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sports The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1983 5fe Vandy frontcourt is untried Basketball Rebels look to freshmen for help and 2.9, can provide inside help. "Turner is really close to being a complete player, but we lost our defensive stoppers in Williams and Young," said Newton. "I also am concerned about our rebounding. We must improve "Our guards complement each other so well, and they continue to improve," said Newton.

"I'm always surprised when Phil misses any shot, and McKinney puts team above self and is one of the most underrated players in the conference." The Commodores hope to toughen themselves for SEC play with a December schedule that includes road games against Duke and Iowa State and home encounters with Illinois and Clemson. Within the conference, Newton expects another topsy-turvey season. "I expect our league to just get better and better," Newton said. "The coaching, commitment and recruiting is there. "One thing that may make the season frustrating is that we could be a better team than last year and not have as good a record.

"It all becomes relative," said Newton. "People like Florida and Auburn could make big jumps. Kentucky is picked to win NASHVILLE (AP) Vander-bilt basketball coach CM. Newton says "effort, concentration and discipline" hold the key to whether his Commodores can compete in the rugged Southeastern Conference this winter. "I'm really pleased that most of the work habits we had last year have carried over and that our veteran players have done a great job transmitting this work ethic to our new players," said Newton, who guided the Commodores to a 19-14 record and a National Invitation Tournament berth last season.

"I have always felt that if you get them to play together and they have a mutual respect on and off the court, that's half the battle," said Newton. While the Commodores may be winning the mental battle, Newton is looking for physical support underneath after the departure of strongman center Ted Young and forward James Williams. Vanderbilt does return 6-foot-9 senior forward Jeff Turner, who averaged 13.2 points and 5.5 rebounds an outing last season, but Newton will have to hope that 6-5 sophomore forward Bobby West-brooks, 3.3 and 2.6, and 6-10 sophomore center Brett Burrow, 4.9 Newcomers expected to see action include highly touted Sylvester Kincheon, a 6-11, 230-pound center from Austin, Texas; Joe Ayers, a 6-5 swingman from Birmingham, and Don Royster, a 6-7, 215-pound forward-center. "When we signed Kincheon, a lot of our people were excited and I was excited. I still am," Hunt said.

"But he's not Ralph Sampson yet. He's not the kind of player who comes in and turns the program immediately." Hunt said another newcomer showing promise was Bruce Tranbarger of Kingsport, "a forward who is a good scorer and has promise as a fine offensive player." Another promising freshman is Andre Laird, younger brother of Eric Laird. Andre is a 6-2 point guard "with excellent quickness who will probably get in some playing time this year," Hunt said. Hunt, who watched his team destroy the University of Windsor 108-55 last Sunday, said his main objectives going into the season are to fill the vacancy at center and to achieve a more balanced scoring attack. "Ole Miss traditionally has had one man they have gone to in scoring points, and last year it was Clark," he said.

"We are trying to have a more balanced scoring attack and we think we are going to do that." Hunt said he could not take issue with preseason polls that picked the Rebels to finish in the SEC's second division, but "we could surprise some people with our team quickness." "We are going to have to rely again on our good team defense, and we will have to try to control the tempo on offense," he said. "We certainly have the good foundation for our basketball program." One of a series OXFORD, Miss. AP Coach Lee Hunt is counting on enthusiasm and hard play to help offset an inexperienced University of Mississippi basketball team top heavy with freshmen. "We do have a very young team seven freshmen but I feel we will play hard and hopefully something good will happen," said Hunt, whose Rebels went 19-12 in a 1982-83 season that ended in the third round of the National Invitation Tournament. Ole Miss tied with Louisiana State for the No.

2 spot in the Southeastern Conference. Gone from this year's squad are offensive and defensive standouts Carlos Clark and Roger Stieg, who combined for 980 points and 328 rebounds their senior season. "We've been hard at work trying to find replacements for these two starters, and we're hopeful some of our freshmen will come through," Hunt said. "We have made some progress trying to teach the freshmen our offense, but the biggest battle is teaching them major college man-to-man defense when they have played zone from the seventh grade on." Hunt is working to build a new team around three starters from last season, headed by junior guard Eric Laird. The other returning starters are 6-foot-5 Chico Partridge, a junior forward, and 6-foot Cecil Dow, a senior who played at point guard.

Also back from last season are 6-7 George Buckner at forward-center, 6-7 Derek Home at forward and Brad Pierce, who saw action at point guard last year. "We hope to use Home some at center, and Pierce has experience in the Southeastern Conference," Hunt said. there." Newton said he may find help for his front line from freshmen Steve Reece, a 6-9 forward who was an honorable mention prep All-America at Lawrenceville, Ga. 6-6 forward Glen Clem of Jasper, Ala. and 6-11 center Will Perdue, another honorable mention high school All-America, from Merritt Island, Fla.

While Newton may have headaches under the basket, he has no such worries in the backcourt, where starting guards Phil Cox, a 5-11 junior, and Al McKinney, a 6-2 senior, return along with backups Darrell Dulaney and Jimmy Lenz. Cox set an SEC record for consecutive free throws (47) while averaging 14.5 points a game. He personally did in rival Tennessee twice last season with last-second free throws. McKinney led the Commodores in both assists and steals for the second straight season. the world championship, ana LSU, Alabama and Tennessee are always tough.

We know that every time out we had better play very well." scoreboard Kentucky 463 1 924 4.2 192.4 PASSING DEFENSE Game AH Cmp Int Pet Yds Avg TDt Tenn 2a 132 7 53.2 1105 145.0 4 Brown 3 2 1 115 102 3 5 1 162 201 Cornell 2 3 1 102 90 2 4 I 139 339 Princeton 2 4 0 1 39 147 4 5 0 255 345 Columbia 1 4 1 94 179 I 6 2 182 121 Yale ISO 98 150 1 8 0 111 256 Southeast players of week ATLANTA (AP) Here are The Associated Press Southeastern Players Sunday, Nov. 20 East Final Hamilton at Toronto West Final Winnipeg at British Columbia Sunday, Nov. 27 Grey Cup al Vancouver basketball Fla 267 145 1 5 54.3 1 555 155.5 Ken 263 135 12 51.3 1613 161 2 Utah at Portland. 10:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Nw York al Philadelphia, 7:15 p.m.

