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OS) Li) Shortage of steel shot forces officials to bend hunting rules 1 football Isportson 4-4, 235, junior. Backs Scott Woerner, Georgia (Jo-nesboro, 4-0, 195, senior; Jeff Hipp, Georgia (Columbia, 4-3, 195, senior; Jim Bob Harris, Alabama (Athens, 6-2, 189, junior. Punter Jim Arnold, Vanderbilt (Dal-ton, 6-3, 195, sophomore. the air Ifl NFL standings AiymtIcm Conference East woods ond water Charley Dickey 0 basketball FOOTBALL 7 p.m. Vince Dooley Show, Georgia highlights, channel 14 (cable 3).

BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana Pacers, channel 17 (cable 2). NBA standings Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB .864 414 5 .684 .650 19 13 13 8 8 Philadelphia Boston New York Washington New Jersey Leading Scorers 381 10V4 .364 11 1559 2597 1872 2496 1658 2719 1918 2593 2310 2444 4156 4368 4377 4511 4756 St.

Louis Minnesota San Francisco New York Giants New Orleans Ph. 103 89 84 85 82 k-Steinfort, Den k-Benirschke, SD k-Murray, Del k-Herrera, Sea k-kicker Pet PF Buffalo 3 0 .750 26a IN New England I 4 Ml if) 259 Baltimore 0 .500 252 267 Miami i 0 .500 IW 231 Y. Jets 3 J50 231 302 Ctnlral Cleveland I 4 0 .647 273 230 Houston I 4 0 .667 233 215 Pittsburgh 7 0 .583 291 255 Cincinnati 3 9 0 .250 149 232 West Oakland I 4 0 .667 285 246 SanDiego I 4 0 Ml 332 235 Denver 7 5 0 .583 247 242 Kansas City 4 4 0 .500 228 253 Seattle 4 I 1 333 232 284 Mittens! Conference East Philadelphia 11 1 0 .917 302 142 Dallas 9 3 0 .750 335 224 N.Y. Giants 3 9 0 .250 185 332 St. Louis 3 9 0 .250 242 272 Washington 3 9 0 .250 168 244 Central Detroit 7 0 .583 243 208 Minnesota 0 .500 229 235 Green Bay 5 4 1 .458 201 244 Tampa Bay 4 7 1 .375 214 262 Chicago 4 8 0 333 192 210 i West Atlanta 9 3 0 .750 323 219 Los Angeles 8 4 0 .647 321 235 San Francisco 4 8 0 .333 238 310 New Orleans 0 12 0 .000 188 368 Because of a shortage of steel shot in 20-gauge, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and U.S.

Fish and Wildlife officers will not be enforcing the requirement for steel shot, except in 12-gauge. Hunters using 16- or 20-gauge shotguns will be allowed to use lead shot this season, even in steel-shot zones, except in national wildlife refuges that allow hunting. Areas of the state in which steel shot will be required in 12-gauge include that portion of Brevard County east of 1-95; Osceola, Broward, Dade and Glades Counties; Leon County (exclusive of Lake Talquin and the Ochlockonee River); Lake Miccosu-kee in Leon and Jefferson Counties; and Orange and Lochloosa Lakes in Alachua County. Commission biologists Thomas Goodwin and Jimmie McDaniel recently flew some of the major waterfowl collecting grounds in the Panhandle to count waterfowl. Lake Iamonia has about 2,000 ring-necks, Miccosukee 6,000 and Jack-son-Carr 1,000 for the opening of the season today.

The biologists reported a count in Apalachee Bay (Piney Island to Hickory Mound Impoundment) of 30,000 redheads, 8,000 scaup and 1,000 widgeon. In the Hickory Mound area, the count was 1,500 redheads and 1,500 scaup on the Gulf, with the impoundment holding a mixture of 600 teal, gadwall, widgeon, mallards and NFL team statistics AMERICAN CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass Eddie Lastinger, Shuford Davis, John Parmer and Kennon Buzbee, all eight-pointers. Hunters logging bucks up to six points include Joe Arrington, Jerry Perkins, Tim Phipps, Joe Padgham, Tom Stich, Hugh Hinely, Roger C. Smith, Gary Hodnett and W.C. Stubbs.

Nine-year-old Robert Bryson III bagged a spike. On the same hunt, Marrary Wadsworth 12, also took a spike. Hunters wishing to enter the trophy contest can register at any time during the season. However, they be preregistered to enter a buck for the prizes. Roy Clark bagged an eight-point buck, according to Johnie Jackson's Grocery on Lake Talquin.

