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5D QUAD-CITY TIMES SPORTS Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1991 Pirates may deal Bonds Not onlv would it drastically GIL THORP 'M i'V WELL HAP A SO COKS KANE OMLV UMTIlI I'M SOPIsiy, HONEy SSR (ZEAT SEASON, Ml Ml vLl IS BACK COACH- 1 IL PIMPS A IF IT WASN'T FOR 1K JUST WISH MV I INS THE SIBLS ZEPLACE- KR SENIORS COULP HAVE A TEAM frf WENT, vj jjjj nfl Li Bonds Doughty Pittsburgh's GM will work on trade PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirates, shaken by Bobby Bonilla's $29 million contract with the New York Mets, apparently believe they can't resign Barry Bonds and will try to trade him immediately. General Manager Larry Doughty said Tuesday he will contact the general managers of California baseball teams to see what interest they have in the 1990 National League most valuable player. Bonds, who is building a house in San Diego, has talked often of returning to the West Coast. If Bonds were to play in Pittsburgh in 1992 and then sign elsewhere as a free agent, the Pirates would receive only a draft choice as compensation.

Doughty, apparently under orders to trim the payroll in 1992, PAT FO LGPIS American Conference East 49-49 22-32 S3 115 93 89 Pel. PP PA II 2 0 379 207 4e as 50 81 85 81 .538 268 233 weaken the Pirates, who led the majors with 98 victories last season, it would send a message that salaries have climbed so precipitously that small-market teams can't afford superstar players. Doughty didn't hide his displeasure with Bonilla's huge contract or with Pittsburgh's inability to sign him, a situation he tried to prevent. "I thought it was ridiculous, Doughty said of Bonilla's record contract, which includes a $1.5 million signing bonus and $1.5 million in guaranteed endorsements. "I think it's going to have a big impact on baseball.

I think there are at least 15 to 20 other players who should make as much or more than him." In a thinly veiled criticism of former team president Carl Barger, Doughty said he suggested re-signing Bonilla last winter when his asking price was $18 million. "But my recommendation was put in File 13," Doughty said. "If our organization had done what I said last year, Bobby would have been signed." Bonilla said Tuesday he would have signed with the Pirates as late as September for their final offer of $22.5 million. x. Buffalo N.Y.

Jet Miami New England Indianapolis 79 77 Lohmlller, Wash. Andersen, N.O. Willis, Doll. Ruiek, Phil. Butler, Chi.

Murray, Det. Bohr, Giants N.Johnson, Atl. Cofer, S.F. G.Davis, Phoe. Jacke, G.B.

Robv, Mia. Gossett, Raiders Johnson, Cin. Stark, Ind. Gr. Montgomery, Hou, Tuten, Sea.

Hansen, Clev. Horon, Den. McCarthy, N.E. Barker, K.C. .538 256 275 .308 175 256 .077 116 304 30- 30 21-26 29-29 20-30 22-24 21-25 24- 24 19-28 31- 31 16-22 17-18 20-24 28-29 15-17 35-36 12-24 16-16 16-24 25- 25 13-17 7 4 0 7 0 4 9 0 1 11 0 Central NO Yds LO Avg 49 2201 64 44.9 52 2302 61 44.3 51 2240 60 43.9 60 2612 65 43.5 36 1556 60 43.2 34 1448 60 42.6 65 2761 65 42.5 56 2369 71 42.3 50 2046 93 40.9 45 1813 57 40.3 urns i Yds Avg LO TD 50 73 50 71 52 64 53 64 Total yardage AFC find out our options now." Bonds, the 1991 MVP runner-up, has combined for 58 home runs and 230 runs batted in the last two seasons, including career highs of 33 home runs in 1990 and 116 RBI last season.

He also has won two consecutive Gold Glove awards for defense. "Barry knows he's a better player than Bobby, and he'll tell you so," Doughty said. "He knows if he's a better player, he should want more money. I think everybody knows that. Somebody out there in the baseball world is going to pay Barry Bonds more money than Bobby Bonilla is being paid." If the Pirates lose both of the Killer B's, the ramifications could be felt not just in the NL East, but throughout baseball, especially smaller markets such as Milwaukee, Cincinnati and Offense Yards Rush Pass 75 40 48 59 17 39 25 24 5253 1995 3258 315 276 262 236 191 152 129 98 12.1 12.0 10.9 9.4 8.3 7.6 7.2 5.8 Brown, Raiders Woodson, Pitt.

