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Monday, December 1, 1975 -THE MIAMI NEWS Monday, December 1, 1975 THE MIAMI NEWS 7C Colder Graded Entries By Sam Engolbarg, Miami New Handlcappar Embarrassed UCLA hopes for a rematch Third Race 10 TINY CHANCE 4 MS SARA 5 EVERY DANCE 12-1 V5-1 10-1 Dial xxxW Connot endorse Haldar 114 Far back vergara 114 Mediocre record For Tuesday First Race YHIRCt- Putse 14,400 2 YO maidens dm 1 mile 20 yds 1:54 pp unfits lAf-faau Ifilt raniMHl I HORSE Jockey Comment Odds Sixth Race Threat If starter Good rcnt second Snouidgowall May better rating In light In lough Recent term poer Sneds weight Long idlf Dulfoerformer In deep An also ran Poor performer Pass 4 1 1-1 15-1 1W 15-1 12-1 20-1 111 114 122 112 xxlO 112 114 XX 102 114 112 114 114 1 112 XXI05 Rivera MarBein Moreno Garrldo Drury Oennle no rider Rodrlqne'. Mayorga no rider Veipara Fernlcola Rivera Drury MONK EYM ASTER RCMAN SCOUT CALCIFICATION TIME TO WIN MAKE US PROUD REPVILLI PAYNE OUELU FIRST METROPO'TAN BRAINE LECHATEAU MISTY FIELDS 4 BABULA 2ND SHARK BOAT LUENGO ARMS AND ARMOR SlUTH-Purse 44,400 1 4 YO dm 41,040 furlongs PP mors Jockey wt. 1U 111 in ii lit 114 114 JUNGLE LADY DUKT OF ALSATIA HERALD HAROLD VOL'S GREATEST SAVAGE TALK COVE MAHAL SNOBISH RULER Graduation day Chief threat May better rating Fits well her Must Improve Ascending scale Dull form S-2 3-1 3- 1 5-1 4- 1 101 1J 1 Loper GnlHtano Barrow Stevenson Astorga St Leon No Rider HBT-fM YO HHUt elm 4 urltit 100 Cemment CVddt Sligtitedge 3-1 One to tear 4-1 Could elef 4-1 Sharp drop 5-1 Must be considered 1 Not out of it Beat lesser 1 0-1 Scored against eheaeerio-i Mat better 4-1 Ha poor form 30-1 3 charms hope Castaneda 11 7 BOLO POWER Barrow 114 5 a-HIDDEN KISS Haldar 114 1 HOYA RETURNS Barrow II 4 UHRICH ENZURIGH Mayorga 114 1 CAM QUEST Vergers 1 LT. TED Gallltano 114 I SUNNY CHEF PlBUIman 117 10 a-WINNIE THE POOH Haldar 114 6 TYVIL HlHbl 11 a Berri s. Campbell Berrle entry Fourth Race Ninth Race MM No Rider Fieselman No Rider Llverman Gomez Garrldo Sarmiento Nlcolo wt.

114 in 114 Hi 114 11 Ilk 114 lit mm t-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 1M JO-T 20-1 20-1 IfifiUBfififififififififififififififififififififlfifififififififififififififififififiHoVY mr lira isaififiWfififiujiiitBfifififil Lam! A aaajpjBJfi sififififififififififiT Bmjji BKrB BfififiT BtlfiSfifil 'fifififirBfififififififififififiSfiSfifitlBfifiSfifififi JCj- 0b BB 'BrTfifififififififififififififififififififififirile SfilTfiSfifififififififiSfifiSfilTHfiils It lii' '''ffll'tsv fskt fjLyHmm mm 'jimY? Am KiL. wHS Comment Best effort OMoed Sharp challenger Last not true Eligible to Improve Must show more In touh Dull fOfirtV Last ordinary Poor record Far back Fat MORS! DRIFTWOOD LANE SEDUCEABLE FOOLFORALI.SE AiONS BALLERINA ROSE SWEET SONYA LYNN SATAN'S LOVE SPLIT UP BREAM OF FAME SECRET INGREDIENT PRINTERS IMAtHT LI'L TIDBIT NINTH -Purse MM 3 ft 4 YO Wit lw 4 furls 4.44 XlU Drury Seventh Race Hugsini XXXlO Jockey Wt. Comment Odds no rider 117 Cell en best 5-2 Balfaur .114 Top contender 3-1 Vergara 114 Good recent second 4-1 St Leon 117 Neddllt 5-1 Cdno 114 AbKmat 3-1 McManus xxxlos Should go well 4-1 no rider 114 Beaten rno ce 12-1 Scarpefta xl07 In tough lj-l PP HORSE 4 MONEY PENNY 5 a-CHRIS' BENTURE 1 TARAKANOVA 4 SEMINCLE GiRL 7 fi-BESSIE'S MOTHER 2 GYPSY POSE 3 RANDI'S PET 4 LEDOLUCK FOURTH Purse (4,000 2 YO fillies mldns 4 lurlontl 2:14 PP HORSE jockey wt. Cemment OtM 1 SKA SKA SKOOTER Scocca 120 Should handl task 3-1 9 GOLDAGGIE Mivara 120 Dangerous oponnont 4-1 3 RECORD HOP Barrow 120 Figures close up 11 2 PROUD OF YOU Hernandez 120 Making debut 4-1 4 WE6TRY Castaneda 120 Initial start 4-1 TABEBUIA Baltazar 130 First timer 1-1 10 BOLD KIT Saumell 120 Flrsttlmer 1-1 4 LONNY'S EVENT Cedeno 120 Local debut 11-1 7 aSING BACK Drury xxlU Making debut fit I iKITTYLUCK Prury mtli3 Initial start HM a Daybreak Farm entry SEVENTH Purse 14,404 YO A up fillies mares dm 11,040 4V lurlongt 1:44 Second Race Jockey wt. Castaneda II PP HORSE 6 DEE'S DAUGHTER 3 TIO'S MANNER 1 RARE PROSPECT McManus xxxi 10 Bright Vlw Frm ntry Tenth Race 114 SECOND Pun i YO maidens elm furlenjt 1.11 Odds 3- 1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 1 4- 1 12-1 20-1 30-1 Comment Shad the best Main contender Can't Ignored Merits conslderetion Always a threat Should go wall Eligible to Long ld! Local eut Pass ft up dm 13,500 1 1 Fifth Race Wt Jockey CALLALITTLELATER MY SANDRA CANOY CHIEF PETTICOAT ALLEY LALEETO SEA ARIA ARTISAN TYPE Sf Leon Rivera Vergara DePasj Masters Saumell Sarmlento 114 114 114 11? 114 114 123 PIFTH-Pursa 14,000 3 YO fillies dm (1,100 4 furlongs 2:12 HORSE Jockey Comment 1 HORSE NO BRAND GET CRACKING LEERYEEM aBIP'S STAR FIERY GENERAL flDELTA BROWN OLIVARES BRETT'S MISTAKE SHAFT HOLDER PINEAPPLE JOE wt.

