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mm scoreboard The Orlando Sentinel Dial-a-Score: 420-5737- B-6 The Orlando Sentinel, Friday, October 14. 1983 ffcQf Jeff Millar Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Compiled by Ken Paskman "i 7 "i A.K. 11-D Ak rflTAl lironit I ktTi I rii- I I fdiCi kiMinMAf CCTOCMir. I MPT I JOTt i OF 000(21514 SLF -CEklfeCEP) HOSTILITIES? INJ VJJUO aiall: 111 First Period 1, Winnipeg, Steen 1 (Deblois, Boschman), 3 50 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, Bullard 3 (Boutette, Buskas).

6:28 (pp). 3, Winnipeg, MacLean 3 (Smail. Steen), 16:06 Second Period 4. Pittsburgh. Hotham 1 (Chorney.

Bulley), 2:21. Third Period 5, Winnipeg. McBain 1 (Walters), 1:28 6. Pittsburgh, Kehoe 3 (Boutette, Carlyle), 15:54 (pp). Overtime 7, Winnipeg, Deblois 2 (Boschman), 1:34.

Shots on Goal Winnipeg 11-16-13-1 41. Pittsburgh 6-9-8-225 Goalies Winnipeg. Hayward. Pittsburgh. Dion.

A 4,095. SABRES 4, MAPLE LEAFS 4 rr El Thursday's question: Which team holds the record for most double plays in 7-game World Series? Thursday's answer In 1955, Brooklyn (NL) made 12 double plays against New York. Today's question: Who is the only American League pitcher to hit safely in the World Series since 1975? 17. Iowa Weslyn 5-0-0 58 18 Mid-Lutheran, Neb 3-1-0 46 19. Neb.

Weslyn 5-1-0 45 20 McMurry. Texas 3-1-0 42 High School This week's schedule THURSDAY'S RESULTS CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT I Lakeland Kathleen at Tampa King, night CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 10 Orlando Colonial at Orlando Evans, Double Stadium, night CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 4 Port Orange Spruce Creek at Daytona Beach Seabreeze, night CLASS AA, DISTRICT 10 Tavares at Eatonville Wymore Tech, night CLASS AA, DISTRICT 12 Lake Placid at Mulberry, night TODAY'S GAMES CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 5 Lakeland at Lakeland Lake Gibson CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT I Apopka at DeLand Maitland Lake Howell at Lake Mary CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 10 Ft Pierce Central at Orlando Oak Ridge Orlando Boone at Orlando Edgewater Winter Garden West Orange at Winter Park CLASS AAAA. DISTRICT 11 Eau Gailie at Vera Beach Melbourne at Stuart Martin County Satellite at Merritt Island CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 4 Palatka at New Smyrna Beach CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 5 Candler Lake Weir at Gainesville High Ocala Vanguard at Gainesville Eastside Gainesville High vs. Candler Lake Weir, at Florida Field Sparr North Marion at Ocala Forest CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 6 St Cloud at Orlando Bishop Moore Orlando Jones vs. Oviedo, at Tangerine Bowl CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 8 Auburndale at Lake Wales Bartow at Haines City CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 9 Titusville at Cocoa Titusviile Astronaut at Melbourne Palm Bay CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 10 Okeechobee at Ft.

Pierce Westwood CLASS AA, DISTRICT Bunnell Flagler Palm Coast at Crescent City Pierson Taylor at Daytona Beach Father Lopez Kissimmee Osceola at Leesburg CLASS AA, DISTRICT 9 Clermont at Bushnell South Sumter Groveland at Dunnellon Wildwood at Spring Hill Springstead CLASS AA, DISTRICT 10 Mt Dora at Eustis CLASS AA, DISTRICT 12 Sebring at Arcadia DeSoto CLASS AA, DISTRICT 13 Melbourne Central Catholic at Cocoa Beach CLASS DISTRICTS Ocala St. John Lutheran at Orlando Lake Highland Prep OTHERS Alachua Santa Fe at Callahan West Nassau Crystal River at Brooksville Hernando Stuart Southtork at Ft Pierce John Carroll Gainesville Buchhdz at Jacksonville Ed White Keystone Heights at Hawthorne Inverness Citrus at Zephyrhills Orlando Heritage Prep at Melbourne Florida Air Academy SATURDAY'S GAMES CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 9 Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley at Daytona Beach Mainland OTHERS St. Petersburg Admiral Farragut at Orlando Tnnity Prep Baseball A WORKING CAMP, run by minor-league manager (Baltimore organization) John Hart, is scheduled most Sunday afternoons this fall at Orlando's Tinker Field from noon to 5 m. for intiefders, catchers and outfielders. A special camp is scheduled today from 11 a m.

Cost is $10 per session Later in the fall, a camp will be set up for catchers and pitchers. For information, call (305) 898-3065. Collectors COLLECTIBLE SHOW SALE featuring baseball cards and sports items at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and and 11 a m.

to 5 m. Sunday at Sheraton Hotel, 736 Lee Rd Winter Park. $1.50 admission, 75 cents under 12. Football AN OPEN TRYOUT will be held by the South Florida Franchise of the International Football League. Sunday, October 23, at the Lockhart Stadium in Broward County.

The tryout will be open to all athletes throughout the state. For more information contact John Kiskinis (305) 856-6060. 1983 CITRUS BOWL TICKETS are on sale at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre Box Office at 401 W. Livingston Orlando. Tickets are $18.

For information, call (305) 843-8111. BUC BUS, a chartered bus service for all Tampa Bay Buccaneer home games, will be offered from the Altamonte Mall and Church Street Station. Tickets are $9 50. For reservations, call (305)849-6126. FLORIDA GATOR TICKETS are available at the Altamonte Mall and Church Street Station ticket outlets tor all home games.

AN INTELLEVISION video football tournament. For details call Mike at 862-6810 (evenings please). Golf WALT DISNEY WORLD GOLF CLASSIC to be held October 20-23 at the three Walt Disney World Golf courses (Palm. Magnolia and Lake Buena Vista). Three day Pro-Am with PGA tour top players.

