EMich Green, UCLA Henderson, lowaSt Hood, CMich Thompson, Ind Abraham, Wyo Holieway, Okla Brown, WVa Metcalf, Texas Cobb, Tenn Gray, TxTech Caldwell, Ohio Hampton, Ga Artley, Wis Young, WF Rohrs, Toledo T.Allen. Clem Hewitt, SDSt Harris, AmSt H.WIIiara,LSU Parmalee, BallSt Green, SC Sanders, NW Green, NDame Phillips, MissSt Darthard, TCU McKinney, Cin Whtehouse, ColoSt 963 95.5 943 Celtics remain undefeated 92 209 155 211 150 142 154 142 171 175 199 112 117 148 178 155 183 162 US 145 131 178 109 141 106 163 127 684 4 6 681 3.8 92.4 92.1 900 87.0 85.8 85.5 86.1 85.0 82.5 81.6 11.0 806 804 798 786 77.4 76.4 76.3 76.2 75.1 "Ref! He's doing It Sports on Television NEW YORK (AP) Danny Ainge scored 21 points and Robert Parish had 20 points and 14 rebounds as the undefeated Boston Celtics built a 25-point lead before holding off the winless New York Knicks 96-87 in an NBA game Monday night.

A 13-2 spurt at the start of the second half gave the Celtics, 3-0, a 67-42 lead with 7:30 left in the third period. The Knicks, 0-3, who shot 39 percent from the field in the first half and then missed sev was only 5-for-18 from the field. Trent Tucker and Mark Jackson added 12 points apiece for the Knicks. Bird had six points during a 14-2 spurt that gave Boston a 30-15 lead in the first quarter, and the Celtics extended the margin to 38-21 by scoring the first six points of the second period. Gerald Wilkins scored all of his 10 points in the last nine minutes of the quarter, but New York got no closer than nine points the rest of the first half.

en of their first eight shots in the third quarter, appeared incapable of mounting a rally. But with Patrick Ewing scoring 12 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter, New York got as close as seven points twice, the last time at 87-80 with 13:13 left in the game. Then, a three-point play by Ainge with 1:47 to go built the margin to 90-80. Larry Bird, who scored 75 points in Boston's first two victories, added 16 for the Celtics, but Event Description Hockey Capitals vs. Islanders Basketball Bulls vs.

Hawks Time Channel 6:30 p.m. G3 7:05 p.m. 94 McFadden, Clem Leading Passers Tennis Sunday's Games Cleveland 38. Atlanta 3 Chicago 26. Green Bay 24 Buffalo 21, Denver 14 Minnesota 31, Los Angeles Raiders 20 Pittsburgh 17, Kansas City 16 San Diego 16, Indianapolis 13 St.

Louis 31, Tampa Bay 28 Philadelphia 31, Washington 27 Detroit 27, Dallas 17 San Francisco 27, Houston 20 New Orleans 31, Los Angeles Rams 14 Miami 20, Cincinnati 14 New York Giants 17, New England 10 Monday's Gamt New York Jets 30, Seattle 14 Sunday, Nov. 15 Buffalo at Cleveland, noon. Dallas at New England, noon. Detroit at Washington, noon. Houston at Pittsburgh, noon.

Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis, noon. Indianapolis at Miami, noon Tampa Bay at Minnesota, noon. New York Jets at Kansas City, noon. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 3:00 p.m.

Green Bay at Seattle, 3:00 p.m. New Orleans at San Francisco, 3:00 p.m. New York Giants at Philadelphia, 3:00 p.m. los Angeles Raiders at San Diego, 7:00 p.m. Monday, Nov.

It Chicago at Denver, 8:00 p.m. Jockey turns to cooking Basketball NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division PA GB Boston 3 0 1.000 Philadelphia 1 1 .500 1H New Jersey 0 1 .000 2 Washington 0 2 .000 24 New York 0 3 .000 3 Central Division Atlanta 2 0 1.000 Chicago 1 0 1.000 Cleveland 1 1 .500 1 Detroit 1 1 .500 1 Indiana 1 1 .500 1 Milwaukee 1 1 .500 1 NEW ORLEANS (AP) Ken Virginia Slims CHICAGO (AP) Results Monday from the Virginia Slims of Chicago women's tennis championships (seedings in parentheses): Singles First Round Lelia Meskhi, Soviet Union, del. Ellie Hakami, Tiburon, 61, 60. Etsuko Inoue, Japan, def. Andrea Holikova, Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6 4.

