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a a. Trrrrrn" -tj ej I ej 2C ST PETERSBURG TIMES THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1980 kCaStVJBB7kEBsJJBBB) 1 Large I I CLASS IA, DISTRICT I Out) Pasco The UPI Top 20 PINAL POLL I. Alabama (Ml 174) 550 I So. Can (t) (1)4-1) fit I Oklahoma (1) (11-1) 441 A Ohio II. (11-1) 441 Houston (11-1) 414 A Pittsburgh (11-1) 114 7.

Nebraska (10-2) TOO Florida SI. (11-1) 7M 0. Arkansas (10-2) 274 Wednesday's events DENVER BRONCOS Signed frag agents quarterback Pelt Woods, quarterback, safety Jerry I tot away, cornorback Dickie Lohnson, and defensive Ineman Greg Boyd. NBW VORK JETS Named Rat Baker as linebacker-special assignment coach. NFL Named Tom Landry head coach of the NFC learn and Don Coryal head coach of the AFC team In the Pro Bowl UNIVERSITY OP RICHMOND An.

Otrut I 1 I 1 Crystal River LandOLakat CLAM IA, DISTRICT 11 NBA 10. Purdue (10-1) 217 tPCathoSc Cauntryside nouncei taotbal I signing of Morgan Haul at assistant coach charge el receivers tar Ave BAITS P.N CONPIBBUCB Atlantic DrvrsieA CLASS ZA, PIITHHTr I 11. Washington (kt-1) 111 It Brtgham Young (11-1) 111 IS Texas (t-1) 04 VL North Caroana (S-l-l) 75 4 'N IS Baylor (0-4). 40 IA txxena (0-4) 15 1 College WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS BAST Boston U. It, Bammara U.

Laleyetle 43. Dreael 41 Marltt 7t, Montdatr SI. at Provktenct 70, Mattachutattt Ridar as, St. Joseph's, Pa 74 St. exmevantura 04, StonahB 77 SyracuatlLCtnttlutat SOUTH Cant.

Florida Wf, Xavttr, LA 7 Oemson 73. stCtroma 74 Devktson 77. B. Ttnnattaa Dataware 70, Gtastboro St. SO Kentucky 70.

NC-W0migtM a Florida 57. Georgia SI Cerotne St Caroana 41 Richmond Ii South Ftortde 44 Southern Tech M4. Tlmn 71 Tennessee Tact) 105, St. Mary's 71 VanderbM 77, Lautttene St 44 Virginia 44. Wake Forest St Va Commonwealth 75, NC-ChartottO 71 W.

Virginia 43, Marshal 41 MIDWEST Baldwin Weteeo 7A Rk Grande 07 Dayton 57, Miami Ohio 51 Central tA Frank 12, OT KttMSI.UE.Michlgtnal Kansas 51 to, Long Beach St. 47 Marquette Ckwaiand SI. 4t Toledo 12, Charleston 7S Virginia Tech tA StJ-auH 01 Wittenberg OA Danison 50 TOUR HAMB NTS New Vork ihathtngtOA King jailed, suspended 17. Temple (10-7) 10. Pom SI.

(04) 14 It. Michigan (1-4) II Ait.ua San Ait onto for alleged sexual abuse Forward Barnard King was suspended indefinitely by the Sprtnatktad CLASS IA, DISTRICT Tt CCC CLASS DISTRICT SPChrtsttan Northtldt Chrrthan Snorecrest Keswick Christian Canterbury TODAY'S OAMRt Cksarwater at Boca Oaga GMbbt at Olile HoHnt Tarpon Springs at Largo Sommolo at Psnelat Park St Pelersburg at Dunedm NOattlaMSt Ct LeAWOOd Varace at SI. Petersburg Cathotc Canterbury at Nerlhslde Christian CJevt and Housht Mm Detrorl 20. Missouri (7-i) Note- By egi eemenl with the American Football Coachet Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are InelgJota tar the top 20 and national championship cc4tsktara-tlon by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those teems currently on probation art CAJahoma State, Auburn and Memphis Slate.

Utah Jazz after being arrested and booked into jail for s. Pet. SB 30 .7. ii jit ivt I II .401 11 It .410 I IS MS IS al DtvtolM 15 IS AMIS 10 I If 30 Svi 17 11 Ml 7 17 Alt 7Vt 10 10 IS coHFiaiNca Ml DlVtStOS) II II S4 it is at ja tva 11 IS 31 Ivt 11 17 DMlM 17 II Jll 1 440 it is in 11 II .500 11 II JOO I II Jla IS ftttweukee a-K ansae CNy investigation of alleged forcible sexual abuse in Salt Lake City Wednesday. Police said King was arrested at his apartment after a 25-year-old Salt Lake City woman told officers she was forced to perform a sexual act several times in a man's apartment Tuesday night.