Seattle at Detroit, 7:15 p.m. Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Cleveland at Phoenix. 10:35 p.m. NBA leaders NEW YORK (AP) The National Basketball Association scoring, rebounding, assist and field goal percentage leaders through November 13: Scoring 59.1 1625 162.5 57.5 1731 173.1 56 9 1856 185 6 52 I 1939 193 9 55 5 2036 203.6 56.2 2112 211 2 LSU 232 137 13 Geo 271 157 17 Vend 248 141 II Miss 28 149 13 Aub 283 1 57 9 St 293 164 10 transactions Area prep schedule Thursday Bradford at Clarksburg Friday 55 7 2009 223.2 Ala 262 146 13 TOTAL DEFENSE Covington at JCM FO FT Pit A VI FT Denmark wesf at soum Slot Dantlev, 7 61 96 311 31.1 96 Monday 29.1 Independents Ptt OP Miami.

Fla. 10 1 0 382 108 Virginia 6 2 0 286 146 Vlr. Tech 6 2 0 253 91 Pittsburgh I 1 0 241 113 Boston Col. 7 2 0 266 151 Carolina 7 3 0 263 174 S.MIss. 7 1 0 239 118 Penn St.

7 4 0 261 278 Florida St. 6 4 0 139 256 NotreDame 6 4 0 275 134 Memph.St. 5 4 0 215 184 Carolina 5 5 0 218 2)5 Syracuse 5 5 0 151 184 Tulane 4 6 0 185 221 Rutgers 1 7 0 172 234 Louisville 1 7 0 150 106 Temple 1 7 0 147 218 SWLa. 2 6 0 1 56 182 Navy 2 8 0 160 259 Army 2 I 0 127 262 HolvCrost 9 0 I 297 129 Tenn.St. 7 2 1 136 216 Colgate 7 1 0 327 205 Lehigh 7 3 0 222 219 Lafayette 6 4 0 279 214 SE La.

6 4 0 205 165 Northestn 5 4 1 191 185 5 5 0 235 305 Cincinnati 4 5 1 198 220 NlchlsSI. 4 6 0 262 248 Delaware 4 6 0 187 194 Bucknell 3 1 201 237 JmsMadtn 1 7 0 227 256 NW La. 3 7 0 195 202 Richmond 3 7 0 1 54 263 W. Kv. 17 1 144 196 of the week tor games ot saroroay, Nov.

12: BACK Quarterback John Bond, Mississippi State. Bond accounted tor five touchdowns In Mississippi State's 45-26 victory over Louisiana State. He scored on runs ot 1, 4, 15 and 28 yards and connected with Danny Knight on a touchdown pass that covered 72 yards. Bond had 19 carries for 158 yards and completed 7 ot 11 passes tor 158, lifting his career totals to 2,151 yards rushing and 4,539 yards passing. LINEMAN Detensive tackle Doug Smith, Auburn, end linebacker Billy Jackson.

Mississippi Slate. Smith was the big-play maker on a defense that limited Georgia to only 168 yards of offense as the Tigers trimmed the Bulldogs 13-7 to clinch a tie for the SEC championship. Smith forced the fumble that produced Auburn's only touchdown and caused an Interception later In the game. Included In his seven tackles were two key ones on short-yardage situations that kept Georgia from maintaining possession. Jackson made 19 solo tackles and assisted on five others In State's victory over LSU.

He also returned a pass Interception 41 yards to toll an LSU threat. Dversburg at Lexington Frw, cte 9 Humboldt at Chester County Vndwgh, Dn 7 Lake County at Greenfield Agulrra, Dal OMA at Mlddleton Maione, Phi Jackson Christian at Harding Acad. Bird, Bos Adamsvllle at Riverside Mncret, Mil 8 Clarksburg at Scotts Hill Trpcka, Det 9 South Fulton at Halls Cumngs, SO 9 71 36S 52 201 53 244 66 210 51 233 66 206 60 197 35 211 Mid-American Conference Conference All Games Pfs OP Pts OP N. Illinois 7 1 0 207 102 8 2 0 251 17 Toledo 7 1 0 194 114 9 1 0 370 131 Bowl. Gm 6 2 0 176 149 7 2 0 239 239 Cenl Mich.

6 2 0 1 72 84 7 3 0 233 130 Ball St. 4 4 0 164 220 6 5 0 247 302 W.Mich 3 5 0 1 30 171 5 5 0 165 198 Ohio U. 3 5 0 126 164 4 6 0 146 239 Miami. O. 1 5 0 )16 107 3 7 0 138 179 Kent St.

1 7 0 118 187 1 9 0 154 222 E.Mich. 0 8 0 117 246 1 9 0 124 262 Mid-Continent Athletic Conference Conference All Oamet Pit OP Pts OP E. Illinois 100 45 1 9 2 0 252 106 SW Mo. 2 1 0 48 28 0 11 141 N. Iowa 1 2 0 45 74 6 5 0 228 248 W.

Illinois 0 1 0 29 62 1 0 185 lit Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Conference All Garnet Pis OP Pts OP Car. St. 4 1 0 139 55 7 3 0 210 111 Fla. 3 1 0 107 81 6 4 0 280 199 Del. St.

3 I 0 102 81 6 1 1 304 232 1 3 0 78 74 3 4 1 193 122 Howard U. 110 44 88 1 8 0 94 179 N.C. AIT 1 4 0 51 144 3 6 1 157 263 Missouri-Valley Conference Conference All Garnet AH Gm Art Yds Avg Avg TDt Tennessee 619 2411 3.9 267.9 10 Florida 649 2864 4.4 286 4 17 Georgia 660 2946 4.5 294.6 10 Auburn 659 3100 4.7 310 0 18 LSU 694 3384 4.9 338.4 29 Kentucky 726 3516 4.9 353.6 34 Mississippi 743 3538 4.8 353 6 24 Alabama 621 3204 3 156 0 19 Vanderbilt 710 3673 5 2 367 3 37 Miss St 742 3841 5.2 184.1 12 NFL By The Associated Press 53 233 mptey at iwem. weststae Paxson, Port 10 Dresden at Westvlew Ervlng, Phi 8 20.9 27.1 263 259 25.1 24.6 234 23.3 23.1 22! 23.3 23.1 22.0 22.0 21.7 21.3 21.1 20.S 9 73 15 TO 64 74 62 56 71 70 70 All Times EST nncivenzie ai uteason Ruland. Was Henry County at Obion County Gervln, SA Bruceton at Camden English, Den Palmersvllle at Sharon Carroll.

