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2BWednesday, September 20, 1995 Tallahassee Democrat NFL ROUNDUP BRIEFS FLORIDA STATE Ms labor the fruits .0 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GREEN BAY, Wis. The Green Bay Packers offensive linemen found fruit in their lockers Monday, courtesy of halfback Edgar Bennett Bennett was reminded after the gesture that Dallas tailback Emmitt Smith once bought his linemen gold watches. "Yeah, but that was at the end of the season," Bennett said, smiling. "If I get 1,000 you never know." Offensive linemen in Green Bay have gotten used to their Timexes. The Packers' last rusher was Ter-dell Middleton in 1978.

With 204 yards on 63 carries, 53 in the past two games, Bennett's on pace to gain 1,088 yards. Bennett, a former Florida State standout, has four fewer carries than Smith and five more than Detroit's Barry Sanders. Heady company for Bennett, who didn't carry that many times until the eighth game last season, when he played fullback. Bennett's 23 rushes Sunday chewed up 87 yards and valuable time in Green Bay's 14-6 victory over the winless New York Giants. In a 27-24 victory at Chicago six days earlier, he got 96 yards on 30 carries the first time in 14 seasons a Green Bay running back got that many handoffs.

Cowboys ATLANTA Jerry Jones met Tuesday with the men who sued him for $300 million and came away feeling good. "I got a great hearing," the Cowboys owner said after the four-hour meeting with the other 29 owners in which he assured them he wasn't breaking league rules with his agreement with Nike and Pepsi, which the NFL called "ambush marketing deals" that violate the NFL's revenue-sharing policies. Jones' explanation did nothing to change commissioner Paul Tagliabue's mind about what he considers Jones challenge.to revenue sharing, the rock on which the league has been built. Jones seemed to have little support Robert Kraft of New England, who has his own side deal with Pepsi, was the closest to Jones in position and tried to work out a compromise before the lawsuit Kraft said he would try to set up marketing quotas that owners would have to meet. "He raises some legitimate points for the future," Kraft said of Jones.

"We have to think differently about certain things. I understand the issues he's raising." Jones, expected to soon announce another independent deal with American Express, said earlier he was not surprised by the NFL suit, which he called a "dumb" move by a league prone to litigation. Dolphins Coach Don Shula, bothered recently by a sore right knee, underwent arthroscopic surgery Tuesday to repair torn cartilage, the team said. The Dolphins had the day off following their 23-10 victory Monday night over Pittsburgh. Shula recuperated at home after surgery and was expected back at practice today.

Former Seminole Mobley arrested Former Florida State and Denver Broncos tight end Orson Mobley was in jail on $125,000 bond Tuesday in Jacksonville, charged with sexually assaulting two women. Mobley was arrested Monday after two women reported being sexually assaulted by the 6-foot-5, 260-pound ex-player about six hours apart in separate incidents, police Lt. Dan Principe said. Mobley denied the charges, saying he paid the women for sex, according to a police report. The first victim, a 26-year-old woman, said she was abducted at gunpoint about 12:18 a.m.

Monday and forced into a car, where she was beaten and raped." The victim said she jumped from the vehicle without, her shoes, pants or underwear when she spotted a police car, the report said. The second victim, whose age was not released, said she was offered a ride by the suspect about 6 a.m. He told her he needed to run some errands, but instead parked the car, punched her and sexually assaulted her, the police report said. She was then forced out of the vehicle, but got the tag number and reported it to police. Mobley, 32, lettered at Florida State in 1982 before tranferring to Salem College in West Virginia, where he played for Terry Bowden, son of FSU coach Bobby Bowden.

Basketball schedules released Florida State released its 1995-96 men's and women's basketball schedules on Tuesday. The 26-game men's schedule includes 15 home games, 19 televised games and 12 games against teams from last season's NCAA Tournament. The December schedule is highlighted by a two-week stretch that includes games against Jacksonville, Tulane, De-Paul, Connecticut and Florida. The Seminoles open their season Nov. 27 at home against Howard and begin Atlantic Coast Conference play Jan.

3 at Virginia. Of their 11 home games, the Lady Seminoles play six at the Civic Center and five at Tully Gym. Florida plays host to FSU on Dec. 10 at the Civic Center. The season begins Nov.

27 at Florida Atlantic with the first home game Dec. 17 against Tennessee-Chattanooga. The ACC schedule begins Dec. 6 at Duke. Scoreboard BASKETBALL 0-00 3-24 29-53-3 21-33-0 4-33 3-15 4-38 4-42 2-2 3-0 11-80 4-45 31:42 28:18 Interceptions Ret.

Comp-Art-Int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts Fumbles-Lost Time of Possession IT'S A FACT Florida State schedules mm men PAT FG LG Pts Sovanovicn, Mia. 11-11 6- 8 39 29 Elam, Den. 9- 9 6- 7 52 27 N. Johnson, Pit. 7- 7 6- 7 47 25 Peltrey, Cin.

7- 7 6- 9 47 25 Elliott, K.C. 8- 8 5- 6 49 23 Cofer, Ind. 6- 6 4- 8 52 18 Ford, Oak. 6- 6 4- 5 46 18 Lowery, NY-J 8- 8 3- 4 48 17 Christie, But. 7- 7 3- 3 39 16 Bahr, N.E.

0- 0 5- 6 43 15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nov. 7 RED ARMY (MOSCOW)', 7:00 Nov. 13 ATHLETES IN ACTION, 7:00 Nov. 27 HOWARO 7:00 Nov. 28 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL.

