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For Scores, Dial 420-5737 Sentinel Star Orlando, Florida LS Thursday. Novembers 1979 dana-Heyes. 6 Neoui-Ooug Araria, 8 Sabrfw-Cowo Nortit Drvfsion Vorweai 3 3 19 BroomeH Tar-OH Wyitas To'' Dv-S Aryomtfio Ciomia HutteSl, Tennessee Aoarts. Tennessee 9i 199S 1999 lft 1624 2325 221 I 2-8 1 219 0 201 2030 UcOoretai 132 Sryns on goal Toromo 13-11-10 34 Si Lai 10-9-1433 Goanes Toronto. fairfeleer Sf Lows.

StarwKW A 11.121 8m 1 B-ttao-Zarre 2 Arta-EiorM West 3 9 3 i 4 0 9 a I fogates 7 6 2 Derirer San D-jO Oakland HensasCry SeaM 700 14? rx 744 600 22h 400 '5 400 233 3 ira-Juan 4 Unar-Mamnez, Aiava- I Harford wenoez. (ura-Aiaa. 1 Manoto-vc 12 11 10 Pmstu-on Oerrori Receiving National Conference rvme-ciepe vn 1 Eseipe 2 Loza 3 juan i Me( 5 Vegas 6 Mart-nez. 7 Yza 8 Ajuna 10th 1 Unar 2 Ira. 3 Aida 4 bao 5 Mendez 8 2 a re, 7 Ana 9 Manofo Tuesday's results New vork IsianOers 4 LOS Anoetes 1 Anartta 8 Vrwvoeo 0 Gan CI Tas Ci PC 9 it 10C6 9 2 9 5 230 6 2 Today Television 6 3C Soot" C4A Syracuse 'Cat 13 6 pin Bassets 6A PorwerxJ rCiee 13 Radio Beasiey Apoa St Cony.

Oeoon St -iny ijjin st wrxse PacK hd fuast car ac K5 21 9 900 '94 800 400 '62 300 190 520 (22 Way- ton NY Giants SI LOvS 1'th 1 SaWiO-Arttj 2 Awria.pr2 3 4 Oguize-Oia. 5 Jose- Polls East 2 0 4 0 4 0 6 0 7 0 Central 3 9 West t'orza. Afava-Arana 7 Leque-Mar- ftnez 8 A-dana-vegaa. i2m 1 Amr.a-Erej.pe 2 Aiava-Uar. Division l-AA trnez 3 Ur73r-Alda 4 Manoo-Eiorza fra-Ver-rdez 6 MiKe-vz.

7 Ant-Ztrt Tan-oa Bay Ccago Ui-v-esora Green Bay Oefrort 700 194 300 195 400 1' 30O 152 tQO 148 rarTtorO 7 Colorado 2 7, Vancouvar 7 Wednesday's results rear York Raroers 8 Los Anoeies a Oetro't 5 Earionton 3 Montreal 3 PTtsfcuron 3 rVasnmoton 6. nntoeg 3 Pinraoeorteaa Ouettec3 Toronto 7 SI Lours 4 Today's game Edrnonton at Boston 7 35 pm. Cnrcaoo ai enwo. 8 06 m. Friday's games C'Cago vs Hartford at Mass 735 nt New ror islanders at Arams 6 05 0 m.

Minnesota at Colorado. 9 35 0 9 Tonight's entries 1st 1 pTta-Peyes 2 Ecano Be i 3 Zate-OuMya. Conz-Oyar. 5 A'-ges NOr-eara Arana San Fran 0 5 0 9 9 0 500 179 500 2' 4 400 205 .100 18 203 Granno 7-2-0 45 2J5 2 Jarsor. 7.1) a2 3 Boston 7-1) 39 4 Urray H-1 3 195 5 er.Ky 7-2-0 32 2cs 6 Momaa St 6-3-0 30 226 1 Lerc 7J-0 28 270 AJcnmSl 6-2-0 23 9 Vassacises S2-0 22 '0 Nevaoa-Reno 6-2-0 18 New Hampsn-re 5-2-2 is Division II Transactions Baseball CLEVELAND Named Oenny Som.

ffS to thr coaching staH Hw6 OuC MarTenaWern a rovtng prtcnmi Basketball HOUSTON Sqned John SHumafe. Wa-veo Rooy vVniie gts PORTLANO Actwatea Bobby Gross forward Wved Jtm Bwer. tor-ward Football ATLANTA Waved BoC Gaiecrooti deensr-e cac 8Uf FALO Signed Len vw.s w.o recener CLEVELANO Sgrd Menry Bradley deens-ve acie OCTROfT Vrarved Jerry Goiateyn. ouarcac GREEN BAY ned Tom B-rny. oiacecer Paced Cnester Marco on the tntured reserve 9t NEW YORK GIANTS Aawed BobOy Maumond running tack, and Gen vVasingon.

wde recewer Sopned Steve Ooom. kcfc returner Sunday's games a am i 6-Mo Uem vorfc 1 Wednesday's results Florida 100 Late Model Stock Car At Orlando Speed World Qualifying times 100 lap i 28 Wnuni ok Ti-e Jnsconsrf Rap4l Wis FireOird -4 Mart. Meruit Staoeorg Or-o. Car-ro 14 18 Don Toronto Canada. Camero 14 e-jory Grrfsn Ca-iero 1 42 Dava Rogers O-UJndo Carrero 14 26 -c Mer eourv Out a OOmn angina South Africa out of World Cup golf Fr Swum tar In wi im The Greek government Wednesday banned South Africa team from competing in the 27th World Golf Cup tournament which starts today in Athens Following four hours of negotiations, the International Golf Association (IGA), sponsor of the tournament, failed to budge Greek authorities who had requested expulsion of South Africa's team, Hugh Baiocchl and Dale Hayes.