She said she waited until the man fell asleep, then fled and telephoned polios. A spokesman for the Jazz said the 23-year-old King was suspended indefinitely Chicago Ulan AP major college board Gent BounaccartL Providence JOurntV A x-Seettte Lot Angetet eVAehn, Bob Gamere, wNAC-T Boston. Jon Stem, Mew Haven (Com.7 JourrmKauhin Dan Lauck, Metndwv (Lang Island, N.Y -Portland San Diego wwuj notorioge, jvrecvtt misfnora Vlmy UTrani, Bergen IN.J.)Rtcor Frank First Round Houtlon Baptist to, Station 40 Navy at, Lehigh 47, OT MIAA Tournament First Round NW MHsourl 71, Ma Southern 41 "pending further investigation of the alleged charges." kmoot state lata result not Included Beovtky, PhdttHpHm BofHrt Ron Ovist, Wednesday's arrest was King's second as a pro basketball WBDNCSOAVf MULTI Harrtsouro (Pm Pefrtof MnrK Stan Savran. Lm Angeles 127, Mana 170 Slatkm KQV, Pittsburgh; Doug Brown, BaYrf- player, but he had a string of five other arrests dating back to his sophomore year at Tennessee. more vwnmg Mm.

Bd Smith, Charieiron (W Vm.1 OatV Mt San nego nw Jertey Van Antoreo lit. Pnotntx 07 notion III, Houston 103 Denver 135. Detroit I la NHL Tony Anthony, Atesvpofr Afewt (Va7 Timet- SEC standings SOUTHEASTERN COHPERBHCB Conference Ail ftemet WLPtt.WLPct. neraej; Rich Haney, wtvr-tv, Richmond. Karaaa City at Utah.

tsxjht Va; Howard Ward, PayeftevtW (N.C.) terver; Bob Qutncy. CTstrtort IN.C) Oburv CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Dlvltlen Ptt OF A Hphla 24 I 50 IS 104 Vilas retains Australian Open title Gone Overby, WSJS Radio, Winston-Salem. NC Rudy Jones, (VeenvBe (S.C) Pttdmont. Herman Hetmt, OHumbf (S.CI S'ele, Robert Eubank a Auautlt (On) CTronf- Portland at Goidrn state, mora vveshetgton at Seethe nkjhl TOOAVS 6AMBS San Dwgc al New York, 715 pm Now Jersey at Atlanta. 105 pm PWadetpraa at Cleveland.

OS pm Mana at ASAweukee, 130 m. Argentina's Guillermo Vilas won his second consecutive Kentucky 1 1000 It I .021 Misa St. 1 0 1 000 0 1 Jll Tennessee 1 0 1.000 I 1 .777 LSU I 1 JOO I I JJOt Alabama I 1 .133 I .455 Auburn 1 1 331 I .500 Florida 1 Jll 4 4 .400 ar, John Cargjtt, Urrxnofiam (AM.) Poth Australian Open tennis title Wednesday with a 7-6. 6-3, 6-2 rteraa PRIOAVSwAMBS NASL Indoor League ASTBRN DIVISION Pet. OB Atlanta I I Jll Tampa Bay I .714 Vi OetroH 11 AO0 2vt Fort Lauderdale 1 4 J31 1 NewEngtand 1 I .147 4 WBITBRN DIVISION Memphis 4 1 J00 Minnesota 1 JOO 1 Castor nla 1 1 .400 1 LotAngelta 1 1 .400 2 Tuts 1 1 .250 WEONESOAY't RESULTS Anantt 3, Tampa Bay 1 Fori Lauderdale New England 1 TODAY'S A AMES No gamel scheduled FRIDAY'S OAMES OetroH at New England, 7:10 pm Catfornia it Minnesota.

0 pm MISL ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet. OB New York II J57 Buffalo 1 .714 1 PtVteckMDhla I 1 447 1 Pittsburgh 3 4 .333 4 Hartford 1 7 .222 I CENTRAL OIVISION Houston 4 2 .750 Detroit I I Jll vs Wichita I I III Cleveland 2 4 .250 4 St. Louis 2 7 .222 4v WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TODAY'S OAMES Now York at Hartford, 70S pm FRIDAY'S OAMES Hartford at Cleveland. 0S pm StLouit at Detroit, 145 pm Philadelphia at New York. SOS pm Wichita at Pittsburgh.