7110 Dec 2 JACKSONVILLE, 2:00 Dec 5 at Tulane, 7:30 Dec 9 DePaul-a, 1:00 Dec. 12 CONNECTICUT, 7:00 NFC OFFENSE Cities with most franchise moves in major pro sports: Los Angeles nine franchise moves St. Louis. eight Milwaukee six Kansas City six Baltimore. five Oakland five MLB, NHL.

NFL and NBA. Soufce: World Features Syndicate 20. William Mary 1-2-0 415 19 21. Grambllng State 1-1-0 298 12 22. Northern Iowa 1-2-0 289 21 23.

Western Illinois 2-1-0 282 23 24. Northern Arizona 2-1-0 237 25 25. Hofstra 3-0-0 224 Division II poll Record Pts Pvs 1. North Alabama (4) 2-0-0 80 1 2. Tex.

2-0-0 76 2 3. North Dakota 2-0-0 72 3 4. Ferris State, Mich. 2-0-0 68 4 5. New Haven, Conn.

3-0-0 61 17 6. Savannah St'te, Ga. 2-0-0 59 17 7. Pittsburg Slate, Kan. 1-0-1 55 10 8.

Central Oklahoma 3-0-0 53 9. Carson-Newman 2-1-0 51 14 10. South Dakota 3-0-0 42 19 11. Angelo Texas 2-1-0 38 9 12. Albany State, Ga.

2-1-0 34 16 tie. Grand Valley State 2-1-0 34 20 14. Millersville, Pa. 2-0-0 23 16 15. SI.

Cloud Minn. 2-0-0 21 16. South Dakota State 2-0-0 19 15 17. Central Arkansas 2-1-0 17Va 18. West Texas 3-0-0 15 19.

Wayne State, Neb. 3-0-0 8 20. Elizabeth City St. 3-0-0 7Vi RUSHING Pittsburgh, Morris 14-48, Tomczak 2-13, McAfee 2-10, J.Williams 3-8, Pegram 1-6. Miami, Kirby 12-33, Parmalee 8-13.

PASSING Pittsburgh. Tomczak 11-24-2-104, Miller 18-29-1-210. Miami, Marino 16-27-0-183, Kosar 5-6-0-42. RECEIVING Pittsburgh, Hastings 10-86, Thigpen 5-63, Barnes 3-48, C.Johnson 3-23, McAfee 3-30, Mills 2-41, J.Williams 2-17, Hayes 1-6. Miami, Kirby 6-55, McOutfie 4-65.

Fryar 4-35, Byars 3-15, Green 2-26, M.WII-liams 1-15. Clark 1-14. MISSED FIELD GOALS Miami, Sloyan-ovich 52. NFL statistics Team stats S. Young, S.F.

Frerofle, Was. Aikman, Dal. Everett, O. Moon, Min. Miller, St.L Kramer, Chi.

Mitchell. Del. Favre, G.B. J. George, Atl.

SPORTS TODAY Dec 16 Florida-D, 7:00 Dec 20 RADFORD, 7:00 Dec 28 7:00 Dec 30 MD -EASTERN SHORE, 2:00 Jan. 1 al Virginia, IM Jan. WAKE FOREST, 00 Jan. al Maryland, Jan. 13 al N.C Slate, noon Jan.

17 CLEMSON, 7M Jan. 20 at Duke, MO Jan. 24 NORTH CAROLINA, 840 Jan. 27 al Georgia Teen, 1:30 Feb. 1 VIRGINIA, 00 Feb.

7 at Wake Forest, 7 JO Feb. 10 MARYLAND, DOM Feb. 14 NX. STATE, 7:00 Feb. 17 at Oemton, 7:00 Feb.

22 DUKE, Feb. 24 at Norfh Carolina, 00 Feb. 28 GEORGIA TECH, 8:00 Mar. 7-18 ACC Toumament-c 'Exhibition a-at SI. Petersburg b-al Orlando c-at Greensboro, N.C.

HOME GAMES IN CAPS Conference games in bold AFC OFFENSE TELEVISION Alt Com Yds TO bit 109 77 875 I 2 75 45 662 5 2 89 57 670 4 1 121 76 883 6 2 104 67 665 4 1 87 46 579 4 0 91 52 631 4 2 105 62 691 4 2 113 64 752 7 4 117 72 838 4 4 Rushers Alt Yds Avg LG TD 67 427 6.4 601 7 58 290 5.0 471 1 60 272 4.5 22 0 49 250 5.1 44 2 68 240 3.5 19t 2 56 239 4.3 38 1 56 213 3.8 20 0 58 207 3.6 28 0 63 204 3.2 14 0 27 1 99 7.4 38 1 Receivers No Yds Avg LG TO 30 339 11.3 54 0 23 341 14.8 54 22 234 10.6 31t 2 21 310 14.8 43 2 21 278 13.2 99t 3 20 271 13.6 471 2 20 251 12.6 391 2 19 167 8.1 23 I IB 129 7.2 17 I 16 238 14.9 701 2 16 179 11.2 34 1 16 121 7.6 23 0 HOCKEY BASEBALL 7:30 P.m. Toronto Blue Jays (Hentgen 10-11) at New York Yankees (Hitchcock 8-10); ESPN (cable 8). 7:30 p.m. Florida Marlins (Burkett 13-12) at Philadelphia Phillies (Quantrill 11-V); Sunshine (cable 23). 10J0 p.m.

Texas Rangers (Tewksbury B-o) at Seattle Mariners (Benes 5-1); ESPN (cable 8). Announcement Punt, Pass and Kick Tallahassee youngsters between the ages of 8 and 15 can participate In the Gatorase Punt, Pass and Kick contest at Tom Brown Park. The competition begins at 10 a.m this Saturday. Players will compete In eight age groups, with the top five finishers in each group advancing to the team championships that will take place at a date to be determined. Team winners go on to the national championship, which takes place during the NFL postseason.

