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20 THE OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1992 SCOREBOARD 31 $395,354 24 $391,701 25 SJ07.4SS BASKETBALL SPORTS ON TV SPORTS LOG NHL leaders Scoring NEW YORK (API NHL scoring leaders through Noven sms 4: Player. Team CP A PTS PsM lemux. 14 21 24 45 14 Associated Press TODAY GOLF, ESPN, 2 p.m.

World Cup of Golf. BASKETBALL. TNT, 7 p.m. Hornets at Magic. GOLF, TBS, 7 p.m.

PGA Grand Slam. HOCKEY, ESPN, 7:30 p.m. Oilers at Blues. BOWLING, ESPN, 11:30 p.m. Ladies Ebonite Fall Classic (delayed tape).

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Winnebago CU 17-19. Spettman-s 17-19. Electronic moust. 17-19. TNT Tap 14-20.

Julie's Beauty Saton 15-21. Wis. Rtjstone 15-21, Firstar 13-21 Coca-Cola 12V-32Vj. Lucky Stnliers Copps 27W-4VI, Ratch A Deb's 22-14, Skiers Outlet 21-15, Jim's Towing 20-14, J. Enterprise 20-14.

Griese Construction TAJ Auto Body 14-14. Pepsi-Cola 14-14. Disc Ltd. 17-19. Ar-den's Aulo 17-19.

Valley Bank 10-24. Rec Social Rec Lanes 17-10. Bob Mam Agency 16-11, Wak) Wire 15-12. FASCO 14-U Charcoal Pit II 14-11 Tony's East End Bar 12-15. Jerrys Bar 10Vf 14Vi.

Crystal Clear Water 91V17VI. Pts OF GA Denver 5 1 0 10 34 22 Mch Tech 4 2 4 4 31 20 Wisconsin 4 2 4 4 24 21 Minnesota 2 2 2 4 30 30 Mn-Ouknti 2 2 4 4 17 19 Col Cox 2 4 4 4 24 30 N. Dakota 2 4 4 4 29 31 St Cloud 1 3 4 2 II 19 N.Michigan 4 2 2 2 10 24 New Jersey at New York, 4:30 pjn. Washington at Cleveland. 4J0 m.

Dallas at Minnesota, 7 m. LA Lakers at Golden Stare, 9:30 p.m. Phoenix at Portland. 9:30 p.m. Boston at Chartotte, 4:30 p.m.

Detroit at Chicago. 7 JO Ml Sacramento at LA Clippers, 930 p.m. 19-75, Young 9-39, Lee 4-24, Rathman 4-11, Bono l-l. Atlanta. 9-36, Broussard 4-22.

Prttchard l-l. PASSING San Francisco, Young 12-14-0-143, Bono l-l-O-ll Atlanta, ToU-iver 16-25-3-178, Wilson 9-16-0-44. RECEIVING San Francisco, Rice 4-45, Walters 3-25, B.Jones 2-34. Rathman 1-15, Williams 1-13. Sherrard 1-12, Turner 1-11 Atlanta, Rison 11-99, Hay-nes 4-43.

HIH 3-37, Pritchard 3-27, K.Jones 2-20. MISSED FIELD GOALS None. College polls NCAA Division II OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) The top 20 teams the NCAA Division II footbaH poll with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. I.

total points and last week's ranking: Record Pis Pvs NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Oecaoo-. 'Cleveland. "Detro WESTERN CONFERENCE Gooen State- Pmenu Vpornand LA Lakers LACNpers Chicago 102. Mana 97 Mnmn at Sm AjiMi. 7-M e-m.

Boston at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Overtone at Orlando. 7pm '-Utah at Denver. 4p.m. LA cuppers at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m.

MirMuaoe at Oaaa, 7:34 sun. Ptrtaoelehia at Irxkana, 6:30 p.m. Jf' Atlanta at Houston. 730 pm box Bulls 102, Pacers 97 INDIANA (97) McOoud 2-9 0-0 4, Oavij 5-i 5-6 15, Smits 5-10 0-4 10. i Richardson J- 0-0 4.

Milter 4-11 0-0 17. I Schrempt 7-20 4-4 Fleming 5-9 1-4 K.Williams 0-1 0-0 0, Dreikoo 0-0 0-0 i 0Torals41-92 1 3-1497. CHICAGO (12) Plppen 7-19 t-1 21. 'Grant 4-10 4-7 14, Cartwright 4-5 2-2 10. Armstrong 4-13 0-0 13, Jordan 10-20 4-S 24, King 1-4 1-2 3, McCrav 2-5 0-0 4, Pason 2-5 0-0 4.

WIHIams 3-4 0-0 4, Perdue 0-0 1-2 I.TotaS 41-4710-24 102. Indiana 25 21 35 it- 97 Chicago 24 24 24-102 3-Point goats Indiana 2-7 (Schrempf 1-2. Miller 1-3, McOoud 0-1. Fleming 0-. 1), Chicago 2-4 (Plppen l-l, Armstrong 1-2.

Jordan 0-1). Fouled out None Rebounds Indiana S3 (Davis 9), Chicago 57 (Plppen 13). Assists Indiana 20 (Richardson 5). Chicago 31 (Jordan 12). Total touts Indiana 24, Chicago 19.

A 18,064. College poll USA Today-CNN The preseason 1992 USA TODAY-CNN bask email coaches' poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 1991-92 records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point far a 25th-pface vote, and final ranking: Record Pis Fvs 25-9 414 3 34-2 794 1 27-7 773 2 27-5 757 7 29-7 406 6 23-9 474 13 23-10 445 12 22-10 552 14 23-11 529 17 24-7 341 14 22-10 340 23 19-11 319 19-11 284 22-9 243 1. Michigan 2. Duke (8) 3. Indiana (I) 4.

Kansas (6) 5. Kentucky 6SetonHall2) 7. North Carolina -4 Florida State 9. Memphis 10. Arizona 11.

Georgetown 12. Louisville 13. Iowa 14. IS Georgia Tech 23-12 25S 21 14. Oklahoma 21-9 214 17.

UCLA 28-5 207 4 18. Cincinnati 29-5 205 (tie) Texas 23- 12 205 20- 10 194 22-4 172 20 19-10 141 24- 2 155 21- 13 134 25- 4 103 JO. Connecticut Michigan v. $. Nevada-Las Vegas .14.

Iowa State. "25. New Mexico State. Others receiving votes: Ohio State 93, Illinois 87, North Carolina-Charlotte 43, Massachusetts 80, Arkansas 77, -J Brig ham Young 49, Purdue 47, Alabama 45, Wake Forest 44, Florida 43, Missouri 59, Auburn 54, Temple 44, California 44, Tennessee 43, Georgia 40, Boston lege 33, Arizona State 27, Evansville 23, Southern Illinois 20, Texas-El Paso 14, Louisiana State 13, Western Kentucky 13, Oklahoma State 12. Virginia 12, Houston 11, New Orleans 11, James Madison 8, Tennessee-Chattanooga 7, Idaho 5, Long Beach State 5, Utah 5, Marquette 4, Southern California 4, -'George Washington 2, Pepperdine 2, Southwest Louisiana 2, Xavier, Ohio 2, DePaull.

4 FOOTBALL NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE East New Jersey 1 2 4 I 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 i 1 1 1 I 0 I 1 I I 1. Pittsburg St. (4) 10-0-0 40 1 2. O. State 4-1-0 74 2 3.