1.45 pm Buffalo at Houtlon, 1:35 pm Wednesday's events BUFFALO (MISL) Signed forward Laot Ku to a ana-year contract. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Dropped senior center Dan Hartshorne and freshemn guard Paul Bah from betketbel learn for vkv Utlrjn of trttrxng rukn. Tom Mcfwen, Tampa Tribune. BIN Georgia I 1 Jll I 1 JOO McGrothA raAahaisee Drmocrtt. John Bibb, iderblt I 1 Jll 7 1 .700 niaaftvtta- remeisean; BWy Cox, Mississippi II 000 I I .545 I rem sun: Ban Bvrd, Knoxvt Journt WB Houston at Now Jar iy I -04 pm.

San Dttgo at Chicago. IS pm San An tamo at Kansas Gty, 405 pm Washington et Gotdan Slate, 1 1 pm Otahet Portland. 11pm Doirott at Saatnt. II pm WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Panaguy, Mew GV leans rrrMti-Pfcayunr, Dave Moorman, Monro (La) Morning Kentucky 47, Auburn AS VanderbM 77, LSU 44 Mississippi St. Alabama 44 Tennessee 44, Mississippi IS Florida 57, Georgia 52 norm mat wotcon, station wabt, Baton Rouge, Oney Hood, Jackson (Mitt.) Doily Noma Randy Waters, WAVE-TV, Louhwieo.

Wednesday's NBA summaries Deve Cempbei. Woce (Ttxmt Ntwt Trib victory over American John Sadri in Melbourne. The left-handed Vilas needed more than two hours to defeat Sadri, who entered the match with the possibility of a heavy fine for using abusive language in a quarterfinal match. Sadri had already been fined $250 Monday for his behavior. In the women's final, American Barbara Jordan downed countrywoman Sharon Walsh 6-3.

6-3 Chris Evert Lloyd crushed Australian Dianne Fromhort 6-1 6-4 Wednesday night in the first-round of the $250,000 Colgate Series tennis championships at Landover, Md. Earlier, Martina Navratilova and Evonne Googalong Cawley coasted to easy victories in the eight-woman tournament. une, Bob Geutt, rjeeal 7rkH-4jret Jerry IAN DII40 (103): SmMt 104 M. Wick I NY Ranger! 17 II 0 40 141 110 NY Mendert IS 4 121 121 Atlanta 14 17 4 31 117 125 NY Islanders 14 15 4 14 121 122 WashmgKm 0 13 21 110 142 Smyrna DIvHIea Chicago II 11 12 I0S 111 Vancouver 14 14 7 IS 122 130 St Loutl II 10 0 12 107 127 Winnipeg 12 21 4 21 101 150 Colorado 12 21 1 27 111 141 Edmonton It I 24 12 151 WALES CONFERENCE Adams Drvlslen Buffalo 25 10 1 51 145 tt Boston 20 II 45 117 104 Minnesota It 0 7 45 147 100 Toronto 14 17 4 34 lit 137 Quebec 15 17 I 14 115 124 NerrH Division Montreal II IS 0 41 141 111 Lot Angeles II 12 I 42 154 137 Pittsburgh 15 II II 41 127 112 Detroit II IS 7 20 117 121 Hartford 0 14 IS 27 114 120 late return not Included WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Lot Angolas A Detroit 2 N.Y. Rangers 3, Quebec Minnesota 2, Boston 1 Chicago Colorado 2 Montreal I Pittsburgh 2 N.Y.

Islanders 3, Toronto I Hartford 1, Edmonton 1 Moscow Dynamo at Winnipeg, exhibition, raortt WHIg, Houtlon Oromcm Don Henry, Lubbock Texes7 Avalanche Journal George Braaieakt, Ausfth (Tout) American Sfafet- 0-2 to. Notaries K. Taylor 1 3-4 Proe 11-11 II, Bryant 104 A Weetherspoon I 04 2, Wems 10 04 10 Totals 47 11-7) 103. menr Verne Lundqulft, WFAA-TV, Daat. OrvBe Henry, Arkansas Garerfe; BB Back, tl.

Lous Pott-Otpafcft Dave wrloht. Man- HEW Jf BSBV Wh Van Brada Kottt 1 4 Nan 14. Johnson 1-1 11, Newtn 10 14 27. Jordan 7 4-4 M. kev 1 1 Robnton 1 fterfan (Kon.) Morcvrr.

Virgil Parker, Lincoln (Nob.) Journal Sit, Pete Taylor. KCOTV, Dot Moines. Jerry Webber, KTEW-TV, Tut-SA 4m Weeks. Normmn (Okla.) Doty 04-1, Boynai 04 10. TotaH 3t 10-22 7.

San Dieae 11 37 14 14-111 ktsw Jersey 77 73 7t 17 (Complete results, 2-C). Jack Rosenbera Station WGN. Chlcaoo. Three-pomt goal Taylor. Total fault San Diego 20.

Now Jertey 21 A S.204. TheUPITop20 I. Duke (24) (104) 44 I Kentucky (7) (11-1) 3. OePaul (II (141 .340 A North Caroana (S-l) M4 I Ohm Slated) (7-1) 303 A LSU (SO) 100 7. Purdue (7.1) 210 I.

