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-Kv scoreboard -0 The Orlando Sentinel, Wednesday, November 19, 1986 By Rechin Wilder Out of Bounds Complied by Mike Zlzzo American League MVP Voting Ffcu.l iS CSs, Mind Tot Clemens. Boa 19 5 2 339 Mattingly, NY i 14 258 Rica. Bos 4 6 11 241 Ben, Tor 2 1 125 Barfieid, Tor 2 107 Puckett, Mm 105 Boggs, Bo 2 87 Joyner, Cal 1 74 Carter. Cle 1 72 Righetti, NY 71 DeCmces. Cat 2 56 Wilt, Cal 1 34 Baylor.

Bos 1 32 Fernandez, Tor 17 Higuera Mil 7 Gaetli, Mm 6 0 Brian. Tex 5 Fletcher. Ten Barren Bos 5 Canseco. Oak 3 Presley, Sea 2 Schofield. Cal 1 1 j1 in it: tin 1 NCAA Division III poll FINAL POLL I.Dayton (3) 2 Ithaca (1) 3 Cent lowa 4 Mount Union 5 Salisbury St 6.

Augustsna. III. 7. Susquehanna 8 Moniciair St. 9.

Union. N.Y. 10. Concordia, Minn. 11 Hope 12.

Holstra 13 Centre. Ky 14 Emory 8 Henry 15 Buena Vista (tie) Oenison (tie) Wis -Stevens Point 18 Wash Jett. 19 Ciarmnt-MOd-Scrppa 20. Buffalo 10O0 OOO 1O0O 1OO0 1OO0 8- 01 1OO0 9- 1-0 9-00 9-1-0 7- 9-1-0 8- 1-0 1O1-0 9- 1-0 9-1-0 8-30 8-1-0 8- 1-0 9- 2-0 42 11 41 13 35 17 33 32 14 28 15 26 9 26 18 26 11 19 8 6 High school Florida leaders RUSHING ft "ii Egg' I WALES CONFERENCE PATRICK DIVISION PU GF GA 12 4 i 25 73 Pittsburgh 11 6 2 24 76 64 'NY Islanders 10 if i 21 71 55 "New Jersey 9 7 2 20 69 80 Washington 7 1 0 3 1 7 65 82 JNY Rangers 5 9 4 14 65 75 ADAMS DIVISION PU GF GA Montreal io 5 3 23 69 8 8 4 20 77 68 Hertford 7 5 3 17 54 56 jioston 7 9 2 16 60 64 Buffalo 4 il 2 10 58 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE il N0RRIS DIVISION PU GF GA Toronto 9 5 3 21 61 ffi.L'ouis 7 5 4 18 54 51 -Qetr'oit 7 9 1 15 47 56 Minnesota 5 10 2 12 63 71 Chicago 4 11.4 12 60 82 SMYTHE DIVISION PU GF GA 12 6 1 25 75 59 'Edmonton 11 8 1 23 87 74 Calgary 10 8 0 20 63 65 tps Angeles 7 11 i 15 74 84 ZUaiicouver 4 12 2 10 50 71 MONDAY'S RESULTS fetitreal 3, Boston 2, OT New Jersey 3, NY Rangers 2 jji TUESDAY'S RESULTS NY-fslanders 4, Quebec 3, OT Winnipeg 3, Pittsburgh 1 Use Angeles 6, Washington 5 Calgary at Vancouver, night Louis 4, Minnesota 3 TODAY'S GAMES att yda Id McClendon, Jax-Univ. Chr.

205 1968 24 Smith. Pen -Escambia 190 1598 21 Blount. Marianne 215 1650 17 Brttt, TNusnlls-Aatronaut 208 1539 16 Hall, Gull Breeze 180 1490 15 Smith, Interlachen 164 1349 19 Berry. Miami-Country Day 181 1327 12 Sapp. Baldwin 189 1302 6 Mobfy, WlnWr Park 170 1250 16 Third game 7 0ana-Laca 23 60 9 20 4 60 2 Fausto-Barquln 3.80 280 5 Castro-Zarre 3 60 0 (2-7) 41 Mr, (7-2) 131.10; (7-2-1) 118.40; SBx (2-5-7) 150.20 Fourth game 6 Javier 8 60 5 40 4 20 7 Jesus 14 60 6 40 3 Corky 300 (6-7) 85 00: (0-7) 276.30; (0-7-1) 734 SO; 681 (14-7) 347.40, Supertacta (0-7-M) 1754.40 Fifth game 7Pita-Arca 1280 7.201160 2 Dana-Foruria 60 4 40 5 Leque-Laca 5 40 (2-7) 46 00; (7.2) 102.90; (7-2-1) 128.60; SBx (2-5-7) 164.30 Sixth game 7 Ricardo-Laca 13 40 6 80 5 20 4 Leque-Barauin 1 1 .20 6 80 5 Castro- Tomas 4 00 0 (4-7) 56 SO: (7-4) 1M.10; (7-4-8) 1088.80; 6B1 (4-5-7) 144 30 SVWlVl Q4WM 4 Echano-lrazabal 13 20 6 80 4 20 5 Rutino-Angel 6 60 4 20 3 Durango-Zarraga 4 20 (4-5) 52 SO; (4-5) 114.60 (44-1) 885.80; OBI (14-5) 297.80 Late Monday Seventh game 6 Gorostma-Angel 14 201020 7 60 2 Durango Kid-irazabal 3 60 4 00 3 Echano-Zarraga 1 0 0 (2-4) 47.40; (0-2) 122.40; (0-1-1) 490.00; 80s (2-1-0) 246.00 lOlea-Arca 1960 680 580 1 Garay-Foruria 620 500 6 Durango Kid-Tomas 6 00 0 (1-8) 71.80; (6-1) 180.00; II TwmTri (8-1-6) 271.40 Nlnm game 2 Dmgo KkJ-Lecue 16 40 7 80 4 20 8Gaila-Angel 10 80 6 80 6 Arra ll-Zarraga 00 0 (2-8) 42.26; (2-6) 114.70; (2-04) 641.20; Otn (2-04) 274.00 10th game 8 Durango Kid-Bob 1660 6 20 3 60 4 Gorostola-Angel 660 360 1 Corky-Arana 3 SO (4-0) 64.00; (04) 201.10; (6-4-1) 272 00; 6bs (1-44) 138.00; TwmTri carryover 111,121.00 11th game 5 Arra ll-Faiah 10603260 4 20 3 Jesus-Zarraga 4.20 5 00 2 Rica-Lecue 6 00 (3-5) 26.20: (5-1) 81.80; (6-1-2) Sb 68.00; Pic 6 (S-S-S-2-6-5) 5 ol 6 pays 1 winner S4.765.N, carryover 150,486 12th game 5 Arra II 12 401160 4 00 6 Qorostoia 8 8014 00 3 Bob 2 80 0 (5-0) 86 40; (5-0) 104.70; (i-0-1) 1124.00; Oba (1-6-0) 662.00; DO (i-l) 40.80 1 Mi game Rufino-Lecue 10201080 5 60 6 Echano-Farah 55 40 7 40 6 Arra ll-Bob 4 00 0 (6-0) 70.60; (84) 441.40; (1-6-5) 1255.00; Obi (5-0-1) 627 SO; QO (M, 8-AH) 161.80, (6-0, AII-6) 110.00 1173,409.

Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Minnesota at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. NY Rangers at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. E3E553 Tuesday's Question: Since the American and National Football Laaguaa agreed to merge 20 years ago.

which ol the teams that existed at the time has had the worst won-iost record? Tuesday's enswen In the spsn from 1966-65. the Buffalo Bills have the poorest mark (106-179-4), followed by the Giants (1101 76-3) and the Houston Oilers (114-1705) Today's question: Who of the following is the last player to lead the NBA in aa-sists for three consecutive seasons: (a) Earvm "Magic" Johnson, (b) Oscar Robertson, (c) Bob Cousy or (d) Kevin Porter? Tropical Park Meet At Calder Race Course WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. TUESDAY'S RESULTS d. mdn I.4YO, 01 Ah a Express (Lester) 44 20 13 00 5 60 Crime Buster (Squsrt.no) 6 80 4 80 Time For A Thaw (Gonzalez) 3 00 Time 1:14 (1-5).

Scratched Chetskl, Barley Grits, Sevan Doors, Not Apparent All For The Money. 2nd 6,000, 2Y0, Of Pssprt To Rchs (Lstr) 1 1 60 6 80 2 60 Knoc Na Kree (Zoppo) 40 20 9 40 Tantha (Sarvis) 2 60 Time 1:15 (1-5). Scratched I I I Beep Beep. Silent Stash, Satyou's Game. DO P(11-2) 267.00.

3rd 4,700, mdn 2YO, 71 Resourceful Bow (Fires) 6 20 3 00 3 80 A Diamond For Nan. (Castillo) 5 00 4 00 Rexson Vigil (Veiez) 5 00 Time 1:20 (2-1). Scratched Delta's Joy, Premaro, Dutch Captain, Royal Borzoi, Bid For Justice, Henry's Brother. (2-8) 48.40. 4th 7.500, Of, 2YO, 1ml 70yds Catch The Prince (Duarta) 5 80 4 00 3 00 Starsley (Lesler) 10 60 6 40 And Pnmo (Lee) 4 20 Time 1:46 (4-8).

Scratched Fu4 Resolution. Sunbury. (6-1) 61.80. (6-1-3) 157.20. 6th 4.500, ol, mdn U4Y0.

1ml Singulita (Lester) Twelve Keys (Ssrvis) 640 4 00 1 40 640 4 20 340 Tn tquis (Paynter) Time 1:4 (4-5). neaa. (1-4) 62.00. 6th 5.000, d. mdn 2YO, 71 Oevastain Devm (Smith) 7.40 3 00 3 00 Royal Burgandy (Gonzalez) 2 60 2 60 Mary Htqgms (Wcodhouse) 3 80 Time 1:26 (1-5).

Scratched Matilda The Hun, Joyful Image. Elms Motlontota-bkt, Faded Glory, Miss Rook, Getting Enthused. (10-2) 18.00. (10-2-7) 00.20. 7m 11,500, ale, 1YO up.

0J Lqhtn My Pckt (Lstr) 15 20 7 60 2 80 Medieval Road (Pezua) 7.40 2 80 Sovereign Tom (Fires) 2 40 Time 1:12 (1-5). (6-7) 91.80. 8th 12,500, ale 2YO, 11-10ml. Clarity (Lester) 1 7.00 7 80 4 40 View Of Royally (Gonzalez) 4 40 3 40 Toki Tea (Paynter) 6 80 Time Scratr4ied Entreponeuso, Stealer, Obedient Princess, Cynthia Court. (3-1) 88 60.

(1-6-4) 292 SO. Pick Sll (7-5-1-10-5-3). 6 wins 117.00. (12 casts). Carryover 28.048.14.

Ofh 14,500, ale, 1YO up, 1ml 70yds Charming Day (Green) 10 00 3 40 2 80 Peppy La Pew (Paynter) 3 00 2 40 Peaceful Fantasy (Lester) 3 00 Time 1:48 (4-5). Scratched Ralaa A Hawk. (6-1) 32 60. 10th 9.000, Ol, 1Y0 up, 71 John (Rodriguez) 12 20 6 00 5 20 Cheops (Squartino) 4 00 4 20 Coyote Dancer (Pazua) 8 40 Time 1:26. Scratched Cross Corleterat, DD (8-11) 56.00.

(114) 68.40. (11-0-2) 662.00. A 0,241. Handle 1,011,204. 1 New Smyrna Beach PORT CANAVERAL Today 9:30 9:46 2:43 Thursday 10-09 10:26 3:19 Friday 10:46 11:07 3:57 Saturday 11:32 4:40 Sunday 11:53 12:20 6:31 Monday 12:45 1:10 6:28 Tuesday 1:39 2:04 7:32 ADO MINUTES FOR: HIGH Melbourne 20 Vero Beach 9 Fori Pierce Inlet 27 3 36 4:18 4:57 6 43 6:31 7:23 6:15 LOW 20 23 BAVPORT Today 1:13 3:14 8 51 8:26 Thursday 1:49 3:57 9:28 9:04 Friday 2:21 4:44 1007 9:51 Saturday 3:03 8 44 1 0:54 10:50 Sunday 4:20 6:22 1206 Monday 6:07 7:46 12:12 12:64 Tuesday 6:56 4:32 1:38 1:67 ADD MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Cedar Kay River 20 20 Yankeetown Beach 6 All tides sublect to wind conditions America's Cup AT FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA Challenger Elimination Standings New Zealand, N.

Zealand 22 1 66 America II, S. 20 3 56 Slars 6 Stripes. S. .18 5 46 French Kiss. Franca 13 10 45 White Crusader, Britain 15 8 43 USA, U.S.

15 6 43 Canada II, Canada 11 12 31 Italia, Italy 11 12 27 Eagle, S. 8 15 24 Heart of America, U.S. 5 18 13 Azzurra, Italy 3 20 11 Challenge Franca. Franca 2 21 2 Round-robin Round 3 (12 points) Begins Dec. 2.

Defender Elimination Standings Pts Kookaburra III Australia IV Kookaburra II Australia III South Australia Steak'n Kidney 18 1 27 14 20 13 6 19 7 12 10 4 15 6 0 19 0 Series Tuesday's results (2 points) Australia IV. Colin Beashal. Kookaburra II. Peter Gilmour, 15 seconds; Kookaburra III, lam Murray, d. South Australia, Phil Thompson, 1 09: Australia III, Gordon Lucas, Steak'n Kidney.

