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Sports Weekend Lincoln Journal Friday. Sept. 17. 1982 17 I' ttzn Strength complex opens Nebraska's new strength complex, at the northwest end of Memorial Stadium, will conduct an open house Saturday from noon until 1 p.m. Cornhusker strength Coach Boyd Epley and his staff will be on hand to conduct tours and answer questions about the facility, which is said to be the finest of its kind in college footbaU.

The open house is a regular feature of Satur-days when Nebraska plays at home. Holbrook decided to join Mandelko and Mur-phy at NU. "I came down as a punter," he said. By Randy York Staff Sports Writer Perhaps because Nebraska tickets aren't so light for New Mexico State, Saturday is Todd Brown Day and Kris Van Norman Day and Mitch Krenk Day and Lexington Day. lxington Day? In this case, the town grabs the spotlight, not the player.

Although Lex is contributing only one Husker starter, offensive guard Mike Mandelko, there is no way to isolate on him. The west central Nebraska community of 5,654 is- also by three back-ups corner- -back Jim Murphy, monster Tim, Holbrook and defensive tackle Rob Technically, Saturday's tribute is for Mandel-ko, Murphy and Holbrook because they're seniors. Butjltuckey, a sophomore, reflects the grit for which the town has become famous. When he was an eighth-grader, Stuckey ruptured an appendix. His weight dipped from 145 to 100 pounds and he wound up spending two i months in an Omaha hospital, including several weeks in intensive care.

Stuckey wasted no time, building himself back up. He became such a dedicated fixture in Lexington's weight room that Lex Coach Dennis Thorell said someday he might name it after Saturday, when the third-ranked Huskers host the 0-2 Aggies in a 1:30 p.m. kickoff at Memorial Stadium, Stuckey will play at 250 pounds. He and Mandelko, a robust 255, are the scholarship athletes in the Lexington quartet. Murphy (186) and Holbrook-(190) have traveled that yellow brick road as walk-ons.

All four Lexington athletes agree that Murphy is the longest shot to make the grade. "In high school Murph was smll and slow," Holbrook said. ii hi "-inn-in mm i i iw nn tm Here are the City of Lexington's contributions to the 1982 right): Jim Murphy, Rob Stuckey, Mike Mandelko and Tim STAFF PHOTO BY RANDY HAMPTON University of Nebraska No. 3-ranked football team (left to Holbrook. Because the wmd always blew a lot in Lexington, I had a 41-yard average." His biggest claim to fame in high school was an 84-yard punt against Cozad.

"It was a great punt 40 yards in the air and 44 on the ground," said Murphy. Kven though all four Huskers started on that 1977 Lexington team, Lex only finished 6-3. Three of the wins, though, came against Lincoln Pius Minden and Holdrege. Holbrook, who might be the toughest of the four, admits he "never dreamed or even had thoughts of playing at Nebraska. I wasn't exposed to Big Red like Mike and Jim were." If Holbrook hadn't been disqualified from the state wrestling tournament for a body slam in the 167-pound Class semifinals, he might have pursued wrestling at NU.

"I was ahead 7-2 when it happened," Holbrook said. "If I would have made it to the championship match. I probably would have forgotten about football." got autographs from Johnny Rodgers and Rich Glover." Lexington had planted its own rich Husker tradition with the success of such natives as Mick Tingelhoff, Kiffin, John Strohmyer and Dallas Dyer in the 60s. "Tradition is important," Stuckey said. "All four of us witnessed what Ted Harvey did down here and it made a big impact.

Playing for Nebraska seems pretty much out of reach to a lot of kids. But we saw how much altitude meant Even at this level, that's half the battle right there." "Just like he is now," eluded Mandelko. "But he's the epitome of mental toughness," Stuckey offered. "When you consider his perseverance, it's really not that surprising that he made it." Murphy's roots explain his desire. His father, Jim, once captained Nebraska's football team.

