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scoreboard 6B The Jackson Son, Jackson, Friday, Oct. 21, 1983 football bowling Thursday Night League PITTSBURGH PIRATES Purchased the contracts of Denny Gonzalez, second baseman, Ray Krewczvk and Mike Bieiecki, pitchers, and Robert Bonllla. outfielder, from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League. FOOTBALL United States Feotball Lenta BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS Signed Kenny White, wide receiver, and Earl Stewart, linebacker. PITTSBURGH MAULERS Signed Freddie Jacobs, running back.

Phil Dubois and Bubba Diggs. tight ends. Dwavne Wilson. Reginald Brown. Tony McKee, wide receivers, and Doug Land, running back.

HOCKEY National Hockey League Buffalo SABRES Claimed Jerry Korab, defensemen. on waivers. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Acquired Lars Lindgren, defenseman. from the Vancouver Canucks tor a third-round draft choice in either 1984 Or 1985. Mtgtl Balls 4.

While LXhtfXng I Bkkv Marys J. Carta Mi Hurricanes Tom Collins 1 Grasahoppsrs Singapore Stints Hit tame (women) i Kathy Glktwell 200 Hitt tame (man): Jim Hoover 243 Hit tenet (women): Mat Chettm 571 MM tenet (mta)s Jim HooverFay Umax 413 Thursday prep results 8GA 17. Lwil Co. II Brentwood 4S. Stewart Co 7 Cneattwm Co.

23. Clark OT Columns Acad 41. Wayne Co Dickson Co. 11 Cltmvllle 1 Elell-Harding IS. Nash Christian 33 Greenbrier 2).

East Robertson 7 Ja Bums 34. Clark Acad 4 Nash Duoont 33.Nash East ttash Madison 42, Nash Goodpasture It Nqsh McGavock t. Whites Creek 7 Overton 39, Nash Millwood 7 Nasti Peerl-Cohn It. Nash Glenclltf II 'Nash Strattord 14, Nash Maptewood 0 Smith Co. IX Livingston 7 Weverly JS, Filrvlew2l vmrnw 11 fniiMti minimi- I I I ffijj ii ii Vim rm hi M.tf.n.iini i iiiviixa.wi,'.

27. Keith Fergus 153, 921 2a. Gary Koch 154.17 21. Bob Eastwood 154.11 1 30. Bruce Lierru 153.255 31.

Chip Beck. 141.481 33-lseoAokl 14M47 11 Don P00MV 145.111 34. Scott Simpson 143.241 35. Larry Mitt 143.99 3s. Mark Lye 142.507 37.

Bob Glider 119.123 38. Jack Renntr 133.190 39. Bill Ropers 130,103 40. Mile NlcotetSe 127.25 41. John MahaHev 124.147 42.

Larry Nelson 114.118 43. Scott Hoctt 122.491 44. Jim Thorp 111.197 45. Gary Hailberg 112,43 44. David Edward! 111,137 47.

Lee Trevlne 111,100 at. J.C Snead 109.971 4. Payne Stewart 105434 50. John Fought 104.M1 51. Danny Edwarda 104.941 51.

Jim Neltord 104,932 53. Tom Purtier 103.241 54 Doug TeweN 102.404 55. Mike Reld 99.I3S 56. Lon Hlntl 93.734 57 Pat McGewan 91.545 SB. Tim Simpson 19.431 5.

Mike Sullivan 81,901 60. Morris Hatalsky 81.517 61. Bred Bryant 17.109 61. Bobby Clempatl 14,575 63. Vance Heafner 65.417 64.

Mark Ptell 15.477 65. Ronnie Black 85.029 66. Pat Lindsay 11.950 67. Dan PoM 11,571 61. Sammy Rachels 71,326 69.

Tie-Chung Chen 73,030 70. Greg Norman 71.411 71. Mike Donald 70.124 71. Roger Maltbft 70.501 73. Lee Elder 61.430 74 Peter Oosterhuls it .045 75.

