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4C Argus-Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D. Sunday, November 19, 1978 Nagel (Continued from Page 1C) moving down." Like Canadian professional football, those who become citizens of the country do not count against roster limitations. "The knowledge of the sport of basketball is weak here," said Nagel. "And that is among both coaches and players. The officiating is the worst.

It is just expected by everybody that you will lose on the road. It also took me a bit of time to get used to the different set of basketball rules." If, as reported, the officiating call always goes in favor of the player with the ball in international rules, Nagel would either have to stop 'taking the charge' or wind up on French Medicaid or the equivalent. "The preseason schedule," said Nagel, "was 11 games and was strange. Sometimes we'd play back-to-back games, sometimes we'd play teams with as much as an 18-point 'handicap' against us. In one game I didn't play at all because our coach saw a coach from another team scouting us.

We lost. Excellent away from the U.S. forever." When he comes back, Nagel hopes to give the National Basketball Association a try if the opportunity presents itself. If not, the Western Basketball League is alive and kicking. Punching, too, if you like the Reno variety.

He's turned down one chance there already. Mostly though, Nagel will be returning to a land of height. Can you imagine 10 months of short people after three years of Arvid Kramer and Paul Schenkelberg? Nagel had a high game of 53 points and averaged 39 in preseason. In the first six of what will be 22 divisional games, he is averaging 30 points and 16 rebounds a contest. "Divisional games will last until March 24," said Nagel.

"After that we play what are called 'Amical' games that translates as 'friendly' in English until the end of May. "My contract lasts until then so we, wife Mary Jo and will return to the U.S. at that time. We are living in Mons en Baroeul, a suburb of Lille, in northern France (at 61 Rue du General de Gaulle). "We have a two-week vacation from our schedule from Dec.

9 to 26 so Mary Jo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Reynolds (of Sioux Falls) are coming over for a month and we'll be traveling across Europe. "It has been a great experience an education. We've been able to learn about French customs and mannerisms and have seen many interesting things.

"The French life has been good to us but not good enough to keep us Brown (Continued from Page 1C) Late last summer Brown took the basketball coaching job at Elkton High School. To his surprise that meant coaching both the boys and girls teams. The first time he ever saw a girls high school basketball game was when he sent his team on the floor for their first game this season, Sept. 4., "It was strange. People would see me at the game and come up to me and ask, 'What are you doing Everywhere, I went I got that question," he said.

"I had a good time though." His team, eliminated from district play in the first round, finished the and take the crucial shot. You have to depend on them to make it." But is it enough? Brown says he doesn't know. He does realize the athlete just won't go away. After snapping out of the doldrums last summer, Brown played amateur baseball. He plans to play independent basketball this winter.

"I can't stop playing. I just can't. I love it too much," he says. "I'm not ready to stop. I know someday I won't want to play anymore, but not now.

It's too soon." And there's always the question. What might have been? "I wonder sometimes what it season with an 8-11 record. "It wasn't bad. At the end of the season, we had started to play well," Brown said. "Still, there's a lot of difference in coaching girls basketball.

You tell them to do something during a game and you can't always be sure they're going to do it." Still, it served its purpose, just like coaching the boys will this winter. It kept him close. "If I can't be playing, I guess this is what I'd like to be doing. At least, I'm still a part of it," he says. "The hardest thing to get used to as a coach is you can't go out there and do it yourself.

You have to depend on the players. You can't go out there ence. I won the batting title in baseball," he said. "Those are records I'm proud of. I wouldn't want to give them back for anything." Still, just like on the athletic field, he wants to give a little more, try a little harder.

The opportunity he thought he deserved in professional baseball and never had nags. "Maybe tins spring, I'll just pack it up and head South. Maybe I'll hit a few camps. I might just do that," he says. Give it one more try.

I really want it. I want it bad." Brown has never lost a battle for a lack of desire. would have been like if I had taken the offers I had to go play baseball in the South or West. What would have happened if I had just concentrated On baseball? That was probably the biggest decision of my life he says. "I had colleges that wanted me for baseball, others for basketball and even some for football.

I wonder." The next minute he's sure. "No, I can't second guess. If I had it to do over, I'd do the same thing again," he says. "I got to play basketball and baseball at State and had the best time of my life. "I won the conference scoring crown in basketball.

I was all-confer Scoreboard Mich. State ..7 21 10 14-52 Northwestern 0 0 0-1 MSU-Gibson 1 pass from E. Smith (Andersen kick) NU-FG Poulos 16 MSU-Reeves 2 run (Andersen kick) MSU-Schramm 1 run (Andersen kick) MSU-Gibson fumble recovery in end zone (Andersen kick) MSU-McGee 9 run (Andersen kick) MSU-FG Andersen 42 MSU-S. Smith 12 run (Andersen kick) MSU-Schramm 1 run (Andersen kick) A 14,157 MSU NU Notre Dame ..1 14 7 14-38 Georgia Tech ..0 7 0 14-21 ND-FG Male 22 ND-Pallas 26 pass from Montana (Male kick) ND-Ferguson 20 run (Male kick) Tech-Shamburger 10 pass from Ivery (Smith kick) ND-Montana 1 run (Unis kick) ND-Haines 5 pass from Montana (Unis kick) Tech-Hill 64 pass from Kelley (Ivery pass from Kelley) ND-Stone 5 run (Unis kick) Tech-Moore 6 pass from Kelley (pass failed) First downs 34 9 Rushes-yards 61410 1283 Passing yards 191 63 Return yards 72 20 Passes 13 27 2 7 29 2 Punts 2 21 1022 Fumbles lost 10 VI Penalties-yards 6-61 5-55 Tecti First downs 24 20 Rushesyards 60346 29-109 Passing yards 210 305 Return yards 35 9 Passes 1S214 2041 2 Punts 6-47 8 36 Fumbleslost 21 04 Penalties-yards 4-40 4-69 Greg Nagel Steve Brown College football EAST Boston U. 27, Bucknell 10 Dartmouth 38, Princeton 21 Delaware 38, Colgate 29 Lehigh 2, Lafayette 15 Massachusetts 14, New Hampshire 7 Northeastern 70, Maine 19 Rutgers 31, Holy Cross 21 Syracuse 37, Boston College 23 Yale 15, Harvard 2t Catholic U.