Taylor, S.D. Warren, Sea. Miller, Mia. Henderson, N.E. Mathls, Jets Coleman, Hou.

1043 3919 1688 2715 4962 4403 4202 4194 1 139 3063 Kickoff returners NO Yds Avg L6 TO 1770 1658 1778 1494 1255 1146 Buffalo Houston Jets Miami Kansas City Denver San Diego Cincinnati Pittsburgh Seattle Cleveland Raiders New England Indianapolis 4046 4040 3976 3798 3768 3742 2424 2388 2362 2482 2543 2622 2670 2180 2374 2071 Pel. PP Houston 9 4 0 .692 318 207 Cleveland 6 7 0 .462 262 247 Pittsburgh 5 8 0 .385 252 293 Cincinnati 2 11 0 .154 211 374 West Pel. PP PA A Raiders 9 4 0 .692 250 213 Denver 9 4 0 .692 246 195 Kansas City 8 5 0 .615 261 186 Seattle 6 7 0 .462 218 202 San Diego 3 10 0 .231 205 275 National Conference East Pel. PP PA X-Wshngtn 12 1 0 .923 409 169 Dallas 8 5 0 .615 263 256 Philadelphia 8 5 0 .615 229 183 N.Y. Giants 7 6 0 .538 226 224 Phoenix 4 9 0 .308 160 273 Central Pet.

PP PA Chicago 9 4 0 .692 231 204 Detroit 9 4 0 .692 267 244 Minnesota 6 7 0 .462 241 241 Green Bay 3 10 0 .231 216 258 Tampa Bay 2 11 0 .154 158 309 West Pel. PP PA New Orleans 9 4 0 .692 273 185 Atlanta 8 5 0 .615 277 280 San Fran. 7 6 0 .538 289 189 LA Rams 3 10 0 .231 197 316 1072 1429 1165 19 501 26.4 95 1 28 633 22.6 55 0 26 582 22.4 99 1 24 524 21.8 76 0 22 456 20.7 42 0 21 432 20.6 41 0 26 526 20.2 50 0 39 782 20.1 47 0 25 488 19.5 49 0 35 668 19.1 88 1 Lewis, S.D. Worren, Sea. Vaughn, N.E.

Williams, K.C. Elder, S.D. Plnkett, Hou. Mathls, Jets Woodson, Pitt. Craver, Mia.

Verdln, Ind. 3609 3539 2988 917 hinted a Bonds deal could come even before next week's winter meetings in Miami. "If we're going to trade him, now's the time. It's always easier to trade a guy before the last year of his contract," he said. "It might be too late to wait until (the winter meetings).

We have to MAC FOOTBALL Defense Yards Scoring Touchdowns Rush Pass 1161 2632 1443 2370 1389 2487 1365 2546 1506 2410 1169 2917 1342 2761 1916 2196 1304 2916 1564 2675 1713 2611 1664 2724 1332 3186 1368 3292 3793 3813 3876 3911 3916 4086 4103 4112 4222 4239 4324 4388 4516 Houston Raiders Seattle Kansas City Denver Jets San Diego Indianapolis Pittsburgh Cleveland Miami Buffalo New England Cincinnati Thomas, Buff. Hoard, Clev. Baxter, Jets Mack, Clev. Okove, K.C. Plnkett, Hou.

Reed, Buff. North Scott coach resigns Butts, S.D. Clayton, Mlo. Beebe, Buff. Green, Pitt.

Lofton, Buff. NFC TD Rush Rec Rel Pit 12 7 5 0 72 10 8 0 60 9 9 0 0 54 9 7 2 0 54 9 9 0 0 54 8 7 1 0 48 8 0 8 0 48 7 6 1 0 42 7 0 7 0 42 6 0 6 0 36 6 0 6 0 36 6 0 6 0 36 PAT FO LOPtt 23- 24 17-31 53 104 28-28 24-33 40 100 46-47 17-23 52 97 24- 25 24-32 47 96 19-19 25-29 53 94 28- 28 21-24 48 91 27-27 19-25 49 84 23-23 19-23 54 80 22-22 18-20 47 76 29- 30 15-19 55 74 Kicking ig "I just felt that I had been here for eight years and that our program was at a standstill," Van Dyke said. "I'm not sure the com Jaeger, Raiders Leahy, Jets Norwood, Buff. Treadwell, Den. Stoyonovieh, Mia.

mitment tnat Lowery, K.C. Anderson, Pitt. Kasav, Sea. Breech, Cln. Stover, Clev.

