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I imp 4-C Apr. 27. 1H3 tcr Tmt7yTo)'Tr( scoreboard Ryan goes for record in Montreal Jones, Pollock. 1 William Themosen, Alexandria. 4.

David Alsup, Rutten. 1. Lorry J. Themp-ten, Snreveperl. WOMEN'S RACE (Si-Mlle) 1.

P. J. Martin, Alexandria, 1:41 00. 1. Solly Bindurtky, Alexandria.

1. Mlchell Drum mo nd, Plnevllie. 4. Jonet Raymond, Gretna. VETERAN'S CLASS (4-Mlks)-1.

Charles Lee, Athens. Texos, 1:3110. 1. Sidney Kaplan, AteiondrM. I.

Brian Wollli, West Monroe. 4. David Drummand, Plnevllie. I. George Gum-berger.

Port Arthur, Texas. OPEN CITIIEN'S RACE (H-Mltei)-t. Jomes Heltoweil, Natchitoches, 44 00. 1. John Thias, Natchitoches.

1. Ted Tokord, Shreveport. 4. Brian Lewis, Shreveport. I.

Henry Yeung-btoed. Shreveport. I. Ed Bemel. Houghton.

COLLEGE BASEBALL Centenary 0-14, LeTeurneou )- Nicholls State 1-4, Gromeltng Ol Northwesern 1-1, Stephen P. Austin II Ole Miss It 5, Ark. SI. Ol LSUf-3. Tulane Of Tennessee Middle Tenn.

1 Arkensas-LR 4-t. Ouachita 1-1 Georgia 4. Ga. Stole I Houston 7, Trinity 1 PREP BASEBALL Huntington Southwood I Captain Shreve 17, Green tots I NolchltocnevCentrel Airline I Fair Pork Byrd I Devllne II, North DeSoto Trinity Height 5, Cedar Creek I Gibtland'Colemon II, Pellcon 10 Glenbrook 0, Calvary I PREP SOFTBALL LISAbldlttrkt Central 7, Bienville 4 (girls) Central advance to stole pkuoHs Forrldoy, Thursday and NOTICE CAPTAIN SHREVE BOOSTERS Ttie Contain Shreve Boosters Club will hold Its llnol meeting ol the school year, Tuesday, May 3, et 7: 30 p.m.. the school cateterlo.

Of llcers for next year will be elected. RACQUETBALL MANDEVILLE Mike Atmerlco, representing Dan Burton't Fountain ol Youth health resorts In Shreveport ond Bossier City, won the Bon Toemps Spring Open Racauetboll Tournament here Sunday, defeating defending state Champion Lance Locour In the finals, 1113, 2114. Atmerlco, who'll defend his title In the Re-nltount Gundown In Hovmo till weekend, won 1210 for hit Sunday win. BICYCLING Results of the Velodes Lowenbrau Holiday In Dixie Bicycle Closs held April 14 on on 11-mile course starling at Bodcau Dam In Bossier Parish A U.S. Cycling Federation sanctioned race.

SENIOR II, III 154-Mlle Race)-). David Knlling, Baton Rouge, 1:13 00. 1. Darren Edward, Baton Rouge. 3.

Carl Cook, New Orient. SENIOR IV (34-Mile Roce)-1. Ronald Sloan, Monroe, 1:77.00. 1 Craig Scrader, Pert Arthur, Texat. 3.

Brad Boyd, Natchitoches. 4. Billy TODAY MORS! tAONC Leufclano Don. l-roce cord. First peittlme 1 p.m.

PROFESSIONAL gASEIAU. Jfldnofi ol Shrerepert, SPAR Siodevm, C0LLE6C M3EBALL La Cotto ol U. Toco. 1 gamM, J. C.

Lovt Field, Ruston, 4 p.m. Northeast ol LIU. I ponwt. PREP GOLF Olylelen I Quad A) Doyt, stole tograoraerit ol LSU BOtPfl Row PREP TRACK Region II tract at Delhi Hit Sctieol Region ll tree ol Aleionorla Senior High Region t-A Olrlt Irock at Nortneoil. Moaree.

AIRWAVES 7 0 tutor (ESPN) m. -HaA KM (ESPN) taMl(Ariim 1 to (ESPN) It -Sportswomen (ESPN) semifinal It SP) I Vegos Tennll (ESPN) I 30 (ESPN) 4 Voconl Lot (ESPN) 4: JO p.m. Beit OoH (ESPN) 4:30 PrnlooelpHIO at Atlanta (WTBS) i (ESPN) 4o Roclng (ESPN) 4 (ESPN) 7p Bosketboll, Milwoukee ot Boston Roclng, Northwestern 40 (ESPN) -SportCeter (ESPN) tup (USA) 30 BometboR. (ESPN) II 3Bp Ovnumtict (USA) Mitfeite-Pocket Billiorai (ESPN) 1 1 -Sportlf or (ESPN) I 30o ESPN) 1 Racing (ESPN) 1 o.i.-AurreUon Football (ESPN) Radio 7 ol Tt, KTAL FM. USFL GLANCE SHRFVKPORT-BOSSIKR I Ray Corter end Ira Tieuet; Mark Buetew and Kevin Heuser.

W-Buetow L-Corter. Second Game Gramblmf 000 111 0-1 i 1 Nichelt ITT 111 X-4 7 1 floberl Wllllemt, Martin Got lev (1) and Ira Tleuel. John Fockme end Mark MonisceKo. W-Foolone. W-Williom.

HR-Croig Coppola IN). At Centenary Flrtt Gome LeTaerneee 091 1-1 I Centenary 1M 331 i-4 11 I Jessie Lew and Mall Williams; Tom Fischer and Wayne Rothbun. MR Stacy Burt (C) em, none on. Wayne Rothbun Sm, two on. W-Fhv Cher 14-1.

L-Lew (1-3) Second Game LeToxirneoa 0OI 000 10 1 1 Centenary 100 174 -M II I Mo Omhty, Robbie Shorpe III and Mott Wit liom. Stacy Burl. Jerry Winfieid (41 and Wayne RatttBun HR Utand Shaw (CI 5th. two on, Eddie Crone IC) etn, two en. W-Burt (14).

L-Omloy. PREP LINES At Huntington Southwood OM 111 20- 5 I 5 Huntington 120 120 01-4 1 Darren Wlgplns, Darren Rak (7) end Joe Llles; Joey Belle, Marl Doyol (4) and Robbie Rice W-Devot (11). L-Rok. HR-Teny Belle (H) 1st, none on; Joe Llles (S) 7th, one on. RECORDS: Southwood 1-2 Huntington 114.

n. At Captain Shreve Green Oak III 00- 1 I Coat. Shreve (14 1)1 In -17 10 0 Kenny Faroes and Torlln Sumlin. Loyd Thomas ond Al Ready, Teoven Redstone (1), Jonothon Mark Ins (5). W-Thomo (54).