33, Brooklyn Col. 19 Baldwin Wallace 71, St. Lawrence 7 Brown 24, Columbia 12 Cornell 35, Penn 17 W. Post 21, W. Chester St.

1 St. John's, NY 34, Wm Paterson II Springfield 34, Albany, Y. 17 Wittenberg Ithaca 1 E. Stroudsburg 49, Clarion St. 4 Pittsburgh 35, Army 17 Connecticut 31, Rhode Island 6 Kings Point 13, Wagner 0 Ursinus 14, D.

Madison 9 MIDWEST i Flndlay 13, Tarleton St. 6 $, Indiana Central 35, Hillsdale 34 J. Indiana St. 42, Wichita St. II Iowa 31, Wisconsin 24 Kansas St.

3a, Kansas 20 Michigan 24, Purdue a Missouri 35, Nebraska 11 Missouri Rolla 17. Cent. Missouri 7 Ohio St. 21, Indiana II Chadron St. 30, Baker 19 Llnfleld 32, Carroll, Wis.

a SW Missouri 31, SE Missouri Ball St. 31, N. Illinois 13 Concordia.Morhd 49, NW Iowa 0 E. Illinois 40, Illinois 12 Illinois St. 14, Michigan 13 Kent St 17, Toledo 13 Miami, Ohio 78, Cincinnati 24 Michigan St.

52, Northwestern 3 Minn. Morris 23, St Olaf 10 Missouri Val. 10, Bethany, Kan. 11 Ohio U. 19, Bowling Green 15 Oklahoma Oklahoma St.

7 Carnegie Mellon 74, Dayton 21 Cent. Michigan 35, W. Michigan 14 Ft. Lewis 37, New Mexico 20 Minnesota 24, Illinois I Mo. Southern 35, Evangel 33 NE Missouri 37.

Lincoln 13 Akron 19, N. Iowa 21 SOUTH Florida II, Kentucky It Mississippi St. 16, Louisiana St. 14 Virginia Tech 21, VMI 2 Virginia Union 52. Hampton Inst.

6 Kentucky 14. Murray St. I Tennessee St. 27, Tn. Chattanooga 23 Auburn 22, Georgia 22, tie Concord 35, Shepherd 14 E.

Kentucky 30, Morehead St 0 Elon 41, Carson Newman 27 Lenoir Rhyne 24, Catawba 13 N. Carolina II, Virginia 20 Carolina Air 17, Central 11 Carolina St. 24. Duke 10 NE Louisiana 18. Louisiana Tech 0 I Carolina 17.

Wake Forest 14 Tennessee 41. Mississippi 17 Tennessee Tech 35. Middle Tenn. 10 Vanderbilt 41, Air Force 27 Virginia St. 19, J.C Smith 17 Appalachian St.

39, W. Carolina 13 Clemson 78, Maryland 24 Florida It. Southern U. 12 Florida St. Navy 6 Furman 17.

Citadel 11 Notre Dame 38. Georgia Tech 71 Richmond 17, William Mary 3 E. Carolina 45, Marshall 0 Gardner Webb 11, Wofford 74 S. Mississippi 17. Loulsvllit Austin Peay 14, E.

Tennessee St. 7 Miami, Fie It, San Diego St. 14 NW Louisiana 11. SE Louisiana 12 S. Illinois 10, SW Louisiana I Texas-Arlington 20, McNeese St.

17 SOUTHWEST Anoelo St. 15. E. Texas St 14 Henderson St. 7.

Ouachita Arkansas 2t, Texas A6.M 7 Arkansas St. t. Lamar 3 Rice 24. Baylor 10 Texas 41. Texas Christian 0 Texas Tech 19, SouthrnMethodist It Abilene Christian 38 Howard Pavne 7 Sam Houston St.

17, Stephen Austin 11 N. Texas St 41, Memphis St 24 Cent Arkansas 11, Harding 24 FAR WEST Iowa St 20. Colorado It Colorado St 50, w. Virginia 14 New Mric0 44. Pacific Southern Cal 17, UCLA 10 Utah 2).

Bnoham Voung 22 Long Beach St Drake 0 Ariiona St 44, Oreoon St 22 Colorado St. 50. w. Virginia 14 Iowa St 20, Colorado It Lmlield 17. Carroll Mont Nrv Las Vegas 77 Texas El Paso 0 Portland SI 47, Dakota St.

