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SCOREBOARD A7 The News Herald, Port Clinton, Tuesday, November 23, 1993 Football Baseball Volleyball Basketball Transactions 49ers top Saints NFL NBA Adult Leagues Co-flec Upper Division Standings Cisco Charlies 2-0 Turner Insurance BigBoppers i-t Bolte Realty 0-1 Youngs Floor Covering 0-1 Rasmussen Homes 0-2 Nov. 21 results Turner Insurance d. Boite Realty 15-8, 154 Cisco Charlies d. Rasmussen Homes 15-4. 15-5 Big Boppers d.

Youngs Floor Covering 15-12, 15-1 Co-Rsc Lower Division Standing Coppfer Heating 2-0 Jet Express 1-1 Motley Crew 0-1 Island House 0-2 Nov. 21 standings Coppler Heating d. Island House 15-2. 15-5 Jet Express d. Motley Crew 15-4.

17-15 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Buffalo 8 2 0 800 19S 129 Miami 8 2 0 .800 218 172 Y. Jets 6 4 0 .600 234 170 Indianapolis 3 7 0 .300 154 233 New England 1 9 0 .100 126 217 Central Houston 6 4 0 .600 233 177 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 228 173 Cleveland 5 5 0 .500 188 208 Cincinnati 010 0 .000 112 241 West Kansas City 7 3 0 .700 181 163 Denver 6 4 0 .600 268 188 LA Raiders 6 4 0 .600 184 185 Seattle 5 5 0 .500 165 169 San Diego 4 6 0 .400 164 195 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Dallas 7 3 0 .700 220 153 Y. Giants 7 3 0 .700 187 121 Philadelphia 4 6 0 .400 158 198 Phoenix 3 7 0 .300 183 176 Washington 2 8 0 .200 151 239 Central Detroit 7 3 0 .700 204 166 Green Bay 6 4 0 .600 225 178 Chicago 5 5 0 .500 161 141 Minnesota 5 5 0 .500 165 200 Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 143 261 West San Francisco 7 3 0 .700 297 186 New Orleans 6 4 0 .600 207 215 Atlanta 4 6 0 .400 211 236 LA Hams 3 7 0 .300 141 211 Thursday Detroit CHARLOTTE HORrS-Actrvated Burretl, forward, from the injured list Warned Steve Hanson, guard. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Waived Andre Spencer, forward. Signed Dell Demos, guard, to a contract for the rest of the season.

ORLANDO MAGIC Waived Jerry Reynolds, forward. Placed Larry Krys-tkowiak. forward, on the injurd list. Activated Todd Lichti, guard, torn the injured list SACRAMENTO KINGS Placed Duane Causwell, center, on the injured list Activated Evers Bums, forward, from the injured fist FOOTBALL Canadian Football League OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS Fired Ron Smeltzer, coach and director of football operations; Harry Justvig, offensive coordinator; Jim Clark, linebackers coach; and Dick Matoney. offensive kne coach.

HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Suspended Tampa Bay center Dents Savard and Chicago defenseman Steve Smith for a slashing incident Nov. 20. The suspensions are effective immediately pending reviews. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Extended the contract of Chris Chelios. defenseman, through the 1997-98 season.

FLORIDA PANTHERS Recalled Dallas Eakins, defenseman, from Cincinnati of the International Hockey League. LOS ANGELES KINGS Recalled Rick Knickle, goalie, from Phoenix of the International Hockey League. Assigned Mark Hardy, defenseman. and David Goverde. goalie, to Phoenix.

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Reassigned Greg Andrusak, defenseman, and Ed Patterson, right wing, to Cleveland of the International Hockey League. SOCCER National Professional Soccer League CHICAGO POWER Signed Jeff Alcala. midfielder. TENNIS USTA Named Nick Saviano director of coaching for men's player development and Lyrme Rolley director of coaching for women's player development, effective Jan. 1.

COLLEGE NCAA PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION Elected Colorado president Judith Albino chairwoman. FORDHAM Announced the resignation of Larry Glueck, football coach. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Fired Bob Smith, football coach. AUTO RACING NASCAR Named Les Richter senior vie president of operations; Dennis Huth vice president for finance: and Tom Bledsoe treasurer. Named Mike Helton vie president for competition, effective Jan.

1. BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES Agreed to terms with Sid Fernandez, pitcher, on a three-year contract Waived CMo Martinez, outfielder Purchased the contracts of Alex Ochoa, Jim Wawruck and Mark Smith, outfielders: Rick Knvda. Armando Benitez and Fuck Forney, pitchers; and Greg Zaun, catcher, from Rochester of the International League. CLEVELAND INDIANS Named Stan Hunter clubhouse manager and Jeff Sipos equipment manager. TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms with Witt Clark, first baseman, on a five-year contract.