Katrina Adams, Chicago, def. Halle Cioffi, Kmuville. 6 2, 7 5. Barbara Potter, Woodbury, def. Catanna Lindqvist (8), Sweden, 63, 6 2.

Claudia Kohde Kilsch (5), West Germany, def. Wendy White, Atlanta, 6 2, 60. Doubles Pint Round Leila Meskhi and Svetlan Parkhomenko, Soviet Union, def. Julie McKeon, Northbrook, and Yvonne Vermaak, South Africa, 6 2, 60. ATP Money Leaders WESTERN CONFERENCE Jets, 30-14 Att Cp Yds Tds Pts 194 131 1936 15 173 8 221 150 2194 16 169.7 182 104 1884 18 169 0 236 145 2066 17 152.0 174 103 1489 12 145.8 188 111 1418 14 143.8 217 142 1721 11 143.3 209 130 1695 12 141.6 186 111 1542 12 140 9 242 146 1931 1( 139.5 219 123 1963 10 139 2 210 128 1714 9 138.9 227 140 1117 11 137.9 369 220 2993 19 137.7 171 102 1367 8 137.6 262 160 2061 13 135.1 267 154 2133 11 134 6 421 254 3168 21 133 8 225 137 1722 10 132.7 251 148 1800 15 130.2 288 173 2327 11 130 1 163 101 1266 5 128.7 229 121 1694 14 128.2 294 171 2151 15 127.6 255 146 1922 8 127.0 120 62 1059 4 126 8 259 153 1887 10 126.1 315 176 2205 16 125.1 198 116 1495 7 1236 300 172 2364 8 121.7 140 83 996 4 121.3 208 111 1417 11 121.3 126 63 1006 10 121.0 145 80 1051 7 121 0 243 139 1692 10 120.2 340 180 2282 17 1199 196 118 1424 4 1198 259 142 1922 11 119.6 360 198 2450 16 119 1 205 116 1322 7 118.1 242 133 1755 8 117.7 255 142 1801 10 117.0 185 100 1312 7 116.4 194 103 1351 7 115.2 355 206 2335 11 114 5 181 92 1275 9 114 3 177 92 1292 4 114 0 202 103 1394 7 113.5 229 121 1606 8 112.8 285 164 1821 9 111.8 Aikman.

UCLA Hartlieb, Iowa McPherson. Syr Peete, SoCal Schnell, Ind Walsh, MiaFIa Burger, Aub Musgrave, Oregon Jones, Vand Jones, Tulana Power, BC Secules, Va Perez, Snjose Mitchell, Utah Mendonca, Utah Telford, Fres Santos, SDSt McCoin, Cin T.Taylor, Cal Molander, ColoSt Francis, Tenn McManus, FlaSt Slayden, Duke Graham, LBch Veal, Ariz Gundy. OklaSt Burnett, Wyo Bell, Fla Ellis, SC Ware. Hou Barber, FulSt D.Brown, Mich Genilla. Pitt Dackin, BGreen Snyder, UtahSt Phillips, KentSt Hegarty, UTEP Wilhelm, OreSt Erney, Rut Goebel, Baylor Jensen, BYU Knimer, PennSt Tupa, OhioSt Garrison, NMei Ford, ArizSt Adams, EMich Mohr, III Maye, NC Rosenbach, WashSt He graduated from Chamberlain Hunt Military Academy in Port Gibson, in 1981 and attended one year of college at Southeastern Louisiana.

He then went to blacksmith school in Oklahoma City, in 1982. "My dad said he would pay for it and I went," Voss said. "I was too big at the time to ride and enjoyed staying in the horse racing business. The last horse I was shooing kicked me and I said 'to heck with In his youth, Voss rode at numerous match tracks in Louisiana and Mississippi before finally settling on a career as a thoroughbred race horse jockey. He won two races in Louisiana before heading to Charles Town in 1983.