His uncle, Monte Kiffin, played and coached for the Huskers. "Mandelko and I used to come to Lincoln all the time," Murphy said. "We thought we were big shots because we got into the locker room and Minden, featuring Kris Van Norman, finished third in the Southwest Conference that year, but won the state championship. Holdrege, featuring Todd Brown, also challenged in the conference. Maybe Saturday should be a special day for the entire Southwest Conference.

It's been good for the Huskers. Starting lineups stymie pennant contenders Offense NEW MEXICO ST. (0-2) PosWt Ht Yr TE201 6-1 Sr. LT 321 6-4'So. LG 236 6-2 Jr.

236 6-3 Sr. RG241 6-1 Sr. RT241 6-3 Jr. SE 167 5-10 Sr. QB 185 6-1 Sr.

RB 186 6-0 So. FB211 5-11 Jr. WB190 6-2 Sr. Defense LE 212 6-3 Sr. LT 244 6-2'2Sr.

MG244 6-2 Fr. RT214 6-3'jSo. RE 210 6-lVsJr. LB 206 6-1 Sr. LB 218 6-2 Sr.

176 6-1 So. CB 164 5-9 Sr. Name No Denson 83 Garza 73 Weaver 61 Amato 50 Garcia 67. Miller 72 Humphrey 27 McAlister 15 Locklin 21 Hebert 32 tanner 82 NEW MEXICO ST. Nance 84 Titus 78 Davis 77 Dav 97 Young 44 Anderson 59 Barker 60 Simmons 18 Francis 7 Stockton 13 Knee 43 KLIN, KFOR, KFAB, NEBRASKA (1-0) No Name Yr Ht Wt 80 JaWilliams Sr.

6-5 230 65 Thelss Sr. 6-3 256 68 Mandelko Sr. 6-1 255 50 Rlmington Sr. 6-3 290 71 Steinkohler Jr. 6-4 257 70 Kwapick Sr.

6-3 254 29 Brown Sr. 6-0 173 12 Gill Jr. 6-1 183 30 Rozler Jr. 5-11 210 21 Crala Sr. 6-2 220 27 Frvar Jr.

6-0 190 NEBRASKA 85 Praeuner Jr. 6-0 210 97 TWIIIIams Sr. 6-4 255 74 AAerrell Sr. 6-4 260 63 Herrmann Jr. 6-5 270 46 Felicl Sr.

6-2 205 35 Damkroger Sr. 6-1 230 45 McWhirter Sr. 6-2 235 38 Van Norman Sr. 6-1 200 18 Lvday Sr. 5-11185 11 Harris So.

6-0 190 10 Clark So. 98l Kickoff: 1:30 p.rrkHfleliorill WOW. 1 78 record on the season and surpassed their previous best of 67Victories in 1980. At Kansas City, the Mariners also set a club record 68th victory by beating the Royals on Joe Simpson's two-run triple in the ninth. Despite the defeat, Kansas City, remained two games ahead of California in the AL West.

Seattle's best previous finish in the club's five-year history came in 1979 when the Mariners finished 67-95 for sixth place in the West At Montreal Mookie Wilson went 4-for-5, including a home run to lead off the game, and scored two other runs in helping the Mets snap the Expos', five-game winning streak. The loss dropped the Expos 2V2 games behind first-place St. Louis in the NL East. "We know we're not going to win any- thing this year," Wilson said. "But we have a lot of pride.

We're just not going to lay" down and let the other teams beat us, particularly the ones that are going for the championship." Elsewhere in the AL, Baltimore downed New York 3-1, Detroit beat Boston 4-2, Chicago defeated Oakland 6-3 and Texas whipped Minnesota 8-2. Nebraska numerical roster In the only other NL game, San Francisco downed San Diego 9-3. Orioles 3, Yankees 1 At Baltimore, Jim Palmer scattered six hits and won for the 12th time in his last 13 starts in pitching the Orioles to victory. By completing a five-game series sweep of the Yankees, the Orioles moved to within one game of first-place Milwaukee in the AL East. Baltimore has won 24 of its last 28 games.