National League HOUSTON ASTROS Retained Matt Gal ante, third base coach. NEW YORK METS Named Bobby Valentine manager of Norfolk of the International League; John Tamargo manager of Binghamton ol the Eastern League: and Rafael Landestoy manager of St. Lucie of the Florida State League. Retained Ron Washington, manager of Capital Cities of the South Atlantic League; Howie Freiling, manager of Pittsheld of the New York-Penn League; Ron Gideon, manager of Kingsport of the Appalachian League; and Junior Roman, manager of the Mets of the Guff Coast League. Signed Pat Howell, outfielder, and Mike Remlinger, pitcher, to minor league contracts.

Named John Stephenson coach for Kingsport. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Named Spin Williams bullpen coach. SAN DIEGO PADRES Purchased the contracts of Ray McDavid and Vince Moore, outfielders; Julio Bruno, infielder; Brian Johnson, catcher; and Robbie Beckett and Bryce Florie, pitchers, from Las Vegas of the Pacific Coast League. Waived Rudy Seanez, pitcher. Assigned Kevin Higgins, catcher, outright to Las Vegas.

Announced that Dan Walters, catcher, refused a minor league assignment and elected free agency. Eastern League EL Approved the relocation of the London, Ontario franchise to Trenton, N.J. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Fined Orlando center Shaquille O'Neal $5,000 for making derogatory comments about the officiating in the Magic's Nov. 17 game against Highest Baseball Salaries NEW YORK (AP) Basebal eon-tracts with average annual values of $6 million or more. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from player and management sources and include all guaranteed income but not income from potential incentive bonuses: Player, Club Avg Salary Barry Bonds.SF.1 993-98 $7,291,667 F.

Thomas, WSoxl 995-98 $7,250,000 Cecil FieWer.Detl 993-97 $7,200 000 R. Sandberg.Cubsl 993-96 17,100,000 Joe Carter.Tor...1 993-95 $6,500,000 Cat Ripken.Bal $6,500,000 Win $6,000,000 David Cone.KC $6,000,000 Ken Griffey Jr. Seal 993-96 $6,000,000 Kirby 993-97 $6,000,000 Will Clark's Career Career statistics for Will Clark, who agreed to terms on a five-year contract with the Texas Rangers on Monday: Regular Season Year, Team AB HRRBIAvg. 1986SF. 408 66 117 11 41.287 1987 F.

529 89 163 35 91 .308 1988 F. 575 102 162 29 109 .282 1969 588104 196 23111.333 1990 F. 600 91 177 19 95.295 1991 SF. 565 84 170 29116.301 1992 F. 513 69 154 16 73 300 1993 F.

491 82 139 14 73.283 Totals 4269 6871 278 1 76 709 .299 Playoffs Record Year, Team AB HRRBIAvg. 1987 F. 25 3 9 1 3 .360 1989 F. 20 8 13 2 8 .650 Totals 45 11 22 3 11 .489 World Series Record Year, Team AB HRRBIAvg. 1989 F.

16 2 4 0 0 .250 Sid Fernandez's Career The career statistics of Sid Fernandez who signed a three-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles on Monday: Yr, Team IP WL BBSO ERA 83, LA 6 0 0-1 7 9 6 00 84, NYM 90.0 6- 6 34 62 3 SO 85, NYM 170.1 9-9 80 180 2.80 86, NYM 204.1 16-6 91 200 3 52 87, NYM 156 0 12-8 67 134 3 81 88, NYM 187 0 12-10 70 189 3.03 89, NYM 219.1 14-5 75 198 2.83 90, NYM 179.1 9-14 67 181 3 46 91, NYM 44 0 1-3 9 31 2 86 92, NYM 214 2 14-11 67 193 2.73 93, NYM 119 2 5-6 36 81 2.93 Totals 1590.2 98-796031458 3.15 League Championship Series Yr, Tm ip w-i bb era 86. NYM 6 0-1 1 5 4.50 88. NYM 4 0-1 1 5 13 50 Totals 10 0-2 2 10 8.10 World Series Yr, Tm ip w-l bb so era 86, NYM 6.2 0-0 1 10 1.35 Totals 6.2 0-0 1 10 1.35 Continued From A6 Jim Mora said. "Then we kept turning that sucker over. After a while, it got out of control.

We're better than we played, I promise you that. We'll come back fighting." The Saints, who had not been blanked since 1983, avoided a shutout with 1:48 remaining when Buck threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Floyd Turner. The extra point allowed Morten Andersen to extend his consecutive game scoring streak to 152 games. The victory was the fourth straight for the 49ers (7-3), who took a one-game lead over the faltering Saints. New Orleans, which started 5-0, including a 16-13 victory over San Francisco, has seen its two-game advantage rubbed out by losing four of its last five games.

