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i 1 2C ST. PETERSBURG TIMES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1980 Dunkel Index 1 1 ki NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eett NBA ASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 7 0 7 Kicking ett-a tg-a 3515 19 24 9 42 go's 44 Smith NC Slemtot, (jn 1 ttene-sthke SO Heriefa. Saa 1 bat Pill 72 22 19 22 57 79 14 37 14 75 41 77 21 71 17 7 4 50 7 4 33 14 1 7) 41 77 Patting art camp pet yds Id )nt 37V 271 511 249 21 I 416 241 57 9 1JO0 II 173 101 4 1223 7 6 274 159 41 0 2201 II 16 241 144 6 1 4 llll 9 9 "up. Cto Fouls. SO Morion.

Dan Gfogan, fc Fuller Rating batad on compn avg. yds, pet td, pet ml Past Receivers Receptions no yds 1 Wmslow, I Jefferson, Joiner, SO Barber. Hoo 49 171 51 946 53 111 44 576 43 672 14 9 16 3 15 7 13 1 156 avg 16 3 14 9 15 7 19 5 21 I McCueum. Sea Vardago ydt no 946 51 171 49 1JI 53 701 36 699 37 Jefferson, SO Winstow, SO Joiner. SO Smith.

Pitt Morgan. Interceptions no ydt Ig fd 9 115 41 I 7 135 47 0 Hayet. Oak Shell Pitt Five tied with 6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ruthlng aft ydt avg Ig td Simt, Det 779 1043 4 6 Payfon, Chi 211 959 4 4 69 2 Anderson, St 187 848 4 5 51 6 Andrews, All 165 843 5 I 33 3 Dortett, Dal 18? 771 4 2 54 7 Punting 63 62 66 St 67 avg 461 42 2 41 3 41 I 41 I Jennings, NY Blanchard, TB Swioer. St White, Dal Skladeny, Det Punt returns Wmsluw. SO Pet.

GB Philadelphia 14 142 New York 12 i 704 3 Boston II i 725 New Jersey I II 471 I Washington 7 12 J70 9 Central Olvtsion Milwaukee 15 5 750 Indiana II 1 S'l li Chicago 7 16 7 1 Atlanta 4 13 316 81 Cleveland I 15 275 9 1 Detroit 4 16 TOO II WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division San Antonio 14 6 700 xUtah 7 617 Houston 7 9 4.SI 6 xkensasClty 9 479 41 xDenver 7 10 412 Dallas 3 17 ISO 12 Pacific Division Phoenix 16 144 xLos Angeles 14 i 7J7 2 Golden State 12 6 667 3 Seattle 9 11 450 San Diego 6 13 316 10 xPortland 5 13 271 10 1 Pet. PF PA Buffalo 1)0 Ill 175 Newtngiand 7 4 0 tit 111 111 Bellimuia 4 4 I Mt III 270 Miami 6 4 0 445 175 704 Jett 2 9 0 It? TOO 34 Central Houtton 0 777 205 IM Cleveland 7 4 0 616 242 771 Pittsburgh 7 4 0 616 271 227 Cincinnati 3 10 273 142 201 Wait Oakland I 3 0 777 771 21a San Diego 7 4 0 6.1a 305 7 1 1 Denver i 0 545 711 77? Kama City 4 4 0 4SS 70 7 7 40 Seattle 4 7 0 164 212 241 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eat! Philadelphia 10 I 0 909 292 135 Oallat I 3 0 727 321 214 Giantt 3 1 0 273 IBS 370 SI Lout 3 I 0 273 719 251 Washington 3 I 0 273 151 217 Cantral Detroit 6 5 1 lit 191 Minnesota 6 0 545 216 710 Green Bay 4 6 1 409 176 231 Tampa Bay 4 6 I 409 204 2 It Chicago 4 7 0 364 175 18? Watt Atlanta 1 3 0 727 295 202 Lot Angeles 7 4 0 616 794 271 Sen Francisco 3 1 0 773 776 310 New Orleans 0 II 0 000 III 341 i Lata results not Included SUNDAY'S RESULTS Higher Rating Dltt. Opposing Team Rating Team MAJOR GAMES SATURDAY'S GAMES 81 7 llalist 75 2 Si', 71 I Itust.ii.Col 8 Mi i YuunK lliimn HI 0 noomi 4 ClUilel 15 li (,11, i ll' 4 In, uutli 6.1 5 lielaware 7b' 6 BO ft 1 1 nil1 (in f.iMiinKy 77 8 Fin AIM 58 8 ti.n liT 0 ll.in.ilil 9 1. .11 Ma iii.ifm i j.HkM.tiM 7 74 I M7 8 I i lilth 71 3 "2 3 M. Sri-r' '19.