GS Savannah at McNalrv Drew, Utah Saturday luet. Den JCM at North Sida Smpsn, Hou Henry County at Humboldt Kellogg, Ind Gibson County at Huntingdon Grffth, lea son al Greenfield American Conference East Rebounding 14. Lorrle Nichols, Algonquin, 2,401. 15. Robin Romeo.

Beverly Hills, 2.403. it. Barbara Thorberg, St. Louis. 392.

17. Kathy LeCrov, Fort Worth, Texas, 7,391. 18. Tlsh Johnson, LaHabra, 1.188. 19.

vtssa Crlnfelds, San Francisco, 3,386. 30. Carolyn Trump, Akron. Ohio. 21.

Lisa Rathgaber, Palmetto, 2,371. 22. Cheryl Van Lerberg, Shawnee, 2,164. 21. Donna Adamek, Duarte, 2,161.

24. Jeanne Walden, Solon Ohio, 2,159. Mixed Rebel League Results Cracker Jacks 3. Fantastic Four 1 Little Rebels Rustlers I Dragons 2V3, Haley's Comets IVi Underdogs 2, Dates 2 High tame (women): Guyline Foutch 190 High tame (men): Robert Williams 215 Nigh toilet (womea): Darlone Ellington 506 High series (men): Steve Butler 590 Standings Team Little Rebel! 27 11 Underdogs 22 16 Cracker Jacks 21 19 Ftntastlc Four 21 19 Haley's Comets 19Vt KV Dragons lavt lWi Rustlers 16 24 Dates IS 25 Ladies Classic League Results Jackson Sun 4, G.G.'s Restaurant 0 Hardeman County Bank. 4.

Whallty Reel Ettate Inv. Co. 0 E. James A Sons 1, Klrby Sales It Service 1 Budweiser Light 1, Jackson Surgical Assn. 1 Parks Balk I Jackson Clinic 1 High game: Lottie Arnold 217 Nigh tenet: Lome Arnold 60S Standings Team James 4 Sons 26 14 Jackson Sun 25va 14Vi Klrbv Sales Service 25 15 Budweiser Light 21 17 G.G.'s Restaurant 22 II Jackson Surgical Associates 21 Vi 'llvi, Parks-Belk 21 It Jackson Clinic IS 25 Hardeman County Bank 12 21 Whalley Real Estate A Inv.

31 Tot Ave, oh net 137 17.1 Pit OP Pit OP 36 34 1 31 33 34 19 25 31 Maione, Phil Smpsn, Hou Lolmber, Det Ruland, Wat Gllmort, SA Cumngs, SD Sllcma, Sea Manor was Thmpsn, KC Williams. NJ 106 101 99 96 93 102 78 71 71 J. Christian at W. Mam. Christian Clifton at Rlverskla Halls at Ripley Chester County at Westvlew amden at Stewart County Clarksburg at Scotts Hill Sharon at Big Sandy Bolivar at Savannah "Area college schedule Tuesday Lambutti at FHC (W) "NE Mlu.

at JSCC (M1W) Thursday Itiwimtn at JSCC Mlu. Univ. tor Woman at FHC Friday Blue Mountain at Lambutti (W) Saturday FHC at Lambutti (M) Union at UT-Martln (W) Assists SEC statistics BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) Southeastern Conference statistics, compiled by the commissioner's office: LEADING RUSHERS Aft Gm AH Yds Avg Avg TDt Jackson, Aub 118 957 6.9 95.7 10 Jones, Tenn 130 718 5 5 89.7 3 Moore, Ala 139 729 5.7 11.0 7 Anderson, Fla 143 748 S.3 74 1 I Adams.

Kv 159 734 4.6 72.4 7 James, Aub 109 690 6.3 69.0 4 Woods. Vandy 160 644 4.0 64 4 4 Hilllard, LSU 149 629 4.2 62.9 Williams, Fla 80 502 6.3 62.7 5 Agee, Aub 107 579 5 4 57.9 4 LEADING PASSERS a I to Pet. PF PA Buffalo 7 4 0 .616 204 230 Miami 7 4 0 .616 225 181 Baltimore 4 5 0 .545 1 96 235 New England 4 0 .545 237 202 N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 .344 225 226 Central Pittsburgh 9 2 0 .818 277 181 Cleveland 4 5 0 .545 222 241 Cincinnati 4 7 0 .364 340 215 Houston I 10 0 .091 193 311 West A Raiders I 3 0 .727 292 244 Denver 4 5 0 .545 192 196 Seattle 4 0 .545 274 258 Kansas City 6 0 .455 222 203 San Diego 4 7 0 .364 241 101 National Conference East Dallas 9 2 0 .111 341 319 Washington 9 I 0 818 372 235 St. Louis 4 6 1 .409 231 342 Philadelphia 4 7 0 364 172 201 N.Y.

Giants 2 I 1 .227 192 262 Central Green Bay 4 5 0 .545 104 309 Minnesota 4 0 .545 248 271 Detroit 4 0 .455 234 224 Chicago 4 7 0 .164 201 231 Tampa Bay 1 10 0 .091 151 259 A. Rams 7 4 0 .636 251 227 San Fran. 7 4 0 .616 305 204 New Orleant 4 5 0 .545 210 240 Atlanta 4 7 0 .34 219 242 By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League OAKLAND A Signed Bruce Bochte, tlrst baseman, to a one-year contract. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Added Bill Plnkham, catcher, to the roster. National League MONTREAL EXPOS-Named Bill Stoneman assistant to the president and general manager.

FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCOS Signed Sieve Trimble, safety. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Placed James Wilder, tailback, on the Inlured reserve list. United States Football League CHICAGO BLITZ Signed Vlnce Evans, quarterback, to a four-year contract. NEW ORLEANS BREAKER Named Howard White director ot player personnel, HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Suspended Behn Wilson, de-fenseman, of the Chicago Black Hawks for four games tor "Irresponsible and potentially very dangerous" use of his stick against Steve Yzerman, center, of the Detroit Red Wings. BUFFALO SABRES Returned Adam Crelehton, center, to Ottawa ot the Ontario Hockey Association.