"A lot of people were counting us out, so it feels good to come out and play a game like that," Rice said. "People are going to jump on the bandwagon, but if we go down there and lose to the Rams (next week), they're going to jump off. One thing about this team, I think we've matured a lot and we're starting to peak at the right time." Young ran for a touchdown and threw scoring passes of 22 yards to John Taylor and yards and -14 yards to Rice as the 49ers racked up 40 or more points for the third straight game. Young completed 14 of 21 passes for 205 yards. Wilson was 6 of 15 for 46 yards, with three interceptions.

The 49ers roughed up Wilson, sacking him four times and intercepting him three times. Buck couldn't do much better his first series ended with Eric Davis coming up with the 49ers' fourth interception. "We moved the ball well at times but then we turned it over and that'll kill you every time," Saints receiver Quinn Early said. "What we have to do now is hang together. People are going to be down on us.

The fans and media are going to be down on us but we have to stick together as a team and not point any fingers." Hanks, named the starter at free safety over Dana Hall two weeks ago, ignited the rout when he stepped in front of Eric Martin and intercepted Wilson. He stumbled, got to his feet, found room down the left sideline and then cut back to the middle to go in for his first defensive touchdown and the fourth by the unit this year. "It's been a perfect evening for me," Hanks said. "I was going to run even if I was touched. I was going to make the referees make the call.

I was just flat running scared. I didn't want to get caught from behind." Anderson in charge of Bengals' offense Associated Press CINCINNATI It's no coincidence that David Klingler looked a little bit like Kenny Anderson last Sunday against the New York Jets. Anderson was calling the plays. The Cincinnati Bengals put Anderson, the quar Tennis ATP Tour Money Leaders The leading money winners on the ATP Tour through Nov. 21 I PeteSampras 2JimCourier $3,564,321 3 MichaelStich $2,936,521 4 StefanEdberg $2,309,509 5 Goranlvanisevic $1 .81 8.897 6 BonsBecker $1 ,765,839 7 MichaelChang $1 ,743.524 8PetrKorda $1,517,229 Bruguera $1 ,447,484 10.

AndreiMedvedev $1,301,143 II IvanLendl $1,075,876 12. CedricPioline $841,239 13. ThomasMuster $805,066 14 RichardKrajicek $729,753 15. WaltyMasur $685,664 16. KarelNovacek $682,306 17.

WayneFerreira $648,561 18 ToddMartin $642,108 19 MarcRosset $622,733 20. MarkWoodtorde $612,682 21 RicheyReneberg $61 1 ,898 22. MagnusGustafsson $605,490 23. AlexanderVolkov $568,300 24. AmaudBoetsch $532,831 25.

PaulHaarhuis $506,629 26. CarlosCosta $503,628 27. HenrikHolm $460,922 28 JonathanStark $442,802 29. PatrickMcEnroe $441 .056 30. JavierSanchez $433,578 31 MarcGoellner $431 ,358 32.

AndreiChesnokov $430,925 33. AndersJarryd $428,705 34. AndreiOlhovskiy $428,622 35. MalivaiWashington $428,580 36. ToddWoodbridge $421 ,650 37.

EmtlioSanchez $417,779 38. AndreAgassi $407,835 39. JaccoEltingh $390,691 40 MikaelPernfors $390,595 41. ByronBtack $390,397 42. AmosMansdorf $382,064 43.

PatrikKuhnen $378,147 44. MagnusLarsson $372,096 45 JakobHIasek $368,747 46 MarcosOndruska $362,823 47 Carl-UweSteeb $360,153 48 AndreiCherkasov $354,915 49. BradGilbert $347,216 50. JonasSvensson $345,135 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet New York 8 2 .800 Boston 6 4 .600 Orlando 5 4 .556 Washington 4 4 .500 New Jersey 4 6 .400 Miami 3 5 .375 Philadelphia 3 7 .300 Central Division Charlotte 6 3 .667 Atlanta 5 4 .556 Detroit 5 4 .556 Chicago 4 5 .444 Cleveland 3 6 .333 Indiana 3 6 .333 Milwaukee 1 8 .111 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet Houston 9 0 1.000 Utah 7 3 .700 San Antonio 6 5 .545 Denver 4 4 .500 Minnesota 2 6 .250 Dallas 1 8 .111 Pacific Division Seattle 8 01.000 Phoenix 6 2 .750 Portland 5 4 .556 LA Clippers 4 5 .444 Sacramento 4 5 .444 Golden State 3 5 .375 LA Lakers 3 7 .300 Tonight Charlotte at Washington. 7:30 p.m.