120 120 120 120 120 120 120 XX.113 120 Hi 117 Jickv Barrow Gailiatno Capodicl Castaneda Rivera Nlcolo MacBeth Drury Torres Vergara H.Ciiis Comment Odds Should earn diploma 5-2 One to fear 1 Good recent second 4-1 Initial start J-1 Disregard last 4-1 Mate better Chance at price IJ-I Must show more 11-1 Local debut 13-1 Dull form lfl An also ran jf-l Must show more 20-1 11 II 114 II lit 114 114 St Loon UMt Stone no rider Bove Vergara Gieertein 3- 1 4- 1 14 1:13 Comment Overmatched in leaf Solid contender Good recent th. steady sort A possibility Must be considered In tough Nothing releiy in tight Must show mere An lso ran TENTH- Purse 14,300 1 YO PP HORSE 5 CASHCNTHE WAY 1 GANO 4 INSIDE TACKLE 2 HUESO PERDIDO 3 HAPPY BILL POMPON 2ND 7 ROLLICKING RELIC CUAL 1 INFORMAL 2ND 10 MISTY DARK 11 KINGS FIRST CROWN Odds 5-2 4-1 4-1 4-1 t-1 ft-l 4-1 13-1 1 1 Eighth Race Accorded preference At top of form Disregard lest Merits consideration In tough Annot recommend Astorga 1M St.Leon 11 McManus xxxl GerrWe JH Rlvr Iff GreensWIn 11 McManus xxxiO RAYA MARTIVO CARRY POSE MARYRIGHT FLUTTERING SAILS JOHNS ROSE MATARA'S ST KIM'S BOMB FttiMTH Purie 11 3 YO 4 tfp cim im.ooo about 1 1.14 tut 4tl4 114 Baltaiar 5-1 1 10-1 1 PP HORSE Garav xxxlOc Commtnt Jockey Odds TAMIRON in light No Rider 2 RAISE THE AXE 4 PRINCETON TIGER Ola 11 Matron 11? Castaneda no rider lie 114 Seems well Pieced Fonfl of turf 12 BEAU BISN, a-Big Stables Inc. 3-1 I vera Parke entry ii "Now we can get back to business as usual." Elsewhere, as many of the na-tions's top teams got underway, Kansas State became the first ranked team to get upset, dropping a 66-58 decision to Texas Tech. Tech's Rick Bullock was a one-man gang against the I4th-ranked Wildcats with 32 points, nine rebounds and a pair of blocked shots. No.

3 Maryland overpowered East Carolina 127-84; No. 5 North Carolina bombed Howard University 115-75; No. 7 Notre Dame whipped Kent State 90-61; No. 8 Louisville beat No. 19 Memphis State 70-74; No.

9 Tennessee downed Miami's Biscayne College 81-63; No. 10 Cincinnati topped Cleveland State 98-65; No. 13 North Carolina State clubbed The Citadel 103-75; No. 15 San Francisco defeated UC-Davis 90-70; No. 17 Providence cruised by Brown 71-51, and No.

20 Syracuse defeated Harvard 83-70. Steve Sheppard pumped in 28 points and John Lucas added 24 as Maryland set a school scoring record. The Terps hit 58 per cent Of their shots from the field. Mitch Kupchak had 24 points and 14 rebounds for North Carolina. The Tar Heels outrebounded Howard 54-21.

Forward Adrian Dantley contributed 25 points to Notre Dame's victory over Kent State. The Irish led by just five points at the half but broke it open with 52 points after intermission. Phillip Bond drove for three lay-ups in the final two minutes to insure Louisville's victory over Memphis State. Robert Miller scored 22 points, hitting li of 13 shots from the field, and Steve Collier added 20 in Cincinnati's romp over Cleveland State. Phil Spence scored 21 points and had 15 rebounds for North Carolina State.

The Wolfpack led 52-3(1 at the half and coasted home. Reserve Jeff Randall's 21 point! was tops for San Francisco in the 49ers victory over Cal-Davis. (i Hassett scored 18 points and Bruce Campbell added 16 for Providence in the Friars triumph over Brown. Marty Byrnes led a balanced Syracuse attack with 19 points as the Orangemen beat Harvard in the consolation game of the IPTAY vitation Tournament at Austin Peay won the' tourney wt beating Clemson 87-81 behifld' Charlie Fishback's 27 points. In other tournament garaibi Glenn Williams scored 24 points toll help St.

John's beat Manhattan 78--72 in the finals of the Joe Lapchick Memorial Tournament In New York; Mark Donoghue's 21 points led Massachusetts over Niagara SI-82 in the finals of the Naismith Halt Of Ftane tourney in Springfield, and Kenny Higgs netted 30 points to lead LSU past California 85-68 in the finals of the Louisiana Classic. Key West fumbles game to Dillard FORT LAUDERDALE Dillard High took advantage of Key West mistakes Saturday night to score a 21-0 victory and win the Region 8AAA football championship Lockhart Stadium. After Archie Jones scored on four-yard run for Dillard, EddfC Foss recovered a Key West fumWfg in the end zone for a touchdown 'and Wayne Lyons scored on a two- yard run after recovering a bloclntf punt. ART GRACE Racing Editor Press Wirephoto in Associated Press "Indiana proved they deserved their No. 1 ranking," said UCLA coach Gene Bartow.

"I only hope we have another match with Indiana in March." Bartow was referring to the NCAA Tournament and it may take his second-ranked Bruins that long to recover from Saturday night's 84-64 loss to Indiana. The Hoosiers, top-ranked in the Associated Press pre-season poll, broke on top 15-8 after 6 minutes, led 36-28 at the half and were never seriously threatened over the last 20 minutes. Only a strong performance by the Bruins' Richard Washington, scoring 20 of his 28 points in the second half, kept the game from becoming a complete rout. Scott May led the Hoosiers with 33 points and Kent Benson added 17. Washington and Marques Johnson, who had 18 points, were the only Bruins who could score more than six points against the tenacious Indiana defense.

"We're feeling our way a little," admitted Bartow after his rocky debut as John Wooden's successor. "It's obvious we're not in mid-season form. Indiana is a super team that already is in form." Hoosier coach Bobby Knight was glad the whole thing was over. "This was kind of a fairy tale experience," said Knight of the much-ballyhooed matchup of the two super powers on a neutral court in St. Louis.

Biscayne opens home season Biscayne College's basketball team, beaten 81-63 Saturday night by Tennessee, seeks its first victory of the season tonight when it plays South Florida at 8:30 at Miami-Dade Community College North. South Florida (1-0) has a frontline that averages 6-foot-9. Biscayne was never in contention Saturday night, against Tennessee, in Knoxville. Six-foot-6 Ernie Grun-feld led the Volunteers with 28 points. Arthur Collins had 15 points for Biscayne.

Local Schedule No foul is called as Kansas City players grab Walt Frazier from front and back Lakers win, still moan refs picking on Jabbar 'St Leon witis second time around raff) WtSTERN CONFERENCE SASTCRN CONFERENCE Atlantic Mm pa Philadelphia 12 4 Boston 4 .400 Bufflo .500 New York 7 .14 .333 Control Division Pet .250 Detroit 10 5 Kansas City I I Miiwaukg 7 11 Chicago Jl CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division Ptfi. OF Philadelphia 1 3 4 WWl-N. Y. Islander 0 5 37 Atlenta IB It' 32 65 N. Y.

Rangers 14 I 20 77 Smyth Divtisitn Chicago IB 4 10 30 01 St. Louis 22 77 Vancouver I If I 21 70 GA 41 44 70 100 67 71 7 as Atlanta 1 7 Houston I I Washington I I Pi Golden State Los Angeles Phoenix Seattle Portland It 5 i i 3 10 10 .500 3Vj 0 11 .581 .500 .447 .412 Associated Press There's no place like home for Los Angeles, especially when Portland is in town. The Lakers beat the Trail Blazers 116-109 last night for their 11th straight National Basketball Association victory without a lots this season before the home folks. It Was the Blazers ninth loss in 11 road games. Hie Lakers had to win it down Orleans Cleveland 7 11 13 16 50 TODAV FOOTBALL Miami vs.

New England, at Orange Bowl, 9 p.m. COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Biscayne Col lege JV at Miami-Dade North, 6:30 p.m.; Florida International University vs. Miami-Dade Downtown at Miami-Dade South. 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Biscayne Coliega vt.