The action was initiated by the ad-hoc United Nations committee on apartheid in sport, which calls for an nations to cut ties with South Africa. Some p-'ayers sympathy with the South Africans one of the favored teams to win the Cup currently held by the United States threatened to boycott the tournament. Hayes shared the title in 1974. In Wednesday's pro-am, American defenders Hate Irwin and John Mahaffey conquered fierce winds and then predicted scores would be sky high. Irwin.

U.S. Open champ, managed a par-72. Mahaffey shot 74. Meanwhile, it was award time for pro golfers. Tom Watson, top money winner with a record $462,636, is the PGA Player of the Year for the third straight time.

Beth Daniel and John Fought were named top rookies by Golf Magazine. The first Bay Hill Golf Fellowship Pro-Am will be a cozy tournament with a Christian emphasis. Tour pros including Walfy Armstrong, Kermit Zartey, Howard Twttty and Brad Bryant are featured in the 36-hoie event slated Dec. 11-12. Proceeds will be divided between the Fellowship Foundation and the PGA Tour's bible study group.

Armstrong and Dr. Bill Becker, tournament director, expect 40 amateur entrants. The tax-deductible $500 fee includes three 1 Draarare 8-1-0 58 0l Vnynostown St 9-0-0 58 3 HonrDaroU 9-1-0 52 4 Morgan St 7-1-0 47 5 Cot 8-1-0 42 6 Wona urvvjn 8-1-0 41 7 Ca 6-2-0 36 8 Oartxa Si 7-2-0 30 9 Aacar'a aam 6-2-0 27 0 Sarna Car a 6-2 0 22 mon-uroutdt 6 Negup-Amore 7 Jose-Co'do 2nd 1 Zate-Doug 2 Wegu-Ouoia 3 R'Ca-Reyes 4 EcTano-Ou-ota 6 Rca-Ota. 7 Lequ- Codo 8 regui-Doug 3rd 1 Pila-UrouOc 2 3 Zaie-fleyes. 4 5 Mivt Aftu 6 Aidana-Amore 7 Satno-Loa 8 1 Srfon-Eiorza.

2 M.tiei-Ma'" onez 3 Manoio-Zarre 4 Arta-Atda 5 Urizar-Juan; 6 B-itao-Ve; 7. Aturia Mender 8 fa-Etepe 6th 1 Jose-Vegas 2 Sat.no Arana 3 Rica-Aiiu. 4 Leque-Perez 6 Aiava-Loza 7. Oguza-0an 8 Aioana-Qia 7th i 2 Echano-Ooug 3 Safcfno-Be-1-a, 4 Rca-Codo Ai dana-UrquKli. 6 Zate-Asana 7 Ngui-Perez 9 C'lQTvz-Beyes Sth 1 ira-Ada.

2 Bftbao-Eiorza 3 4 una-Martinez Atav. Tuesday's late box North Stars 7, Canucks 7 PTtsturg ai Kar-sa i Oa- ar ti Mooswy Si kou4 ai Aasrvnofcyv Ipn Sar 030 at Ovrw.etf It" Tarroa Bay a Devon, ign Seane at Cewfrand. 1 0 Los A-ioeoes ar Orcaoo 2 Vn'-soa irs Green Say at lmfcj 2pm San Prancrsco at Sew Oneana 2 pm. A-aora at yon, G-ants 4 f. New Eig'ard at Denver 4 Monday's games Pwaorva af Dai as 9 ttinoeaata Vancouver 17 37 Division III 1 Aflenoerg 8-O-0 2 Cangie-Veon 9-M) Hockey NEW YORK ISLANDERS Sent Me Hordy de'-enseman, to mdanaoo ot the League ST.

LOUIS Recaned Floyd Thom-, son. left wiry, from San Lake ot the Central Hocke Leagve. Major leagues Cy Young voting Harrah's odds NFL 1ft. 12 1 PM 10 9 4 72 9 6 3 S6 4 4 41 0 5 5 20 1 2 3 14 0 10 3 BV-jce Suner Tom Searer. 0 Kern Tesufve Pi Pw eo AC Perx3 1.

Vancouver. B-git 4 2 31 2 Wnneota Peyne 9 (Sargent MacAdarr). 623 3 Vancouver SeOitauer 3 (L.nooren. Gradm) frS2. 4.

Vancouver, fimy, 7 fL-nogren) 10 33 5 Mnrieou Pcx-cn 1 is 3ft Second Perroo 6. Mrmesota. Payne 10 (Smtth, Srvnyr), 2 14. 7. bbrtneeota MacAdam 5 rSmrm).