Jacksonville St 7-1-1 72 3 4. Texas Ail 7-2-0 68 4 5. New Haven, Conn. 9-0-0 44 5 4. Hampton, Va.

4-1-1 40 17 7. UC Davis 7-1-1 52 11 tie. West Chester 4-1-0 52 10 tie. Western St 4-1-0 52 t7 10. Fort Valley St 7-3-0 43 12 11.

Sacramento St. 7-2-4 37 13 12. Indiana, Pa 7-1-1 34 4 11 North Dakota 4-2-1 33 19 14. East Texas 7-3-4 27 14 liEdinboraPa 7-1-1 21 17 14. NE Missouri St 4-2-0 20 He.

North Alabama 6-3-0 20 20 18. E.Stroudsburgh 4-1-0 15 19. PortlandSt 6-3-0 4 20. Vaktosta St 5-4-0 3 tie. Savannah St.

7-3-0 3 9 3ABaBrmn 37. JannDarv XJeMMagoett 24- uriMt 39 Mara CMcaveccnu 27 $377,234 40 Unrrr Wadxm 24 $344,637 41 Ken Green 24 $340,397 42 MckFauo 7 $345,144 43 Loren Roberts 24 1334,473 $334,79 1324.790 1316.474 $311,909 uoi jm $299410 $299,294 $796,744 $205,946 $279,577 $272,959 $244,042 $241417 $259,204 $254,903 $251014 44 Payne Stewart 23 45. Noun Heme 27 44. RussCoovan 29 47 Larry Mae 24 44 RKharo Zokal 23 Rocco Meome 25 SS. Tom Watson 15 51.

Jay Don BMW 24 52. JavDetsmg 29 a Andrew Mage 24 54MGIasson 19 55 Mike Hubert 32 54 Gil Morgan 23 57. Howard Twfttv 24 54 tan Baker-FmcK 19 $9 Blaine McCalksler. 24 40 Tea Scrub 32 41 Dudley Hart 29 42- DJL Weexmg 24 LPGA leaders Final 1992 stats Final statistical leaders far the 1992 LPGA Tour 1, Michelle McGann. 307.

2, Dome Mochne, 295. 1 Cindy Rarick. 291 4, Brand Burton. 2(9. 5.

Betsy King. 245. 4, Nancy Scramon. 244. 7, Dana Lofiand.

277. 4. Miss Berteolti, 271 9 (tie). Jul tnksser and Meg Maiton. 271.

I. Michelle McGam. 14. 2. Denise Baldwin, 10-1 Nancy Scramon, 9.

4 (tie), Kristi Aberv Brand Burton and Florence Descampe, 4 7 (tie), Pat Bradley. Caroline Keggi and Lauri Merten. 7. 10 (tie). Jut Bmes-Hkiton, Jane Geddes.

Nancy Lopez, Dottle Mochrle and Patty Sheehan, 4. Oil mi I larHtl Nancy Lopez. .7371 Dome Mochrle. .712.3, Pat Bradley. .487.

4. Sherri Steinnauer, .446. 5, Betsy King, .684. 4, JoArme earner, .684. 7, Beth Daniel.

.642. 4. Meg MaHon. 9, Judy DKkinson, MO 10, Dawn Coe. 471 Sand Save Leaders 1, Brand Burton.

410. 2, Patty Sheehan, .569. 3, Danielle Am rnaccapane, .534. 4. JoArme Carrier, .521.

5. Shelley Hamlin, .507. 4. Barb Bunkowskv, .500. 7, Deb Richard.

0. Colleen Walker, .500. 9. Hoilis Stacy, 495. 10.

Nicky LeRoux, 449. Putting Leader! Avako Okamoto. 27.42. 2. Ltsetotte Neumann, 28.31.

3, Brand Burton, 28.49. 4, Carolyn Hill, 28.52. 5, Jane Craf-ter, 28.56. 6, Danielle Ammaccapane, 28.56. 7, Tammie Green, 28.77.

8, Jenny Wyatt, 24.79. 9, Colleen Walker, 28.41. 10. Barb Mucha, 28.94. Driving Average Loaders 1, KeHy Robbins, 244.6.

2, Michelle McGann, 244.5. 3, Chris Johnson. 243.1. 4. Jill Briles-Hmton, 241.2.

5, Sherri Turner, 239 4. 6, Brand Burton, 234.9. 7, Laurel Keen, 2334 8, Nancy Lopez, 233.2. 9, Robin Hood, 233.2. 10, JoAnne Carner, 233.1.

Transactions BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES Named Earl Winn area scout for Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Announced Canton Fisk, catcher, waived his right as a veteran player to be protected by Chicago in the expansion draft. SEATTLE MARINERS Named LOU PinteHa manager. Ken Griffey, Sr. hitting coach, and Sam Perlozzo third base coach.

TEXAS RANGERS Named Wliiie Upshaw batting coach. National League CHICAGO CUBS Named Tony Muser bullpen coach. Waived Hector VHianueva, catcher, for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. FLORIDA MARLINS Signed Jim McNamara, catcher, and assigned him to Edmonton of the Pacific Coast League. BASKETBALL National Basketbal Association NBA Fined Vernon Maxwell, Houston Rockets guard, $7,000 for committing a flagrant foul in a game on Nov.

6. NEW JERSEY NETS Signed Rick Mahorn, forward. Waived Doug Lee, guard. Global Basketball Association CEDAR RAPIDS SHARPSHOOTERS Signed Jama I Meeks, Eddie Cumbo, Trov Muilenburg and Trent Jackson, guards, and Fred Herzog, forward. FAYETTEVILLE FLYERS Signed Tony Smith, guard, and Billy Kurlsko, Everett Foxx, Tim Jones, sandy Anderson and Kevin Davis, forwards.

GREENVILLE SPINNERS Signed Danny Pearson and Greg Bell, guards, Duwayne Cheatham, forward, and Marty Dow, center. JACKSON JAMMERS Signed Jay Price, Mike Goodson, David Suddeth, Tim Corder, Greg Coble and Lamar Chapman, guards; Lowell Hamilton, Lawrence Mitchell, Todd Milholland and Nell Derrick, forwards, and Joe Marlon, center. LOUISVILLE SHOOTERS Signed Elmer Anderson, Jerome Harmon and Sean Woods, guards, and Ronald Cole, David Robinson and Ron Ward, forwards. MID-MICHIGAN GREAT LAKERS Signed Damn Brooks and Greg Lock-hart, guards; Darrin Mayo, Richard Madtson and J.C Harris, forwards, and Michael Graham and Jim Havrilla, centers. MISSISSIPPI COAST SHARKS Signed Darrin Chancellor, Lorenzo Duncan and Dave Whitney, guards, and Daryl Baffles.

Thomas Matthews, Steve Morgan and Aaron Brandon, forwards. SOUTH GEORGIA BLUES Signed James Black well, Troy Mundine and Clinton venaole, guards; Jerome Reeves. Lakeit Humphries, Kelvin Ar-dKter, Caan Cooke and Tracy Watson, forwards, and Dan CyruUk, center. FOOTBALL National Footbal League NFL Suspended Eric Green, Pitts burgh Steelers right end, for six games for violation of the league's substance abuse policy. ATLANTA FALCONS Activated Tony Jones, wide receiver, from Iniured reserve.