Players can register at Tom Brown Park, lust before the contest begins. E. Smith, Dal. Sanders, Det. Allen, Was.

R. Smith, Mln. Rhen. T.B. Hearst.

Ariz Hampton, NY-G Walters, Phi. Bennett, G.B. Green, Chi. Metcalf, Atl. Rice, S.F.

Mathis, Atl. Irvin, Dal. Brooks, G.B. Moore, Del. Perriman, Del.

Floyd, S.F. LovWe, S.F. Early, N.O. Carter, Mln. Centers, Ariz RADIO ms-n women BASEBALL 7 p.m.

New York Mets (Isringhausen 7-2) at Atlanta Braves (Smoltz 11-e); WTAL (1450 AM). CALL-IN SHOWS 4 p.m. Rick Ballou's Sports Phone; WNLS (1270 AM). REPORTS 7:20 a.m. Bobby Bowden Show; WTNT (94.9 FM).

8:45 a.m. Seminole Report with Dave Hart; WNLS (1270 AM). 95 a.m. The Jaguar Report; WNLS (1270 AM). 5:20 p.m.

Bobby Bowden Show; WTNT (94.9 FM). 7:30 pjn. Bobby Bowden Show; WNLS (1270 AM). GOLF Nov. 13 LADY HOOPSTERS (LCCCI, 5:00 Nov.

19 AUCKLAND (LCCC), 7:00 Nov. 27 at Florida Atlantic, 5:30 Dec 1-2 Dial SoapFlorida Four Challenge-a Dec I at Ouke, JM Dec 10 at Florida (LCCC), 7:00 Dec 17 TENN. -CHATTANOOGA, 2:00 Dec 20 NEW ORLEANS, 5:00 Dec 28-30 UCF Christmas Tournament-b Jan. 3 at North Carolina, 7:00 Jan. 7 CLEMSON (LCCC), 12:00 Jan.

0 N.C STATE, 7:00 Jan. 14 MARYLAND (LCCC), 12O0 Jan. 14 at Virginia, 7 JO Jan. 28 WAKE FOREST, 7:08 PGA Tour statistics Through the B.c Open Tiger Sharks announce ticket-sale date The Tallahassee Tiger Sharks announced Tuesday that tickets for all individual games will go on sale Oct 2 at the Civic Center box office and all TicketMas-ter locations. Prices for individual regular-season game tickets are $15 for VIP seats, $8 for lower bowl and $6 for upper bowl seating.

Tickets for home exhibition games will be $5 for all seats. Exhibition game tickets are included in full season-ticket packages. The Tiger Sharks will have two exhibition games, Oct 6 vs. the South Carolina Stingrays and Oct 10 vs. the Jacksonville Lizard Kings.

Both games will start at 7. The Tiger Sharks begin their regular season at the Civic Center on Friday, Oct. 13 against the Nashville Knights at 7 p.m. BASKETBALL Spurs' Robinson leaves hospital Spurs center David Robinson SCORING LEADERS AREA CALENDAR NO Yds LG Avg 17 802 63 47.2 13 588 59 45.2 10 444 57 44.4 8 354 60 44.3 22 968 57 44.0 19 832 55 43.8 17 743 61 43,7 19 801 56 42.2 25 1036 53 41.4 17 704 54 41.4 17 703 53 41.4 1, Greg Norman, 68.97. 2, Steve Elkington, 69.59.

3, Nick Price, 69.66. 4, Ernie Els, 69 74. 5, Nick Faldo, 69.84. 6, Tom Lehman, 69.85. 7, Peter Jacobsen 69.88.

8, Bob Tway, 69.95. 9 Hutlon, Phi. Feagles, Ariz Roby, T.B. Turk, Was. Landeta, St.L Horan, NY-G Hentrich, G.B.

Saxon, Min. Barnhardt, Car. Slryzinski, Atl. Wilmsmeyer, N.O. Punt (tie), Scott Simpson and vilay Singh, 69.99.