Dave Winfield hit his 35th homer for New York. Tier 1, Red Sox 2 At Detroit, rookie Glenn Wilson keyed a four-run seventh inning with his 12th home run of the season to support the six-hit pitching of Milt Wilcox and spark the Tigers. Wilcox, 11-8, struck out nine in besting Mike Torrez, 9-9. White Sox 6, A 3 At Chicago, Vance Law lashed a pair of doubles, scored two runs and drove in one as the White Sox beat the A's for the eighth time in 10 tries. LaMarr Iloyt, 16-14, scattered 12 hits, including seven in the first three innings, in 8 1-3 innings to gain the victory.

TEXAS CHRISTIAN (1-0) at KANSAS (0-1), 1:30 p.m., CDT, Memorial Stadium, Lawrence Quickly CBS' televising Big Eight game for first time since Nov. 16, 1963. History Froggies 24-24-5 vs. Big Eight (0-1 KS, 6-10-2 OS, 1-5 NE, 2-4 OK). The coaches Don Fambrough 34-43-3 in eighth season at Kansas.

F.A. Dry 10-38-3 in sixth year at TCU. Notes Dry's an Oklahoma grad Dino Bell, sophomore TB, rushed 83 vords for Jayhawks against Wichita State for 23rd consecutive week, Bucky Scribner leads Big Eight in punting Bruce Kallmever needs one FG to tie Mike Hubach's sansasca-. reer record of 20. Also-rans By United Press International Pride isn't only found on winning teams.

Pennant contenders in. both major leagues discovered the hard way Thursday night that the second division clubs aren't just going to sit around and go through the motions of playing baseball during the final weeks of the season. Three second division teams Toronto and Seattle 'in the American League and New York in the National League defeated pennant contending teams Thursday night and prevented California, Kansas City and Montreal from gaining ground in their respective leagues. Toronto edged California 2-1 in 12 innings, Seattle downed Kansas City 5-2 and New York turned back Montreal 9-3. At Toronto, the Blue Jays became the winningesl club in the team's six-year history when Willie Upshaw's single in the 12th scored Alfredo Griffin.

"I know we broke a record but I also know we're better than that record indicates," said Toronto manager Bobby Cox. The victory, their third one-run triumph in a row, gave the Blue Jays a 68- The Big IOWA STATE (0-1) at IOWA (0-1), 1:50 p.m., Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City Quickly A classic, is all. History Iowa State has won three of five since series was renewed in 1977. Alex Giffords toed three FG's last year. Cyclones 15-54-3 vs.

Big Ten. Hawkeyes 41-50-4 vs. Big Eight (3-0 KSU, 0-0-1 OSU. 3-7 KU, 5-7 MU, 12-24-1 NU, 0-1 OU). The coaches Donnie Duncan 14-19-1 on-field in fourth season at ISU.

Hay-den Fry 17-18 in fourth year at Iowa. Notes These two meet to open the season next year, In Ames Cyclone TE Jim Knuth won't ploy: rib inlurv Dave Archer started at QB for Iowa State at Tennessee Cyclones used shotgun offense on couple of series. SOUTH DAKOTA (1-1) at KANSAS STATE (1-6), 1:30 p.m., KSU Stadium, Manhattan Quickly Wildcats go for No. 2. History Coyotes 1-26-2 vs.

Big Eight (0-9 ISU, 0-9 ISU, 0-1 KU, 1-14-2 NU). The coaches Jim Dickey 13-32 In fifth season at Kansas State. Dave Tri-plett 16-19 In fourth season at South Dakota. Notes Darrel Dickey needs 21 yards to pass Dennis Morrison and hit second Place on KSU career total-offense list KSU recovered six Kentucky fumbles, three of them by special teams Kentucky's only TD came with one second remaining In game. 8, game-by-game Rangers Twins 2 At Minneapolis, Larry Parrish belted a three-run homer and Lamar Johnson cracked a two-run double to lead the Rangers.