Uni? versity of South Florida, at Miami-Dade North, 8:30 p.m. THOROUGHBRED RACING at Calder, i p.m. GREYHOUND RACING at Flagler, p.m.; at Holly-wood, 1:15 and 8 p.m. fOMORROW mOROUGHBRED RACING at Calder, 1 pj. GREYHOUND RACING at Flagler, 1 and p.t.; it Hollywood, 8 p.m.

ES CONFERENCE Division Norns i Jazz 96 76ers 113 Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Oetroit 4 1 10 2 10 2 14 4 18 Washington si S6 97 100 100 j9 74 70 a 104 04 44 fl isa 04 68 ft Adams Division YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 113, New Orleans 9 Kansas City 110, New York ft Los Angeles 114, Portland SATURDAY'S RESULTS Oetroit 115, New York 110 Cleveland 124. Seattle 161 Houston Philadelphia Milwaukee 84, Chicago 85 Golden State 112, Phoenix 108 Portland 130, Buffalo 115 TODAY'S GAMES Ne games scheduled PHILADELPHIA (1111 McGinn!" 5 5-4 15, Cunningham 0 0-0 0, Catchings 1 l-I 3, Collins 12 4-7 30. Carter 12 4-4 28. Norman 1 0-0-2, Mix 2-3 20, Le 4 0-0 8, Fre 1 1-2 7, Dawkins 0 0-0 0. Totals 47 WML New ORLEANS (042 Sthagen 4 2 4 20, Coleman 3 1-1 tMare 4 0-0 8, Nelson 10 7-10 27, BiMnp 4 0-0 8.

McElroy 3 4-4 10, Williams 4 T-1 Counts 0 0-0 0, Jam 4 14 4. Totals 40 14-30. Buffalo 17 1 Sf Boston 12 6 4) Toronto Cjllforni JJVJV' Ooh-La-La 685-9147 MEN'S HEALTH STUDIO GOLDEN MEN'S HEALTH CLUB 10th TREATMENT FREE MON. to SAt NFL 25-1 14 31 20 I Philadelphia New Orleans 1 MtUM.fO) BANKMER)CABa 3fiV- 9526 N.W. 7th AVE.

691-9466 10827 N.W. 27 AVE. Fouled out: Catchinos. Total foul: Philadelphia 24. New Or.

lOlM'tO. Catchings. AI7.74J. Radio Sports warn moans Colts 28 IlK'ts I I SATURDAY'S OAWEJ Pittsburgh e. New York Rangers 1 New York Islanders 1.

St. Louis 2 Philadelphia Toronto I Montreal a. Vencouver 4 Detroit 5. Kansas City 3 Boston 4. Chicago 4, tie Los Angeles 8, Buffalo 3 v-rinesota 5, Washington 3 YESTERDAY'S OAMBS New York Rangers 5.

Sf. Louis 2 Montreal 3. New York islanders 2 Philadelphia 5. Vancouver 3 Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 Atlenta 4. California 1 Kansas City Chicago 1, tie.

TODAY'S GAMES No games scneduiea TOMORROW'S OAMES New York Islanders Atlante at Lot Angeles Bruins 4 Penguins At Bolton: A-lfcttr, Knicks 98 Kings 110 SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS Broncos 13 First downs Kusnes-yards Hassino-vards Keturn yards I asses Punts Fumotes-tost enaities-yards CharaJt CMrotrs Broncos 3 24 17-50 40-MI 114 ..140 tljOJ 1-0 041 MS EAST DIVISION Pfs. OF GA the stretch without star center Ka-reem Abdul-Jabbar, who fouled out with 6:47 remaining. It was the third time this season Jabbar hat fouled out, as compared to the last two seasons, when he fouled out just twice in each of them. The Lakers seem to think Jabbar is getting called for fouls that other centers get away with. "I guess I'm so prejudiced on the' bench that I just don't know a foul when I see one," said Bill Sharman, the Los Angeles coach who was tagged with a technical foul for arguing over a call.

"We kept track on the bench of How many times (Portland center Bill) Walton had his hands on Abdul-Jabbar, and there WM not one time tonight when he didn't hive one or two hands on him. "The league is starting to let a lot more things go on." Kings 110, Knicks 98: Walt Fra-zier scored 38 points Lor New York but it wasn't enough to offset a balanced Kansas City attack led by Nate Archibald, 24 points, Jimmy Walker, 22, and Bill Robinzine, 21. The Kings have won four of five, the Knicks have lost five of six. 76ers 113, Jazz 96: Doug Collins scored 30 points and Fred Carter added 28 as Philadelphia increased its lead over second-place Boston to l'2 games in the Atlantic Division. New Orleans is 1-4 since losing high-scoring Pete Maravich with a shoulder separation.

Colts 28 38-216 .207 31 14-1 7-0 3-1 In the eighth race at Calder Saturday rider Gene St. Leon did an uncharacteristic thing. He moved too soon on a one-run horse named Noble Surviver, going to the leaders on the outside at the five-eighths pole of the one-mile allowance race. The pace was slow, which might have justified the precipitous move, but as usually happens when you ask a stretch runner to move early. Noble Surviver hung after fighting for the lead at the top of the stretch.

He finished fourth as Helixiv, with Marco Castaneda up, came from far back and won it. This is not the wav St. Leon usually rides, and this it not how he had won four of the last five stakes run at Calder. He did not make the same mistake a half hour later when he rode Toonerville in the $31,750 Coral Gables Handicap. Toonerville was 10th going to the far turn and when St.

Leon cut him loose he put in a super run. Despite going wide turning for home, he was strong enough to outfinish Harbor Pilot (Castaneda the rider) by a neck with Emperor Rex a head farther back in as exciting a race as you could hope to see. Even though he lost a ton of ground, Toonerville set a track record by running the mile and a sixteenth on the grass in 1:41 1-5. Remarkably, the time for the Coral Gables was faster than the time for the eighth race, at one mile on. the main course 3-5), with stakes-class 2 year olds in the field.

The sand-covered main course is slow, but still Toonerville paid $10.80 as the third choice and St. Leon it now five-for-six. All last summer Toonerville was runniiWj claiming company but no one wanted to go $15,000 for him. With three successive stakes victories, the 4-year-old gelding now has earned $100,944 this year. Our Hermis and Hinterland fought for the lead down the backside and into the stretch.

Going to the far tum Emperor Rex was fifth, with Toonenille 10th and Harbor Pilot 11th. While St. Leon went to the outside with Toonerville, Castaneda tried to save ground with Harbor Pilot and did so. At the sixteenth pole. Our Hermis and Hinterland still were heads apart as Emperor Rex joined them on the outside.

Toonerville rushed up in the middle of the track, and Harbor Pilot steamed up along the inside. Emperor Rex took the lead for a moment, then Toonerville went by him. Harbor Pilot got through between Our Hermis and Hinterland shutting off Hinterland and the three stretch runners had at it. Toonerville proved best in the three-horse photo as R. Tom Can came from far back to be fourth, two lengths behind Emperor Rex.

First downs Kusnes-vards Passing yards Keturn yards Passes Hunts f-umbles-kist Kenaities-yards LES DAMES (Formerly King Club) 21-44 'iiMHL 4-32 ....,14 S-10 ft TODAY PRO FOOTBALL Miami vs. New England, WIOD (filO), 9 p.m. mm i so England i 11 ma polls if 4) It MNH li i II 44 48 70 73 43 105 Mow rm cm Jackson t-1 17, Bradley 4 2-2 10, Nay-wood 7 2-2 14. Fraiier 14 4-5 34. BornWt 3 1-1 7, Walk 1 0-0 2 Fogle 1 04 2.