LA Lakers at Atlanta. 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Orlando, 8 p.m. LA Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Houston, 8:30 p.m.

Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday Golden State at Miami, 7:30 p.m. LA Lakers at Charlotte. 7:30 m. Washington at Cleveland.

7:30 p.m. Boston at Detroit 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana. 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Milwaukee.

8:30 p.m. New Jersey at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chicago at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m.

Seattle at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. GB GB 2'i 4 4'i 6', 8 NBA Leaders NEW YORK (AP) NBA individual scoring, field goal percentage, rebounding and assist leaders through Nov. 21 Scoring FQ FT Pts Avg O'Neal. On. 9112 44 268 29.8 Barkley.

Phoe. 8 84 46 223 27 9 Robinson. A. 10 94 85 273 27 3 K. Malone.Utah 10 94 79 270 27 0 Olajuwon, Hou.

9 92 43 227 25 2 Wilkins. At. 8 64 68 201 25.1 K. Johnson.Phoe. 8 74 42 191 23.9 Miller, Ind.

6 48 38 143 23 8 Abdul-Raut. Den. 8 79 30 189 23 6 Richmond, Sac. 9 76 46 208 23 1 Coleman. N.J.

10 79 64 228 22 8 Drexler, Port. 9 69 54 198 22 0 C. Robinson.Port 9 79 39198 22.0 Seikaly. Mia. 7 56 35147 21.0 Mourning.

Char. 9 55 77187 20.8 Tisdale. Sac. 9 78 29185 20 6 Mashbum. Dafl.

9 70 31 180 20.0 Kemp, Sea. 8 57 45159 19.9 Homacek, Phil. 10 70 43 197 19.7 Laettner, Minn. 8 49 58 157 19.6 Rebounding on Det Tot Avg 124 193 19 3 83128 14.2 87 113 141 86 121 13.4 Rodman. S.A Oakley, Y.

Barkley. Phoe. Olajuwon. Hou. Mutombo.

Den. Coleman. N.J. K. Malone.Utah Grant, Chi.

Divac, LAL Potyrnce. Det. 10 69 9 45 8 26 9 35 8 32 10 43 10 41 9 47 10 46 9 34 72 104 130 83126 12 6 84125 12.5 62109 12.1 74 120 12 0 72106 11.8 Assists No Avg Stockton, Utah 10 122 12 2 Stales. Orl 9 94 10 4 Thomas, Det 6 62 10 3 Bogues.Char 9 91 10.1 Jackson. LAC 8 79 99 K.

Johnson.Phoe 8 79 9 9 Blaylock. ATJ 9 88 9.8 Douglas. Bos 9 88 9 8 K. Anderson.N.J 10 96 9 6 Price, Clev 9 82 9.1 Team Statistics NEW YORK (AP) Ths NBA team scoring and defense statistics through Nov. 21: Team Offense Pts Avg Charlotte 91031114 6 Phoenix 8 896112.0 8 883110 4 Sacramento 9 9451050 Miami 7 727103.9 Portland 9 932103 6 Boston 9 926102.9 Detroit 9 924102.7 Orlando 9 920102.2 Utah 101020102.0 Washington 8 809101.1 Houston 9 909101 0 Cleveland 9 905100 6 LA Lakers 10 991 991 Mnnesots 8 791 98 9 New Jersey 10 981 98.1 8 784 98 0 Indiana 8 783 97 9 New York 9 880 97.8 Milwaukee 9 675 97.2 Golden St 8 774 96 8 Chicago 9 870 96.7 Atlanta 9 858 95.3 Denver 8 760 95.0 Philadelphia 10 936 93 6 San Antonio 10 916 91 6 Dallas 9 821 91.2 Recreation Men's Slowbreak Nov.

17 Masonry Construction 32, Bailreich's 31 Leading scorers Masonry: Tracy Colston 15, Tom Evans 12. Bailreich's: Dick Below 12. John Schafer 10 Men's Fastbreak Standing Eastern Conference Lite Beer 2-0 Mendoza's 2-0 Miller Lite 1-0 U.S. Gypsum 1-1 Phil Inn 1-1 Nick's Roadhouse 0-1 Friendship Food 0-2 Western Conference Turner Insurance 2-0 JVSGarage 1-1 Coast Guard 1-1 Metro Life 1-1 Sunoco 1-0 B.F.I 0-1 Snyder Mobil 0-2 Nov. 21 results Coast Guard 45, JVS Garage 37 Metro Life 80, Snyder Mobil 38 Turner Ins.