Waived George Thomas, wide receiver. GREEN BAY PACKERS Waived Paul McJuken, punter. Signed Bryan Wagner, punter. MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed Bryan Cox, linebacker, to a contract extension through 1995. HOCKEY National Hockey League PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Skmed Paul Stanton, defenseman.

ST. LOUIS BLUES Assigned Bret Hedlcan and Dan Laperriere, defense-men, to Peoria of the International Hockey League. HORSE RACING NEW YORK RACING ASSOCIATION Announced that Leonard Hale Is no longer senior vice president for racing but will remain In an executive capacity for the remainder of the fall Belmont meet. COLLEGE LAWRENCE Announced the re tirement of Ron Roberts, football coach, at the end of the 1992-93 academic year. HOCKEY NHL standings WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division TPh GF GA Pittsburgh 11 3 2 24 79 56 NY Rangers 9 5 2 20 60 52 New Jersey 4 6 0 16 50 49 NY Islanders 6 8 1 13 51 53 Washington 6 8 1 13 48 49 Philadelphia 4 4 3 11 56 65 Adams Division Montreal 11 3 2 24 71 51 Boston 8 2 I 18 59 38 Quebec.

7 5 3 17 67 59 Buffalo 6 6 2 14 71 58 Hartford 3 10 1 7 37 41 Ottawa 1 13 1 3 33 41 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division TPts 6P GA Toronto 4 5 2 18 50 45 Chicago 7 6 3 17 61 53 Detroit 4 7 0 16 58 55 7 5 2 16 48 47 Tampa Bay 7 4 2 16 62 55 St. Louis 5 9 1 11 S3 68 Smythe Division Calgary 10 2 22 74 57 Los Angeles 10 4 1 21 72 54 Vancouver 7 5 2 14 57 44 Edmonton 5 4 2 12 44 59 Winnipeg 4 11 0 i 47 66 SanJose 3 11 1 7 43 78 Late results Sunday Los Angeles 1 1 San Jose 4 Results Monday Toronto 3, Ottawa 1 Montreal 5, Calgary 2 Tampa Bay 5, New York Rangers 1 Games Today Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. Edmonton at St. Louis, 7:40 p.m. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 7:40 p.m.

San Jose at Vancouver. 9:40 Games Wednesday Boston at Buffalo, 6:40 p.m. Calgary at Hartford, 6:40 p.m. Quebec at Ottawa, 6:40 p.m. Montreal at New Jersey, 4:40 p.m.

Washington at New York Rangers, 6:40 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 4:40 p.m. Woman says Magic knew he was Infected with HIV NEW YORK The woman who accuses Magic Johnson of infecting her with the AIDS virus says that two months before he publicly acknowledged having the disease, she told him she was infected and only he could have done it Newsweek magazine, in its latest issue dated Nov. 16, has obtained a copy of a letter to Johnson from the woman, known only as Jane Doe. She says she wrote the letter on Aug.

29, 1991, eight weeks before Johnson tested positive for the HIV virus and two weeks before he married his longtime sweetheart, Cookie. The woman has filed a $2 million lawsuit against the former Los Angeles Lakers player. Johnson has admitted having sex with the woman once in June 1990, but he denied he ever got the letter. The Newsweek story was written by Frank Deford. Lawrence football coach will retire at end of year APPLETON Ron Roberts, who compiled a 121-54-1 record in 20 years as the football coach at Lawrence University, says he will retire at the end of the 1992-93 academic year.

Roberts, who is also the school's athletic director, wrestling coach and track coach, joined the school's athletic department in 1963 as an assistant football coach. He was named head football coach in 1965. Roberts coached the Vikings from 1965-83, stepped away for eight years and then last year was renamed head coach after Rich Agness resigned. During Roberts' run, Lawrence posted 15 winning seasons and won six Midwest Conference championships. Basketball Sacramento Kings guard Spud Webb tore ligaments in his left wrist during a 124-114 victory Sunday over the Los Angeles Lakers and he will be sidelined at least two months, the Kings announced Monday.

Webb, 29, suffered multiple ligament tears in his left wrist and will be "placed in a cast for a minimum of six weeks," said team physician Dr. Richard Marder. He said Webb will be out 8-12 weeks. Former NBA star Rick Barry says the Boston Celtics are mistreating his son, Jon, their unsigned first-round draft pick. "What they wanted to do was steal him," the elder Barry said from Iowa, where he coaches the Global Basketball Association's Cedar Rapids Sharpshooters.

"If they had offered him a three-year guaranteed contract starting at $500,000 with a 30-percent increase each year, he'd have been happy to sign during the summer." The Celtics reportedly have been trying to package Jon Barry with another guard, John Bagley, and a first-round pick for a power forward. The New Jersey Nets signed Rick Mahorn on Monday, reuniting the center-forward with coach Chuck Daly and giving the team a rugged veteran player. Mahorn, who played for Daly's championship Detroit team in 1988-89, will lend some muscle to the Nets as a reserve center behind Sam Bowie and Chris Dudley, as well as a back-up forward behind Derrick Coleman. Vernon Maxwell of the Houston Rockets was fined $7,000 on Monday for a flagrant foul against Nate McMillan of Seattle last week. The foul occured during Friday night's season-opener between the Rockets and Sonics in Yokohama, Japan.

Maxwell was ejected after the foul, which occured with 50 seconds left in the game. Former Wisconsin guard Trent Jackson signed with the Cedar Rapids Sharpshooters of the Global Basketball Association on Monday. A California high school basketball player has verbally committed to sign with Indiana University. Rob Foster, a 6-4 senior guard at Fairfax High School in Los Angeles, plans to sign a national letter-of-intent on Wednesday, the first day of the NCAA's early signing period. Hockey Ousted Chicago Blackhawks general manager Mike Keenan says he was fired because of philosophical differences.

"I did not quit. I was fired," Keenan said Monday. Team owner Bill Wirtz's announced Friday that Keenan had resigned. "The reason I have to clarify this is that the last 17 years I've been coaching I've never given (the players) the license to quit and I certainly never would give myself the License to quit," Keenan said. On Friday, Wirtz said Keenan had asked for more power than any previous Blackhawks general manager.

Keenan disagreed. "I'm not a power seeker and an egomaniac," he said. "I didn't ask for anything more than what is the normal course of business in the National Hockey League." Football The attorney for Auburn coach Pat Dye questions the legality of secretly made tape recordings that led the NCAA to accuse the football program of rules violations. The NCAA sent Auburn University a letter of inquiry on Thursday outlining nine allegations. The letter resulted from tapes former Auburn player Eric Ramsey made and released in 1991 to back his claim he received improper cash and gifts from coaches and boosters.

Dye's attorney, Sam Franklin, spoke with the coach on Friday to formulate their defense, which will focus on Ramsey carrying a hidden recorder to make the tapes. Schuttz, Netherlands, del. Amanda Coetzer. South Africa, and Cammy MacGreoor, La Quinta, CaM. 4-4, 7-5 2jna Garrison, Houston, and Lama Sevchento NeHand.

Latvia, del. Elena Brloukhovets. Russia, and Arm Grossman. Grove City. Ohio.

4-1. 7-5. BOWLING Pro results Brunswick Memorial LAKE ZURICH, (AP) Slandkigs Monday after the fifth round of the S725.O00 Brunswick Memorial World Open with match-play records. 40- non-nualifierv 1. Anneto Monacea.