Notre Dame (7-1) 210 t. Iowa 104) HI 10. Syracuse (14) 111 II. tiditna (7-1) 145 It Oregon State (11-1) 111 II St. John-t (1-1) 10t 1A Missouri (104) 00 IV LouhwHe (S3) 71 1A UCLA (7-2) 72 17.

Virginia t-l) 41 11. Weber State (11-1) 14 It Urns (10-2) 11 20. Georgetown (0-2) It Note By agreement with the American Sesketbal Coachet Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are Ineligible tor top 10 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board at Coaches. Those learnt curr entry en probation tor 10740 err AJat-ka-Anchorage, Auburn, Cincinnati. East Caroana, Memphis State, San Francisco.

LOS ANGCLIS (177): Chonet 4 1-1 Campbell returns to Oilers' drills Waxes 10-5-4 2S, About-Jabber 134-4 13, Nixon Roy Darner, OUcogo Trunoi Jim Barnart, Bloomington C) Ponlogrop Bob Becker, Grand Rapfcn fAtlcri; Press; Jack Most, atoms loo (Mich.) Goelre; Bob Hunter, CoAenput (Ohio) Dttpotch: John Hannen, Tot-add Butdt, Ed Chay, Onoland Plain Oaaatr; Max Nichols, Mkmompoto Slor, Jot Doyle, Soum Bond fault Tribune. 1 3-1 It, E. Johnson 7 44 70, Haywood 7 3-4 17, Cooper 1 04 Mack 0 04 0. Ford 1 04 2. Totets 51 75-17 177.

Running back Earl Campbell, who missed the Houston Oilers' 17-14 playoff victory over the San Diego Chargers Saturday, returned to workouts Wednesday and said he was INDIANA (12t): A Johnton I 4-7 70, John Bantch, tvarvapol sit. Bob Rich Knighl 04 4. Edwards tl 7-7 31, Brtxtey 1 04 4. Devtt II 74 M. Bantom 4 3-1 IS, Charter 1 ards.

Mlmtukoo Sonhnot Mfce Monroe, Oan var Pott. Barney HutcNnton, BouUr (Colo.) 1-1 3. Hetseft 1 04 1 Ervjesh 1 1-1 4. John- TODAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh at New York islanders. 105 pm Central Red Army et Burlaw, 105 pm, txhta- Vancouver at St Louis, t-05 pm FRIDAY'S GAMES Pttleiknphia at N.V.

Rangers, 7.15 pm ready to run. He was listed as questionable on the Oilers' Comoro, Lee Benson, Cursor (uioh) Now ton I 1-1 I. TotaH tj 75-37 170. Lorry Maneafy, KTVB-TV, Boise, Idaho; Bob injury report as the team prepared for Sunday's American 13 33 31 31117 30 31 11120 Lai Angelas Indiana Conference championship game against the Pittsburgh Thraa-poM goal Davit. Fouled out d- Washington vt.

Hertford at Sprmgfteta. Mast- 7 35 pm rds Total tout-Lot Angeles IX Indiana Snarwtn, Anrona Doty sit, Frank Measles, Aeuguorgue Joumat Wayne Monroe, Son Oobrm Vatey (Cm) TrUuni John Cash, Lot Vogm rrlow Journot Barry Rohdt. Station KNX. I loty wood. Catf Don Btoom, Socromonto Overt Ray Ratto, Son Francisco Exommr, Bob Room ion Porf-larMf Oreoomens Chck Plepar, rVenefcnee 23.

Tachmcalt Jabber, Bantam A 14464. Detroit at Atlanta, SOS pm Boston at Wirwpeo. ot PHOENIX (107): Bobinscn 11 74 It. Vancouver at Colorado, t-Jo pm Stealers. Devine vows to stay at Notre Dame Notre Dame football coach Dan Devine said Wednesday he The AP Top 20 Wednesday' event Hoard 7 1-2 IS, Adam! 7 1-3 IS, Butt 4 1-1 W.

Westphal 7 3-4 17, Scott 1 04 A Cook i 1-1 5. High 1 04 1, BratI 4 04 Kramtr 44 4. Totals 45 II 14 )0t (man.) worn ATLANTA FLAMES Caaetf UP Earl SAH ANTOHIO (lit): Kanon i 0-1 10, has every intention of remaining as head coach of the Fighting UPI major college board BAST: Frank OonetH, West Vlrolnia: Car tnga, field. Bob Gould and Serge Baaudoin from Birmingham dub. UTAH JAZZ Suspended Barnard King, forward, indefinitely.