9-44 8. Vancouver Vanno 1 (UcCWty. 13 10 9 Minesr" Snarpey 7 (Shmyr. Sargenf) 16 25 Ttwr. od 10 Varouver Lever 9 fKearn.

ae). 143 11. Mmneeota Srarrev 8 2 16 12 Minnesota Po)cn 2 (Basar. Vounom). 4 19 13 Vancouver.

Dertago 2 (9ght 8 33 14. Vancouver SeOfCauer 4 (CriQO. Ashfon) 1210 Sot on ooai Minnesota 10-9-7 26 Vancouver 6-6-17 33 Minnesota Cdwardc. Ue-tocne Vancouver Hanon. A 13 096 Wednesday's boxes Carre vanoto-Eiexpe- 7 Ana-Yza Ufizar-Mende2 Srtr.

1 Loza 2 Juan 3 E-expe Aruna 5 Manmez 6 Vegas-Va. 7 kei 8 Mendez 1 Aida. 2 Ur.leV 3 Zarrf 4 ira 5 Bibao. 6 Manoto 7, Ana Mendez 11m 1 Jose-Perez 2 Ogmza-Lo 3 Simon-Arana 4 5 L-due-Juan 6 Aiava-vegas. 7 Manoio-Aitu 8 Satno-oia i2th 1 2 Arts Eiexpe 3 ira-Eiorza, Ajuna-Zarre Mme-Mendez 6 Aiava-Atda.

7 ur'r. Houston 3, Oafc'and Sew Gnears 7 Sa Pancrto Aasnmyon 3 St Ls Oe.e'.and 8 Seane am, 7 Bafirrore Tanioa Bay 4 ew rorn ets 6 Pttsouroh 10 arses Cry Sarv Dft90 4 narmer Oaoo l' LosAnoees Bay 2 uvsevxe ft a-v 3 A-a 'lew Ertantl 1 Denver Daeas 9" Puaceiora Wednesday's results Stockholm Open At Stockholm, Sweden voting ty me Basecaf yYn-ers Assoc-ar-on of Amera lor toe uw League Cy Young award p-'i to, a srst-p-ace vow ihree for a second ar3 one tor Tr-1 Wednesday's results Nabonai 11, American 2 At Tokyo Yza; 8 Manolo-Juan. College nights of dinner-socials for each entrant and his wife. For further information, contact Armstrong at 647-7234 or Becker at 843-3695. Canadiens 3, Penguins 3 2a an; 03011 If 001 001 000 2 7 in in illi.rarSB 3 4 or-teiorrs 5 VHener 6 7 Vr'Cf s.

8 rjnaca 9 we-3fe St 10 OafeonMjtw fr Hooe(Mr, NAIA DrVtSJONt 1 Otrvm 'Owa 2 Prestyrerxv. (S 3 Teas aa; 4 riefney 5 Sagaw VKy 6. F-nyjot Si 7 Aestern (Coo 8 SpnenF A-jtw, 9 As -fWer Pens 0 A'v-fr St 11 MarHtt '2 Arii -voniceNo 13 SW Texas St 14 Oregon Cofege 15 AaiSrn3ion ft-e) MoomeacJ St 1 7 Licaeny St '8 NE O-aniyna 19 Cotyaoo 20 Oegon Teen DIVISION Bethay Kan 2 jan-'estown 3 Vsfliar-t) Luffean 4 orlrresterr fiowa) 5 PacfiC Lutheran 6 AjK-h 7 Jonn ft fVtrw 8 9 ryJay 10 an Jewea 11 Luffed 12 Peru St 13 Mo valley "4 Hanover 15 D'Ctunson St 16 Wesieyan 17. Tabor '8 Wesfmar 19 Concorrja. Mnn.

20 Anoeraon 9-0-0 5 9-1-0 47 8-0-0 45 7-t-O 41 7-t-i 34 7-2-0 32 7-1-0 29 6- 2-0 20 7- 1-1 20 8-CH3 310 8-1-0 269 7-1-0 278 7- 1-0 266 6- 1-0 232 8- 1-0 229 7- 1-0 215 7- 2-0 201 8- 1-0 198 6-2-0 1 6- 1-1 140 8-2-0 123 7- 2-0 120 6-1-t 114 6- 1-0 103 8- 2-0 103 7- 2-0 60 7-2-0 41 6-2-0 38 6- 2-0 34 9- 0-C 315 7- 0-0 277 8- 0-0 275 8-1-0 269 7- 1-0 253 8- 1-0 247 7- 1-0 240 6-1-1 214 6-1-1 183 8- 1-0 178 5- 2-1 133 8-2-0 116 6-2-1 103 6-2-0 95 5- 2-0 74 6- 2-0 65 7- 2-0 62 7-2-0 56 5-3-0 38 72-0 32 Montrael Pittaurgn 23 1 I 1 Marshall player says coach abusive Men's singles First round Mary Pessen Brrger Anderv son Sweden, 6-2 4-6 6-0 Stewart. Frew McM.i.en South Africa 4-6 6-3 6-2 Toras Czechoslovak a. jan Sweden 6-2 6-2. Second round John McEnroe Fr tt B'jennpng 4-S 6-2 6-2. Tom Gui -ttson Andreas Maurer west 6-1 6-2 Docnecy LW Erv son Sweden 6-3 7-5.