Venezuela, 4-4. 9.025. 2, Jeff Lizzl. Sandusky, Ohio. 5-3.

9,015. 3. Steve Jaros, BoMngorooK. 7-0-1, 4,991. 4, Bob Vespi.

Coral Springs, 5-3, 8,946. 5, Steve Hoskins, Tarpon Springs. 7-1. 4.967. 6.

Eric Forkel, Chatsworth, 5-3, 4,909. 7, Robert Lawrence, Austin, Texas, 4-2, 8425. 4, Bob Davidson, Seattle, S-2-1, 8,405. 9, Mark WiUiams. Deaumont.

Texas, 2-4, 4,790. 10, Mark Tumev, Corpus Texas. 4-2. 4,795. 11, Dave Ferraro.

Kingston, N.Y 4-4. 4.764. 12. Mark Thaver, Lafayette, mo, 5-1 4,754. 11 Mike Edwards.

Oklahoma dry, 4-4, 4,732. 14. Eugene McCune, Munster, 4-4, 4,730. 15, Dave Amok), Mesa, 4-4. 4,726.

16, Mike Miller, Albuquerque, N.M., 3-5, 4,706. 17, Steve Wilson, Fort Lauderdale. 4-4, 8452. 18, Tommy Detutz Jr, Jamaica, N.Y., 19, Bob Learn Erie, 2-5, 4,599. 20, Del Ballard Richardson, Texas, 2-6, 4.592.

21, Pete McCordfc. Katy. Texas, 1-7, 4.565. 22, Bryan GoebH, Merriem. 2-4, 4,527.

21 Chris Warren. Dallas, 4-4. 4,517. 24, Norm Duke, Oklahoma City, 1-7, 4424. Failed la OuaMy 25, Justin Hromek, Andover, 6440, $1,550.

26, Brian Berg, Edmond. 6449, $1,510. 27, Randy Pedersen, Hollywood, 6444, $1470. 24, Wayne Webb, Green Bay, Wis. 4441, $1444.

29, Billy Orilkowski, Mame, 4,840, $1420. 30, Masaaki Sain, Japan, 6,434, $1400. 31, Mark N. Baker, Costa Mesa, 6435, $1,380. 32, Mark Bowers, Aberdeen, 6434, $1,340.

33. Tim Weisbrod. Cincinnati, 6421, $1,340. 34, Kelly Coffman, Topeka, 4,813. $1,320.

35, Kevin McGerr, Lincoln, Neb. 6411, $1,300. 36, Bob Benoit. Topeka, 6410, $1,290. 37, Brian Himmler, Cincinnati, 6,409, $1,280.

38, Thomas Young, Springfield, 6,405, $1,270. 39, Bill Splgner, Vernon Hills, 6,801, $1,260. 40, Michael Azcarate, Pembroke Pines, 4,799, $1,250. 41, Scott Alexander, Seattle, 6.795, $1,240. 42, Lenny Boresch.

Kenosha, Wis. 4,792, $1,234. 43, Dave Davis, North Palm Beach, 6,744, $1,220. 44, Bob Marklewkz, San Diego, 6.781, $1,210. 45, Rod Singer, Columbus, Ohio, 6,772, $1,200.

46, David Ozk), Victor. Texas. 6,767, $1,190. 47, Bill Oakes, Lawton, 4,753, $1,140. 48, Rich Abboud, Omaha, Nebw 6,747, $1,170.

49. Brad Klszewskl, Buffalo, N.Y., 6,734, $1,160. 50, Tony Franklin, Grapevine, Texas, 6,731, $1,150. 51, RobSchuti, Kaukauna, wis. 4,729, $1,144.

52, Adam Cotton, Coral Springs, 6,719, $1,110. 53, Harry Sullins, Detroit.6,717, $1,120. 54, Rick Schissler, Denver, 6,710, $1,110. 55, Dave Wodka, Las Vegas, 6,698, $1,100. 56, Ryan Shafer, Etmira, N.Y., 6431, $1X190.

57, Mark Mosayebi, Burlington, N.C, 6,594, $1,080. 54, Brian McClure, Wichita Falls, Texas, 6,576, $1470. 59, Marshall Holman, Medford, Ore. 6,544, $1,060. 60, Bob Spaukting, Harrisburg, 6,266, $1,050.

Areascores Sunday Ntte Mixed Gens Teresa Bllderback 231; Mike Heltman 233; Susan Rutz 231' Jim Bllderback 221; Ron LaPoint225; Scott Pasch 232. MomImy Stsftiors Jerry Peplinskl 642, 219, 213, 210; Clarence Tarala 558, 197, 191' Carl Zlnth 540, 174, 198; Nod Kohls 515, 194, 171; Bud Strauss 505, 177; Lois BlectH 509; Rov Schreiber 511, 176, 140; Ann Peplinskl 504, 18ft Wally Krueger 537, 176, 200; Don Fisher 500, 192, 171; Harry Dernier 503, 179; Roger Schwartz 486, 174; Harold Grancorbltz 481' Cliff Schil-cher 473, 193; Rav Pelky 471, 177; Ivy Strauss 170; Audrey Dernier 172. TAO Spicy Mixed Peter Getters 668, 257; Mike Baehman 613, 224; Pete Baehman 244; Bonnie Baehman 609, 220; Gen Drever 570. Shore View Monday Senior Citizens Jerry Williams 578, 206, 205; Gerald Aftmever 505, 213; Bob Herman S28, 201; Clarence Fischer 501. Valley Bank Seniors Willis Sammons 200.

Olympians Diane Penke 544, 214. Monday Ladles Classic Cindy Frank 645, 300' Audrey Roberts 585. 215; Salty Marshall 575, 205; Brenda Gray 572, 215; Carta Anderson 559, 233; Oar Micka 554; Karen McBrlar 550; Bev Paulick 534; Barb Makmey 532; Pat Leery 528; Martha Last 525; Lucille Miller 21 1 Lee Ann Hmtz 206; Salty Peters 201 Monday Retired Sportsmen Floyd Gorr 625, 244, 198, 183; Veil Jolin 553, 201' Russ Wagner 538, 210; Jim Knackstedt 531, 200; Ed Bulan 513, 180; Herman Ball 512, 197; Dale Bartow 221' Harold Baler 210; Geo Banks 189; Wes Courtois 188; Al McCrav 185; Howard Wruck 176; Don LaBelle 172. Spare Timers Steph Zander 561, 211 Sharon Jowett 546; Patti Benz 530; Laurie Brams 531 Pattl Suoa 529; Susan Kosup 526; Sandy Duchatschek 214; Tammy Bauer 201' Molly Spanbauer 201. Lucky Strikers Roxam Gallca 630, 233, 215; Rose Cornell 537; Margo Gross 536; Pat Roeske202.

Rec Social Bob Gorschels 629, 220; Gary Grimm 244; Chuck Schmidt 237; Ron Abltz 232; Cliff Berndt 226. Monday Major Lynn Marquardt 610, 231' Betty Klll-llea 559, 224; Jane B. Wurtz 550, 210; Correen Redlln 530. Shore View Men's Maior Paul Zuehlke 680, 237, 234; Jim Kub-asta 677, 228, 225; Mark Munsch 672, 277; Paul Hotrz 658. 225, 225; Steve Steinert 650, 248; BID Donker 648, 237; Mike Miller 646, 234; Kevin Appel 636, 234; Chad Statu 629, 247; John Mozmgo 427, 252; Steve McHugh 426, 225; Jim Bilderback 275; Scott Engel 236; Dave Berndt 23 Paul Strong 235; Mike Anderson 225.