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Temp le I5i Illinois' 5i 19. Apimlj. 11 1 St '7i Murray '5. Memphi- 1 lBi Tex KIP OTHER EASTERN SATURDAY'S AMES Pi 1 ('rMnu W.iKl.er 43 9 31 I 44 0 KmePt 3i 1' I 1 I61 Kean 21 8 28 2 27 6 OTHER MIDWESTERN SATURDAY'S GAME Vt Hay 45 0 14. EN Mexico 41.3 OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY'S GAMES Al.llene 44 1 Ala A6.M 5 fill 6 4M I) Cent Ark I'l 2 Finn 58 5 Hen.leiM.n 4.13 Smith 3 J.ix Al.i 72 2 Austin 53 9 St Ark 48 westTex 73 9 Va I'nion 56 3 Wiifnrd 05 1 1 P.iyne .10.

I'imllluff lex SI 111. I. en Khyne '22. H.irlm I 1 1 C-Newirian I I il 1 Ouaehila V.i Stale 161 Alabama 1 Huustnn 10. US.

TexawUI .29. Hampton 1I81 G-Webb 43 0 41 3 64 1 4d 2 38 9 57 8 33 4 29 3 l.rl 6 4K 3 38 3 9 27 1 46.9 OTHER FAR WESTERN SATURDAY'S GAME CalP SLO 70 1 130. Sac'tnSt 40 1 no yds avg Ig td Solomon, SF 17 202 119 53 I Sciarra, Phil 17 173 10 2 16 0 Mautl, NO II HI 10 1 II 0 Netms. Wash 26 256 9 1 36 0 Smith. Atl 27 262 9 7 25 0 Kickoff returns no yds avg Ig td Owens, SF 19 49 26 1 101 I Mautl, NO 31 791 25 7 52 0 Green, Stl 26 58? 23.3 37 0 Williams, Chi 14 319 22 8 37 0 Jones.

DaH. 24 546 22 8 41 0 1 1 1: I I 1, 1. 1 t' i 1 -1 i 1: 'i hi i -f i.r Mi I V. ill Kentucky No. 1, DePaul No.

2 in AP basketball poll, FSU receives votes Kentucky, whose five national collegiate basketball titles rank second only to UCLA's 10, gabbed the top spot in the Associated Press 1980 8 1 preseason poll Tuesday as DePaul finished a close second and defending champion Louisville a distant third. The Wildcats, whose fortunes will pivot around 7 foot-1 sophomore center Sam Bowie, collected 30 of 59 first place votes and 1,131 points in the balloting by a nationwide panel of spor tswnters and broadcasters. DePaul collected 1 ,072 points and 1 8 first-place votes, while Louisville received two first-place votes and 902 points. Maryland, Indiana and UCLA each collected two first place votes in finishing fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively, Oregon State, Virginia, Ohio State and Notre Dame rounded out the Top 1 0. Florida State was listed among the teams receiving votes.

Gleason withdraws name from tourney Jackie Gleason, faced with having to take back-seat billing to a car company, says he is severing his ties with the annual Inverrary Golf Classic. CBS-TV announced recently that the Jackie Gleason Inverrary would be among six tournaments taken off its 1 8-event television list for 1 982. Tournament officials then began moving to attract a big money corporate sponsor, apparently American Motors, for the Inverrary, with Gleason to be eased out. But the entertainer, who instituted the tournament in 1 972, is saying "and away I go" before the easing-out even gets started. "First of all, they can't take my name off the tournament unless I let them.