Gianelli 1 04 2. Wlngo 1 0-0 2, Oavl 1 2-3 4, Snort 0 0-0 0, Totals 4 13-13 44. Kansas City (110) Wedman 1-3 13. Johnson 5 3-3 It, Lacey 4 5-4 1, Archibald 10 4-4 34, WMft-er 4 4-4 22 McNeill 0 0-0 0. Ronerson 0 3-S ne 4 9-9 21.

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SUN. 2 P.M. TO MIDNITE 0 10 0 0 010 7 0 3 0 313 Kansas City Baltimore 0 0 0 1414 1 14 14 024 WEST DIVISION 1 7 0 3 10 If 1 -i it til 1 17 11 3 17 Sat t) First Period (Apps), 4:57. Fouled out Jackson. Total Now York II 30 Kan city CANADIAN DIVISION nnipeg 17 7 -i; TICKETS ON SALE 9 DEN Lynch 1 pass from Ramsey (Turner kick) SD Fuller 42 punt return (Werschin kick! SD FG Wersctlin 34 DEN FG Turner 23 DEN FG Turner 25 A 46,002 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING San Dieeo, Garrison 1-20, Youno 7-13.

Freitas 3-13, Matthews 6-13. Denver, Key-worth 20-132, Lynch 14-48, Little 11-40. RECEIVING San Diego. McDonald 2-S1, Young i-n, Matthews 2-10. Denver, Keyworth 2-10.

Odoms 2-6, Lynch 2-1. PASSING San Diego. Freitas 8-24-1. 72 yards. Denver.

Ramsey 5-12-3, 20; Hufntgel 3-0- ibocvkj. Second Period 1, ptr, Scheck (Mac-Donald. Durabanol, 4:24. 4. Bos, Bucvk 10 (Sheppard, Park) 7:07.

Third Peried 5. Boston. rpllwiOf) I ifJatell and Schmauti, 13:03. 6, Boston. PMb Shots en foal: Pittsourth t-5-7-20.

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Toronto 4 13 I 44 100 AMERICAN CONFERlliai' BALT Wallace interception return (Linhart kick) BALT Olds 1 run (Linhart kick) BALT MltcheM 70 run (Linhart kick) BALT Chester pass from Jones (Linhart klckl KC Dressier 3 pass from Dawson (Stenerud kick) KC Brunson 25 pass from Dawson (Stenerud kick) A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Kansas City, Green 12-25, Lane 4-14, Dressier 1-1 Baltimore, Mitcheii 26-178, Domres 1-14, Olds 6-9. RECEIVING Kansas City. Brunson 5-91. Lane 8-81, White 1-51, Pearson 3-39, Podolak 4-29. Baltimore, Doughty 2-74, Chester 4-43, Mitchell 4-41, Carr 2-21.

PASSING Kansas Citv, Dawson, 25-36-3 307 yards. Baltimore, Jones 12-13-0, 145. Domres 4-4- 0, 66. Eastern Division At M5. Lakers UB Trail Blazers lit PORTLANO (1001 Neal 10 1-2 21.

Wicks 7 34 17, W4JIM4I. 7 S4 14, Petrie 74 21. Steele 1 54 IS. Clemens 0 0-0 0, Gross 5 2-2 12, HOllins 3 0-0 4. Martin 0 0-0 0.

xxxxx 0 0-0 0. Total M- 23- 32, LOS ANGELES (1MI Ford 2 0-0 4, Warner 4 2-2 14, Jabber 11 0-4 24, Allen 4-4 20, Goodrich 7 22. Calhoun 1 04 2, Freeman 4 7-7 15, Mc-Oaniels 0 2-2 2, Russell 7 1-1 15. Totals 4 24- 24. ton Goalies: Pittsburgh, Plasse Boston.

Ou JOSE NAPOLES V.S. JOHN STRACEY DEC. 6 15 ROUNDS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division PF PA st. Lm 3 Dallas 8 3 271 206 Washington 7 4 282 192 N.Y. Giants 3 8 162 248 Philadelphia 3 8 189 243 Oilers 19 PF 283 330 352 188 191 I 7 i 2 Miami Baltimore Buffalo New England N.Y.

Jets IV SATURDAY'S SAMSS Toronto 4, Cincinnati 2 Indianapolis 3, New England 2 Queoec 4, Phoenix 4. OT Cajgarv 5. 5an Diego 4, OT YESTERDAY'S OAMES Denver 4. Indianapoll 4 Quebec 2, Phoenix 1 Cleveland 10, Toronto 9 Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 3 Edmonton 4, Calgary 3 Houston 8, San Olgeo 4 TODAY'S OAMES 44o gemes scheduled TOMORROW'S GAMES New Enuiand at Houston Winnipeg at Denver Cleveland at Quebec Toronto at Edmonton Bengals 23 t-irst UOesji Rushes-yards massing yards Return yards Passes funis t-umDtes-iost Penalties-yards Oilers 20.. 39-206 107 10-34-1.

5-42 Bengals 35-135 154 103 13-23-0 6-29 s-t 8-50 171 241 275 240 350 lit 194 177 306 Portland Los Angeles 37 11 32 12 31-104 34 114 Central Division Central Division Wmtm WELTERWEIGHT TITLE 14M Arat Honfioww tsort. Flyers 8 Canucks 2 At Philetlelphle: Flrjt Period Vancouver, Boudriaa '3 ((Kearns), 3.35. 2, Vancouver, Rlehard-aon 2 (Ververpaert Boudrlasl. 15:42 Second Period 1, Philedelphia, Ou- pont 4 IKindrachuk, Jim Watson), 7:16. 4.

Philadelphia, MocLelsh 10 (Saleski, Scnultz). 9:40. Philadelphia. Bridgman 0 (Clarke, Jim Watson). 16:44.

Third Period 6, Vancouver, OeMarco 2 (Seltloauer 4:40. 7. Philade! 1 Phia, Saleski 5 (Joe Watson, Kindrachuk), 14:42. 8, Philadelphia, Kindrachuk 8 (Joe Total Fouls: 23. Jabber.

Minnesota Detroit Green Bay TWO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Cleveland If, 1 2 1 304 2 MB 4-, tit 111 308 194 194 111 10 2 Ml i ltM Fouled out Technical 'A'ilkins. 13437. Houston Cincinnati 3 0 7 919 0 14 0 723 Eagles 27 Hrst uOWle Kusties-vards Passing-yards Keturn yards fasses Punts t-umoies-iost Penalties-yards 01 23-34-1 23.. 25-01 323 206 21-49-3 4. 7-50.

SUN DECK BANTAM WEIGHT TITLE ZAMORA V.S. BATOTO Chicago Iff 203 226 335 120 202 228 ffOPEN HFAITH miR Western Division Western Division I AM sin TuriTvcaiT em i I III If! 104 HI nivin Uuiu I Oakland Kansas City Denver, a Ifimkarlu HEALTH SPA Rimoeny 836-6757 GRAND OPENING $5.00 WITH THIS AD OPEM 9 A.M.-3 A.M. 6 DAYS 10333 N.W. 27th AVE. i is iu n.

uiaic nny. 2 I 11 304 228 206 113 198 245 2S6 259 0 0 3 1417 1 10 7 727 San Francisco Philadelphia MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION HALL GEN. ADM. $8 RESERVED $10 Doors Open 5 P.M. First Bout 6 P.M.

PHONE 532-4571 673-7300 1931-0437 SJHWIM TOM J1CHA DOG SELECTIONS 293 San Diego HOU FG Butler 22 CIN Myers 34 pass from Reaves (Green kkltl. CIN FG Green 33 CIN Myers 18 pass from Reaves (kick failed) HOU Burrough 46 pass from Pastorini (Butler kick) -s CIN Fritts 4 run (Green kick) HOU Safety Davis tackled in end zone HOU Pastorini 1 run (Butler kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Houston. Colemam 22-48, Willis 13-86, Pastorini 4-32. Cincinnati. Fritts 19-11, Clark 12 42, Reaves 2-9.