21 Stanford California 10 Adams St. 38 Westmnstr, Utah It Cal Lutheran 78, San Francisco St. 20 Ctaremont Mudfl 18 LaVerne 12 Oreoon 74. Washington 21 Pac Lutheran II. Washington Puget Sound 56 Cent waUVnqfon 7 St Marx's.

Ca! 11. Santa Clari II 74. Arljone to, Weber St 0 Boot Hill Bowl Chadron St. Baker 131 -M 0 0 1) e-19 CHA-FO 14 Breinig CMA-Fultl It pass to Ryan (Hoffmen kick) CHA-Fults Jt past to Burke (Hoffmen tick I CHA- Woodhead 42 past in'rrception (Hoffman kick) BAK-Baags It pass to Maine (Kienstre kick) BAK-Robinson 11 return Mocked punt (kick failedl CMA-Fuits 44 run (kick tailed! BAK-Patlon 5 run (past Hiked) i Girls basketball 3 teams advance Hurley, Tri-Valley and Freeman won girls high school district basketball crowns at the Arena Saturday night. Each will move on to region play Monday and Tuesday.

Tri-Valley moves on to Region 5 play at Mitchell Monday against Hanson. The other game in that region sends Canova against Bridge-water. Monday, in Region 6 at the Arena, Freeman tangles with Jefferson and Hurley meets Parkston. The title game will be played Tuesday night. Tri-Valley defeated Garretson 42-34 for the title in 18.

Mary Van Asselt led the Mustangs with 14 points while Joanie Anderson added 12. For Garretson, Bev Julson scored 11 points and Darla Davis 10. In District 21 Freeman slapped Sioux Falls Christian 57-13 as Lisa Mueller scored 23 points for the winners. In District 22, Hurley upended Cen-terville 32-23 behind the 16-point performance of Sherry Knutson. For the Tornadoes, Lisa Austin made 12 points.

Warriors, Pats win RAPID CITY Washington High's girls basketball team finished its regular season with a 15-3 record here Saturday night by defeating Rapid City Central 45-27. The Warriors of Joe Lockwood meet Brandon Valley in first-round action of Section 3 at the Arena Nov. 28. Lincoln plays O'Gorman in the other first rounder the same night. Carol Burkman led Washington's offensive attack with 13 points as the Warriors were ahead 19-12 at the half and 33-20 after three periods.

The Warriors fired 14 of 40 (35 percent) from the field, won the rebounding battle 44-28 and had five less turnovers than Central with 23. Janelle Hanna grabbed 12 rebounds, Linda Smith eight. The Washington junior varsity defeated Central 40-29. Lincoln High's girls basketball team defeated Rapid City Stevens 60-40. Cathy Meyer led the Patriots of Bill Luther with 12 points and seven rebounds.

Carolyn Meyer added 11 points and Kathy Entwistle 10 points and 14 rebounds. The Patriots fired 22 of 55 from the field for 40 percent while Stevens took the same number of shots and made 17. Lincoln had 43 rebounds, and 19 turnovers. Stevens had 28 rebounds. Lincoln will bring its 12-4 record to Vermillion Tuesday.

Clemson Maryland 7 14 7-21 7 7 3-24 Mary-Maddox 3 run (Loncar kick) Clem-Fuller 1 run (Ariri kick) Mary-Carney recovered blocked punt in end zone (Loncar kick) Clem-Butler 87 pass from Fuller (Arlri kick) Mary-Atkins 91 run (Loncar kick) Clem-Clark 62 pass from Fuller (Arirl kick) Clem-Brown 5 run (Ariri kick) Mary-FG Loncar 35 Mary First downs 20 16 Rushes-yards 61-231 51 269 Passing yards 216 13 Return yards 6 6 Passes 1174 9160 Punts frlO 936 Fumbleslost 31 14 Penalties-yards 12-90 5-3 Texas ..1) II 10 0-41 TCU ..0 0 0 0-0 TEX FG Erxleben 41 TEX-Jay Johnson 47 interception return (Erxleben kick) TEX FG Erxleben 34 TEX-Jam Jones 1 run (Erxleben kick) TEX FG Erxleben 48 TEX Little 1 run (Churchman run) TEX-McEachern 19 run (Erxleben kick) TEX FG Erxleben 30 Tex TCU 20 16 55-268 39 10) 9) 230 139 12 7 160 13 34 4 5 47 7 40 II 42 1 126 769 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Southern Cal .1 14 0 0-17 UCLA 0 0)7-11 USC-FG Jordan 21 USC-Sweeney It pass from McDonald (Jordan kick) USC-Williams 10 pass from McDonald (Jordan kick) UCLA FG Boermeester 23 UCLA-Reece 81 pass from Bashore (Boermeester kickl INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Michigan State, S. Smith 14-107, Hughes 7-106, McGee 12 54, Middleton 6 40, Reeves 10 35. Schramm 9 32 Northwestern, Cammon 9-41, Hill 919, Tiberl 7-17. PASSING-Mlchigan State, E. Smith 12-24 lM; Clark 131, 11.

Northwestern, Strasser 7 29 3, 63. RECEIVING-Michigan State, Byrd 4-II, Gibson 4-41. s. Smith 3 39. Northwestern, McGee 3-33, Bogan 2-23, Poulos 27.