Frtnk Conner 47470 76. Ron Street 44,130 77. Leonard Thompson 45,526 Team I Bloody Marys 111 9v CertHMs II 10 High Balls II 12 Hurricanes 14vi 13Vj White lightning 14 14 Tom Collins 13 15 Singapore SMnet 11 17 Grasshoppers 21 basketball NBA exhibitions Wednesday Night League Reset Alley Dusters Alley Gators I Stylist III Waffle House I C. Rollers No. 7, 1 Hot Shots 2vt FtamlntJ Four IVt Hit tame (warn en): Marilyn Eckttn-kamo 171 Hleh tame (man): Clay Kline 221 tut tenet (wemen): Marilyn Eckten.

kampeii Hit sertet (mm): Jim Htnsley 541 Thursday college result Florida St. 51, Louisville 7 Leulivllle 77 Florist Sltte 7 11 It It 11 Florida State G. Allen 23 run (Hall Mck) Florida State G. Allen run (Hall kick Florida State Hester 45 pass Irom iLowrey (Hall kick) Florida state Snipes i run (Hall kick Florida State Hall 34 Held toil Florida State Panton 7 pass from Davis (Hall kick) Florida Stale G. Allen II run (Hall kick) Florida State Allen 2 run (kick blocked) Louisville Cumings a run (Ellis kick) A 42.117.

Louisville Flerida Slats First downs 10 2 Rushes-yards 35-145 St-Mt Passing yards 4V 209 Return yards 13 3 Passes UK) 15-274 115 Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties-yaros s-112 7-S0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Louisville. Shelby 14-73. Cumings 6-51. Davenport. Florida $ttt.

G. Allen 20-145. Snipes Cd. Jones 8-42. PASSING Louisville.

Doty MI-g-M. May 1-2-0-13. Florida State. Lowrey -17-0-133. Davis 5-9-0-49.

RECEIVING Louisville, Hartert 1-17. Hatfield 2-13. Williams 1-13. Florida State. Hester 3-15, Johnson 2-39.

Snipes 3-37, Team Alley Gators 19 Hot Shots UVi Stylist III 17 B. C. Rollers 16 Waffle House 14 Alley Dusters 13 Flaming Four 11H No. 1 1 9V4 25 archery By Tht AtsoclatMl Pmi AM Tlmts EOT Thursday'. Gamts Detroit U0, Washington 97 Houston 131, San Antonio 121 New York 102, Milwaukee II San Diego 114, Dallas 107 Phoenix I2.

Seattle 110 Fridays Garnet San Antonio vs. New York at Washington, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Boston at Hartford, 7:30 p.m. Indiana vs.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Chicago. 130 m. Milwaukee vs. Kansas City at Btoo-mlngton, 9 p.m.

Atlanta at Washington, 9 30 p.m. Saturday's Games Chicago vs. Atlanta at New York. 4 p.m. Los Angeles vs.

Boston at Worcester, 7:30 P.m. Indiana vs Philadelphia at Richmond, San Antonio vs. Washington at Nor folk. a p.m. New Jersey at New York, 9 p.m.

Houston at Denver, 9:40 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 10:30 p.m. Golden State vs. Portland at Corval-Hs. 10:30 p.m.

Phoenix vs. Seattle at Spokane, it p.m. World Championships LONG BEACH. Calif. (AP) Results toltowing Thursday's competition halfway through the four-day, 31 nd World Archery Championsiilps at El Dorado Park: Strikettes League (setts Fireballs Early Birds) E.

W. James 4. Dee BeesO Stingers Strikers I Httn tame: Alesla Ridley 110 Hie serlet: Alesle Ridley S45 AP Lcosrphoto Team E. w. Jamot 20 I Stingers 17 11 Fireballs 17 11 Dee Beet 16 12 Strikers 10 I Early Bints 4 24 College poll Sitting pretty hockey Dixie Belles League (surfs Pin Pals 4.

Hoi Snots 0 Spares Lady Elks 1 3 Stooges Foxy Ladles 1 1, JltvHo Kim, Korea. 1,299. 2, tie, Ruth Rowe, United States, and Linda Kazlenko. Canada, both 1,284. 4.

