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Daily Record. Morris County, N.J., Tuesday, January 30, 1990 B5 SCOREBOARD NBA NHL LINE ft I' Bruins 2 Standings Standings If v- I 1 JJ 4 S4" in9 fJ' J- ft- NBA Today SCOREBOARD Utah at Portland (10:30 m. EST). The Midwest Oiviaion-leading Jazz (29-11. third-beat in the NBA) nave won nine of 17 road games while the Trail Blazers (30-1 1 second-besttare 20-2 at home.

STAR Sunday Larry Bird and Robert Parish. Boston: Bird had 22 points and 13 assists and Pariah added 17 pomta. 11 rebounds and lour blocks as the Celtics beat Phoenix 126-118. SUPER RECORD Boston's 126-118 victory over Phoenix onSundaywasits eighth in a row on Super Bowl Sunday and improved the Celtics' overall record in matinee games on the day of the NFL championship game to 1 2-8. SWISHt Kevin McHale of Boston, 1-lor-24 In his career from 3-polnt range with his only connection coming during the 1983-84 season, surprised Phoenix on Sunday when ha let fly and connected from behind the arc in the first quarter of the Celtics' 126-118victory.

SPECTRUMS Three teams the NBA had a winning percentage above .700 through games of Sunday. All three the Lakers Trail Blazers (.732) and Jazz (.725) are In the Western Conference. Five teams had three or fewer road victo-riea. AH five the Hornets (1), the Thtv-berwolves, SuperSonics and Kings (2) and the Warriors (3) are in the Western Conference. STREAKS Phoenix's loss at Boston Garden was its second straight following a dub-record and NBA season-high 10 game winning streak.

Philadelphia has won eight straight and pulled to within a game of division-leading New York in the Atlantic Division. Utah's nine straight melons gave the Jazz a two-game lead over San Antonio in the Midwest Division. SPEAKING "It doesn't do any good to play the way we did today and play like we did in Washington the other night. The way we play is pathetic sometimes." Kevin McHale of Boston, which lost 99-98 to struggling Washington earlier in the week. ML Thorpe to another 49er AN FRANCISCO quarterback Joe Montana, the top-rated I passer in NFL history, was selected the winner of the 1989 Jim Thome TroDhv as "Most Valuable Player in the NFL.

It marks the third straight time a 49er has won the award. The Jim Thorpe Athletic Club of Oklahoma City presents the award. Montana was selected in voting by members of the NFL Players Association. He led the 49ers to a 14-2 record during the regular season, completed 71 percent of his passes, led the 49ers to a 55-1 0 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXIV and was named Super Bowl MVP for a record third time. At one point during the season, he completed 150 passes without an interception.

The Jim Thorpe Trophy was started in 1955. Since 1987, presentation of the trophy has been a joint project of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, the NFLPA and the Jim Thorpe Club. San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice won the award in 1 988 and teammate Roger Craig won in 1987. WALES CONFERENCE PatMck DMtiofi TPta OP OA 24 22 8 83 199 169 24 21 63 192 188 Ranger 20 22 49 184 173 Pittsburgh 22 24 4 48 203 221 Washington 22 26 4 48 185 188 PtWadelpma 19 28 7 45 184 180 AoaneOmajfM Boston 31 16 8 67 190 147 Buffalo 28 17 6 82 177 160 Montreal 28 21 6 58 175 159 Hartford 23 22 51 173 173 Quebec 9 34 6 24 159 240 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE f' TPs OP OA Chicago 28 19 4 60 207 187 Toronto 27 23 1 55 227 223 St Louis 22 21 7 51 177 169 Minnesota 23 26 3 49 174 192 Detroit 17 27 6 40 179 202 Smytha Division Edmonton 26 16 9 61 203 168 Calgary 24 15 13 61 213 173 Winnipeg 23 21 8 52 178 188 Los Angeles 21 23 8 48 219 208 Vancouver 14 29 9 37 152 192 Saturday's Game Boston 2, Philadelphia 1 Islanders 9, Pittsburgh 3 Hartford 6. Chicago 4 Detroit 8, Quebec 6 Calgary 3, Minnesota 1 Montreal 5, Toronto 3 Edmonton 8, Vancouver 2 Winnipeg 3.

St. Louis 3. tie Rangers 3. Los Angeles 1 Sunday's Games Washington 7, Philadelphia 2 Devils 4. Islanders 4.

tie Buffalo 7, Pittsburgh 2 Yeateroey's Games Lata Gam Not Included Boston 2, Montreal 1 Winnipeg at Minnesota, (n) Today's Qamas Edmonton at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Buffalo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. St. Louie at lelandera, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.

7:35 p.m. Devils at Loe Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 1 0:35 p.m. NHL Today SCOREBOARD New Jersey at Los Angela (10:35 p.m. EST).

The Devils are 1-8-2 at the Forum since moving from Colorado 1982 exactly the same record the Kings have at their last 11 games overall. New Jersey won both previous meetings this season in the Meadowlands. STATS Rick Vaive scored his 20th and 21st goals in a 7-2 victory over Pittsburgh on Sunday and has scored at least 20 goals in each ol his 11 NHL New Jersey is 2-38-5 lifetime at the Nassau Coliseum after a 4-4 tie with the New York Islanders. The tie also ended the Islanders nine-game home winning streak. STREAKS Pittsburgh's Mario Lemieux tied the NHL'a second-longest consecutive gam point-scoring streak in the Penguins' '-2 loss at Buffalo on Sunday.