Well, I'm letting them. I'm not going to have my name associated with some car company. The only reason I wanted to be involved with the tournament in the first place was to raise money for charity," Gleason told a Miami newspaper. Gleason said he has asked the Professional Golfers Association tour for permission to start a 1 -million tournament in Atlantic City, N.J. Dunedin turns down Suncoast Bowl bid Dunedin High School football coach Don Murray Tuesday turned down an invitation to play Clearwater in the post-season Suncoast Bowl, leaving one spot open for that Nov.

29 game. Bowl officials, who are affiliated with the Clearwater football alumni club, had extended an invitation to Clearwater before the Tornadoes' 22-18 defeat of Gibbs last Friday. "I could see if it was Northeast and us, two teams who haven't played each other who might be a good draw," Murray said. "But I can't see us and Clearwater." Dunedin defeated Clearwater 2 1 -20 on a touchdown with no time remaining in the second game of the season. The Falcons are 8-1 and will at least tie for the district championship with a victory over Countryside Friday night.

But Lakewood would also be 9-1 if it wins, and Lakewood would advance to the regional playoffs thanks to a 14-0 opening-game victory over Dunedin. Clearwater is currently 7-2. Green downs Gold in USF scrimmage Vines Reynolds and Tony Grier combined for 42 points to lead the Green team to a 59-54 win over the Gold in the American League MVP voting The AL MVP Award voting first DUX a votet pei enthetet Oeurue Brett. Kernel City 17) fcegute Jackson. New York (5) Rich Gossao.

New York (4) Wilke Wilson. Kansas City (1) Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee Eckfee Murray. Baltimore Rick Cerone New York (II Dan Ouitenoerry Kansas City Steve Stone. Baltimore Rickey Henderson. Oakland Ai Over, Teaas Tony Armas.

Oakland AI Bumory. Baltimore Ben Ogkvie. Milwaukee Withe Randolph. New York Mike Norns. Oakland Robin Yount, Milwaukee Mickey Rivers, Texas Buddy Bel Teias Alan Trammel, Detroit Ken Singleton, Baltimore Tony Perei, Boston Miguel Dilone, Cleveland F-red Lynn, Button John Wathan.

Kansat City 335 714 711 169 160 106 77 53 51 3 lit 29 27 27 10 10 7 7 6 4 1 2 1 1 American League MVP winners 1910 George Biett, Kansas City 1979 Don Baylor. California 1971 Jim Rice, Boston 1977 Rod Carew. Minnesota 1976 Thurman Munson, New York 1975 Fred Lynn, Boston 1974 Jeff Burroughs, Texas 1973 Reggie Jeckton, Oakland 197? On Allen, Chicago 1971 Vida Blue, Oakland 1970 John Powel, Baltimore 1969 Harmon Kileorew. Minnesota 1968 Dennis McLain, Detroit 1967 Cal Yatnemski, Boston 1966 Frank Robinson, Baltimore 1965 Zoilo VersaMes. Minnesota 1964 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore 1963Elston Howard.

New York 1962 Mickey Mantle, New York 1961 -Roger Maris, New York I960 Roger Maris. New York 1959 Nelson Fox, Chicago 1958 Jackie Jensen, Boston 1957- Mickey Mantle, New York 1956 Mil key Mantle, New York 1955 Yog. Berra, New York 1954 Yogi Berra, New York 1953- Al Rosen, Cleveland 1957- Bobby Shanti. Philadelphia 1951 Yogi Berra, New York 1950Phil Ruiuto. New York 1949 Ted Wiliams, Boston 1948 Lou Boudreau.

Cleveland 1947 Joe DiMaggio. New York 1946 Ted Williams Boston 1945 Hal Newhouser. Detroit 1944 Hal Newhouser. Detroit 1943 Spud Chandler New York 194? Joe Gordon, New York 1941 Joe DiMaggio. New York 1940 Hank Greenberg, Detroit 1939 Joe DiMaggio, New York 19J8 Jimmy Foxx, Boston 1937 Charley Gehrmger, Detroit 1936 Lou Gehrig, New York 1935 Hank Greenberg, Detroit 1934--Mickey Cochrane, Detroit I933-- Jimmy Foxx, Philadelphia 1932 Jimmy Foxx, Philadelphia 1931 Lefty Grove, Philadelphia Silver Bat team The following Is the first tlmo selection of Silver Bat foams, naming the leading hitter (not only average but overall performance) at ovary position in the American and National leagues.