RECEIVING Houston, Burroughs 3-73, Johnson 3-21. Alston 2-9. Cincinnati, Myert 2-17, Trumpy 4-42, Clrk 3-24. PASSING Hou4ton, Pastorini 10-34-1, yards. Cincinnati, Reaves 13-23-0, 162 yards.

THI STUDIO iiimTm. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 1 HRl. 10 A.M. Mldfilte TS Los Angeles ft 2 266 San Francisco 5 6 210 Atlanta 2 Ml, New Orleans 2 9 127 THURSDAY'S GAMBS Los Angeles 20. Detroit 0 Buffalo 32, St.

Louit 14 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati 23, Houston It Cleveland 17. New Orleans 1 Pittsburgh 20, New York Jets 7 Philadelphia 27, San Francisco 17 Baltimore 28, Kansas Citv 14 Dallas 14. New York Giant Green Bay 2a. Chicago 7 Denver 13, San Dleoo 10, OT Oakland 37, Atlanta 34, OT Washington 31, Minnesota 30 TODAY'S SAME New England at Mlmi, 2 p.m. tros 1 1 N.W.

27 Open Sun. 691.9831 i The business picture looks brighter at Calder after a Saturday crowd of 12,922 wagered $1,296,439. On the comparable Saturday last year the figures were 12,612 and $1,193,057. Until yesterday, after 18 days of the Tropical-at-Calder meeting, the handle had been down by an average of $67,826 per day although attendance had been up slightly. The reasons for the drop were the early opening, and the coughing epidemic in the stable areas which resulted in many short fields.

The coughing has run its course and from here on in Calder should regain its losses and move into the plus col- wtn. SUNDAY, DEC. Washington at Atlanta, 1 p.m. New York Jets at New England, o.rn. Baltimore at New York Giants, 1 p.m.

Sincinnati at Philadelphia. 1 0.9$ -1 leveland at Pittsburgh, 1 o.fn. Detroit at Chicago, 2 p.m, San Diego at Kansas City, 2 p.m. Green Bay at Minnesota, 2 p.n. Los Angeles at New Orleans, 2 p.m.

Dallas at St. Louis, 2 p.m. Buffalo at Miami, 4 p.m. Houston at Sen Francisco, 4 p.m. MONDAY, sMC, Denver at Oakland, o.m.

PHIL FG Muhimann 51 PHIL FG Muhimann 42 PHIL McAlisler 5 pass from Boryla (Muhimann kick) SF-FG Mike-Mayer 20 PHIL Carmichael II pass from Boryla (Muhimann kick) SF-S. Johnson 3 run (Mike-Mayer kick) PHIL-Young 42 pass from Boryla (Muhimann kick) SF-Washington 17 pass from Snead (Mike-Mayer kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING San Francisco, D. Williams 5-39, Jackson 0-30. Philadelphia, McAlister 23-40, Malone 11-22. RECEIVING San Francisco, G.

Washington 4-101, Williams 6-65. Philadelphia, Carmichael 6-13. McAlister 6-42, Young 5-69. PASSING San Francisco. Spurrier 16-29-2, 156 yards.

Snead 12-20-1, 167. Philadelphia, Boryla 23-36-1, 241. v.i.p: 8ears7j-ffMlfl NEW LOW PRICES Bears Packers Tvfi rw it 4M- -7J-30J I Xli it 102 A.M. Stum SUN. 5 114 ST.

685-91 13j ST. 685 Packers 28 hirst downs Kusnes-vards fassine yards Keturn yards fasses Hunt i-umtjies-iost (NO TIPPING) uvrsT or f.ee 4-25-3 12-21-2, If you think it's just an ordinary can you haven't driven it arnund. N.W. 7th AVE. AT IIS TONIGHT'S FLAGLER SELECTIONS l'Contagious, Whickerfritch, Villa Pet.

2 Bettenella. Sandy Sand, K.C.'s Spacewalk. 3 Cissy Too, Villa Dolly, Pinch Pepper. 4 Hunky Steve, Ride The Crest, Pearl Wood. "-VSlla Jay, Agreeable, Alder's'Glory.

fer-Fuel Fool, Ponjoon, M.V. McLeott 7 Sophy Cole, Charger's Gone, Collector. Cactus Eve, Strategy, Villa Dennis. 9 National Joker, Sunset Tillie, Dynamite Cap. 10 MCS COLUMBUS, Repete, Medley Snap.

1 1 Commentator, Bunny River, Addy's Helen. 12 Code One, Sally Ho, Castle's Sandy. Best Quiniela 1-2-4 (5th) watson itios, Shots on goal: Vancouver 12-3-7-22. Philadelphia 10-lS-H-M. Goalies.

Vancouver, Lockttt. Philadelphia, Stephenson. Rangers Blues 2 At Nr York: Pint Peried New York, Esposlte 10 ISacharuk, Mldoleton), 7:21. Second Periee 2, New York, Vlckers 10 (Secharuk), 1:28. 3, New York, Vad-ni 4 (TkoSrvk), Third Period 4, New York, Esnosito 11 (Holland, Midaletonl, 5:21.

St. Louts, Thomson 4 (Plante), 6:45. 4, New York, Falrbairn 6 (Greschner, Tkaeiuk), 11:14. 7, St. Louis, Lerose 1 (Irvine), 14:10.

Shots foal: St. Louis 4.9-I0-1J. NSW York 12-14-12-30. Go4ilst SI. Louis, Belmoor.

NOW York, Davidson. Scouts 1 Black Hawks 1 At Chicago: 14,340. First Psriod 1, Chicaoo, Mulvey 1:11. Second Period No scoring Third Peried 2, Kansas City, Paiement 4 ICharron, K. Murray), 4:40.

Shots on goal: Kansas City 74-7-22. Chi capo 14-12-1440. Goalies: City, Hrron. Chicago, Esposlto. Flames Seals I At Oakland: First Period 1, Atiente, St.

Sauveur 4. 15:58. 2, Calisorma, Sabourln, 12 (Glr-erd, Hampton) 11:04, fenaittes-yards HEALTH STUDK Ctticaao NIW STAFF NEW HOURS 0 0 7 071 7 11 0 028 I Green Bay 17 Saints 16 Saints Browns MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M.

TO 2 A.M. SAT. AND SUN. 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

1 1 106 N.W. 7th AVE. fltafltM 19 1. 51-177. 40..

i 4-1W 5-44. Mrst downs Kusnes-yards passino yards Keturn yards Ptsset i funis l-umoies-lost penalties-yards HOCKEY .150 I'tflM DOOOOSMIAMI OR FT. IAUO. WESTERN DIVISION Fet I GB Brockmoton 1 run (Danelo kick) GB Brockington 1 run (Danelo kick) GB Odom 14 pass from Harrell (Danelo kick) GB Brockington I run (Danelo kick) CHI Peyton 1 run (Thomas kick) A 90,147 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Chicaoo, Peyton 12-40, Harper 7- 32. Green Bay, Brockington 24-111, Torkelson 4- 33, Harrell 16-33.

RECEIVING Chicaoo, Pavton 2-45, Rather 2-21. Green Bay, Payne 5-44, Brockington 3-33. PASSING Chicago, Avelllni 9-25-3, 109 yards. Green Bay, Hadl 11-20-2, 127; Harrall 1-1-fj, 14. ..14.