DRIVING LEADERS Yards Rush Pass Denver 400.7 1 29.0 271.7 Cincinnati 341.0 105.0 254.0 Indianapolis 349.0 119.0 230.0 San Diego 346.0 118.0 228.0 Miami 341.3 113.0 228.3 New England 340.3 80.0 260.3 Kansas City 338.0 139.0 199.0 New York Jets 326.0 96.3 229.7 Pittsburgh 323.3 120.7 202.7 Seattle 319.0 101.0 218.0 Oakland 316.3 147.7 168.7 Cleveland 298.0 87.3 210.7 Buffalo 281.0 97.3 183.7 Houston 261.0 89.7 171.3 Jacksonville 220.3 1 22.0 98.3 AFC DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Houston 222.0 1 20.0 102.0 Pittsburgh 258.0 68.7 189.3 San Diego 258.3 119.7 1 38.7 Buffalo 282.7 110.7 172.0 Miami 305.7 62.7 243.0 Kansas City 308.0 110.3 197.7 Indianapolis 313.7 97.7 Denver 315.3 117.0 198.3 Jacksonville 320.3 119.0 201.3 New York Jets 326.3 1 26.3 200.0 Oakland 330.3 98.7 231.7 Cincinnati 351.7 135.3 216.3 Cleveland 355.0 99.0 256.0 New England 356.7 110.7 246.0 Seattle 405.7 1 32.3 273.3 NFC OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass San Francisco 429.3 1 34.0 295.3 Dallas 402.0 1 82.7 Washington 389.3 162.0 227.3 Atlanta 373.0 88.7 284.3 New Orleans 332.0 57.7 274.3 Detroit 328.7 112.0 216.7 Minnesota 326.7 1 21.7 205.0 Chicago 325.0 121.0 204.0 Green Bay 314.7 87.7 227.0 Philadelphia 310.0 139.0 171.0 Tampa Bay 278.3 86 .0 192.3 St. Louis 275.7 107.0 168.7 New York Giants 250.7 94.3 156.3 Carolina 238.0 80.3 157.7 Arizona 233.7 86.7 147.0 NFC DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Green Bay 244.3 87.3 1 57.0 Dallas 250.0 82 0 168.0 Philadelphia 276.3 81.3 195.0 San Francisco 282.3 42.3 240 0 St. Louis 304.0 79.7 224.3 Tampa Bay 310.3 103.0 207.3 Detroit 321.3 142.0 179.3 New York Giants 330.7 157.3 173.3 Chicago 3393 105.7 233.7 Washington 343.7 140.0 203.7 Carolina 352.3 135.0 217.3 Minnesota 370.0 117.0 253.0 Arizona 384.0 195.7 188.3 Atlanta 403.7 86.3 317.3 New Orleans 406.3 143.0 263.3 COLLEGES Soccer Thomas College at Jacksonville, A p.m. HIGH SCHOOLS Volleyball Rickards at Godbv, 6 p.m.- Maclav at Leon, 7 p.m, PARIMUTUELS Dog racing Jefferson County Kennel Club, Monticello, first race starts at 7:15 p.m. 1, John Daly, 288.9.

2, Davis Love III, 284.2. 3. Dennis Paulson, 283.1. 4, Vliay Singh, 283.0. 5, Brett Ogle, 279.7.

6, John Adams, 278.4. 7, Kelly Gibson 277.9. 8 (lie), Dan Potil and Woody Austin, 277.3. 10, 2 fled with 276.3. Jan.

22 at Georgia Tech, 7:00 Jan. 27 OUKE, 7:00 Jan. 31 GEORGIA TECH, 7:00 Feb. 3 at dermon, 7:00 Feb. NORTH CAROLINA (LCCC), 7:00 Feb.

11 at N.C Slate, 2m Feb. It VIRGINIA (LCCC), 7:00 Feb. 18 at Maryland, 7:30 Feb. 22 at Wake Forest, IM Feb. 24 FLORIDA (LCCC).

7:00 Feb. 2r-Mardl 3 ACC Tournament Exhibition (LCCC) Gomes played al Civic Center a-ln Tallahassee b-at Orlando HOME GAMES IN CAPS Conference games in bold DRIVING ACCURACY 1, Fred Funk, 82.0. 2 (tie), Larry Mlze and Doug Tewell, 80.3. 4, Hale Irwin, 80.0. 5, David Edwards, 79.3.

6, Bruce Fleisher, 78.8. 7 (tie), Nick Faldo and Bill Porter, 78.5. 9 (tie), Bruce Lielike and Hal Sutton, 78.4. GREENS IN REGULATION FOOTBALL 1, Lennie Clements, 72.9. 2, Bart Bryant, 71.6.

3, Tom Purtzer, 71.5. 4 (lie), Tom Lehman and Scott Simpson, 71 .3. 6, Dan NFL standings Pohl, 70.9. 7, Joey Slndelar, 70.7. 8, 4 tied with 70.4.

AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOTAL DRIVING iirrlwrirwiWIWiMi. went home to recover Tuesday after spending the night in the. hospital with stomach trouble. Robinson checked himself out of San Antonio Regional Hospital after overnight treatment for gastroenteritis, spokeswoman Stacey Clayton said. "He is in good shape and feeling much better," she said.

Officials said Robinson was hospitalized Monday after seeing a doctor. 1, Nick Price, 35. 2, Hal Sutton. 45. 3, Peter Jacobsen, SB.

4, Greg Norman, 61. Grant NO Yds Avg LG TD Martin, Phi. 7 102 14.6 38 0 Palmer, Min. 6 69 11.5 24 0 Jordan, G.B. 6 61 10.2 16 0 Edwards, Ariz 5 46 9.2 14 0 Metcalf, Atl.

8 73 9.1 33 0 Freeman, G.B. 6 51 8.5 15 0 K. Williams. Dal. 7 59 8.4 18 0 Morton, Det.

5 42 8.4 16 0 Guilford, Car. 7 54 7.7 1 2 0 Kinchen, SI.L 12 91 7.6 18 0 Kick off Returners NO Yds Avg LG TD Mitchell, Was. 11 337 30.6 56 0 Ismail, Mln. 4 112 28.0 33 0 Terry, Ariz 12 303 25 3 53 0 Baldwin, Car. 5 125 25.0 36 0 Garner, Phi.

5 122 24.4 32 0 Hughes, N.O. 15 360 24.0 43 0 Timpson, Chi. 10 234 23.4 45 0 Martin, Phi. 7 160 22 9 38 0 Palmer, Min. 4 88 22.0 35 0 Jordan, G.B.

5 109 21.8 29 0 NFC SCORING Touchdowns TO Rush Rec Ret Pts E. Smith, Dal. 7 7 0 0 42 Rice, S.F. 0 5 0 30 Brooks, G.B. 3 0 3 0 18 Salaam, Chi.

3 3 0 0 18 Mathis, Atl. 2 0 2 0 14 Kicking PAT FG LG Pts Andersen, Atl. 4- 4 8- 9 51 28 Butler, Chi. 8- 8 6- 6 37 26 Murray, Was. 7- 7 5- 7 43 22 Brien, S.F.