National League Catcher Ted Simmons, St Louis First base Keith Hernandez, St Louis Second base Manny TriUo, Philadelphia Third base Mike Schmidt. Philadelphia Shortstop Garry Templeton, St Louis Outfield Dusty Baker, Los Angeles Outfield Andre Dawson, Montreal Outfield George Hendrick, st Louis Pitcher Bob Forsch, St Locus American League Catcher Lance Parnsh, Detroit First base Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee Second base Willie Randolph, New York Third base George Brett, Kansas City Shortstop Robin Yount, Milwaukee outfield Ben Oglivie, Milwaukee Outfield Ai Oliver, Texas Outfield Willie Wilson, Kansas City DH Reggie Jackson, New York. Tuesday's event NEW YORK YANKEES Acquired Larry Miibourne infieider. and a player to be named later from the Seattle Mariners for Brad Gulden catcher, and an undisclosed amount of cash NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division Baltimore 10. Detroit 9 Buffalo 14.

Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 16. Cleveland 13 New York Giantt 27, Green Bay 71 Lot Angeles 17, New England 14 Atlanta 31. New Or leant 13 Philadelphia 24. Washington 0 Minnesota 38. Tampa Bay 30 Dallas 31, St Lous 21 Houston 10, Chicago 6 San Diego 20.

Kansas City 7 Denver 31, New York Jets 74 Miami 17, San Francisco 13 MONDAY'S RESULT Oakland 19, Seattle 17 THURSDAY'S GAME San Diego at Miami, 8 30 SUNDAY, NOV. 73 Baltimore at New England, 1 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta. I pm Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 m.

Houston at New York Jets, I Oakland at Philadelphia. I m. Pittsburgh at Buttalo, 1 Green Bay at Minnesota. 7 m. Kansas City at St Louis, 2pm New York Giants at San Francisco, 4 pm.

Seattle at Denver, 4pm Washington at Dallas. 4pm MONDAY, NOV. 24 Los Angeles at New Orleans, 9 pm. NFC Central at a glance DETROIT (6-5) Sept 7 41 20 win over Los Angeles. Sept 14 79 7 win over Green Bay, Sept 21 70-7 win over St Louis, Sept 78 77-7 win over Mm-nesota.

Oct 5 43 28 loss to Atlanta, Oct 24-13 win over New Orleans, Oct. 19 24 7 loss to Chicago, Oct 76 70-17 lost to Kansas City. Nov 7 17-I3win over San Francisco, Nov 9 34-70 loss lo Minnesota, Nov 16 10-9 loss lo Baltimore. Nov. 23: at Tampa Bay; Nov 27-Chicago (Thanksgiving), Dec 7 at St Louis, Dec 14 Tampa Bay, Dec 21 Green Bay MINNESOTA (6-5) Sept 7 24-23 winover Atlanta, Sept 14 42-7 lost to Philadelphia, Sept 21 3414 win over Chicago, 27-7 loss to Detroit.

Oct 5 23 17 loss to Pittsburgh. Oct 12 13-7 win over Chicago, Oct 19 14-0 loss to Cincinnati, Oct 26 16 3 loss to Green Bay Nov 2 39-14 win over Washington. Nov 9 34-0 win over Detroit. Nov 16 38 30 win over Tampa Bay, Nov. 23: Grean Bay; Nov 30 at New Orleans.

Dec. 7 at Tampa Bay, Dec 14 Cleveland. Dec 21 at Houston GREEN BAY (4-6-1) Sept 7: 16 6 OT win over Chicago. Sept 14: 29-7 lost to Detroit, Sept 21 51-21 loss lo Los Angeles. Sept 78 28 7 loss to Dallas, Oct 5 14 9 winover Cincinnati, Oct 12 14-14 tie with Tampa Bay, Oct 19 27-24 loss to Cleveland, Oct 26 16-3 win over Minnesota Nov 2 22-20 loss to Pittsburgh, Nov 9 23-16 win over San Francisco, Nov 16 27 21 lost to New York Giants, Nov.