Lemieux third-period goal gave him at least one point in each of hia last 39 gamea, tying a streek set by Wayne Gretzky In 1985-66. Gretzky holds the record at 51 gamea. Buffalo snapped a five-game home losing streak by beating Pittsburgh. SHOTS ON GOAL New Jersey held the New York Islanders without a shot for the first 7:32 of the second period, then wnt shottess for the first 1 1 23 of the final period in their 4-4 tie. Pittsburgh Is 7-8-1 when outshooting its opponents.

SWINGS Washington's Geoff Cowman has eight goals in the six games since Terry Murray took over as coach. Prior to that, ft had one goal in 12 games. SLAP SHOTS Bryan Trottier of the New York lalanders scored his 497th and 498th career goals Sunday. Ha has tour goals his last six games. Philadelphia is laat in the Pstrick Division with a 19-26-7 record despite having outscored its opponents 1 84-1 80.

SLUMPS Philadelphia is 1 -9-3 in its last 13 games. New Jersey Is 2-tor-29 on the power play in its last six gamea. STATUS Toronto's Wendel Clark will miss the rest of the season after suffsring a partially torn knee ligament Friday against New Jersey. The Maple Leeta also win be without their second-leading scorer. Ed Oczyk, who sprained hia knee against th Devils and is expected to miss a road tnp this week to Detroit and Winnipeg.

EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pel OB Kniclit 27 IS M3 Philadelphia 26 16 .619 1 Boston 29 16 .610 1V Washington 15 28 .349 12vt Nate 12 29 .293 1V Miami 9 35 .205 19 (Antral Division Detroit 29 14 .674 Chicago 27 15 .643 IVi Milwaukee 24 19 .558 5 Indiana 23 19 .548 5Vk Atlanta1 21 18 .538 6 Cleveland 18 23 .439 10 Orlando 12 30 .286 16Va WESTERN CONFERENCE MidwaatOMaiofi Pel OB Utah 29 11 .725 San Antonio 27 13 .675 2 Denver. 23 19 ,.548 7 DaUas 22 20 .524 8 Koustan 20 22 .476 10 Charlotte 8 32 .200 21 Minnesota 8 33 .195 21Vi Pacific Division A Lakers 31 9 .775 Portland 30 11 .732 11 Phoenix 24 16 .600 7 Seattle 19 21 .475 12 Qpjden State 19 22 .463 12V4 LACIippers 18 23 .439 13V Sacramento 12 29 .293 19V Philadelphia 1 25. Washington 101 Sacramento 92. Charlotte 85 Atlanta 11 4, Orlando 96 Cleveland 91. Indiana 84 Delrpit 85.

Minnesota 83 Chicago 110. Natal 07 Dallas 99. Houston 92 Kmcks 11 O.Denver 96 Utah 144. Milwaukee 96 Seattle 1 09 San Antonio 98 Portland 1 18. Los Angeles Clippers 1 1 5 Sunday'sQame (Boston 1 26.

Phoenix 1 1 8 Yeaterday'aQamea Late Qamas Not Included Minnesota 109. Sacramento 91 Atlanta at Chicago, (n) mats at Dallas, (n) San Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, (n) -i. Today's Games Indiana at Orlando, Cleveland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta. Sacramentoat Milwaukee, tiers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m.

tea Angeles Lakers at Los Angeles Clippers, 1630pm. Utah at Portland. 10:30 p.m. NBA Leaders NEW YORK NBA individual field goal percentage, rebounding and assist leaders through games ol Jan. 28: Scoring OFQFTPtsAvg Jordan.

Chi. 42 519 312 1402 33.4 Malone.Utah 40 450 342 1249 31.2 Ewing.N.Y. 42 446 249 1141 27.2 Mullin.G S. 41 387 254 1077 26.3 Chambers. Phoe.

40 379 269 1036 259 Wilkma.Atl. 38 373 197 972 25.6 Bar kley. Phil. 40 345 293 986 24.7 Miller, Ind. 42 353 234 1015 24.2 Campbell.

Minn. 40 362 214 945 23 6 Robinson, S.A. 40 315 301 931 23 3 42 398 179 976 23.2 His, Sea. 32 289 119 741 23.2 Malone.Vvash. 40 393 138 924 23.1 Drexler.Port.

36 334 157 831 23.1 Bird. Bos. 37 338 147 849 22 9 Harper. LAC 35 301 182 798 22 8 McDaniel.Sea. 39 359 162 882 22.6 Richmond.

G.S. 39 310 221 861 22.1 TJsdale.Sac. 40 365 152 882 22.1 Cummings.S.A. 40 348 163 871 21.8 Field Goal Percentage FQFOAPC1 345 557 .619 286 477 .600 164 276 .594 450' 763 .590 158 282 .560 210 362 .550 196 357 .549 387 710 .545 224 413 .542 272 502 .542 Bark ley. Phil.