Winner Charlie Hough, 15-11, allowed 11 hits en route to his 11th complete game. Giant 9, 1'adreH 3 At San Francisco, Darrell Evans drove in four runs with a pair of singles and rookie Chili Davis hit a two-run homer to spark the Giants. The triumph moved San Francisco to within 5 Vi games of first-place Los Angeles in the NLWest. pro By Jimmy The Greek Baltimore (0-1) at Miami (1-0) Dolphins' offensive line may be team's strongest unit since Super Bowl clubs of the early 70s. Miami by 12.

Cincinnati (1-0) at Pittsburgh (1-0) Question here is can Bradshaw gun enough to overcome weok pass coverages of the Steeler secondary? Bengals have won four straight from the Steeler s. Ken Anderson has some sort of target selection enioyed by Bradshaw. Cincinnati by 1. Dallas (0-1) at St. Louis (1-0) Cowboys have not lost their first two regular-season games since 1963.

Cardinal defense much improved and exerted constant pressure on Ken Stabler in the opener vs. Saints. Dallas by 5. Philadelphia (0-1) at Cleveland (1-0) Eagles hurting on defense, and have also had trouble protecting Ron Jowor- 'ski. Brown defense much Improved with addition of Banks and Couslneau, and club's pass rush collected six sacks against the Seahawks.

Cleveland by 2. San Diego (1-0) at Kansas City (0-1) Chiefs' offense came up empty vs. Buffalo. Charger defense excelled against Broncos as Tom Bass's strategy paid off with six turnovers. San Diego by 3.

Detroit (1-0) at Los Angeles Rams (0-1) If Bert Jones suffers through the kind of second half he had in last week's collapse against the Packers, the chance for Vince Ferragamo will be at hand. Los Angeles bv 2. New Orleans (0-1) at Chicago (0-1) Archie Manning unhappy with second-string status. George Rogers troubled with hamstring problems. Bear offense unable to mesh iust yet.

Chicago by 4. San Francisco (0-1) at Denver (0-1) Niner offensive line in near-chaos, and running game still far from good with ex-Seahawk Jeff Moore taking over for demoted Amos Lawrence. Montana will attempt to nickel-and-dime the Bronco defense. Son Francisco bv 1. Seattle (0-1) at Houston (0-1) Pressure mounting on both coaches, Patera and Biles.

No reason for Jim Zorn to be benched. Earl Campbell held to less than 100 yards rushing for the 11th consecutive regular-season outing. Houston by 2. New York Jets (0-1) at New England (i-) sock bxenange oecame snocx Exchange in upset to Dolphins; both Klecko and Gastineau were shut out. That's not about to happen in this contest.

Jets by 1. Los Angeles Raiders (1-0) at Atlanta (1-0) Falcons came up with bio plays on defense while highly regarded offensive attack struggled ogalnst tough Giant defense. Emergence of Marcus Allen gives Raider offense on entirely new dimension. Atlanta by 2. Washington (1-0) at Tampa Bay (0-1) Skins exploded against weakened Eagle defense as Joe Theismann was outstanding in bringing his club back from several deficits.

Washington ground game ailing, but pickup of ex-Charger Clarence Williams will help. Tampa Bay by 3. Green Bay (1-0) at New York Giants (0-1) (Monday) Gionts must find way to beat Packers after losing both games a year ago. Scott Brunner enioyed good showing ogalnst Folcons In game the Giants should have won. New York defense one of the best In the league, ond so is the kicking game.

Giants by 2. OKLAHOMA STATE (1-0) at TULSA (1-1), 8:05 p.m. Sunday, Skelly Stadium, Tulsa (40.235). Quickly First regular-season Sunday game in Big Eight history. History Cowboys 66-35-8 vs.

current Valley members. Tulsa 38-38-7 vs. Big Eight (9-6-1 KSU, 0-1 ISU. 0-1 CU, 4-1 KU, 4-4-1 OU) The coaches Jimmy Johnson 18-16-1 in fourth season at Oklahoma State, on field. John Cooper 32-24 in sixth season at Tulsa.