X'Cllnched division. V-cllnched playoff berth. Sunday's results Cleveland 31, Indianapolis 0 Atlanta 35, Green Bay 31 Buffalo 24, N.Y. Jets Miami 33, Tampa Bay 14 Kansas City 19, Seattle 6 Denver 20, New England 3 San Francisco 38, New Orleans 24 Cincinnati 27, N.Y. Giants 24 Washington 27, L.

A. Rams 6 Raiders 9, San Diego 7 OPEN DATE: Phoenix, Minnesota Monday's result Philadelphia 13, Houston 6 Sunday, Dec. 8 AM times CST) Denver at Cleveland, noon Green Bay at Chlcoao, noon Indnplls at New nglnd, noon New Orleans at Dallas, noon Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, noon Pittsburgh at Houston, noon San Diego at Kansas City, noon Atlanta at L.A. Rams, 3 p.m.

Buffalo at L.A. Raiders, 3 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 3 p.m. San Fronclsco at Seattle, 3 p.m.

1 Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9 Cincinnati at Miami, 8 p.m. Monday's statistics NFC He'll stay on as PE teacher By Steve Batterson QUAD-CITY TIMES Saying it is time for a change, North Scott High School football coach Aaron Van Dyke has resigned. Van Dyke directed the Lancers program to an 18-54 record over the past eight seasons, in i-.

Quarterbacks Att Com Yds TO Int placement until after the first of the year. "By then, we will begin to know if we have any teaching vacancies that the position could be paired with," Menke said. Van Dyke said he enjoyed the association with players during his tenure at North Scott and just felt the time was right to step down. "It was time to look someplace else and see what is out there," he said. "I'd still like to be a head football coach at the high school level or an assistant coach at a small college, but we'll see what happens." we have at this time is enough to get it going." North Scott Athletic Director Deb Menke said Van Dyke had not resigned 208 2948 23 10 Yards Rush Pass Washington 4655 1676 2979 San Francisco 4635 1501 3134 Dallas 4199 1359 2840 Chlcoao 4115 1571 2544 Minnesota 4113 1736 2377 Atlanta 4080 '362 2718 Giants 4037 1726 2311 New Orleans 3975 1354 2621 Detroit 3890 1624 2266 Rams 38'7 1017 2860 Philadelphia 3531 1084 2447 Green Bay 3516 1059 2457 Phoenix 3292 1084 2208 Tampa Bay 3222 1200 2022 Defense Yards Rush Pass Philadelphia 2901 910 1991 New Orleans 3270 953 2317 Giants 3516 1301 2215 Washington 3555 1152 2403 Son Francisco 3562 1130 2432 Chicago 3654 1351 2303 Green Bay 4038 1304 2734 Tampa Bay 4059 1565 2494 Dallas 4095 1274 2821 Phoenix 4113 1784 2329 Detroit 4118 1317 2801 Minnesota 4138 1621 2517 Rams 4329 1356 2973 Atlanta 4348 1648 2700 157 2158 14 8 237 2754 11 179 2032 5 166 1644 10 181 2188 12 109 1256 8 115 1400 9 232 2948 9 168 2347 19 Yds Avg LO TD Ryplen.Wash.

342 Young, S.F. 243 Alkman, Dall. 363 Hostetler, Giants 285 Gannon, Minn. 271 McMahon, Phil. 300 Hebert, N.O.

185 Walsh, N.O. 216 Everett, Rams 404 Miller, Atl. 319 Rushers Att B.Sanders, Det. 269 E. Smith, Doll.

281 Byner, Wash. 220 Hampton, Giants 197 Anderson, Chi. 202 Walker, Minn. 167 Cobb, T.B. 151 Delplno, Rams 194 Johnson, Phoe.