"When I first came here in August of 1983, my goals were to be the leading rider and win some nice stakes races. I accomplished that," Voss said. In 1984, he was one of the leading apprentice riders in the United States in a class headed by Chris Antley, and rode primarily in 1985 and 1986 for trainer Bobby Hilton. He reached the winner's circle on the first horse he rode at Charles Town and the last horse he rode at the track. "I was the top rider three years in a row and won the Tri-State Futurity in 1985, the Arch Rival, the West Virginia Futurity and also won a nice filly stakes race on Why Jan.

I rode that horse twice and won with her both times," he said. ny Voss, a leading rider at the Charles Town Race Track the past four years, is trading his whip for a spatula. "I'm going back to school, taking a cooking class at Delgado College in New Orleans," the soft-spoken Voss said before leaving Charles Town, W. Va. "You usually only get one chance to go to school.

Here I'm getting a second opportunity. The race track isn't going anywhere. I can always come back." Voss, 23, who spends numerous hours in the kitchen when he's home, was the leading rider at the track in 1984, 1985 and 1986 and was again competitive this year. His friends call him a mean cook. Midwest Division Pet GB Denver 2 0 1.000 Dallas 1 1 .500 1 Houston 1 1 .500 1 Sacramento 1 1 .500 1 San Antonio 1 1 .500 1 Utah 1 1 500 1 Pacific Division A.

Lakers 2 0 1.000 Portland 2 0 1.000 Seattle 1 1 .500 1 Golden State 0 2 .000 2 LA. Clippers 0 2 000 2 Phoenii 0 2 .000 2 Monday's Game Boston 96, New York 87 Tuesday's Games Detroit at Indiana, 7:00 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 7:00 p.m. Seattle 14 014 NY. lets 0 10 10 1030 Second Quarter NYJ Townsell 91 punt return (Leahy kick), NYJ FG Leahy 35 Third Quarter NYJ FG Leahy 36 Sea Warner 3 run (Johnson kick) Sea Largent 29 pass from Krieg (Johnson kick) NYJ Griggs 4 pass from O'Brien (Leahy kick) Fourth Quarter NYJ Hector 1 run (Leahy kick) NYJ FG Leahy 26 A 60,452.

The 1987 Association of Tennis Professionals money leaders through Nov. 8: 1. Stefan Edberg 5937,467 2. Ivan Lendl (918,656 3. Miloslav Mecir (838,389 4.

Mats Wilander (670,349 5. Pat Cash (401,922 6. Tim Mayotte (383,821 7. Boris Becker (367.479 8. John McEnroe (365,766 9.

Brad Gilbert (367,887 10. Emilio Sanchez (343,733 11. Andres Gomez (334,112 12. Yannick Noah (326,503 13. Anders Jarryd (321,527 14.

Jimmy Connors (312,026 15. Tomes Smid (284,761 16. Robert Seguso (223,397 17. Joakim Nystrom (222,735 18. Slobodan 2ivojinovic (220,824 19.

Martin Jaite (219,510 20. David Pate (201,040 21. Milan Srejber (194,731 22. Paul Annacona (180,410 23. Guy Forget (178.578 24.

Christo Van Rensburg (163.364 25. Jonas B. Svensson (153,846 26. Jakob Hlasek (153 054 27. Sergio Case! (151,985 28 Henri Leconte (151,626 29.

KenFlach (149,011 30. Peter Lundgren (143,763 31. Claudio Mezzadri (143,520 Unseeded Potter upsets Lindqvist SEC Statistics BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Southeastern Conference 1987 team football statistics released by the SEC office: SCORING OFFENSE CHICAGO (AP) Unseeded Washington al Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Lakers at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m.

Golden State at Phoenix, 8:30 Utah at Los Angeles Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Denver at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Houston at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Dallas at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Indiana at Boston, 6:30 p.m.

Chicago at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Dallas at Utah.