Missouri ..7 7 14 7-15 Nebraska .14 14 0-31 Neb-Berns 13 run (Todd kick) Mo Wilder 9 run (Brockhaus kick) Neb-Miller 2 pass from Sorley (Todd kick) Neb FG Todd 27 Mo-Winslow 14 pass from Bradley (Brockhaus kick) Neb-Berns 3 run (Todd kick) Mo-Wilder I run (Brockhaus kick) Mo-Wilder 4 run (Brockhaus kick) Neb-Hager 4 run (Todd kick) Mo-Wilder 7 run (Brockhaus kick) Mo Neb 25 27 55 789 71381 187 136 101 15 10210 9-141 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties yards 335 21 617 233 1-0 210 lowa State 10 7 3 0-20 Colorado 0 10 06-16 ISU-Hardee 27 pass from Grant (Johnson kick) ISU-FG Johnson 24 Colo-Mavberry 2 run (Dadiotis kick) ISU-Grant 5 run (Johnson kick) Colo-FG Dadiotis 41 ISU-FG Johnson 34 Colo Mayberry 1 run (run failed) STATISTICS ISU Colorado First downs it it Rushes Yards 46 202 St ill Passing yards 159 61 Return yards 7 Passes 9170 1141 Punts 4 40 64 Fumbleslost 31 4-0 Penalties yards 2-30 5 35 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-lowa State, Green 2185, Grant 16 78, Roach 7 35. Colorado, May berry 26 103, Davis 14 47, Solomon 17 29. PASSING-Iowa State, Grant 9 -17-0 159. Colorado. Solomon 51 1 12, Davis 1 629.

RECEIVING-Iowa State. Hixon 4 70, Preston 2 35, Hardee 1 27 Colorado. Koj kwski II, Ballege 2 1). Howard 2 12. Kansas 0 0 0 20-20 Kansas St.

..10 0 20-16 KSU-T Brown 1 run (Ginther kick) KSU-FG 34 Ginther KSU-Green 45 pass from Manucci (kick blocked) KSU-T Brown 3 run (Ginther kick) KSU-Duncan 1 run (Jackson kick) KU-Higgins 2 run (run failed) KU-McNeely recover block punt In end zonetrun tailed) KU-VersIr 31 pass from Clinton (Mick ens pass from Clmtonl KSU-Duncan 49 run (run failed) South Dakota State 707 7-31 Portland State 7 13 220-42 P-Joel Siget I pass from Neil Lomax (John Kinchelor kick) S-Kerry Pearson 2t pass from Gary Mailed (Steve Cron kick) I P-Sigel 3 run (Kinchelor kick) P-Ken Milosovich 21 pass from Lomax (kick failedl S-Dan Johnson 1 run (Cron kick) P-John Urness 50 pass from Lomax (Milosovich from Lomax) P-Urness 4 pass from Lomas (Kick failedl P-Stu Gaussoin 4 run (milosovich from Lomax) S-Roger Hofer 1 run (Cron kick) STATISTICS SDSU PSU First downs 20 33 Rushes yards 13115 34 120 Passing 9-324 7246 3 Passing yards 150 401 Puntsaverage 0-0 Fumbles lost 4 4 64 Penalties-yards 170 11-107 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: SDSU, Chuck Benson 8 55, Dan Johnson 16-54, Roger Hofer 11-42, Gary Maffett 22 42. PSU, Joel Sigel IB 63, Nell Lomax 7 33 Receiving: SDSU, Lional Macklln 6 113, Kerry Pearson 3 11. PSU, John Urness I 188, Joel Sigel 4 58, stu Gaussoin 4 45, Ken Milosovich 3 78 Passing: SDSU, Gary Maffett 7 -351, 13t yards. Chuck Hohenthaner 2-7-1, 14. PSU, Nell Lomax 31 412, 376.

Illinois 0 0 0- Minnesota ..770 10-34 Minn-Barber 15 run (Rogind kick) Minn-Barber I run (Rogind kick) Ill-Weber 8 run (run failed) Mlnn-FG Rogind 19 Minn-White 1 run (Rogind kick) III Minn 13 19 41 150 65346 49 4 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 4 5152 736 46 161 539 24 11 04 11103 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Illinois. Weiss 21-76, Weber 8 17. Minnesota, Barber 36 333, White 20102. PASSING Illinois, Weiss 5-153, 49. Minnesota, Avery 2 51, 31.

Carlson 110, 13. RECEIVING Illinois, Barnes 127, Dismuke 1 17. Minnesota, Bailey 120, Cooper 1 12. Purdue Michigan .10 7 7 0-24 Mich-Clayton 11 pass from Leach (Willner kick) Mich-FG Willner 12 Mich-Marsh 10 pass from Leach (Will ner kick! Mlch-Reid 5 run (Willner kick) Pur-Adamle 10 blocked punt return (run failedl i Pur Mich 11 25 29 50 72 343 7 54 17 9 121 1 Ml 0 740 )4S 71 1-0 115 175 First downs Rushesyards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING -Purdue, Macon 14 45, Au- gustyniak 417, Pope 4 10, Oliver 5 minus 40 Michigan-R Davis 75 134. Leach II 90, Woollolk 11 64.