Activated Paul Dew ins forward Otjardng 3 04 A PauhT 1 2-2 4, Stat to 04 10, Garvin It 4-4 42. Pact 0 04 0. Grirfm 4 4-4 12, Evant 104 14. Rattanl 1 04 1 TotaH 5 M-21 Irish, adding he has not been offered nor has he sought World Doubles Championships AT LONDON, ENGLAND WEDHSSDAY'S RESULTS Peter Fktrnlng, U.S., and Tomes Srnld, Oechoskwakla, Be Nesteso, Romania, and Buster Moth-am. England.

44, 44, 4-3, 74. 4- Marty lessen, US and Sherwood Stewart, U.S., d. Ten and Tom Gut. son, U.S., 74, 4-4, e-4. Brian Gottfried.

and Red RamtraA Mexico, Mark Cox and David Lloyd. England 4-4. 74, S7, 4-3, Woltek Flbak, Poland, and Tom Okfcarjtoland. Bob Hewitt and Frew McMBtn. South Africa.

74, 74. 74. 111 man Colza. Yale; Frank Burns, Rutgers, ST4.0UIS BLUES Sard Bobby Simpson. Jackie anerra, pntsburgn; Frank Mettney, Syracuse; Jerry Qaiborne, Maryland 14 27 25 23 Mt 74 31110 Phetwix San Antonio It wing, to Sett Lake Ofy o) the Central 1 Ouke (44) 104 M2S 1.

Kentucky (10) 11-1 MM 1 OePaul (1) 04 toO 4. Louisiana State 04 2I 5. Ohio Slate 7-1 040 A North Carcdna S-l 124 7. Notre Dame 7-1 741 I. Purdue 7-1 44 0.

Syracuse 04 171 10 Iowa 04 414 II. Mana 7-2 115 12 Missouri 104 401 13. Virginia 0-1 442 1A Oregon State 11-1 144 IS. Louitvlat 1-2 151 1A UCLA 7-2 340 17. St.

John's, N.Y. SI 144 10. Georgetown. DC SI 130 It. Brlgham Young -l 5 20.

Bmoit 10-2 44 Hockey League. another coaching job at another school. "I have read some stories that say I am in trouble at Notre Dame or that I am looking elsewhere," said Devine, "but as far as I know, those reports are groundless." Devine, whose Notre Dame contract midwht: jtm Youxj, Purdue; Loo cor- Three-pomi goal But Total toult Phot to, Dan Devine, Notre Dame; Eerie nrx 22, Sen Antonio 23. A 1,274. Bruce.

Ohio State; Oarryl Rooers, Michigan BOSTON 1 1 1 1 Bird 1 4-7 X. ASaxwel 1 1 ai-, rai uxpepper, nor mam axnott. SOUTH: Beat Bryant, Alabama; Vines Doo- 13 2t, Cowent I 2-1 14, Archibald 4 1-11 14. expired on Jan. 1 said he was not worried about having his Ford 1 04 3.

Carr 1 44 13, Chanay 0-0 i Rooty 1 04 eJtendtrson 1 04 1 ToltH 17 13- kry, GeorgiA Charley Pal. Florida; 4m Cartan. South Carokni; Johnny Mafors, Tennessee; Charlie Mcciendon, LSU. 40 n. MIDLAHOS: Tom Osborne.

Nebraska; HOUSTON M3): Barry 1 1-1 II, Tamlano- ytch 7 04 14, Makmt 5 3-4 13. Handtrton 0 1-1 1. Murphy 41-2 M). ROWS 1-1 11, Jonat4t, Barry Switzer, Oklahoma, warren Powers, Missouri; Jim Dickey. Kansas Rick Ventu-rl.

Northwestern; Jeff Jeffries, Wichita St. pact renewed. Speculation concerning Devine's future arose after his team finished the year with a 7-4 record the worst by a Notre Dame team in 1 6 years and did not go to a bowl game. Devine said the rumors had hampered his recruiting efforts Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer said Wednesday that he had no desire to coach in the National Football League. Australian Open AT MELBOURNE WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Men't tlnalt Gutermo vuat, Argentina, d.

John Sadri, 74, 4-3. 4-1 Wamant ttnan Barbara Jordan, A Sharon Walsh, U.S. snumata 1-3 uumeavy vi) IB, Laavat 11 20. TotaH 44 1114 IPX SOUTHWEST BB Yeoman, Houston; Ron It 31 11 It 111 Battaa Heuttan Meyer, SMU. Grant Teatf.

Baylor; Jerry Moore, North Texas stale; Fred Aktre, Texas; fi Hottr, Arkansas. 11 11 33 14103 3-Pokit batkati Bnlon. Bird 2. Ford 1, MOUNT, Frank Kush, Artrana State; Carr I Houtlon, Barry 3. Total touH Botlon Asked if there were any collegiate fields left to conquer.