Fred Ne.ll. 1:13. Today's races Australia IV vs South Australia; Steak'n Kidney vs. Kookaburra Ill; Australia III vs. Kookaburra II.

End el Series B. Defender capsule reports Kookaburra III d. South Australia John Savage's South Australia took an early lead, but series-leading Kookaburra III came back to win by 1:09 South Australia lad by tive seconds at the start and increased the distance to 10 seconds rounding the second mark. But skipper lam Murray steered Kookaburra ill past South Australia on the third leg to go ahead by 13 seconds. Savage closed on the fifth leg to within nine seconds, but Kookaburra III surged on the sixth leg to build a 55-second lead.

Kookaburra III remained in first place and South Australia held fifth. Australia IV d. Kookaburra Colin Beashel Australia IV held oft Kookaburra II by a scant 15 seconds to regain second place. Peter Gilmour wheeled the goiden-hutled Kookaburra to a nine-second advantage at the start and added a second to his lead on the first leg. Australia IV came back on the second stretch to take a nine-second edge rounding the first leeward mark.

Beashel added three more seconds to his advantage but could not shake off the stubborn Kookaburra II, which didn't trail by more than 15 seconds until the last leg. Kookaburra II alipped from second to third place. Australia III d. Steak Kidney Gordon Lucas' Australia III recovered from a slow start to hand Steak Kidney a 1:13 loss, us 19th straight setback. Fred Neill manuevered the Sydney-based yacht to a live-second lead at the start and put another nine seconds between his boat and trailing World 12-Meter Champion Australia III by the first mark.

Lucas caught Neill on the second leg and went ahead by 11 seconds. Australia III steadily increased the margin to hold on to fourth place. Steak Kidney remained in last. College men NCAA Division I Tournament REGIONAL FINALS NEW ENGLAND Sunday's match Boston 16-1-3, at Harvard 9-3-3, 1 NEW YORK Sunday's match Long Island 15-0-3, at Hartwick, 12-6-1, 1 p.m. SOUTH Sunday's match Duke, 14-5-1, at North Carolina 13-3-2, 1 p.m.

SOUTH ATLANTIC Sunday's match George Mason, 10 4-5, at Loyola, 16-0-4, 2 p.m. GREAT LAKES Sunday's match Akron, 14-3-3. at Evansville, 17-2-2, 1 p.m. MID-ATLANTIC Sunday's match Seton Hall. 18-1-2, atPenn 11-5-5, 1 pm.

Sunday's match St Louis. 13-5-2, at Southern Methodist. 15-4-2, 1pm. FAR WEST Sunday's match UCLA, 160-5, at Fresno 16-4-2, 7 p.m. NCAA Division II Tournament REGIONAL FINALS NEW ENGLAND Sunday's match Bridgeport.

13-3-3, at So. Connecticut 12-4-5, noon. SOUTH Friday match Davis and Elkma, 12-4-1, at Tampa, 13-6-1, 7:30 p.m. MIDEAST Saturday's match Oakland, 105-3, at. Gannon, 15-3-1, 1 p.m.

WEST Saturday's match Seattle-Pacific, 13-4-2, at Northndga 15-2-2, 10:30 p.m. NCAA Division III Tournament AT GREENSBORO, N.C. SEMIFINALS Friday's matches Messiah, 17-3-0, vs Cal-San Diego, 16-S-0, 10 a m. Fred nia 19-1-2. at -Greensboro, 15-5-0, 130 om.

College women NCAA Division I Tournament AT FAIRFAX, VA. SEMIFINALS Saturday's matches North Carolina, 22-01, ai George Mason, 16-2-1. noon Colorado Coll, 16-3-1, vs. Massachusetts, 14-2-2. 2 p.m.

Delaware 74 9 (16) BostonU 59 1 Tenn' 64 2 (15) 49 0 EasternKy 686 (17) Morahead51.2 Fresno 82 7 (15) UlahSt 68 1 Furman 74.1 (26) Citadel 48 2 Ga South 76.3 (21) 8 Slate 550 Ga Tech 93 6 (16) W'keForest 77.4 Hawaii 86 4 (3) DiegoSt831 Howard' 64.1 (5) Del State 58 7 Idaho 77 3 (4) BoiseSt 73.7 Illinois 836 (5) western 790 Indiana 85.4 (16) Purdue 69 3 Iowa 87 9 (1) Minnesota 86 6 towaSt 80 1 (1) Okla St 78 7 JacksonSt68 6 (11) Alcorn 581 LSU 102 0 (5) NotraOame9 Lamar 59 0 (3) McNeese 56 1 Lehigh 62 9 (4) Latayette 58 9 LongBeach735 (5) Nev.LasV6B 7 Madison 72 4 (10) Towson 62 8 Mass 661 (3) Connect 631 Mich St 87 5 (9) Wisconsin 79 0 Michigan 97 3 (0) OhioState 96 9 Mid Tenn 66 2 (22) Tenn Tech 44 3 Mis sipp.89 3 (8) Miss St 81 .6 Missouri 71.0 (8) Kansas 62 6 Montana 70 7 (19) PortlandSt 51 .3 Murray 64 7 (10) AuaPeay 54 9 State' 82 3 (8) W.Carolina 74.7 Carolina 809 (7) Duke 73 8 shire 630 (3) Colgate 60 3 Iowa 63 6 (0) IllinoisSt 63 2 Mexico 73 8 (8) Memphis 65 9 eastern 63 0 (7) Rhodel 55 6 westLa66 3 (5) Austin 61 .1 Nichoils 63 8 (4) Weber St 60 2 Oklahoma 111.8 (12) Nebraska 99 2 Oregon 61.7 (2) OregonSt79 4 Penn 75 1 (15) Cornell 60 2 PennState 1029 (15) Pittsburgh 88 2 Houston 67 6 (3) westTex 64 2 westLa' 73 2 (5) La Tech 68 1 So Miss' 72 7 (4) Louisville 68 3 Stanford 96 3 (29) California' 66.9 Temple 83 9 (2) Rutgers' 82 2 Tenn St' 65 4 (13) Ala.A4M52 3 Tennessee' 899 (2) Kentucky 87 6 TexasAM' 89 3 (20) 69 5 TexasTech' 84.2 (14) Houston 706 UCLA 97 8 (5) So Calif 93 3 Virginia 85 7 (2) Syracuse 83 8 Washington 97 0 (19) Wash St 78 0 WmaMary 70 2 (5) Richmond 65 1 Yale 53 4 (5) Harvard' 48.9 THURSDAY, NOV. 17 Mlemi.FIa' 111.8 (39) E.Carolina 73.3 TexasAaM 89 3 (3) Texas' 86 6 Tuskegee 49 8 (2) Ala Sf 47.6 FRIDAY, NOV. 28 Maryland 860 (13) Virginia 73.) SATURDAY, NOV. 28 Auburn 99 8 (3) Alabama 96 6 Brig Young 83.4 (0) SDiegoSt831 Fla.A4MS?.9 (5) B-Cookman 82.1 Flortdast' 98.8 (8) Florida 91 .2 Georgia' 94.7 (1) Ga Tech 93 6 Hawaii' 86 4 (7) Wyoming 79 0 Houston' 70 6 (7) Rice 64 0 LSU 1020 (31) Tulane715 LongBeach' 73.5 (3) Pacific 701 NotreOame969 (4) So Calif 93 3 SoutnernU' 65 2 (7) Grambling 58 1 Tennessee 89 9 (18) Venderb.lt' 71 7 Utah 74 9 (10) Tex EIP' 65.2 SUNDAY, NOV. 30 Stanford 96 3 (5) Arizona 91 .2 SATURDAY, DEC.