Jea-Bong Jung, Korea. 1.276. St tie, Llse lotte Andersson. Sweden, and Mi-Young Kim, Korea, both 1,269. 7, Ml-losiava Zahradnlcek.

West Germany. 1.264. Manuel a Oachner. West Germany, US6. 9, tie, Doris Haas, West Germany, and Mingyue Zhang, China, both 1,253.

Team leaders 1. Korea, 3,44. 7. West Germany, 3,773. 3.

United States 1751. 4, China, 3,728. 5, Finland, 3,706. 6. Switzerland, 3,699.

7, Sweden, 3,495. Canada, 3,641. 9, Belgium, 3,437. 10. Japan.

3,592. Men 1, Rick McKlnney. United States, 312. 2. DarreH Pace, United States, 1,308.

3, War nix Vervinck, Belotunv 1,304. 4, Goran Blerendal. Sweden, 301. 5. Toml Poikoiainen.

Finland, 6. In-Su Jean, Korea, 1,288. 7, Larry Smith, United States, 1,285. 8. Jerry Pylypchuk, United States, 1,293.

9, Takayoshi Matsushita, Japan, 1,281. 10, Ja-Chung Koo, Korea, 1,278. Team leaders 1, United States, 2, Korea. 3,829. 3, Belgium, 3,801.

4, Sweden, 3,787 5. Finland, 3,782. 6, Japan, 3,778. 7, The Netherlands, 3,757. 0, China, 3,755.

9, Switzerland, 3,748. 10. West Germany, 3,742. Hit tame: Linda Waldon 178 High sertet: Linda Woidon 503 By The Associated Press the Top Twenty teams In the Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points based on 20-19-ia-17-le-l5-l4-l3-l2-l1-10-9-t-7-v I Nebraska (52) 7-0-0 1.1S4 Texas (1) 5-0-0 1,107 3.North Carolina 7-0-0 997 4 West Virginia 6-0-0 971 S.Auburn 5-1-0 181 Florida 54-1 Ml 7Georgie 51 795 I Miami, Fla.

t-14 722 9 So Methodist 50 657 10 Michigan 5-1-0 625 II. Illinois 5-1-0 555 Iowa 5-1-0 526 13 Arizona State 4-01 422 Washington 5-14 359 11 Maryland 5-1-0 336 Oklahoma 4-2-0 253 17 Ohio State 4-2-0 243 II Brighem Young 5-1-0 237 Arizona 5-1-1 116 JO.AIabama 4-2-0 14 Southern 500. Thursday's triumph was his fourth pole this season. Thursday's session was the first under NASCAR's newly imposed sanctions against improper equipment. The penalties were established in light of Richard Petty's victory in the Miller High Life 500 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway almost two weeks ogo.

Darrell Waltrip, who'll line up fifth in Sunday's race in his quest to make up a 67-point deficit to Grand National points leader Bobby Allison, said the change in rules will make NASCAR drivers think a little harder about tinkering with their cars beyond specifications and will keep the competition even. NASCAR driver Neil Bonnet of Hueytown, has a big smile as he relaxes on top of his cor Thursday in the garoge area of the North Carolina Motor Speeclway after winning the pole position for Sunday's American 500. With a practically new engine guiding him to the pole at a track record speed of 143.876 mph, Bonnett has a little time to decide if he'll use that engine in Sunday's race, one of three remaining on the Grand National circuit this year. 'We haven't got that many miles on the Bonnett said. It depends on how much we practice with it whether we run with it or The same engine helped Bonnett win the pole at the Team Spares II 10 Pin Pall II 10 Lady Elks II 12 Foxy Ladies 12 16 Hot Shots 10 II Three Stooges 10 II Rebel Leogue Division l-AA poll tennis NHL By The Associated Press All Times EOT Wales Conference Patrick Division Pts OF GA NY Ranger! 7 1 0 14 34 19 Philadelphia 1 1 11 34 It NY Isles 4 3 0 I 30 31 New Jersey ISO 2 17 28 Pittsburgh 11 0 2 17 31 Washington 0 7 0 0 IS 32 Adams Division Quebec 6 2 1 13 50 34 Boston 4 2 1 9 31 21 Montreal 4 3 0 I 37 31 Hartford 3 2 1 7 21 20 Buffalo 3 3 1 7 24 27 Campbell Conference Morris Division Chicago 2 0 10 31 St.