68. B.F.I. 58 Miller Lit 93. Sunoco 61 Lit Bear 62. Phil's Inn 59 U.S.

Gypsum 71. Friendship Foods 54 Mendoza's 83, Nick's Roadhouse 59 Leading scorers Coast Guard: Brook Bench 24, Sean Conway 9 JVS Garage: Mike Palija 18, Jerry Flora 8, Mike Matthews 6 Metro Life: Paul Moor 17, BiN Skimer 14. Dan Anderson 14 Snyder MobH: Man Mankry 9 Turner Mike Riddle 15. Rick Habeg- garl4 B.F.I.: Brad Meek 16, Mrke Burke 11 Millet Lite: Steve Alexander 22. Paul Colston 22 Sunoco: Tom Event 26, Dave Bradley 12 Lit Beer: Paul Rofkar 15.

Todd War-nick 14 Phil Inn: Doug Buhrow 19. Eric Rumball 18 S. Gypsum: Ed Ftynn 22. Ed Schaefer 11, Todd Writ 11 Friendship Foods: David Canal os 21. Jeff Knar 15 Mendoza's: La Horn 29.

Steve Smith 20 Nick's RoatJhou: Rob Holeomb 1 1 Jim no Hockey NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division TPtsGF GA NY Rangers 14 5 2 30 78 55 New Jersey 14 5 0 28 73 48 Philadelphia 13 9 1 27 99 96 Florida 8 10 3 19 60 65 Washington 9 11 0 18 57 65 NY Islanders 7 12 1 15 70 72 Tampa Bay 5 14 2 12 49 67 Northeast Division Pittsburgh 11 7 4 26 78 78 Boston 10 4 6 26 68 51 Montreal 10 7 3 23 58 49 Buffalo 8 11 1 17 77 77 Quebec 7 11 2 16 74 73 Ottawa 5 12 2 12 69 92 Hartford 4 14 2 10 54 82 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division TPts GF GA Toronto 16 3 4 36 91 59 St. Louis 12 4 4 28 66 58 Dallas 11 8 4 26 83 74 Chicago 10 8 2 22 68 59 Winnipeg 8 11 3 19 73 83 Detroit 8 9 2 18 75 70 Pacific Division Calgary 14 6 3 31 85 70 Vancouver 12 8 0 24 68 62 Los Angeles 9 10 2 20 80 84 San Jose 7 13 4 18 56 74 Anaheim 7 13 2 16 61 77 Edmonton 3 17 3 9 61 90 Tonight New Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 m. Montreal at Y. Rangers. 7:35 m.

Hartford at Florida, 7:35 p.m. Detroit at San Jose, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday Boston at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Y.

Rangers at Ottawa, 7:35 ut. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Hartford at Tampa Bay. 7:35 p.m. St.

Louis at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Y. Islanders at Dallas, 8.35 p.m. Anaheim at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 9:35 p.m.

Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Detroit at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. coif PGA Final Money Leaders PONTE VEDRA. Fla. (AP) Final leading money winners on the 1993 PGA Tour: Town Money 1.

NickPrice 18 $1,478,557 2. PaulAzinger 24 $1,458,456 3GregNonrran 15 $1,359,653 27 $1,078,870 S.OavkJFrost 22 $1,030,717 6PayneStewart .26 $982,875 7.LeeJanzen 26 $932,335 S.TomKite 20 $887,811 9FultonAllem 28 $651,345 lO.FredCouples 19 $796,579 IIJeffMaggert 28 $793,023 12. DavisLovelll 26 $777,059 13. LarryMize 22 $724,660 14.ScottSimpson 22 $707,166 15-JohnHuston 30 $681,441 16.RoccoMediate 24 $680,623 17SteveElkington 23 $675,383 18CoreyPavm 24 $675,087 14 $657,831 20 DavkJEctwards 21 $653,086 21 MarkCalcavecchia .30 $630,366 22.PhilMickelson 24 $628,735 23 Bernhardlanger 6 $626,938 24 $610,312 25ChipBeck 27 $603,376 26 JayHaas 29 $601,603 27 JimMcGovern 34 $587,495 28RkFehr ...26 $556,322 29 CraigStader 24 $553,623 X.BillyMayfair 32 $513,072 31NolanHenke 26 $502,375 32 BobEstes 28 $447,187 33.TomLehman 28 $422,761 34 HowardT witty 29 $41 6,833 35GrantWaite 30 $411,405 36.DanForsman 25 $410,150 37ScottHoch 28 $403,742 38 JoeySindelar 22 $391,649 39FuzzyZoeller 18 $378,175 40 BillyAndrade 29 $365,759 41.MarkMcCumber .21 $363,269 42MarkWiebe 27 $360,213 43MarkO'Meara 26 $349,516 44KeithClearwater 31 $348,763 45.JohnCook 23 $342,321 46TomWatson 16 $342,023 47.DonmeHammond...23 $340,432 48BrettOgle 18 $337,374 49MikeStandry 30 $323,886 50.CraigParry 23 $323,068 51BenCrenshaw 22 $318,605 52DudleyHart 30 $316,750 53.LorenRoberts 28 $316,506 54BobLohr 26 $314,982 55BradFaxon 25 $312,023 56FredFunk 34 $309,435 57 BiHGIasson 22 $299,799 58 D.AWeibring 22 $299,293 59 RussCochran 27 $293,868 60-GregKraft 24 $290,581 61.BlaineMcCallisler...27 $290,434 62AndrewMagee 25 $269,988 63.CurtisStrange 2 $262,697 64 StevePate 28 $254,841 65Halelrwin .21 $252,688 66MarkBrooks 31 $249,698 67. DaveRummslls 28 $247,963 68.