Army 76 2 (7) Navy 69 5 Brig Young 83 4 (3) AirForce SO 0 Michigan 97 3 (11) Hawaii 86.4 OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY, NOV. 22 Albany 47 6 (2) Ft Valley 45 7 Ark Tech 49 9 (19) PineBluf130 8 Catawba 43 7 (2) Len Rhyna 41 6 Cent Ark 56 0 (9) Harding 47 5 Tex St 38 5 (5) How Payne 34 0 Elon601 (10) MarsHill49 7 G-Webb54 0 (11) Wofford43 2 Henderson 43.5 (1) Ouachita 42 7 9 (9) Livingston 46 9 Miss Col' 58 6 (8) DeltaSt510 (5) Georgia' 46 8 TexasAl67 9 (11) AngeloSI 57.1 Valdosta 64 3 (16) Alabama 48.6 W.Tex St 73 7 (13) Abilene 61.2 THURSDAY, NOV. 27 Presby'n 44 5 (2) Newberry 43 0 UPI Top 20 poll 1. Miami (47) (10-0) 731 1 2 Penn Slate (2) (1O0) 676 3 3. Oklahoma (9-1) 527 4 4 Arizona State (9-01) 584 5 Nebraska (9-1) 546 6 6 Michigan (9-1) 449 2 7.

Ohio State (9-2) 429 9 8 Louisiana State (7-2) 313 11 9 Alabama (9-2) 296 15 10. Southern Cal (7-2) 223 12 11. Texas (6-2) 182 7 12 Washington (7-2-1) 167 10 13. Arkansas (8-2) 14 Auburn (8-2) 15 Arizona (7-2) 16 Stanford (7-2) 162 16 156 8 141 13 81 14 17 Baylor (7-3) 28 18 18 Clemson (7-2-1) 20 17 19 NC State (7-2-1) 16 20 20 San Joss State (9-2) 10 20 (tie) Georgia (7-3) 10 Others receiving voles: Boston College. Florida State, lowa, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA, Virginia Tech.

NCAA Division l-AA poll Rec PtaPva 1 Nevada-Reno (4) 1OO0 80 1 2 Arkansas St. 8-1-1 74 t2 (tie) Holy Cross 1OO0 74 12 4 Illinois 10-1-0 68 4 5 Georgia Southern 8-2-0 64 6 6 Pennaytvania 9-O0 59 6 7 Appalachian St. 8-1-1 57 7 8 Tennessee St 9-01 SO 9 9 William 6 Mary 8-2-0 45 0 10 Jackson St. 8-2-0 44 10 11 Delaware 6-2-0 40 12 12 E. Kentucky 7-2-1 36 14 13 Carolina AST 9-1-0 33 13 14 Sam Houston St.

8-2-0 28 15 15 Cornell 8-2-0 23 16 16 NiehoifsSt. 8-2-0 20 17 17 Akron 7-3-0 14 10 18 Massachusetts 8-2-0 12 19 Furman 6-2-2 10 20 So Illinois 7-4-0 4 (tie) Idaho 7-3-0 4 NAIA Division II poll FINAL POLL 1 Lrntiefd. Ore (15) 9-0-0 319 1 2 Wis -La Crosse 9-1-0 297 2 3 Dickinson St 0. 6-0-0 286 3 4 Carroll. Mont (1) 8-0-0 276 4 6 Pacific Luthern, Wsh.

6-1-0 259 5 6 Baker, Kan. 7-1-0 233 6 7 Huron, SD. 9-01 216 7 8 Tarleton Texaa 8-1-1 211 8 9 Hanover. Ind 8-1-0 168 10 7-2-0 176 12- 11 Benedictine, Kan. 7-2-0 171 11 12 Bethany, Kan.

8-1-0 147 13 13 Lakeland. Wis 8-1-0 98 17 14 Nebraska Wesleyan 6-3-0 90 19 15 Bethel. Kan. 7-2-0 83 18 16 Northwestern, lowa 7-3-0 82 12 17 Westminster, Pa 6-3-0 59 14 18 Union. Ky 7-3-0 52 20 19 Southwestern Kansas 7-3-0 31 20 Wilmington, Ohio 6-3-0 27 IS NCAA Division II poll FINAL POLL Rec PtePva 1 North Dakot St.

(4) 10O0 80 1 2 Cat-Davis 9-00 76 2 3 Troy State 9-1-0 72 3 4 Cent St Ohio 9-0-1 68 4 5. Virginia Union 10-00 64 5 6 South Dakota 9-2-0 59 8 7 Towson St 8-2-0 57 13 8 Texas A8I 6-2-0 49 11 9 Northndge St 8-2-0 43 15 10 Abilene Christian 7-2-0 40 7 (tie) West Chester 6-2-0 40 14 12 Ashland 9-1-0 33 10 (tie) Valdosta St. 6-2-0 33 16 14 Indiana Pa 8-2-0 32 9 15 Fort Valley St 7-2-0 21 18 16. Millersville 9-1-0 20 6 17 Grand Valley St. 9-2-0 15 20 18 Albany St Ga.