For sponorship or ticket information call 824-2255. Lacrosse ORLANDO LACROSSE CLUB starts practice 1 Oct. 30 al Wymore Tech in Eatonville. Anyone interested should call Dave Shrum at (305) 788-6656 or (305) 352-2684. Raquetball A MEN ANO WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT, offered by the Winter Park Recreation is today through Sunday at Cady Way Park in Winter Park, The tournament is open to beginners, intermediate and advance players.

Fee is $5 plus a can of balls. For information, call (305) 628-4553. Road races A BENEFIT OFF ROAD RACE to help the Edgewood Boy's Ranch will be held Sunday. October 16. Races start at 12:30 at the Central Florida Fair Grounds.

Five dollars for adults, children 12 and under tree. For more information please call 1-800-433-8511. THE CENTRAL FLORIDA BIATHALON, a combined 5K race and a 400-meler swim, is 9 a.m., Saturday at Central Florida Community College, Ocala. Entry fee is $5, $7 race day For information, call (904) 732-0123 or (904) 629-2436. THE WORLD AIRLINES ROAD RACE is Saturday starting on International Drive in Orlando.

The race is open to airline employees and their families and friends. Also, a 5K is scheduled Entry tee is $10 and should be mailed to World Airlines Road Race. Box 45003, Atlanta, 30320. For information, call (404) 256-4997. THE BUTLER BAY-WINDERMERE 10K, the second event in the Track Shack Grand Prix series, is 8 a Oct.

22 at the Butler Bay Recreation Area in Windermere. Entry lee is $6 Registration available at Track Shack, 1322 N. Mills Orlando. For information, call (305) 898-1313. ST.

ANDREW SK is 9 a.m., Oct. 22 at St. Andrew church, 801 Hastings Orlando. Entry fee is $5. For information, call (305) 295-6331.

RUNNING FAST A three week course to get the maximum speed tor breaking 40 minutes in a 1 0K. Participants shouldbe running 25 miles per week, minimum. Starting Tuesday, November 1 at 5:45 pm. at Runners and Company' on Fairbanks Avenue, Winter PArk Sign up at 'Runners and Company' or call Jim Craft at 830-8892. SEE THE VIDEO tape of the Dick Batchelor Race at 'Runners and Company' on Fairbanks Avenue, Winter Park starting at noon, October 29.

Come and join Jim Craft to talk about this race and to discuss running 1983 DICK BATCHELOR SK RUN FOR THE CHILDREN is 8 a.m., Oct. 29 at the Rosemont Golf and Country Club. Orlando. Entry fee is $6. Registration available at Track Shack, 1322 N.

Mills Orlando. For information, call (305) 898-1313. RUNNING IN STYLE Learn to run correctly and avoid injuries. A six week course starts Monday night. November 7.

at 7:15 at 'The Club'. Call Jim Craft at 830-8892 tor reservations. RUN WITH SUN 10K, the third event in the Track Shack Grand Prix series, is 8 a.m., Nov. 6 at Church Street Station In Orlando. Also, a 1-mile fun run is scheduled.

Entry fee it $7 for the 1 0K, $4 for the fun run. Registration available at Track Shack, 1322 N. Mills Orlando. For Information call (305) 898-1313 SIXTH ANNUAL MATADOR TURKEY TROT, a three-race program, is 8:30 a Nov. 12 at Valencia Community College West Campus in Orlando.

Races are the 440-yard run for ages 6 and under, a 2-mile tun run tor females and a 5-mile road race for all. Entry lees are 50 for the 440 $5 for the 2-mile and 5-mile runs. Race day fees are $1 and $6. For Information, call (305) 299-5000, ext. 1408 THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 10K BULL RUN is Nov.

13. at the Sun Dome on campus. Also, a 5K run is scheduled. Entry lee is $7 prior to Nov. 7, $8 afterward.

For information, call Nick D. Vitsaras at (813) 525-5017 (evenings) or Jeff Davis at (81 3) 974-21 25. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 7.77-MILE RUN FOR JESUS is 8 a.m., Nov. 25. it the church.

For information, call Rich or Jan Allison at (305) 422-6221 or the Assembly of God (305)896-7671. THE SPACE COAST MARATHON is 8 a.m., Nov. 27 at Brevard Community College's Melbourne Campus. A half-marathon will run concurrently. For information, write Jack Kenworth.

Space Coast Runners, P.O. Box 2407, Melbourne, 32901 Include at self-addressed, stamped envelope. LADIES TRACK WORKOUTS are every Wednesday (5:30 at Edgewater High School track in Orlando. For information, call Judy Greer at (305) 698-3815. i Rugby THE ORLANDO RUGBY CLUB Is practicing at Howard Junior High School in Orlando, 6:30 p.m.

Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginners are welcome THE ORLANDO ALOUETTES WOMEN'S CLUB is practicing at Howard Junior High School in Orlando, 6 30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginners are welcome. For information, call Clare Sup at (305) 275-0042. Soccer NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP is Nov. 23-26.

Preliminary matches will be held at Red Bug Park, Casselberty, on Nov. 23-25 with the championship at Lake Brantley High School, Altamonte Springs. 1 Softball SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT run by Lawson Auto Parts to be held November 19-20 at Longwood fields. Trophies include: First and Second individual MVP, most hits and homerun derby Regular season rosters no" pickup Rosters and pickups subject to approval. Entry tee: $85.00 and two new blue dots.

For more information call Doug Dyer between 8 and 5 pm at 896-0594 or Neil Prusnek at 896-8322 between 7 and 9 pm. HALLOWEEN CLASSIC women's slowpitch, October 28.29 30, Lake Downy Park- Dean Rd. and Rt. 50. Classes A B.

C. Fee $85.00 plus 2 ASA red-stitched, restneted balls. Awards: 1st and 2nd place team and individuals. 3rd place team. Special Events: Home Run Derby Queen-trophy; Every Triple- one small pizza; Every Double- soft drink or beer: All star team-Composed of ten players- Halloween T-shirts.

Contact Wall Parkhurst (305) 841-1070, 695-0568 or CB Twinam (305) 656-6063. THE WALSIE WARD GIRLS' CLUB OF PINE HILLS has two openings in its Saturday night co-ed league. Minimum age requirement is 14-years-old belore Oct. 13. For information, call Karyn Grieco at (305) 299-4350.