Huckelby II 41. PASSING-Purdue. Oliver 160. 54, Herrmann 75-1 19. Michigan, Leach HI 0 54 RECEIVING-Purdue, Pope 4 39, Young 2 22 Michigan, Feaster I II, Clayton I II, Marsh 1 10.

Wisconsin Iowa 1 14 3 7-24 7714- lowa-FG Schilling 23 lowa-Reld 10 run (Schilling kick) Wis-Souia I run IVeith kickl lowa -Swift 13 pass from J. Green (Schilling kick) Wit-C Green 1 run (Veith kickl lowa-Reid 80 run (Schilling kick) W.s-FG Veith 22 lowa-Bntcher run (Schilling kick) towa-Blatcher run (Schilling kick) Wis-Soura 12 past from Kaiasmtkl (Veith kick) A STATISTICS Wit km First downs 30 20 Rushes ytrdt 11 IN St 3 Passing yardt 3tt Pastes 31 35 4 into 135 Fumbles lost 11 12 Penalties ytrdt 4 41 1 97 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING -Wisconsin, Staust 7 35 Iowa, Rnd 2. Burke 2411 PASSING-Wlscornin. Kalatmikl 20 4- 749 lowa. Green 1 150-171 RECEIVING-Wttcontln, Charles 9-114, Souia 541, Svdnor tag lowa.

Rex) 4 tt. Transactions FOOTBALL mortal Football League DENVER BRONCOS-Reactivated Paul Smith, Offensive tackle Waived Chens Pane, defensive back. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Signed Dan ny Johnson, linebacker. HOCKEY National Hockey League MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Announced the resignation of Harry Howell, bead coach, and named him chief scout. Named Glen Sonmor.

head coach. COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY Named Ralph Floyd tthiettc director effective It tbt 1 tnd ot 1871. FREEMAN (57) Joan Wipf 1 2-4 Rob-In Schamber 1 2-7 Lisa Mueller 10 3-1 23; Cindy Graber 1 04 Jan Gustafson 2 00 Cheryl Ortmann 2 04 Jody Leh-mann 1 04 Cleudette Becker 0 0-2 Jcctte Jensen 00-10; Joni Herman 2 (Hi Krlstl Haar 3 04 Lorl Jacobson 0 04 0. Totals 25 7-17. S.F.

CHRISTIAN (13) Shelly Baartman 1 1-4 Jody Krommendyk 1 04 Brenda Struiksma 1 1-3 Rhonda Zylstra 1 04 Janen Struiksma 0 1-2 Amy Broekjuis 0 0-0 Rhonda Haak 0 04 Betty Mouw 0 0-0 Jill Blankespoor 1 0-0 Pattl Harder 0 04 0. Totals 5 3-9. Fouls S.F. Christian 1, Freeman 12, Fouled out none. Freeman 9 22 47 57; S.F.

CHristlan 2 5 7 13. CENTERVILLE (23) Ann Thomson 1 1-4 Kelly Barllett 2 0-0 Charee Rist 1 0-0 Lisa Austin 5 2-2 12; Bart Fischer 1 04 Kathy Johnke 0 0-2 0. Totals 10 31. HURLEY (33) Brenda Boomgarden 2 0-) Sherry Knutson 7 2-2 14; Beth Anderson 1 0-1 Mary Beth Ryan 1 0-1 Jackie 1 0-0 Lisa Larsen 0 2-3 Linda Chrls-tensen 2 0-0 Mary Weterlng 0 0-0 0. Totals 14 4-10 Fouls-Centerville 14, Hurley 10.

Fouled out none. Hurley 10 14 22 12; Centervllle 5 11 13 23. SISSETON 60, FLANDREAU INDIANS 37 SISSETON, S.D. Becky Oien scored 16 points and Kay Estwick 13 1o lead Sisse-ton. For the Indians, Lli Wolfe and Cheryl Stands scored 10 points apiece.

Sisseton won the game 19-14. Fiandreau Indians 2 12 18 37; Sisseton 26 39 51 60 WATERTOWN 32, MILBANK 25 MILBANK, S.D. Mark Wicks scored II points for Watertown and Jolene Dohrer 10 for Milbank. Milbank is 7-10. The teams will meet again Nov.

28 in section play at Sisseton. Watertown 4 I 22 32; Milbank 7 16 20 25 Prep basketball WORTHINGTON 41, LAKEFIELD 29 WORTHINGTON, Minn. Mark Pytles-ki scored 17 points and Dan Raak 12 to lead worthington. For Lakefield, Dean Sondergard had eight points. Worthington won the game 41-11 and hosts Montevideo, Minn.

Saturday. Lakefield 2 12 20 29; worthington 24 47 61 College basketball Mt. Marty 14, S. DakotaSprgfld. 60 ALUMNI (75) Dean Evans 4, Doug Sims Wade Freise II.

Jim Norberg 18, Tom Schacht 20, Glen Poppinga 2, Mike Grau 12. SFC JUNIOR VARSITY (76) Jay Bentz 14, Pete Stack 0, Jon Solberg 0, John Rust 8, Dwight Demhlo 4, Hugh DeBerg 10, Bob Miller 6, Kevin Rupp 10, Randy Halpin 11, Steve Batimitler 3, Scott Peder-son 16. ALUMNI (651 Larry Ball 22. Jim Jib-boo 0, Dennis Voss 10, Dave Dickmeyer 1, Dean Evans 12, Tom Schreiber 4, Keith Huber 0, Gary Jensen 14, Brad Van Leur 2. SFC (64) Jeff Begeman 11, Bruce Pap 4, Jeff Van Leur 2, Stan Fluth 4, Chuck Holmen 4, Scott Shelton 6, Ron Er-kkson Dale Buse 12, Todd Kelsey Tim McAthie 2.

