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The Lincoln Star Monday, December 15, 1986 Page 13 -VJoathbr Slcpst Today Record ttmpcroturt: high 64; low -10. Normal tempratur: high 38; low 16. Degree Days (Amount inton ttnwtraturt for tht day Is abovt or Mow 65) Yesterday: 54 heating; normal for day: 38 heating. Totol, month to date: 463 heating; normal total, month to data: 494 heating. Precipitation to Midnight hours ending midnight: 0.00 In.

Total month todote: 1.32 normal: 0.33 In. Total IW6 to data: 39.81 normal veor to dote: 26.40 In. Pollution Pollution Index, unavailable. Silets' Eoa Gooden arrested TAMPA, Fla. (AP) New York Mets pitching star Dwight Gooden was arrested after a scuffle with officers, a police spokesman said Sunday.

Gooden, and two officers were treated for minor injuries at a hospital and released, Tampa Police LL T.L Cot-. ter said. However, Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz said Gooden suffered bruises on the bead and left arm, "and last night, he thought his left hand was broken." Gooden was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest with violence and battery on a police officer, Cotter said. "It was all pushing, shoving and kicking that type of thing," Cotter said. There were no weapons involved." Horwitz said be spoke with Gooden on Sunday, and the right-hander told him Lincoln Temperatures 30 10o.m....28 3 p.m..

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Extended Forecast NEBRASKA: Wednesday through Friday: chance of rain or snow Wednesday- Portly cloudy Thursday and Friday. Lows in the 20s. Highs In the 40s. Temperatures 18 Hours Ending 4 p.m. Yesterday HL HL HL HL Lincoln 45 17 Hastings 53 25 Imperial 53 19 42 22 49 20 51 19 43 11 Scottsbluff 54 19 Grndlslnd.

50 21 50 25 No. Platte. 52 17 52 14 that he had been handcuffed and ankle-cuffed during the incident. Horo-fwitz said Gooden said he didn't know why he was 1 4 Weather Forecast Map- Also arrested were Gary Sbef- field 18 a rumhouf Htoh Temperatures 4l'''Hljlh. i if Y-'i r.

I I III I A Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary Aswciaica Pita During Monday showers are forecast along the western seaboard from parts of Washington to parts of California and for parts of Louisiana. Mississippi, Georgia and Florida. Former Husker Toby Williams (90) of New England brings down another former Nebraska player, San Francisco's Roger Craig (33), in first-quarter action at Foxboro, Mass. The 49ers won 29-24. Traveler's Forecasts for Today hllo City hllo hllo City Detroit NFC Dwight Gooden Gooden; Vance Lovelace, 23, a former teammate of Gooden's at Hillsborough High School, and a 17-year-old, an of Tampa.

The three were charged with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest with violence. AH except the 17-year-old were booked into the Hillsborough County Jail and released on their own recognizance. The teen-ager was handed over to state juvenile officers, Cotter said. THE INCIDENT BEGAN just before 11 p.m. Saturday when an officer spotted a Mercedes-Benz and a red Corvette weaving toward each other In north Tampa, Cotter said.

The officer pulled over the two cars. As Gooden got out of the Mercedes he was driving, the Corvette, allegedly driven by Sheffield, sped away, but then returned, Cotter said. A second police car pulled up to aid the officer, then a third private vehicle pulled alongside, Cotter said. When the other cars pulled up, Gooden allegedly began scuffling with the first officer, and the occupants of the other vehicles became involved, Cotter sail The four men eventually were subdued and Gooden and two officers were taken to a hospital, treated and released. One policeman suffered a mild concus- Son, said Cotter, who would not identify the officers involved.