23: at Minnesota; Nov. 30 Tampa Bay (Milw Dec 7 at Chicago, Dec 14 Houston. Dec 21 at Detroit CHICAGO (4-7) Sept 7 6 OT loss to Green Bay, Sept 14: 3 winover New Orleans, Sept 21 3414IOSS to Minnesota. Sept 28 38 3 loss to Pittsburgh, Oct 6 23-0 win over Tampa Bay, Oct 13 7 lost to Minnesota, Oct 19 74-7 win over Detroit, Oct 26 17-14 loss to Philadelphia Nov 3 27 71 loss to Cleveland, Nov 9 35 71 winover Washington Nov 16 10-6 loss to Houston, Nov. 73: at Atlanta; Nov 77 at Detroit (Thanksgiving).

Dec 7 Green Bay. Dec. 14 Cincinnati. Dec 70 at Tampa Bay (Sat Scoring Touchdowns fd ruth roc rat ptt Simt, Det 11 9 2 0 66 Cam, All 1 1 0 0 48 Carmichael, Phil I 0 8 0 48 Peacock, LA 1 6 2 0 48 Four tied with 47 Kicking ap ig a ig pts 77 7 3 19 79 5 79 37 35 1S70 50 77 37 37 11-11 41 70 Murray, Det Mazzetti. Atl Franklin, Phil Septien, Dal Corral, LA 47 36 37 9-14 40 69 10-15 47 66 Passing an comp pet yds td int 789 17? 59 5 7373 73 9 309 171 57 6 7359 70 11 166 59 7 7744 21 15 329 203 61 7 2556 21 15 269 152 56 5 2014 9 I Jaworskl, Phil Bartkowskl.

Atl Ferragamo, A White. DaU Danielson, Det Rating based on pet comp, avg yds pet td, pet int Past receivers Receptions no yds avg td 60 414 6 9 2 56 835 14 9 6 55 645 11 7 6 54 92? 17 1 3 47 670 14 3 5 Cooper, SF TiUey, St L. Clark, SF Lofton, GB Chandler, NO Yardage yds no avg td Lofton, B. 97? 54 17 I 3 TiHey, St L. 835 56 Hill Dak 758 46 Carmichael Phil 695 38 Rashad.

Minn 680 14 9 16 5 18 3 16? Interceptions no yds Ig td Richardson. Atl 6 87 78 0 Hunter Del 6 70 13 Thurman Dall 5 114 78 Cromwell LA 5 Dennis. NY 5 91 68 78 Turner, Minn 5 19 13 Parnsh, Wash 5 10 9 CFL playoffs CONFERENCE FINALS WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday's Game Edmonton 34, Winnipeg 74 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday's Game Hamilton 74, Montreal 13 GREY CUP AT TORONTO Sunday, Nov. 23 Edmonton vt Hamilton, 1 30 m. NAIA bowl games DIVISION II Saturday, Nov.

72 Valley City Stale (7-0) vs McMurry (9-1) at Abilene, Texas, Hanover (11) vs Wilmington (7-1) at Wilmington. Ohio, 1 Baker 19-0-1) vs Wiliam Jewell (10-0-1) at Liberty. 2pm Llntieid (9-0) vs Pacific Lutheran (8-1) at Toeoma, Wash 4pm SEMIFINALS Saturday, Doc. I Teams and sites to be determined CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, Doc. 13 Teams and site to be determined UPI top 20 The United Press International Board of Coaches Top 20 college football ratings after 1 1 weeks, with first-place votes and records.