MEN'S CLASS tournament will be held Oct. 22-23 at Longwood's Candyland Park. Entry fee is $90. Deadline is Friday. For information, call Herb at (305) 339-6677 after 3:30 p.m.

MEN'S CLASS TOURNAMENT is Nov. 12-13 at Lake Fairview Park, Orlando. Five games guaranteed. Entry fee $120 and due by Nov. 1.

For information, call Charlie at (305) 282-5749 or Larry (305) 855-1318 evenings and weekends. Tennis CITY OF LEESBURG CHAMPIONSHIPS are today through Sunday. Singles and doubles events include men A.B, and women A and juniors A and B. Seniors doubles and mixed doubles are scheduled. Entry fee is $5 per entrant.

For information, call (904) 728-3500 A MEN'S AND WOMEN'S DOUBLES TORUNAMENT is Oct. 21-23 at Azalea Lane Recreation Center, Orlando. Fee is $10 For information, call (305) 628-4553. WINTER PARK RECREATION DEPARTMENT is offering youth and adult lessons at Azalea Lane Recreation Center. Fee is $20 tor Winter Park residents and $25 tor non-city residents.

For information, call (305) 628-4553. Track GRAND PRIX TRACK SERIES RECREATION MEET is 9 a.m., Saturday at Edgewater High School in Orlando. The meet is open to boys and girls 14-years-old and under. Entry fee is 50. For information, call Ted Bez at (305) 843-3574.

AKfc OEWBCTb OV THE 348.80 Fourth game 7 Ricardo-Foruna 13 00 5 00 4 40 1 Bilbao-Montilla 5 00 3 60 6 Leque-Arana 10.00 (1-7) 52.80; (7-1) 242.10; (7-H) 623.40 Fifth game 7 Mikel-Elorza 14 60 6 00 5 00 2 Bilbao-Reyes 3.60 4 00 5 Olea-Atano 4 80 (2-7) 38.00; (7-2) 142.80-, (7-2-5) 444.40 Sixth game 2 Gorostola-Farah 13 40 5 80 4 80 6 Arra-Totorica 4.40 3 80 1 Galla-Zarraga 1060 (2-8) 34.20; (2-8) 138.20; (2-8-1) 396.80 Seventh game 3Tello-Atano 14.60 8 20 4 40 7 Mikel-Zarraga 5 80 5 40 2 Durango Kid-Montilla 5 00 (3-7) 47.80". (3-7) 249.90; (3-7-2) 471.00 Late Wednesday Eighth game 8 Charola-Arca 14.60 7.40 8 40 6Mikel-Farah 7.40 7.40 4 Echeva-Kosca 5 20 (8-8) 102.00; (8-8) 315.00; (8-8-4) 589.40 Ninth game 2CHea-Arca 7.80 4 40 3 80 3 Garay-Atano 4.80 4 40 7 Aramayo-Foruria 4 40 (2-3) 35.80; (2-3) 78.60; (2-3-7) 382.80; Pic 6 Jackpot 67,333.20 10th game 2 Durango-Totorica 11.00 7 40 2 60 4Mikel-Arca 6.00 3 80 3 Garay-Yza 4 00 (2-4) 38.80; (2-4) 248.30; (2-4-3) 570.80 11th game 2Galla 26.20 6 40 4.40 6Arra 11.40 5 40 3 Gorostola 3.00 (2-8) 47.20; (2-8) 143.70; (2-8-3) 298.00 12th game 5Arra-Zarre 36.20 6 20 6 80 4Garay-Arca 10.40 1160 3 Durango-Farah 5 80 (4-5) 45.80; (5-4) 175.80; (5-4-3) 428.20 13th game 8 Charola-Zarre 12.40 8 20 6 20 4 Durango-lrazabal 10.20 3 80 2 Gorostola-Atano 4 00 (4-8) 45.40; (8-4) 97.20; (8-4-2) 188.00 A Handle $138,378 At Calder WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK FAST. 1st 4,000, tndn 3MYO, 61. Mac's Alibi (KCastaneda) 5.20 4.20 3.20 Bent Out Of Shape (Andersn) 7.20 3 80 Begum's Laddie (Figueroa) 5 60 Time Scratched Source'! Apprentis.

2nd 9,000, tndn 2YO, St. Abounding Love (Hernndz) 15.00 6 80 3.20 Chetski (Russ) 10.00 360 Liz Jr. (Velez) 2.40 Time 1:14. OD (2-5) 61.40. (5-6) 141.00.

3rd 4,000, mdn 344YO, 61. Broken Play (Velez) 3.40 2.40 2.20 Laughin' Man (Arias) 4.20 3 00 Five Golds (Feriole) 2.40 Time Scratched Brave Decision, ImaMrdtoo. (5-8) 25.80. 4th 4,000, 3YO up, Dip's Song (Belmonte) 27.60 9.60 7.60 Check The King (Ramos) 4.80 4.20 Tudor Jig (Castaneda) 15.60 Time (7-1) 133.20. (7-1-11) 4,849.00.

5th 10,000, tndn 3A4YO, 1ml. Dagian (Neider) 9.80 4 60 2.60 Jetting Ways (Duany) 3.00 2 20 Victorious Meg (Pennisi) 2 60 Time 1:42. Scratched Wood Ibis. (2-4) 19.40. 6th 4,500, 3YO up, St.

Dame Bar (Soto) 8.20 4 80 3.60 Hank's Girl (Squartino) 1 1 .00 6 80 Brook's Sport (Neider) 4.20 Time Scratched Sea Hippie. (8-7) 88.40. (6-7-4) 869.00. 7th 9,000, 3YO up, 8f. Cash For Pleasure (Velez) 12.207 605.40 Manolo's Bou (Trujillo) 7.60 4.60 Sunnybunces (Danjean) 10.00 Time (5-1) 63.00.

8th 7,000, 3YO up, Sttf. Be Steel (DePass) 15.00 7.00 4 80 Cockpit Hustler (Conner) 1 1 .60 7 20 Spirited Tom (Santiago) 3 80 Time (6-4) 388.20. (6-4-1) 1,277.60. 9m 12,500, ale 2YO, 6f. Clandestine Affair (Wilson) 6.60 2.80 2.80 Birdie Belle (Santiago) 2.20 2.20 Next One Up (Squartino) 3.20 Time (2-3) 12.20.