Others taking bucks were Albert Mayo, Eddie Ditto, Bob Conley and Eric Chandler, Jr. Most were taken in the Robert Brent Wildlife Management Area. For the deer hunter who doesn't have a place to hunt, one of the best deals around is 1-75 Hunting Preserve three miles west of Valdosta, operated by Bud McKey. McKey has 6,000 acres of land along the Withlacoochee River. The area originally was stocked with deer from Wisconsin and Bud's hunters have taken some bucks with huge antlers and body size.

The bucks are starting into rut now. In addition to deer, Bud also offers quail hunting. For information, write 2501 Oak Valdosta, GA 31601; phone nights at (912) 242-3764. 4813 1431 3382 4317 4254 .4244 4081 4020 3995 3988 3797 vate deer movements during daylight hours, the bag of bucks in the Big Bend area generally has been good. To help gain information for managing the state's deer herd, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission has asked hunters to voluntarily check their deer at local country stores for weighing and other measurements.

Check stations in Leon, Liberty and Wakulla Counties are Harrison's Fina Station, State Road 20; Fred's Fina Station, S.R. 20; Jackson's Grocery and Amoco Station, S.R. 20, Bloxham; Connie Waite's Store, Highway 375; Ham's Bait Shop, Crawford-ville Road; and Evan's Bait and Tackle, Highway 319, Sopchoppy. Other check stations are Parrish Grocery, Highway 65, Sumatra; Orange Station, Highways 12 and 379, Orange; Bill's Hoggly Woggly Sport Center, Highway 12, Bristol; Evelyn's Supply and Grocery, Highway 65, Hosford; and Williams General Store, Highway 19, Crawfordville. Ben Boynton, owner of the Outdoors Shop, has logged in the following bucks for the potluck drawing contest: Fr ans Clar enback, a 1 0-point buck; San Diego Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston Baltimore New England Oakland Buffalo New York Jets Seattle Cincinnati Miami Denver Kansas City 3780 3404 3384 3329 3165 DEFENSE 3063 3441 3505 1282 3035 1494 2760 1954 2292 1612 2469 1604 2416 1658 2337 1679 2309 1348 2449 1344 2436 1437 1969 1366 2018 1424 1905 1398 1767 1184 1879 1362 2079 1472 2033 1460 2173 1331 2376 1242 2524 1489 2388 1278 2678 1474 2492 1631 2414 1390 2658 1696 2367 1354 2749 1564 2560 Buffalo Houston San Diego New England Cincinnati Oakland Seattle Pittsburgh Miami Kansas City New York Jets Baltimore Cleveland Denver 3633 3707 3766 3877 3956 3966 4045 4048 4063 4103 4124 Final l-AA poll The Top 10 teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association final Division I-AA football poll, with this season's records and points: 1.

Lehigh 9-0-2 44 2. Grambling 9-1-0 43 3. E.Kentucky 9-2-0 39 (tie) S. Carolina St. 10-1-0 39 5.

W.Kentucky 9-1-0 35 6. Delaware 9-2-0 30 7. Boise St. 8-3-0 29 B.N.W.La.St. 8-3-0 24 9.

Boston U. 9-2-0 20 10. Connecticut 7-3-0 16 (lie) Massachusetts' 7-3-0 16 (tie) Murray St. 9-2-0 16 UPl's All-SEC team The 1980 Al-Southeastem Conference foot-baB team, as selected by United Press kitemational, listing position, name, school, hometown in parentheses, height, weight and class: Offense Wide receiver Cris Collinsworth, Florida (Titusville, 6-4, 192, senior. Tight end Chris Faulkner, Florida (Arcadia, 6-5, 248, sophomore.

Tackles Tim Morrison, Georgia (Live Oak, 6-3, 260, senior; Tim Irwin, Tennessee (Knoxville, 6-7, 265, senior. Guards George Stephenson, Auburn (Hartselle, 6-4, 246, senior; Nat Hudson, Georgia (Rome, Ga 6-3, 260, senior. Center Lee North, Tennessee (Tucker, 6-2, 250, iunior. Quarterback John Fourcade, Mississippi (Gretna, 6-1, 214, iunior. Running backs Herschel Walker, Georgia (Wrightsville, 6-2, 220, freshman; James Brooks, Auburn (Warner Robins, Ga 5-9, 180, senior.

Flanker Mardye McDole, Mississippi State (Mobile, 6-0, 205, senior. Place kicker Rex Robinson, Georgia (Marietta, 6-0, 215, senior. Defense Ends E. J. Junior, Alabama (Nashville, 6-3, 227, senior; Lyman White, Louisiana State (Franklin, 6-0, 217, senior.