Notes This Is second of four-year scheduling deal between these two Pokes expect QB Rusty Hilger (shoulder) to return to practice this week Father of OT John Cegielski played at Tulsa, 1956-58 It's Big Eight's first WTBS-TVgame. COLORADO (0-1) at WASHINGTON STATE (1-0), 4 p.m., Albl Stadium. Sookone f34.H19l Quickly McCartney's crew makes first road trip. History Big Eight 78-81-11 vs. Poc-10 teams (Buffaloes 21-16-1).

Cougars 8-10 vs. Big Eight (2-0 OSU, 2-7 KU, 0-1 MU. 3-ONU, 0-2OU). The coaches Jim Walden 21-23-1 in fifth season at Washington State. Bill McCartney 0-1 in first year at Colorado.

Notes Cougars play two "home" games in Spokane, other four In Pullman McCartney, on California game: "Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong." Buffs gained 19 yards and first down on foke punt pass from Art Woods to Victor Scott. OKLAHOMA (0-1) at KENTUCKY (0-1), 1:30 p.m., EDT, Commonwealth Stadium, Lex- InntnnlW.nnni 170 5-11 Jr. 171 5-10 Sr. Broadcasts 58 Horry Grimminger OG 4-4 271 So. 61 Mike Keeler DT 6-5 242 Jr.

I 62 John Reinhardt MG 6-1 235 Jr. 63 Doug Herrmann DT 6-5 270 Jr. -64MikeTranmer MG 6-0 225 Jr. I 65 Randv Theiss OT 6-3 256 Sr. 66 John Sherlock OT 6-3 260 Jr.

67GregOrton OT 6-2 250 So. 68 Mike Mandelko OG 6-2 255 Sr. 69 Kurt Glathor 6-2 260 Sr. 70 Jeff Kwapick OT 6-3 254 Sr. 71 Dean OG 6-4 257 Jr.

72 Scott Rarldon OT 6-4 266 Jr. 73 Mark Behning OT 6-7 280 So. 74 Jeff MG 6-4 258 Sr. 75 Rob Stuckey DT 6-3 250 So. 78 Mike Zierke DT 6-4 245 So.

80 Jamie Williams TE 6-5 230 Sr. 82 Eric Buchonan DE 6-2 202 So. 83 Montt Engebrltson. TE 6-2 215 Jr. 84DanHill TE 6-4 225 Sr.

85wade Praeuner DE 6-0 210 Jr. 86 David Ridder DE 6-3 215 Jr. 87 Bill Weber DE 6-2 210 So. 88 Scott Kimball SE 6-0 190 So. 89 Mitch Krenk TE 6-4 225 Sr.

90 Scott 6-2 207 So. 91 Rod Yotes SE 6-2" 190 So. 92 Don Bourn TE 6-3 200 So. 93 Tom Gdowskl DT 6-3 255 Sr. 94 Kurt Whlteman LB 6-3 230 So.

95 Rusty Ruhl LB 6-1 215 So. 96 Jim Skew DT 6-3 230 Fr. 97 Toby Williams DT 6-4 255 Sr. 99 Kevin McCormick. MG 6-0 240 So.

numerical roster 66 Mike DT 6-5 241 Jr. 67 Mike Garcia OT 6-1 241 Sr. 69 Harold Hall OT 6-4 238 Fr. TOMikeO'Keefe OT 6-4 246 Fr. 72 Don Miller OT 6-3 241 Jr.

73 Louis Gorao 6-4Mj 298 So. 74 Jim Hemphill OT 6-4 236 Sr. 76 Larry DT 6-2Vi 244 Sr. 79 Paul DT 6-5 255 Sr. 81 Kerry Toggle SE 6-lVi 179 Jr, 6-2 190 Sr.

83 Shannon Denson. TE 6-1 195 Sr. 84 Brian Nance DE 6-3 212 Sr. 6-2 215 So. i 1 PnulWvnn TF tn Cr I 92 Jeff NG 6-2 218 So.

95 John Porker DT 6-4 243 So. 96 Kevin Forroh 6-1 194 Jr. 97 Shawn Day DT 6-3V 214 So. I I I I 99 Mike Mistier NG 6-0 232 Sr. no OvJ 1 Bruce CB 6-0 6-2 3 Pat Larsen 6-1 4 Jeff Johnson CB 5-11 5 Ricky Greene CB 5-10 200 So.