10th 4,000, 3YO up, 8f. No Act (Breen) 13.60 13.20 7.80 Coclarion (Gonzalez) 4.00 3 60 Fly The Colors (Pennisi) 5.20 Time (1-4) 79.80. (1-4-8) 784.80. A Handle $922,850. UMbK)KlSAMMIK 1 Ramon-Pradera 4 60 5 00 8 Galdos-Wally 8 00 (1-8) 56.40; $1 (6-1-8) 544.80 Second game 8 Duran-Uralde 13 60 19 00 5 80 2 Galdos-Pradera 5.40 3 80 5 Ramon-Victor 0(2-8) 37.40; (8-2) 104.20; 81 (8-2-5) 125.00; DO (-8) 289.80 Third game 6 Aperribay-Victor 27.00 4 80 5 20 1 Egana-Wally 11.80 3 60 4 Zugaza-Pradera 3 60 (1-) 87.00; (8-1) 147.60; SI (6-1- 4) 134.40 Late Wednesday Seventh game 4 Duran-Arrieta 19.20 9 40 4.60 2Egana-Tr0 8 00 4 20 6 John-Vivanco 13 00 (2-4) 44.80; (4-2) 112.20; SI (4-2- Eighth game 4Zubi 24.00 3 20 3.00 2Vicandi 8 60 4 00 3 Gerardo 4 00 0 (2-4) 30.20; (4-2) 88.70; SI (4-2-3) 115.70 Ninth game 7 David-Muguerza 22.20 18 80 12 60 5 Zubi-Beltran 5 00 4 00 3 Napa-Andre 4 00 (5-7) 57.40; (7-5) 129.90; 81 (7-5-3) 186.80 10th game 6 Santi Enrique 14 80 21 60 5 40 4ApraizPaco 5 20 4 20 3 Vicandi Muguerza 8 80 (4-8) 45.80; (8-4) 152.40; 11 (6-4- 3) 261.80; Pick Six (8-1-4-4-7-8) 4 Of 8 Paid 1 Winner $208.00 Jackpot Carryover $22 221.80 11th game 2 Oscar Vallejo 10.00 5 00 3.20 1 Dan Paco 10.40 2 80 7 Arano Gerardo 5.20 (1-2) 26.20; $1 (2-1-7) 178.80 12th game 4 Enrique 7.20 4 40 4 00 7 Oscar 19 80 6 00 1 Arano 4.00 (4-7) 37.00; (4-7) 190.20; $1 (4-7- 1) 239.20; Dole (1-2, 4-7) 1,487.70 13th game 1 David Rodolfo 3.60 2 40 16.00 7 Apraiz Gerardo 8.00 5 Sara Beltran 16 00 0 (1-7) 39.40; (1-7) 129.80-, $1 (1-7- 5) 226.10 A Handle $83,824 At Ocala Late Wednesday Sixth game 4 JavyCoya 14.20 11.60 4 80 1 Hernandez Guerena 3.80 3 40 2 Aguirre Zoqui 3.40 (1-4) 34.40; (4-1-2) 392.80 Seventh game 7lrusta 11.20 6.40 5 80 1 Joaquin 4.00 4.00 3 Azpiri 4.20 0(1-7) 50.80; (7-1-3) 429.70 Eighth game 3 Hernandez Arcarazo 8.60 4 80 7 80 2 Eusebio Zoqui 3.60 4 20 5 Arteta Arambarri 4.80 (2-3) 33.20; (3-2-5) 487.40 Ninth game 3 Irusta Onaindia 10.20 7.20 4.00 5 Solaun Javier 8.60 4 40 4 Rufino Mondra 3.20 (3-5) 48.60; (3-5-4) 1,035.20 10th game SOwensLaca 17.60 8 60 4 40 5 Kent Arcarazo 8 60 5.00 7 Irusta Almorza 4.00 (5-8) 35.60; (8-5-7) 765.80 11th game 5 Luis Irigo 26.80 8.20 4.80 2KentCarea 6.20 4 80 7 Rufino Onaindia 4.80 (2-5) 33.80; (5-2-7) 338.20 12th game 7 Javier 11.80 6 40 3 80 4Carea 640 3.80 1 Solaun 3.20 (4-7) 49.80; (7-4-1) 199.20 13th game 4 Irusta Irigo 25.40 8 20 8 80 3 Aitor Arcarazo 14 60 3.60 8 Azpiri Arambarri 5 40 (3-4) 51.80; (4-3-8) 960.00; DD (7-4) 375.30 A Handle $82,808 At Otlando-Seminole Thursday night results First game 3 Bilbao-Reyes 7.00 3 80 3.40 8 Gabiola-Echeva 6.20 5 20 2 Rene-Foruna 3 60 (3-8) 54.40; (3-8) 290.10; (3-8-2) 922.00 Second game 2 Pita-Montilla 11.40 4.20 3.60 4 Pinson-Arana 6.00 5 40 1 Negui-Foruria 3 40 0 (2-4) 39.20; (2-4) 163.20; (2-4-1) 405.80; DD (3-2) 128.10 Third game 4 Rene 19.80 10.00 4.20 2 0lea 4.00 2 80 1 Gabiola 320 (2-4) 42.80; (4-2) 87.80; (4-2-1) CFL EASTERN DIVISION I Pf PA PU.

Toronto 10 3 0 378 284 20 Ottawa 6 6 0 289 317 12 Hamilton 4 8 0 306 379 8 Montreal 3 9 0 262 353 6 WESTERN DIVISION PF PA PH. BtshCImb 9 3 0 375 261 18 Winnipeg 8 5 0 347 312 16 Edmntn 7 6 0 375 290 14 Calgary 6 5 0 306 265 12 Sktchwn 3 10 0 300 474 6 MONDAY'S RESULT British Columbia 30, Winnipeg 18 SATURDAY'S GAMES Saskatchewan at Hamilton, 7 m. Montreal at Edmonton, 9 30 m. College This week's schedule SATURDAY'S GAMES FLORIDA COLLEGES Central Florida at Richmond, 1:30 p.m. Albany (Ga.) State at Florida A4M, 1:30 p.m.