8-2-0 6 12 (tie) Minn -Duluth 7-1-2 6 (tie) New Haven 8-2-0 6 NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pd PF PA NY Jets 10 1 0 .909 303 203 New England 6 3 0 .727 304 181 Miami III .458 276 290 Buffalo 3 8 0 .273 213 251 Indianapolis 011 0 .000 127 291 Central Cincinnati 7 4 0 .636 271 278 Cleveland 7 4 0 636 239 232 Pittsburgh 4 7 0 .364 175 221 Houston 2 9 0 .182 194 255 Weal Denver 9 2 0 .818 271 172 Kansas City 7 4 0 .636 249 240 LA Raiders 7 4 0 .636 218 195 Seattle 5 6 0 .455 199 219 San Diego 2 9 0 .182 219 275 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East NY Giants 9 2 0 .818 225 158 Washington 9 2 0 .818 242 196 Dallas 7 4 0 636 277 189 Philadelphia 3 8 0 .273 156 209 St. Louis 2 9 0 .162 140 263 Central Chicago 9 2 0 .818 239 130 Minnesota 6 5 0 .545 258 190 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 163 202 Green Bay 2 9 0 .182 149 272 Tampa Bay .182 171 M0 LA Rams 7 4 0 .636 192 180 San Francisco 4 1 .591 260 178 New Orleans 5 0 .545 197 167 Atlanta 5 5 1 .500 208 .198 MONDAY'S RESULT Washington 14, San Francisco 6 THURSDAY'S GAME LA Raiders at San Diego, 8 p.m. Raiders by SUNDAY'S GAMES Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.i Uonebyl Buffalo at New England, 1 m. Patriots by 13 Denver at NY Giants, 1 p.m. Giants by 214 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m.

Bears by 14 Indianapolis at Houston, 1 m. Oilers by 6 Minnesota at Cincinnati, 1 Bengals by 3 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 Browns by 6Vi Dallas at Washington, 4 Redskins by 3H Atlanta at San Francisco. 4 pin. 49ersby10yt Kansas City at St. Louis.

4 p.m. Chiefs by 4 New Orleans at LA Rams, 4 m. Rams by 6tt Philadelphia at Seattle, 4 Seahawks by 6 MONDAY'S GAME New York Jets at Miami, 0 p.m. JetsbyJVi Late Monday's summary Redskins 14, 49ers 6 WASH 20 34-136 130 50 17-402 3-40 1042 1-0 3-22 30:23 SF First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession, 24 18-83 418 24 33-60-3 3-23 6-38 1-1 15-118 29:37 Ssn Francisco 0 i 00 Washington 7 1 7 0 14 First quartan WASH Rogere 1 run (Zendeias kick). 7:07.

Second Quarter SF FG Wersching 34. 47. Third quartan WASH Clark 27 pass from Schroeder (Zendeias kick). 2 06; SF FG Wersching 38, 4 58 A 54,774. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING San Francisco, Craig 9-47, Cnbbs 6-16, Montana 2-9.

Rice 1-9 Washington. Rogers 24-104, Bryant 7-20, Schroeder 3-12. PASSING San Francisco, Montana 33-603-441. Washington, Schroeder 17-402-170 RECEIVING San Francisco. Rice 12-204, Clark 8-99, Craig 542, Cnbba 4-36.

Francis 2-17, Crawford 1-42, Frank 1-1. Washington. Monk 6-57, Clark 5-70, Bryant 3-12 Didier 2-28. Warren 1-3 MISSED FIELD GOALS San Francisco, Wersching 35. Canadian Football League Playoffs EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday's game Hamilton at Toronto, 1:30 p.m.

WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday's game Edmonton vs British Columbia, 1 :30 p.m. GREY CUP Sunday, Nov. 30 East vs. West at Vancouver, B.C.. 4 m.

College NAIA Division II Tournament 0UAKTERFINAL8 Saturday's gamea Wisconsin-La- Crosse(9-1) at Hanover, Ind (8-1), 1 p.m. Carroll. Mont. (8-0) at Dickinson NO. (8-0), 2 p.m.

Huron, (9-01) at Baker, Kan. (7-1), 2 p.m. Linfield, Ore (9-0) at Pacific Lutheran, Wash. (8-1), 4 m. NCAA Division III Tournament FIRST ROUND Saturday's gamea Ithaca.

N.Y. (9-0) at Union, (90), 12 30 m. Montciair N.J. (9-1-0) at Hofstra. N.Y (9-1-0), 12:30 p.m.

Susquehanna, Pa (10-0) at Washington Jefferson, Pa. (8-1), 12 30 m. Salisbury Md (1O0) at Emory Henry, Va (101). 12:30 m. Ml Union.

Ohio (10-0) at Dayton, Ohio, (1O0), 12 30 pm. Augustana, in. (8-01) at Hope, Mich. (7-1-1), 1230pm Central, lowa (100) at Buena Viata. lowa (9-1).

Wis -Stevens Point (8-3) at Concordia Minn. (9-1). 130 pm. Dunkel Index Higher Rating Opposing Rating Team OM Team FRIDAY'S GAME MAJORS Akron 67 9 (18) Youngst'n 49.7 SATURDAY'S GAMES AirForce 800 (16) Rice 64 0 Appalach 71 8 (10) NCA6T620 AnzonaSt 1081 (15) Arizona 91 2 Art Sf 85 (13) eastLa72 0 Arkansas 69 4 (2) 87 2 Baylor 86 5 (2) Texaa 86 6 BostonCol90 8 (14) HolyCross 76 6 Brig Young 83 4 (9) Utah 74 9 Brown 52 3 (23) Columbia' 29 8 Cha nooga 66 9 (4) WesternKy 63 4 Clemson' 89 8 (3) Carolina 86 4 Colo St 771 (12) Tex EIP 65 2 Colorado 88 1 (28) KansasSt'60 6 Dartmouth 53 0 (0) Princeton 52 9 ydslrrl Id 248519 20 1679 6 21 187412 25 184210 10 1788na 21 1699 6 9 165610 16 1484 23 10 1477na 17 141112 11 Vogler, Tmpe-Rbnen 332 162 Weldon, Fia. Chr.

171 99 Cole. Benjamin 212 111 Deeds, Aubumdale 114 122 Hndrsn. Wmstr Chr. 236 122 Bryant, Tmpa-Jeff. 229 122 Young, Pahokee 197 87 Papc, Jx-Epscpl 259 115 Vuelta, M.a Chr.

175 84 Davis, Wymore Tech 100 17 RECEIVING rec yds Id Reed. Tampa-Robinaon 65 1000 7 Rooney. Benjamm 55 1122 20 Friar, Live Oak-Suwannee 50 850 6 DiMare. Westminster Chr. 50 815 15 Nelson, Wakula 50 649 8 Barber.

Aubumdale 48 659 II Bergen Open AT BERGEN. NORWAY TUESDAY'S RESULTS SINGLES First round: Dan Goidie (6) Cerl-Uwe Steeb, 7-5, 6-2; Ronnie Bathman Jaro Navratil. 6-3. 6-7. 6-1; Oil.

d. Ulf Stenlund (1), 6-2. 6-3; Jan Gunnarsaon (2) Patrick Kuhnen, 4-6. 6-4, 6-4; Peter Fleming d. Olivier Deiaitre.