a Homo Tom NATIONAL EAST Flnrula St 109 1 1(0 7 li'fl 9 I'eiir, Stale H9 0 I'ltt-burKh 1U3 7 Navy 88 2 Mirhliun 11.3 0 Huston Col 84 8 Ohio State 11.3 0 Hutuers 78 7 Notre Dame 102 1 Syracuse 78 6 (ieortiia Delaware 7li 6 Alabama 1011 Villnnova "5 1 Oklahoma 99 9 Armv "2 7 Washington 99(1 I.ehlxh 713 Penn Slate 99 0 Mass IT 68 Hnn Young 98 9 Temple 87 8 l.l I. A. 97 1 Fturknell fill 8 So Calif 98 7 roliiHte 64 7 Carolina 95 6 Conncct't 63 9 MIDWEST SOUTH Nebraska 108 9 Florida SI 1(19 1 Muhidnn 1014 Ohio State 0 Alabama 1(11 1 Notre Dame 1 Carolina 95 6 Oklahoma 99 9 Miss St 11:19 Missouri 91 7 Carolina 93 2 Purdue 9n 4 92 3 Kansas 88 4 Florida 88 6 Mu hSt 86 5 Auburn 88 0 Tulsa 83 0 I. 87 8 Minnesota ft 1 2 Tulane 811 5 Indiana 80 9 Tennessee Btl (1 Drake B11 8 Mis 7 Okl.iSt 8C 4 Miami. Fla 85 1 Colo St 79 7 So Miss 84 8 SOUTHWEST FAR WEST Hat lor 95 0 Washmnton 99 95 0 Hr ik Young 98 9 Houston 93 8 I' A 97 1 Texas (13 3 So Calif 91; 7 TeyasTech.

.92 8 Oregon 1.4 4 Arkansas B.i fi Stanford 93 1 Hue 84 5 Arizona St 88 3 79 3 Wash St 881 Tex St 76 3 Hawaii 83 9 westTex 73 9 Ney LasV 82 8 T.C U. 73 8 Utah 81.7 Anuelo St 69 6 Arizona 81.7 Mex St 66 5 SanJose 78 8 Tex St 65 5 California 78 6 Tex, St 64.1 Utah St 77 3 Late results not mckided MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TUESOAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 111. New York 99 Cleveland 104 San Diego 94 Golden State 103, Washington 97 Atlanta 97, San Antonio 93 Indiana 102 Detroit 93 Phoenix 102. Dallas 91 Boston 113. Chicago II? Houston 131.

Seattle 111 Milwaukee at Utah, night Kansas City al Los Angeles, night Denver at Portland, night TODAY'S GAMES Boston at Indiana. 7 35 San Anlomo at New Jersey. 1 05 Golden State at Philadelphia. 1 05 NASL Indoor League EASTERN CONFERENCE Northern Division Pet. 1 000 1 000 000 000 000 Detroit Minnesota Calgary Toronto Chicago Southern Division Atlanta 1 0 1 000 Tampa Bay 0 0 .000 New England 0 1 000 Fort Lauderdale 0 1 000 WESTERN CONFERENCE Northern Division Edmonton Portland Seattle Vancouver I 000 500 000 000 .000 Lot Angeles lVa Southern Division California San Jose Tufsa Dallas 1.000 1 000 1.000 000 000 San Diego MONDAY'S RESULT Edmonton 6, Vancouver 5 TUESDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Fort Lauderdale at Detroit, 7 pm.

Toronto at Calgary, 9 30 Italian Indoor Open AT BOLOGNA, ITALY TUESDAY'S RESULTS First round Biorn Borg, Sweden, Robert Van Hotf, 6-1, 6-1, Russell Simpson, New Zealand, Hertmut Kirchhuebel, West Germany, 6-4, 4- 6, 6-0, Ull Pinner, West Germany, Ivan du Pasguier, France, 6-0, 6), Christophe Roger-Vasseiin, France, Jan Kodes, Oe-choslovakia. 6-2, 6-4. Jan Norback, Sweden, Balacs Tarocjy. Hungary, 6 7, 7-6. 6-4.

Pascal Portes, France, Paul McNamee, Australia, 7-6, 63. Pavel SJonl. Czechoslovakia, Bil Sc anion, 7 6, 6 3 1980 world rankings Compiled by London Daily Telegraph 1979 ranking in parentheses Men 1. Btorn Borg. Sweden 1) 2 John McEnroe, US (21 3.

Jimmy Connors, US. (31 4 Gultlermo Vilas, Argentina (6) i Vitas Gerutaitis, U.S. (41 6 Ivan Lendl, Ciechoslovakia 7, Harold Solomon, 10) 8 Gene Mayer, 9 Eliot Teltscher, 10 Brian Gottfried, Women 1 Chris Evert Lloyd (3) 2 Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Australia (5) 3 Tracy Austin, (2) 4 Martina Navratilova. (1) 5. Hana Mandfikova.