8:30 p.m. Phoenix at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Tennis Gms Pts Gms CI Yds CtPg 8 75 675 9.3 8 57 359 7.1 10 69 1068 6 9 i 150 9 59 812 6 5 51 849 6.4 8 49 764 6 1 9 54 1017 6.0 9 54 629 6 0 8 48 818 6.0 Phillips, Hou Hall, NMei Liggins, SnJose Davit, LSU Jenkins, Fres Zeno, Tuane Sharpe, SC Jones, Ind Hoffman, Wyo Mathis, NMen Tennessee Auburn LSU Georgia Florida Alabama Kentucky Vandy Mississippi Miss St Avg 30.9 290 289 278 269 264 24.7 24.0 21.1 13.9 Avg 11.7 129 134 15.1 153 16.0 170 228 249 33.0 SCORING DEFENSE Hockey Gms Pts Open. I like hard courts and indoor carpet so I must have a good chance," Svensson said Monday. "If I'd lkost first round in Stockholm, the pressure would have been on me to get some points here.

Butg not I can relax." Points are what Cash also needs to clinch a place in next month's Nabisco Masters in New York, the climax of the year's men's pro circuit. Only the world's top eight players take part in the Masters and at present, the Wimbledon champion is No. 7 in the points table, the same position he is ranked on the world computer. Div. I-AA Top 20 MISSION, Kansas (AP) The top 20 teems in the 1987 NCAA Division l-AA poll with first place votes in parentheses, records through Nov.

8, points and last NHL Standings Auburn Florida LSU Kentucky Alabama Georgia Tennessee Miss St Mississippi Vandy week ranking: Record WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA Pis Pv 0 1 9 4 1 19 54 43 4 1 19 62 42 Celtics 96, Kniclcs 87 BOSTON (96) Bird 5 18 6 6 16, Roberts 4 5 3 6 11, Parish 8 13 4 6 20. Ainge 9 17 11 21, Johnson 3-6 8 8 14, Daye 1 3 6 6 8, Kite 01 0-0 0, Sichting 2 3 0 0 4, lohaus 1 3 0 0 2, Henry 0-1 0 0 0, Lewis 0 0 0 0 0, Acres 0 0 0 0 0. Totals 33 70 28-33 96. NEW YORK (87) Cummings 1 4 0 0 2, Walker 2 5 0 0 4, Ewing 10-16 3 4 23. Jackson 7 9 00 14, Wil-kins 5 13 0 0 10, Green 0 4 2-4 2, McNealy 1 4 2 4 4, Tolbert 2 3 0 0 4, Sparrow 15 0 0 2, Henderson 0 0 0 0 0, Tucker 4 11 2 2 12 Cartwright 3 7 4 4 lO.Totals 36 81 13 18 87.

Boston 32 22 23 199 New York 21 19 18 2987 3-point goals Ainge 2, Tucker 2. Fouled out None. Rebounds Boston 49 (Parish 14), New York 43 (Green 9). Assists Boston 23 (Bird 10), New York 25 (Jackson 10). Total fouls-Boston 17, New York 27.

A 19,591. 1 15 47 43 TOTAL OFFENSE New Jersey NY Islanders Washington Pittsburgh NY Rangers Philadelphia 7 6 5 7 4 9 3 13 55 57 Barbara Potter staged the first upset of the $150,000 Virginia Slims of Chicago tennis tournament Monday, employing an accurate ground attack to defeat No. 8 Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden 6-3, 6-2. Potter, of Woodbury, stayed on the baseline and passed Lindqvist repeatedly in the fourth singles match of the day at the University of Illinois-Chicago Pavilion. In other matches, fifth-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, of West Germany, easily disposed of Wendy White, of Atlanta, 6-2, 6-0.

Also advancing were Leila Meskhi, of the Soviet Union; Japan's Etsuko Inoue, and hometown favorite Katrina Adams. Meskhi took just 62 minutes to trounce Ellie Hakami, Tibourn, 6-1, 6-0; Inoue disposed of Andre Holikova, of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-4; and Adams, an amateur, who dropped put of Northwestern University this fll, won her first-round test from Halle Cioffi, of Knoxville, 6-2, 7-5. Potter said Lindqvist had trouble adapting to the fast surface. "I was able to pass her whenever she came to the net, and my 3 11 63 71 3 11 42 62 4 9 deep shots would not permit her to move the way she normally does," she said. Kohde-Kilsch, ranked 10th in the world, survived an opening-game service break to completely dominate White.