Pro hockey World Hockey Association Saturoay't Game Birmingham 1, New England 1 Pro basketball Saturday'i Garnet New Orleans at San Diego, (n) Seattle at Golden Statt, (n) Indiana at Portland, In) MILWAUKEE (100) M. Johnson 10 5-7 25, Rettani 5 21 12. Gianelll 4 2 2 10, Buckner 0 04 0, winters 11 5-6 31, Grunteld 1 1-2 3. Walton 0 04 0, Benson 0-1 10, Bridgemen 4 04 Van Lier 0 12 1, G. Johnson 0 04 0.

Total! 42 It-22 100 NEW YORK (102) Knight 04 10. McAdoo 11 4-4 26. Webster 7 2-7 Richardson 4 04 1, Williems 1) 2-t 29. Glenn 1 04 2, Gondrezick 1 04 2, Haywood 3 0-0 4, Monroe 6 3-4 15. Totals 45 12 23 102 Milwaukte 27 26 27 20-100 New York 33 24 2 19-102 DENVER 114 McGinnit 12 M0 27; Thompson 17 11 15, 1st! 1 4-7 12, Scott 7 4-7 II.

Wllkerson 4 0-0 Boswell 1 2 3 Smith I 4-0 Hughes 0 04 Hicks 1 04 Crompton 2 04 4. Totals: 49 16-21. WASHINGTON 119 Oandridge 7 S3 19, Haves 7 2-4 14, Untold 7 3 It; Grevey 6 0-0 12. Henderson 4-4 14; Johnson 4 13 II; Kupcnak 11 II; Wr.ght 0 2 4 Ballard 1 6-10 II. Totttt: 47 25-15.

Denver 27 21)0 29-114 Wathington 27 23-119 Fouled out-Dandridgt. Foutt Denver 11, Washington 21. Ttchnlctlt-Botwell, Hayes. Coech Motta. Hicu.

NEW JERSEY (100) King 9 4 9 22, Wtshlngton I 04 John-ton 3 04 4. Williamson 5 1-9 II, Monev 12 13 van Breda Koiff 1 04 2, Jordan 7 5-4 It, Jackson 0 04 0. Bessett 2-5 6. Skinner 0 04 0, Boynet I 04 0. Totals Jt 22 12 100 KANSAS CITY (114) Wedmen 7 2 2 It.

Robinzint 3 04 1 La-cev 1 2 3 I. Birdsong 8 21 II. Ford 6-1 It, Nash 14 21 22, Burleson 3 04 4, Gerard 2-2 Redmond )-t 13, McKlnney 1 1-1 S. Totals 41 22 79 114. New Jersey 11 24 14 79-let) Kama City 22 W-II4 Technical touts-Jackson t.

Williamson Louorxfry. Skinner, Money FevWd out-Money Total fouls-New jersey JP. antes ty 23 SAN ANTONIO (120) Keren 15 3-3 33, Olberding 5 1-1 11, Green 4 2-2 10, Gale 4 04 Gervln 3 0-0 6, Silas 6 12-13 24, Paultz 3 2-2 8, Dietrlck 6 0-1 12, Bristow 1 0-0 2, Dampier 0 04 0, Sanders 04 6. Totals 50 2022 120. HOUSTON (126) Barry 16 6-4 31, Tomianovlch 11 2-2 24, Malone 4 4-6 11 Murphy 5 2-2 12, Newlin 1 1-2 3, Reid 1-2 II, Dunleavy 5 12-15 22, Jones 3 04 4.

Totals 49 28-35 126. San Antonio ..21 25 26 41-120 Houston ..25 34 32 33-124 Total fouls San Antonio 31, Houston 24. PHOENIX (119) Davis 6 4 6 16, Scott 3 1-2 7, Adams 7 1 10-22, Buse 2 04 4, Westphal 11 6-7 21, Kramer 4 3-4 11, Lee 8 2-2 18, Byrnes 6 1- 3 13, Forrest 0 0-2 0. Totals 47 25 36 119. DETROIT (105) Carr I 3 3 19, Tyler 7 04 14, Poquette 3 2 3 Porter 4 2-2 10, Long 11 3 4 25, Wakefield 0 12 1, Douglas 4 8-10 16, Howard 0 3-4 3, Green 4 12 9, Tatum 0 04 0.

Totals 41 23-20 105. Phoenix ..31 32 26 30119 Detroit .30 29 27 19-105 Fouled out-Carr, Detroit. Total fouls-Phoenix, 25. Detroit, 31. Technicals-Douglas, Detroit.