162 Henderson, S.F. 131 Receivers Van Dyke from his physical education teaching position. She said the Mississippi Athletic Conference school would not begin the search for a coaching re- 1241 4.6 69 13 75 10 1216 4.3 836 3.8 805 4.1 734 3.6 667 4.0 621 4.1 611 3.1 555 3.4 545 4.2 cluding an 0-9 mark in 1W l. North Scott's best years under Van Dyke were in 1985 and 1987, when the Lancers posted 4-5 records. HIGH SCHOOLS Alleman downs Sterling Rock Island Alleman rode free throws to a 39-34 win over Sterling in Average per game AFC Offense Yards Rush Pass 404.1 153.5 250.6 Phi Hou 14 15 16-94 11-21 146 226 1 17 12-17-1 14-46-0 1-21 4-36 9-41 6-45 0-0 4-5 7-48 6-44 35:11 14:39 0 6 10 311 0 3 3 0- 4 Irst downs Rushes-yards Passing Return yards Comp-Att-Int Sacked-vards lost Punts FumbleS'lost Penaltles-vards Time of possession Philadelphia Houston BUYING 301.5 381.7 80.3 338.7 129.8 LG TD 66 6 39 10 GUNS COINS GOLD Buffalo Houston Jets Miami Kansas City Denver San Diego Cincinnati Pittsburgh Seattle Cleveland Raiders New England Indianapolis 208.8 235.6 186.5 183.7 174.0 190.9 195.6 201.7 205.4 167.7 182.6 159.3 No Yds Avg 73 1161 15.9 66 800 12.1 63 797 12.7 62 933 15.0 57 846 14.9 56 1027 18.3 55 848 15.4 54 906 16.8 54 780 14.4 54 602 11.1 323.2 67.6 322.6 136.2 311.2 127.5 310.8 136.8 305.8 114.9 292.2 96.5 289.8 88.2 287.8 62.5 277.6 109.9 272.2 89.6 229.8 70.5 Irvln, Dall.

Rlson, Atl. C. Carter, Minn. Rice, S.F. Monk, Wash.

Clark, wash. Turner, N.O. Ellord, Rams Sharpe, G.B. Novacek, Dall. Diamonds Quality Jewelry nop prices paid for Quality Shotguns Punters LO AVI NO Defense Yards Rush Pass 291.8 89.3 202.5 293.3 111.0 182.3 65 46.1 i 45.1 Second Quarter Hou FG Del Greco 42, 15:00.

Third Quarter Phl-FG Ruiek 23,7:13. Phl-Kelth Jackson 21 pass from Kemp (Ruiek kick), 8:42. Hou-FG Del Greco 47, 12:47. Fourth Quarter Phl-FG Ruiek 29, 11:08. Individual statistics Rushing Philadelphia, Joseph 12-56, Bvars .29, Sherman 5-9.

Houston, Plnkett 6-10, Moon 3-6, White 2-5. Passing Philadelphia, McMahon 12-20-1-84, Kemp I0-17-O-84. Houston, Moon 24-46-0-262. Receiving Philadelphia, Bvars 7-19, Williams 5-32, Green 3-44, Barnett 3-36, Keith Jackson 3-34, Joseph 1-3. Houston, Jettlres 8-82, Glvlns 6-89, Hill 4-38, Plnkett 3-16, Harris 2-32, Jones 1-5.

Individual leaders AFC Quarterbacks Alt Com Yds TD Inl Rifles Handguns Largest Selection New Used Guns In Stock Nobody Beats Boyd's Prices Nobodyl Yds 2673 2754 1951 2896 3281 2371 2952 2315 2816 2359 58 61 45 67 76 55 70 55 69 58 Newsome, Minn. Camarlllo, Phoe. Saxon, Dall. Fulhage, Atl. Barnhardt, N.O.

Landeta, Giants Feaaies, Phil. Arnold, Det. McJullen, G.B. Buford, Chi. 60 62 58 61 61 77 63 57 64 off high school girls non-conference basketball Tuesday.

Alleman made 13-of-18 shots from the charity stripe while Sterling missed its only two attempts. Heather Parsons led the Pioneers (2-5), who won their second straight game, in scoring with 13 points. Teri McCormick fired in 18 points in the losing cause for Sterling (2-4). After trailing 22-21 at halftime, Alleman used good defense to hold Sterling to four points in both the third and fourth quarters. Rock island Alleman 39, Sterling 34 STERLING Korean itzgerald 1-6 0-0 2, Rachel Benters 1-3 0-0 2, Julie Gerneraad 3-4 0-0 6, Terl McCormick 9-18 0-0 18, Sara Lawrence 3-7 0-2 6, Cynthlo Castillo 0-0 0-0 0, Kris Hallmon 0-2 0-0 0, Tlno Olalde 0-1 0-0 0, Jennifer Pepper 0-1 04 0.