IS, Houston 25. Tachnical FouH Harris. Ken HerHMd An Force. Sark Arsianian, Colorado State Lft.eft (hvards, Brignain Yoing, Chuck FajrearAt, Colorado; Wayne Howard, Utah A 11444. CBA Switzer replied, "Yes.

We want to try to win another national championship." Added Switzer: "I'm not too interested in pro football. I think I've got a better job than any pro job." PACIFIC- Southern Cali lor HORTHERH DIVISION Pet. CS nta. rant Fr ayon Dave Currw, L04 ikac ila. Roger Theder, Cmiloi i.

Don Jetties, stwidtiin; Terry Doners. UUA. t-Rochattar 15 4 High school boys CLASS 4A, DISTRICT I Cent. All St. Petersburg SOU 0 Lakewood 4 1 10 1 BocaCiega 4 2 4 5 Ouneoln 4 2 7 3 Clearwater 4 2 PmetasPark 114 1 CXnie Holms 1 4 I Sefrtmott 2 3 2 4 Northeast 14 11 Largo 14 11 Gtbbt 0 4 2 7 CLASS 1A.

DISTRICT 7 Pasco 4 2 GuH 14 ZephyrnaH 1 1 Hudson 1 2 Crystal River 1 4 Citrus I 4 Tarpon Springs 2 4 Hernando 1 4 Land Or ekes 0 1 CLASS 1A, OISTRICT 11 n-Anchoraga II 7 All 2W Mama Hawaii 7 1 .447 I SOUTHERN DIVISION Stargell wins 'Sporting News' award Willie Stargell. the veteran slugger of the World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates, has been selected 1979 Man of the Year by The Sporting News, a weekly publication. The award, LthjghVaMry 441 Pormylvania 4 7 .442 1V4 Lancattar 4 11 .247 iV, Utica 13 Itt 7 NFL playoffs FIRST ROUND Dec. 73 National Conference Ptttackttphia 27, Chicago 17 American Conference Houston 13. Denver 7 SECONO ROUND DK.lt Hellene! Conference Tampa Bay 14, Prttadetphia 17 American Conference Houston 17, San Diego Dec.

30 American Conference Pittsburgh 34, Miami 14 National Conference Lot Angetas 71, Dates It "SUNDAY'S GAMES American Conference Championship Houston at Pittsburgh. I pm National Conference Chempienshlp Lot Angela at Tampa Bay, 5 pm SUHDAV, JAN. 20 Super Bowl XIV Al Pasadena, Calif. AFC champion vs. NFC charnpion, 4 pm The AP Top 20 1.

Alabama (44) 1744 U17 1 So. Cantor (511 114-1 1,2114 3. Oklahoma 11-14 1,111 A Otw Stale 11-14 1.140 I Houston 11-14 144 I. Florida State 11-14 fKJ 7. Piftsburgh 11-14 172 Arkansas 10-24 l'7 a Nebraska 10-24 157 lata ratultt not Indudad MONOAV'S RESULTS which encompasses all sports, was given to Stargell on the basis of his clutch hitting in the Pirates' pennant drive and No gamat tcheduktd TUEtDAT'l HESULTO Pamtytvania 123.

Mama 1 It their World Series triumph. The publication also called Stargell WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Rochattar at Anchoraga, nght SP Cathotc 7 1 Countryside 7 'an inspiration to his teammates and a credit to baseball and TODAY'S GAMES No gamat tchadUtd CLASS TA, DISTRICT Dunrtoeon 2 all sports." Sprlngstead 0 1 CLASS 1A, DISTRICT 11 WBL CCC 4 4 AFA 3 EASTERN DIVISION Pet. ea CLASS A. DISTRICT 10 Olympic boycott opposed by Killanin Lord Killanin, president of the International Olympic Committee, Wednesday pleaded for politicians to stay out of Now York 11 1 Ma North side Christian 0 1 StLouit IS 415 1 Col'ege champions Ifst Mtrmp-uita It to Texas Christian itioTexes ASM 1940 Minnesota 1441 Minnesota M42 Ohw State 1041 Notre Dame Army 1445 Army 1944 Notre Dome lt47 k. eDame Ivia-Michs-n 1949 -Noire Da.