190 So. 190 Sr. 185 So. 180 So. 175 Jr.

195 Jr. 160 Jr. 196 So. 190 So. 183 Jr.

200 So. 195 So. 185 Sr. 201 Sr. 220 Sr.

180 Sr. 190 Sr. 195 Sr. 230 Jr. 230 So.

190 Jr. 193 So. 173 Sr. 210 Jr. 185 Fr.

205 Jr. 200 So. 218 Jr. 230 Sr. 215 So.

190 So. 200 Sr. 189 So. 208 Sr. 195 So.

150 So. 214 So. 230 So. 235 Sr. 205 Sr.

225 Sr. ,250 Sr. 290 Sr. 230 So. 238 So.

285 So. 212 Jr. 263 Sr. 200 So. 265 So.

7 Ricky Simmons SE 5-10 I Nate Mason QB 6-1 9 Mark Hagerman 5-11 10 Bret Clark 6-3 11 Neil Harris CB 6-0 12 Turner Gill QB 6-1 15 Craig Sundberg QB 6-2 17 Shane Swanson WB 5-11 18 Allen Lvday CB 5-11 19 Bruce Mathison QB 6-4 21 Roger Craig IB 6-2 22Tom vergith SE 6-1 23 Tim Holbrook 5-10 24 Grant Campbell 6-2 25 Mark Schellen FB 5-10 26 Tom Rathman FB 6-0 27 Irving Frvar WB 6-0 28 Jeff Smith 5-11 29 Todd Brown SE 6-0 30MikeRozier IB 5-11 31 Charlie Cartwright.CB 5-11 32 Tim Brungardt IB'6-O 33 Dave Burke CB 6-0 34DougWllkenlng FB 6-3 35 Steve LB 6-1 36 Scott Porter FB 6-2 37 Calvin Haywood 6-1 38 Kris Van Norman 6-1 39 Jim Thompson WB 5-10 40 Mark Moravec FB 6-2 41 Pat Borer FB 6-0 42 Scott Schoettger SE 5-8 43 Dan Ripa LB 6-0 44 Mike Knox LB 6-3 6-2 46 Tony Felicl DE 6-2 48 Brent Evans 6-2 49 Kevin 4-1 50 Dave Rimlngton 6-3 51 Mark Daum LB 6-4 53 Anthony Thomas OG 6-3 54BradMuehling 6-1 55 Brad Johnson 6-4 56 Dan Weed 6-2 57 Mark OT 6-6 i New Mexico St. IDonStogg RB 5-8 165 Jr. 2 Gory Bright SE 5-10 168 So. 5 Mark Brandt 6-0 148 Sr. 7 Andre Francis 5-9 164 Sr.

9 Holbert Johnson DB 5-8'j 180 Sr. 11 Bill Ramsay QB 6-3 190 Fr. 12 Mike Anderson DB 64 184 Fr. 13 Ron Stockton DB 5-11 170 Jr. 14 Rusty Griffin FL 6-2 188 Jr.

15 Jamie QB 6-2 185 Sr, HMarkCeballos PK 6-0 191 Jr. 17 David Acevedo. QB 6-2 181 Fr. 18 Reggie DB 6-1 176 So. 21 Kim Locklin RB 6-0 186 So.

23 Albert Jacobs FB 6-2Vj 205 Jr. 1 27 Bobby FL 5-10 172 Sr. 30 Kurt Kuiowo DB 5-10 180 Fr. 31 Charles Askew CB 5-11 Vi 190 So. 32 James Hebert.

FB 5-11 211 Jr. 34 Rudy Rudison TB 5-4 175 Sr. 35 Tony DB 5-10 180 41 Jack Gilbert DB 6-2 192 Jr. 42 Wilmer Louis LB 6-2V 216 Jr. 43 Dan Knee DB 5-10 171 Sr.