Totals 17-42 0-2 34. ALLEMAN Jill Welch 2-15 1-2 5, Meghan 43.4 43.2 43.2 43.1 42.2 42.1 40.8 40.7 Houston Rolders Seattle Kansas City Denver Jets Son Diego Indianapolis Pittsburgh Cleveland Miami Buffalo New England Cincinnati 191.3 195.8 1BS.4 224.4 212.4 168.9 224.5 205.8 200.6 209.5 245.1 253.2 298.2 106.8 300.8 105.0 301.2 115.8 314.3 89.9 315.6 103.2 316.3 147.4 324.8 100.3 326.1 120.3 332.6 131.6 337.5 128.0 347.5 102.5 358.5 105.2 Punt returners LO Yds Avg 69 15.5 Mitchell, Wash. 33 510 Gray, Det. 22 290 Meaaett. Giants 26 274 NFC 411 262 3378 28 16 239 2784 15 Offense 13.2 10.5 10.5 9.3 9.3 9.2 8.7 8.5 8.4 Yards Rush Pass 358.1 128.9 229.2 Taylor, S.F.

24 252 Drewrey.T.B. 32 298 Jackson, Phoe. 22 204 Sikahema, G.B. 26 239 Turner, Rams 23 201 Sanders, Atl. 20 170 V.Buck.

N.O. 31 260 Kelly, Buff. Kosar, Clev. Krleg, Sea. O'Brien, Jets Marino, Mia.

O'Donnell, Pitt. Moon, Hou. DeBerg, K.C. Elway, Den, Mlllen, N.E. 381 195 391 430 256 543 359 357 316 136 1557 9 236 2808 10 241 3121 17 140 1775 11 333 3950 19 217 2397 14 193 2591 10 193 2356 6 Kickoff returners NO Yds Avg LO TD r.rnv.Det.

32 863 27.0 71 0 Tappendorf 2-6 1-4 5, Mary Ann Desmei j-i i-tn, Jackie Lesage 2-2 4-4 8, Heather Parsons 4-14 5-6 13 Amanda Russman 0-2 0-0 0, Sklppy Lackey 0-1 0-0 0, Heather Wolt 0-0 0-0 0, Heather Bloncke 0-1 0-0 0, Jill Rodts 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 13-60 13-18 39. Sterling 10 4 4 34 Alleman 6 8 8 39 Team fouls Sterling 16, Alleman II. Records Alleman 2-5, Sterling 2-4. Sophomore score Allemon 30, Sterling 25.

Washington San Francisco Dallas Chicago Minnesota Atlanta Giants New Orleans Detroit Rams Philadelphia Green Bay Phoenix Tampa Bay 241.1 218.5 195.7 182.6 209.1 177.6 201.6 174.3 220.0 188.2 189.0 169.6 155.5 356.5 115.5 323.0 104.5 316.5 120.8 316.4 133.5 313.8 104.8 310.5 132.8 305.8 104.2 299.2 124.9 298.2 78.2 271.6 83.4 270.5 81.5 253.2 83.4 247.8 92.3 Rushers Att Yds Avg LO TD 4.9 33 7 1316 267 217 82 96 100 39 47 35 34 36 33 24.6 23.8 22.7 22.1 20.S 20.4 19.6 19.0 18.9 Wilson, G.B. 20 492 D.Carter, S.F. 28 667 Sanders, Atl. 18 408 Dixon, Dall. 18 398 Nelson, Minn.

24 491 Mitchell, wash. 25 510 Meooett, Giants 19 373 Turner, Rams 19 361 Harris, Phil. 19 360 Thomas, Buff. Okove, K.C. Green, Den.

Russell, N.E. Hlggs, Mia. Thomas, Jets Butts, S.D. Bernstlne, S.D. Williams, Sea.