HARTFORD WHALERS Called UP Ross Yates, forward, from Bineham-ton of the American Hockey League. Sent Mark Peterson, defenteman, to Blnghamton. NEW JERSEY DEVILS Assigned Gary McAdam, right wing, to Maine ot the American Hockey League. QUEBEC NORDIOUES Recalled Brian Ford, goaltender, and Gordon Donnelly, defenseman, from Frederic-ton ot the American Hockey League. Sent Clint Malarchuk, goaltender, to Frederlcton.

SOCCER North American Soccer League COSMOS Signed Dusan Nikollc, midfielder. VANCOUVER WHITECAPS Announced the reslgnetlon of Charles Woodward, Peter Webster and Gord Robson, team directors. COLLEGE AIR FORCE Suspended Jodv Simmons, halfback, tor breaking team rules. BROWN Announced the resignation of John Anderson, head football coach. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE-Announced the resignation of Jim Lohr, head football coach, effective Immediately.

Ne. 110 10t 105 94 71 65 67 50 63 E. Johnson, LA Moore, SA Nixon, SD Williams, Sea Green, Utah Thomas, Det Drew, KC F. Johnson, Wash Davis, Dall 13.3 12.6 12.4 10.7 10.3 10.2 9.1 9.1 9.1 Ave 13.1 12.0 11.7 9.4 1.9 1.1 7.4 7.3 7.0 6.7 Pel. .610 .633 .631 .626 .621 .611 .603 .598 .593 .592 Tulsa 5 0 0 146 83 6 3 0 297 165 S.

Illinois 4 1 0 137 67 10 1 0 359 157 Ind St. 3 2 0 134 113 I 3 0 268 173 Wlch St. 3 3 0 171 152 3 I 0 257 341 III St. 2 1 1 148 128 4 4 1 308 226 Drake 1 6 0 98 235 1 100 136 342 W. Tx.

St. 0 4 1 116 153 0 9 I 138 271 Ohio Valley Conference Conference All Garnet Ptt OP Ptt OP E. Kntcky 6 1 0 173 79 7 1 1 204 104 Mid. Tenn. 5 1 0 172 89 I I 0 288 99 Akron 4 1 0 137 72 7 3 0 184 101 Murray 4 1 0 1 33 63 6 4 0 202 111 APSU 3 3 0 102 139 6 4 0 187 162 Yngstn St.

2 4 0 150 1 72 4 6 0 249 243 Term Tech ISO 68 145 1 1 0 85 218 MorehdSt. 040 23209 190 57 305 Pacific-It Conference Conference All Garnet Ptt OP Ptt OP UCLA 5 1 1 184 141 5 4 1 237 239 Washngtn 5 1 0 169 74 I 2 0 269 1 48 South. Cal 4 2 0 114 101 4 5 1 191 211 Aril. St. 3 1 1 172 111 5 2 1 281 166 Wash.

St. 4 3 0 135 150 6 4 0 270 205 Arizona 3 3 1 209 142 6 1 1 336 173 Oreoon 3 3 0 82 114 4 4 0 152 234 Ransev, NJ Att cma Yds mi Tut Rig 332 111 1846 12 12 137.8 Field OmI Percentage Lewis, Ala Rnsdll. Kv 63 37 462 1 1 126.5 FGA FO 172 1889 10 10 126.4 272 Peece. Fla 100 Banks, SA 129 73 814 3 7 124.2 Cmpbll, Ab 181 2372 16 7 119.0 100 1066 10 10 117.2 107 1360 9 11 116 6 Wcksm.LSU 312 Jenkins, Ky 173 Cockrll, Tn 205 61 62 65 62 64 55 41 55 15 42 381 3 1 1129 McGee, LA Ruland, Wash King, NY McHale, Bos Johnson, LA Dawklnt, NJ Lanier, Mil Glenn, Atl Davit. Dall Wilms.

Ga Page, Van 251 2849 27 13 108.5 103 90 61 92 59 71 Probable bowl pairings NEW YORK (AP) The probable pairings for NCAA Division l-A post-season bowl games (All Times EST): Saturday, Dec, 19 or 17 Independence Bawl At snreveport, La. Teams TBA, Time TBA Saturday, Dec. 17 California Bowl At Fresno, Calif. Mid-American Conference champion vs. Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion, 4 p.m.

Florida Citrus Bowl Al Orlando, Fla. Maryland, 7-3, vs. Tennessee, 6-1, p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12 Hall of Fame Bowl At Birmingham, Ala.

West Virginia, 8-2, vs. Kentucky, 6-3-1, 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21 Holiday Bowl At tan Diego, Calif. Brlgham Young, 9-1, vs.

Missouri. 7-3. 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24 Sun Bowl At El Paso, Texas Southern Methodist, 6-1, vt.

Alabama, 7-2. 3 p.m. Monday, Dec. 26 Aloha Bowl At Honolulu, Hawaii Penn State, 7-4, vt. UCLA (II not In Rote Bowl), 5-4-1.

8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29 Liberty Bowl At Memphis, Tenn. Boston College, 7-2. vt.

Notre Dame, 6-4, 8:30 P.m. Peach Bowl At Atlanta, Ot. North Carolina. 7-1. vt.

Florida State, 6-4. 1 p.m. Gator Bowl Al Jacksonville, Fla. Iowa. 8-2, vs.

Florida, 7-1-1, 9 m. Saturday, Dec. 31 Bluebonnet Bowl At Houston, Texas Baylor, 7-1-1, vs. Oklahoma State. 4-4-1, Time TBA Monday, Jan.

1 1984 Cotton Bowl At Dallas, Texas Georgia, 8-1-1, vt. Texas, 9-0, 1:10 p.m. Fiesta Bowl At Tempo, AriL Loser of Michigan, 6-2, and Ohio Lstngr. 121 Bond, MSU 192 65 771 5 5 1065 87 1224 11 1 90.6 Monday college results AY MaftdjeTMil Freed-Hartemaa (71) Renee Henslev 22, Janice Wood 13. 'Pom Kirk 10, Sloan 9, Thompson 7, Patton 5, McAfee 4, Aklnt 3, Stephens -2.