Tim GuM.haon. Chr.stophe Roqer-Vassehn France 6-2 6-0. Manh Poster, Steve Krulev.tz US 6-3 6-4 Bran Gotrtr ed US Thomea Kogsieot Sweden 6-1 6-3 Fv; Neo Boo rorsen 4) Tug WCGraw '6. Gr Garter fff) and Ted S'rrors -oe cerguson Mr join '7) Oenrry War-net Ban. n-uer I6i Are-o'Looet 16 Ui" Gear r9r a-Y3 T.

S-jryjrjerg t-ance Parrn '6 A fvor ro War--r-t rfls Na1on-ar. Dave ngn-an Arrieran Don Bay-or A 24 OrS S-ar'OfO ') t900n Saw 3 Col.a St Wcn-5n Suw 5 iJhrviV7fa riC4jgf it west vmu Vacuie 2 A Fweil 15 Nw Oam 4 Ttjrvnosstjee fxf' 6 oa sire Tec as 1 1 TOO 1 UCl 2 Aroa Slate Tie 6 stss po AJatama '4 lsu Houston 1 Texas Wednesday's results At Calder Weather Cloudy. Track Firm. 1st 8.000. d.

3Y0 up. 11-16m tf Sea Kmd-y 4 00 3 00 2 4" Deton Bee 6 20 3 Mopy -eien 3 Tme 1:46 2 Frst Period 1. Montretf Mondou 4 (Ojpont Geonfon) 4 29 2 Psfevrgn Hugnes 2 McAflem. WarsaH) 18 09 Second Perod 3 P.ftsCorgh. Lee 2 (Major Fauben) teo3 Third Period 4 Wonue Naper 3 (Laroocne) 2 22 5 P-rtaburgh Marsnait 3 (rtugnes, 13 33 6.

Momre. Mono 00 TremtHay) 16 6 Snotl on go Montrea' 5-6-1930 Pinsfcurgh 17-7-1034 Goaes Montreal, Lerocooe P-tt-burgn Mottano A 9 064 2nd 4,500. ot. 3Y0 up. 61.

Befi And Chain 6 20 3 40 Son Kelly 7 60 Weird Emperor 2 9' 3X 3 20 NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Rangers 8, Kings 4 Time 1:11 4-1 DD (4-2) 17 00 52.80. College Friday' games 1 1 4 mmmu Lot Anoeies N.Y. Rangers 3rd 5,400, et, mdn 2Y0, 71 18 Sky Mission 4.60 2 60 Bombay Line 2 40 2 4' 2 4 2 60 At Orlando-Seminole Wednesday night results Junior college Sooer Sling Tim. 1 21 11 4th 500. ct.

2Y0. Or KJ'er 14 80 7 30 Law Ol Chance 19 80 Lite Anoy Pet GB PMadetphia it 2 86 Boston 9 2 88 1 New Yort 7.6 533 4 Aanngton 3 6 333 6 New Jersey 4 to 236 Th Central Division Atlanta 10 5 657 San Antonio 7 6 $33 2 Cleveland 6 8 3' Indiana 6 9 00 4 Houston 4 7 364 4 Detrori 4 8 333 4, 3 AO 900 3 820 380 3 80 Brigham Voofvg at Long BeacH State ntgM Tennessee State at Nevada-Lea Vega n-gftt Saturday's games East Buene at Colgate. at Cor- neii, Brown at Dalr-noylh Penn at Ha--varfj; Hoy Com at Masahoett. Syracise at Narry. Yae at Princeton.

Afrny vs fiirtoe'5 at East R-artieora. Aon at Temple, Prtt at lret First game 7 Simon-Coido 23 20 1 0 80 3 C'oniz-Amore 7 40 Jose-Ouoia (3-7) S2 60; (7-3-2) S88 90 Second game 2 Echano-Outoia 10 60 5 60 3P'ta-Oyan 60 7 Joe-Codo 1 Ranger Texas 9-0-0 ioe 2 E'Jsworth iowa 9-0-0 100 3 Vatey 9-f0 93 4 Ferrum Va 6-t-O 76 5 Gold Mmn 9-0-0 74 6 Scottsdate. Art 7-1-1 42 7 Norrnanda Minn 8-1-0 39 8 DjPage 8-1-O 36 9 Garden City Kan 7-2-0 19 0Ml3Orrery Md 7-1-0 19 360 3 40 500 First Per-Od 1 New Yorh. Dave Ma-oney 3 (Nusson. Vadnas.

1 01 2, New Yon. Niisson 8 Greschner) 5 CO 3. New York Esoos.to 7 (Don Ua-loney Grescnner). 7.12 4 New yotk, Murdoch 6 (Don Maloney. EsposMo) 8 42 Second Period 5 Los Angles Gor-tng 5 (O'onne) 4 37 6 Los Angcnes Apos 1 (Harwaro, Jemeo) 7 25 7.

Los Argees Gfbts 1 VApps). 8 15. 8 New Yorn Bee 2 fEspos-to. Murdoch). 9 17 9.

New YorH. Vicers 3 (NXsaon Hed-bergj 13 12 10. New Vorfc. vckers 4 (Greschner Ni.ssonj. 14 28 Th-rd Period 11 New York Hedberg 7 (Niisson, Vicers).