Miami at Mississippi State. 2 30 m. Dncinnati at Florida State, 7 Alabama State at Bethune-Cookman, 7 p.m. SEC Tennessee vs. Alabama at Birmingham Auburn at Georgia Tech Mississippi at Texas Christian Kentucky at LSU.

night Georgia at Vanderbilt. night MEAC North Carolina A4T at Delaware State Virginia State at Howard U. South Carolina State at Davidson BIG EIGHT Colorado at Iowa State Kansas State at Kansas Nebraska at Missouri Oklahoma at Oklahoma State BIG TEN Ohio State at Illinois Michigan State at Indiana Purdue at Iowa Northwestern at Michigan Wisconsin at Minnesota, night PAC-10 Oregon State at California Arizona State at Southern California Stanford at Washington UCLA at Washington State Oregon at Arizona, night SOUTHWEST Texas vs. Arkansas at Little Rock, night Texas at Baylor, night Rice at Texas Tech, night ACC Clemson at Duke North Carolina at North Carolina State Maryland at Wake Forest VMI at Virginia, night WAC Texas-El Paso at Air Force New Mexico at Bngham Young San Diego State at Colorado State Wyoming at Utah PCAA Hawaii at Nevada-Las Vegas Boise State at Utah State Long Beach State at Pacific, night Fullerton State at San Jose State, night MID-AMERICAN Northern Illinois at Eastern Michigan Ball State at Kent State Central Michigan at Ohio U. Miami.

O. at Toledo Bowling Green at Western Michigan MISSOURI VALLEY Southern Illinois at Southwest Missouri State Wichita State at Indiana State, night Illinois State at Tulsa, night Drake at New Mexico State, night INDEPENDENTS Notre Dame vs. Army at E. Rutherford, N.J. Navy at Princeton Colgate at Rutgers Penn State at Syracuse East Carolina at Temple Virginia Tech at West Virginia Pitt at Louisville, night Southern Mississippi at Memphis State, night Southwestern Louisiana at Tulane NCAA l-AA BIG SKY Northern Arizona at Idaho State, night Nevada-Reno at Montana Fresno State at Montana State Idaho at Weber State, night IVY Cornell at Brown Dartmouth at Harvard Lafayette at Penn Columbia at Yale OHIO VALLEY Murray State at Middle Tennessee State Akron at Morehead State Tennessee Tech at Western Kentucky Austin Peay at Youngstown State MID-CONTINENT Northern Iowa at Eastern Illinois Wisconsin-Whitewater at Western SOUTHLAND North Texas State at McNeese State, night Nicholls Slate at Northeast Louisiana, night Louisiana Tech at Arkansas State, night Lamar at Texas-Arlington SOUTHWESTERN Northwestern Louisiana vs.

Alcorn State at Jackson Mississippi Valley State at Grambling State Southern U. at Jackson State, night Praine View at Texas Lutheran Southeastern Louisiana at Texas Southern, night SOUTHERN Gardner-Webb at Appalachian State Georgia Southern at East Tennessee State James Madison at William 4 Mary The Citadel at Tennessee-Chattanooga, night Furman at Western Carolina, night YANKEE Rhode Island at Boston University Holy Cross at Connecticut Maine at Massachusetts Lehigh at New Hampshire INDEPENDENTS Northeastern at American International Towson State at Delaware College polls NCAA DIVISION II 1 Southwest Texs St 4-0-0 60 2. Mississippi Colleg 6-0-0 56 3. Abilene Christn, Txs 4-0-0 52 4 California-Dvs 4-0-0 48 5. Clarion, 5-0-0 42 6 Nebraska-Omah 5-1-0 39 7 North Alabam 4-0-1 34 8 Virginia Umn 5-1-0 29 1 9.

North Dakot St 4-1-0 28 10. Butlr, Ind 5-0-0 26 Md 5-1-0 26 NCAA DIVISION III 1 Augustan, III 4-0-0 60 2. Carnegie-Mellon, 5-0-0 56 3 Hotstr, 5-0-0 51 4. Wartburg. low 5-0-0 47 5.

Salisbry Md 5-0-0 41 6 Mount Union, Ohi 5-0-0 39 7. St. Jhn's, 34 8 Wisconsin-LaCross 5-1-0 31 9. Case Reserve, Ohi 5-0-0 30 10. Unin, N.Y 4-0-0 26 11 Millsaps.

Mss 4-0-0 22 12. Lycoming, 4-0-1 15 13. Wisconsin-Rivr Flls 4-1-0 9 14. St Lawrenc. N.Y 3-1-0 6 Wittenberg, Ohi 4-1-0 6 NAIA DIVISION I 1 Central Okla.

(1 6) 6-OM) 320 2. Missouri Southern 6-0-0 303 3. Cent. Arkansas 5-0-0 289 4. Ft.

Hays Kan 6-0-0 258 5. Mesa, Colo 4-0-1 230 6. Georgetown, Ky 5-0-0 225 Southern Oregon 5-0-0 225 8 Elon, 3-1-0 173 9. E. Central.

Okla 4-1-0 166 Hillsdale, Mich 4-1-0 166 11. Saginaw Valley, Mich 4-1-0 162 12. E. New Mexico 4-0-0 153 13. Wofford.S.C 4-1-0 145 14.

NE Oklahoma 3-1-0 131 15. Shepherd, W.Va 4-1-0 101 16. Claire 4-1-0 079 17. Arkansas-Monticello 4-1-0 074 18. Winona Minn 5-1-0 039 19 Concord.

Va 4-1-0 036 20. Carson-Newman, Tenn. 3-2-0 021 Nrthwod Mch 2-1-0 021 NAIA DIVISION II 1 William Jewell (10) 5-0-0 31 3 2. Nrthwstrn, Iowa (6) 6-0-0 307 3. Westminster, Pa 4-0-0 286 4.

Findlay. Ohio 4-0-0 273 5. Baker. Kan 5-0-0 260 6. Concordia.

Neb 5-0-0 231 7. Pac-Lutheran, Wash 3-1-0 223 8. Wilmington, Ohio 3-1-0 201 9. St. Thomas.

Minn 4-1-0 180 10. Hanover, Ind 3-1-0 155 1 1 Montana Tech 4-0-0 1 46 1 2. Dickinson 4-1-0 1 20 13. Anderson, Ind 3-1-0 116 14. Southwestern, Kan 4-1-0 97 15.