L-Farbes (0-1). HRs-Kevin Pickens (CS), lirst inning, two on; Mike Moaner (CS), first inning, two on. RECORDS: Captoin Shreve 11-1 ovtroll, 71 DistrKI 1-AAAA. Green Oaks Oil, 0-t. At Natchitoches Airline 000 101 0-1 4 1 Natch-Central 110 131 X-l II 3 Brian McPherson, Koeppon (I) and Al Kyle, Kevin Kyle IS), Charles Presley, Pat Listoch (7) and Ray Gill.

W-Preslev (74). L-McPherton. At Broadmoor Fair Pork 100 TOO Oi-t I I Bvrd 100 070 00-3 I 4 James Duncan ond ErkHandlev; Chris Leten- dre. Randy Wilson III and Gerald Williams. W-Ouncon L-Letendre 14).

RECORDS: Bvrd 1-13, 1-t. At Stonewall Dayline 110 111 1-11 11 I North DeSoto 300 111 1-f 4 Adjck watsenand Rick Watson: White, A B. Hudson (5) ond Fuller (71). L-MOiite HR Fuller (NO) 4th. one on; Dorryll Obsae D) 5th, one on.

RECORDS: Doyline 10-5. At Trinity Heights Cedxr Creek 111 001 14 I 1 Trtntty Heights 410 000 0-1 I I OavM Coiaweil, Stuart Lang (1) ond Mark Humphries; Steve McClure ond Ricky Dees. W-McClure (4-1). L-Coidwell. RECORDS: Cedar Creek 104.

Trinity Height 144. At Glaaland-Colomon Pelicatn AII Saints 110 131 1-10 I GibtioTHl Calemaa 120 314 ill I Chrri ollev ond Alton Woodlev. Anthony Packmen end Jasper Pearson. Blackmon (4-1). L-Solley HR -Charles Rushing (GO, 7th, none en, Preston Wilson (GO 7th, one en.

RECORDS: GibUand Coleman 104. Pellcon Al Minden Calvary 000 100 01 I 1 Glenbroak 100 034 i-t 10 1 Steve Matthews and J.O. Grantham; Steve Nerdy ored Gil Lary. W-Hordv (II). Matt heats (5-3).

HR Kevin Woodard(C) 4th, none en. RECORDS: Glenbrook 17-1. Calvary 74. SUB VARSITY Juniar Hion Track ot Caddo Parish Stadium: Team Total (Girts): 1. Linear 43.

1. Bethune 3f. 3. Midwov 15'nj. 4.

(tie)-Ridgewoed ond Walnut Hill 32, 4. Oark 15, l.Youree Drive ei.l.Oak Terracet. 10. (tie) Hollywood 3, LinwKod 1, II. Hamilton Terrace I.

SHOTPUT: Thomas (R) 11-3. DISCUS: Beiaen (Clerk) 134. LONG JUMP: Eden (M) U-l'l. HIGH JUMP: Oelden (Clork) 4-9. 70-METER HUROO-ES: Murray (WH) 54.

ODOMETER RELA-Y: Linear 1:49 17. 400-METER DASH: Tyler Linear) 1 0011. 100-METER DASH: Wothinalon (Bel ll.tl 400-METER RE-LAY: RidMweoaJSl.M 100-METER OASH: Full-wood (Linear) ltVN (new record). 1400-METER RELAY: Walnut Hill 4: 19.00 (new record). Team Teton (Bovst-1.

Linwood 59, 1. Bethune 4f J. iduewood J4, 4. Hamilton Terrace 31. 5.

Midway llnt, I. Hellywoad IS, 7. Linear 11, 0. J.S.Clark Sroodmoor 7, 10(tie) walnut HlU ond Youroe Drive and Oak Terrace I. MONTREAL (AP) Just five shy of breaking the mark, Nolan Ryan of the Houston Astros resumes his hunt for Walter Johnson's career strikeout record tonight when he pitches against the Montreal Expos.

After two starts in '83, one of them against the Expos, Ryan had 10 strikeouts and 3,504 in a career that entered its 16th full season this year. Johnson, whose playing career ended 55 years ago, struck out 3,508 batters in 21 major league seasons. While Johnson's mark, akin to the lifetime home run record of Babe Ruth, rates as one of baseball's most sacred relics of a long-gone era, Ryan has downplayed its importance in the past weeks. Although he relishes breaking the mark as a way to silence "a lot of critics who see me as no more than a .500 pitcher," the 36-year-old Ryan rates more highly his major league records of five no-hitters and 383 strikeouts in 1973 with the California Angels. "They stand by themselves," he says of those two marks, noting that he could well be passed on the all-time strikeout list by Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies before the '83 season is over.

With 46 strikeouts already in 1983, the 38-year-old Carlton has 3,480 in 17 seasons. Ryan also points out that Carlton starts every fourth day, while he starts every fifth. Ryan spent the first two weeks of the season on the disabled list with an inflamed prostate. He made his first start on April 17 at home against the Expos, striking out seven in six innings. In six innings against the Philadelphia Phillies last Friday night, he struck out only three, leaving him four short of tying and five of breaking the record.

He left the Philadelphia game after throwing 114 pitches, many of them in the 97-98 mph range. He was wild, however, walking six. "He threw as good as he could," said Philadelphia's Joe Morgan, one of Ryan's strikeout victims. "In the fifth inning, he threw one 90 mph fastball by me, and then he threw a changeup. "We got some jam hits of him early, and there's nothing he could do about those.

Heck, if you've played a while, Nolan is going to strike you out," Morgan said. "There's nothing to be ashamed of." While Ryan noted that the Phillies were less of a free-swinging club than the Expos, he saw little advantage pitching in Montreal. He faced the Expos a week ago Sunday in the Astrodome. AtUmllC PCt. PF PA PMIOdelpnK 7 I I Ml 7J Boston I I I ID lit "3 New Jersey 1 I I Jla til Wothlngton 1 7 I 1)7 HI Control Tampa Bar I I I .11 Hi 1S4 Chicago i I 4JS tIJ 111 Micrngon 4 4 I 500 157 157 Birmingham I 0 .175 101 114 Pacilic Arliona 4 4 .500 11 II Denver 4 4 1 ,500 Hf 133 LoiAneehn 4 4 0 500 173 130 Ookland 111 .375 133 134 Mets' Georger shuts down Captains, 3-2 By BRUCE HUNTER Times Sports Writer Jackson reliever Joe Georger spoiled ace Mark Grant's best performance of the season by pitching the Mets over the Shreveport Captains 3-2 Tuesday night at SPAR Stadium.

Georger, coming on with one out in the fourth inning and the score tied 2-2, pitched 5 23 shutout innings, giving up only a single to Sean Toerner. Georger, 4-0, struck out eight and walked only one. The Caps were able to get only two runners to second base against him. Meanwhile, loser Grant, 1-2, was overpowering with his fastball and became equally effective with his curve late in the game. He struck out 10 and gave up eight hits, a walk and three runs, only two of which were earned in eight innings.