Louis 2 0 10 30 23 Toronto 3 3 1 ai 1i Minnesota 2 4 1 5 31 32 Detroit 1 3 2 4 23 31 Smyttie Division Edmonton 7 1 0 14 44 34 Calgary 2 4 1 20 26 Vancouver 2 5 0 4 34 38 Los Angeles 1 4 2 4 23 28 Winnipeg 1 4 2 4 23 36 Thursdtv's Games Boston 3. Philadelphia 3, tie Montreal 5, Minnesota 4, OT Los Angeles 7, Edmonton 2 Friday's Game New Jersey at Vancouver, 11:05 p.m. Saturday's Games Y. Rangers at Y. Islanders, 7:05 p.m.

Buffalo at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. Phlladephla at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Calgary at Detroit, 7:35 p.m.

Boston at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Vancouver at Edmonton, 1:05 p.m. Montreal at Toronto, 8 05 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m.

New Jersey at Los Angeles. 10:15 p.m. ResutH Miller High Life 4. Bud Light 0 Plus Inn 4, Coots of West Tennessee 0 Heron's Restaurant 4, Bank of Huntingdon 0 Water Hole Shelton Construction 2 High game: Mike Hartley 225 High tenet: Mike Hartley 613 Standings Team I Coors of West Tennessee 17 11 Pine Inn 11 12 Heme's Restaurant 15 13 Weter Hole 14 14 Bank of Huntingdon 13 IS Bud Light 13 IS Miller High Life 12 16 Shelton Construction 12 16 Reds, other teams uncertain they want Rose in their garden Daihatsu Challenge BRIGHTON. England (AP) Results of Thursday's matches in the $150,000 Daihatsu Challenge women's tennis tournament (seeded players In brackets); Second Rotund Catherine Tanvler; France, Mima Jausovec (7) Yugoslavia, 7-5, 7-6 (7-3.

Anne Klyomura, U.S. def. Nathalie Herreman, France, 4-2, 4-2. MISSION, Kan. (AP) The Top 20 teams In the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division l-AA football poll, with this season's records and points: .1.

Eastern Kentucky 544 80 3. Southern Illinois 74-0 75 3. Jackson State 744 71 4. Holy Cross 644 70 5. C.

State 6-14 63 6. Northeast La. 5 14 57 7. North Texas State 5-24 52 a. Furman 4-1-1 47 9 Eastern III.

6-14 45 '(tie) Idaho State 514 45 11. Middle Tenn. 5-14 43 13. Tennessee State 4-1-1 42 ,13. Colgate 4-24 14.

Indiana State 5-24 28 15. Delaware State 5-14 22 16. Nevada-Reno 3-3-0 19 17. Weber State 5-14 12 II. McNeese State 4-24 10 (tie) Southern, La.

5-14 10 20. Boston U. 4-24 7 Civic League World Doubles thallenae MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -Semifinal results In the $100,000 Akal World men's doubles challenge at me Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Center here Thursday: Ivan Lend Czechoslovakia and Steve Denton, USA, def. Kim Warwick and Ross Case, Australia, 6-3 7-6. Ferdl Taygan and Fritz Buehnlng, USA, def.

Sherwood Stewart and Chip Hooper, USA, 6-7, 4-3. 4-4. Division II poll Results Gotfs Lock 1 Key Cecil's Bandstand 1 Dairy Queen United Foods 1 Dudley's Exxon 3. J. T.