Cal-Lutheran 3-2-0 79 16. Linfield, Ore 2-2-0 61 Buffalo Toronto 1 3 0 0-4 2 0 2 04 First Period 1, Buffalo, Hajt 1 (Clou-tier, McCourt), 3:59. 2. Toronto, Vaive 3 (Farrish, Daoust), 6:19. 3.

Toronto, Varve 4(Gingras), 14:21. Second Period 4, Buffalo. Cloutier 3 (Perreault. Housley). 1:34 (pp).

5. Buffalo. Cloutier 4 (Cyr, Andreychuk), 14:15 (pp). 6. Butlalo.

Playfair 1 (Wiemer), 19:20. Third Period 7, Toronto, Derlago 2 (Graham), 6 34 8. Toronto, Derlago 3 (Nigra. Graham). 16:52 Overtime None Penalties None, Shots on Goal Buffalo 8-11-5-125.

Toronto 12-3-10-429 Goalies Buffalo, Sauve. Toronto, Pal-mateer. A 16.242. BLACK HAWKS 2, CANUCKS 1 Vancouver Chicago 0 0 1-1 1102 First periooV-1. Chicago, Larmer 4 (Sa-vard.

Murray). 7:37 (pp). Second Period 2. Chicago, Larmer 5 (Savard. B.

Murray), 15:21 (pp). Third period 3. Vancouver, Tanti 7 (Bubla. Lanz). 3:04 (pp).

Shots on goal Vancouver 10-12-13 35. Chicago 13-10-6 29. Goalies Vancouver. Brodeur. Chicago, Bannerman.

A 1 5.087. OILERS 8, RED WINGS 3 Detroit Edmonton 0 3 01 3 148 First Period 1, Edmonton, Gretzky 5 (Hunter. Gregg). 10:06. 2.

Edmonton. Fo-golin 1 (Gretzky. Kurri), 16:58. 3, Edmonton. Lowe 2 (Gretzky), 19:29 (pp).

Second Period 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 6 (Anderson. Messier), :27 (pp). 5, Detroit, Boldirev 2 (Yzerman, Gare), 2:01 (pp). 6. Detroit, Woods 1 (Johnstone, Smith), 6 29.

7, Detroit, Johnstone 3 (Foster, Woods). 13:49. Third Period 8. Edmonton, Kurri 3 (Hunter), 4 01. 9, Edmonton, Coffey 1 (lumley.

Semenko), 12:42. 10. Edmonton, Linseman 1 (Coffey), 19:24 (pp). 11, Edmonton, Hunter 3 (Gretzky, Kurri). 19:43.

Shots on Goal Detroit 6-14-828. Edmonton 17-11-1644. Goalies Detroit, Mio. Edmonton, Moog. A 17.498.

NORTH STARS 7, FLAMES 5 Calgary Minnesota 2 1 2 1 1- 7 First period 1, Calgary, Beers 1 (McDonald, Risebrough), 6:18. 2, Minnesota, Smith 1 (Payne, Maxwell). 8:57 (pp). 3, Calgary, Eloranta 1 (Reinhart. McDonald).

16:23 (pp). Second period 4. Minnesota. Payne 1 (Broten. Maxwell), 1:20 (pp).

5, Minnesota. Giles 1 (Maruk, Payne), 5:11 (pp). 6, Minnesota, Payne 2 (Bellows, Broten), 7:44. 7, Minnesota, Roberts 1 (Bellows), 13:58. 8.

Minnesota, Maruk 2 (Maxwell), 15:20. 9, Calgary, Risebrough 1 (Eloranta, McDonald), 16:33. Third period 10, Calgary, McDonald 2 (Jalonen, Volcan), 2:40. 11, Minnesota. Giles 2 (Lawton, Ciccarelli), 6:34.

12. Calgary, Tambellini 1 (Peplinski, Bozek), 9:14. Shots on goal Calgary 11-7-624. Minnesota 14-15-1342. Goalies Calgary, Edwards.

Minnesota, Meloche. A 12,283. NBA Exhibition Schedule WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Washington 130. New Jersey 100 Chicago 111, Milwaukee 110 Utah 109, San Diego 106 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland vs. Indiana at Anderson, night New York vs.

Milwaukee at Madison, night Kansas City vs. Detroit at Wichita, night Phoenix at Dallas, night Boston at Los Angeles, night Houston at Portland, night San Diego vs. Golden State at Stockton, night TODAY'S GAMES Phoenix vs. Chicago at Cedar Rapids, 8:30 p.m. Washington vs.

San Antonio at Austin, Texas, 6:30 p.m. Houston vs. Seattle at Vancouver, 1 1 p.m. i College ROLLINS 1, ST. LEO 0 Rollins 1 01 SI Leo 0 00 Goat Ackerman (assist Hampton).

Records Rollins 6-1-2. College poll 1. Duke (22) 9-0-2 358 2. Clemson 9-0-1 304 3. Illinois 10-0-0 300 4.

Indiana 7-1-3 276 5. Columbia 7-0-0 262 6 St. Louis 10-0-1 227 7. Rutgers 9-0-0 194 8. California 11-2-0 185 9.

Hartwick 8-1-1 144 10. Alabama 8-1-0 130 11. Akron 8-2-2 103 12. UCLA 9-1-3 91 13. Virginia 8-3-0 76 14.

Fairleigh Dickinson 9-2-0 69 15. Connecticut 7-4-1 51 16 San Francisco 9-2-0 32 17. South Florida 11-1-0 23 18 Old Dominion 8-2-3 8 19. Philadelphia Tex 8-1-2 4 20. Bowling Green 1 0-0-1 3 High School Lakeland Evangel Christian 6, Orland Luther 3 1 11 1 il I ililJ 1 1 High School BOYS WEST ORANGE 114, COLONIAL 50 200 medley relay West Orange, Fishberg, Jackson, Inderhees, MacFar-lane, 1 49 99, 200 free Baron, (C), 200 IM Jackson (WO).