Patnti.fios. West, Phoe. Maiorw, Utah Donaldson. Dall. Williams.

Port. Paxson.Chi. Oakley. N.Y. Homacek, Phoe.

Rebounding GOHDefTotAvg Olajuwon.Hou. 42 Berkley, Phil. 40 411 565 13 5 279 279 312 339 278 293 470 11 8 440 11.6 457 11.4 444 11 1 432 105 450 105 427 10.2 374 10 1 404 10.1 Oakley, N.Y. Robinson. S.A.

Mtlone. Utah Parish. Bos. SMaly.Mia. gyring, N.V.

Donldsn.Dal. West. Phoe 291 289 Baseball Senior Professional Baseball Standings Northern Division Pet GB x-St. Petersburg 43 27 .614 Orlando 35 34 .507 7Vk Bradenton 35 35 .500 8 Winter Haven 28 41 .406 14V Southern Division Pet GB x-W. Palm Beach 50 20 .714 Fort Myers 35 34 .507 14Vi Gold Coast 31 37 .456 18 St.

Lucie 20 49 .290 29Va x-clinched division. Saturday's Games St Petersburg 8 Orlando 4 Winter Haven 3. Bradenton 2 St Lucie 7, Gold Coast 2 Fort Myers 1 4, West Palm Beach 7 Sunday's Games Orlando 1 1 St. Petersburg 5 Bradenton 2, Winter Ha van 1 Gold Coast 7. St.

Lucie 7. 5 innings, he West Palm Beach 5. Fort Myers 3 Yeaterday'eGame St. Petersburg 7, Bradenton 5, 1 st Game St. Petersburg 9, Bradenton 6 Gold Coast at Fort Myers Winter Haven at Orlando Yesterday's Linescores At Bradenton, Fla.

First Game St. Petersburg 200 100 002 11 1 Bradenton 411 001 00a 7 7 1 Williams and Virgil: Peterson, D'Aquiato (6). Lysander (9) and Cliburn. Peterson, 4-2 Williams. 2-3.

Sv Lysander (8) HRs St. Petersburg, Benton (3). Bradenton, Nordhagen 2 (8). Second Gam St. Petersburg 010 001 1306 17 0 Bradenton 440 001 OOi 16 0 Larch, Rajich (7) and Lowry: Kravec.

Kison (7). Lysander (8) and Kelly. Kravec. 6-4. Lerch.

4-5. Sv Lysander (9) HRs St. Petersburg, Johnson 2 (5). Bradenton, torg (2). A 601 Lysander recorded his ninth save for Bradenton.

Lamar Johnson hit two home runs and Roy Howell went 4-for-4 for the St. Petersburg. Transactions BASEBALL American League MILWAUKEE BREWERS Signed and Mike Birkbeck, pitcher, and Edgar Diaz, Infielder, toone-yearcontracts. MINNESOTA TWINS Signed Rick Aguilera and Paul Abbott, pitchers, to one-year contracts. SEATTLE MARINERS Agreed to terms with Scott Bankhead.

pitcher, and David Valle, catcher, on one-year contracts. TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms with Cecil Esdv, outfielder, on a one-year contract. National League CINCINNATI REDS Agreed to terms with Herm Winmngham, outfielder, on a two-yearcontract. 4 NEW YORK METS Invited Rocky ChH-dree and Manny Homandei, pitchers; Orlando Mercado, catcher, and Darren Reed, outfielder, to spring training. Named Stan Phillip administrative aa-aistant I or scouting end minor leagues: SAN DIEGO PADRES Agreed to terms with Mike Pagliarulo, third baseman, on a one-year contract.

HOCKEY National Hockey League EDMONTON OILERS Called up Randy Exelby. goaltander, from Phoenix of the International Hockey League. Sent Ekton "Pokey'' Reddick, goaltender, to Phoenix. BASKETBALL FavortM Underdog Harvarl MASS SetonHal Houston Dayton DARTMOUTH 8Vt Connecticut 2Vi GEORGETOWN 13 TEXAS 9 NOTRE DAME Island 2 STB' VENTURE VILLANOVA 3 Providence WVirgmia 12 DUOUESNE ALABAMA 12Vi Florida NEW MEXICO 3 Tex -El Paso Favorite Point Underdog Cleveland 3 MIAMI ATLANTA 2Vt Detroit Indiana 2 ORLANDO MILWAUKEE 11 Sacramento PHOENIX 15 New Jersey PORTLAND 4 VI Utah LA Lakers 3Vi LA CUPPERS NHL HOCKEY Favorit Goals Underdog Buffalo E-Vi QUEBEC PITTSBURGH Vi-1 Philadelphia NY ISLANDERS 1-1V Si Lours Los Angeles 1-1V4 New Jersey TODAY'SPtCKS: i HOOPS: Phoenix, 2 -Home team i CAPS 't COLLEGE Basketball Top Twenty-Five Th Top Twenty Five teams in th Associated Press college basketball poll, with first-place vote in parentheses, records through Jan. 28, total pomta baaed on 25- 24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-18-15-14-13- 12-11-10-9-6-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and last week's ranking: Record 19- 1 20- 1 17-2 15-3 Pts Pvs 1,569 1 ft 1.510 2 ri 1,349 6 1 285 7 0 1.