.58. 12. Los Angeles Goring 6 TytTji 9 01 Snots on goal Los Angeiea Qi4-1639 New Tor 12-16-1139 Goalies Los Angeles. Lesavd Gra-hame New Yom. Thomas A 17 410 Capitals 6, Jets 3 A Marshall University football player charges Coach Sonny Randle with verbally abusing the team, according to a story published by the Washington Post.

The unnamed player said, "We take a lot of vertal abuse We're called everything during practice. We're humiliated and it's started getting to us." The player said that even more than the verbal abuse, the players dislike Randie habit of grabbing them by the face mask. Some players fear their necks might be broken because of the force used by the former all-pro wide receiver at St. Louis. For 28 years, Woody Hayes prowled the sidelines as head football coach for Ohio State University, but as far as he is concerned, yesterday is dead.

"Sure, I miss if," Hayes admitted in Columbus, Ohio. "But like Satchel Paige, I'm not going to look back they may be gaming on me I can find plenty of other things to do." Hayes was fired last Dec. 30 for striking a Clemson player late in Otvo State's loss to the Tigers in the Gator Bowl. "I decided when I got out of football, I'd really get out," said the 66-year old former coach now working on a book comparing football with military tactics. He is also in demand as a public speaker and averages about six speeches a week on topics ranging from football to military science to politics.

Hayes said he is happy with the performance of former assistant Earl Bruce as his successor and the entire squad, unbeaten in nine games. His campus Office overlooks Ohio Stadium but he doesn't attend any OSU games. "I watch on television," he said. "There Isn't any place I could sit and enjoy it." Los Angeles quarterback Pat Haden will undergo surgery Friday on a fractured little finger in his right hand and will miss the rest of the NFL season. The Rams also said they had signed Bob Lee, former Minnesota backup quarterback.

0 (2-3) 26 60; (2-31 96 00 (3.1-7. Time 1:13 2 5. (S-1) 338 60 (S-1 2.938.40 5th 7.000, mdn 2Y0. 1ml 170yds, Country Skooter 4 40 3 00 2 ir. ves Darling 3 60 4r GetoHoimyciO'jd 7 40 Time 1:47 I (1-4) 15.00.

lh 4.200. d. 3YO. 11-IOni. Sandpiper Bay 3 60 3 00 2 John Jarrefl 5 00 ttr Kings Fib 3 4r, Time 1 48 3-S Scratched Sober Behaving (9-8) 18.40.

(9-8-3) 54 80. 7818.500. et 3Y0. 8f. Mo Power 7 40 3 80 7 91 Maciance 4 60 2 ar, Acute Gal 3 80 Time 1:12 2-S.

Scratched Jack Patches. (1-4) 39 60. Western Conference Midwest Division 10 3 769 Kar-w Gr 5 9 357 5 Oeef 4 9 30) 6 Oca-go 3 214 7i UWrn 2 1C 167 Th Pacific Division Pomarva 11 3 786 LOsAno 9 4 Vil Vh 7 5 5A3 3 Pioer 8 6 3 Sew-e 8 6 57t 3 Sa tego 6 9 400 275 40; DO (7-2) 206.50. THird game 3 SuTtOn-Cofo 5 60 3 40 3 40 1 Leave-Reyes 7 do 4 80 4 Zate Doug 4 60 0 (1-3) 30 40; (3-1) 108 00; Fourth game 6Leaue-A(tu 12 80 11 40 7 00 3 A-rj ana-Perez 7 40 60 1 tra-Quio'a 4 40 0 (3-8) S3.20; (,) 86.30; (fi-J-U 409.00. Washtngton 26 8th 7.500, ate 2Y0.

71. Lilfebitaoaby 4 60 3 00 2 Fifth game 4 Ar jr.a-Martnez 13 20 2 Mantfo-Akia 860 4 80 400 280 VMu' Frank 3 40 2 30 Two A Plenty 3 60 3 Simon- Juan 300 (2-4) 34 SO f4-2. 70- Time 1:25 4-s. (1-2) 14 80. (1-2-3) SB.40.

9th 9 0O0, 3Y0 up. V. Jacha! II 12 20 6 00 4 40 390.40. Sixth game 6 AJdana-Amora 19 20 8 80 3 40 3Jose-Perez goo 3 00 B.itao-Oyan 4 qo 0 (3-6) 47 40; (8-3) 104.10; On The Board 4 60 3 60 Cool Monarch 4 40 First Period 1. Wasmngton.

Gu9as-on 6 (Gartner. Pcerdj 9 06 2. Wash-tngion. Lotthouse 1 (Charron, s) 182? Second Period 3 Winnipeg. Moffat 1 (Graves, Hoyda) 4 55 4, Washington, LOtmouae 2 (Polis) 8 49 5, Washmgion 5 fPicard) 14 24 6.

Wrnmoeg LubMrich 4 (Norwich Wton) t5 47 7, Wrrtfoeg SuNwan 8. 18 53 Thwd Period 8, Wasrwngton. Edberg 6 (Picarrl, Lehtonen) 3 03. 9, Washing-loo. Rausse 4 (Loithouee Charron) 16 49 Snots on goal Winnipeg 6-4-515 Washgfon 18-13-18 49 Goalee Winnipeg, Smth washing-lon Stephenson A 606 Flyers 4, Nordiques 3 Time 1:11 3-5 Scratched Royal Fed tj-et ee an.