Green, Cln. Plnkett, Hou. 48 63 24 24 25 44 27 42 75 31 999 4.6 846 4.2 720 3.5 717 4.0 671 3.9 665 4.4 620 4.8 616 4.0 569 4.9 569 4.0 200 205 178 171 152 129 153 117 141 Defense Gfyristipas Sale Yards Rush Pass 223.2 70.0 153.2 176.2 170.4 184.8 LO TD Receivers No Yds Avg 83 981 11.8 Closeout prices on selected Save on Titleist Philadelphia New Orleans Giants Washington San Francisco Chicago Green Bay Tampa Bay Dallas Phoenix Detroit Minnesota Rams Atlanta 251.5 73.3 270.5 100.1 273.5 88.6 274.0 86.9 281.1 103.9 310.6 100.3 312.2 120.4 315.0 98.0 316.4 137.2 316.8 101.3 318.3 124.7 333.0 104.3 334.5 126.8 clubs. TO Rush Rec Ret Pts 14 13 1 0 84 11 10 1 0 66 10 9 1 0 60 10 10 0 0 60 10 0 10 0 60 9 9 0 0 54 9 0 9 0 54 8 6 1 0 48 8 0 8 0 48 8 0 8 0 48 8 8 0 0 48 Taylor Made 187.1 177.2 210.3 191.8 217.0 179.2 215.5 193.6 228.7 207.7 70 67 67 62 62 58 B.Sanders, Det. E.

Smith, Dall. Delplno, Rams Rlgos, Wash. Rlson, Atl. Hampton, Giants Rice, S.F. Anderson, Chi.

Clark, Wash. Monk, Wash. Walker, Minn. 670 9.6 910 13.6 877 13.1 932 15.0 847 13.7 854 14.7 822 14.7 42 33 55 61 56 32 52 49 35 50 Jettlres, Hou. Cook, N.E.

Reed, Butt. Hill, Hou. Fryar, N.E. Toon, Jets Blades, Sea. Glvlns, Hou.

Brooks, Ind. Thomas, Buff. ft 11 56 55 682 12.4 1 55 555 10.1 Dunlop Max Plus 3 woods 6 irons HAPPENINGS Augustana award Augustana junior hitter Shawna Nelsen of St. Peter, has been named to the GTECoSIDA academic all-district volleyball team for the second year in a row. An English and political science major, Nelsen has a 3.84 grade-point average.

On the court, Nelsen was third on the team with 268 kills in 135 games. She also had 23 assists, a team-high 49 service aces, 71 digs and 130 blocks. The Vikings finished with a 17-24 record. Marter honored Former Davenport Assumption athlete Erin Maher was named to the all-tournament team at the Harvard Invitational women's basketball tournament. Junior sets starting at $7990 COLLEGE FOOTBALL $29990 6-3, 220, Longmont, Colo.

Defense Colorado DL Joel Steed; Iowa LB Brooks Dana, Kansas Playoffs NCAA Division l-AA First round Nevada 22. McNeese State 16 State, 6-0, 215, Smith Center, Kan. DL Leroy Smith; Tokos DL Shane Dronett; Ohio Stole LB Steve Tovar; Michigan LB Erlck Anderson; Alabama LB John Sutilns; DB Jason Belser, Oktanoma, 5-9, 184, Kansas City, Mo. Adult Lotsot Christmas Gift Ideas Lots oi 1 ii Christmas 1 Cl-V' Idea DB Eric Homilton, coioraao, 6-0, 200, Inglewood, Calif. DB Tyrone Legette, Nebraska, 5-10.

180. Columbia, S.C. New Mexico Kim mciou; Washington LB David Hoffman; Auburn DB Corey Barlow; Georgia Tech DB Ken Swilling; UCLA DB Matt Darby; Penn State DB Darren Perry; Wisconsin DB Troy Vincent; Florida DB Will White; starter Nl sets 11 M19 iHli tm Don Elchloff, Kansas, 6-1, 215, Fort Lauderdale, Flo. Dunlop DDHII 3 woods irons ttftAio inw It 1 Yaunastown St. 17, vlllanova 16 James Madison 42, Delaware 35,0 Samford 29, New Hampshire 13 Eastern Kentucky 14, Appalachian Stote3 Middle Tenn.

St. 20, Sam Houston St. 19, OT Marshall 20, W. Illinois 17, OT Northern Iowa 38, Weber State 21 Quarterfinals Saturday, Dec. 7 Nevada (12-0) vs.