Missouri (59) 2. Kansas(4) 3. Arkansas 4. Michigan 6 Duka 6 Georgetown 7. Syracuse 6.

Purdue 9. Oklahoma lOLouisvni 11. Illinois 12. UNLV 13. Connecticut 14.

LSU 15 La Sane 16. UCLA 17 Georgia Tech 18. St. John's 19. Minnesota 20.

Loyola Mary. 21.0regonSL 22. Indiana 23. Xavier.Ohk 24Anzona 164 1.223 8 it 15-2 1.190 3 14- 3 1,141 11 -3 15- 2 1,034 13 1 14-Z W9 I 14-3 154 14-4 17-3 14- 4 15- 1 14-3 12- 4 17-4 14- 4 15- 3 15-3 13- 4 15-2 12-4 991 4. 969 10 936 5 819 20 779 16 634 18 a S47 23 522 13 502 15 480 21 25.

North Carotin 154 Other receiving votes: Michigan St. 1 56V Alabama 106. New Mexico SI. 77, N. Carolina St.

44, Texas 23, Bngham Young 15, Idaho 11, Providence 7, Clemson 5, Pittsburgh 5, Colorado St. 4. Virginia 4, Hawaii 3, Louisiana Tech 3. VManova 3. E.

Tennessee St. 1, Georgia 1. Holy Cross 1. Mem-phi St. 1 Southern 1 Scoreboard EAST Delaware 70, Navy 51 Holy Cross 82.

New Hampshire 59 Princeton 75, Susquehanna 38 Spring Garden 58. Delaware Val. 57 Springfield 49, Bryant 45 Syracuse 70, St John's 65 New England 93, Roger Williams 61 W. Virginia St. 76.

Shepherd 68 Wheeling Jesuit 1 00, West Libarry 66 SOUTH BaptistColl Columbus 80.SC -Aiken 65 Kentucky 67 Middle Tem. 51 Tennessee St. 99, Marshall 88 East Carolina 71, County 49 LaGrange 65. Shorter 62 Maryland 89, Virginia Tech 80 Old Dominion 76, Richmond 74, OT Pembroke St 84, N.C.-Greensboro 76 Shenandoah 64. Lincoln, Pa 69 South Carolina 75, Augusta 50 South Florida 68, Va Commonwealth 85' Tennessee Tech 1 06.

Morehead St. 95 Tn -Chattanooga 83, Furman 82 VMI 73, Appalachian St. 71 W. Carolina 72 62 MIDWEST Iowa 77. Cleveland St.

75 Tulsa 36, Drake 30 Youngstown St. 95, NE Illinois 79 (2:30) 11:00 MSO SportsOesk (0:05) 11:08 MSO Wrestling Spotlight (I 00) 11:30 CNN Sports Towght ESlN SportsCntor imo ESPN Auto Racing Off-Road Grand Prix. From Los Angeles. (R) (1:00) 12KM) MSO Harness Racing From The rtMCtonenda(0-55) 1.00 ESPNUSHRA Mud and Monster Truck Racing Best ot 89. (1 00) SCInside Racing Horse racing highlights from across the country.

(R) MO ESPN NBA Today CNN Sports LraTsyniojhl KSIN SportsConlSf oo ESPNSpcrtaLook ESPN CoSege fiawketbel FkxkJa at Alabama. From Tuscaloosa, Ala. (R)(2 00) 391 22 305 17 2 301 12 185 25 180 19 175 Canadiens 1 Boston 10 12 Montreal 1 0 01 First Period 1, Boston, Neety 35 (Jenney. Carpenter). 6.20 (pp).

2. Montreal, Richer 17:04. Penalties Carpenter, Bo (hooking), Svoboda. Mon (holding). 5: 1 1 Gould.

Bo, double minor (roughing), 7:36: Ludwig. Mon. double minor (roughing), 7:36: D.Sweeney, Bos (high-sticking), 8 59; CourtneH, Mon (cross-checking), 6:59: Byers. Bos (hooking), 10.00: Ometta, Bo (roughing), Chekoe, Mon (high-sticking). 13:03: Gould.

Bo, double minor (elbowing, roughing). Byers, Bos, maxy-game misconduct (fighting), Galley, Bo (unsportsmanlike conduct), Martinson, Mon, minor-makx (roughing, fighting), Ewen, Mon, major-game misconduct (fighting), Crnkos, Mon (unsportsmankka conduct), 17:41. Second Period Nona Pananj- Letebvre. Mon (cross-checking), Carpenter, Boa, major -game misconduct (high-sticking), Corson, Mon (mtar-terence), Christian, Bos (holding), 17:44. Third Period 3, Boston, Bourqu 14 (Neely.

Jannay), 12:59 (pp). Penalties Gould, Boa Carbonneau. Mon. rrajorgam misconduct (high-sticking), Moog. Bo, served by Jannay (roughing), Gouk).