The spokesman said that to his knowledge the arrested men had not been tested for alcohol and drugs. Gooden won the National League's t'y Young Award in 1985 after posting a 24-4 record with a 1.53 earned-run average and 268 strikeouts, and this year helped the Mets toward the world championship with a 17-6 record and a 2.84 ERA. His record in three years with the Mets is 58-19, with 744 strikeouts in 744 innings. City Albuquerque Anchorage Atlonta Billings Boston Buffalo Chicago Columbus Dallas Denver New York sunny.4230 Okla.Clty Phoenix Pittsburgh ptcldy.4124 Shwrs.6451 Portland St. Louis Cloudv935 Salt Lake S.Francisco ptcldy.3520 Seattle washngton Honolulu Kansas Cty Las Vegas Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Bch NewOrleons ptcldv.4426 ptlcdy.3B28 Lincoln Record Book From Page 1 1 Kelvin Edwards to reach the 11-yard line, and then sent Reuben Mayes for 5 yards to the 6 before rolling out for the touchdown.

PACKERS 2L BUCCANEERS 7: Randy Wright, Gerry Ellis and Paul Ott Carruth ran for touchdowns and the Green Bay defense sacked Tampa Bay quarterback Steve young seven times at Tampa, Fla. Quarterback Wright scrambled 6 yards to give Green Bay a 7-0 lead late in the second quarter. Ellis and Carruth scored on runs of 2 yards and 1 yard, respectively, in the second half- The loss, coupled with Indianapolis' 24-14 triumph over Buffalo, left the Bucs and Colts tied for the worst record NFL If the teams finish the season with the same record, Tampa Bay would receive the No. 1 pick in next spring's NFL draft because it has played a weaker schedule. play, at Irving, Texas.

The loss killed any playoff chances for the Cowboys and dropped them to 7-8, bringing an end to their streak of 20 consecutive winning seasons, the longest such active streak in professional sports. It's only the third time in 20 years Dallas failed to qualify for the playoffs. Cowboys running back Herschel Walker ran 84 yards for a touchdown, caught a scoring pass for 84 yards, and compiled a club-record 292 combined yards, rushing and receiving. SAINTS 14, FALCONS 9: Dave Wilson scored on a 6-yard bootleg run with 1:55 remaining at Atlanta as the Saints snapped a three-game losing streak. The Saints, who fell behind 9-7 on All Haji-Sheikh's 43-yard field goal with 5:39 to play, drove 75 yards in 12 plays for the victory.

Wilson -completed passes of 28 yards to Eric Martin and 24 and 11 yards to said. "That's the way we win games, and that's the way anybody loses them." "New England came back strong," San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh said, "but turnovers were a big key." GIANTS 27, CARDINALS 7: Joe Morris ran for 179 yards, scored three touchdowns and broke his own club-record for rushing in a single-season as the NFC East champion Giants moved nearer to earning the home field advantage for the playoffs. The win at East Rutherford, N.J., was the eighth straight for the 13-2 Giants, who won their first division title in 23 years on Saturday when the Denver Broncos defeated the Washington Red-skins 31-30. EAGLES 25, COWBOYS 21: Quarterback Matt Cavanaugh, starting for the second time this season, threw two touchdown passes to Kenny Jackson, including the game-winner with 3:57 to Births St. Elltobeth Health Center Daughter Anderson, Kurtls ond Lorrle (Young).

4000 St Lincoln 0nrol Hospital Sons Schweninger, Mark and Reno (Roesler), 1025 N. 43rdSt.G-131,Dcl3. Police Calls Of the polios colls recorded Sunday, tht following Is list of serious crimes against persons ond property. Sexual Ateowlt Between It p.m end midnlgM, In the 4900 block of Wolker Avenue. Auto Theft Btrah.

Brando, 2014 N. loth St. Dec 12. Son Kunc, Franklin ond Pomelo (Yost), Wllbtr, Dec. IJ.

Bryan Mi mortal Hospital Sons Mohdnairee, Abu-Kosslm ond Normohonl (Sulol- mon). 645 S. 17th St. Dc 12. Coufob Marvin and Colloen (schuessler).

Bra, Dec 1J. Doorvd, Glenn ond Kathleen (Vondro), 520 Brldaer Rood, Dec IX Between 7 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday, In the S500 block of Street, a 1771 red ond white Chevrolet wrecker was taken; loss 14,500. Theft from Autt Between 5 p.m.