"In my mind, that's the best game he's pitched," said Caps manager Duane Espy. The Mets, 9-6, lead the Eastern Division of the Texas League by a game over the Caps, 9-8. The final and decisive game of their five-game series is at 7:30 tonight. The winning run was scored in the eighth inning when the Mets finally were able to take advantage of their speed. With two outs, Jim Woodward singled to right field and pulled off a delayed steal after catcher Rocky Gomez had trouble handling a low pitch by Grant.

Al Pedrique followed with a hard grounder up the middle' that scored the fleet Woodward from second. "(Woodward) stole second on a ball in the dirt," said Espy. "If that ball is up, Gomez throws him out easily." The Caps let a couple of prime scoring opportunites go to waste. In the fifth, Stevenson was hit by a Georger pitch with one out and moved to second on Toerner's third single of the game. Bryan Snyder went to 3-and-2 and the runners were on the move.

However, Snyder looked at a third strike and John Gibbons threw out Stevenson at third. Toerner had the other scoring chance for the Caps, reaching on an error to lead of the eighth and moving up on Snyder's sacrifice. But he was doubled up at second after Chris Brown hit a broken-bat popup to short center field. Shreveport took a 1-0 lead on an RBI double by Brown in the first. Jackson scored an earned run on a RBI double by John Christensen and added an unearned run, both in the fourth inning, to go ahead 2-1 before Rob Deer tied it up with a solo homer in the fourth.

It was his fifth of the season. Rick Anderson started for the Mets but had to leave in the fourth after being struck by a Mark Schuster line drive. Pat Larkin hurled the final inning for the Captains. 1 NFL DRAFT BY ROUND SHOTPUT: Phil (Be) 401 DISCUS (Linear) 1314 LONG JUMP (Ml (Linwood) and Green I Bel nM'i MIOH JUMP Oreen (Be) 54 (new record) TOMETIR HURDLES: Gueery (Ml 993 MOMETI RILAV Lmweod l.un (new record) leOMtTIR RUN: Nerrrsl ll 40OMETERDA5H Nvnter (R) SIM (new record) twVMETER DASH: ModltenlLlnwiod) 11 97 40OMETIR RELAY: Llnwlld 47 43. MO-MEtER OASH: Frederick (Linweed) 14 44.

104 ME TIP RELAY: Lmwul 3:41 0. PRO TENNIS Grond Prll Al Madrid, Sppio First Round Helm Gurtrhordt, Swltieriand, del. Eddie Oibbs, US. 4-2. 4-1, Carlos Klrmayr, Braill, del.

Mo Kiel Orames. Spam. 24, 74, i-4; Yannlck Noah, France, del. Domlr Keretlc. West Germany, 1-3, 4-1; Victor Peccl, Paraguay, det.

Diego Perot, Uruguay, 74. 14, 4-3; Moonus Tideman, Sweden, del. Fernando Luna, Spain, 7 5, 1-1; Thierry Tuloine, France, def. Peter Elter, West Germony, 4-1, 14, 9-7; Buster Mot-Irom, Britain, del. Guv Forget, France, 74, 4-4.

TAMPA, Flo. (AP) Here ore the results el Tuesday's llrsl-round matches ot the 175.000 Robinson's Men's Tennis Open ot the University 01 South Flerida Sun Dome: Bob Luti del Robert Von't Haf, Dallos, 1-7, 1-1, 4-4. Mike DePalmer. Knanvllle, del. Marty Dovlv San Jose, 14, 44.

John Fltigerold, Austrolla, def John Sadrl, Chorlotte, l-l, 74. Friti Buehnlng, Shan Hills. N.J., del. Tom Oulllk son, Palm Coosl, 7-5, 1-7, 74. ATLANTA (AP) Results Tuesday In the 1150.000 Virginia Slims ol Atlanta tennis tour-no ment at the Peochtree World of Tenni: Flrl Round Singles Pom Shrlver def.

Nancy Yeargln 4-1. 04. Wendy Tarnbull del. Leslie Allen 44, l-l, 1-3. Terry Phelps del.

Barbara Potter 44. 44, 4-1. Anne Smith def. Dana Gilbert 4-1, 4-1. Andrea Loand del Barbara Hellaulst 4-1, 4-1.

Sharon Walsh def. Leigh Thompson 7-5, e-1. Susan Mascorin del. Anna Maria Fernendet 4-1, 7-S. First Round Doubles Korhv Jordan and Anne Smith def.

Laura Do-Pont ond Ann Henricksson 4-3, 04. Bunny Bruiting ond Jttl Davis del. Stacy Margolin and Kim Shoefer 7-S, 7 5 WCT Finals At Dallas First round Bill Scanlon, US, def. Balais Tarocty, Hun-gory, 4-1, 44, 4-3; Tomas Smid. Ciechosiovokia, def.

wotiek Fibok, Poland, 34, 4-3. 74 (7-S), 4-2 NCAA TENNIS At Centenary Northeast 7, Centenary 1 SINGLES Joe Prother (C) Peter Jettel. 7-4, 7-5 tiebreaker, 41 retired; JohnTremel (N( d. Randall Gomolei, 4-1, 4-2 Kevin Forbes N) d. Terry Daliell, 44, 4-1; Mark Tichenar (N) d.

Shawn Llvetav, 4-1, 4-1; Lance Fedderlv (N) d. Mike Ellmon, Jackie Ralston (N) d. Alberto Trulllle, DOUBLE I- Jetiel-Tremel (N) d. Pat Downs-Daliell, 4-3, i-4; Tlchenar-Fedderly (N) d. Prother-Llvesay, 44, Goniotei Truiillo (C) d.

Ralston-Corey Robinson, 14, 14. 4-4. Records: Centenary, 4-14; Northeast, ti l. Northeast ploys in the Southland Conference Tournament this weekend at Beaumont and Centenary hosts the Trent America Athletic Conference Tour no ment storting at I a.m., Monday, May 14. PREP TENNIS At Parkway Porkwav 9, Bossier 1 BOYS SINGLES Neil Sweaty (P) Lloyd Godfrey 105; David Parr (P) d.

Whitney Al-lemand 104; Franklin Roemer (P) d. Jell McCloin HV4; Kevin Knitkern Tim Vincent HVS; Randy Curron (P) d. David Stewart 109; Chuck Ebert (P) d. Kenny Knitkern I 5. DOUBLES Sweasv'Roemer (P) d.

Al-temand-Kev Kniskern 101. GIRLS SINGLES Tommy Gollogher (P) d. Chris Lee 10-1; Julie Roemer (P) d. Katie Boron 104; Shown Liou (B) d. Teresa Schmidt 10-2; Mary Meyers (P) d.

Lisa Foley 10-5; Wendy Brennon IB) d. Kyre Burnev 101. AtOuerbes Captain Shreve 7, Byrd 1 BOYS SINGLES Paul Riser (CSI Eric Stovig 10-1; Richie Roberts (CS) Nathaniel Mays 44, 44. DOUBLES Trey Hawklns-Mortin Loftier (CS) d. Phillip Goerner-Tlngole Jue 4-0, 14; A Williams Allen (CS) d.