io 1950 Oklahonji 1951 1951 AfJOiKWi 5tah r53 rV.xi yiand 1954 Dluo Sate 1955 CA.iliorria 1954 OXiahuma 195 Auburn Slate 1949 vracusn 190 1941 Alabama 1942 Southern California 1941 Texas 194 Alabama 1945 Alabama 194 Noire Dame 1447 Southern Cextornia 191 Ohio State 199 Texas 1970- NebraskA 1971 Nebraska 197? Southern Caitornia 1971 Notre Dame 1974 Oklahoma 1975 Oklahoma 1974-Pittsburgh 1977 Notre Dame 1971 Alabama 1979 Alabama Tides Today: Sun rises 7:22 am, tali 5 47 pm Moon rises 4 51 pm, sell 109 am SI. Petersburg Murvcmel Pier high tides art al 1:13 am and 4:45 pm Law tides art al It Am and Friday: Sun rises 7:21 Am, sets 5 41 pm Moon rises 7 53 pm, sels I S3 am St. Pefert-burg Murackval Pier high tides are al 1:54 Am and hot pm Law tides are al 44 am and 1 12 pm Solunar tables The Major Periods, the best timet to fish, are shown In boidtac type. These begm at the times shown and last tor an hour and a hari or two hours thereafter. The Minor Periods, equally at good and shown regular type, era of somewhat shorter duration.

Minor Major Minor Malar AJSV PAL Today, Jan. 1 1:10 5 50 125 Friday, Jan. 4 113S 140 1235 Saturday, Jan. I 7:10 (OS 715 ldl Sunday, Jan. I SOS 1:25 US Marine weather Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs out 50 meat: Variable winds 10 knots today becoming southeast and south 10 to 15 knots tonight.

Seat 3 feet or less. Partly cloudy. A chance of ratn north portion tonight. Seawater temperature Wednesday at Egrnont Key 13 degrees, Tampa Bay 43 New Jersey 1 7 .442 New Orleans 0 7 .442 Keswick Christian 1 4 Canterbury 2 Snorecrest 4 2 SP Christian 1 4 Thorn Howard 0 1 Olympic matters and his appeal was echoed by leading i-Washlngton 1 7 .100 -PtiatxMphia II 200 European sports administrators. Killanin's plea, in a MIDWEST DIVISION statement issued from IOC headquarters in Switzerland, came Mirmasota 11 1 .704 Iowa 1 .754 1 Chicago 1 7 .533 11 TODAY'S GAMES Pasco Buthnel South Sumter tourrtamant High school girls CLASS 4A, DISTRICT 0 Cant.

AH Milwaukee 1 1 .117 0 WESTERN DIVISION less than 24 hours after NATO nations meeting in Brussels discussed a possible boycott of this summer's Moscow Olympics, a suggestion reportedly put forward by a West Houston 7 2 .777 Vt 10. Purdue 10-24 710 11. x-Washington 10-24 40 12. Texas 0-14 414 II Brlgham Young 11-14 474 IA Baylor S44 351 IS. North cUrotna SI-1 111 14.

Auburn 134 141 17. Temple 10-14 111 10. Michigan S44 107 It. Indiana 1-44 104 20. Perm State 0-44 140 -Includes forfait by Ariiona State.

Others receiving votes (In alphobehcel order): Central Michigan, Clemson, Indiana State, Louisiana State, Maryland, Missouri, Nov -Las Vegat, North Caroana stale, Notre Dame. San Diego State, S. Carolina. Syracuse, Tennessee, Texas ASM, Tutene. Wake San Francisco 11 .417 Dalai 1 11 .214 7 California 1 10 .147 7 German representative.

The boycott proposal, discussed at an x-Sutpended operations WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS No gamat scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Globs BocaQega St. Petersburg Clearwoter DinieHoam Ounedln Northeast Lakewood PmetetPark Iowa at New York, 4 30 pm Houston at Dates, 1 30 pm FRIDAY'S GAME emergency session of the 1 5-nation North Atlantic Treaty Organization Tuesday, was in response to the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan, which has angered and alarmed Western politicians. Cardenal's jaw fractured Veteran New York Mets outfielder Jose Cardenal fractured Iowa at One ago, 1 10 pm Rams from 1-C his left jawbone in two places on Dec. 1 9 playing for La Guaira in the Venezuelan Winter League, the Mets announced Wednesday. A Mets spokesman said Cardenal was struck in the face with a ball thrown by an outfielder as he tried to score from third base.

Cardenal flew to New York, and surgery was performed on Dec. 2 1 The jaw was wired and will remain so for six weeks, the spokesman said, but the 36-year-old Cardenal will be ready for spring training. Bryant's wife hospitalized Mary Harmon Bryant, wife of Alabama football coach Bear Bryant, was hospitalized Wednesday in Tuscaloosa, Ala. She naa sun area two Diackouts Tuesday, preventing her from attending the Sugar Bowl game between Alabama and Arkansas. She was in a wheelchair Wednesday morning when fishing report Anglers brave cold but get few catches Tides, solunars, weather.