12-12 3- 5 45 21 Kasay, Car. 3- 3 6- 7 52 21 G. Davis, Ariz 2- 2 6- 7 55 20 Hanson, Del. 5- 5 4- 6 43 17 Lohmlller, N.O. 5- 5 4- 5 51 17 McLaughlin, St.L 8- 8 3- 7 34 17 Anderson, Phi.

7- 7 3- 5 43 16 Wane, 68. 6, Tom Watson, 88. 7 (tie), Bill Glasson and Bruce Llerzke, 92. 9, Tommy Armour III, 94. 10, David Duval, 98.

CQ PUTTING LEADERS 1, Jim Furvk, 1.716. 2, Pete Jordan, 1.741. 3, Fuzzy Zoeller, 1.742. 4, Scott Hoch, 1.743. 5, Gene Sauers, 1.745.

6 (tie). Bob Estes, Davis Love Ml and Payne Stewart, 1.746. 9, Jay Pel. PF PA Miami 3 0 0 1.000 95 27 Buffalo 2 1 0 .467 58 45 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 42 48 New England 1 2 0 .333 23 62 N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 65 89 Central Cincinnati 2 1 0 .467 49 62 Cleveland 2 1 0 .467 50 30 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 67 60 Houston 1 2 0 .333 34 51 Jacksonville 0 3 0 .000 30 61 West Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 77 44 Denver 2 1 0 .667 81 69 Oakland 2 1 0 .667 54 38 San Diego 2 1 0 .667 48 48 Seattle 1 2 0 .333 44 49 Robinson i i 8-05 7:10 tYA 3 4 6 7 8 9 1:10 7:40 7:40 12:40 7:05 8:05 7:05 'SU StA FLA FLA FLA 10 11 12 T3 14 15 Tt5 6:05 9:05 8:05 3:05 8:05 2:15 FLA COL COL COL CIN CIN 7 18 19 23 21 22 23 8:05 7:40 7:40 7:40 7:40 8:05 7:10 NY K3N fi.GN 24 25 26 27 2i3 29 30 1:10 7:35 7:05 8:05 1:40 MSU I PHI I PHI I I NY I NY 0CT.1 1:40 ny Haas, 1.749.

II, Paul Azinoer, 1.754. BIRDIE LEADERS 1, Steve Lowery. 350. 2, Woody Austin, 349. 3, Mark Cakavecchla, 344.

4, Jim Furyk, 342. 5, Fred Funk, 334. 6, Kirk 328. 7, Individual leaders Bob Estes, 321. 8, Jim Gallagher, 319.

9 (tie), Mark O'Meara and Payne Stewart, 316. it CsC OS E3 3 AFC OFFENSE NATIONAL CONFERENCE EAGLE LEADERS Quarterbacks All Com Yds TD lilt 1 (tie), Paul Azinger, Jim Gallagher, Jr. and Mike Slandly, 12. 4 (tie), Michael Brad ley, Mark Calcavecchia, Kellv Gibson, Jay Haas, Davis Love III and Woody Austin, 11. 10.

3 tied with 10. Harrah's odds SANO SAVES COLLEGES 1, Wayne Grady, 73.0. 2. David Frost, 67.2. 3, Billy Mavfalr, 66.2.

4, Steve Elkington, 65.6. Si David Feherty, 64.8. 6. Pel. PF PA Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 89 38 Arizona 1 2 0 333 44 75 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 58 67 Washington 1 2 0 J33 66 65 N.Y.

Giants 0 3 0 .000 23 49 Central Chicago 2 1 0 .667 80 47 Green Bay 2 I 0 .447 55 47 Minnesota 1 2 0 .333 51 64 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 33 53 Detroit 0 3 0 .000 47 63 West St. Louis 3 0 0 1.000 65 37 San Francisco 3 0 0 1.000 93 35 Atlanta 2 1 0 .667 60 85 Carolina 0 3 0 .000 39 85 New Orleans 0 3 0 ,000 59 68 Bruce Fleisher, 63.0. 7, Bill Brltton, 62.3. Shaded boxes are home games. 8, Larmy Wadkins.

62.0. 9, 3 tied with Thursday's game North Carolina 5 LOUISVILLE Saturday's games Virginia 5 CLEMSON Perm St. 20 RUTGERS-x SYRACUSE 7V Minnesota NOTRE DAME JYi Texas SOUTH CAROLINA 13 Kentucky Testaverde, Cle. 79 47 657 6 1 Harbaugh, Ind. 62 39 450 4 0 Bono, K.C 98 66 625 6 1 Marino, Mia.

73 46 626 5 3 Blake, Cin. 105 61 782 5 I Hosteller, Oak. 85 55 544 3 2 Elwav. Den. 112 63 796 4 2 Esiason, NY-J 108 65 667 6 4 Humphries, S.D.

105 56 708 4 2 Mirer, Sea. 96 53 615 3 4 Rushers AH Yds Avg LG TD Means, S.D. 64 297 4.6 35 0 Warren, Sea. 54 221 4.1 30 1 Williams, Oak. 54 206 3.8 23 2 Martin, N.E.

61 205 3.4 30 1 Davis, Den. 44 199 4.5 21 3 Morris, Pit. 54 187 3.4 14 2 Faulk, Ind. 55 177 3.2 II I Hoard, Cle. 42 171 4.1 24 0 T.