10th ,200, 4Y0 up. 1'4ml. High school Today's games Boone at Edgewater, Gnesve at Oca Forest. Lare Waes at Lake Ot son; SL Qoud at Rockedg. Cocoa Beach at Aatrorvaui Friday's games Orange: Wtnver Parft at Cotorxai, Ev-am a.

A est Orange Oak Roge at Jonas fT-Bowi. Song Sorngsied at Wy-more Tech SernMole: shop Moore at OvedO, Lyman at Santord Lake: Ounnet'on at Cermoni; Eusts at Leestyrg Umatitia at Mount Dora Vofusfe: Lake Brantley at DeLand; Apopa at Daylona Mtrioj. Caf'ahen-Vvest r.asau ai PiersorvTayior Brevard: Mettourne at Cocoa. Stuart-Vartm County at Merntt island; Paim By at Trtijsviiie. SmBot at Satellite.

Polk: Bartow at Auoufndaie Mulberry at Fort Meade Seormg ai Heme Cty. Kahieen at Laeiand Marion: Kssimmee at Lake Weir; Oamesviite Eastside ai Ocaia Vanguard Others: Dunedm Countryside at Avon Parn. Jacksonville Trmty at Paim Coast Crystal Rwe at New Port Bfcney G-jtr, Oaytona Father Lopez at Ce-xerit ciy Daytone Searvreeze at Pa.atfa Eau Gatiie at Vero beacn Port Prce Westwood at Fort Perce Central; North Marion at Ganeevie Brrhotz, Bronaon at GaineeviHe Oefe hai; Newberry at Gainesville Young; Grove lif-d at W'ldwood Hawthorne el Lake Buner. Lafei'snd Santa Fa at Admiral Farragut Qewston at Lae Placid. riew Ben at St A-jgustme: Ocaia John LJ.t.ern at Trenton; Tevares at So.tn tton at Crr Oty.

Wer Haven at Bradenton Man rate Saturday's games Heritage Prep Florida Ar Academy, at Fort Pierce Carrot! Luther at Trmrty Prep Sarasota Carl-nat Moooey at bourne C-entral Catnottc South Wwiam 4 Mary at Aopae-in Staie. Mtssrsvppi at tb-jin. R-cmond at a Carrra, ngrt. Modoie Tenne-see at Ea Tentneseee State nogm Georgfj vs Fior-oa at Jaconv.tte. South CarrjMna at Ftortda State.

rght, Lrnversfy tne Satn at Central For-ia r-gnt. Western Cerotma at Furman Ar Force at Georgia Tee: Aietema at Lou'Sana Sfaie nht: vmi Marshac LcxjA-ana Tech at McfMeve 8tae n-ght LoytwiUe at Merjoh-s State. Cwhson at "orth Carottna. Pern state at Norm Carolina S'ae, Teat-Arhngion at Soamwes'ern Louisiana. nght Notre Oame at The Cnaoe at Ten-nessee-Chattanooga.

ngm. Utsstseippi at Tuiane rwgnt Kenrucy at Vanoerot Tech at V.rga y4m Foreet Midwest Southern Mississippi at Sowfmg Green, fcdi'ern Uxt-gaA at Centra' Michan. Oh-O at C-ocnnfU, Sojth-ern at Drae tnd.ena at BJ-nos Eastern ltkry stre Horm-eeast Lou-vira at iryj stee. Ms-vjr at iowa State Hiina Kansas S'te arrvi at Kent Srete: Mnneo-ta at Micsgan Toeoo at Nortrwn iHmotS. Iowa at Oho Stare.

Mcf gan at Ban State at Western M.cn-gan. So-jnern Method' at WrCh.ta Swte "orthweflern at Wisonse Southweit Bsyor at ArfcaMs. Tern at Ho-jfon. rvgM Wortftweern Louisiana at Lamar rwjnt TeKasChfs-i'J at Teiras Teen New Meco Stae at T.j',a Fewest imorra $ure at Colorado New M.co at Colorado Saie Fuitenon Stae at Fresno Siae n-gn Arizona at Sa'f Dego Sae. g'it Pac'-c at San woe Oreson at Sfarilord; Arizona at UCLA Tes-E) Paso at Utah Southern Caitornia at vVashmgfon Ca--torna at Washington State Arkansas Stare ai ryomng.

Beau Ming 6 00 3 20 3 40 Lessens 4 00 5 40 ISC'? Tuesday's results Aarra 96. New York 96 C-evearifj 134 117 soiootaii6 MrfweuMee 117 OT Sar, Antorno 106 New jfrftey 95 Seae 1'4 Ccago 97 Pven.i 120 Utan 107 L0 Agose 127. S-sri Ojo 112 Wednesday's results Boron 117 San Antono 105 Paaeifvwa no. KamaaC 10? AniHMa its DetfOrt t07 snc-ana Ponsand 90 Houton New Jersey 101 Den-er 113 Searttie Sao 090 114 Pnoenw 10? Go0en 126 Lo Ar.oft 109 Today's games POrttarafJ Vrtwao- 9 06 m. OeneraiUtar 930pm Friday's games Karta C-ty a Botton 7 30pm at Oetro 8 05 Sar-- A' lOnO a 8 IX tSr D0 at OxCiVjo 0 35 lnoy.lt Grpte Deer Arvjj 11 m.