Monday Night Social Joel Zentner 258; Rick Kachork 254; Duane Hanson 244. Monday Night Independent Mark Henke 236; Paul Christiansen 242. Area standings Sunday Nile Mixed Gems Zircons 30-5, Diamonds 25-10, Jades 25-10, Sapphires 21-14, Emeralds 21-14, Opals 19-14, Pearls 14-17, Aquamarines 15- 20, Rubles 13-22, Moonstones 10-25, Bloodstones 7-24, Peridots 7-24. Monday Seniors Bears 19 Vi-12 Vi, Giants 19-13, Cowboys 19-13, Packers 18-14, Dolphins 16-16, 49'ers 14 Vi-17 Vi, Broncos 13-19, Rams 9-21 Spicy Mixed Mace 16 Vi-3 Vi, Red Pepper 16-4, Paprika 12 Vi-7 Vi, Tartar 12-4, Nutmeg 11-9, Mustard 11-9, Sage 10-10, Chili Powder 10-10, Cloves 10-10, Cinnamon 4-12, Tar agon 4-12. Ginger 7-13, Garlic 7-11 Big Ten Mixed Hoosiers 13-7, Wolverines 12-4, Gophers 12-8, mini 11-9, Hawkeyes 11-9, Buckeyes 10-10, Spartans 10-10, Wildcats 9-11, Boilermakers 4-1 2, Badgers 4- 14.

Shore View Monday Senior Citizens The John's 27-9, Buccaneers 24-12, Vikings 19-17, Cardinals 19-17, Subs 14-18, Jets 16-20, Packers 14-22, Colts 7-29. VcNsy Bank Seniors Vice Presidents 25-11, Presidents 24-12, Money Market 21-15, Securities 17 Vi-14 Certificate 17 Vi-18 Vi, Cashiers 14-22, Safe Deposits 1 1 -25. Olympians Dashers 26-10, Bsckstrokers 20-14. Gold Medalists 14-22, Hot Shots 12-24. Monday Ladies Classic Robbins 150-66, Jeff's On Rugby 144-68, JKJ Developers Inc.

131Vi-44Vi, Keglers Korner 115-101, George's Gaslight Inn Holiday Inn American Auto Sales 42Vi-133Vi, Camera Casino 36-180. Monday Retired Sportsmen Knights 34-14, Indians 30-14, Titans 28-20, Badgers 22-26, Tigers 22-26, Spartans 20-28, Warriors 14-30, Gofers 16- 32. OVERALL RECORDS' Denver 5-1-0, Michigan Tech 4-2-0, Wiscornitt 4-2-4, Minnesota 2-2-2, Mmnesota-Dututh 2-2-0, Colorado College 2-4-0, North Dakota 2-4-0, State Cloud State 1-3-0. Northern Michigan 0-4-2. x-Aiaska-Anchor age 4-2-0.

-affiliate member for 1992-93 season Results Friday Wisconsin 4, Michigan Tack OT Colorado College 6, Denver 4 Minnesota 3, N. Michigan 3, tie Mmn -Dututh 5, North Dakota 3 Results Saturday Michigan Tech 4, Wtsconsin I Denver 4. Colorado College 3 Minnesota 5, N. Michigan 5. tie 4, North Dakota 5 Game Wednesday Air Force at Colorado College Games Friday Wisconsin at Minnesota North Dakota at Denver N.

Michigan at Michigan Tech Minn -Duluth at St. Cloud St. Games Saturday Wisconsin at Minnesota at Blooming- tOflV AAjflflV North Dakota at Denver Michigan Tech at N. Michigan at St. Cloud St.

MISCELLANEOUS Salaries Highest paid athletes NEW YORK (AP) The wold's 40 highest-paid athletes, with their sports and total estimated 1992 income, mil- Rons, according to Forbes magazine: 1. Michael Jordan, basketball. $35.9. 2. Evander Hotyflek), boxing, $28.

3. Ayrton Senna, auto racing, $22. 4. Nigel Mansell, auto racing, $14.5. 5.

Arnold Palmer, gorf, $11.1. 6. Andre Agassi, tennis, $11. 7. Joe Montana, football, $9.1 8.

Jack Nlcklaus, goH, $9.2. 9. Jim Courier, tennis, $9. 10. Monica Seles, tennis, $8.5.

11. Larry Holmes, boxing, $8.2. 12. Gerhard Berger, auto racing, 18. 13.

Michael Chang, tennis, 18. 14. Steffi Graf, tennis, $7.4 15. Wayne Gretzky, hockey, $7.5, 16. Rkxardo Patrese, auto racing, $7.5.

17. Stefan Edberg, tennis, 17.3. 14. Greg Norman, golf, $7.2. 19.

George Foreman, boxing, $7. 19. Julio Cesar Chavez, boxing, $7. 21. Fred Couples, golf, 17.

22. David Robinson, basketball, $6.7. 23. Magic Johnson, basketball, $6.5. 24.

Gabriela Sabatinl, tennis, $4.5. 25. Bobby Bonilla, baseball, S6J. 26. Dan Marino, football, $6.

27. Nick Faldo, 16. 20. Pete Sampras, tennis, $5.6. 29.

Danny TartabuH, basball, 15.5. 30. Roger Clemens, baseball, $54. 31 Dwight Gooden, baseball, $5.4. 32.

Ruben Sierra, baseball, $5.1. 33. Ivan tennis, $5. 34. Patrick Ewing, basketball, $5.

35. Frank Viola, baseball, 15. 36. Lee Trevlno, golf $5. 37.

Will Clark, baseball, $4.8. 38. Barry Bonds, baseball, $4.8. 39. Doug Orabek, baseball, $4.8.

40. Cecil Fielder, baseball, $4.6. BASEBALL Lou Pinlella Managerial record The managerial record of Lou Piniella, who was named manager of the Seattle Mariners on Monday: Regular Season Year Pet Fn 1984 New York (A) 90 72.556 2 1987 New York (A) 49 73 J49 4 1988 New York (A) 45 48 484 5 1990 Cincinnati 91 71 .562 1 1991 Cincinnati 74 88 .457 5 1992 Cincinnati 90 72 .556 2 Manr League Totals 479 424 .530 Playoffs Year 1990 vs. Pit work) Series Year 1990, vs. Pet 4 2 .667 Pet 4 0 1.000 AUTO RACING NASCAR leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) The top 20 drivers and money winners in the NASCAR circuit through the Nov. 1 Pvroil 500: Winston Cup Points 1, Davev Allison, 3,928. 2, Alan Kul- wickl, 3,898. 3, Bill Elliott, 3,888. 4.

Harry Gant, 3,831. 5, Kyle Petty, 3,830. 6, Mark Martin, 3,815. 7, Ricky Rudd, 3,647. 8, Darren Waltrip, 3,565.

9, Terry Labonte, 3,514. 10, Ernie Irvan, 3499. 11, Dale Earnhardt, 3484. 12, Sterling Martin, 3457. 13, Brett Bodine, 3443.

14, Morgan Shepherd, 3419. 15, Rusty Wal lace, 3406. 16, Ken Schrader, 3,349. 17, Geoff Bodine, 3,267. 14, Ted Musgrave, 3,177.