Czechoslovakia 6. Billy Jean king (41 7. Virginia Ruzkh, Romania (9) 8 Andrea Jaeger. 9 Wendy Turnout, Australia. (1) 10 Kathy Jordan, AT TAMPA FAIRGROUNDS TUESOAY'S RESULTS Lights-out Dusty Rhodes Dorey Funk Jr World Heavyweight Title Harley Race and Manny Fernandez both counted out, DicK Slater, Bobby Jaggers and Archie Tyler Barry Windham, Mike Graham and Bugsy McGraw Booo Bras Randy Coey, Jerry Br.

sco d. Hero Matsuta. by disqualification. Handicap match Dick Murdoch Mike Davis and Benny Romaro. Baron Von Raschke d.

Scott McGee Bubba Douglas The Scorpion. Ron Sknker T. Terror. Tides Today Sun rises 4 55 am, sets 5 36 Moon rises 3 49 pm, sets 3 39 am 5t Petersburg Municipal Pier high tides are at 12 14 pm and 11 33 pm Low tides are at 5 54 am and 5 23 Thursday Sun rises 6 55 a sets 5 36 Moon rises 4 31pm. sets 4 47 a St Petersburg Municipal Pier high tide 14 at 1 24 Low tides are at 4 43 a and 5 57 m.

Solunar tables The Metor Periods, me best times to hsh, are shown ei bokHece type These beg at the times shown and last tor an hour and a half or two hours thereafter The Minor Periods, equaiy as good and shown in regular type, are of somewhat shorter duration. Minor Mater Minor Motor A.M. PjVI Today. Nov 19 1 45 240 3 25 420 15 I JO 2 70 Thursday. Nov 20 MS 3 10 Friday, Nov 21 10-18 400 Saturday.

Nov 27 t)S 4 55 Sunday. Nov 23 5 45 tss MS 10-40 11J0 125 Marine weather Pro University of South Florida's annual intra-squad scrimmage. Reynolds, a junior forward from Bluefield, W. had 22 points, while Grier, a junior guard from Port Chester, N.Y., had 20. Pete Jensen, a senior guard from Dunedin, led the Gold team with 1 4 points.

USF opens its season Saturday with a 7:30 p.m. against Florida at the Sun Dome. Gator in national cross-country meet Keith Brantly, a freshman from Winter Haven, will compete in the NCAA cross-country championships for the University of Florida on Nov. 24 at the Wichita State University golf course in Wichita, Kan. Brantly, the only representative for the Gators this season, qualified last week at the Region III meet Freshmen Ronnie Williams and Vernon Delancy scored 36 and 29 points respectively to power the Blue team over the White 1 1 1-86 in UF's annual Orange-Blue basketball scrimmage.

Junior Mike Milligan tossed in 25 for the losers. The Gators open their season Nov. 29 against Biscayne College in Miami. Dons lose 1978 national soccer title The 1 978 national soccer championship, won by the University of San Francisco, has been declared vacated and USF must return the championship trophy, the school announced Tuesday. Father John LoSchiavo, president of USF, said the action was taken because a former student-athlete who played on the team had submitted an altered transcript at the time of his application for enrollment.

He said no one at the admissions office or on the coaching staff was aware of the falsified transcript. The school president also announced that due to infractions committed earlier this year in attempting to recruit a high school basketball player, the university has been publicly censured by the NCAA and placed on probation for one year. GF GA Pts Philadelphia 13 4 2 80 44 28 Islanders 11 4 83 70 26 Calgary I 6 4 69 68 20 Washington 5 6 7 62 59 17 NY Rangers 4 12 3 65 19 II Smytho Division St Louis II 6 3 76 74 25 I xVancouver 9 6 3 70 62 21 Colorado I 6 4 66 69 20 1 Chicago 6 9 5 74 88 17 Edmonton 4 1 5 55 68 13 xWinnipeg I 10 5 51 12 7 I WALES CONFERENCE I Norrls Division Los Angeles 12 5 1 79 62 25 I Montreal 9 7 2 7 9 54 20 i Hertford 5 9 4 59 84 14 Pittsburgh 10 3 67 83 13 Detroit 3 II 3 56 75 9 Adams Division Minnesota 10 3 3 73 44 23 Buffalo 9 3 5 64 45 23 Toronto 9 5 2 71 63 20 Boston 5 9 3 55 59 13 Quebec 3 10 5 64 82 11 1. Georgia (36) 10-0-0 621 2 Notre Dame (4) 81 545 3 Nebraska (2) 9-1-0 535 4. Florida State 9-1-0 521 5.