LanrryWadkrns 22 $244,544 69 32 $242,140 70.RobertGamei 25 $236,458 71JeyDelsing 29 $233,464 72GregTwiggs 29 $231,823 73MchaelAllen ...27 $231,072 74. 31 $230,139 75. KenGren 22 $229,750 78JohnOaly 24 $225,591 77.PeterJcobsen 23 $222,291 78 JohnAdams 29 $221,753 79 MikeSpringer 30 $214,729 80 RichardZokol 25 $214,419 81 Brucef leisher 28 $214,279 82 28 $210,125 83 PhilBlackmar 30 $207,310 84 DuffyWaldorf 25 $202,638 85.BrianClaar.: 32 $202,624 M.JayDonBlaks .26 $202,482 Hartford honors Bird Associated Press HARTFORD, Conn. Larry Bird returned to the Hartford Civic Center on Monday night, where his No. 33 was raised to the rafters along with the numbers of five other Boston Celtic greats.

Bird, whose tribute came at halftime of the Pacers-Celtics game, thanked the cheering fans for their support during his 13-year career and assured them his retirement is permanent. "I would never play basketball again, unless it was out here just snooting around," he said. Bird played 35 games at the Civic Center between 1980 and 1992. Boston was 31-9 during his era, with Bird missing five games, including two losses. During Monday night's ceremony, which was postponed last year because he underwent back surgery, Bird received a key to the city.

He said a few words to the fans before a video tribute was shown and a commemorative banner was unfurled with the numbers of former Celtics who played at the Civic Center since 1974 and have had their numbers retired in Boston. Bird and Johnson raised the Celtic banner with Bird's No. 33, Johnson's No. 3 and the numbers of Jo Jo White (10), John Havlicek (17), Dave Cowens (18) and Don Nelson (19). Space was left for Kevin McHale (32) and the late Reggie Lewis (35).

terback coach, in charge of the offense for the first time. The result: Klingler completed a season-high 22 throws out of 31 for 1 yards, his second-highest yardage total of the season. Although the Bengals lost 17-12, coach Dave Shula liked the way Klingler responded to Anderson's play selection. Anderson, a former Bengals quarterback in his first year as a coach, will call plays the rest of the season instead of first-year offensive coordinator Mike Pope. "I felt that maybe we could get a little spark by having Kenny call the plays," Shula said Monday.

"He's spent so much time with the quarterbacks, especially having Dave back in the lineup. When those two are on the same page, it can make it that much more comfortable for everybody else that's out there." Anderson and Klingler have vastly different styles. Klingler has never been a pocket passer, preferring to move around before throwing. Anderson set virtually all of the Bengals' passing records by dropping back and making high-percentage throws. But Klingler adapted well to Anderson's play calling.

The Bengals went to high-percentage completions against the Jets running backs Harold Green and Derrick Fenner had 9 catches for 70 yards. Chicago at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Miami at Dallas, 4 p.m. 49ers 42, Saints 7 New Orleans 0 0 0 7 7 San Francisco 7 21 14 0 42 First Quarter SF Hanks 67 interception return (Cofer kick), 6:54. Second Quarter SF Young 22 pass to J.Taylor (Cofer kick), 3:05.

SF Rice 11 pass from Young (Cofer kick), 10:35. SF Young 7 run (Cofer kick), 14:36. Third Quarter SF Logan 5 run (Cofer kick), 5:14. SF Rice 14 pass from Young (Cofer kick), 9:06. Fourth Quarter NO F.Turner 6 pass from Buck (Andersen kick), 13:12.

NO SF First downs 17 25 Rushes-yards 1.23-119 38-219 Passing 142 236 Punt Returns 1-9 2-25 Kickoff Returns 7-1 26 2-31 Interceptions Ret 0-0 4-117 Comp-Att-Int 16-30-4 17-25-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-26 2-8 Punts 6-42 2-38 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 2-20 2-19 Time ofPossession 27:49 32:1 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Wew Orleans. Muster 6-38, McAfee 7-33, Derek Brown 5-27, W. Wilson 1-11, Ned 3-10. Hilliard 1-0. San Francisco.