BOSTON (92) Knight 4 4-5 12, Williams 2 0-0 4, Cow-ens 7 3-3 17, Archibald 2 5-6 9, White 7 6-6 20, Maxwell 2 8-9 12, Ford 2 4-7 8, Judkins 5 0 0 10, Barnes 0 04 0. Totals 31 30 36 92. CLEVELAND (90) Brewer 3 02 6, Russell 7 15 17 29, Chones 6 01 12, Carr 10 12 21, Walker 2 3- 5 7, Lambert 2 2-2 6, B.Smith 1 00 2, Furlow 1 1-2 3, Mitchell 1 01 2, Higgs I 0- 0 2. Totals 34 22-32 90. Boston ..25 11 15 21-92 Cleveland ..24 24 24 18-90 Total fouls-Boston 21, Cleveland 25.

Technical-Russell. PHILADELPHIA (lit) Erving 11 10 12 32, 4 71 15, C. Jones 4 01 1, Cheeks 3 2-2 8, Collins 11 912 31, Bibby 1 2-3 4, Dawkins 4 4-4 12, Mix 3 04 6, Simpson 0 0-0 0, Bryant 0 0-0 0, Catchings 0 04 0. Totals 41 34 42 116. ATLANTA (124) Drew 6 2 3 14, Hawes 7 3 4 16, Rollins 4 04 Hill 4 4-5 12, Johnson 9 4-5 22, Roundfield 9 5-9 23, Givens 6 00 12, Lee 2 4- 4 Wilson 3 O0 6, McMillen 1 0-0 2.

Totals 51 22 30 124. Philadelphia .14 19 29 34-116 Atlanta ..33 31 13 21-124 Fouled out-Drew. Rollins. Total fouls-Philadelphia, 22. Atlanta.

32. Technicals-Philadelphia Coach Cunningham, Daw-kins. Friday Night NEW ORLEANS (109) Robinson 10 12 21, Terrell 2 2 4 6. Kel ley 9 911 27, Maravich 10 2 2 22, McElroy 1 3 5 19, Goodrich 3 5-5 II, Meriweather 1 04 2, Griffin 0 O0 0, Green 0 00 0. Totals 43 23 29 109.

LOS ANGELES (121) Dantley 5 3-4 13, Wilkes 9 5-6 23, Abdul-Jabbar 15 2-5 33, Boone 5 2 3 12, Nixoo 5 I I II, Ford 0 14 3, Hudson 4 12 9, Rob-isch 1 04 6, Price 4 2 2 10, Carr 1 04 2, Carter 0 0 0 0. Totals 51 19 27 121 New Orleans 21 34-109 Los Angeles 31 36 11-121 Fouled out-None. Total fouls-New Orleans 24, Los Angeles 29, Technical-Los Angeles team. Pro football 1 National Football League All Times EST American Conference East Pet. PF PA Miami I 3 0 .727 267 116 New England I 3 0 .727 265 191 Jets 6 0 .545 253 249 Baltimore 5 6 0 .455 1 58 261 Buffalo 3 1 0 .273 196 252 Central Pittsburgh 9 2 0 .118 256 149 Houston 7 4 0 .434 187 118 Cleveland 5 4 0 455 181 184 Cincinnati 1 10 0 .091 111 216 West Oakland 7 4 .636 227 165 Onver 7 4 0 636 190 148 Seattle 5 6 0 .455 235 252 San Diego 5 6 0 .455 220 231 Kansas City 2 9 0 .112 174 257 National Conference East Washington I 1 0 .727 719 169 Dallas 7 4 0 636 742 161 Philadelphia 6 0 .545 177 161 Y.

Giants 6 0 455 191 St. LOUIS I 0 273 141 211 Central Minnesota 7 4 0 .636 215 184 Green Bay 7 4 0 .616 205 191 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 164 187 Its Detroit 4 7 364 164 208 Chicago 1 I .273 191 214 West Los Angeles 9 2 4 III 196 124 Atlanta 7 4 0 .636 ItS 164 New Orleans 6 0 455 204 211 Sen Francisco I 10 091 151 215 Sunday's Games Buffalo at Tampa Bay. 1 New England at New York Jets, 1 m. Philadelphia at New York Giants, 1 pis. St Louis at Washington, 1 m.

San Diego at Minnesota. 1 m. Atlanta at Chicago. 2pm Cleveland at Baltimore. 3 pm.

New Orleans at Delias. 3 pm. Seattle tt Kansas City. 3 pm, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4pm Detroit at Oakland. 4 m.

Green Bay at Denver, a p.m. Los Angeles at San Francisco, 4 pm. Monday's Game Miami at Houston, 9 pm. Canadian Football League Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Praia Western Conference Final Saturday's Game Edmonton 21, Caigary 11 Eastern Conference Final Sunder'i Game Montreal at Ottawa, 1pm. Grey Cup Game Sunday.

November It Edmonton vs. Eastern Conference Champion, time to announced USC UCLA First downs It 9 Rushesyards 67 346 38 111 Passing yards 97 154 Return yards 14 (-7) Passes 7100 1-161 Punts 6 40 9 31 Fumbleslost 31 5-1 Penalties yards 7 56 4 4( Georgia I 7-23 Auburn 7 115 0-22 Ga-FG Robinson 15 Ga-FG Robinson 40 Aub-Cribbs 64 run (Portell kick) Ga-McClendon I run (pass tailed! Aub-Trotmen 60 run (Cribbs, pass from Trotman) Ga-FG Robinson 47 Aub-Cribbs 2 run (Portele kick) Ga-McClendon 1 run (Robinson kick) Ga Aub Firsf downs 15 21 Rushesyards 419) 63431 Passing yards 175 64 Return yards I Passes 12 24 2 3 9 0 Punts 6 3t 1 31 Fumbleslost 21 Penalties yards 430 4 5) Golf KSt First downs 16 22 Rushesyards 49 132 Still Passing yards 115 141 Return yards 52 4t Passes 124 1 1117 0 Punts 1 40 7 Fumbles lost 7 0 1) Penalties yardt 5 35 S41 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Kansas State. Manucci 14 tS, Duncan 1115. L.J. Brown 1110 Kan Its 17 71, T.