Cumberland (Ml Nlckl Neal 16, Sherry Chaffln 10, 9, Hare 6, Greer 6, Stokes 6, 3. Battle 2. Hatftlme: FHC 36. 26. FHC 3-0.

0-2. 107 1077 15 1 84.1 Austin, Miss 111 LEADINO RECEIVERS Avg Gm Reed Yds Gain Avg TDt Edwards, Van 90 837 9.3 9.0 0 Scott, Vandy 66 934 14.0 6.6 40 502 12 6 5 0 49 1002 20.4 4.9 35 256 7.3 3 5 football California 2 4 1 152 1 55 4 5 1 215 209 Stanford 1 4 0 110 199 1 9 0 141 266 Oregon St. 1 4 0 85 245 2 I 0 171 332 PC A A Conference Conference All Oamet Pts OP Pts OP FllrtonSt. 5 I 0 119 98 7 4 0 186 241 UNLV 4 1 0 115 55 7 3 0 234 168 Utah St. 3 2 0 1M 90 5 0 190 208 San Jos St.

1 3 0 142 130 4 0 218 204 Fresno St. 2 4 0 100 116 5 5 0 212 192 Lg Bch St. 1 1 0 59 66 6 4 0 211 164 Pacific U. ISO 91 174 1 I 0 190 316 NMex. St.

0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 185 261 Southeastern Conference Conference All Garnet hockey 29 410 14.1 1.2 12 627 19.6 3 2 Freed-Hankman (Ml Garrett Grim 26, Randall Avery 26. Robinson 6, Bates 4, Avery 6, Brown I. Dixon, Fla Martin, LSU McGee, Mlu Jones, Ala Knight, MSU Moftett, Mist Archie, Ga James. LSU Duncan. Tenn Bendross, Ala Samuel 8, Theus 2.

Cumberland (81) TCCAA nUwOf nnirinnc 21 492 15.9 1.1 21 296 10.6 21 21 252 9.0 21 25 456 19 .1 2 .1 25 409 16.4 3.1 Don Woods 29, i. Rick Armstrong 20, p.vjv.. a- Stepphon Bishop 11, Walton 8, Dooley LEADING SCORERS Monday's Game Lot Angeles Rams 16, Atlanta II Sunday's Garnet Kansas City 30, Cincinnati IS Houston 27, Detroit 17 Chicago 17, Philadelphia 14 Green Bay 29, Minnesota 21 St. Louis 11, Seattle 28 Cleveland 20, Tampa Bay 0 New England 17, Miami 6 Buffalo 24, New York Jets 17 Pittsburgh 24, Baltimore 11 San Francisco 27, New Orleant 0 San Dleeo24, Dallas 22 Los Angeles Raiders 22, Denver 20 Washington 31. New York Giants 17 Sunday, Nov.

20 Detroit vt. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.

Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. New York Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Lot Angeles Raiders at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Miami, 1 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m.

Cleveland at New England, 1 p.m. Seattle at Denver. 4 p.m. Kansas City at Dallas, 4 p.m. San Francisco at Atlanta, 4 p.m.

Washington at Lot Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 21 New York Jets at New Orleant, p.m. TD PAT fO Pit AVI 17 12 73 It 73 25 Ptt OP Pts OP 5 0 0 155 76 9 1 0 279 159 1 0 1 40 74 8 1 1 237 125 4 1 0 185 109 7 2 0 305 1 79 4 2 0 1 49 84 7 1 1 237 1 36 3 2 0 72 124 5 5 0 152 232 Auburn Georgia Alabama Florida Miss bowling NHL ty The Associated Preu All Times EST Tuesday's Games Detroit at Quebec, p.m. Hartford at N.Y.

Islanders, 1:05 p.m. Montreal at St. Louis. 1:33 p.m. New Jersey at Minnesota, p.m.

Wednesday's Oamet Washington at N.V. Renders, 7:15 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. St. Louis at Chfcaoo, 0 35 p.m.

Buffalo at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. Tlffen, Ala Butler. Ga Jackson, Aub Bond, MSU Revelz, Tenn Raymond, Fla Del Greco, Aub Betanzos, LSU Scott, Vandy Moore.

Ala 72 72 64 66 61 59 56 0 0 0 0 22 14 24 14 34 9 23 13 1 0 I 0 Tennessee 3 2 0 4, Goodman 4, Hunt 3. Mainline: 37, FH 36. Records: FH 2-1. Rotary Tournament -At Athens -Tennessee Wetleyae (61) Williams 4, Eustace Parking 14, teve Smith 12, Boyd Reynolds 12, Brock Woody It, Taylor a. Union (68) Varnado 5, James Bast 16, Danny JMontgomery 17, Michael Johnson 15, Xovelady 3, Deaton 2, Mitchell 2.

UU 32, TW 29. Records: UU 0-1, TW 1-1. 85 90 6 1 0 208 118 87 141 6 3 1 212 207 Kentucky 2 3 0 Miss. St. 1 4 0 95 144 3 7 0 171 255 Brunswick Open By The Associated Press Here are the quarterfinal TSSAA playoff pairings: Claw AAA Jefferson Co.

(11-0) at Knox Farra-gut (8-3) Chat McCallle (11-0) al Warren Co. Gallatin (11-0) at Nosh Overton (11- 0) Germantown (10-1) at Mam Central (8-3) Clau AA Hampton (9-1) at Knox Austin-East Co. (8-3) at Loudon (114) Brentwood Academy (11-0) at Portland (6-5) Memphis University School KM) at Milan (9-2) Class A Copper Basin (9-2) al Gatllnbura-Plttman (10-1) Eiell-Hardlng (9-2) at (Jordonsvllle (9-2) Adamsvllle (10-1) at Moore Co. (54) MECS (10-1) at Lake Co. (11-0) Vanderbilt 0 0 69 131 2 8 0 159 240 LSU 0 4 0 112 174 1 7 0 211 246 Southern Conference Conference All Oamet Pts OP Pts OP Furman.