Baker 1 Moore Studio J. Hassell's Auto Supply 1 High game: Dr. James Thomas 144 Hit sertet: Gary Jerebek (01 Standings Team Dairy Queen It 11 Cecil's Bandstand It Gotfs Lock 1 Key 14 11 J. T. Baker IS 11 Dudley's Exxon 1 IS Moore Studio 11 II Hassell's Auto Supply 11 14 United Foods 11 II golf MISSION, Kan.

(AP) The Top 10 i teams In the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II football poll, with first-place votes, this season's records and points: 1. Southwst Txs St. (4) 544 60 2. Mississippi Colleg 744 56 3. Calitornia-Dvs 544 52 4.

Clarion P. 644 46 5. Nebraska-Omah 6-14 44 6. North Alabem 54-1 38 7. Virginia Unln 6-14 32 8.

Butlr, Ind. 644 31 (tie) Towsn Md. 6-14 31 10. Abilene Christn. Txs 4-14 20 (tie) North Dakot St.

5-14 20 auto Rosj3, free to negotiate with any team, said he wants to play full time and said he would consider switching from the National League to the American League as a designated hitter. Kansas City Royals General Manager John Schuer-holz said Rose's name "certainly will come up in an evaluation of all players who are available." Several teams, however, were less than enthusiastic. Chicago Cubs General Manager Dallas Green noted that he already had three first basemen and believed at Rose's age it would be difficult for him to play every day in the outfield. "We don't have any place to play him," said Ted Turner, owner of the Atlanta Braves, who had actively sought Rose when he was in the 1978 re-entry draft. "It's pretty hard to promise anybody they'd play every day," said White Sox General Manager Roland Hemond.

"We're going with our young people," said Al Cam-panis, general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers. During Rose's 16 seasons in Cincinnati, he batted .301, collected 3,164 hits, hit 150 home runs and drove in 954 runs. Rose now has 3,990 career hits and hopes to become the second player in major league history to reach the milestone. Ty Cobb holds the all-time career hit record with 4,191. CINCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Reds are interested in talking to Pete Rose about returning to Cincinnati to finish his major league career where it began and reached its heights, but not under the conditions he wants.

"Certainly the Reds would be interested in talking with Pete Rose. But, it seems to be the conditions he has laid down would not fit our situation," said Bob Howsam, the Reds' president. "I can understand what Pete is looking for and why he wants it." Howsam declined to discuss whether the Reds would be willing to meet Rose's salary demands. The team has made a commitment to use young players, another factor than might prevent Rose from returning to Cincinnati. Howsam did say he had talked with Phillies President Bill Giles about Rose.

Howsam also said that the Reds had tried to contact Rose's agent, Cincinnati lawyer Reuven J. Katz, and had left messages for him to call. Rose, with the Philadelphia Phillies since 1979, became a 42-year-old without a job this week when he took his release from the Phils rather than accept the role of a part-time player. Rose, a key member of the The Big Red Machine during the Reds' glory days, became a free agent in 1978 after playing out his option. He signed with Philadelphia.

Welcome Wagon League Resorts Alley Cats 4, Pin Terrors 0 Gutter Dusters 4, Falling Start 0 Hot Shots Strikettes I Rolling Flames 3. Bowling Bombers 1 Scatter Pint J. Wild Ones 1 Division III poll MISSION, Kan. (AP) The Top 15 teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III football poll, with tlrsf-piace votes, this sea- Hit tame: Elaine Oemetskl Id High series: Clare Manets 477 Standings Team Alley Cats 11 vt tVi Gutter Dusters 17Vi 10V, Roiling Flames II 11 Pin Terrors IS 13 Scatter Pint IS 13 Wild Ones IS 13 Strikettes 13 IS Hot Shots 11 II Filling Stars 11 17 Bowling Bombers I 11 "sort's records and points: 1. Augustan.

III. (3) 544 59 2. Carnegie-Mellon, P. 644 57 3. Hotstr.

Y. 644 52 4. Sellsbrv Md. 644 45 (tie) Wisconsln-LaCrss 6-14 45 6. St.

Jhn's. Y. 644 40 7. Cas Wstrn Rsrv. Oh 644 37 I.