Thomas, But. 58 162 2.8 13 2 Allen, K.C 40 158 4.0 17 I 61.5. (3) Nlka's Tkjer 3.20 ALL AROUND Quin (4-1) 41.00. S2 Tri (4-1-3) 835.80, SI Trl (3-4-8) 412.90 SECOND use Grade Time: 3.1.47 Miami 1, Oavid Duval, 290. 2, Jim Gallagher, 342.

3, Nick Price, 344. 4, Mark Calcavecchia, 356. 5. Peter Jacobsen, 359. 6, Jay Haas, 369.

7, Kirk 372. 8. Davis Love III, 373. 9, Steve Elkington, 375. 10, JusIM Leonard.

376. 9W VIRGINIA TECH 1 Baylor 3 NORTHWESTERN (3) Ceco Red Chase 32.80 8.40 3.00 (8) Task Pure Pro 5.20 2.20 (2) Dustln The Buner 3.00 TueHfaVs mutts New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Detroit at Toronto, late Colorado vs. Calgary, late Boston at Los Angeles, late Washington at San Jose, late Today's games Toronto vs. Buffalo, at Kitchener, Ontario, 7:30 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Ottawa, 7:30 pm Dallas vs. Catgary, at Minneapolis. pm Vancouver at Eclmonfon, 9:30 pm Washington at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m.

LAST WEEK'S SCHEDULE HOCKEY NHL exhibition No Yds AVI LG TD 24 295 12.3 39 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday's results San Diego 27. Philadelphia 21 Buffalo 20, Indianapolis 14 Kansas City 23, Oakland 17, OT Cleveland 14, Houston 7 SI. Louts 31, Carolina 10 Atlanta 27, New Orleans 24, OT Arizona 20. Detroit 17 Green Bay 14, New York Giants San Francisco 28, New England 3 Seattle 24, Cincinnati 21 New York Jets 27, Jacksonville 10 Denver 38, Washington 31 Chicago 25, Tampa Bay 6 Dallas 23, Minnesota 17. OT Monday's must Miami 23, Pittsburgh 10 Atlantic Division TPts GF GA HIGH SCHOOLS N.C STATE Air Force KANSAS INDIANA ILLINOIS WISCONSIN WYOMING MISSOURI OKLAHOMA COLORADO TENNESSEE Ohio St.

PURDUE WASHINGTON OREGON ARKANSAS-V Ucta Georgia MARYLAND Navy LSU Texas Christian UTAH Southern Cat ARIZONA ST. HAWAII 23 2V4 7 20 9 14 34 4 1iy ion 3V, 26 9 10V) SVt 4 6 10 13 2Vi I 4 Martin. S.D. T. McNair, Hou.

Pickens, On. W. Moore, N.E. Blades. Sea.

Coetes, N.E. Anders, K.C Sharpe, Den. Brisby. N.E. Thigpen, Pit.

Houston Southern Miss. East Carolina Southern Meth. Oklahoma St. NE Louisiana North Texas Texas Mississippi St PITTSBURGH Michigan St. Army Stanford Memphis WASH.

STATE MISSISSIPPI Ouke WAKE FOREST Rice VANOERBILT Fresno St. ARIZONA Oregon St. 20 146 7.3 24 II 229 12.7 61 17 220 12.9 33 17 209 12 3 29 17 201 118 31 17 108 6.4 18 14 249 15.6 49 14 172 101 20 14 171 12 2 23 The NBA Rookie of the Year for 1988-89, Robinson was the league's MVP last season when he averaged 27.6 points, 10.8 rebounds and 3.2 blocked shots. The Spurs were defeated in the Western Conference Finals 4-2 by the eventual champion Houston Rockets. Players will look to change union The vote by NBA players to preserve their union became official Tuesday when the dissident players declined to challenge the results of last week's election.

The dissenting faction, which included Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing, will work within the system to change their union. "The players who filed the petition carefully considered and concluded the best thing for the players was to concentrate their efforts on bringing players together and reforming the players' association," said Jeffrey Kessler, an attorney for the dissident players. "The players don't feel they can be effective if they're divided." After the decertification bid failed, player representatives voted 25-2 Sept 13 to approve a new collective bargaining agreement which was agreed to Aug. 8. The owners approved the six-year agreement 24-5 last Friday, and the league's 254-month lockout ended Monday.

Training camps will open as scheduled Oct 6 and the season will begin on time on Nov. 3. Miller becomes Turner Sports analyst Cheryl Miller joined Turner Sports as a reporter and studio analyst for TNT and TBS on Tuesday, four days after resigning as women's basketball coach at Southern California The Hall of Fame player served as a color commentator with ABC and ESPN before returning to USC in 1993. She led the Trojans to a 44-14 record, a Pacific-10 title in 1994 and two NCAA Tournament berths. "This was a very hard and emotional decision for me," Miller said Friday.

"I've had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity presented to me, one that was very difficult to pass up. Coaching at USC was a great experience and 111 always have ties to the university." Junior Varsity VOLLEYBALL Maclav Wakulla 15-8, 15-17 Marianna d. Shanks 15-0, 7-15 Arma Chattahoochee 1S-I, 15-3 Carter-Parramore MS d. TaHavana Chr. 15-4.

13-15. 14-14 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE 'S NO Yds LG Avej 11 528 59 48.0 19 872 56 45.9 12 549 60 45 8 9 410 69 45 4 17 749 59 44.1 20 173 63 43.7 13 551 56 42.4 II 757 51 42.1 10 12 TRANSACTIONS Rouen, Den. Aguiar. Johnson, Gn. Gardocki.

kid. Tuten. Sea. Barker, Jac Kidd, Mia. Camartllo, Hou.

Tupa. Cle. Bennett. S.D. Texas-El Paso x-at East Rutherford.