Tackles Byron Braggs, Alabama (Montgomery, 6-6, 265, senior; Jimmy Payne, Georgia (Athens, 6-4, 243, sophomore. Middle guard Jim Noonan, Tennessee (Dyersburg, 5-10, 234, senior. Linebackers Thomas Boyd, Alabama (Hunlsville, 6-3, 215, Iunior; David Little, Florida (Miami), 6-1, 228, senior; Johnie Cooks, Mississippi State (Leland, Central Division Milwaukee 18 5 .783 Indiana 12 10 .545 5'A Chicago 9 12 .429 8 Atlanta 7 13 350 9'4 Cleveland 7 16 .304 11 Detroit 6 16 .273 live Western Conference Midwest Division San Antonio 15 7 .682 Utah 12 .571 Houston 9 11 .450 5 Denver 8 12 .400 6 Kansas City 9 14 391 A Dallas 3 19 .134 12 Pacific Division Phoenix 18 4 .818 Los Angeles 16 7 .696 2V4 Golden State 13 8 .619 4') Seattle 10 12 .455 8 Portland 7 14 .333 lO'a SanDiego 7 15 318 11 Monday's result New York 113, Houston 110, OT Tuesday's games Portland at Atlanta, late Philadelphia at Dallas, late Denver at San Diego, late Wednesday's games Portland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. New York at Cleveland, 735 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 7:35 p.m.

Utah at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. Chicago at San Antonio, 8:30 P.m. New Jersey at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Houston, 905 p.m. San Diego at Denver, 9:35 p.m.

Seattle at Phoenix, 9:35 P.m. Monday's college EAST E. Stroudsburg 60 LeMoyne 56 Franklin Marshall 81 Ursinus 78 Longwood 78 Lincoln, Pa. 64 SOUTH All. Christian 90 Newport News 73 Biscayne 76 Edward Waters 65 Elizabeth City St.

71 62 Fla. Southern 135 Webber 64 96 Flagler 54 Roanoke 87 Wilkes 64 Wingale54 Elor, S3 MIDWEST Augsburg 106 Mount Senario 60 Cent. Methodist 58 Cent. Iowa 49 Davis 8. Elkins 81 Walsh 80, OT Fort Hays St.

99 Kansas Wesleyan 63 Gustavus Adolphus 72 Mankato St. 67 Indiana, SE 66 Anderson 64 Marian 60 Hanover 54 Marymounl 106 SW Kansas 71 Mo. Baptist 82 Baptist Bible 79 Mount Marty Dordt69 St. Ambrose 85 Mount Mercy 72 SI. John's, Minn.

80 St. Cloud St. 75 Taylor 65 Huntington 56 Wabash 107 DePauw95 Winona St. 99 St. Scholastica 54 SOUTHWEST Cent.

Arkansas 80 Louisiana Coll. 58 E. Cent. Oklahoma 111. Arkansas Baptist 73 Ouachita 98 E.

Texas Baptist 74 S. Arkansas 80.. E. Texas St. 62 Xavier, La.

78 69 Thursday, Nov. 20 San Diego 27, Miami 24, OT Sunday's results New England 47, Baltimore 21 Atlanta 28, Chicago 17 Cleveland 31, Cincinnati 7 Detroit 24, Tampa Bay 10 New York Jets 31, Houston 28, OT Philadelphia 10, Oakland 7 Buffalo 28. Pittsburgh 13 Green Bay 25, Minnesota 13 Kansas City 21, St.Louis 13 San Francisco 12, New York Giants 0 Denver 34. Seattle 20 Dallas 14, Washington 10 Monday's result Los Angeles 27, New Orleans 7 Thursday's games Chicago at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Seattle at Dallas, 4 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 30 Miami at Pittsburgh, 1 P.m. St.Louis at New York Giants, 1 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Baltimore, 2 p.m.

Cincinnati at Kansas City, 2 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 2 p.m. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee 2 P.m. Cleveland at Houston, 4 p.m.

New England at San Francisco, 4 p.m. New York Jets at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at San Diego, 4 p.m. Monday, Dec I Denver at Oakland, 9 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 4317 1894 2423 DOrJ'T BUY A till you come to the great SONY EXPO and Christmas Sale.