Wisconsin-Rlvr Flls 5-14 30 9. Unin, Y. S44 27 10. Lycoming. P.

54-1 21 II. Wlttenburg. Ohl 5-14 16 12. Wartburg. low 5-14 12 13.

St. Lawrenc. Y. 4-14 10 14. Susquehanna, P.

44-1 7 15. Mount Union, Ohl 5-14 6 American 500 qualifiers ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) The top 15 qualifiers for Sunday's Warner W. Hodgdon American 500 NASCAR Grand National race at the 1.017 North Carolina Motor Speedway with driver, make of car and average speed: 1. Neil Bonnett, Chevrolet, 143.876 mph.

2. Cale Yarborough, Chevrolet, 143.Ua. 3. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 143.545. 4.

Joe Ruttman, Pontlao .143.434. 5. Oarrell Wallrlp, Chevrolet, 143.239. a. Bobby Allison.

Bulc. 143.20. 7. Lake Speed, Chevrolet, 143.044. I.

Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet, 143.876. Bill Elliott, Ford. 142.575. 10. Dick Brooks, Ford.

142.570. II. Tim Richmond, Pontlac, 142.205. 12. Harry Gant.

Buick, I42.1M. 13. Kyle Petty. Pontiac, 141 523. 14.

Buddy Baker. Ford. 140.908. 15. Geoff Bodine.

Pontlac. 140.239. NASCAR point standings 1. Bobby Allison. 4,229 points.

Oarrell vValtrlR, 4,142. 3. Bill Elliott, 3,849. 4. Richard Petty, 3,458.

Harry Gant, 3.574. 4. Terry Labonte, 3,513. 7, Nell Bonnett, 3.497. I.

tie. Dale Earnhardt, Ricky Rudd, 3,381. 10, Tim Richmond, Disney World Classic LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) First-round scores Thursday in the $400,000 Walt Disney World Golf Classic played over three different courses: Mark McCumber 32-32-64 Jim Neltord 32-3466 Morris Hatalsky 31-3566 Joey assert 30-3666 Doug Tewell 33-3366 Lanny Wadkins 31-3566 Dave Barr 32-3466 Denis Watson 35-3267 Curtis Strange 36-3167 Hal Sutton 33-3467 BUI Murchlson 34-3367 Larry Nelson 35-3267 Brad Bryant 34-3367 Mike Sullivan 32-3567 Gary McCord 33-3467 Rex Caldwell 35-3267 Allen Miller. 34-3468 Scott Hoch 34-3468 Wally Armstrong 35-3368 Pat McGowan 35-3348 Craig Stadler 33-3568 Ron Streck 33-3568 Don Pooley 35-3368 Dan Pohl 36 32 68 Joe tnman 32 36 68 Mike Donald 33-3469 Jim Dent 36-3369 Gary Koch 33-3669 John Adams 33-3669 Buddy Gardner 36-3369 Clarence Rose 35-3469 Leonard Thompson 33-3669 Ronnie Black 36-3369 Mick Soil 34-3569 Peter a cob sen 32-3769 Loren Roberts 33-3669 Tom Jenkins 33-3669 C.