Wednesday and 1 p.m. Friday, In the 5400 block of Holdreg Street, steering wheel, tapes ond stereo were taken; loss t03; OomagesSSO. Fire Calls 11:21 a.m., joth and medical emergency. Spnrto Bigoci- NU 52 a.m., 3505 N. Coiner, medical emergency.

1:25 a.m.. 6024 Francis, medical emergency. 609 N. 17th alarm. 4:51 a.m., 2300 S.

52nd, smoke smell. 7:41 a.m.. 48th ond O. medical emergency. a.m., 220 South 5.

medical emergency. 9:44 a.m., 945 S. 27m, alarm. 11 :49a.m 4135 Garfield, medical emergency. From Page 11 "When crunch time came, we didn't crack or blow up.

We stayed with the game plan, and we had a chance to win it at the end, not necessarily a winning shot, but we were in it" Time just ran out maybe Twice in the closing seconds, the clock continued to run when it should have been stopped. The second time, after Nebraska's Anthony Bailous committed a foul with :11 left, time elapsed and the final buzzer sounded. The first time, the clock was stopped at :22, reset for :31 and after a discussion between both coaches and the officials, reset again at :24. "I like their clock man. He knows what to do," Nee said, smiling.

Nee knew what to do, too. But his Cornhuskers, now 2-3, came up a push and a shove short Sunday afternoon. in quite a while that gets up and down the floor like Nebraska." Getting up and down the floor is how the Cornhuskers got back in the game after falling behind by 13 points. "What got us back in the game was our fast-break," Nee said. Nebraska ran off nine straight points during one stretch of the first half to pull into a tie at 21 and went ahead by one point on two occasions.

The Cornhuskers trailed at the intermission 31-29 and never got closer than two points in the second half. Still, they put themselves in a position to win at the end. "The most important thing we got out of the game was, we did exactly what Coach Nee wanted us to do, and we were into the game mentally," Carr said. Boys arrested in bomb case Lincoln police arrested two boys, ages 14 and 15, at their homes Sunday afternoon in connection with two pipe bomb incidents that occurred Dec. 7.

Police LL Ron Bruder said a tip to the police led to the arrests. In the first bombing, a small bomb exploded early Dec. 7 inside a pickup truck parked in the driveway of a house in the Air Park area. The bomb did $1,000 damage to the truck. Later in the day, a student found a bomb inside a first-floor office at Ferguson Hall on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus.

Fire officials detonated the device at a bomb disposal site. Fire officials said both bombs were made with copper tubing that was about 4 inches long and half an inch wide. A fuse and gunpowder and pellets, possibly from shotgun shells, were stuffed inside the tubing. Bruder said officers did not find any of the bomb materials at the boys' homes Sunday afternoon. RADAR CZTTCTC3 $79M 11 Lnt Chance to Join We'll help bail you out FREE Bears vs.

Lions Beat the Spread 466-1276 Moo. 68pfn Missouri breezes past Centenary 97-64 Buntin scored 14 points in the first half and Michael Ingram added 8 to help GOLFERS ine Tigers uuce a 44-30 lead at halftime. All of Ingram's points came in the COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Derrick Chievous scored 24 points and freshman Nathan Buntin scored 20 to lead Missouri to a 97-64 non-conference victory over Centenary of Shreveport, La, Sunday afternoon. The Tigers built a 34-point lead with four minutes left in the game after a 18-4 run and a technical foul on the Gents' bench.

i Colts owner ready to sue Sports Illustrated INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indianapolis Colts owner Robert Irsay said Sunday that his lawyers are prepared to file a 1 OO million lawsuit against the publisher of Sports Illustrated over an article on Irsay in the magazine's current issue. Irsay announced his plans to sue Time Inc. during a visit to the Colts' lockerroom after his team defeated the Buffalo Bills 24-14. "It's untrue," Irsay said of the article written by E.M. Swift.