David Burns-David Baudoin 4-3, 4-3. GIRLS SINGLES Kate Former (B) d. Shawnt Morsolo 4-1. 14; Stacev Kelley (CS) d. Vivian Eggiestan 44, 1-1.

DOUBLES Horne-Renee Andrews (CS) d. Esgleston-Beth Proudloot 0-1. MIKED DOUBLES Margaret Anne Bun-drick-Jcv Butcher (CS) d. Linda Albright-John Dietrich 4-1, 4-1. Round 113, Baltimore, Sid Abromewiti, ot, Tulsa.

114, Houston, Lorry Moriortv, rb, Notre Dame. US, Detroit, Irom Los Angeles Rams, Demetriout Johnson, db, Missouri. 114, Denver, Weedy Horrit. lb, Houston, 117, San Francisco, Rikl Grov. lb, Southern California.

UK, New England, from Chicago. Smiley Creswell. de, Michigan State, lit, Kansas City, Jim Arnold, Van-derbilt. Ill, Phliadeiphid. Byron Darby, lb.

Southern California. Ill, Detroit, Steve Mori, Alabama, in, Cleveland, Bill Centi, ol, Penn Slate. 121, Seattle, Chris Castor, wr, Duke. 124, New York Giants. Malcolm Scott, te, LSU.

IIS. Denver, Irom New Orleans, Bruce Baldwin, db, Harding. 124, Buflalo, Matt Vonden Boom, db, Wisconsin. 127, Minnesota, Mark Stewart, lb, Washington. 121, New nglond, Darryl Lewis, te, Texas-Arlington, lit, Atlanta, Brett Miller, ot, Iowa.

130, St. Louis, Steve Bird, wr. Eastern Kentucky. 131, Tampa Bay, Tony Chick illo, dt, Miami 131, Green Bay, Bryan Thomas, rb, Pitt. 131, Pittsburgh, Paul Skonski, wr, Washington.

134, Los Angeles Rams, from San Diego, Otis Grant, wr, Michigan State. 135, Dallas, Chuck McSwain, rb, Clemson. 134, New York Jets, John Walker, dt, Nebraska-Omaha. 137, Cincinnati, Jeff Christenten, ab, Eastern Illinois. 131.

Las Angeles Raiders. Dot ie Williams, wr, UCLA. 139, Houston, Irom Mlomi. Jerome Foster, dr, Ohio State. 10.

Pittsburgh, trom Washington, Gregg Garrity, wr, Penn State. Sixth Round 1, San Diego (Irom Baltimore), Trumolne Johnson, wr, Gombling. 2, Houston, Steve Hay-worth, db, Oklahoma. 3, Denver (from New Orleans), Victor Heflin, db, Delaware State. 4, LA Rams, Gory Kowolskl, Boston College.

Cleveland from Chicago), Tim Stracka, te, Wisconsin. 4, Kansas City, Ills Gordner, Georgia Tech. 7, Philadelphia, Victor Ootis, wr, Northwest Louisiana. Tampa Bay (from Son Francisco), Rheugene Bronton, wr, Tc-xot Southern, Clevetan, Dove Puuuoli, dt, Pittsburgh. II, Seattle, Reginald Gipson, rb, Alabama AAM.

11, NY Giants, Darren Patterson, lb, Texas Christian. 12, Cincinnati (Irom New Orleans), Kiki DeAvalo, lb, Texat. 13, NY Olontt (from Buflalo through LA Romt), Kevin Belcher, Texas-El Paso. 14, Detroit, Todd Brown, wr, Nebroska. 15, New England, Mike Bass, Illinois.

14, Anthony Allen, wr, Washington. 17, St. Louis, George Schmitt, db, Delaware. 18, Tompo Bay, Ken Kaplan, New Hampshire. If, Minnesota, Mike Jones, wr, Tennessee State.

20, Green Boy, Ron Sams, Pittsburgh. 21, Baltimore (from San Diego), Grant Featel, Abilene Christian. 12, Dollas, Reggie Collier, ob. Southern Mississippi. 13, NY Jets, Vincent White, rb, Stanford.

14, Pittsburgh, Eric Williams, db, North Carolina Stole. 25, Clnctnnotl, Larry Klrmebrew, rb, Tennessee State. Washington (Irom LA Raiders), Bob Winckler, Wisconsin 17, Miami, Reggie Roby, p. Iowa. Washington, Babe Laufenberg, ab, Indiana.

Seventh Round 1, Baltimore, Alvin Moore, rb, Aritono State. 1. Houston, fterkie Wall, wr, Texas. 1, LA Rams, Jeff Simmons, wr. Southern Cot.

4. Denver, Myron DuPree, db, North Carolina Central. Kansas City, Ken Thomas, rb, San Jose State. 4. Phitodelphio, Anthony Edgar, rb.

Hawaii. 7, San Francisco, Gary Moten, lb, SMU. Cleveland (from Chicogo), Rocky Belk, wr, Miami (Fla Seattle, Sam Merrimon, lb, Idaho. 10. NY Giants, Perry Williams, db.

North Corelina State. 11, Kama City (Irom New Orleans), Doryl Posey, rb, Mississippi College. 12, Buflalo, Gurnest Brawn, dt, Maryland. 11, Detroit, Mike Block, Arriono Slote. 14, Phitodelphio (from Cleveland), Jon Schurmels.

Princeton. 15. Atlanta, Jell Turk, db, Boise State 14, St. Louis, Carlos Scott, Txas-EI Poso. 17, Tompo Bay, Wei den Ledbetter, rb, Oklahoma 11, Minnesota, Carl Lee, db, Marshall.

If, New England, Craig James, rb p. SMU. 11. Green Bay, Jessie Clark, rb. Arkansas.

II, Dollas, Chris Schultt. Ariiona 21, NY Jets, Darrin Newbald, lb, Southwest Missouri. 23, Pittsburgh, Mark Kirchner, Baylor. 24. San Diego, Bill Elko, dt.

LSU. 35, Cincinnati, Jomes Griffin, db, Middle Tennessee. 24, LA Raiders, Jeff McCall, rb, Clemson. 17, Miami, Keith Weettel, lb, Rutgers. II, wothlngton, Kelvin Bryant, rb, North Carolina.

Eighth Round Denver (from Baltimore), Gory Kublak, ab, Texo MM. 1. Houston, Robert Thompson, Michigan. 3, Pittsburgh (from Denver), Henry Odom, rb, South Carolina State. 4, LA Romt, Troy db, Southern California.

Philadelphia, Rich Kravnok, lb, Pittsburgh, San Diego (from Son Francisco), Ernest Jackson, rb, Texas 7, Chicogo, Richard Dent, de, Tennessee State. Kansas City, Irv Eatman, UCLA, NY Giants, Andy Headen, lb, Clemson. 10, New Orleans, David Greenwood, db, Wisconsin 11, Buffalo, Jomes Durham, db, Houston. 12. Detroit, Bill Stopleton, db, Washington.