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Several Falcons players said later they did not think Payton had fumbled. "The films show otherwise," said Bennett. "They show the ball loose before Payton hit the ground. It was a good call." an NFL spokesman said Commissioner Pete Rozelle still is reviewing films of Payton's controversial contact with head linesman Ed Marion, and plans to review more before he decides whether to lift the fine against Payton. The spokesman said not all the available film and videotape from Sunday's game had arrived at league headquarters and that, because of the Thanksgiving holiday, it was unlikely a decision would be reached this week.

With Chicago leading 17-14 late in the third period, Payton carried to the Atlanta one-yard line, but umpire Tom Hensley ruled Payton had fumbled and that Atlanta's Rolland Lawrence recovered. When Marion conferred with Hensley and likewise awarded the ball to the Falcons, Payton rushed toward the Marion to protest. In doing so, he pushed the official and immediately was ejected from the game, which Atlanta went on to win 28-17. Payton contended he had stumbled and put out his hands to break the fall, not to push Marion. 7 NHL standings Campbet Conference Patrick Division 1 TGFGAPts OPEN 9-6 N.MONROE EfUYIrTIU Philadelphia N.Y.

Islanders Calgary Washington N.Y. Rangers Sipe.Cle 415 250 3159 7.61 25 Jaworski.Phi 321 186 2554 7.96 23 Bartkwsk.Atl 341 195 2609 7.65 23 302 180 2407 7.97 22 Fouls, SD 457 266 3526 7.72 26 Morton, Den 201 127 1415 7.04 9 While, Dal 345 210 2659 7.71 21 Grogan.NE 274 159 2201 8.03 18 298 174 2287 7.67 9 Bradshaw.Pt 313 165 2443 7.81 20 Leading Pass Receivers No. Yards Avg. TD Winslow.SD 66 931 14.1 7 Cooper, SF 63 498 7.9 3 Tilley.StL 62 894 14.4 4 Jefferson, SD 41 983 16.1 12 Lofton, GB 59 1,015 17.2 3 Joiner, SD 58 884 15.2 4 Clark, SF 58 477 11.7 6 Barber, Hou 54 673 17.5 5 Hill, Dal 48 793 14.5 5 Rashad.Minn 48 772 16.1 3 Chandler, NO 48 481 14.2 5 Leading Rushers No. Yards Avg.

TD Campbell, Hou 260 1360 5.2 9 Sims, Del 244 1118 4.6 10 230 999 4.3 3 Anderson, StL 203 955 4.7 7 Andrews, All 184 913 5.0 4 Dal 199 830 4.2 8 226 819 3.4 10 M.Pruill.Cle 184 793 4.3 5 Ivery.GB 164 682 4.2 2 Cain, All 182 675 3.7 8 Leading Punters No. Yards Avg. Jennings, NYG 74 3394 45.9 Guy, Oak 52 2289 44.0 Prestridge, Den 56 2423 43.3 Roberts, Mia 57 2441 42.8 Ramsey, NYJ 42 2634 42.5 Leading Punt Returners No. Yards Avg. Johnson, All 12 195 16.3 J.T.

Smith, KC 32 468 14.6 Bell, Pit 23 270 11.7 Fuller, SD 23 247 10.7 J. Jones, Dal 42 453 10.8 Leading Kick off Returners No. Yards' Avg. Ivory, NE 25 473 26.9 '31 798 25.7 Owens, SF 20 513 25.6 Lewis, Sea 15 375 25.0 Rogers, NO 23 567 24.7 OPEN SUN. 1 -4 GOLD Smvthe Division FAMU women play tonight Florida women's basketball team looks to get back on the winning track tonight when it plays Central Florida in Orlando.

The Rattlerettes, 2-2 after losing twice in the Gram-bling Invitational last week, also play Friday night in Tampa, against Bethune-Cookman. The game will precede the FAMU-Bethune men's game. All-American candidates Sandra Carter and Linda Thomas have sparked the Rattlerettes thus far. Carter is the team's leading scorer with a 16.3 points per game average, and Thomas leads the. squad in rebounding with a 12.8 mark.

Three win in prep jamboree HAVANA In fall basketball jamboree action, Greensboro lost to FAMU High and Havana Tuesday night, falling 24-4 to the Baby Rattlers and 17-8 to the Gladiators in the first half. In the second half, Shanks defeated FAMU High 23-15 before losing a close 16-14 decision to Havana. St. Louis Vancouver Chicago Colorado Edmonton Winnipeg Class Rings Wedding Bands Broken Jewelry Dental Cold SILVER COIUS Before 1964 Wales Conference Norris Division 1 Dimes $1.00 STERLING SILVER Los Angeles Montreal Hartford Pittsburgh Detroit 95 98 66 73 62 wuarrers $125.00 LB. Halves $5.00 UP.

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