Youngstown State (9-3) James Madison (9-3) vs. Samford (11-D Eastern Kentucky (11-1) vs. Middle Tenn. St. (9-3) N.

Iowa vs. Marshall (9-3) Semifinals Saturdov, Dec. 14 Sites TBA Quarterfinal winners Finals Saturdov, Dec. 21 At statesboro, Oa. Semifinal winners NCAA Division II Quarterfinals Pittsburg St.

38, E. Texos St. 26 Portland St. 37, Mankoto St. 27 Jacksonville St.

35, Mississippi Col. 7 Indlona, Pa. 35, Shlppensburg, Pa. 7 Semifinals Saturday, Dec. 7 Pittsburg St.

(11-1-1) vs. Portland St. (10-2) Jacksonville St. (11-0) vs. Indlona, Pa.

(12-01 Championship WW Maher scored 10 points and had live assists in the tournament's championship game as her Harvard team lost to Duke, 86-63. Boxing show The Quad-City Boxing Team will hold a show Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Coolidge Junior High School in Moline. Tickets will be priced at $3 for adults, $1.50 for children 12 and under. There will be between 15-20 matches.

Pierson is ranked D.K. Pierson of Rock Island has earned the No. 2 ranking in the Iowa District tennis rankings for 1991. He finished behind Tim Wiser of Des Moines. In men's open singles competition, Piprsnn won three titles in the Iowa Scripps Howard All-America Offense WR Desmond Howard Michigan Sr.

5-9 176 WR Carl Pickens Tennessee Jr. 6-3 200 TE Kelly Blackwell TCU Sr. 6-2 242 OL Greg Skrepenak Michigan Sr 6-8 322 OL Bob Whitfield Stanford Jr. 6-7 300 OL Jay Leeuwenburg Colorado Sr. 6-3 265 OL Leon Searcy Miami Sr.

6-3 290 OL Ray Roberts Virginia Sr. 6-7 298 OB Casey Weldon Florida Stole Sr. 6-1 194 RB Vaughn Dunbar Indiana Sr, 6-0 207 rb Marshall Faulk Son Dleoo St. Fr. 6-1 214 PK Carlos Huerta Miami Sr.

5- 9 186 Defense DL Steve Emtman Washington Jr. 6-4 290 DL Santana Dotson Baylor Sr. 'V4 Brad Culpepper Florida Sr. 6-2 263 DL Levon Klrklond Clemson Sr. 6-2 245 LB Robert Jones East Carolina Sr.

6-3 234 IB Marco Coleman Georgia Tech Jr. 6-4 250 LB Marvin Jones lorlda State Soph. 6-2 220 DB Terrell Buckley Florida State Jr. 5-10 175 DB Kevin Smith Texas Sr, 6-0180 PB Darryl Williams Miami Jr. 6- 2 190 DB Dole Carter Tennessee Sr.

-J 182 Mark Bounds Texas Tech Sr. 5-11 165 Honorable mention Offense Cal RB Russell white; Florida State RB Amp Lee; Rice RB Trevor Cobb; BYU OB Tv Detmer; Florida QB Shone Matthews; East Carolina OB Jetf Blake; Washington WR Mario Ballev; Notre Dame OL Mlrko Jurkovlc; Illinois qi Tim Simpson; Virgin! Tech CL Eugene Chung; Clemson OL leb Flesch; Boston College TE Mark Chmura; Notre Dame TE Derek Brown. lSwtwW? 1992 1 I Washington state -r jason Hansen. All-Big Eight KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) The first and second teams In the Associated Press 1991 All-Big Eight football team as chosen by a ponel of media observers.

Players ore listed bv name, school, class, height, weight and hometown. First team Offense qb Kelthen McCont, Nebraska, 6-2, 205, Grand Prairie, Texas RB Derek Brown, Nebraska, 5-9, 185, La Hobra, Calif. RB Tony Sands, Kansas, 5- 6, 175, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. RB Mike Goddli, Oklahoma, 6-2, 225, Midwest City, Oklo. TE Johnny Mitchell, Nebraska, 6-3, 250, Chicago.