13, Cleveland, Mike McClearn, Temple. 14, Seattle, Matt Hernondei, Purdue. IS, SI. Louis, Bob Harris, db, Auburn. II, Tampa Bay, John Samuelson, lb, Aiusa-Poclfk.

17, Minnesota, Norrls Brown, te, Georgia. New England, Ronnie Lipoert. do, Miami It, Atlanta, John Rade, lb, Boise State. 10, Green Bay, Carlton Briscoe, db, McNeese Stale. 11, NY Jets, Oovlln Mullen, db, Western Kentucky.

11, Pittsburgh. Croig Dunowav, te, Mlchigon. 23. Chicago (trom Son Diego), Mark Born, dt, Iowa. 34.

Dallas, Low-rence Ricks, rb, Michigan. IS, Cincinnati, Mike Martin, wr, Illinois. 14, LA Raiders, Mike Dot-terer, rb. Stanford. 17, Miami, Mark Clayton, wr, Louitvilte.

it, Washington, Todd Hallttrom, Minnesota. Ninth Round 1, BoNtmore. Jim Mill. I. Hawaii.

1. Houston, Kevin Potter, db, Missouri. 3, LA Rams, Jock Belcher, Boston Colleoe. 4, Denver, Brian Hawkins, db, San Jose State. 5, San Francisco, Mike Mvlorkev, te, Florida, Chicogo, Robert Foda, Pittsburgh.

7, Kansas City. Adorn Lingner, Illinois. Philadelphia, Rich Peiier, t. Rhode Island. 9, New England (Irom New Orleans), Ricky Williams, rb, Lengston.

U. But tale, George Porker, db, Norfolk State. 11, Detroit (used in supplemental draft last year to select Kevin Robinson db. North Carolina A4T I At Southern Hilts txviuen ill I A 1, C) Regional Tennis OY I TE AM STATE QUALIFIERS: I. Alma IreM 11 peinrs: 1.

St Frederick I. GIRLS' TEAM STATE OUALIFIERS: I. Sevtniwid 9 points; 1 Caldwell Parish I. BOYS SINGLES Championship: Peter Nowak, Southlield d. Joseph Johnson.

Alma Brawn l-t, 44. Tnh-d Piece: Jerry Wolff, St. Fred. d. Michael Welkins.

Alma Brown 4-3, 74. Fifth Place: Robert Edmlslan, St. Fred. d. Rudy Cook, Sprlnghlll S-J, 44.

44. BOYS DOUBLES Chompionshlp: Marlon Henderson-Lawrence Woodard. Alma Brown d. Eric Roberts-Charles Rumor lord, St. Fred.

4-1. 14. Third Place Joe Gordon-Jeffrey Carroll, ToliuMh d. Mark McLem ore Doug tthriooe. Winnseore 4-2, 4-1 GIRLS SINGLES Championship: Ginny Johnson, Southlield t.

Holly West. Soulhfleld 44, 44. Third Place: Sissy Pollard, Caldwell d. Margery McKeithen, Caldwell by default. Fifth Place: Michelle Shumaker, Ravville d.

Julie Johnson, Alma Brown 4-3, 14, 2 5. GIRLS DOUBLES Championship: Rosie McDowell-Sharon Wilson, Ravville d. Rhonda Leonora Kelly Kenyan, Sprlnghlll 4-1, 4-1. MIXED DOUBLES Chompionshlp: Renee Cochran Ted Morris, Ravville d. Kay Fore-Luke Norwood, Caldwell TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL National League ATLANTA BRAVES Signed Gene Garber, pitcher, to three-year controcl extension.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Piaced Don Robinson, pitcher, on the lOday rehabilitation list and assigned him to Lynn of the Eastern League. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS-Troded Jell Williams, attentive tackle, lo the San Francisco Iters for their ninth and llth-round draft choicet. OETROIT LIONS-Traded Russ Bollnger, of tensive lineman, lo the Lot Angelet Rom lor a filth-round droit choice. LOS ANGELES RAMS-Traded Mike Fanning, defensive lineman, to the Detroit Lions lor an undisclosed future draft choice. COLLEGE NAZARETH Named Bill Nelson head basketball coach.

LOCAL GOLF OUERBES REULTS BWGA Championship Tournoment: First Day Results- Low oross medalist -1 Borboro Pov-ne 12; 1 Mane McKinnev 15; 1 Hattie Brown If. Low net winner of Janice Cohn Trophy Marge Eubanks 41. Closest to the pin Marie McKlnnev. Longest drive Betty Martin. Low putt Marge Alton 19.

NORTHWOOD RESULTS Three-Lodv Scramble 1. Sami Davis, Jonet Ducote, Catherine Robinson, Adeie Reid 71; 2. Bobby Veatch, Karen Whitlock, Gall Head 75. SHREVEPORT COUNTRY CLUB RESULTS Ladies Doy: First Flight-Low g.oss-Minerte Havnes 14. Law Net-Jean Allen 70.

Second Flight Low Gross-Huntee Ross If. Low Net-Mary Wells 47. Third flight-low grossTenny Houston 110. Low Net-Betty Smith 75. EAST RIDGE RESULTS Ladles Day Surprise Event: First Flight Low Gross-Mickey Carter to.

Low Net-Dettie Earl 71. Putts Marian Freyer 30. Second Flight Law Gross Ginny Reynolds fi. Lew Net-Josie Fulca 45. Putts-Ann Pratt 29.

Third Flight Low Gross Allvn Barrett 101, Low Net (Tie) Dot Totum ond Mary Cochran 74 Putts Lavinio Glover 34. Fourth Flight Low Gross (tie) Potty Colcoteond June Swearingen 111. Low Net-Joan Huddlestan 71. Putts-Phyllis Nelson 35 Nine-hale: Law Grass-Ceil Lone 49. Law Net-Polly Klein 33.

Putts Sylvia Adams II Closest to hale Faye Bayett. PALMETTO RESULTS Low Grass, Low Net-First Flight Low Gross Fran Groves OS. Low Net Martha Burt, Shirley Pittman 71. Low putts Noncy Jocklns 11. Second Flight Low Gross Madge Slrovhan 97.

Low Net-Amy Nichols 49. Law Putts Martha R. Jones 19. YACHTING Results al the Shreveport Yacht Club Holiday-In-Dixie Regatta held on Cross Lake this past weekend: THISTLE 1. Smedley.

1. Wilson. 1 Clements. 4. Kincaid.

LIGHTNING 1. Lewis 1 Drewes. 1. Frost. 4.

Newman. SNIPE -1. Fenrter. 1. Bartlett.

3. Olson. 4. Bookhout. C.

SCOW-1. Pfinster 2. Greene. SOUTH COAST 11-1 Champion. 1.

Garwackl. 1. Middleton CATALINA 22-1. Terrell. 1.