7-6 (7-6), 4-6, 6-3. 1 DOUBLES First round: Johan Carleson-wo Werner Audun Jensen-Trym Lands. 6-4, 6-2; Michael Mortensen-Jsro Navratil Jett Kiaparda-Joey Rwe. 6-3. 6-3; Peter Mora-rng-Michaei Tauson Ulf Fischer-Danny Saitz 6-4 6-4 Giiad Bloom-Morten Chna-tensen d.

Carl-Uwa Steeb-Eric Wmo-gradsky, Virginia Slims Championships AT NEW YORK TUESDAY'S RESULTS First round: Pam Shriver (5) Raffaella Reggi. 6-3, 6-1; Martina Navratilova (1) d. Catanna Ltndqvist. 6-3, 6-0; Hsna Mandli-kova (3) d. Terry Phelps, 6-2.

6-4, PBA Brunswick Open AT GLENDALE HEIGHTS, ILL, TUESDAY'S RESULTS Second round (after 16 games) 1. Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heighta, N.J., 3,785. 2. Billy Young Tulsa, Okla 3.714. 3 Ryan Shaler, Elmira.

N.Y., 3.640. 4 Tom Cntes, Tampa, 3.638 5 Stave Wunderiich. St. Louis. 3.635 6.

Jack Jurek, Lackawanna. 3.633: 7. Dale Eagle. Lake Havasu City. 3.625 8 Steve Martin, Kingsport, 3.595.

9. Oavx) Ozio. Vidor, Texaa. 3 578 10 Rick Saiek. Coral Springs, Fia 3.554 11.

Yong Hwan Byun. Korea, 3 552 12 Paul Gibson. Falion. Ill 3.550; 13 Bill Spigner, Chicago, 3,540. 14 Dave Husted.

Mitwau-kie. 3.536. 15. Waiter Ray Williams Stockton, Calil 3,522. 16 (tie) Brad Bohling, Denver.

and Gil Sliker, Sarasota, Fia 3,519 18 Jetl Pate. Phoenix, 19. Lee Zikes, Palatine, 3,516 20. David Traber. Cedarburg, 3.509 21.

Tom Baker, Bufiaio, N.Y., 3.508 22 (tie) Rick Brunon. Monroevilie. and Pete McCordic, Houston, 3,490. 24 (tie) Rowdy Morrow, St Louis. Mo, and Pete Weber.

St Louis, 3.485 Florida Tour AT HUNTER'S CREEK PAR 72-72144 Will Noel $10.000 7069139 Steve Thomas 4.000.... 140 Steve Lowery 2,500 71.70141 Don Shirey, Jr 1,667 7072 142 Bart Bryant 1,667 72-70142 Danny MiOvic 1.667 69-73142 Olin Browne 1,150 Scott Dunlap 1.150 7073143 John Huston 830 74-70144 Grant Turner 830 72-72144 Ron Terry 830 7074144 Tom Cleaver 830 7074144 Roy Biencalana 830 69-75144 Kim Young 626 73-72145 David Camps 626 72-73145 Jeff Coston 626 73-72146 Dan Oschmann 628 72-73146 Bill Buttner 626 71-74145 Clark Burroughs 540 74-72146 John Moras 540 77-69146 Chip Drury 540 Steve Schaff 378 77-70147 John Elliott 378 72-75147 Tony Grimes 378 72-75147 Talberl Gnflin 378 Bill Bergin 376 7077147 Second-day results Olm Browns 500 Steve Schatl 300 70 Mark Bucek 300 70 At Orlando Seminole Tuesday night First game 8PnCaiza 1520 6 60 6 00 5 Ricardo-Laca 3 80 2 80 2 Pardo-Arca 3 60 0 (5-0) 57 20; (8-8) 234.10; (8-6-2) 114.80; 6Bl (2-5-1) 157.40 Second game 6Zut 920 4 60 4 00 1 PardO 6 20 300 5RicardO 300 (1-4) 13.60; (6-1) 11.00; (6-1-5) 338 40; 6Bi (1-1-6) 161.20; DO (l-l) 171.40 G3 Lrg 1 Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. NeW Jersey at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:35 ipjn.

rf 4 uvauoj uiiiitiaiiv BLUES 4, NORTH STARS 1 SI Mhaneeota 1 1 2-4 1 Period 1, St. Louis, Benning 2, 6)9 (pp). 2. Minnesota, Piett 2 (Nilsson, MSiuk). 7:58.

3, Minnesota, Graham Qftiison. Lawton), 14:34 (pp). Period 4, St, Louis. Federko 4 (Pasiawski), 1:10. 5, Minnesota, Graham 6 Maruk.

Lawton), 8:26. Period, St. Louis. Nattress 2 (Federko, Gilmour). :57 (pp).

7. SI Louis, Pasiawski 5(Federko. Flockhart), 10:26. Jshots on goal St. Louis 5-13-725.

154-1233. Power-play Opportunities St. Louis 2 IS Minnesota 1 of 3. 'Goalies St. Louis.

Millen (33 shots-30 Mves). Minnesota, Takko (25-21). A "U464. ISLANDERS 4, NOROIQUES I jLz auiaranders 11 4 Oueboc 1 0 2 0 first Period 1, Quebec, Brown 3 (Gil-4agles). 17:18.

4-eccmd Period None, jfhird Penod 2, Quebec, Latreniera 8 fcoulet, Siitanen), :41 (pp). 3, New York, tVissy 1 1 (Dineen, Trottier), 4:16 4, New Wlk, Gilbert 2 (Konroyd, Latontame), -tfris 5, Quebec, Cote 5 (Hunter, Ash-sifl, 19:37 (sh). 6. New York, Trottier Bossy, Sutler), 19:59 (pp). -Overtime 7, New York, Bossy 12 tottiar), 4:45.

Shots on goal Y. Islandera 9-9-12-4s- 34. Quebec 4-8-6-422. -Power-play Opportunities Y. Island-e 1 of 2: Quebec 1 of 6.

Goaltes N.Y. Islsnders, Hrudey (22 snots-19 saves). Quebec, Malarchuk (34-38) A 13.692. SIS Jj Tuesday's results College SOUTH Ojerdner-Webb 60, High Point 58 lays 69, Bryan 64 laingate 63, Guilford 59. -v EAST Shepherd 95, W.