19, Dale Jarrett, 3,117. 20, Dick Trickle, 3,045. Money 1, Davey Allison, $1,605,475. 2, Bill El liott, $1,162,505. 3, Kyle Petty, $895,645.

4, Alan Kulwlckl, $891,010. 5. Ernie Irvan, $886,755. 6, Dale Earnhardt, $843,215. 7, Mark Martin, 1834,585.

8, Harry Gant, $786,105. 9, Darretl Waltrip, $778,255. 10, Ricky Rudd, $658480. 11, Geoff Bodine, $641,115. 12, Rusty Wallace, $588 475.

13, Ken schrader, $585,255. 14, Morgan Shepherd, $570,590. 15, Sterling Marlin, $560,135. 16, Terry Labonte, $481,835. 17, Brett Bodine, $442,105.

18, Michael Waltrip, $396,770. 19, Ted Musgrave, $391,010. 20, Dick Trickle, $388,125. TENNIS Pro results European tournament ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) Results Monday of the $1 million European Community Championship tennis tournament: Singles First Round Javier Sanchez, Spain def. Brad Gil bert, Oakland, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Mark Woodforde, Australia, def. Francisco Clavet, Spain, 7-4 (8-6), 2-6, 6-2. Todd Woodbrldge, Australia, def. Stetano Pescosofido, Italy, 7-5, 6-0. Richard Kraiicek (6), Netherlands, def.

Wally Masur, Australia, 6-3. 4-4, 6- Michael Chang (2), Henderson, def. Alexander Volkov, Russia, 6-3, 6-7 (2-7), 6-1 Phllly Slims PHILADELPHIA (AP) Results Monday from the $350,000 Virginia Slims of Philadelphia (seeding In parentheses): Singles First Round Conch ita Martinez (5), Spam, def. Nathalie Herreman, France, 4-4, 6-1. Ellse Burgln, Baltimore, def.

Robm White, Del Mar, 6-2, 6-2. Amanda Coetzer, South Africa, def. Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, Fla walk over. Elena Brloukhovets, Russia, def. Jill Hetherlngton, Gainesville, 6-2, 6-0.

Lisa Raymond, Wayne, def. Beverly Bowes, Dallas, Doubles First Round Conchlta Martinez, Spain, and Mary Pierce, Canada, def. Laura Glitz, York, and Caroline Kutuman, Lakeside Park, 6-3, 4-0. Lorl McNeil, Houston, and Brands 4) Shore View Lanes 24-14, Garbe Beauty Shop 24-10. H.K.

Gabriel Mfg. 25W10Vt, Joy Meyer Assoc 24-12. Oshkosh B'Gosh 22-14, Jensens 21 vv-14 Mercury Marine 14Vt-17U. MortVs Mai Tai Lounge 14-14. Hergerts Sports Center 17-19.

Forever Yours 14VI-19W, winemakers 14-20, Nicks THe 14-22, Schaefers Meats 4-30. Snerv View Men's rleior Mabel Murphy's 30-4, Tint Masters 24-10, Spanbauer Accounting 21-15. Fox River Bait Tackle 19-17, Keglers Komer 16-20, Oshkosh B'Gosh 16-20, Jerrys Bar 14-22, Nodes 2-34. Motidav Night Social Eagles Club 247 19-4, Jockey Club 19-I. Lizard Lounge II 17-10, Lizard Lounge I 14-11, Merc Marine 15-12, Evil Rov Slades 14-13, Ratch 8.

Debs 13-14, Houges 12-15. Monday Night Nioooendent Mathe Landscape 48-24, Variety Video 45-27, TNT Tap 43-29, LeRovs 34-34, Suckers 34-34, Houges 34-34, FES 34-34. Stevens 33-39, City Cab 32-40, BAB Tap 30-42, Smoking Willies 24-44, Home Boys 22-50. Junior scores U-Neme-Ums Jenny Gray 548, 195; Matt Wegner 193; Andy Drager 181; Missy Koplitz 178; Troy Wum 171; Jacob Sollberger 167; Susie Hesser 161' Heather Sollberger 156; Ten Lemav 151 Christine Voeikel 152; Sarah McLaren 110; Todd Gilllngham 150; AJ. Ziehen 141' Jenny Verwek 141 Alyssa Reich 141 Becky Baehmon 139; Tracy Koplitz 135.

Rec A-M. Sweeties Bryan Draeger 155; Eric Davies 140; Brent Frees 125; Mike Berger 116; David Pagel 112; Adam Cartwright 102; Matt O'Comell 101; Jesse Schroeder 91' Josh Schmidt 60; Dayna Kloehn 45. Rec AN Sports Jamie Van Linn 157; Scott Berk 131; Jeff Herzig 12a- Elizabeth Baier 118; Kam Koplitz 117; Josh Hanson 90; Michelle Gray 87; Megan Straveler 81 Julie Herzig 69. PeeWeel David Mount 144; Derek Fletcher lot Stephanie Aaronson 101 Kevin Bauer 101; Nathan Schwersenska 99; Jameson Mathwig 90; Michael Nigl 88. Justin Kubasta 84 Shane Magelitz 85; Erin Rueger 85; Travis Stang 82; Matt Miller 82; Erin Wilkinson 80; Katie Hibbard 8ft BenPuhlfM.

Pee Wee II Sara Kotschi 94; Adam Ratchman 92; Steve Knler 92; Craig Herbst 89; Jeren Nltz 88; Jordan Reinders 87; Katie Reich 86; Mike Pouba 84, Michael Bruseke 81; Deana Nltz 77; Brett Reich 77; Joey Faust 71- Olivia Farrow 72; Jamie Holz 71. Pee Wee IN Nathan Patten 106; Stephanie Lee 99; Ben Hoilis 99; Ashley Salazar 97; Andria Dredske 96; Amy Peerenboom 94, Timmv Green 87; Shawn Kainz 85; Billy Goodacre 44; Bethany Patten 81 Chris Ryckman 82; Christopher Lee 79. Pixies Jeff Koehler 159; Shawn Karl 138; Brian Lang 90; Chad Miller 90; Matt Luther 84; Brandon Loos 87; Krystal Karl 82; Jess Ader 76; Cathy Klbbons 72. Looney Tunes Dale Post! 92 Pierce Getters 92; Ouinn Peerenboom 86; Jeremiah Buchanan 82; Erik Nelson 81; Patrick Clochesy 77; Jeff Bunke 75; Patrick Church 72. DO Blizzards Patrick Seoer 179; Peter Whirry 167; Chris Dorsey 157; Kris Dewing 149; Kelly McDonald 146; Theresa Meisel 145; Jessica Boettcer 135; Brian Rueger 135; Jason Meyer 131 Beth Mathe 131; Josh Aaronson 131; Brian Lofgren 130; Mich-ele Mork 130; Tim King 127; Michelle Nigl 124; Matthew Schwersenska 120; Amy Malkowsky 120.