Coleman. 1. Miller. CAPRI 15-1. White.

1. Watson. 3. Wootten-Woolley. J-24-1.

Goylor. 1. Protieller. 3. Reutllnoer.

PORTSMOUTH-1. Walker. 1 Martin. 1. Burns.

11, Chicago (from Cleveland throuoh San Francisco), Mark Zavagnin, lb, Notre Dame 13, Seattle, Bob Clasby, Notre Dame. 14, NY Giants, All Moll-Sheik, Michigan. IS, Tampa Bay, Hassan Arbubakrr, Texas Tech. 14, Minnesota, Rod Achter, wr, Toledo. 17, New England.

Mark Kiel, te, Ariiona. II. Baltimore (Irom Atlanta), Chris Rose, Stanford. If, St. Louis, Otis Brown, rb, Jackson Stale.

10, Green Bay, Robin Ham, c. West Texas State. 11, Pittsburgh, Blake Wlngle, UCLA. 12, San Diego, Mike Green, lb, Oklahoma State. 21, Dollos, Al Gross, db, Arliono.

14, NY Jets, Bobby Humphrey, wr. New Mexico Slote. IS, Cincinnati, Stanley Wilson, rb, Oklahoma. 24, LA Raiders, Kent Jordan, te, St. Mary's (Calil 17, Miami, Mork Brown, lb, Purdue.

20, Washington, Marcus Gilbert, rb, TCU. loth Round 1, Baltimore. Ronald Hopkins, db. Murray State. 1, Green Boy (from Houston), Bryon Wit-lioms, wr, Texas-Arlington.

1. Denver, Walt Bowver, de. Ariiona state. 4, Minnesota (Irom Los Angeles Rams). Melvin Brown, db, Mississippi.

5, Chicogo, Anthony Hutchins, rb, Texos Tech. Kansas City, Mork Shumate, dt. Wiscon-ln. 7, Philadelphia, Thomos Strouthers, de, Jock son Stat. San Francisco, Jell Merrell, dt, Nebraska, Buffalo, Richard Thorpe, de, Louisville.

10, Detroit, Dove Loube, Penn State. 11, Cleveland, Thomas Hopkins, Alabama 11, Seattle, Pete Speros, Penn State. 13, New nglond (from NY Giants), James Williomt, te, Wyoming. 14, New England (Irom New Orleans), Toby Williams, de, Nebraska. 15, Minnesota, Walter Tote, Tennestee.

14, New England, Tom Romsey, ab, UCLA. 17, Atlanta, Ralph Giocommoro, Penn State. II, St. Louis, Tim Lucas, lb, California. It.

Tompo Bay. Dariovs Durhom, wr, San Diego State. 20, Green Bay, Jimmy Thomos, db, Indiana 21, San Diego, Bruce Mothison, cb, Nebraska. 22, Dallas, Eric Moron, Washington. 23, NY Jets, Danny Fike, Florida.

24, Pittsburgh. Roosevelt Straughter, db, Northeastern Louisiana. 2S, Cincinnati, Tim Krumrie, dt, Wisconsin. 21. LA Raiders, Mervyn Fernondei, wr, San Jose State.

27, Miami, Anthony Reed, rb, South Carolina State. 21, Washington, Jeff Gandv, lb, Baylor. Itth Round 1, Baltimore, Jim Bob Taylor, rb, Georglo Tech. 2, NY Giants from Houston), Lee Jenkins, db, Tennessee. 1, LA Roms.

Danny lb, Clemson. 4, Denver, Don Bailey, Miami. Kansas Cilv, Dewayne Jackson, de, South Carolina State. 4, Philadelphia, Mark Sebahar, Washington State. 7, San Froncisco, Jess Sopalu, 0.

HawoU. Chicago, Gary Worthy, rb, Wilmington, Detroit, Ben Tate, rb, North Carolina State. Clevetond, Bavce Green, rb, Carson Newman. 11, Seattle, BobMoyberry, Clemson. II.

NY Giants, Clenile Plerson, dt, Rice. 11, New England I from New Orleans), Steve Parker, wr-kr, Abllene-Christion. 14, Buffolo, Lorry White, de, Jackson State. IS, New England, Calvin Eoson. ab, Houston.

14, Atlanta, John Solley, db, Wyoming. 17, St. Louis. Aaron Williams, wr, Washington. II, Tompo Boy, Mark White, le, North Texas State.

If, Minnesoto. Brian Butcher, 0, Clemson. 20, Green Bay, Buckv Scribner, Kansas. 21, Dallas. Dan Taylor, Idaho State.

21, NY Jets, Mike Harmon, wr-kr, Mississippi. 23, Pittsburgh, Mark Raugh, te, West Virginia. 24, Son Diego, Tim Keorse, wr, San Jose Stale. 15, Cincinnati, Gary William, wr, Ohio State. 14, Cleveland (from LA Raiders).

Howard McAdoo. lb, Michigan State. 17, Miami. Joe Lukent. Ohio Stole.

31, San Diego (Irom Washington), Tim Spencer, rb, Ohio State. (12th and final round concluded past press time). Robinson goes back to minors PITTSBURGH (AP) -Pitcher Don Robinson has agreed to work in the minor leagues to nurse his sore right shoulder back into shape, the Pittsburgh Pirates announced Tuesday. The 25-year-old righthander, who formerly pitched for the Shreveport Captains in the Texas League, was placed on the 20-day rehabilitation list and will make his first start April 29 in Albany, N.Y., against the Oakland A's farm team. Under the basic agreement between club owners and the Major League Players Association, a disabled player may be assigned to a minor league club for a maximum of 20 days for the purpose of re- hahtlitatinn irirrpfT Lr UnlJLI 8 i iJs--i Farm Yard Garden Saturday's Gomes Mkhioon 34.

Los Angeles 74 Aritono 14, Denver 3 Sunday's Gomes Philoeelonio 11, Boston la Tompo Boy 30, Washington 13 Birmingham II. Oakland 9 Monday's Gome Chicago 17, New Jersey 14, OT Saturday, April Philadelphia ot Tompo Bay, 7 p.m. Sendee, May I Michigan ot Botton. II: 31 a m. Birmingham ot Woshlnoton, II m.

Near Jersey at Denver, 1 pp. Chicago at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Monday, May I Arliono ot Oakland, I p.m. NHL PLAYOFFS Conference Finals Campbell Conference Edmonton vs. ClMoao (Edmonton leads series, 1-0) Apr.

74 Edmonton Chkaoo 4 Apr. To Edmonton I. Chicago 1 May 1 Edmonton of Chicago, 7-35 p.m. May I Edmonton ol Chicago. 7 35 p.m.

May I Chicago ot Edmowtoo, 1:03 m. i-Mov I Edmonton ot Chkngo, 7:35 p.m. x-Mav 10 CtHtoae ol Edmonton. I IS p.m. Wales Conference NY Islanders vs.