6 0 1 257 52 I 1 1 329 84 W.Carol. 4 0 1 124 72 7 1 1 256 1 74 4 2 0 115 91 4 4 0 114 157 APPlchian 4 1 0 122 125 6 4 0 197 224 Marshall 2 4 0 88 133 3 7 0 153 205 Citadel 1 5 0 1 20 190 1 7 0 161 287 VMI 1 4 0 36 142 2 I 0 93 283 Tenn St 1 0 101 109 1 7 0 161 165 Davidson 050 18 200 210 120 122 Tk Auactatsd Press on the air State, 6-2, vt. pmsburgn, 8-2, p.m. Rose Bowl At Pasadena, CalH. Illinois.

9-1, vs. Washington, t-2. or UCLA. 5-4-1. 5 P.m.

Orange Bewl At Miami, Fla. Nebraska, 11-0, vs. Miami 10-I, P.m. Sugar Bowl At New Orleans, La. Auburn, 9-1, vs.

winner of Michigan, 8-J, and Ohio State, 8-2, 8 P.m. tuuin i Coastal Carolina 81, Coker 7. Ersklne lot. Piedmont 70 Gardner-Webb 91, Shorter 60 1 Limestone 83. Voorhees 74 Woflord 135, Warren Wilson 40 UIDWBST SCORING OFFENSE Gms Pts Avg Alabama 9 305 33 9 Auburn 10 279 27 9 Florida 10 217 23 7 Georgia 10 337 23.7 Tennessee 9 201 23.1 LSU 10 231 23.1 Kentucky 10 212 21.2 Miss St 10 173 17.3 Vanderbilt 10 159 15.9 Mississippi 10 152 15.2 SCORING DEFENSE Gmt Pts Avg Georgia 10 125 13.5 Tennessee 9 111 13.1 Florida 10 116 13.6 Auburn 10 139 13 9 Alabama 9 139 19.9 Kentucky 10 203 20.1 Mississippi 10 232 21 2 Vanderbilt 10 240 24.0 Huntington 100, Concordia, Mich.

71 SOUTHWEST Lubbock Christian 92, Tarleton 7S Co eoe DO uu.l MrMurrv 60 College standings Rams 36, Falcons 13 L.A. Rim 7 7 13 -Ji Atlanta 13 1 711 First Period Atl FG Luckhurst 21, 9:26 LA Dennard 61 pass from Ferraga-mo (Nelson kick), 11:32 Second Parted LA-Dlckerson 1 run (Nelson kick), 4:35 All FO Luckhurst 23, 12:11 Third Period LA Dickerton 7 run (run failed), 5:17 LA Farmer 9 pass from Ferregamo (Nelson kick), 9:24 Fourth Period LA FG Nelson 27, :45 Atl Rlggs I run (Luckhurst kick), 4:19 LA-Rtdden 40 run (kick failed), The Top Twenty teams In the Atso-clated Press college football poll, with first-place votes In parentheses, season Southland Conference Conference All Garnet Ptt OP Ptt OP NE La. 5 1 0 139 50 I 2 0 242 106 N.Tex. St. 4 1 0 89 42 7 1 0 207 102 Ark.

St. 3 1 0 95 125 5 5 0 181 212 2 1 0 92 79 $50 199 178 McNse St. 2 1 0 74 114 5 0 175 205 La. Tech 2 4 0 88 115 4 6 0 143182 Lamar 1 4 0 32 14 2 I 0 125 214 GLENDALE HEIGHTS, III. (AP) Pintail leadert after one round ot the 1150,000 Brunwslck Memorial World Open tournament Monday: 1.

John Forst, LaGrange, 1,879. 2. Jlmmle Pritts Lawrence, 1,136. 3. Bus Oswalt.

Muncle 1,810. 4. Pete McCordlc, Houston, 1,777. 5. Jeff Morln, Cleveland, 1,747.

6. Ernie Schlegel, Vancouver. 1,746. 7. Joe Berardl, New York, 1,729.

I Pete Couture, Windsor Locks, 1,727. 9. Jeff Bellinger, Columbia, 10. (tie) Jim Miller. Mesa, 721.

Gary Skldmore, Albuquerque, N.M., 1,721. 12. Bob Handley, Pom pa no Beach, 1,711. 13. Art Trask, Fresno 1,712.

14. Georg Winter. Stuttgart, W. Germany, 1,711. IS Dennis Jacques, Highland, N.J., 1,701.

16. Norm Duke. Ml. Pleasant. Texas.

1,700. 17. Tom Robards, Carmichael, U92. 11. Bobby Jacks, New Orleans, 1.691.

19. Ron Williams, Cahokla. 1,690. 20. Warren Ealet, Redondo Beach.

1.689 21 Frank Ellenburg, Mesa. 1,681. 22. Tatanl Peltoa, Espoo, Finland. 1,487.

23. Bruce Carter, Round Rock, Texas. 1412. 24. Randy Johnson, Springfield, U79.

FAR WiST Lettibrldge 96, Great Falls 93. 0T EXHIBITION Australian Olympic Team 57, So. California 54 Ill.Chicago 107, Yugoslavia e4 NY Tech 83, Egyptian National Team 77, OT 246 35.S LSU 10 246 Milt St 10 255 RUSHING OFFENSE Att Gm Att Yds Avg Avg TDt Auburn 541 28)6 5.3 387 6 26 Ey The Associated Press Atlantic Coast Conference Conference All Garnet Pts OP Pts OP Maryland 4 0 0 125 65 7 1 0 264 217 N.Carolina 3 1 0 150 90 7 1 0 300 1 61 Ga. Tech 3 2 0 1 47 140 1 7 0 198 286 Duke 1 2 0 123 149 3 7 0 219 316 Virginia 3 3 0 145 ISO 4 0 252 232 N.Caro.St. 1 4 0 102 130 3 7 0 230 217 Wk.