Josh Schuttz 164, 159; Jamie Ruhl 130; Emily Pogue 124; Luke Kleinke 120; Kelly Babbitz 118; Amber Nelson 117; Paul Hobolich 114; Mike Holly 112, Justin Oaks 111; Corrtn Krukow 110. Juniors Brian Perzentka 218; Ryan Babler 585, 197; Keith Tesch 197; Matt King 196; Chris Anderson 188; Cherle Gauthler 181 Matt Nigl 179; Anne Marie Spanbauer 178; Wes Langkau 176; Tom Denure 175; Cory Ruhl 173. Seniors Eric Dante 227; Jim Tollard 594, 224; Rodney Schoepke 204; Joe Manske 195; Jeremy Bidwell 191; Chad Boettcher 185; Ann Polishinski 176; Jenny Meisel 166. Sunday Specials Rodney Schoepke 618. 241 Kurt Neit-zel 552, 221 Jim Tollard 550, 202; Justin Stuck 511, 225; Scott Koch 234; Karrle Gerlaeh 202; Chris Prlebe 191 Ryan Verweil 192; Larry Ruedinger 188; Emily Sabin 496, 184; Brian Kuklinskl 182; Aaron Pamenter 1 78; Tim Groeschet 1 75; CharlvBoelterl70.

Rock Rollers Matt Lisbeth 469, 211; Billy Butzlaff 449, 187; Army Lewis 488, 196; Shaun Kolb 174; Ryan Ulricfi 161 Brian Koplitz 161; Nate Useldmg 151 Tory Fletcher 145; Tom Kuklinski 147; Jodi Alexander 142; Jason Watkins 141; Kari Alexander 138; Brian Gayhart 139; Justin Poeschl 135; Amanda Sedlachek 134; Adam Ruedinger 134; Jason Hert 129; John Hessel 125; Jamie Wilson 125; Leslie Koster 124. Video Players Dan Butke 198; Adam Graf 159; Ryan Mayer 151 Justin Abbott 152; Tiege Druckrey 148; Sam Muindi II 142; Rob Thoma 140; Dennis Augustine 144; Mark Mearks 137; Rvan Berndt 135; Ben Thompson 132; Kenny Tadych 129; B.J. Hopkins 129; Jorden Jacobson 125; Dana Strachen 122; Jack Rasmussen 122; Kevin Morasch 121; Andy Bearwald 119; Aaron Berndt 114; Todd McKay 117; Scott Footit 105. Al star Keglers Jenny Olson 184; Lance Rhode 147; Justin Masterson 142; Katey Hlntz 140; Field Hadley 137; Rocky Olson 131 R.J. Harwood 131; Rvan Sosnoski 125; Connor Lang 124; April Harwood 121 Jake Wiatrowski 121; Jayme Bristol 117; Barry Gayhart 115; Kim Delleu 110; Jenny Gahley 110; Kris Hassler 110; Cory Stark 104; Shaun Flanlgan 101.

11 Am. Bumpers Jared McCallum 111; Kelly Perm 98; Scott Soper 96; Nathan Masterson 94' Quinn Dunn 91; Nathan Lang 91; Nick Bloedow 7V; Sarah Rankin 76V Tyler Hass 75, Kris Schaffer 74; Tyler Goranson 71. 9 a.m. Bumpers Sean Lynch 106; Katie Johnson 99; Hanna Spees 98; Jim Hale 98; Bryan Klelnschmidt 95; Matthew Abraham 95; Carta Bruchette 91 Ben Salinka 92; Brandon Burgert 88; Josh Hemday 87; Melissa Wenlgl 86; Rebecca Strachan 46; Amy LeMav 81 Ben Elslev 81. Alley Kats Ashley Ebert 121; Joey Robinson 85; Alex Roberts 80; Ricky Hentz 71 Nikkl Evans 70; Pat Bristol 69; Ashley Rlchler 47; Holly Pertit 61.

Small Fries Adam Zuehlke 111' Rick Beahm 120; Corey Berndt 115; Ryan Hansen 111; Dana Campbell 111; Jim Footit 99; Bryan Burgert 98; Chad Davis 95; Lee Clark 95; Matt Steinert 94; Craig Hansen 87. Pin Chippers Adam Mollnski 164; Mike Spaeth 156; Josh Stowe 139; Brlelle Bunke 135; Nathan Wilson 132; David Seidman 132, Adam Klelnschmidt 129; Andy Williams 129; Tyler Abel 128; Mark Beschta 128; Katie Ruedinger 12S' Sara Vanderglnten 121 Dan Pasqulnl 121; Sam Spees 121; Sara Abel 119; Brandon Bunke 111; Michelle Starrer) 11; Doug Clark 110; Sam Kunde 110; Amber Zuehlke 109; Garth Spees 106; Brent Broulllette 100. Shore View Adutt Junior Junior scores Brian Perzentka 211 Erik Glaldella 200; Ryan Babler 189; Loren Tiffany 175; Keith Korell 175; Brad Combs 163; Kyle Jenkins 101. Adult scores Steve McHugh 719, 269, 244; Rodney Schoepke 234; Jim Tollard 224; Brad Miller 221 Paula Davis 203. Standings Giants 17-7; Bills 16-4; Dolphins 15-9; Cowboys 15-9; Raiders 14-10; Eagles 14-10; Bears 13-11; Bengals 13-11; Falcons 13-11; Packers 13-11; Chargers 13-11; Rams 11-11 49ers 9-15; Lions 4-16; Redskins 7-17; Jets 3-21.

Pet. PF PA Buffalo 7 2 0 .778 234 149 '2 Miami 7 2 0 .778 230 151 Indianapolis 4 5 0 .444 99 184 N.Y.Jets 2 7 0 .222 144 188 New England. 0 9 0 .000 101 223 Central 4 3 0 .447 179 125 Cleveland 5 4 0 .554 141 14S Houston 5 4 0 .554 213 165 Cincinnati 4 5 0 .444 170 212 4 Weil 4 3 0 .447 148 170 Kansas City 5 4 0 .554 169 142 San Diego 4 5 0 .444 144 152 LA Raiders 3 4 0 .333 132 148 Seattle 1 4 0 .111 54 174 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Dallas 4 1 0 .889 224 125 4 3 0 .447 184 107 6 3 0 .467 159 132 Y. Giants 5 4 0 .554 201 175 Phoenix 3 4 0 .333 157 205 Central 'Minnesota 7 2 0 .778 244 144 Chicago 4 5 0 .444 207 224 Green Bay 1 4 4 J33 124 191 Tampa 3 4 0 .333 144 210 Detroit 2 7 0 .222 143 199 West 7 2 0 .778 171 117 San Francisco 7 2 0 .778 271 152 Atlanta 3 4 0 .333 144 244 LA Rams 3 4 0 .333 143 183 Results Sunday NCAA Division III OVERLAND PARK, Kan.

(AP) The top teams from each region the NCAA Division III footbaH poll with records through Nov. 4: East Region 1. Rowan, N.J., 9-0 2. Ithaca, 8-1 3. Buffalo State, N.Y., 6-2 4.

Worcester Tech, 4-1 5. Cortland State, N.Y., 6-3 4. Mondak- State, NJ 4-2 1. Dayton, Ohio. 9-0 2.

Mount Union, Ohio, 9-0 1 Illinois Wesleyan, 8-0 4. Aurora, 9-0 5. Albion, 4-1 4. Ohio Wesleyan, 8-1 South Revion 1. Washington Jefferson, 4-0 2.

Emory 8, Henry, 9-0 1 Lycoming, 7-0-1 4. Thomas More, 0-1 1 Susquehanna, 4-1 4. Sewanee, 7-1 West Region 1 Central, towa, 9-0 2. UW-La Crosse, 7-4-1 1 Redlands, 7-1 (He) St. John's, Mina, 4-1 5.