7lra-CoWo 8 80 10 00 8 40 Ciloni7-Bema 4 20 3 so 6 Negu'-Araoa 4 4 5) Ml' 7 Florida 100 race on again tonight Huratxm 18 8C Time 1:55 1-5. (12-11) 27.40. (12. 11-3) 1 543 00 A 9.340 Handle 1 1. 04.058.

Elgtrth 9am 3 ASta-Mende? 8 60 5 Manolo-zarre PhUaoetpMa Oueoec 3 20 65 40 2 80 2 80 4 60 11 3 (34) 22 (1-51 95 10 rl.ti, 303 80. Ninth game The Florida 100 stock car race, rained out last Friday night, has been rescheduled for tonight at Orlando Speed World. Gates open at 6 30 p.m. Racing siarts at 8 p.m. Among the many stars competing are Dick Tricie of Tamarac, Don Gregory of Cleveland and Orlando's Bill Rogers.

Thirty cars are entered. Solunar Tables ovegas 7 20 26 60 3 20 first Period 1, Ouebac. Ooulw 10 (Plant Hart), 1:44. Second Petioa 2. Ouebec Smrk 2 1 2f 3 KWy 2 (erKjgiwn).

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Law A.M. P.M. Edmonton Detroit 2 a 18 Junior High Wednesday' returt lAamori 3V Jackson I DAVT0NA BEACH 12:06 NCAA leaders Individual statistics Rushing 0- Today Fnday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedndey 1141 12:31 12:67 1:52 2:50 348 4:41 12th game 1 Mikel-MervJej 16 00 15 00 5 80 3lra-lora 540 260 2 Arta-Atoa 3 go (1-1) 5340; (1-2) 122 to; (1-1-2) 438 80 A Handle 8199.291. 5:02 5:53 8:48 7:49 8:51 9:49 10:43 1:22 2:16 311 4:07 500 643 7:39 9:36 6:31 10:21 11:06 LOW 20 San Diego Los Angeles 28 77 77 12112 29 29 34 36127 ADD MINUTES FOR: Cocoa Beach New Smyrna Beach HIGH 20 5 First period Hone Second per mo 1. Detroit, Lsbraatan 4 (Meoomanuiy), 0 47 2.

Detroit. Le-braai-en (Medomansky. Hemel). 1 40 3 Detrori. Hogaboam 2 lUiiler.

woods). 2 09 4 Edmonton Gretzky 5 (Gafiighen MacDonaioi. 16 06 6 Detroit Nedo-mansk (Ladraaten McCogrt). 17:41 Third period 0, Edmonton. Lumley 2 (Hunter Weir).

1.47, 7, Edmonton. Cal-Itghen 4 (Greufcy. WaoDonakJ), 3.68 8. Oelroit. McCouri 8 (Nedomansky' Hicks).

13 00 Shots on goal Edmonton 21 Detroit 8-29-946 Goa'ies Edmonton, Mio Detroit Putnerlord Vachon A 12.197 Maple Leafs 7, Blues 4 Promoters Don King and Bob Arum want Larry Holmes, the World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, to fight John Tate, the World Boxing Association heavywight champ, as soon as possible. Holmes is all for it. "We'll fight him anytime, anyplace," the WBC champ said at a New York news conference. Tate challenged Holmes after he beat Genie Coetzee for the WBA title last month. "I'm ready to sign a contract within 24 hours," said Holmes.

"I'd even fight Tate rn Central Park if he decided to put up or shut up. I think he's a pro-amateur. Earnie Shavers would knock him out." The fight now hinges on agreement by the two promoters. Meantime, the Minnesota Boxing Commission has refused Clyde Fusteli's request for a boxing license. A spokesman said the warehouse foreman from Lakeland, 41, was too old to fight ex-world titlist Leon Spinks Nov.

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7. Jose-ReyM a Today 11J3 11:57 4 53 Fnday 122J 5 44 6:34 Saturday 12:49 1:14 6:38 7:30 Sunday 1:44 2:06 7:40 6:27 Monday 2:42 842 6:22 Tuesday 3 40 3:5 1 40 ion Wednday 4:33 4:52 10:34 10:67 ADO MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Metboume 20 20 Vero Beach 6 5 Fori Pierce Inlet 1 7 23 Patrick Division pis ar cut 10 1 1 71 55 39 Altar 6 4 3 15 51 37 fry Islndrs 5 4 3 13 43 37 f.fH-igrs 6 6 1 13 57 52 Wash ton 4 6 2 to 44 59 Smythe Division Vancoijver 4 4 5 13 44 47 Louis 4 6 3 11 35 44 Winnipeg 4 7 3 11 29 50 Coicaqo 3 6 3 9 75 34 Edmonton 7 7 4 8 44 59 CW0raoo 2 2 6 32 44 Toronto 51 Louis NFL American Conference 3rd Ecnano-Coo. 7 Oguia-Reyes 3 Pita-Doug. 4 Zeie-Altu. 5 AI-darisOu-ofa 6 Leque-Urquidi 7 Ci-onr-Oie 6 Negyi-Bema 4lri 1 Leaue-Amore 2 Oguiza-ue-gas 3 Rica-Perez.