RENTAL CARS 12 11 2-10. .706 4 .447 1 1 58 2 12 .20 7i4 Indiana San Antonio Utah 10 New Orleans Cleveland 1 7 4 0-14 0 01 1417 EASTERN DIVISION NtwYork 11 i .64 Kentucky 11 i .447 St. L0UI4 10 10 .500 Virginia 3 16 SATURDAY'S OAMIS Uteh 136, St. Louis 100 Indiana 111, Virginia 104 Denver 123. San Antonio 112 YESTERDAY'S GAMES New York 113, Kentucky 84 ton Antonio 127, St.

Louis. 115 ,14 C00 NO MILES I "Ml 1w tor nook CHARGE Bocioi miami 633-5237 IT. laud. 7G3-790DMfea TODAY'S GAMES No oemes scheduled TOMORROW'S GAMES St. Louis vs.

Kentucky at Cincinnati Virginia at San Antonio It's the new 1976 Mazda with rotary engine power. Yes, rotary. The engine with just three moving parts. Check this rugged RX-4 sedan with standard WGET INTO A BRUSHES Falcons 34 Falcons Raiders adjustable head restraints, and full instrumentation. And the '76 Mazda RX-4's and thll- exciting new Mazda Cosmo aire EPA rated; at 29 m.p.g.

highway, 18 m.p.g. city. So test drive your kind of Mazda soon. Mazda's rotary engine licensed by NSU-WANKEL Bruins are different, results are the same Spurs 127 SAN ANTONIO fl27 NO FG Szaro 28 NO-Maxson 1 run (Szaro kick) CLE FG Cockroft 28 NO Maxson 1 run (kick failad) CLE Rucker 22 pass from Phlpps (Cockroft kick) ifL.3iiiI.fc. CLE Pruitt 1 run (Cockroft kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING New Orleans, Strachan 21-99, Maxson H-45, Manning 4-17.

Cleveland, Pruitt 19- 77, Prltchelt 6-18, McKinnls 2-4. RECEIVING New Orleans, Maxson 3-11, Hamilton 2-70, Seal 1-11. Cleveland, Rucker 7-83, rultt 4-18, MaKlnnis 2-19. PASSING New Orleans, Manning 6-10-0, 92. Cleveland, Phlpps 17-29-1, 162.

Raiders 37 t-irst downo Kusnes-yards fassing yards keturn yards Passe punts t-umoies-iost Penalties-yards Spirits 115 Nets 113 Colonels 84 KENTUCKY (041 C. JOnes 3-5 13, W. Jones 2 2-3 Gil- FIRST, 5-1, Grad Whickerfritch 5 Jumper Row villa Pat Sweet Latoy Kilmiry Quean 7 Out Do 4 Contagious Mmotor fECOND. MC, Grade Into James 5 Cross the Heart 2 jov's Pillow 4 Bettenell 3 Sandy Sand 7 Hookah Mo 4 Mr. Tjlla 0 KC's Spacwlk THIRD, FC, 6rd 1 Righteous Candor 2 Barrister Bob 4 Cissy Too 3 Villa Dolly 7 GR Swnlnol Cv 4 Wanderlust a Pinch Pepper FOURTH, MC, Grade 1 Villa Lome Stinger Mo 2 Louise Whlteley 4 Smart Setter 3 Pearl Wood 7 Ride the Crot 4 KC's Ell 8 Dismissal FIFTH, 5-14, Grad A 1 Agreeable 5 MP's Elli 2 Alder's Glory MOs Wendy 3 Mick Shea 7 Pinto Derek 4 Villa Jay Tumbl Tfo SIXTH, MC.

Grad 1 Fire Marble 5 MV McLMe! 2 Jov's Touchdown 4 Ted's Boomr 3 Ful Fool 7 Special Image 4 Ponjoon King Regal ART STUDIO PRINCESS MODELS 5 677 N.E. 79th STREET tf a eaa 7A. 1 RXaflA seventh, SM, Grace 1 Dusty 's Wizard 5 Easy Profit 2 Charger's Gon Collector 3 Donna Lorl 7 Red Glow 4 Sophy Cole 0 Lost Rock EIGHTH, MC, Grade 1 ED's Birndlt VIII Lot 2 Proud Pin Cactus Ev 3 Agie 7 Strategy 4 villa Dennis I Only Light NINTH. FC, Grad 1 Sunset Tllli MV Shut 2 Compromise Country Cotton 3 National Joker 7 Dynamite Cp 4 Gee Golly 0 HI Ho Bill TENTH, MC, Grid A 1 Repete Medley Snap 2 Just Kot Claim to Fame 3 Janis 7 MC's Columbus 4 Carol Lee 8 Real Angel ELEVENTH, FC- Orade A Commentator 5 Don't Tailgal 3 SkIM Dud 4 Takeoff Sandra 3 Bunny River 7 Addy's Helen 4 Minnesota Shin a Play Model TWELFTH, MC Grade 1 Code One Rle Rac 2 Sally Ho Sklhl Bess 3 Buizsaw 7 Garden 4 Castles' Sandy 0 Cracking Clyd 43-150. 170..

04.. 12-24-1 2-20 62-207 ...240 18-33-2 iv Mm, Atlanta Oakland 11 7 0 14 034 21 0 3 10 337 Brlstow 7 6-4 20, Knon 5 5-5 15, Paulti 13 5-6 22, Silas 11 8-11 30, Gervln 0 11-11 29, Ward 0 04 0. Karl I 04 2. Diet-rick I 04 2, Smith 1 04 0. Totels 44 35-39.

ST LOUIS (IISI Adams 4 1. is, Roger 4 0-0 Lucas 18 3-S 39, Cheney 5 2-2 12, Lewis 7 7-9 22, Hackett 1 04 2, Carr 5 3-4 13, Barr 3 04 4. Parkhill 0 0-0 0. Totals 49 16-22. Second Peried 1, Atlanta, Comeau 7 (Kryskow, Gibbs), 4, Atlanta, Lyiiak 9, 3:53.

5, Atlante, Lyslak 10 (St. Sauveur, Lemieux) 12:13. Third Period No scoring, Shots en OOel: Atlanta 4-15-3-22 California 14-10 1 Soailes: Atlenta, Myre. California, 'Simmon. Canadiens 3 Islanders 9 At Montreeli A ffjtt.

First Period 1, Montreal. Shutt 10 more 7 9-15 23, 5 2-2 13, McClain 3 04 6, Grant 0 0-0 Murphy 0 0-0 0. Connor 5 0-0 10, Owens 2 0-2 4, Roberts 2 5-4 9, Thomas 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 21-31. NEW YORK till) Erving a 12-14 28, R.

Jones 1 4-T 0, Natar 3 -1-1 7, Taylor 8 3-S 19, Williamson 0 18, Bucci 2 04 4, Terry 0 2-2 2, Basset! 0 O-O 0, Scnaeffer 1 04 2, Melchionnl 2 04 4, Skinner 2 4-4 8, Hughes 7 1-3 15. Totals 42 29-38. equipment like steel belted radials, front disc brakes and electric fuel pump. Plus standard luxury features like an electric rear window defroster, EPA Federal estimates based on standard engine and 5-speed manual transmission. Mileage you get may vary depending on how you drive, car condition and equipment.

SHOP Giants 3 Giants Cowboys BOD i ART STUD I LIVE I mi t.j...i BODY STUDIO 621 Federal FEATURING SAN ANTONIO ST. LOUIS 15 14 18 10-127 34 32 24 30-115 MODELS I 20- 84 31-113 Kentucky New York 14 21 29 22 Cowboys 14 t-irst downs Kusnes-yards Passing yards Return yrds passes Punts i-umbies-iost Penalties-yards mazDa76 Total fouls: Sen Antonio 22, St Louis Highway, Pompano Beach 6 44-181 ...200 .50 13-23-2 4-39 28-74 84. 41. 8-M-3. 7-40 3-34 Totel fouls: Kentucky 24, New York 24.