Forest 1 0 ISO 218 4 7 0 257 281 Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 I I 1 316 187 Big Eight Conference Conference All Oamet Pts OP Ptt OP Nebraska 4 0 0 307 109 11 0 0 596 1 65 Southwest Conference Conference All Oamet Ptt OP Ptt OP 6 0 0 117 41 9 0 0 211 70 1 0 131 71 1 1 0 2)6 97 4 2 1 220 151 7 1 1 304 311 1108 A 31,203 Alabama 460 2121 4.4 335.7 Georgia 539 2295 4.1 239 .5 Tennessee 411 1715 4 3 198.1 Florida 441 1870 4.2 1870 MISS St 454 1841 4.1 184.1 MISSISSIPPI 470 1406 3 0 140.6 LSU 391 1362 3 5 136.2 Kentucky 405 1340 11 11441 Vanderbilt 289 751 2 6 75.1 PASSING OFFENSE Game l-10-9--7-4-5-4-3-2-l nklng: Record Pit Pvt 11-0-0 1,199 1 9-0-0 1,117 2 9- 1-0 )471 1 9-1-0 990 5 10- 14) 985 4 8-1-0 862 7 t-1-1 754 4 8- 2-0 716 9 9- 1-0 706 I 1-1-0 657 10 1-2-0 590 12 7- 1-1 508 14 1-1-1 491 17 8- 2-0 425 IS 1-2-0 388 16 7-3-0 346 16 1-3-0 304 20 7-2-4 107 11 7-3-0 14 7 3-0 71 II NBA By The Associated Press AH Timet EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. Boston 52 Philadelphia 6 -750 New Jersey 5 .625 NewYork 4 4 .500 uvaahlngton 3 a J7S Texat SMU Baylor Tex TexTech Arkansas Houston TCU Rica 3 2 1 115 66 4 4 1 115119 111 61 77 1 1 106 194 3 0 144 115 5 4 0 188 1 42 2 4 0 107 1 40 3 0 170 219 1 1 138 1 76 1 7 2 164 212 0 1 0 56 247 1 100 105131 1. Nebraska (59) 2. Texas (1) 3ubum 4.llllnols 5.Mlaml, Fla. 6 So.

Methodist 7 Georgia I. Michigan 9 Brlgham Young lO.Ohio Stat II Iowa 12. Florida II. Clemson U.West Virginia 15. Washington 14.Aiabama 17.

Pittsburgh It Boston College 19 Missouri XUWaryland OB IV, JVs 3V 4VS Att 17 29-93 116 It 14-30-1 04) 146 13 3 20 23 42-269 173 14 15-224) 221 3-42 3-0 3-38 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks By Punts Fumbles-lost Penaltles-verds 5 1 165 vj 4 tni mi 1 0 1 77 82 7 2 0 248 1 44 3 1 0 167 234 4 6 0 241 355 2 4 0 127 96 6 4 I 217 141 1 SO 126 214 3 4 I 259293 I SO 125 254 3 7 0 214 321 ISO 16 218 3 7 0 165 305 Oklahoma Missouri Iowa St. Okie. St. Kansas Colorado Kansas St. Aft Cmp Int Pel Yds Avg TDt Vend 471 268 29 56.5 2970 297 0 27:59 33 01 6 p.m.

(25 SPORTSCENTER 6:30 p.m. (D NHl HOCKEY. Detroit Red Wings at Quebec Nordiquat (Subject to blackout) Ut SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE FIGHTSi Scheduled! Howard Davit, Jr. Ivan Mantarvo 10-round lightweight bout 7:05 p.m. IS) NBA BASKETBAlli San Diego Clippers at Atlanta Hawtu 7:30 p.m.

99 NBA BASKETBALL New Jersey Nets at Houston Rockets 9 p.m. 85 BILUARDS: 'Coetor't Tohoe Classic Semifinal' 9:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL. Milwaukee bucks at Lot Angelas taken (Subject to blackout) 10 p.m. CD SPORTS TONIGHT (2JJ SPORTSCENTER 10:15 p.m.

(H) COLLEGE FOOTBALL, reotre Dame vt. Penn State midnight (D COUNTDOWN TO '84. SARAJEVO AND LOS ANGELES. Highlights and previews of worldwide pre-Olympic competitions, profiles of Olympic participants, and world record updates. 12:30 a.m.

(D NHl HOCKEY: Detroit Red Wings at Quebec Nordiquat Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Central Dtvialea Milwaukee 4 3 .667 Detroit 4 4 .500 Atlanta 3 5 .375 Indiana 1 Chicago Cleveland 2 7 .232 WESTERN CONFERENCE MHtWttl OIVtsMM Dallas Utah 4 4 .500 LSU 315 182 17 57.6 23't al Ala 228 137 13 60.1 1866 307 3 Fla 282 177 II 62.1 1991 1991 Tenn 211 113 10 51 I 1483 164 6 Miss 295 1 54 18 52 2 1571 157 1 Ken 238 138 13 56.0 1559 155.9 Ms St 211 98 13 46.2 1381 138.1 Geo 179 92 I 51.4 1161 116.1 Aub 154 44 4 54 5 940 94.0 Southwestern Athletic Conference Conference All Games Pts OP Ptt OP Grambllng 5 0 I 195 55 7 1 2 262 IS Jack St 1 0 113 33 1 2 0 280115 Smern 4 1 0 109 94 JJ 0 227 22I Mist Val. 4 1 1 231 166 7 2 1 394 211 AlShSt. 30 HI 119 4 3 0 196 182 Tex.Soulh ISO 51 190 3 6 0 75 224 Pralr Vw 0 5 0 35 207 0 10 0 86 169 El St 0 4 0 54 114 1 9 0 132 241 Western Annette Conference Conference All Garnet Division l-AA poll TOTAL OFFENSE Att Gm Att Ydt Avg Avg TDt Alabama 688 39)7 5 8 443 0 34 MISSION, Kan. (AP) The Top 20 teams In the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division l-AA football poll, with tlrtt-piace votes, thit tee- Big Tee Conference Conference All Garnet WLTPttOPWLTPttOP lllinoit 0 0 239 117 9 10 274 152 Michigan 7 1 0 280 88 I 2 0 324 130 Ohio St! 4 2 0 306139 I 2 0 361 159 iow, 4 2 0 220 131 1 2 0 313 165 Wisconsin 4 4 0 269 213 6 4 0 337 242 Purdue 1 5 1 214 249 2 7 1 220 136 Mich. St.