50 free Weeks (WO) 24 49; Diving Reed (WO) 211.75; 100 butterfly Mac-Farlane (WO) 58 29; 100 tree Weeks (WO) 54.08; 500 tree Jackson (WO) 5:25 34; 100 back MacFarlane (WO) 100 breast K. Weeks (WO) 1 :1 0 44; 400 free relay West Orange, N. Weeks, Lenhardt, Murphy, K. Weeks, 3:44.40. GIRLS WEST ORANGE 89, COLONIAL 78 200 medley relay West Orange, Williams.

Bosley, Strong, MacFarlane, 2:03 92; 200 free Bosley (WO) 200 IM Strong (WO) 2:26 92; 50 free MacFarlane (WO) 27.97; Diving Bodoia (WO) 236 95; 100 butterfly Strong (WO) 100 free Williams (WO) 58 84; 500 tree MacFarlane (WO) 5:52 61; 100 back Williams (WO) 1:08 61; 100 breast Bosley (WO) 1:16 06; 400 free relay Colonial. Mc-Gee. Michael, Clark, Davis. 4:22.16. College women Tampa d.

Rollins, 7-15, 15-7, 15-5, 7-15, 15-10 High School Jones d. Osceola. 11-15, 15-8, 15-4 Evans d. Edgewater, 15-7, 15-9 Lake Highland Prep d. St.

John Lutheran, At Melbourne Thursday night results First game 6 Duran-Davezac 54 20 5.20 8.00 Hockey NEW YORK ISLANDERS Called up Darcy Regier, defenseman, from Indian-polis of the Central Hockey League. Soccer TACOMA STARS Signed Neil Meg-son, defender. WORLD SERIES Navy 16 PRINCETON RUTGERS 2V4 Colgate Penn State 13 SYRACUSE WEST VIRGINIA 13Vi Virginia Tech YALE 9V, Columbia Notre Dame 29V4 ARMY Ohio State 4 ILLINOIS IOWA 18V4 Purdue ALABAMA 12Vi Tennessee INDIANA 1 Michigan State IOWA STATE 3 Colorado KANSAS 6 Kansas State Miami 12 MISS. STATE Nebraska 20 MISSOURI Oklahoma 7 OKLA. ST.

TCU 5 Mississippi UCLA 7 WSHNGTN ST. CALIFORNIA 22Vi Oregon State Arizona State 1 SO. CAL WASHINGTON 1714 Stanford Texas 9Vi ARKANSAS BAYLOR 6 Teas ASM Wisconsin 14 MINNESOTA TEXAS TECH 18 Rice Georgia 12V4 VANDERBILT LSU 1314 Kentucky ARIZONA 22 Oregon Home team In CAPS (53 Baseball NEW YORK METS Named Dave Johnson manager. Basketball NBA Signed a three-year working agreement with the Continental Basketball Association. BOSTON CELTICS Signed Robert Parish, center, to a one-year extension of his contract.

DENVER NUGGETS Cut David Little and Maurice McDaniel. forwards. NEW JERSEY NETS Cut Perry Moss, Zack Jones, guards, Tim Carr, center. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Cut Brad Watson, guard. Tony Wilson and Ray Smith, forwards.

Football SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS Signed Morns Bledsoe, quarterback. Favorite Odds Underdog PHILADELPHIA 6-7 Baltimore COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog MICHIGAN 40 Northwestern North Carolina 16Vi NC STATE Maryland 17 WAKE FOREST BROWN 6'A Cornell Clemson 17 DUKE Auburn 14 GA. TECH HARVARD 2Vi Dartmouth Suntree Senior Classic AT SUNTREE C.C., MELBOURNE PAR: 36-3672 George Bayer 35-3368 Peter Thomson 34-3468 Arnold Palmer 36-3369 Mike Souchak 35-3469 Don January 35-34 69 Gardner Dickinson 36-3470 Miller Barber 34-3670 Charles Sittord 35-3570 Doug Sanders 36-3571 TedKroll 36-3571 Paul Harney 36-3571 MikeFetchick 35-3671 DanSikes 35-3671 BobEnckson 36-3571 Bob Stone 37-3471 BobGoalby 36-3672 Guy Wolstenholme 37-3572 Denis Hutchinson 37-3572 Jim Ferree 34-3872 Dow Finsterwald 35-3772 Dick Mast 36-3672 Gordon Jones 35-3772 Gay Brewer 37-3673 Howie Johnson 37-3673 Al Balding 35-3873 Billy Casper 37-3673 Julius Borus 37-3673 JC. Goosie 36-3773 Lionel Herbert 37-3774 Bob Ross 34-4074 Ray Bolo 35-3974 Fred Haas 40-3474 Bean Lind 38-3674 Gene Littler 39-3574 Charles Owens 36-3874 Jerry Barber 36-3874 Tom Nieporte 38-3674 Art Silvestrone 38-3674 Rod Funseth 35-3974 Fred Hawkins 36-3874 Bill Johnston 36-3975 Bert Weaver 39-3675 Doug Ford 39-3675 Sam Snead 37-3875 Bill Collins 39-3776 KelNagle 41-3576 Jack Fleck 40-3777 AlBesselink 39-3877 Ed Furgol 38-4179 Don Hoenig 37-4481 Henry Ransom 42-42 B4 NHL WALES CONFERENCE PATRICK DIVISION PU OF GA NY Rangers 4 0 0 8 17 5 Philadelphia 3 0 0 6 17 5 NY Islanders 3 1 0 6 23 20 New Jersey 1 2 0 2 9 12 Washington 0 3 0 0 10 17 Pittsburgh 0 4 0 0 8 22 ADAMS DIVISION PU GF GA Buffalo 2 11 5 16 18 Boston 2 10 4 16 8 Quebec 2 2 0 4 23 20 Montreal 1 2 0 2 13 17 Hartford 1 2 0 2 8 12 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NORRIS DIVISION PU GF GA St Louis 3 10 6 15 10 Chicago 3 10 6 13 12 Toronto 12 1 3 18 19 Minnesota 1 2 1 3 22 22 Detroit 0 3 1 1 16 26 SMYTHE DIVISION Pta GF GA Edmonton 4 0 0 8 25 16 Vancouver 2 3 0 4 23 23 Winnipeg 112 4 17 18 Calgary 111 3 11 11 Los Angeles 0 3 1 1 9 16 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Winnipeg 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT Buffalo 4, Toronto 4. tie Chicago 2, Vancouver 1 Minnesota 7, Calgary 5 Edmonton 8, Detroit 3 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Montreal at Boston, night Quebec at Hartford, night Washington at N.Y.