Cash returns LONDON (AP) Pat Cash returns to a British tennis court this week for the first time since capturing the men's singles title at Wimbledon, but faces a tough task even to get through his opening-round match in the $375,000 Benson and Hedges Championship. The Australian, whose three-set demolition of Ivan Lendl in the Wimbledon final ranked as one of the season's biggest upsets, has drawn Sweden's Jonas B. Svensson, who beat Cash in last year's tournament. Sevensson took countryman Stefan Edberg, the world's second-ranked player, to four sets in Sunday's final of the Swedish Open. "I've played well since the U.S.

Adams Division 2 I 5 7 10 9 12 11 15 3 4 13 14 17 19 Gm Avg TDs 440.8 32 405.2 29 387.7 33 380.1 25 376 3 21 376 1 28 372.1 25 351 6 28 340 7 27 330.6 13 Montreal Quebec Buffalo Boston Hartford Att Yds 623 3967 652 3647 639 3489 651 3421 661 3387 613 3385 597 3349 605 3164 614 3066 637 2975 LSU Georgia Tennessee Vanderbilt Mississippi Florida Kentucky Auburn Alabama Miss St 900 720 7-2-0 711 630 820 710 7 3 0 7-20 621 7 20 630 720 530 630 720 730 620 730 7 10 640 630 6 30 1. Holy Cross (4) 2. Appalachian St. 3. Northeast Lowsian 4.

Jackson St. 5. Northern Iowa 6. Idaho 7. Delaware St.

8. Georgia Southern 9. Eastern Kentucky 10. Arkansas St. 11.

James Madison 12. North Teias St. tie. Weber St. 14.

Western Kentucky 15. Richmond 16. Northern Arizona 17. Maine 18. New Hampshire 19.

Western Illinois 20. Howard U. tie Marshall tie Sam Houston St. tie. Youngstown St.

10 4 3 23 69 53 9 5 1 19 62 51 7 5 3 17 56 57 6 7 2 14 57 59 5 7 2 12 42 51 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norm Division Pts GF GA 8 6 0 16 64 58 if, TOTAL DEFENSE NBA Today Toronto Detroit Chicago Minnesota St. Louis 6 16 t20 120 6 6 2 14 45 47 6 7 2 14 66 68 5 7 3 13 52 58 4 8 1 9 42 50 Smyths Division 9 5 1 19 72 53 TIRE INC. 8 5 0 16 47 43 Florida Auburn Kentucky Alabama LSU Tennessee Georgia Mississippi Miss St Vandy Sheridan Poll Edmonton Winnipeg Calgary Los Angeles Vancouver 2 14 56 57 6 6 4 9 1 9 37 58 The top 10 teams in the Sheridan Poll of 4 9 1 9 47 56 Att Gm Att Yds Avg Avg TDs 599 2277 3 8 253 0 9 627 2492 4.0 276.9 10 611 2614 4 3 290 4 17 607 2679 4 4 297 7 14 605 2788 4.6 309 8 10 643 2928 4 6 325.3 15 601 3075 5.1 341.7 15 628 3096 4.9 344.0 26 587 3284 5.6 364.9 23 611 3618 5.9 402.0 38 RUSHING OFFENSE Att Gm Att Yds Avg Avg TDs 510 2606 5.1 289 6 23 405 2126 5 3 236 2 18 446 1916 4 3 212.9 17 366 1790 50 198 9 18 409 1722 4.2 191.3 26 438 1710 3.9 190.0 12 383 1705 4.6 189.4 20 407 1655 4 1 183 9 10 382 1575 4 1 175.0 12 354 1140 32 126.7 14 RUSHING DEFENSE Bowling black college football teams, with first place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7 and total points: No. School Record Pis.

1. Central Ohio (13) 901 139 2 Jackson St. (1) 711 119 3. Howard U. 7 10 111 4.

Delaware St. 7 10 102 5. TuskegeeU. 810 83 6. Virginia St.

811 50 7. Hampton U. 8-20 45 8. Alabama 6 3 0 36 9. Winston-Salem St.