Jones 15 33 PASSING Kansas. Clinton SHI 97. Kansas State 9 154174 RECEIVING Kansas. Mercer 3102. Kansas Statt, C.

Green s-7), Whitley 42. Oklahoma St. HIH Oklahoma 7 712111-61 OU Sims 1 run (von Schamann) OSU-Taylor 1 run (Ankerson kick) OU Sims 15 run (von Schamann kickl OU Sims 2 run (von Schamann kick) OU Sims 9 run (von Schamann kick) OU Hickt 49 pais from Loft (von Sche-mann kick) OU King 20 run (von Schamann kick) OU Lett 90 run (von Sschamann kick) OU Watts 21 run (von Schamann kickl OU McKim 1 run (von Schamann kick) LINCOLN (80) Ronde Frill 2 3 Kathy Entwistle 1 4-5 Carolyn Meyer 4 34 11; Dawn Julius 2 0-14, Cathy Meyers 2 2 12; Lorl Oubbeldt 3 2-7 Barb Goll-nick 0 1-1 Mary Ball 1 0-0 Kim Thompson 1 1-7 Taml Skalt 0 04 Sandy Loreng 0 0-9 Connie Nelson 0 04 0 Totals: 32 M-241 C. STEVENS (40) Stacy Mint 1 1-4 1. Jill Ferteth 4 04 Caml Siniey 3 I I 5.

Debbie Hin 1 21 6, Mery Heerick 4 1-2 Beth Hoiliday 1 04 Jane McKee 1 04 2. Sandra Lean 0 04 Terri Eilertt 0 0-1 1, Julie Widner 1 04 Keiiie Hemm 1 04 7. Debbie Seweli 0 04 Barb Ttchener 0 04 Janet Skutvorttad 0 13 1. Totals: 17 -IS. By guertfl-Lircom II 12 4t to, Steven I 1) 3) 40 Foutt-Lincoin II, Stevens 24 Fouled out- Oubbeldt.

WASHINGTON 1451 Carol Burkman 4 il I). Janeiie Manna 1 3 4 Sam Soren-ton 1 04 2. Jill Jcvre 12 31. Linda Sm.m 3 5 13 9, Jan Juiivt 7 01 Lynne Warwick 1 14 5 Totals 14 17 12 C. CENTRAL (27) Kathy Zttser 1 1 7: Ten Vauer I 00 2.

Enen Peter 121 I. Melissa Johnson 1 17 1 Sarah Haiieft 1 04 2 Gavlene Manoy 1 04 2 Vei Coltno 0 17 I. Roveune 0 0-0 0. Bern Johnson I 04 I. Kris Smith 1 PI I.

Totals tt SMJ By guartert Washington 19 33 45, Central I 13 27, Fouls-Washington 12, Central 21. Fu.ed out-sorenson, vtuer, Peter. Johnson, 1 SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Leading scores after the third round of the 1751, 0O0 Australian Open golf championship: Jack Nicklaus 7146 74-711 Ben Crenshaw 71 72 74- 717 Bruce Litllke 74 73 70-217 Tom Kite 75 69 77- 271 Graham Marsh 17 79 76- 272 Greg Norman 76 71 76- 721 Ed Sneed 74 72 76- 221 John Lister 74 74 76-224 Bruce Devlin It 71 77-274 Bin Rogers 71 751-274 Jerry Pate 74 71 79- 224 Bob Bvmen 72 7141-224 Gar Hamilton 71 7t 70-224 Girls basketball ARENA BOX SCORES CARRETSON (Ml Bev Julton 4 1-4 11; Dobbie Oavtt 1046; Suite Gory 1 1-4 Dana Davit 04 W. Marcel Hovtn 1 0 0 Julie Martens 0 04 Totals: 14 tl TRI VALLEY (2) Mary Van AsMt I 2-4 14; Deb Reurlnk 0 01 Marty Gut 041; Lorl Wetbig 40-1 Joanfcr Anderson 1 H1 11; Brmdi Van Lktrt I Totals: 17 Oil. By guartert: Gtrrettori St 24 Trf-Valley II IV 27 43.

Fouls: Geritrton 17, Trl-Vallty Fouled out-Darn DtvH, OSU Okie First downs It Rushesyardt Tit) 11479 Passing yardt 24 61 Return yards 27 19 Pastes till 151 Punts t't 04 Fwnwet lost 4 1 5 4 Peneltiet yardt 115 170 CHA (AK 14 42 ItS 40113 JOt 14 4 71 MM 4 14 17 179 935 4 3 30 1010) 4 First downs Rushes yardt Passing yard Return yard Passes Punts Fumblet tosf. Peneltiet yard 1 4t I teetM.