"We'll be filing a 1 0O million suit against them Monday. And a federal judge in Chicago will get the court case and I've got all the papers to prove they're almost all wrong." Irsay contended the magazine was looking for a claimed the story includes incorrect facts about his military discharge and his religious affiliation. Hallberg, Hoch win Chrysler Invitational BOCA RATON. (AP) Gary Hallberg and Scott Hoch staged a charge down the back nine of the final round in the $600,000 Chyrsler PGA Team Invitationals en route to a record total and one-stroke win. The two golfers overcame tricky winds and the team of Bob Tway and Mike Hulbert, leaders from the beginning of the tour- nament, to finish the final round with a 9-under-par 63 to give them a 72-hole record total of 37-under-par 251.

Broadcaster pursues AD position at LSU BATON ROUGE. La. (AP) Joe Dean, perhaps best known for his spicy broadcasting style of Southeastern Conference basketball games, has made a fortune selling things as a businessman and now he's ready to sell himself as Louisiana State's next athletic director. "Being an LSU graduate and living in Baton Rouge, I think I understand our people. I think I can bring them together," Dean Said of the advantages of choosing him to replace the controversial Bob Brodhead.

LSU Chancellor James Wharton said the athletic director search could begin as soon as next month. Dean and Interim Director Larry Jones have surfaced as the leading candidates now that Arnsparger is out of the picture. Temperate Sil wins Hollywood Futurity INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Temperate Sil, ridden by Bill Shoemaker, rallied through the stretch to earn a neck victory in the $1 million Hollywood Futurity for 2-year-olds at Hollywood Park. Alysheba, ridden by Pat Day and trained by Columbus native 1 Jack Van Berg, finished second, a neck in front of Masterful Ad-' vocate.

with Laffit Pincay aboard. Brave Raj. the only filly in the went off the 8-5 favorite on the basis of her victory in the $1 million Breeders Cup Juvenile Filly race Nov. 1 but finished badly-beaten fifth. first four minutes of the game as the Tigers took a 1M lead.

Freshman Marro Hawkins led Centenary with 20 points. Missouri raised its record to 6-2 while Centenary fell to 3-4. Christina For: Washington State's Walden almost sure he'll take ISU job Carts Clubs Umbrellas Den Caddies Head Covers Iron Covers Tapes Golf Books Balls Bags Gloves Shoes Jackets Sweaters Vehicle strikes two parked cars, hurts pedestrian A Lincoln woman was cited for driving while intoxicated after she struck a pedestrian and two parked cars early Sunday, police reported. The accident occurred at 12:21 am, the report said. A witness told police he was driving east on Street between 20th Street and Capitol Avenue when another eastbound car attempted to pass him.

The report said a car driven by Shannon NeutzJer, 19, 344 S. 18th St, Apt 10, crossed the center of the street and side-swiped a parked car. It then hit Larry K. Wrasse, 47, 5627 Madison Ave, who had been standing behind the parked car. The impact of the collision tossed Wrasse onto the car's windshield and carried him about half of a block before her car struck Wrasse's parked car.

Wrasse suffered a broken leg and complained of a pain in his neck and right hand. He was in fair condition Sunday night at Lincoln General Hospital. And Many Other Items! Also Club Repairs Re-gripping sources as saying Walden had accepted the ISU job. He would succeed Jim Criner, who was fired Nov. 12 after a school investigation of reported violations of NCAA rules.

Walden, 48, has compiled a 44-52-4 record in nine years at Washington State and has twice been named Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Herald Examiner reported that University of Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson had met with Southern California athletic director Mike McGee about the Trojan coaching position. "These rumors have come up before and they are just that, rumors," Johnson said when contacted in MiamL From The Associated Press Washington State football Coach Jim Walden, a former assistant at Nebraska, said Sunday night he was "90 percent sure" he would accept an, offer to become head coach at Iowa State. In a telephone interview, Walden said he planned to meet with his nine assistant coaches Monday morning to discuss the offer to take the reins of the troubled Cyclone program. "I have been offered the job," Walden said.

"I dont think that's any big secret" Max Urick, Iowa State's athletic director, refused to either confirm or deny the report Walden's comments followed a report by KCCI Television in Des Moines, Iowa, which quoted unidentified West Coast.