Three-point goals: Dampier. Technicals: None. A. 8,575. urr.ro ua 3 T-hre point goals: Lewi.

781-5451 I Not your ordinary car. 1 0 0 0-3 14 0 0 0-14 New Tork Dallas OAK Branch 40 pass from Stabler (Blanda ATL Stanback 2 run (kick failed) ATL Hampton 3 run (Mike-Mayer kick) OAK Branch 27 pass from Stabler (Blanda kick) OAK Branch 11 pass from Stabler (Blanda kick) ATL Lawrence 87 pass Interception (Mike-Mayer kick) OAK FG Blanda 37 OAK Van Eenhan 18 pass from Stabler (Blanda kick) ATL Bartkowski 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick) ATL Francis 7 pass from Bartkowski (Mike-Meyer kick) OAK FG Blanda 18 OAK FG Blanda 34 A 50,860 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Atlanta, Hampton 2444, Stanback 16-59. Oakland, Banaszak 27-116, Van Eeghen 14-82, Davis 19-70. RECEIVING Atlanta, Jenkins 4-106, Mitchell 3-46. Oekland, Branch 7-155, Biletnikoff 3-29, Van Eeghen 3-27.

PASSING Atlanta, Bartkowski 12-24-1, 190 yards. Oakland, Stabler 16-33-2, 264. PLAYCIRL (Cournoyer, 6:01. 2, New York, westtall 11 IDrouin, Paris), 3, Montreal, Savard 5 (Lemaire, Wilson), 17:37. Second Period None Third Period 4, New York.

Drouin 7 (D. Potvin, J. Potvin), 5:14. 5, Montreal, Shutt 11 (Mahovlich, Lafleur), 14:54. 0 Shots on goal: New York 84-4-22, Mon- trel is-7-12-37.

Goalie: NOW York, Retch, Montreal, Dryden. College ART STUDIO Ann 3 FEATURIMC MODELS a SOS E. HALLANDALE ICH. BLVD. 4 DADE or 1 Dirs BROWARD TONIGHT'S HOLLYWOOD SELECTIONS '-Logicized, Bustling Babe, George.

2 Jeanie Anson, Mindy Malone, Magneto. 3 Fabulous, Spectacle! Ulterior Motive. 4Fulton, Lubricated, Opinion. Classy Kim, Mr. Majestic, D.G.'s Jill.

6 Mr. Tasmin, Terri Jim, Glowing Rose. 7 Settler Kojohan, Kim's Whatever, 8 Lana Handle, Sniper, Biff. 9 BETRAY, Hopeful Skip, Printer's Popsi. 10 Timely, Favorite Girl, Tiffany Trace.

1 1 Eclipsed, Look Out Prince, Super Chatter. 12 Transmit, Norma Go. Pappagallo. Best Quiniela (11th) DAL Fuoelt 54 pass from Staubach (Fritsch kick) NY FG Hunt 31 DAL-Dennison 1 run (Fitsch kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING New York, Kotar 23-43, Dawkins 4-11. Dallas, P.

Pearson 12-45, Newhouse 12-42. RECEIVING New York, Gillette 2-40, Rhodes 2-34. Dallas, Richard 3-82, Fueette 2-44. PASSING New York, Morion 8-24-3, 102 yards. Dallas, 13-22-2, 213, Hoppes 0-1-0, 0.

1945-7334 I A.M. TO 4 ill .811 1 PI mm gniia Redskins 31 College Vikings 30 Vikings Redskins St Associated Prats It was a strange sight for Boston Bruins fans For the first, time since the spring of 1966 the Bruins played without either Bobby Orr or Phil Esposito. But it made little difference as the Bruins defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 last night, running their National Hockey League unbeaten string to 1 1 straight. "Without Bobby (Orr) we're a good hockey team," said Brad Park. "With him, we're a great hockey team.

If we can keep on winning, it's the best thing for him not to rush back. If he doesn't feel the responsibility to come back right away, he'll able to rest." Esposito was tiaded to the New York Rangers for Park, while Orr underwent a knee operation last week. "The loss of Orr was really a shock to the team," Park said. "I've been here only three weeks and I can fee! it Bobby makes it a little easier for everyone else on the club. We just have to play harder with him out." Wayne Cashman's goal at 13:03 of the third period broke a 2-2 tie for Boston.

The Penguins had a 2-1 lead on Ron Schock's goal at 6:24 of the second period, but Johnny Bucyk followed 43 seconds later with a backhand goal to tie the score. The Bruins fired 54 shots at Pitsburgh goalie Michel Plasse, while Gilles Gilbert faced only 20 shots in the Boston net. Rangers 5, Blues 2: Two goals by Phil Esposito gave the New York Rangers a victory. Flyers 5, Canucks 3: Don Saleski scored vthe winning goal, breaking a 3-3 tie. Canadiens 3, Islanders 2: Steve Shutt's second goal of the game earned Montreal its victory.

Shutt's winning goal came after Islanders goalie Glenn Resell had stopped an around-the-net sweep by Peter Mahovlich. But the puck was left lying at the corner of the goal and Shutt pushed it into the net. Scouts 1, Black Hawks 1: Kansas City earned a tie when Wilf Paiement flipped in a five-footer midway in the final period. Chicago now has won six and tied eight, games since last losing on Oct. 26.

Flames 4, Seals 1 Atlanta scored three goals within II minutes of the second period, snapping a 1-1 tie. LADY LOVE MODELS 11806 BISCAYNt BUD. 9 4.M. to 1 A.M. 091-OfOD t-irstdowns Kushes-yards fessmo yards Keturn yards Passat funis i-umbies-lost Kenallies-yards 33-163 J45.

12. 27-38-0. 4-37. 0-0. 10-70.

26-145 ...228 23 13-25-0 2-0 6-60 Jets 7 Jets ...16 129 -1 8-21-4 2-30 0-0 Steelers 20 t-irst downs Hushes-yards Passing yards Keturn yards Passes Hunts t-umDis-lost fenaitles-yards Steelers 39-213 ...108... 70... 9-23-0. 3-41 ait. Minnesota Washington 0 7 7 1430 7 14 3 711 SOUTH Virginia Tech 94, Sewan 67 N.

Carolina St. 103, Citadel 71 Duke 103, Johns Hopkins 72 Florida B7, Furman Ot Maryland 127, E. Carolina 14 Marshall 70, Baldwin-Wallace SO Old Dominion 79, Belmont Abbey Tennessee ai, Biscayne 63 Stetson 91, Georgia Southern 68 S. Florida 94, Florida Tech 74 Kentucky 106, Rock 70 Tulane 87, S. Dakota 81 Carolina 115, Howard 75 Louisville 79, Memphis St.

74 Kentucky St. 112, Thomas More 82 Wake Forest 94, Richmond 90 Mississippi 80, Missouri Western 60 fv. Wesieyan 1)1, Oakland City 89 Mississippi 87. Rice 49 Vanderbilt 105, Iowa St. 80 EAST W.

Virginia 84, Hunter 40 Princeton 47, Drexel 48 Scton Hall 83, Merrimack 11' Pittsburgh 70, W. Vlrglnl weslyn 41 Georgetown, D.C. 49, Upsala 50 Dartmouth 68, St. Peter's 47 i Air Force 68, Kings Point 5 Probldence 71. Brown 51 MIDWEST Notre Dome 90, Kent St.