151 111161 4S 1 162 201 Indiana 2 6 0 151 187 3 7 0 179 321 Nrthwttrn 2 6 0 77 273 2 I 0 77 241 Minnesota 010 137 356 190 171 457 Bit Sky Conference Conference All Oamet Pts OP 97 Ptt OP 3 1 0 235 104 4 4 0 315 1 94 1 I i RUSHING Lot Angeles, Dick arson 21-146, Redden 17-110, Gumen 2-10, Ferragamo 2-3. Atlanta, Andrews 14. 52. Rlggs 1-27. Cain 3-4.

AAoroskl 1-5. Bartkowskl 15. Williams 15, Bailey Hminus 5). PASSING Los Angeles, Ferragamo 15-22-0-171. Atlanta.

Bartkowskl 14-30-1-137. RECEIVING Lot Angeles. Dicker-ton 440, Farmer 3-26, Barber 2 33, O. Hill 2-11, Dennard 1-41, El lard 1-4. Atlanta, Riggt 4-25, B.

Johnson 3-20, Hodge 1-21, Coi 1-19. Jenkins it. Cain 1 11. Bailey 1-9, Matthew! 14, Andrews 1-4. MISSED FIELD GOALS Lot Angeles, Nelson 34.

WLTPttOPWLTPttOP 1 0 429 223 Brio Yno 6 0 0 255 San Antonio 5 "4 Denver 1 Houston Jf KantatClty 1 7 -222 Pecrrk Division Los Anodes 4 2 .750 Portland 7 1 .700 Seattle Golden State 5 4 .556 Phoenix 5 JiJ San Diego 1 6 jn Mondirl Semes No semes scheduled Tuesdays Oamet Florida 721 3668 5 3 386 6 Auburn 695 3816 5 5 LSU 706 3731 5.3 371.1 Vanderbilt 761 1721 4.9 172.1 Tennessee 631 3268 5.2 363.1 Georgia Tot 3456 4.9 145.6 Miss St 666 1224 4.1 322 4 Mississippi 765 2977 1 9 397.7 Kentucky 642 28 4 2 269 9 1 0 297 189 1 1 190 163 5 0 289 214 0 305 291 0 305 319 5 0 358 297 7 1 200 280 Air Force 4 2 0 184 139 Hawaii 3 2 1 146 140 Utah 4 3 0 225 1 55 Colo. St. 4 3 0 123 174 NMex. 3 3 0 110 133 Wyoming 3 3 0 130 172 St. 14 1 140 184 UTEP 0 1 0 134 284 Dallas-Fort Worth Classic DALLAS (API PlnfaH leaden after the second round (12 games) of the 122,000 Ladles Pro Bowlers Tour Dallas-Fort Worth Classic: 1.

Aleta Rzepeckl Sill, Merritt It-land, 2.749. 2. Pam Buckner, Reno, Nev. 2-603. I.

Tonl Glllard, Beverly, Ohio, 2,512. 4. Leila Wagner, Dallas. 2,465. 5.

Cindy Coburn, Buffalo, Texat, 4 Jidv Souter. Leawood. 2.478. 7. Dana Miller, Albuquerque.

N.M.. 2,43 6 Sue Shellhardt, Nashville, 2.457. 9. Pat Mercetantl, Newton. 1,441 10.

Nlkkl Glanullas, Valleio. 2.429. II. Shirley Hlntt. Merrill Island, Fla 2.416 12.

Karen Ellingsworth, Oas Plainet, 2.t. 11. Betty Morris. Stockton. 2, 416 Idaho St.

4 2 0 in iw 4 0 257 149 Boise St. 4 2 ten tw 3 3 0 173 146 0 102 211 7, ton't records and poinrt: 1. Holy Cross. Mast. (3) 2.

Southern lllinoit (tlel Furman. C. 4. Eastern Kentucky 5. North Texas St.

4. Indiana St. 7. Middle Tennessee (tie) Northeast La. 9.

Jackson Mist. 10. Eastern lllinoit 11. Grambllng La. 12.

Colgate. N.Y. 13. Western Carolina 14. Nevada-Reno 15.

Boston University 14. South Carolina St. 17. Idaho St. IS Tennessee St.

19 NewHemoshlrg (tit) Mississippi Veiny Idaho Montana water St. 9-0-1 77 10-14) 75 t-l-1 75 7-1-1 68 7-34) 63 1-34) 58 41-0 55 42-0 55 1-2-0 41 9-2-0 44 71-1 17 7-3-0 34 7-2-1 11 4-44) 24 7-3-0 11 71-0 19 7 3-0 It 7-H II 7 3-0 7 7-H 1 3 3 0 102 174 4 0 177 258 3 4 0 165 188 4 0 256 239 Indiana at New York, 7:15 P.m. 7:35 Kansas tiiv at wetmnmvn, 4 1 0 210 261 N.Arizona 3 5 0 141 111 Mont St. ISO 67 155 1 9 0 106 256 RUSHING DEFENSE AH Om Att Yds Avg Avg TDt Auburn 176 1064 2.8 106 4 Georgia 38? 1215 1.1 131.5 4 Tennessee 171 1106 1.0 122 9 4 Florida 32 1309 1.4 130 9 11 Alabama 359 1195 1.3 1331 7 Mississippi 461 1599 3 5 159 9 16 Mlu St 450 1729 31 172 9 19 LSU 462 1759 3 6 175 9 11 Vanderbilt 462 1117 3.9 111.7 17 CFL playoffs By The Associated Pratt All Timet EST Sunday. Nov.

11 East Semifinal Hamilton 31. Ottawa 31 West Semifinal Winnipeg 49, Edmonton 22 Yankee conference Conference Ail Games Ptt OP Ptt OP Botton U. 4 I 0 103 70 7 3 0 325 143 cSnn 410 tl 73 5 0 154 161 iTHamp. 3J 0 79 52 7 1 0 258 164 Rhode istd 2 3 0 19 75 4 4 0 211 59 Mass 1 1 0 60 92 3 7 0 127 198 Maine OSS 10 161203 San Diego at Atlanta, 1:10 p.m. Detroit al Chicago.

1:15 p.m. New Jersey al Houston. P.m Boston at Denver, 9:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Lot Artgelet. 10:30 San Antonio at Golden State.

10 JS p.m. Conference All Games Pts OP Pts OP 4 I 1 132 96 5 1 1 117 190 4 I 1 131 II 1 1 172 133 4 1 1 129 95 4 4 1 172 170 Harvard Dart I.