44 Fred DE 6-lvi 210 Jr. 50 Ron Amoto 6-3 236 Sr. 52 Brett Cooper LB 6-3 200 So. 53 Ross Cole 6-5 242 Jr. 54 Carlos Podilla.

NG 6-0 199 jr. 57 Bill Fonelll LB 6-lV 210 Fr. 58 Richard OG 6-2 222 Fr. 59 Brian Anderson LB 6-1 206 Sr. 60 Leo Barker LB 6-2 218 Sr.

61 Tom Weaver OG 6-2 232 Jr. 62 Ronald Clapton. 0 6-2 22T Fr. 64 Ridge Bowden OG 6-1 7a sr. 65 Mark Befdlow.

6-3 237 Jr. Who AP's Top 20 plays 'Quickly Second of three Big Eight games for Kentucky. History Sooners 6-3-2 vs. SEC teams. Wildcats 3-6 vs.

Big Eight (2-1 KS, 0-1 MO, 0-3 KN). Big Eight 36-34-4 vs. SEC. The coaches Barry Swltzer 90-14-3 in 10th season at Oklahoma. Jerry Claiborne in second game as Wildcats coach.

Notes Wildcat Randy Jenkins passed 243 yards against Kansas State, Sooners yielded 321 in air to West Virginia Sooner OT Elbert Graham, one of two returnees with starting experience, out for season. JVSports Friday Baseball Atlanta at Cincinnati, 6:35 p.m., 1:15 a.m., (D Football CFL: Toronto at Calgary, 8:30 p.m., 3 p.m(X) Sports roundup, 10:30 P.m., CQ 3D Other sports Australian Rules Football, midnight CD Manning traded NEW ORLEANS (AP) Archie Manning, in his 13th year as quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, was traded to Houston Friday for veteran offensive tackle Leon Gray in a straight man-for-man trade, Coach Bum Phillips announced. Manning lost his job as starting quarterback for the Saints in last Sunday's season opener against SL Louis to Ken Stabler, picked up two weeks before after he was cut by the Oilers during pre-season. Jimmy The Greek's Line 1. Washington (1-0) vs.

Arizona Washington by 8 2. Pitt (1-0) vs. Florida State Pittsburgh by 8 3. Nebraska (1-0) vs. New Mexico State No line 4.

Alabama (1-0) vs. Mississippi by 12 5. Florida (2-0) Idle 6. Southern Methodist (1-0) vs. Texas-El Poso No line 7.

Georgia (2-0) idle 8. Penn State (2-0) vs. Rutgers State by 24 9. Arkansas (1-0) vs. Navy A Arkansas by 17 10.

Mltchlgon (1-0) vs. Notre Dame Michigan bv 1 11. North Carolina (0-1) vs. Vonderbilt North Carolina by 20 12. Ohio State (1-0) vs.

Michigan State Ohio State by 6 13. Arizona State (2-0) vs. Houston Houston bv 1 14. UCLA (1-0) vs. Wisconsin UCLA bv 6 15.

Miami, Flo. (1-1) vs. Virginia Tech Miami by 7 16. Clemson (0-1) vs. Boston Clemson by 12 17.

West Virginia (1-0) vs. West Virginia bv 6 18. Texas (0-0) vs. Utoh No line 19. Southern Col (0-1 vs.

Indiana Southern Col bv 20 20. Notre Dame (0-0) vs. Michigan Michigan by 1 Other picks bv Jimmy The Greek: Yale 2 over Brown; Cornell 3 over Princeton; Dartmouth 12 over Pennsylvania; Harvard 14 over Columbia; Oklahoma II over Kentucky; Illinois 7 over Syracuse; Iowa 1 over Iowa State; Kansas 7 over Texas Christian; Purdue 1 over Minnesota; Auburn 6 over Southern Mississippi; North Carolina State 9 over Wake Forest; South Carolina 3 over Duke; Washington State 13 over Colorado; Louisiana State 27 over Oregon State; Texos Tech over Air Force; Tulane 6 over Rice. a sUs. -3.