Boa, major (fighting) 1 9: 18; Corson, Mon (roughing), 19: 18; Richer, Mon, minor-major (instigator, fighting). 19:18. Shots on goal Boston 7-8-720. Montreal 8-7-11-26. Power-play Opportunities Boston 2 of Goalies Boston, Moog.

19-7-4 (26 shots-25 saves). Montreal, Roy, 16-11-2 (20-18). A 17,674. Referee BM McCreary. Linesmen Gerard Gauthier.

Ray ScapmeHo. NHL Leaders NEW YORK Th National Hockey League's scoring and goaltending leaders, through games of Sunday, Jan. 28: Scoring OmGAPtaPim Lemieux. Pit 50 36 64 100 76 Gretzky, LA 50 28 71 99 38 Messier, Edm 51 29 55 84 48 60 80 48 78 Yzarman.Dat 50 35 42 77 71 HuH.StL 50 45 29 74 18 LaFontalne.NYl 52 43 29 72 38 Robrtaille.LA 50 35 34 69 30 51 24 44 88 18 Kurri.Edm SO 25 42 67 32 Francis, Hid 50 20 47 67 34 Oatss.StL 50 13 52 65 16 Savard.Chl 48 21 42 63 50 Leeman.Tor 51 32 30 62 34 Sake. Que 49 27 35 62 18 Tocchet.Pta 47 26 36 62 146 Neely.

Bos 49 34 27 81 75 Bellows, Mm 52 33 26 81 38 Oczyk, Tor 50 24 37 61 36 Corley.Pit 50 19 41 60 71 BOXING Fight Schedule Jan. SO At Osaka. Japan. Satosni Shmoaki, Japan, vs. Romeo Opriaa.

Phikpinas, 1 2, for th vacant IBF Intercontinental junior bantamweight title. Jan 31 At Sydney, Australia, Guy Waters, Australia, vs. Yawe Davis. Uganda, for Waters' Commonwealth agnt heavyweight true. Feb.

2 At Bally La Vegas. Roger May-weather. Las Vegas, vs. Joe Rivera, New York, tO.superlights, Feb.3 At Trump Plaza, Atlantic City, N.J., Hector "Macho" Camacho. New York, vs.

Vinrty Pazienza, Cranston, R.I., 12, tor Camacho WBO junior welterweight bite; Pemetl Whitaker. Norfolk, vs. Fred Pendelton, 12, for Whitaker'e IBF and WBC lighyveight titles; Michael Moorer, Detroit, vs. MarceHus Allen, Oregon, 12, for Moorer WBO light heavyweight title. At Hynea Convention Center, Boston, Mike McCsllum, Jamaica, vs.

Steve Collins. Ireland. 12, for McCallum's WBA middleweight title. Feb. 4 At the Las Vegas Wilton.

Jorge Paaz, Mexico, vs. Troy Oorsey, Dallas, 12, for Paaz' IBF featherweight till. Calendar ON THE AIR 7 KM ESPNSportsCerrter MSG SporttOeek (0:05) SC Sports Nightty 7:09 MSG Tennis Magazine (0:25) 7:30 ESPNCofege BaakelbaR Houston at Texas. From Austin, Texas. (Live) (2:00) MSO Boitng; The Sweet Science (R) SC Horse Racing From Gulf-stream Park 1M WTBSNBA Baaketbal Detroit Pistons at Atlanta Hawks.

From the Omni. (Uv (2:15) MSO College Baeketbal West Virginia at Duquesne. (Live) (2:00) SCCotege Baaketbal Seton Hal at Georgetown. (Live) (2:00) S0 ESPN College Besketbal Florida at Alabama. From Tuscaloosa, Ala.

(Live) (2:00) IfeOO MSO Yankee Magazine SC Sports Nightly 130 MSOWldNfeof North America SC NHL Hockey New Jersey Davis at Los Angeles Kings. (Live) At The Meadowlands i J- (.,. Vi J0 TENNIS Nutri-Metics Interna tional AUCKLAND, New Zealand Results yesterday from the $75,000 Nutri-Metics international women's tennis tournament (seedings in'parentheses): First Round Claudine Telolea, New Zealand, del. Emanuela Zardo. Switzerland, 7-6 (7-0), 6-1.

Sandra Wasserman, Belgium, def. Krie-tine Radford, Australia 8-1 6-1 Louise Field, Australia, def. Celine Cohen, Switzerland. 6-1 Leila Meshki (2). Soviet Union, def.

Fed-erica Bonsignori, Italy. today In Sports Jan.M 1971 UCLA, behind Curtis Rowe's 28 points, starts its record 88-geme winning streak with a 74-81 victory over Cal-Santa Barbara. 1983 John Riggins rushes for a Super Bowl-record 166 yards on 38 carries to spark the Washington Redskins to a come-from-behind. 27-17 victory over the Miami Dolphins. For Riggins, voted the game's most valuable player, It ia hie fourth consecutive 1 00-yard rushing game during th playoffs.alsoarecord.