7-20 34 10. Virginia Union 63 0 22 Monday's Games Quebec 6, Boston 4 Montreal 3, Toronto 1 Tuesday's Garnet New Jersey at New York Rangers, 6:35 m. Washington at New York Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 7:35 p.m.

Calgary at Winnipeg, 7:35 p.m. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 9:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Boston at Toronto, 6:35 p.m. Montreal at Hartford, 6:35 m. Washington at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m.

Detroit at Ciiicago, 7:35 m. Calgary at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Buffalo at Vancouver, 9:05 p.m. Georgia Kentucky Alabama LSU Tennessee Vandy Florida Miss St Mississippi Auburn FIBERGLASS BELTED WHITEWALL FREE MountingRoad Hazard Warr. Prep Polls Gm Att 25 All 13 Inch Att Yds Avg Deals 354 1057 377 1058 322 1085 381 1126 368 1153 (Steel Radial, add $5) SCOREBOARD Chicago at Atlanta (8 p.m.

EST). The league's last two scoring champions square oft. Michael Jordan's 37.1 average for the Bulls last season was the fifth highest in history: Dominique Wilkins of the Hawks was second at 29 ppg and his 30.3 average led the NBA in 1985 86. STATS The Los Angeles Lakers outrebounded the Twin Towers led Houston Rockets 55 36 Sunday night. STARS Sunday Magic Johnson, Lakers, had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in the Lakers' 101 92 triumph over Houston.

A C. Green, Lakers, grabbed 18 rebounds while playing a team leading 41 minutes. STARTS Through two games, both losses, 42.7 per. cent of the Los Angeles Clippers' points have been scored by rookies. Reggie Williams, the club's No.

1 draft choice and the fourth player taken overall, has scored 41 points in the two games, 21 percent of the team's total. STREAKS Dating back to last season, Boston has won six consecutive regular season games; New Jersey has lost six straight; New York has lost eight straight, and the los Angeles Clippers have lost 16 in a row. FREDALERT1 Boston forward Fred Roberts, who aver-aged 5 5 points in 73 games with the Celtics last season, has scored 36 points in two starts this year. Roberts is starting while Kevin McHele recuperates from foot surgery. HUH? Houston had 18 steals to the Lekers' five and 19 turnovers to Los Angeles' 28 Sunday night Lot Angeles won 101 92.

mm ilooo fU! Williams No 4 pick overall in tt Yi'J 6y tt Lot Angeles Clippers, it tt ieediig awer ivUm with 41 in ten, garrm Uimc l.Y.ey of 'itet tt rM ructt' pre tjiwte wjjh6 "fi 30 pwi. t'juvme' Of Kenny Smrti, tM I lias tupu nti Magic i-Axnje a um had 11 triple douWet last vtawa lto hn yl tins year Sunday Los Angeles iOJ Vi n.ntf tour Houston Jonnvxi vjtA 7'i yMM, grabbed 10 rebounds and passed off lt 12 assists. HOME SWin HOME Home teams have won 18 of the 22 games played this season Auburn Florida Georgia Alabama Kentucky Tennessee LSU Miss St Mississippi Vandy 368 1329 360 1475 370 1638 Avg TDs 1174 6 1176 6 120 6 4 1251 10 128.1 8 147 7 8 163 9 5 1820 14 195 7 15 226 .3 28 Avg TDs 2419 14 224 9 14 2013 9 30 All 14 Inch 431 1761 420 2037 Here are the rankings of high school football teams compiled by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. First place votes are in parenthesis, followed by the record and total number of points. Points are based on 10 for a first place vote, nine for a second, etc.

Class AAAA I St. Augustine (10) 10 0 0 100 2. West Jefferson 000 87 3. Ouachita 7 30 80 4. Covington 910 73 5 Huston 910 59 6 Barbe 8 2 0 40 7 Neville 7 2 0 30 8 S.