Virginia Tech 93 MIDWESI jjfenklin 87, Huntington 82 Sfultton 94, Indiana Tech 76 EXHIBITION fieansville 102. Marathon Oil 73 Afegoslavia 76. Kentucky 74 urgosiavia "ea oi no, nium o.n.w 6J Junior college men Seminole 98, Polk 83 Central Florida 100, Florida College 69 City 99, North Florida 68 Uske Sumter 93, Pasco-Hernando 53 Junior college women 'Si toinole 66, Polk 46 High school boys' teckhaven Christian 62, Orlando Chna-Mian 55 High school girls Ulilndo Christian 41, LockhMn Tuesday's boxes Junior college men SEMINOLE 96, POLK 63 SEMINOLE (91): Gallagher 8 5-6 22, ooks 2 00 4, Heilly 0 0-0 0, Houston 7 40 19, Hackworth 0 0-0 0, Keller 0 4-6 4, atoms 4 5-6 13. Gordon 2 u-i jacuson V-0 10, Dunning 1 1-2 3. Hall 7 4-4 18, VjSlliams 00-00 Totals 36 19-25 98.

POLK (83): Williams 2 2-3 6. Loren-a 2 0-1 4, Turner 0 0, Bradley 9 3-7 m. Stevenson 1 2-2 4, Staufier 3 0-0 9, yd 0 0-0 0, Williams 1 2-2 4, Munoz 44) 1-2 25. Saltman 0 2-2 2. Glover 1 0-0 2.

eaclin 3 0-2 6 Totals 32 1 2-21 83 fcMatttim SminrV.a 40 Polk 2B. FOUM Seminole 19, Polk 17. Fouled out tana Technicals Polk coach 2. Three-eint goals Gallagher 1, Houston 5, ajordon 1. Staufier 3, Munoz 4.

Rebounda Seminole 39 (Hall 12). Polk 33 (McLin -Assists Seminole 21 (Gallagher i) voik 15 (W. Williams n). Hecoros flanHnola 7-0, Polk 1-3. 2 CENTRAL FLORIDA C.C.

100 7 FLORIDA COLLEGE 89 COLLEGE (69): Mlachnik 4 0-' 4i JSass 1 0-1 3, Edwards 4 0-0 8 Baker 3Jsf) 8. Woolt 3 0-0 6, Santiago 3 00 6. (iwley 4 0-0 8. Anderson 0 3-4 3, St.9l.ct1 JJM 14, Rosano 2 1-2 5. Totals 31 4-7 4 FLORIDA (100): Molden 4 3-4V, 14, Robsrson 3 2-2 8, Try 4 2-2 10, tonason 13 1-2 29, Milton 4 8, Ford 2 A4, Little 1 0-0 2.

Brunson 1 2-2 5, La- 4ace 1 1-1 3, Tunstall 1 frO 2, Nolan 0 4MJ, Willis 5 1-2 13. Totals 39 14-21 100. Heittime Central Florida 52, Florida i 49ciieae 39. Fouls Florida College 20. Central Florida 13.

Fouled out Andar-en Technicals Nona. Three-point a Molden 3, Johnson 2. Brunson Willis 2 Records Florida College Florida 5-2. 2 LKE CITY 98, NORTH FLORIDA 68 "NCRTH FLORIDA (68): Jones 2 1-2 5, Jineson 1 0-0 2, Nelson 4 1-2 10. McKee 3.

Moore 5 3-4 15. Armstrong 5 0-0 4(3, Bryant 3 1-2 7, Cole 2 2-2 6, Preston 4 2-310 Totals 27 11-19 68. LAKE CITY (W): Anderson 4 2-2 12. Lewis 8 3-3 15. Goettie 9 4-6 22, Under- wood 2 5-10 9, Bennett 3 0-1 6.

Thomas 2 3-5 7. J. Hill 3 frO 6. Cherry 2 0-2 4, H. Hill KINGS CAPITALS I Loe Angeles Washington 1 2 3-6 2 1 2-1 First Penod 1, Los Angeles, Bourne 1 (Taylor), :41.

2, Washington, Frances-chetti 3 (Gould, Murphy), 14:36. 3, Washington, Haworth 10 (Adams, Langway), 16.10. Second Period 4, Los Angeles, Le-dyard 2 (Dionne, Robitaille). 4:42 (pp). 5, Washington, Hatcher 2 (Peeters).

7:36. 6, Los Angeles, Bourne 2 (McKenna, Sykaa), 14:11. Third Period 7, Los Angeles. Bourne 3 (Ledyard. McKenna), 32 8.

Loa Angeles. Fox 7 (Nichoils, Wells). 8 07. 9, Washington, Hatcher 3 (Sampson, Langway), 9 44. 10, Washington.

Murphy 8 (Stevens. Adams), 10 33. 11, Loe Angeles, Wells 4 (Dionne, Robitaille), 1 1 27 (pp). Shots on goal Los Angeles 12-8-13 33 Washington 10-3-1023. Power-play Opportunities Loa Angelas 2 of 6: Washington 0 of 3 Goalies Los Angeles, Meianson (23 shots-18 saves).

Washington, Peeters 27). A 9.127.. JETS PENGUINS 1 Pittsburgh Winnipeg 8 1 1 1 2 First Period 1, Winnipeg, Maclean 13 (Mullen, Hawerchuk), 1505. Second Period Nona. Third Period 2, Winnipeg, Olausson 2 (Hamel, McBain), 6 50.

3. Pittsburgh, Er-rey 3 (Chabot. Hannan), 13 07. 4, Winnipeg. Hamel 7 (McBain).

19 28 (en). Shota on goal Pittsburgh 4-6-717. Winnipeg 11-5-3 19. Power-play Opportunities Pittsburgh 0 of 2: Winnipeg 0 of 2. Goalies Pittsburgh, Romano (18 shots-16 saves).

Winnipeg, Reddick (17-16). A 13,946. 2 00 4. Edward 2 0-0 4. Jackson 2 0-1 4, Williams 2 2-3 6.

Totals 39 19-33 99. Halttime Lake City 41, North Florida 40 Fouls North Florida 29, Lake City 27. Fouled out Armstrong, H. Hill. Technicals North Florida coach.

Three-pant goals Nelson 1, Moore 2, Anderson 2. Records North Florida 1- 4, Lake City 8-1. L. SUMTER 93, PASCO-HERNANDO 83 PASCO-HERNANDO (S3): Pirkle 11 2-3 24. Dixon 3 0-2 9, Mann 3 1-3 7, Walker 2 0O 4, Badger 3 0-0 6.

Frye 0 0-0 0, Mag-gard 01-21. Diemsr 0 2-2 2, Murray 0 0-0 5. Totals 22 3-6 53 LAKE SUMTER (93): Everett 2 0-0 4, Phillips 6 2-2 14. Chapman 0 2-2 2, Leonard 4 1-2 9, Franks 8 2-2 18. Martin 4 1-2 9, Sapp 1 3-3 5, Aukamp 10-11.

Windsor 2 0-0 4, To Winston 4 0-0 8. Ta. Winston 7 0-0 14. Hawkins 0 0-2 0, Lewis 2 OO 4. Totals 41 11-16 93 Halttime 44-28, Lake Sumter, Three-point goals Dixon 1.