Money Leaders Jockey Mnts 1st 2nd 3rd Purses Santos 1,454 285 238 218 13.838.389 Day 1,349 383 255 198 13,313.946 Corderol.224 246 212 165 12.219.159 McCrron1153 232 190 146 11,554.202 Delhsy 1371 248 216 203 11511.616 Pincay 1,594 298 224 212 11,361.610 Stevens 1,553 262 268 208 10.271,281 Desormex 2312 597 385 309 9.069.623 Valenzuel 984 147 142 113 8.209.535 Krone 1,673 366 287 235 8.031,445 Starta let ind 3rd Puree Lukas 1.373 303 228 160 $15. ,977.588 ,273,381 .306.888 378.265 ,670.678 Whttnohm 422 85 67 60 11 McGaughy 178 55 30 30 8. Drysdale 255 65 39 33 5, McAnally 452 90 55 53 4 Attfiek) 307 61 57 41 4 114,349 Schutnoler 407 59 64 48 3. Mott 418 103 75 65 3. Lundy 212 40 30 31 2.

,559.574 541.066 ,729.955 ,687,076 Skiffington 425 79 55 48 2, Sts Sunday Silence 9 Easy Goer 11 Prized 7 With Approval 10 Steinlen 11 Bayekoa 11 Yankee AHair 13 Blushing John 10 Open Mind 11 Cryptodearanc 10 let 2nd 3rd Pureea 7 2 0 $4,578,454 3,837.150 1.888.705 1.722.150 1,521,378 1.406.403 1,333.813 1,232,030 1.120,308 1.059.010 HARNESS RACING 1. Goalie Jeff. $1,682,151. 2, Marts Scooter. $1 ,140,994.

3. Dexter Nukes. $1 4. Peace Corps. $1 ,002,701 5.

The Pocket. $792,422. 6. Sandman Hanover. $767.1 53.

7, Kentucky Spur. $723,945. 8, Park Avenue Joe. $666,31 1. 9.

Bruce a Lady. $628,925. 10. Armbro Feather. $587,405.

1. John Campbell. $9.738,450. 2. Michel Lachanca.

$7,477.749. 3. Herve Fikon. 4. Doug Brown.

$5.1 35, 1 41 5, Bin DonneH, $4,681,195. 6. Bid Fahy, ,420. 7. Cat Manzi.

$4.479. 1 93. 8, Jack Moiseyev. $4,122,900. 9.

Steve Condren, $3,882.893. 10. Ron Waples. $3,847,495. 1 Herve Fikon.

812. 2. Cat Manzi. 687. 3.

Walter Cass, 673. 4. Jack Moiseyev. 536. 5, Dave Mage.

442. 6. Richard Zeron. 437. 7.

John Campben, 425. 8. Doug Brown. 384. 9.

Michel Lachanca. 369. 10. Don Dancer, 367. OUARTERHORSE LEADERS 1, Strawberry S.

$1235.186. 2. Way Maker. $508.515. 3.

See Me Do It. 4. Moons High. $364.738. 5.

Fots Audition, $346,923. 6. Flomont. $281,512. 7, Deadly Dart.

$279,839 6. Rambac. 9. Mighty Easy Pass, $258,297. 10.

Teller Queen. $250. 729. 1. Jack Brooks.

$2,056,074. 2. Blene Schvanevetdt. $1.884.668. 3.

Bob Batten, $1 .056.960. 4. Amok) Simmons. $896,235. 5.

Caesar Dominguez, $835.918. 6. Bruc Hawkmeon, $771,639. 7. Ed Que.

8. John Hammes. $557,684. (. Rax Brooks, $514,773.

10, Bobby Turner, $491,611 1 Jacky Martm, $1 .659.035. 2. Kip Older. Icksen. $1 ,597.855 3.

Danny Cardoza. $1 4. Edd Garcia. $969,692. 5.

Jam Lackey. $939,883. Roman Figusroa. $862,518. 7, Bruc PHkenton.

$846214. 8. Larry Layton, $832,408. 9, Stave Treasure. $799,750.

10. John Cra ger. $764261. Special Continued from B1 Jan I 30 I 31 I 1 I 2 I 3 4 5 Feb Tut) W)d Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon LA VAN DEVILS 10:30 IOiOS SC.R STL BOS MIN RANOERS 7:30 1:30 7:30 MSO.R MSQ.R MSO.R STL WAS BUF ISLES 7:30 7:30 7:00 SC.R SC.R PHO DEN GS LAL NETS 7:30 9:30 10:30 7:30 SC.R Ch.O.R BOS SAC IND MIA KNICKS 8:00 7:30 7:30 7:30 MSQ2.R MSO.R MSO.R MSO.R NFL NFL Playoff Glance Wildcard Sunday, Dec. 31 NFC Los Angeles Rams 21 Philadelphia 7 AFC Pittsburgh 26, Houston 23, OT Divisional Playoff Saturday, Jan.

AFC Cleveland 34. Buffalo 30 NFC San Francisco 41 Minnesota 1 3 Sunday, Jan. 7 NFC Los Angeles Rams 1 9. Giant 1 3. OT AFC Denver 24, Pittsburgh 23 Conlrnc Championshipe Sunday, Jan.