Lafourche 8 0 28 9 Leesville 910 24 10 Shaw 9 -Ouachita forfeited three no district games for an ineligible player. Others receiving votes: Southwood 8, Green Oaks 7, Central Lafourche 2, New Iberia 1 Jesuit 1. ClaaaAAA PASSING OFFENSE Att Cmp Int Pet Yds (Steel Radial, add $6) James Clark rolled the high series (742) and Jimmy Savoy had the high game (268) in men's bowling action at Cajun Lanes in Mansura last week. Mike Mayberry and Dick Le-master were named players of the month for October. Other men's series: Don Hel-minger 693, Ricky Guillory 668, Leon Bowman 615, Glenn Chesne 609, 595, 577; Erk Bordelon 609, Jimmy Savoy 606, Mike Jones 605, Carl Strickland 600, Mike Mayberry 599, Derek Griffin 599, E.G.

McKay 597, James Clark 596, Aubrey Roy 594, Dean Schexnyd-er 589, Huey Mayberry 587, John Douglas 577, Louis Schexnyder 576. Other men's games: Glenn Chesne 257, 245, 226; James Clark 256, 248, 238, 226; Ricky Guillory 254, Don Helminger 244, 235; Paul Bordelon 238, Jimmy Savoy 236, Mike Jones 233, Leonard Gauthier 231, Leon Bowman 231, Tracy Rusk 228, Erk Bordelon 225. Paula McKay swept high series (646) and game (245) honors in women's competition. Beth Le-master (scratch) and Theresa Schexnyder (handicap) were named bowlers of the month for October. Other women's series: Debra Tassin 617, 560, 518; McKay 610, 590; Debra Brou 601, 557, 528, 505; Karen Lemoine 564, 527; Pam Helminger 534, 515; Patrice Ve-neable 532, Pat Dupuy 525, Arlene Bordelon 518, Mary Gauthier 516.

Other women's games: McKay 244, 213, 213, 202; Linda Pena 223, Debra Brou 220, 204; Pam Helminger 213, Karen Lemoine 202. Terrell Bordelon rolled the high series (447) and John Voorhies had the high game (184) in senior citizens action. Other seniors series: Agnes Bordelon 439, 404; Voohries 436, 431, 430; Naomi Coco 418, Terrell Bordelon 417. Other senior games: Agnes Bordelon 171, 157, 153; Terrell Bordelon 169, 159; Voohries 159, 154; Coco 158. 161 8 60 0 2177 161 7 64 0 2024 161 12 196 3 3 1901 13 LSU Auburn Miss.

Tenn. Vandy Florida Miss St Ky. Ala. Ga. 35 All 15 Inch 58 0 1812 59 0 1767 59 0 1711 66 0 1680 48 0 1320 49 0 1223 50 0 1150 4 6 0 1 041 135 13 125 9 129 13 110 14 95 10 84 8 66 7 BASEBALL National League CINCINNATI REDS Signed Bo Diaz, catcher, to a guaranteed two yen contract.

ST. LOUIS CARDI HALS Released Dan Driessen, first baseman. FOOTBALL National Football league DETROIT LIONS Signed Vyto Kab, tight end. LOS ANGELES RAMS Reinstated LeRoy Irvin, cornerback, from the suspended list. HOCKEY National Hockey league PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Recalled Jock Callander, center, and Steve Guenette, goalie, from Muskegon of the International Hockey league Sent Frank Piertrangelo, goalie, to Muskegon SOCCER Afnerica Soccer League KA Announced it has admitted two new itwjiun, Orlando and Miami.

Announced tit (t blazer, wnmivswier, has been wieftimowly re UA11U WO VlfcMNiA CONffWNCE-An-Mnmed that West Virginia if has been stripped of its NAiA pUyff berth due to using an ineligible player 186.7 146 7 1359 127.8 11V7 (Steel Radial, add $7) PASSING DEFENSE Att Cmp Int Pet Yds 107 6 480 1219 448-1776 1776 Jackson St. 18th I Jtokton Sit. 1 John Curtis (8) 810 98 2 Amite (2) 901 92 3 Wash Marion 910 80 4 Wossman 810 69 5 SI Martmville 820 59 6 Mansfield 8 20 45 7 M.nden 8 2 0 39 8 Aleiandna 820 21 9 Plaouemme 9 10 21 10 Lutcher 7 30 10 Avg TDs 135 4 3 145 9 5 148 3 11 169 4 4 162 3 9 172 7 4 175 7 10 177 7 7 182 3 9 221 I 11 Fla LSU Miss. Auburn Ky. Ala.

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