Cornell, Iowa, 9-0 6. Carleton, 0-1 GOLF PGA leaders Final stats PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) Final 1992 statistical leaders for the PGA Tour Scaring Leaders 1. Fred Couples, 49.34 2, Nick Price, 69.61. 3 (tie), Ray Floyd and Tom Kite, 69.69.

5 (tie), Paul Azmger and Davis Love III, 69.85. 7, Greg Norman, 69.88. 4, Bruce Lletzke, 49.91. 9, John Code 49.92. 10, Steve Elkington, 69.94.

Driving Distance 1, John Daly, 283.4. 2, Ptm Black mar, 274.5. 3, John Adams, 2754. 4. Kelly Gibson, 275.1 5, Fred Couples.

2744. 4, Ed Humenik, 274.6. 7, Duff, Waldorf, 274.0. 8 (He), John Elliott and Neal Lancaster, 273.7. 10, Andrew Magee.

27X0. Driving Accuracy 1, Doug TeweH, 42.3. 2 (He), Larry Mize and Mike Rekt, 79.4. 4, Hale Irwin, 79.3. 5, Fred Funk, 78.9.

4, Dil-lard Prultt, 77.9 7, Peter Persons, 76.8. 8, David Edwards, 76.7. 9, Fulton Allem, 76.5. 10. 2 tied with 76.0.

Greens Regulation 1, Tim Simpson, 74.0. 2, John Cook, 72.5. 3, Dave Barr, 71.9. 4, Tom Lehman, 71.5. 5 (He), Paul Azinger and Fred Couples, 71.4.

7 (He), Steve Elkington and Joey Sindelar, 71.3. 9. 2 Hedwith 71.1. Putting Leaders 1. Mark O'Meara, 1.731.

2. David Frost, 1.740. 3, Jay Don Blake, 1.741. 4, Lanny Wadkins, 1.742. 5, Ben Crenshaw, 1.743.

4, John Huston, 1.744. 7, Jeff Sluman, 1 .744. 4, 3 tied with 1 .748. Total Driving 1, Bruce Lietzke, 50. 2, Ray Floyd, 71.

3, Jeff Maggert, 72. 4, Nick Price, 73. 5, Dan Pohl, 80. 4, Duffy Waldorf, 81. 7, Jim Gallagher, 89.

8, Donnle Hammond, 94. 9, Richard Zokol, 95. 10, Fulton Allem, 99. Eagle Leaders Dan Forsman, 18. 2 (lie), Mark Catcavecchia, Jim Gallagher, Bob Gilder and Bruce Lletzke, 14.

4, Brad Bryant, 1 3. 7, 5 tied with 12. Birdie Leaders Jeff Sluman, 417. 2 (tie), Neal Lancaster and Tom Lehman, 404. 4, John Huston, 402.

5, Keith Clearwater, 399. 4, Jim Gallagher, 397. 7 (tie), Mike Hulbert and Joey Sindelar, 392. 9, Loren Roberts, 390. 10, Jim Hallet, 385.

Sand Trap Saves 1, Mitch Adcock. 66.9. 2, David Frost, 65.2. 3, Bruce Fleisher, 44.7. 4, Jeff Maggert, 44.4.

5, Bob Gilder, 63.7. 6, Loren Roberts, 43.1. 7, Jim Hallet, 42.8. 8, Morris Hatalsky, 61.4. 9, Brad Faxon, 40.9.

10, Mark Brooks, 40.4. AM Around 1, Fred Couples, 254. 2, Jim Gallagher, 290. 3, Paul Azinger, 304. 4, Tom Lehman, 311.

5, Nick Price, 323. 4, Jeff Maggert, 325. 7, Mark Brooks, 326. 8, Ray Floyd, 336. 9, Keith Clearwater, 343.

10, Steve Elkington, 373. Final money leaders PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) Final 1992 money leaders on the PGA Tour Tnt Money 1. Fred Couples 22 51,344,188 2. Davis Love III 25 $1,191,430 3.

John Cook 21 11,145,604 4. Nick Price 24 11,135,773 5. Corey Pavln 25 5980,934 4. Tom Kite 23 1957,445 7. Paul 23 $929,843 t.

Brad Faxon 26 $812,093 9. Lee Janzen 32 $795,279 10. Dan Forsman 29 $763,190 II. Mark 23 $759,448 12. Steve Elkington.

24 $744,352 13. Ray Floyd .15 $741,918 14. Jeff 30 $729,027 15. David Frost 25 $717,883 14. Bruce Lietzke 18 $703,805 17.

ChipBeck 26 $689,704 18. Greg Norman 16 $676,443 19. Jim Gallagher, 28 $438,314 20. Jay Haas 28 $432,428 21. Mark Brooks 29 $429,754 22.

Keith 32 $409,273 23. Dotty Waldorf 25 $582,120 24. Tom 29 $579,093 25. David Peoples. 28 $539,531 26.

John Huston 32 $515,453 27. David Edwards 26 $515,070 28. Craig Stadler 25 $487,440 29. Billy Ray Brown 23 $485,151 30. Steve Pate 31 $472,424 31.

Ben Crenshaw 24 $439,071 32. Gene Sauers 24 $434,566 33. RickFehr 26 $433,003 34. Fred Funk 32 $414,930 New York Giants 27, Green Bay 7 Cleveland 24, Houston 14 I Dallas 37, Detroit 3 Philadelphia 31, LA Raiders 10 Miami 28, Indianapolis 0 Minnesota 35, Tampa Bay 7 New Orleans 31, New England 14 Denver 27, New York Jets 14 Phoenix 20, Los Angeles Rams 14 Buffalo 28, Pittsburgh 20 Kansas City 14, San Diego 14 Washington 14, Seattle 3 Cincinnati 31 Chicago 24, OT Results Monday San Francisco 41, Atlanta 3 Games Sunday, Nov. IS Philadelphia vs.

Green Bay, at Mil- 1 waufcee, noon Cincinnati at New York Jets, noon I Detroit at Pittsburgh, noon I Houston at Minnesota, noon New England at Indianapolis, noon Phoenix at Atlanta, noon San Diego at Cleveland, noon Washington at Kansas City, noon Los Angeles Rams at Dallas, 3 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 3 p.m. i New Orleans at San Francisco, 3 p.m. 1 Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 3 p.m. I New York Giants at Denver, 7 p.m.

Games Monday, Nov. 14 Buffalo at Miami, 0 p.m. NFL box 49ers 41, Falcons 3 San Francisco 7 7 13 1441 Atlanta 4 14 4-2 First Quarter SF Turner 12 pass from Young (Cofer kick), 1036. Second Quarter SF Watters 21 pass from Young (Coter kick), 13:07. AtlFG Johnson 33, 14:58.

'Third Quarter SF FG Cofer 40, 5:31. SF FGCofer 32, 10:54. SF Rathman 2 run (Cofer kick), 13:11. Fourth Quarter 1 SF Rice 19 pass from Young (Cofer kick), 2:43. i SF-Uienks 44 punt return (Cofer 4:03.

I A 67,404. First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-tnt SF AH 14 20 39-152 14-59 151 245 49 14 13-19-0 25-41-3 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-5 3-21 I Punts 4-39 4-39 1-0 3-3 Penalties-Yards 1-10 4-40 Time of Possession 34:45 25:15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING San Francisco, Watters.