4 Aloar.e.Arana 5 6 Jose-Ola 7 Sirr.on-Allu 8 M.kei-L07a Passing Bating A Com Yds Tdt Pis Brmtl Tmot yt57 1822 17 1716 Sctvonert Stan '180 122 1655 16 167 McOnio USC 1 124 IfctrS 14 154 1 Scmchtr OSU 141 75 1765 11 148 6 Bru 330 10 7752 21 147 6 KingHev-LV 147 1313 10 1474 Hippie Utah St 194 116 1540 11 142 1 Kipec Car 175 1769 ti 140 4 Hull ETSU 244 154 1VH 15 1.393 Cerripteli Cai 279182143 91359 Total onense NHL studies move into Meadowlands East PA rf Errand 3 0, IV) 261 1S5 rarrv, 4 0 600 1 79 12 ft Jets 5 5 0 500 221 21 fril'SiO 4 6 0 4V 700 Ilj5 Ballimore 4 6 0 400 171 707 Central PiUsBurgn 9 2 0 264 157 Cere ar1 7 3 0 70O 735 724 Mows'on 7 3 0 700 2'2 212 Ocinoi 2 8 0 700 21 1 748 Wales Conference Adams Division First period 1 Toronto Boschman 1 (Faganiuk. Salmmg). 16 78 2 Toronlo Maloney 5 (Smmg). 19 19 Second period 3, Toronto McDonald 7 Williams). 109 4.

Toronto OuenneviNe 1 (McKecnrx. Salmmg) Vao L0U" Fwn, (Dumop) Third period St toun Dunlop 2 (Simpson. Brownschidle) 2 56 7, Toron-to, McDonald 6 fWiH.ams Srtner) 3 39 8 Toronto Ems 4 (Maloney aeim. mg). 16 00 9 St Louis Bowness 1 lurv assisted).

1514 10. St Lows Zuke 3 (Klassen). 17 19 11, Toronto Witbama 7 BAYP0RT Today 3:36 5:30 10:59 1045 Friday 4 16 6:20 11:41 11:34 Saturday 5:01 12:37 Sunday 616 6:34 12:46 1:41 Monday 7:56 2:30 3:04 Tuesday 940 10:30 4:00 4.16 Wednday 1059 11:10 9:06 6:14 ADO MINUTES FOR: HIOH LOW Cedar Key River 28 12 Yankeetown Beach 2 65 Yds Are Yds PO jlh 1 2 Simon. EWroe 3 Manolrj-Martirier 4 Mket-Aa i Unar-2arre 6 Ira-Vra 7 8 Ana- Jian 6in i jose-Aitu. 2 Saumo-Peie.

3 Rica-L07a 4 Oqu.e-Arena 5 Lequa-Vegas 6 Aldara Oyar, 7 Alava-Amore a. frion-Oia 7th Ci ooiOuioia 2 Pna-Beilia 3 Zate-Urquuj, 4 Echano-Pere 6 AI. 2675 7 2 324 4 Minnesota Builalo Bosion Toronto Guetiec 3 2 16 65 40 4 7 16 32 2 3 15 38 29 7 1 11 44 47 2 10 36 39 Vritson BYU Luther San Jose St Brown Appal si Venuto Wane Forest 2707 21 7096 6 6 7 75 2 6 2 240 4 57 2329 (AH odes subjed 10 wind conditions) Guest From 1-0 The National Hockey League will take the first step next month to adding a 22nd team for the 1980-81 season by studying possible expansion to the Meadowlands' complex in East Rutherford, N.J. A major' obstacle involves indemnity fees to three clubs already operating within about 75 miles of the new arena New York Rangers, New York Islanders and Philadelphia Flyers The latter already oppose the Meadowlands' bid. Stetson's basketball team tuned up for Saturday exhibition game with Athletes In Action by holding its final pre-season scrimmage.

The game will be played in DeLand starting at 7:30 p.m. In pro tennis, Roscoe Tanner ousted Haroon Ismail 6-4, 6-0 to gam the quarters in the Hong Kong Classic while Jimmy Connors struggled past American Tony Graham 5-7, 6-3, 6-1. At Stuttgart, Germany, Chris Evert Lloyd, Tracy Austin and Billie Jean King all won second-round matches. And baning the unforeseen (which invariably happens in the bowl business) it would appear that the options for Tennessee, Clemson and South Carolina will be restricted to Level Three. Clemson and Tennessee each have remaining games against Notre Dame and an upset of the Irish could possibly elevate either of them into the next most lucrative category.

The potential for advancement would not appear as available to the 6-2 South Carolina Gamecocks, even should they register an upset Saturday night at Flor ida State. About the only Level Two possibility for South Carolina is the Gator. But a win over unbeaten FSU would only lock the Orange-hopeful Seminoles into the Gator and thereby eliminate Carolina from Jacksonville consideration. Although Tennessee vs. Clemson or South Carolina (the latter two would not be matched because they meet during the regular season) would seem to be currently considered the top priority by the T-Bowl, landing any one of the three would give the bowl 'a running start at its first sellout and a respectable payoff approaching $200,000 for each participating team.

If only one of the three is landed, look for the committee to turn to the likes of Purdue, North Carolina, LSU or Navy. But don't rule out the possibility that a very delicious plum could come tumbling out of Levels One and Two with just the right upset here and there. Arkansas, maybe? Florida State? Tune in again right after Saturday's funny bouncei..