For the record By JOE HARTMAN Bt, Petersburg Times Fishing Writer A touch of winter cooled inshore fishing in the Tampa Bay area Wednesday but the pressure was still there as tourist anglers more accustomed to lower temperatures than the 37-degree official reading amply filled in for the shivering stay-at-home locals. There were lota of people out fishing along the Skyway," said Allan Phillips of O'Neill's Skyway Boat Basin. "However, the fish wouldn't cooperate. All we saw was a few small catches of sheepshead." At Redington Long Pier, spokesman Don Rosenberger also reported a large crowd of visiting fishermen turned out dressed in shirts and shorts to catch fair numbers of whiting and some black drum. Early in the day, about daybreak, the night crew of pier regulars who fish in any kind of weather pulled in some nice-size speckled trout for a short time.

Dave Mistretta of Indian Rocks Fish ing Pier reported that although the facility was full of thin-clad anglers most of the day, fishing was slow. The best they could do was hook a few whiting, drum and croaker, Mistretta noted. From Mullet Key's Andrew Potter Pier, Lillian Ernsberger said a large crowd of fishermen convened at the Fort De Soto Park facility and a few lucky ones pulled in mixed, small stringers of whiting, sheepshead, silver trout and drum. "But there were no specks caught Tuesday night," she went on to say. "Trout fishermen who were leaving the pier when we opened up early this morning told me it was the poorest night for specks they had seen in a long, long time." Slow, was how fishing was described along the Pinellas Bayway by Pam Davis of the Bait Bucket at Tierra Verde.

"I don't know what the trouble was maybe it was the choppy water but we didnt see anything except a scattering of whiting, a few specks and some redfish. The reds, Davis said, all came from the channel at the rear of the island's convenience store. And at Snell Isle in upper Tampa Bay, only scattered catches of specks were reported by the crew of Bait Bucket II at the Snell Isle Marina. Although most boats going offshore in the Gulf of Mexico came in with some grouper, the best catch to come to light approximately 400 pounds of large black grouper was pulled aboard the charter boat Ltut Dime II, skippered by Capt Norm Larsh out of the Charter Boat Center at Madeira Beach. soared, skidded and soared.

They lost to the Giants in the Coliseum, then went to Seattle and held the Seahawks to minus seven yards of total offense. They lost to the Buccaneers 21-6 and later fell to 4-5. AND THEN THERE were enough injuries to make Malavasi tear out his white hair. Both starting cornerbacks were lost All-Pro tackle Doug France was lost, Quarterback Pat Haden was lost John Cappelletti and Ron Jessie were lost And it looked as if the season would be lost The Rams revived themselves long enough to win the NFC West for the seventh straight year, with a 9-7 record. And then they soared again, beating Dallas 21-19 with big plays and an innovative seven-defensive back defense last Sunday to advance to the NFC title game.

Rama fans are waiting for their team to skid again, just as it's done the past sii years. But the Rama feel that, because they are where they are not supposed to be this season, a skid is unlikely. THE NEXT CHANGE for the Rams will come in the 1980 season, when they vacate the Coliseum for Anaheim Stadium, home of baseball's California Angels, in Anaheim. They have moved their offices from Long Beach into the shadow of Mickey Mouse and are separated from Los Angeles in every way except name. But what will happen after that? Stay tuned for the next episode she left a New Orleans hotel.

It was the first time Bryant's wife had missed a bowl game involving her husband's team. Lakewood Invitational starts today Georgia fired at Steve through the press, and he responded. The media and the players were generally in favor of Steve. The media blasted Georgia for her lack of qualifications for running a professional football franchise, and the players gave Steve a game ball after one victory, a gesture seldom, if ever, made for a front-office executive. "I could just cry every time I think about this," Georgia told one reporter about her differences with Steve.

"I thought that we loved each other. But I knew where I stood." GEORGIA REFUSES to discuss the situation now, and for a while, Steve grew silent about the feud. He would drive to games in hit camper and sit with the other fans. But in the January issue of Lot Angeles magazine, Steve sounded off about what was going on with the Rams and what he felt about Georgia. "Georgia rarely if ever watched us drill, scarcely knew our scouts and wouldn't know a play-action pass from a fuzzy tennis ball," Steve was quoted as saying.

The Rams players refused to take sides openly, but there was little doubt about their loyalties, for Steve had been close to them for years. While the front-office feuding was going on, the Rams skidded and Defending champion Joe Hodga and Walker Cup competitor Gary Hellberg head a field of 1 44 amateur golfers for today's opening round of the 54th Lakewood New Year's Invitational at Lakewood Country Club. The oldest men's amateur tournament in the South is rated one of the top 1 0 amateur events in the country. The four-day event tees off this morning with shotgun starts at 8 and 12 noon. Sports on the air CABLE TV 8 p.m.

NBA doubleheader: New Jersey Nets vs. Atlanta Hawks, San Diego Clippers vs. New York Knicks. Ch. 9..