WR Michael Smith, Kansas 5-9, 160, New Orleans. CN Jay Leeuwenburg, Colorado, 6-3, 265, Kirk wood, Mo. OL Will Shields, Nebraska, 6- 1, 380, Lowton, Okla. OL Chris Perez, Kansas, 6-5, 280, Palatine, ill. OL Brian Boerboom, Nebraska, 6-7, 285, Colorado Springs, Colo.

OL Brian Braunlnger, Oklahoma, 6-5, 279, Arlington, Texas. PK Don Elchloff, Kansas, 6-1, 215, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Defense DL Joel Steed, Colorado, 6-3, 270, Denver. DL Dona stubbiefleld, Kansas, 6-4, 285, Cleves, Ohio. DL Stacey Sotterwhlte, Oklahoma State, 6-6, 270, Welch, 0hjE Reggie Barnes, Oklohomo, ir 4.1.

218. Grand Prolrle, Texas. Second learn Offense QB Darian Haoon, Colorado, 5-10, 185, Las Angeles. RB Calvin Jones, Nebraska, 3-11, 205, Omaha. RB Lamont Warren, Colorado, 6-1, 185, Inglewood, Calif.

RB Eric Gallon, Kansas State. 6-1, 205, Lakeland, Fla. TE Russ Campbell, Kansas State, 6-5, 255, Wichita, Kan. WR Jon Bostick, Nebraska, 6-2, 165, Bellevue, Wash. CN Quentln Neulahr, Kansas State, 6-4, 270, Ulysses, Neb.

OL Keith Loneker, Kansas, RosellePark, N.J. OL Erik Wiegert, Nebraska, 6-5, 275, Fremont, Neb. OL Brandon Houston, Oklohomo, 6-5, 264, Bartlesvllle, Okla. OL Mike Bedosky, Missouri, 6-5, 305, Jefferson City, Mo. PK Jeff Jacke, Missouri, 6-0, 190, Richardson, Texas.

Defense DL Stacev Dlllord, Oklahoma, 6-5, 387, Clarksvllle, Texas. DL Leonard Renfro, Colorado, 6-4, 285, Detroit, Mich. DL Pat Engelbert, Nebraska, 6-2, 250, Columbus, Neb. DE Travis Hill, Nebraska, 6-2, 230, Pearland, Texas. DE Trey Tlppens, Oklahoma, 6-3, 235, Snyder, Texos.

LB Chris Wilson, Oklahoma, 6-1, 230, Ichordson, Texas. LB Chad Brown, Colorado, 6-3, 230, Pasadena, Callt. LB Mike Petko, Nebraska, 6-3, 230, Anaheim, Calif. DB Curtis Cotton, Nebraska, 6-1, 210, Omaha. DB Mark DouBrava, Iowa State, 6-0, 167, Urbandale, Iowa.

DB Sharron Washington, Missouri, 6-0, 205, St. Louis Mike Stlgge, Nebraska, 6-2, 190, Washington, Kan. PsUT LsJ -bsjc TSh- wr Diotrirt and reached the finals of an other. Pierson also won the Quad-City Championships for the sixth time. At Florence, Ala.

Saturday, Dec. 14 Time TBA Semifinal winners NCAA Division III Quarterfinols St. John's, Minn. 29, Crosse 10 Dayton 28, Allegheny, Pa. 25, OT Ithaca, N.Y.

35, union, N.Y. 23 Susquehanna, Pa. 31, Lycoming, Pa. 24 Semifinals Saturday, Dec. 7 St.

John's (11-0) vs. Dayton 12-0) Ithaco, N.Y. (10-1) vs. Susquehanna, Pa. (11-1) Championship Amos Aleme Stagg Bowl At Bradenlon, Fla.

Saturday, Dec. 14 Semifinal winners Hawkeye Raceway rules There will be meetings Sunday, Dec. 15, at My Place in Blue Grass, Iowa, to discuss rules for the upcoming season at Hawkeye Raceway in Blue Grass. The meetings begin at 1 p.m. for street stocks, 2 p.m.

pro stocks, 3 p.m. open-wheel modifieds and 4 p.m. lata models. For more information, call or write Verne Schumann, Hawkeye Raceway, Blue Grass, Iowa, 52726, phone (319) 381-2416. mm DE Jason kjlldon, Oklahoma State, 6-4, uv, Airus, vxiu.

LB Joe Bowden, Oklahoma, 6-0, 230, Mesqulte, Texas, Colorado,.