Fouls Pasco-Hernando 19, Lake Sumter 18 Fouled out Mann. Technicale None. Recorda Pasco-Hernando 4-9; Lake Sumter, 1-4. Junior college women SEMINOLE POLK 48 SEMINOLE (Sty. Starks 6-12 4-8 16, La-fond 5-9 6-10 16.

White 44 3-8 11. Jackson 2-13 4-7 8, King 2-3 2-4 6. Nelson 2-4 0-1 4, Patterson 1-4 1-2 3, Peters 1-2 0-4 2 Totals 23-53 20-42 66 POLK (46): Butler 6-13 4-6 16, Barnes 2-3 2-2 6. Johnson 2-3 1-2 5. Wright 2-7 0-1 4, Roche 2-2 00 4, McKay 2-5 01 4, Dewdney 1-1 1-2 3, Grimsley 1-1 0-0 2.

Kinsler 1-6 OO 2, Stephenson 02 00 0. Totals 19-41 8-14 46. Halttime Seminole 32, Polk 17. Foula Seminole 16, Polk 36. Fouled out White, Barnes, Wright.

Johnson. Technicals Polk (official book not ready in prescribed time before game). Rebounds Seminole 41 (Lafond. White 9), Polk 24 (McKay 7), Assists Seminole 16 (Jackson 7), Polk 8 (Butler 4). Recorda Seminole 2-2.

High school boys LOCKHAVEN CHRISTIAN 82 ORLANDO CHRISTIAN SS LOCKHAVEN CHRISTIAN (62): San-tana 10. Hern 9, McFall 2, Lopez 14, Br. McClintock 15, J. McClintock 8, Newport 0, Shanks 4, Blevine 0. Totals 24 14-31 62 ORLANDO CHRISTIAN (55): Miles 2, Pennen 12, Miller 15.

T. Miller 5, Brock 11. Atkina 10, Ornberg 0. Totals 19 17-27. 55.

Halltime Orlando 27. Lockheven 23. Fouls Lockhaven 14, Orlando 22. Fouled out Miller. T.

Miller. Lopez. Technicals Atkins. Records Lockhaven 1-0. Orlando Ol.

High school girls ORLANDO CHRISTIAN 41 LOCKHAVEN CHRISTIAN 18 LOCKHAVEN CHRISTIAN (18): Mollis 0, Bailey 8. Shearer 2, Bethune 2, McNutt 6 Totals 9 0-6 18 ORLANDO CHRISTIAN (41): Nelson 8 Pierce 21, Wassman 6. A Nelson 4, Bass 2. Cruz 0. Bell 0.

Stewart 0. Burt 0, Davis 0. Totals 20 1-8 41. Halttime Orlando 24, Lockhaven 6. Foula Lockhaven 12.

Orlando 12. Fouled out Nona Technicals Nona. Records Lockhaven 01 Orlando 1-0. Today's games Junior college men Manatee at Day-tona Beach: Indian River CC at Valencia. Junior college women Valencia at Manatee.

Max Branyon's fishing forecast Salt Water Cold weather in the North is driving fish southward along the Atlantic coast. King mackerel fishing has been good off Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach. The best fishing seems to be southeast of Ponce Inlet from 18 to 35 miles offshore. Bottom fishing for sharks has been good on the all-day party boats that are fishing some 25 to 35 miles offshore. One boat returned with 50 sharks from 3 to 4 feet long and one 6-footer.

Bottom fishing is good on those boats also. Snapper in various sizes from small vermilion to 35-pound sow snapper are being reported along with some black grouper. Fishermen out of Port Canaveral are enjoying some excellent Spanish mackerel and blue fish angling. Schools of the mackerel, blues and jacks are moving north and south of the inlet from 8-foot to 100-foot water. In fact, many anglers are catching them off the jetties leading out of the port.

Good lures to cast are the Clark Spoon and Diamond Jigs. Small, live mullet will also do the trick. Tripletails are hitting live shrimp along the buoys outside the port. At Sebastian Inlet the main attraction is still snook fishing. If you don't mind fishing elbow to elbow to with other anglers, try fishing either the north or the south side of the inlet with Bucktail Jigs or grubs.

Snook are plentiful up to the 15-pound class. Fish the outgoing tides at night. For less company, pick a late night tide. A few flounder are hitting live finger mullet on the southside jetties and along the catwalk. Oak Hill fishing is improving for trout around Marker 31 to Beacon 42 on green tail touts.

Shrimpers have been dipping from 2 to 5 gallons of shrimp, but this could decline any night with the downside of the full moon. The latest word on the opening of Playallnda Beach for surf fishing is next Sunday. Fresh Water: Bass fishing is picking up in most lakes with somewhat cooler water temperatures. Follow the Solunar Table in the Sports Section for major activity times. One area angler limited out on largemouth bass by following the table and fishing midmorning with crankbaits and Culprit plastic worms in a small Orlando lake.

Also, don't overlook night fishing for bass. Fish the shoreline weeds and docks with plastic worms. Some good bass sites at Lake Tohopekallga are Friar's Cove at the south end of the lake and the Overstreet area on the west side. Use plastic worms: the Tequilla Sunrise and the Shiny Red Shad are good lures. Speck fishing is picking up in most lakes, but some cooler weather is still needed to get the speckled perch congregated.

Lake Harney anglers are catching some good stringers by drifting the open water with live minnows. Specks are also good to the north along the SL Johns River at Lake Dexter. Fish the bonnets or drift the open water with live minnows for best catches. Bream are still hitting near Whaley'8 Landing out from the grass in open water at Lake Tohopekaliga. Use live redworms and lish one foot off bottom.

Catfish up to 20 pounds are hitting in Lake County where Dora Canal empties into Lake Eustis. Use cutbait (gizzard shad is good) and fish from 8 p.m. to midnight to catch three or four of the big catfish from 8 pounds to 20 pounds. Speck fishing is still good at night under the Howey Bridge and the Dead River Bridge. Solunar Tables A.M.

P.M. Min. Maf. MM. Ma.

Today 4:50 12:40 7:28 1:10 Thursday 7:43 1:36 8:15 2:00 Friday 6 40 2:30 910 2:56 Saturday 9:35 3 25 10:00 3:45 Sunday 10:25 4:15 10:50 4:35 Monday 11:19 60S 11.40 6:28 Tuesday 11:56 5:45 4:05 Tides High Low A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. DAYTONA BEACH 9:36 9 54 2:52 Today 4:24 6:04 6:52 6:40 7:32 8:24 LOW 20 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 1017 1034 3:28 10:57 11:16 4:06 11:40 4:49 12:01 12:26 6:40 12:53 1:18 6:37 1:47 2:12 7:41 ADD MINUTES FOR: Cocoa Beach HIGH 20 4.