J. v-al Little Rock. Ark. Tuesday's deals New Jersey 2 8 0 4 7 3 Ptwadeiphia 2 1 0 4 7 5 Florida 1 1 0 2 4 7 NY Islanders 1 1 0 2 7 6 Tampa Bay 0 0 0 0 0 0 Washington 0 1 0 0 3 4 NY Rangers 0 2 0 0 3 7 leartlieail Division Montreal 2 0 I 4 10 4 Buffalo 1 0 0 2 5 4 Boston 1 1 0 2 7 7 Hartford 1112 7 7 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0 8 0 Ottawa I I I 2 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central DivisaM TPtS OF GA Dallas 1117 3 Toronto 1 1 0 2 4 2 Detroit I I 7 4 Chicago I I 1 3 Winnipeg 1110 4 4 SI. Louis I 7 I I 4 9 PaoUc Ohnsioa Edmonton 2 114 9 4 Vancouver 1 1 0 2 3 1 Calgary 1112 7 7 Los AngekH I I I Ananeim 110 117 San Jos I 1 I I 1 Colorado I 7 I I I 10 17 712 56 419 14 469 56 41J Chicago at St.

Louis. 1 p.m. New Orleans at New York Giants, 1 P.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 1 pm. Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 1 New York Jets at Atlanta.

4 p.m. Denver at San Otego. 4 m. Houston at 4 P-m. Kansas Gty at Cleveland, 4 m.

Arizona at Dallas. 4 pjr FtMiaeeiohia at Oakland. 4 p.m. Oreen Bay at Jacksonville, pm Monday's game San Francisco at Detroit. 9 pjn.

OM dates BASEBALL Sunday's games American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES Sent Klmera Bar-lee, outfielder, to the Minnesota Twins to complete the trade for Scott Enckson, Quin (3-8) 44.20, S3 Trl (3-1-2) 247 40. tl Trl (2-3-8) 1339 70, Dally Double (4-3) J147.20 THIRD 1451 Grade Time: 31.71 (3) Topper Tramp 3.80 7.20 3.80 (7) Chained a.40 (2) Meaa Smokin 11.00 Quin (3-7) 59.20, S2 Trl (3-7-2) 441 .90, SI Trl (2-3-7) 320.90. Imperfecta (3-7-2-any) 1700.60 FOURTH 1451 Grade Time: 31J4 (a) Carson City Fame 10.60 5 0 3.80 (8) Go One Better 13.20 7.80 (1) Cm Cookie 5.20 OuM (4-1) 37.10, S2 Trl (4-1-1) 192.40, II Trl (1-4-8) 94.20. Supertecta (4-4-I-7) 5738.40 FIFTH 1451 Grade Time: 31.53 (7) Paper Jam 1.00 4.00 4.40 (2) My Dad Chris 1.40 10.40 (1) Task Iron Liege Outa (2-7) 11.20. S3 Tri (7-2-1) 13080.

II Tri (1-2-7) 45.40 SIXTH 1651 Grade Time: 31.45 (3) Sdt Night Magic 3.80 3.10 2.40 (7) Gin With A Twist 15.20 140 (6) Tl Christopher 3.40 Quin (3-7) 40.00. 2 Tri (3-7-4) 250.40, II Tri (3-4-7) 125.30, Supertecta (3-7-6-4) S41640 SEVENTH 1451 Grade Tana: 31.41 (5) Ski's Wildman 3JU 320 2.80 (2) Sweet Smart 12.80 4.00 (8) Norms Partner 2.60 Quin (2-5) 27.80. S2 Trl (5-2-1) 111.00, tl Trl (2-5-1) 55.50 EIGHTH 1651 Grade A Time: 31.17 (I) Stale Written 13.00 2.20 2.40 (5) Zemme Dido 6-6G 3.00 0) Jn) Justin Time 400 Ouin (5-1) 15 40, 52 Trl Cl-S-I) 14.40. tl Trl (1-5-41 42 20. Supertecta (1-5-1-7) 1141.40 NINTH 1451 Grade Tuna: 3171 (5) Mi TinkerbeM 49 20 10.10 7.60 (I) Hobos Tin star lOJO 13.40 (3) JCs Trumpet OuM (5-1) 103.40.

a Trl (S--anr) 1436.20. II Tri (anv-S-41 711.10 TENTH 1151 Grade Time: 3143 (I) Sylvia's Code 4J0 3 80 (5) Dean Shooter 1340 (4) Sparkle Wonder 500 Quin (5-1) 23.20. 12 Tri II-5-41 47 .00. tl Trl (5-4-1) 23 50. Supertecta (1-5-4-3) 1850 40 ELEVENTH 1451 Grade A Tana: 31 -H f7) Frank Blair UJa) 7 JO (3) Gopher The Mick 3.20 340 (4) LI Yolanda 4 80 Quin (3-7) 60 00.

a Tri (7-3-anv) 1 42 JO. II Tri (3-any-7) 71.40. Supertecta (7-3-4-4) t643 30 TWELFTH Grade Time: 39.71 (4) Sly Agressor 1400 1 1 .20 480 (I) Make A Match 17) Noble Fran ja Quin (4-4) 21.80. t2 Tri (6-1-7) 129 4a. tl FOOTBALL Buffalo, Carolina.

tnotanapotit, Miami. PITTSBURGH 4y Minnesota Y. GIANTS i 3 New OneanS ST. LOUIS IVi Chicago TAMPA BAY Washington SAN DIEGO 4 Denver DALLAS 14 Arizona OAKLAND 7 Philadelpnia ATLANTA Jets CLEVELAND 3Vi Kansas City CINCINNATI 4 Houston Green Bay nv, JACKSONVILLE Mender's game San Francisco II DETROIT New England. Seattle.