Chen 35-3469 Payne Stewart 35-3469 Mike Peck 35-JS 70 BUI Sander 32 38 70 Rod Nuckolls 37-3370 Lou Graham 36-3470 Tim Simpson 35-3570 Mark Haves 35-3570 Jim Booros 38-3270 NFL Bob Cattleman League Resorts Spain's Camper Service 4, Herman tl, 0 Motor Parts Bearing 3, Byrd't Carpet 1 Anderson's Grocery 4. Herman ti, 0 Males Lanes Armlra 1 ITT Grlnnell J. Horace Mam I Lasorda, Owens sign new pacts High tame: Gerald Parish 13S High strtes: Judge Transou 620 Standings Team Anderson's Grocery 33 5 Spain's Camper Service 19 9 Motor Parts i Bearing II 10 Malco Lanes 17 II ITT Grlnnell 14Vi 111 Armlre 13 13 Byrd't Carpet llvi HV Herman rl 9 19 Herman II IX Horace Mann 23 on the air baseball By The Associated Press All Timet EDT American Conference East I PCI. PA Buffalo 5 2 0 714 146 130 Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 137 155 Miami 4 3 0 .571 141 126 New England 3 4 0 .429 155 165 Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 146 145 Central Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 113 132 Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 135 159 Cincinnati 1 6 0 .143 IM 146 Houston 0 7 0 .000 123 20 West A Raiders 2 0 .714 111 132 Denver 4 3 0 .571 112 117 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 164 158 Kansas City 3 4 0 .429 145 123 San Diego 3 4 0 421 191 211 National Conference East Dallas 7 0 0 1.000 215 135 Washington 5 2 0 .714 229 1 70 Philadelphia 4 3 0 .529 111 131 Y.

Giants 2 5 0 .216 126 156 St. Louis 2 5 0 .296 137 211 Central Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 164 167 Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 209 213 Detroit 3 4 0 .429 147 1 33 Chicago 2 5 0 .216 146 154 Tampa Bay 0 7 0 .000 I0 116 San Fran. 5 2 0 .714 203 1 22 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 152 1 25 New Orleans 4 3 0 .571 151 155 Atlanta 2 5 0 216 145 145 Sunday's Games Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Green Bay, I p.m.

Atlanta at New York Jets. 1 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.

Detroit at Washington. 1 p.m. Miami at Baltimore. 2 p.m. Pittsburgh at Seattle.

4 p.m. San Diego at Denver. 4 p.m. San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams. 4 p.m.

New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at Dallas. 9 p.m. Monday's Games New York Giants at St. Louis, 9 p.m.

Free agent filings NEW YORK (AP) Malar league baseball players filing for tree agency, through Thursday, Oct. 20: Catchers Ted Simmons. Pitchers Doug Balr, Jim Blbbv, Doug glrdi Jamie Easterly. Rich Gossage, Don Hood. Frank Lecorte.

Dennis Lamp, Dale Murray, Jerry Reuss, Dan Schat-zeder, Lary Sorensen. Kent Tekulve, Dave Tomlln, Tom Underwood, Milt Wilcox. Inftelders Julio Crut, Oarrell Evans. Rob Pic-clolo, Manny Trillo, Mark Wagner. Outfielders Warren Cromtrtle, Oscar Gamble, Ruppert Jones, Dave Parker, Gene Richards, Derrel Thomas, Dennis Walling.

The Associated Press The managers of the National League division winners in 1983 have new contracts. Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda, 56, got an unprecedented reward Thursday for his performance a three-year contract with the club. It was the first multiyear contract ever given a manager by the O'Malley family, first the late Walter O'Malley and now his son, Peter. Although the financial terms of Lasorda's new contract were not announced, it is believed to include a substantial raise over the he made this past season. And Paul Owens, 59, signed for one more year as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies.

Terms were not disclosed. Bill Giles, club president, in announcing Owens' re-signing Thursday said that John Feiske, manager of the Portland farm team in the Pacific Coast League, would be brought in as a coach and groomed to take over as field boss in 1985. "Over the last eight years we've won more games than any other club and we've been in the World Series two of the last four year. I think the man mainly responsible for that is Paul. He told me he wants to manage again, so he's got the job," said Giles.

Owens will relinquish his general manager's role. Tony Siegle, executive assistant to Giles, will 6 p.m. INSIDE THE NFl OB) SPORTSCENTER 6:30 p.m. tD SPORTS PROBE USD INSIDE FOOTBALL 7 p.m. tD COUNTDOWN TO '84: SARAJEVO AND LOS ANGELES: Highlights and previews of worldwide pre-Olympic competitions, profiles of Olympic participants, and world record updates.