14 AFC Denver 37, Cleveland 21 NFC San Francisco 30, Los Angeles Rams 3 Super Bowl XXIV Sunday, Jan. 28 AtNewOrteane SanFrancisco55, Denver 10 Pro Bowl Sunday, Feb. 4 At Honolulu AFC v. NFC Entries 1ST Ml 17,500 Con TROT 1 Kitty Coleman. (J Campbell) 15-1 3 Powerful Sahbra.

(R Flis) 20-1 4 Armbro Guaranty, (W Donnell) 8-1 5 Proud Chap. (W 0' Donnell) 1 2-1 6 Keystone Tiger, (M Lachance) 3-1 7 Diamond Jack Al. (R Pierce) 7-2 8 Jet Action. (CEktred) 20-1 15-1 10 Ultimate Kosmos, (W 0' Donnell) 4-1 2ND Ml 116,000 COMFORTER CONSOLATION; PACE 1 Hallview Harmony, (MLachance) 4-1 2 Can Me Cheap. (M Lachanca) 20-1 3 New Reflections, (E Lohmeyer) 9-2 4 Silver Disk, (WFahy) 12-1 5 See Star Amy.

(W Fahy) 3-1 6 Rittenhouse Square. (R Pierce) 8-1 7 Lady Cathara, (J Groff) 1 5-1 8 Come On Skippy, (J Campbell) 6-1 9 Fudge On French, (H Parker) 12-1 1 0 Island Girl (J Moisey ev) 6-1 3RD Ml 87,600 Cond; TROT 1 French 7-2 2 Roz's Joy.lR Remmen) 8-1 4 Keystone Script, (J Plutino) 6-1 5 Supercede Hanover, (J Cameron) 9-2 8-1 7 Spirits Sister, (GWaailuk) 10-1 8 Picasso Kosmos, (N Shoemaker) 12-1 9 Mirthful Score, (J Takter) 15-1 10 Sheer Delight. fJMuH) 20-1 4TH Ml 17,500 Ckng PACE 1 i Snowzy. (J Moiseyev) 6-1 2 Louise Be Sweet, (S Landy) 12-1 3 Hasselblad. (C Manzi) 5-2 4 Dream By 8-1 5 Eyesore, (J Campbell) 4-1 6 Chipsy Spar, (J Sheehan) 7 Hope Chest.

(R Pierce) 30-1 8 Carolsel 0, (J Ouinn) 20-1 12-1 10 Scenic Taffy, (R Pierce) 8-1 STH Ml $10,000 COMFORTER CONSOLATION; PACE 1 Louisamay Hanover, (W Fahy) 4-1 2 Yankee Desire. (P Ruscitto) 3 Shoo Fly Dshrtm, (J Moiseyev) 7-2 4 Scarlet Burgundy. (J Moiseyev) 6-1 5 Bocconcm. (R Pierce) 6 Scooters Star. (C Manzi) 3-1 7 Ms New Era.

(M Gagllardi) 12-1 8 Miss Metro, (E Lohmeyer) 25-1 9 Lady Ruler, (C Manzi) 9-2 lOFunN 20-1 6TH Ml $72,250 COMFORTER FINAL; PACE 1 Double Your Luck. (H Parker) $-1 1 A Dime A Dip. (J Parker Jr) 5-1 2 Mafi, (J Campbell) 10-1 3 Real Happy, (M Lachanca) 4 Classify, (M Lancaster) 7-2 6 Sunnie Nukes. (J Cameron) s.30-1 6 Reggie's Nine (C Abbahello) 8-1 7 Talent Hanover. (R Remmen) 3-1 8 Dumpling Aknahurst.

(J 9 Super See Donnell) 25-1 TTN Ml $7,500 Cond; PACE 1 Keller Henover, (Y Demere) 15-1 2 Jemuga Sun, (J Cameron). 3 Batik Print A. (J Moiseyev) 7-2 8-1 5 Championship 3-1 6 Ironstone Donnell) 7 Criteria (J Moiaeyev) 12-1 5-1 9 Rexworth, (E Davie) 30-1 10Tonce. (R Poulln) TH Ml $8, 1 25 Cond; PACE 1 Buffalo Benjl.fE Dews) 4-1 2 No Nukes Fashion. (C Manzi) 9-2 3 Bed Bed Beever.

(P Ruscitto) -20-1 4 Sand Key. (C Abbatieio) 5 Ocean of Da Cample) 20-1 6 Yankee Hustler. (C Manzi) 30-1 7 Cameo. (J Moiseyev). 20-1 9 Danny Scooter, (J Cameron) 8-1 10AH Serene, Porter) 20-1 TH Ml $11,000 TROT ICoracpoks.gSchwind) SC SportsChannel; SC SportsChannel plus.

Devils WABC (770); Rangers WFAN (660); Islanders WBAB (1240); Nets WNEW (1130); Knicks WFAN (660). Commentary By Don Zamarelli 1ST Armbro Guaranty: sharp shipper. Keystone Tiger: overmatched In last. Kitty Coleman: sharp Canada. Exactas: 4-6, 6-4.

2ND Sea Star Amy makes amends. New Reflections )ust missed last two here in this company. Han-view Harmony keeps disappointing. Exactas: 5-3. 1-3.

3RD Supercede Hanover's last waan'ttrue. Taconic's inside, dangerous. Mirthful Score: overcomes post, shot. Exactas: 5-3. 3-5.