Watters 16-116, flath-man 5-39, Young 3-34, Lee 5-10, Bono 4-8, Logan 2-7, Carter 3-5. PASSING New Orleans, W.Wilson 6-15-3-46, MBack 10-15-1-122. San Francisco, Young 14-21-0-205, Bono 3- 4- 0-39. RECEIVING New Orleans, F.Tumer 5- 47, Muster 3-21. Early 2-48.

Hilliard 2-11. ASmith 1-19. EMartin 1-12. Ned 1-7. McAfee 1-3.

San Francisco, J.Taylor 6- 90, Rice 4-62, B.Jones 4-53. Singleton 2-28. Jamie Williams 1-11 College Big Ten glance Conference AH Games Pet Pet x-Ohio State 6 1 1 813 9 1 1 Wisconsin 5 1 1 .786 8 1 1 PennSt 5 2 0 .714 8 2 0 Michigan Slate 4 2 0 .667 6 3 0 Indiana 5 3 0 .625 8 3 0 Michigan 5 3 0 .625. 7 4 0 Illinois 5 3 0 .625 5 6 0 Iowa 3 5 0 375 8 5 0 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 4 7 0 Northwestern 0 6 0 000 2 9 0 Purdue 0 8 0 000 1 10 0 x-clincned at least tie for trite Saturday Perm State at Michigan St Saturday, Dec 4 Wisconsin vs. Michigan St.

at Tokyo Final Div. I-AA Poll HUNTINGDON VALLEY, Pa (AP) The final top 25 teams in the 1 993 Sports Network Division l-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 20, total points and last week's ranking: Record Pts Prv 1 Troy State (27) 10-0-1 1516 1 2 Georgia South (16) 9-2-0 1470 2 3 Montana (7) 10-1-0 1450 3 4 Northeast La (3) 9 2-0 1390 4 5 McNeese State (2) 9-2-0 1322 5 6 Boston U. (3) 11-0-0 1250 6 7 Youngstown St. (1) 9-2-0 1210 7 HowardU.

(3) 11-0-0 1099 8 9 Marshall 8-3-0 1070 9 10. 9-2-0 1034 10 11 Idaho 9-2-0 991 11 12 Central Flonda 9-2-0 937 12 13 Northern Iowa 8-3-0 816 13 14 Stephen Austin 8-3-0 720 17 15 Southern U. 9-1-0 630 14 16 Pennsylvania 10-0-0 600 15 17 Kentucky 8 3-0 587 18 18 Delaware 8-3-0 529 19 19 Kentucky 8-3-0 423 20 20 Eastern Wash 7-3-0 303 22 21. N. Carolina 8-3-0 250 16 22 Tennessee Tech 8-3-0 245 24 23 AlcomState 8-3-0 225 23 24 TowsonState 8-2-0 208 25 25 Massachusetts 8-3-0 103 High School COLUMBUS.

Ohio (AP) State semifinal and regional final pairings for the 22nd annual Ohio High School Athletic Association state football tournament: Regional Finals DIVISION I Regional Finals Saturday At Dublin Stadium Hilliard (10-1) vs Mount Vernon (9-2), 7:00 p.m. Semifinals Dec. 4 At Dayton Welcome Stadium Cincinnati Moeller (12-0) vs. Hilliard-Mount Vernon winner, 1 p.m. At Canton Fawcett Stadium Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (1 1 -0) vs.

Cleveland St. Ignatius (12-0), 11 a.m. DIVISION II Semifinals All games Friday At Dayton Welcome Stadium St Marys Memorial (12-0) vs. Piqua (11-1). 7 30 m.

At Psrms Byers Field Unionlown Lake (10-2) vs. Chardon (9-3), 7:30 p.m. DIVISION III Semifinals All games Saturday At Dayton Welcome Stadium Germantown Valley View (12 0) vs. Ironton (12-0). 7 m.

At Bersa Finnic Stadium Wauseon (12-0) vs. Youngstown Ursuline (10-2), 7 DIVISION IV Semifinals All games Friday At Xenla Cox Field Versailles (11-1) vs. Crooksvills (10-2), 7:30 p.m. At Beres Finnic Stadium Huron (10-2) vs. Gates Mills Hawken (11-1), 7:30 p.m.

Division Regional Finals All games Friday At Flndlay Donnelt Stadium Sidney Lehman (9-3) vs. Liberty Center (10-2), 7 30 pm. At Zanesvllle Sulsberger Memorial Stadium Newark Catholic (12-0) vs. Steubenville Catholic (10-2). 7 JO p.fll.