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(ZD HORSESHOW JUMPING. 'American Gold Cup' (from Devon, Seniors International HILTtN HEAD ISLAND, SC. (AP) Scores after Thursday's opening round in the $150,000 Seniors International golf tournament over the par-72 Shipyard Plantation golf course: Gav Brewer Gordon Jones 49 Jerry Barber 70 Mike Fetchick 70 Bob Goaibv 70 Jack Fleck 70 James Barber 70 Gardner Dickinson 71 Julius Boros 71 Bill Collins 7 Paul Harney 71 Rod Funseth 71 Buck Adams 72 Denis Hutchinson 72 Gene Littler 72 Ed Rubis 73 Miller Barber 72 Bert Weaver 72 Bob Erickson 72 Ben Sikes 72 Mike Soutchak 72 Bob Stone 72 Doug Sanders 72 Harvie Ward 72 Don January 1 PGA money leaders By The Associated Press Leading money winners on the PGA tour through the Southern Open: 1. Hal Sutton $425,141 2. Fuzxy Zoetler 415,689 3.

Lanny Wadkins 315,557 4. Gil Morgan 306.133 5. Catvln Peet 301,845 4. Rex Caldwell 281,714 7. Ben Crenshaw 275,474 I.

Jack Nlcklaus 256.158 9. Tom Kite 253,352 10. David Graham 244,924 II. Tom Watson 237,519 12. Hale Irwin 232,567 13- Johnny Miller 230,186 14.

Jim Colbert 214,785 15. John Cook 211,708 M. Seve Bellesteroi 210,933 17. Fred Couples 209.733 11. Ray Floyd 208,353 19.

Craig Stadler 200,646 20. Wayne Levi 193,252 21. Jay Haas 191,735 22. Curtis Strang 191 Jli 23. Mart McCumber ltt-094 24.

Ed Ftorl 174,286 25. Andy Bean 167,194 AP lottrphoto CFL transactions Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda, left, beams after team President Peter O'Malley, right, announced Lasorda had signed an unprecedented three-year contract with the team. Thursday By The Associated Press All Times EDT Eastern Division Vtf PF PA Pit Toronto 10 3 0 371 214 20 Ottawa 7 0 331 340 14 Hamilton 8 0 340 401 10 Montreal 3 10 0 294 391 6 Western Division BO 9 4 0 391 216 II Winnipeg 1 6 0 370 354 16 Edmonton 0 420 322 16 Calgary 7 5 0 331 211 14 Sasktchwn 3 11 0 322 508 6 Saturday's Games Calgary at Montreal. 1 30 p.m. Hamilton at British Columbia.

10:30 p.m. Sunday's Games Ottawa at Toronto. 1:30 p.m. Edmonton at Winnipeg. 4 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 29 Montreal at Ottawa. 1 30 p.m. Toronto at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

31 Calgary at Hamilton, 1 30 p.m. British Columbia at Saskatchewan. 3:30 p.m. By The Associated Press BASEBALL National League HOUSTON ASTROS Signed AI Rosen, general manager to a three-year contract. LOS ANGELES DODGERS Signed Tommy Lasorda, manager, to a three-year contract.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Signed Paul Owens, manager, to a one-year contract. Promoted Tony Se-gie to vice president of baseball administration and Jim Beumer to vice president, director of player development and scouting. Added John Feiske to the coaching staff. Named Lee Etta manager at Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Retained Claude Os teen, Dave Bristol, Deron Johnson and Mike Rvan, coaches.

Released Bobby Wine, coach. sign players. Of Lasorda's multiyear deal, Peter O'Malley said, "Our policy was not set in cement. Tommy's a special, very talented man. He gets along well with the players, the fans, the media He's a gifted individual." In other baseball news, Al Rosen, a leading candidate for president of the American League, decided he preferred to remain general manager of the Houston Astros because he is excited by the team's future.

Rosen signed a three-year con? tract as the Astros' president and general manager Thursday. And in Cleveland, Indians President Gabe Paul denies a published report that Denver millionaire Marvin Davis might buy the Cleve; land Indians and move the Ameri- can League team to Denver. it, rerer jecoosen.