NEW YORK JETS Waived Glenn Cadrez. Hneoacker. and Alfred Ogiesov, defensive tackle. Signed Cnad Cascadden, linebacker, off the practice squad. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Agreed 10 terms wan Darren Perry, safety, on a tour-year Monday's late NFL Dolphins 23, SteeJers 10 (10 7 14 1 23 HOME TEAM CAPS NOTE: Games against non ML I do not count stawioings COLLEGE Ohnsioa l-AA poll Mia FG StovanovKb 37.

4cS2. NO Yds A L6 TO Coleman. SO. i 9 140 17J 1 Hastings, Pit. 9 127 14.1 721 1 tVcpyn, Oak.

7 96 13.7 31 Gray, Hou. to 107 10 7 19 0 McOutfie. Mia. 4 57 9.5 24 Howard. Jac 4 48 8.0 17 Burr.

Buf. 7 53 741 IS I Vanevir, K.C 14 97 4.9 14 I Galloway. Sea. 36 60 IS I Carter. NY-J 7 41 5.9 9 I KaatafetJrtV LVtlasTawaWS HO Yds Ant LG TD Humphrey, kid.

4 134 33.5 44 I Vane. II. K.C I 253 II A 991 I w. Jacxson. Jac 4 1)1 793 47 Kaufman.

Oak. ft 159 263 37 Mugttl, E. 4 151 25 2 31 Harris, Sea. 199 34.9 3S Maoum. Den.

IB 245 24 5 3t Warren. Ind. I 190 231 34 Coleman. S.D. 711 2IJ 41 a McCaraetl.

Cle. 5 108 216 21 I AFC SCORING TD M4t Rac Ret Pis Davis. Den. 4 3 I 6 74 Fryar. Mia.

4 4 24 W. Davis. KX. I 1 II Faust, kid. 1 2 I 18 Jackson, Cat.

3 3 0 18 McCardM. Cat 1 1 II Mater. Den. 3 3 I la Parmalee. Mia.

3 3 I I 18 Pickens. Gn. 3 I 3 18 Wkson. NY-J 3 I. 3 8 II Mia Parmalee 2 run ISloyanovich kictel.

pit FG NJohnson 40. 1236. I Mia Kirby 20 pass tram Marino (Sloyan-dvich kick). 13 BROWN Named Roger Marandino strength and corkditioning coach. CORNELL Named Tony Johnson men's heaw yMfeignf crew coach.

INDIANA, PA. Named Todd Landrey men's assistant baskefbaH coacri-JACKSONVILLE Named Richard Paige soorts iofcxmafton director and Brian tremund assistant sports frriormation FLORIDA IWia 4K SlovarovMi 3, 531. Recant Pts Prv Boston 4, St. Louis 2 1. McNeese Stale (58) 3-0-1 147? I piuaoxm 3.

Detroit 2 2 Appatachian St. (41 3-0-1 1747 1 Tampa Bay 4. Atlanta (SHL) I I Bon state (4) 3-4-0 197 I Sunday's ntsuas 4 Marshall (4) 2-1-1 1441 4 Denes 7, Ananern 3 S. Stephen F. Austin (II 3-0-4 1594 5 Faroe 6.

Menders 5, OT 4. Montana I-l-a 137 7 PrMaceNOhia 4. Wasrangwi 3, OT 7. Trey State 3-- 1403 Hertford 4 Calgary 3 I. James MaoHon 2-1-4 1271 8 Buffalo 5.

St. Louis 4. OT 9 Eastern Kentucky 2-1-41 1201 9 Detroit 5. Boston 3 10. Soutnem u.

(II 3-4-0 1146 M) Montreal 4. Colorado 3 II Delaware 1-4-4 list II Edmonton 3. Chicago 2 12. Central Ftaraka J-4-4 974 Vancouver 3. San Jose I 13.

Idano l-l-O 900 it Manual's mum 1 Youngstown State 1-2-0 774 IS Calgary 4. Hantord 3 IS. Boston u. 2 4-4 77 II Montreal 4. Colorado 3 14.

Pennsylvania 1 4-4 704 17 Toronto A Ottawa 2 17. Richmond 3-4H 433 3 Y. Islanders 2. Florida 18- Georgia Southern 2-1-1 572 13 New Jersey J. Y.

Rangers 1 It. Murray 51 3-9 4 471 14 Edmonton 4. (Knrapea 4 Mia FG SMvanovtcn 21. 104. PS) Mies 27 pass from Miller (NJohnson DOG RACING tbckl, 8-M JCKC Volleyball team loses to Stetson Brand! Charleston had 15 kills and Emerald Smith had 20 digs, but the Florida volleyball team lost a long match to Stetson, 15-6, 11-15.

15-10 1-15, 15-12 Tuesday. Tracy Parker totalled 46 assists for FAMU (2-6) in A 72.474 I Ft) Mia downs 21 5 jshes-vards 22-eS 30-44 Pssaing 21 2 jrtf Returns 4-28 2-19 Returns e-W 3-44 MONOAY-S RESULTS FIRST USf Grade Tane 31-54 Ml Ryan's Sheaa 25 II al 3(1 ill cmcai OsMon ua lte Tri 14-7-1) 44.71, Suoertecta (6-1-7-5) IIIS-OO. Tit-Super Carryover t22.M7.OI the match that lasted 2 hours. 1 minute Kelly Russell had 16 kills and Tanya Roe had 41 1-S00-8S3-78S9 S5( per minute assists for Stetson (5-3). Democrat staff and news-service reports.