Boston (NY Islanders lead series, 14) Aor. 11 NY Islanders 5, Boston 3 Apr. II NY Islanders at Boston, m. Ax. 30 or May I Boston ot NY Islanders, TBA May 3 Botton at NY Islanders, 7:13 m.

May I NY Islanders ot Btston, I p.m. i May 7 or I Boston at NY Islander. TBA -Mav 10 NY Islander ot Boston. 1:30 p.m. i-if necessary TBA To Be Announced NBA PLAYOFFS First Round (Best el Three) EASTERN CONFERENCE New York v.

Now Jersey (Now York win M) New York 111. New Jersey 107 New York Ml, New Jersey Atlanta vs. Boston IBostan win 11) Boston Ml, Atlanta 1i Atlanta fj, Botton 1 Boston Altanm TV WESTERN CONFERENCE Pnoenii Denver (Denver win 1-1) Phoenti 111, Denver IN Denver 111, Phoenli Denver 117, Pnoenii 111, OT Seattle vs. Portland (Portland wins 1-0) Portland KM. Seattle 77 Portland IIS.

Seattle, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best el Seven) EASTERN CONFERENCE fPtiltooelpriio leads series 1-4) Philadelphia in, New York 101 New York ol Philadelphia, JO p.m.. today Philadelpnia at New York, 1 p.m., Saturday, April 30 Philadelphia ot New York, 1: 30 p.m., Sunday, May 1 New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m., Tuesday. May necessary Philadelphia at New York. TBA, Friday, May II necessary New York at Philadelphia. TBA, Sunday.

May II necessary (Milwaukee vs. Boston) Milwaukee ot Boston, 4: 30 p.m., Today Milwaukee at Boston, 4:30 p.m., Friday, April Boston ot Milwoukee, noon, Sunday. May 1 Boston at Milwaukee, 7 p.m., Monday, May 1 Milwaukee at Boston, 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 4, if necessary Boston at Milwaukee, TBA, Friday, May 4, necessorv Milwoukee at Boston, TBA, Sunday, May II necessary WESTERN CONFERENCE (Los Angeles leads series M) Los Angelet 111, Portland 77 Los Angeles 113, Portland Los Angeles ol Portland, 11:30 p.m., Friday, April 77 Los Anoetet, ot Portland', 1: JO p.m., Sunday, May 1 Portland ot Los Angelet, Tuesday, May 1, If necessary La Angeles at Portland, 10:10 p.m., Friday, May if necessary Portland at Las Angeles, 1:30 p.m., Sunday, May II necessary (Denver v. San Antonio) Son Antonio kwds series I I) San Antonio 151, Denver 133 Denver ot Son Antonio, 7:30 p.m., tonight San Antonioot Denver, tp.m., Friday, April If San Anton at Denver, 1:30 p.m., Monday, Mov 1 Denver ot Son Antonio, 7: JO p.m., Wednesday, May 4, If necessorv San Antonio ot Denver, TBA, Friday, May II necessary Denver ot Son Antonio, TBA. Sunday, May II necessary NBA BOXES DENVER (111) English 10-11 4-4 It.

Vamtewegne I- It 11, II-tet IMI M. Williams 3-111-1 II, Dunn 1-5 Schaves44M Evans 1-10-01. Naniilk mil McKlnnev 1-7 11 11, 1-1 3, Rob-Itch 1-1 1, Roy 1-1 04 1. Total 51-105 17-31 131. SAN ANTONIO (152) Bonkst M4-4IJ, Mitchell HV 171-1 71.

Gilmart 1-11 3-4 13, Moore 11-1 1-1 14, Gervtn 17-n l-l 41, Dunteaw 1-10 1-1, Jones 4-7 11 10. Poultie 1-41-1 smith 1-1 1, Rains 04 0-0 0. Pheaiev 0-1 11 1 Sanders 0-1 I. Totals 41-113 24-31 152. Denver 37 27 37 71-131 Son Antonio 37 43 34 34-152 Three-point aoelt Oanleavy 1.

Fouled out Nona. Total louts Denver Son Antonio 17 Rebound Denver 44 Dunn ID, SonAntonta 51 Bonks 1 1 AHts- Denver 4 vans 7) Son Antonio (Moan 17). Technical-Son Antonio ossistont coach McHone. PORTLANO (104) Natl M. Thomwon 5-1 11 11, Cooper 4-11 1- 14, Paxton H- II 15, Valen- "i 11 CO" lr TowtseiM Ml NorrlsMM.

Tatars 45-M II- If 104 LOS ANGELES (111) Rombls 54 04 10, Wilkes 5-14 4-4 14, Abdul-Jab-nr 1S-M 74 17, Johnson 7 12 45 II, Niton 917 5-1 Cooper 1-4 3-4 5, LondsDeroer 1-1 04 1, Ml 1.1. tsii, SSSSIn 31-Porlhmd 25, Lo. Angela II. Re-hoLBKts-Portland 19 (W. Cooper 7), Las Angelet MWIIkes )- Asssts- Perttond 35 (Valentine 31 To Angele fAbdvl-Jabbar 7).

(II-legal detenu)- A- COLLEGE LINES AINOICRII Stephen t. Auslhi Northwestern OW M.t; Kin Warner, JMKIM Gi apee. W-Warner (S-J). L-Collum (3-21. Second Game Stephen F.

Auitfti Northwestern nor let Gaode end Ricky Connol; Joe Jock- tail. Brent Trimble (7) and David Groppe. y. -Goede H. L-JocJtson (1-1), 4cECORDS: Northwestern 13U.

Stephen r. Am ilio )-ll. WT14H Single-Line Head 3 Exit HD 13.8 cc 8" Tri Kut Blade $169.95 Estate 0 "ffoffiC WT215H15 Two-Line Head 21.2 cc $219.95 I Vy 1 TAP-N-GO HEAD OPTIONAL Suggested Reuil Price GT14B Single-Line Head 3 Exit HD 13.8cc $139.95 NEW YORK (A4) Rowid-by round selections in Tuesday's Itotionol Football League col-leee drat) poltlontJited are lhoe projected by the drafting loam): Round I 1, Baltimore, JohnClwav, ab, Stanford. 1, Lot Angeles Romt, from Houston, Eric Dickerson, cb. Southern MethodMt.

3, Seattle, Irom Los Angeles Rom, through Houston, Curt Warner, rb. Penn State. 4, Denver, Chris HVnton, og. Northwestern. SanDlego.lrom Son Francisco, fiilry Roy Smith, lb.

Arkansas. 4, Chicogo, Jimbo Covert, et, Pitt. 7, Kansas City, Todd Black ledge, ab, Penn State Philodetohia. Michael Haadix, rb, Missitsipoi Slate. 9, Houston, from Seattle, Bruce Matthews, ol, Southern Coiifornlo.

10, New York Giant, Terry Klnord, db, Clemson. 11, Green Bay, trom New Orleans, Tim Lewis, do, Pitt. 11, Buffalo, Tony taunter, te. Notre Dame. 13.0etroit, James Jones, lb, Florida.