61 Purdue 81, Xavier, Ohio 64 Wisconsin 105, De Pauw 43 Miami, Ohio 79, Ohio Northern 41 Cincinnati 98. Cleveland St. Of Butler 70, Ohio St. 67 Dayton 05. Ashland 65 Indiana 84, UCLA 44 Nebraska 79, Northwestern 68 Missouri 87, Falrieigh Dickinson 07 low 111, Augustana, O.

01 SOUTHWEST Tuts 75, Oklahoma St. 59 Texas Tech 66, Kansas St. 51 Pan American 75, Texas Christian 60 Texas-El Paso 75, Midwestern 54 Weber St. 98, San Jose St. 82 Oklahoma 67, Oklahoma City 65 New Mexlc St.

129, Houston Baptist 97 PAR WEST Brigham Young 99, Australia Nationals Wyoming 100, Wstrn St. 52 Montana St. 89, Puget Sound 49 Colorado St. 98, Portland State 90 New Mexico 78. Colorado 75 New Mexico Sf.

129, Houston Baptist 97 Southern Cat 94. Loyola, Calif. 77 Washington 72, Seattle 64 san Francisco 90, California-Davis 70 Portland 72, Fresno Stele 70 UC San Diego 65, Aiusa Pacific 43 Gonzaga 51, Pacific 48 Nevada-Las-Vegas 96, Oregon St. tf TOUR NAME NTS "1PTAY Championship Austin Pcay 87, Clemson 81, OT Conseletlon Syracuse 83, Harvard 70 Louisiana State championshhip LSU 85, California 40 Consolation Chicago Loyola a2, CCNY 42 Hall of Pm Championship Massachusetts 92, Ni9ara 11 SWANK HEATH SPA NEW STAFF Mon. -Sat.

10-4 A.M. Sun. 2-12 midnight a- uiuiaiaaai 0 10 10 0-10 0 0 0 7- 7 Pittsburgh New York J0462 S. Ol.l. Hwy.

253-3421 aas? FIRST, 5-14, Grad 1 Spendthrift Looleized 2 Bustling Babe 4 Oshkosh Stride 3 Flashflr 7 George 4 Vot For Doll 8 Music Pride SECOND, 3-8, Grad 1 Jeanie Anson Against The Wall 2 Mlndy Malone 4 Harrlgan 3 Magneto 7 Lll Handle 4 Cactus Doll Sitka, THIRD, 5-16, Grade 1 Lots Of Class 5 Ulterior Motlvt 2 Spectacle Indlglow 3 Hash Knlf 7 Becky Anson 4 Roustabout 8 Fabulous FOURTH, 5 16, Grade 1 Oft' Opinion 5 BW's All Out 2 Unsaddled 4 Sissy Scott 3 Lubricated 7 Fulton 4 Black Square 8 Bill's Soy, FIFTH, 3-8, Grad 1 HI Pet 5 DG's Jill 2 Tootsie Fallon 6 RR Pinup OW 3 Mr. Mslestlc 7 Rebel Chick 4 Cleasy Kim Tngy Tahoe SIXTH, 5-14, Grade 1 Brook Crazy 5 Pete 2 Omaha Gus 4 Glowing Rose .1 Venetla 7 Irish Arco 4 Trrl Jim Mr. Tasmin SEVENTH, 5-14, Grad 1 settler i Lucky Libra 2 Bee Of Broadway 4 Koiohan 3 Bac Stop Whatever 4 Medley Twlugv 8 Uno's Best EIGHTH, 3-8, Grade 1 Par 1 County Pier 2 Streak A Homeward 3 Artie Grey 7 Biff 4 Lana Handle 8 Sniper NINTH, 5-16, GredO 1 D's Crackeriack 5 Betray 2 Sit Of Mischief Hopeful Skip 3 Ornamented 7 Chop Chop 4 Robi Helen 8 Printer's Popsi TENTH, 5-16, Grada A 1 Evan Chane 5 Ashland Stray 1 Lovely Day 6 Westpark Brody 3 Jill Handle 7 Favorite Girl' Tiffany Trace fl Timely ELEVENTH, 5 -14, Grad A 1 Look Out Prince I Bit Of Sp4d 2 Hullv Watch Towar 3 Super Chatter 7 Eclipsed 4 Mr.Totom 8 Performance TWELFTH, 3-S, Grade A 1 Calypso Captain 5 Little Jewel 2 RR Challenger 6 Mrmald Printer 3 Norma Go 7 Pppagallo 4 Transmit Td Anson it East Boston Col 24, Holy Cross 10 C. W. Post 9, Hofsira 6 Navy 30, Army 6 New Hampshire 35, Lehiuh 21 Rutgers 2t, Syracuse 10 Temple 41, Vlllanova 3 VMI 13, Connecticut 3 South Alabama 28, Auburn 0 Alcorn 12.

Jackson St 6 Bethune-Cookmn 67, Md East Shore 0 Florida 15, Miami, Fla II Gaorgla 42, Georgia Tech 26 Gtambllnp 33. Southern 17 So Mississippi 42, Brigham Young 14 Vanaerbllt 17, Tennessee 14 S.1 Midwest No Michigan 24, Boise St 21 Kentucky 14, No Iowa 12 Southwest Baylor 25, Rice 7 Henderson St 27, Central St 14 Houston 43, Tulsa 30 No Texas St 16. Texas St IS Texas A8.M 20, Texas 10 Per Wt Arizona St 24, Arizona 21 UCLA 25, Southern Cl 21 WASH Brown 2 run (Moseley kick) WASH Thomas 28 pass from Kilmer (Moseley kick) WASH Grant 27 pass from Kilmer (Moseley kick) MINN Foreman 8 pass from Tarkenton (Cox kick; MINN Foreman 3 run (Cox kick) WASH FG Moseley 32 MINN FG Cox 33 MINN Tarkenton 21 run (kick failed) MINN Foreman 31 run (Cox kick) WASH Grant 15 pass from Kilmer (Moseley kick) jl A 55,044 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Minnesota, Foreman 20-77, Marl-naro 0-35. Washington. Thomas 20-74, Brown 6-71.

RECEIVING Minnesota, Voiet 8-74, Foreman 6-75, Marlnaro 6-69, Lash 4-54. Washington, Grant 5-95, Thomas 4-74, Taylor 3-59. PASSING Minnesota, Tarkenton 27-37-0, 357 yrds. Washington, Kilmar 13.25-0, 233. TOP 4At HAT FT.

LAUDERDALE Gunther Mazda 1660 South State Road 7 FT. MYERS Rodgers Mazda 3476 Fowler Street PITT-FG Gerela 26 PITT Harris 44 pass from Br4dshaw (Gerela kick) PITT Lewis 1 pass from Brtdshaw (Gerela kick) PITT FG Gerela 19 NY Barkum 6 pass from Namath (Leahy kickl A 12,018 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Pittsburgh, Harrison 12-67. Harris 14-61, Bradshaw 3-56, Fuqua 9-27. Nw York, Rlgglns 16-69, Davis 14-50. RECEIVING Pittsburgh, Lawls 4-43, Harris 3-59, Swann 2-11.

New York, Barkum 4-79, Caster 2-27. PASSING Pittsburgh, Bradshaw 9-22-0, 120 yards! Walden 9-1-0, 0. New York, Namath 8-21-4, 131. BATH tV HOUSE MIAMI Autorama Mazda 3450 N.W. 36th SUwW Hallett Mazda 13401 s.

Dixie Highway HOMESTEAD Mike Boyle Mazda 30501 S. Federal Highway WEST PALM BEACH Stewart Mazda SAUNA STEAM WHIRLPOOL NAPLES POMPANO BEACH Vic Francis Mazda Bill Gallman Mazda 2601 Airport Rd. 5003 N. Federal Highway 1939 S. Olive Avenue.