Rangers, night Winnipeg at Philadelphia, night Los Angeles at St Louis, night TODAY'S GAMES Quebec at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:35 p.m. SATURDAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at NY Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Buffalo at Boston. 7:05 p.m.

Winnipeg at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. NY Rangers at St. Louis, 7:35 p.m. Hartford at Pittsbugh, 8:05 m. Vancouver at Montreal, 8:05 p.m.

Chicago at Toronto. 8 05 m. Edmonton at Calgary. 8:05 p.m. Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.

Late Wednesday JETS 4, PENGUINS 3 -j 11103 Winnipeg Pittsburgh Solunar Tables A.M. P.M. Mln. Ma. Mln.

Ma. Today 12:25 6:35 12:45 7:00 Saturday 1:10 7:20 1:30 7:40 Sunday 1:55 8:00 2:10 8:25 Monday 2:40 8:40 2:50 9:05 Tuesday 3:20 9:20 3:30 9:40 Wed'day 3:55 10:00 4:10 10:20 Thursday 4:35 10:40 4.50 11:00 Tides High Low tides, as are mangrove snapper. Use live mullet for the reds and shrimp for the snapper. Flounder are congregating around the rocks near the entrance to the lagoon on the north side of the inlet. Most are being caught on live shrimp.

St. Johns Riven Wild shiners, fished along the hyacinths, are taking most of the bass in the Astor area, but around Sanford the bass are hanging off points and prefer topwater plugs or crankbaits. Bream are fairly plentiful aroung the dropoffs near Astor, while the best area for speckled perch is from Lake Monroe to Osteen. Lake County: Bass fishing is slow and the fish seem scattered. The best tactic should be fishing outside the grass during the early morning with plastic worms, switching to crankbaits and a little deeper water later in the day.

Bream are concentrating around weed bed and in the canals of the Oklawaha Chain. Some are in the Dead River that connects Lakes Eustis and Harris. The best place for specks should be the five-acre fish attrac-tor in the north end of Lake Griffin. Lake Tohopekaliga: Topwater plugs and crankbaits are the keys to catching schooling bass that have been numerous in Goblet's Cove and North Steer Beach during the early morning. Rising water levels have moved many of the larger fish into heavy grass, where flipping is mandatory.

Specks are still congregating near the entrance to Shingle Creek and drift-fishing with live minnows suspended just off the bottom is the best method for locating the fish. East Lake Tohopekaliga: Bass should be feeding just outside the reed line in the early morning and in deeper water in mid-lake later in the day. Use plastic worms along the reeds and troll live shiners over the deeper holes. Shellcrackers are still holding around the mussel beds, where live worms fished just off the bottom account for most of the fish. Orlando Area: Anglers fishing at night with have been catching specks in Lake Conway, fishing with live min-; nows in the deeper water.

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. DAYTONA BEACH Today 2:53 3:30 8:55 9:51 Saturday 3:52 4:27 9:55 10:43 Sunday 4:48 5:20 10:51 11:28 Monday 5:40 6:07 11:39 12:08 Tuesday 6:25 6:49 12:23 Wed'day 7:07 7:31 12:45 1:03 Thursday 7:47 8:09 1:18 1:40 ADD MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Cocoa Beach 20 20 New Smyrna Beach 5 5 PORT CANAVERAL Today 2:45 3:22 8:46 9:42 Saturday 3:44 4:19 9:46 10:34 Sunday 4:40 5:12 10:42 11:19 Monday 3:32 5:59 11:30 11:59 Tuesday 6:17 6:41 12:14 Wed'day 6:59 7:23 12:36 12:54 Thursday 7:39 6:01 1:09 1:31 ADD MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Melbourne 20 20 Vera Beach 6 Fort Pierce Inlet 27 23 Don Wilson's fishing forecast Gulf Coast: Spotted sea trout remain concentrated along both sides of the ship channel in Homosassa Bay, 1 between Markers 24 and 10.

The fish are in four to eight feet of water and are hitting live shrimp, plastic-bodied jigs or small mullet-like plugs. Red drum (channel bass) are feeding around the inshore islands and oyster bars on incoming tides. Live shrimp or chromed spoons are the best baits. For mangrove snapper, fish the holes in the Homosassa River with live shrimp. Daytona Beach-New Smyrna Beach: Bluefish and Spanish mackerel have been feeding in the surf, the blues hitting cut mullet and the mackerel being caught on diamond jigs.

Sea trout, redfish and snook are plentiful in the Indian River, but many of the fish are too small to keep. Higher than normal tides have scattered the fish inside the mangroves, so you will have to search for them. Use live shrimp and fish the incoming tide. Offshore, bottom fishing has been good for snapper and sea bass, and topwater anglers have been catching dolphin and king mackerel. Titusville: Spotted sea trout and mangrove snapper should be plentiful in the Indian River around the holes and dropoffs.

Use live shrimp and fish near the dropoffs in places such as the Haulover Canal entrance to Mosquito Lagoon. The red tide outbreak along the Canaveral National Seashore and the, resultant fish kill has stopped surf fishing. Port Canaveral: Wahoo and dolphin are fairly numerous offshore in 120 to 240 feet of water, but sailfish are scarce. Bottom fishing should be good for snapper and sea bass, with an occasional grouper. Some large king mackerel have been showing up along the buoy line, which is also holding tripletail.

The best bet for flounder should be fishing with live shrimp at the closes buoy to the port, Marker 1 3. Sebastian Inlet: Spanish mackerel remain abundant in the surf, feeding on glass minnows. Use small chromed spoons or jigs that resemble the minnows. Redfish are feeding along the end of the north jetty on the incoming BAYPORT 8:34 10:44 8:48 11:30 10:31 11:58 11:34 12:27 12:25 12:51 1:04 1:14 1:40 Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed'day Thursday 12:50 3:35 5:06 5:58 6:36 7:10 7:40 HIGH 25 29 3:10 4:36 5:38 6:20 6:55 7:24 7:52 LOW 12 65 ADD MINUTES FOR: Cedar Key River Yankee town Beach (All tide subject to wind conditions) Ok.