14, Buffalo, Irom Cleveland. Jim Kelly, ab, Miami (Fla IS, New nglond, Terry Eoan. ob, Illinois. 14, Atlanta, Mike Pitt, oe. Alabama.

17, St. Louis, Leonard Smith, db, McNeeve State. II, Chicago, Irom Tampa Bay, Willie tvoult, wr. Tennessee. 19.

Minnesota. Joey Browner, db. Southern California. 20. Son Diego, front Green Boy.

Gary Anderson, wr, Arkortsa. 2M, Pittsburgh, Gabriel Rivera, dl, Texas Tech. 21, Son Diego, Irom San Diego, through San Francisco. Gill Byrd, db. Son Jose State.

23, Dallas, Jrm Jtettcoat, de, Ariiena Stole. 14, New York Jets, Ken O'Brien, ab. Col-Davis. 21, Cincinnati, Dove Rlmington, Nebraska. 11, Las Angeles Roofers.

Don Mosebar, ot, Southern California. 17, Miami, Dan Marina, oo, Pitt. 10, Washington, Darrcll Green, db, Tolas Ail. Round 1 If, Baltimore, Vernon Maxwell, lb, Arliono State. JO, Houston, Horvey Saam, ot, Cofifarnio.

31, Denver, Mark Cooper, at, Miami (Flo 13, Los Angeles Rams, Henry Efard, wr, Fresno State. 33, Chicago, Mike RlcharrJton, db, Ariiona Slate. Kansas City, David Luti, ot, Georgia Tech. 35, Philadelphia, Wet Hopkins, db, Southern Methodist. 34, Lot Anteles Rams, from San Francisco, Mike Wilcher, lb.

North Carolina. 37, New York Giants. Leonard Marshall, ctt, LSU. New Orleans. Steve Korte, ot Arkansas.

39, Buflalo, Darryl Taney, lb. West Virginia. 40, Detroit, Rich Stronger, ot, Michigan. 41, Cleveland, Ron Brown, wr, Ariiona State. 42.

Houston, Irom Seattle, Keith Bostlc, db, Michigan. 43. Atlanta, James Brltt, db, LSU. 44, St. Louis, Cedric Mock, db, Baylor.

45, Tampa Bay, RondV Grimes, Baylor. 44, Philadelphia, from Mkmsolo, Jodv Schuli, lb, East Carolina. 47, New England, Dor-ryol Wilson, wr, Tennessee. 41, Green Boy. David Drechsler, oa, North Corallna.

4f San Francisco, from Son Diego, Roger Craig, rb, Nebraska. 50, Dallas, Mike Walter de. Oregon. 51, New York Jets, Johnny Hector, rb. Tern Aan.

51, Pittsburgh, Wayne Coper, wr. Kansas. 53, Cincinnati, Ray Horton. db, Wothlngton. 14, Las Angeles Roider.

Bill Picket, el, Bulger 55. Miami, Mike Charles, dl, Syracuse. Si, Washington, Richard Williams, rb, Memphis State. Round 1 57, Baltimore, George Achka, dl. Southern Catilornio.

SO, Houston, Tim Joiner, lb, LSU. 57, San Francisco, from Lot Angekn Ram. Blanc hard Montgomery, lb. UCLA. 40, Denver, Clinton Sampson, wr.

Son Diego State. 41. Kansas City. Albert Lewit, db, Gramblino State. 42, Philadelphia, Glen Young, wr, Mississippi State.

43, New York Giants, from San FVoncitco, through Lot Angelet Romt, Jamie WilOams, te, Nebroska. 44, Cnicago, Dave Duerton, on, Notre Dome. 45. New Orleans, John Tice, te, Moryland. 44, New Or leans, from Bultelo.

through 50 Louis, Clift Austin, rb, Clemson. 47, Detroit. Mliee Coler, de, Tennessee 41, Cleveland, Reggie Camp, de, California. 4f, Houston, from Seattle, Chris Dressel, te, Stanford. 70, New York Giants, Karl Nelson, ol, Iowa State.

71, St. Louis, Romsey Dardor, dt, LSU. 71, Tampa Bay, Jeremiah Castillo, db. Alabama. 73.

Mtnnesoto. Walker Lee Ashley, Penn State. 74, New England, Stephen Starring, wr, McNoese State. 75, Atlanta, Andrew Provence, de, South Carolina. 74, Miami, Irom Green Bay, throvoh Houston.

Charles Benson, de, Baylor. 77, Dallas, Brvon Caldwell, de, Ariiena State. 71. New York Jets, Jo Jo Townsell, wr, UCLA. 79, Pittsburgh, Todd Sea bough, lb, San Diego State.

00, New England, tram San Diego, Steve Moore, og Tennessee State. II, Cincinnati, Jimmy Turner, db, UCLA 12, LosAn-geles Raiders, Tony Caldwell, lb, Washington. 13, Houston, Irom Miami, Steve Brown, db, Oregon. 04, Washington, Charles Maim, de, Nevada-Reno. Round 4 IS, Boltlmore, Phil Smith, wr, Son Oleoo State.

It, Houston, Greg Hill, db, Oklahoma State. 17, Lot Angelet Ram, from Denver, through San Francisco, Chuck Nelson, pk, Washington. Houston, Irom Las Angeles Rams, Mike McCloskev, te, Penn State. If, Philadelphia. Mike Williams, rb, Mississippi College.

90, San Froncltto, Tom Helmoe, db, Brighom Young. 91, Chicago, Tom Thayer, Notre Dome. 92, Kontot City, Ron wehet, te, Ariiena State. 91, Buttelo, Trey Junkln, lb, Louisiana Tech. f4, Detroit, August Curley.

lb, Southern Colitornio. t5, Son Diego, from Cleveland, Donnv Walters, db, Arkansas. 94. SI. Louts, from Seattle.

Mark Duda, dt, Moryland. 97. Los Angelet Romt. from New York Gtontt, Vtnce Newtome, db, Woshmgton. 91, New Or lean.

Gory Lewi, nt, Oklahoma State. 9f, Tompo Boy, Kelly Thomos, ot, Southern California. 100, Minnesota, Mark Ruth, rb, Miami Ml, New England. Johnny Rembert, lb, Clemton. 102, Atlanta, John Harper, lb.

Southern Illinois. 101, St. Louis, Lionel Washington, db, Tulane. 104. Green Boy, Mike Miller, wr, Tennessee.

103. New York Jets, Wet Howell, te. California, tu, Pittsburgh. Bo Scott Metcolf. db, Baylor.

107, Chicogo. trom San Diego, Pat Dunsrnere, te, Drake. M0, Dallas. Chris Foulk nor, te, Florida let, Cincinnati. Steve MakHew, o.

Michigan Slate. IN. Los Angeles Roiders, Greg Towntend, Oe, Tent Christian. Ill, Los Angeles Rams, trem Miami, Doug Reed, dt. San Diego State, lit Buffalo, from Washing.

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