Leaders TENNIS Women Through Nov. 21 WTA Money 1. Steffi Graf, $2,821,337. 2, Arantxa Sanchez vicario, $1 .383.239. 3.

Conchi-ta Martinez. $973,795. 4, Jana Novotna, $876,646. 5. Martina Navratilova, $861,119.

6. Natalia Zvereva. $825,160. 7. Helena Sukova, $645,573.

8, Gigi Fernandez, $618,563. 9. Mary Joe Fernandez. $611,681. 10, Gabnela Sabatj-r.

$582,680. Kraft Tour Points 1. Steffi Graf, 7,560. 2. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, 5,005.

3, Conchita Martinez, 3,980. 4, Martina Navratilova. 3.105. 5. Gabriela Sabatirn, 3.075 6.

Jana Novotna. 2.763. 7. Anke Huber. 2,258.

8. Mary Joe Fernandez, 2,241 9. Manueta Maleeva-Fragriere, 2,131. 10. Zina Garnson Jackson.

1.886. WTA Rankings 1. Steffi Graf. Germany. 409 1746.

2. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain, 243.5556. 3. Martina Navratilova. United States.

221.4989. 4, Conchita Martinez, Spain, 192.3314. 5, Gabriela Sabatini, Argentina, 146.4048 6, Jana Novotna, Czech Republic, 145 1179. 7, Mary Joe Fernandez, United States. 138 2162 8, Monica Seles, Yugoslavia.

133 5178. 9. Jennifer Capriati, United States. 126 3750. 10.

Anke Huber, Germany, 124 5625. Men Through Nov. 21 ATP Money 1, Pete Sampras, $3,648,075. 2, Jim Courier, $3,584,321. 3.

Michael Stich. $2,936,521. 4. Stefan Edberg. $2,309,509.

5, Goran Ivanisevic, $1,818,897. 6. Boris Becker, $1,765,839. 7. Michael Chang.

$1,743,524. 8. Petr Korda. $1,517,229. 9, Sergi Bruguera.

$1,447,484. 10, Andrei Medvedev, $1,301,143. IBM-ATP Tour Points-Rankings 1 Pete Sampras. 3.91 7. 2, Jim Courier.

3.390. 3, Michael Stich, 3,003. 4. Sergi Bruguera, 2,590. 5, Stefan Edberg, 2.571.

6. Andrei Medvedev, 2.399. 7, Michael Chang. 2,154. 8, Goran Ivanisevic.

2,088 9. Thomas Muster. 2.033. 10, Cedric Pioline, 2,012. AUTO RACING NASCAR Final Winston Cup Points 1.

Dale Earnhardt, 4.526. 2, Rusty Wallace. 4.446. 3, Mark Martin. 4,150 4.

Dale Jarrett, 4.000 5. Kyle Petty. 3.860. 6, Ernie Irvan. 3.834 7.

Morgan Shepherd. 3.807. 8, Bill Elliott, 3,774. 9. Ken Schrader.

3.715. 10. Ricky Rudd, 3,644. Money 1, Dale Earnhardt. $1,608,740.

2. Mark Martin, $1,282,390. 3, Ernie Irvan, $1,231,980. 4. Rusty Wallace.

$1,202,130. 5. Dale Jarrett. $964,075 6. Ken Schrader.

$817,615. 7, Bill Elliott. $783,550. 8. Geoff Bodine.

$738,480 9, Kyle Petty, $690,095. 10. Darrell Waltrip. $678,285. IndyCar Final PPQ Cup Standings 1 Nigel Mansell, 191.2, Emerson Fit-tipaldi.

183 3, Paul Tracy, 157. 4, Bobby Rahal. 133. 5, Raul Boeset, 132. 6, Mario Andrew, 117.

7. Al Unser 1 00. 8, Arie Luyendyk. 90. 9, Scott Goodyear.

86. 10. Robby Gordon, 84. Money BOWLING Men Through Oct 27 1. Walter Ray Williams.

$280,170. 2. Peter Weber, $149.720. 3, Ron Williams, $142,585. 4, Parker Bonn III, $134,328.

5. Mike Aulby, $134,250. 6. Norm Duke. $130,075.

7, George Branham III, 8, Brian Voss, $120,695. 8, Dave Arnold, $119,185. 10, Bob Learn, $98,361. Senior Men Through Nov. 15 1, Gary Dickinson, $78,250.

2. Gens Stus. $75,565. 3. John Handegard, $67,123.

4. Frank May. $46,559. 5, John Hricsma. $46,559 6.

Ron Winger, $43,425. 7, Phil Ware. $42,250. 8. Testa Semiz, $36,410.

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