Doubles: 5-5, 3- 3.3-6. 4TH Hasselblad wen placed. Eyesore: game win here. Holly's Puff: another chance. Tnfectas: 3-5-9, STH Scooter's Star's coming to form.

Louisa May Hanover: rail, speed Scarlet Burgundy a threatening Exactas: 6-1, 6-4. 8TH Dumpling Almahurst de-apite an outer post. Classify figures right there. Dime a Dip tops an entry. Exactas: 8-4.

4-8. 7TH Danish Kroner fits these. Championship's last was better. So Impuieive's down in (lass. Tnfectas: 4- STH No Nukes Fashion's much Improved.

Sand Key speed. Buffalo Ben: sharp race here. Exactas 2-4, 4-2. STH Super Scotch's on a rod. Oxford Hill Jeff's sharp, but outside.

Shemein's steady. Exactas: 10TH Ellen Sue: beeten favorite. Flashy LobeH's last was good here. Miss Tyler Beach: sharp return. Exactas: 11TH Barb Harry Susan consistent Lindsay's Beauty paces with these.

Cassandra Seelster: dess dip. Exactas: 5-1. 1-5. 12TH Flying Wright's Inside, sharp. Ben Erie lust missed closing.

Warm Gem: deas drop, chanc. Tnfectas Beat Haseeibiad (4th); Spot Super Scotch (9th). 2 Fifty Fathoms. (R Oaigneault) 15-1 3 Shemem, (M Lachanca) 12-1 15-1 6 Super Scotch J. (C Manzi) 5-2 12-1 7 Hanover Evander N.

(M 5-1 8 Oxford Hi Jeff, (H Parker). 8-1 9 Chappie Eightyfour. (W Fahy) 6-1 10TH Ml $8,500 Cond; PACE 1 Webster) 20-1 2 Gendolfo's Pet (J Campbell) 9-2 3 Miss Tyler Beach, (J Moiseyev) 4-1 4 Mntberry. (J Campbell) 5 Ellen Sua. IP Hennksen) 3-1 8 Cocoon Hanover, (E 10-1 7 Salon.

(R 8 Flashy Lobea. (EDavia) 7-2 gVvtndow Dressing. (J 6-1 10 Congress Hill Men. (J Porter) 20-1 11TH Ml 112,000 Ckng 000); PACE 1 Lmdsey Beauty. (J Moaeyev).

2-1 2 Prim Rove. (W Fehy) 3 Duchess San.fM Lachanca) 10-1 4 Hello Haaey. (WFahy) 10-1 5 Barbs Happy Susan. (WO' Donnell) 6 Cassandra Seelster. (WO' 15-1 8 Rusty Bye Bye A.

(J Campbell) 12-1 12TH Ml $7,500 CtflM 1 PACE 1 Dry loe. (J Plutino) 2 2Flv(ng Wright. (WFahy) JS-1 8-1 4 Jack lynsBMu Duke. (J Moiseyev) 7-2 5 High Ride. (C Manzi) 10-1 60b sHiyaDoon, (MLachance) 8-1 7 See Star Rudder.

(R PaVce) 20-1 8 Ben Erie. (R Pierce) SWerm 15-1 10EMaBrz.ABwr) 50-1 Depose said. jvMost of the athletes who competed in the alpine skiing portion of the New Jersey Special Olympics Yin-ter, Games seemed to agree. They eagerly anticipated last pight's opening ceremonies, which concluded with a dance at the Great Gorge Mountain Lodge. Skiing resumes today at 10 a.m.

at Vernon Valley. Seating and floor hockey competitions will be held tomorrow at Mennen Arena and Morristown-Beard School, respectively. "The dance is the fun part," said Tim Cregg, another Parsippany resident. "Skiing is good, too, because I like being outside and getting fresh air." Cregg, 19, was pleased with his official run because it was void of falls. He did admit, though, falling while taking the tow rope to the top.

"The athletes really like socializing and being away for three days," said Laura Nelson, a special education teacher at Parsippany Hills. "We play games in tjie room and bring munchies. Most of them look forward to the dance." 1 Jason Sparone's voice, not his body, danced with joy 4s he spoke about his results yesterday, i Sparone, who will graduate in June, was awarded a rjibbon for his effort in the senior men's downhill. He, too, was quick to point out that he didn't fall during the run that counted. "I've been coming here for five years and I used to fH down a lot," Sparone said.

"Today, I was good. I got up for the first time without anybody else's help." According to Sparone, 21, was the biggest success story of the day. i "Jason is really not a skier," said Nelson. "We used fjo have to drag him out here. He was very afraid, very dependent before.

"Now, he'smore confident and older. He saw the (jthers could do it and realized he could too." If Sparone was the least bit afraid before his race, tie didn't show it He eagerly took his place at the Starting line and skiied in a controlled manner. Dover's Angela Latham was proud of her perform- ince in the senior women's division. Latham, who said her favorite sport is track and field, was awarded a bronze medal "Track and field is still my favorite," Latham said. I still fell a lot but skiing is good because I won." Nelson felt like a winner, too, as she watched and Assisted her students.

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