Ohio State 9 1-0 435 6 Pittsburgh 9-1-0 393 7 Perm State 9-1-0 311 Baylor 9 1-0 253 9 Oklahoma 7 2-0 245 10 Alabama 8 2-0 239 11 Michigan 8 2-0 738 Southern Cal 7-1-1 71 1 13 North Carolina 9-1-0 97 14 Bngham Young 9-1-0 19 15 South Carolina 8-7-0 16 16 Mississippi State 8 2-0 71 17 Washington 8 7-0 70 18 Texas 7-7-0 30 19 UCLA 7-7-0 70. Florida 7-2-0 9 Note By agreement with the American Tuesday's events NEW YORK JETS Waived Gerald Carter, wide receiver, and Woody Bennett, run niny. bark NORTHERN ILLINOIS Signed Bil Malory, coach, to a one-year contract NORTHWESTERN Fired John Pont athletic director, and Rick Venturl. head coach Assigned Ken Kraft interim athletic director 553 Latest line PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) TODAY'S GAMES NFL statistics TEAM AMERICAN CONFERENCE Offense Yards Rush Past San Diego 44S0 1289 3161 Pittsburgh 4014 1409 7605 Cleveland 3985 1251 7734 Houston 3774 18J1 1943 Baltimore 37S4 145 7 7297 Oakland 3720 1558 2162 New England 3634 1359 2275 Buttalo 3609 1501 2108 Seattle 350 1275 7785 New York Jets 3470 1244 2226 Denver 3061 1351 1710 Miami 3059 1264 1795 Cincinnati 3010 17813 1722 Kansas City 2844 1260 1584 Defense Buffalo 2874 1100 1724 Houston 3114 1258 1856 San Diego 3180 1370 1810 New England 3306 130 5 2001 Cincinnati 3375 1300 2075 Oakland 3496 1136 2360 New York Jets 3576 1267 2309 Pittsburgh 3577 1100 2477 Miami 3603 1332 2271 Seattle 3609 1416 2193 Baltimore 3677 1451 2226 Cleveland 3705 1203 2502 Kansas City 3726 1506 2270 Denver 3904 1495 2409 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Otftnsa Yards Rush Past Dallas 4087 1671 2416 Philadelphia 3958 1518 2440 Los Angeles 3924 1679 7245 Detroit 3896 1992 1904 Atlanta 3795 1669 2126 San Francisco 3727 1094 2633 St Lous 3654 1454 2200 Green Bay 3604 1264 2340 Minnesota 3579 1093 2436 Tampa Bay 3474 1311 7093 Washington 3426 1311 2115 New Orleans 3796 87? 2424 New York Giants 3164 1066 7098 Chicago 3118 155 1553 Defantt Philadelphia 7924 1078 1896 Chicago 3257 1437 1820 Lot Angetes 3334 1415 1919 Detroit 3403 1123 7780 Washington 344? 1844 1598 Dallas 3653 1328 2325 Atlanta 3755 1005 2750 Tampa Bay 3791 152? 2269 Green Bay 3811 1516 2295 St Louis 3835 1421 7414 Minnesota 3925 1676 7799 New York Giantt 4185 1789 7396 San Francisco 4746 1 571 New Orleans 4163 7095 2761 Late result not included MONDAY'S RESULT New York Islanders 7. Minnesota 1 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Quebec 6.

Washington 2 New York Islanders 7. St Louis 2 Winnipeg at Vancouver, night TODAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at New York Rangers. 7 35 p.m. Minnesota at Pittsburgh. 7 35 m.

Detroit at Quebec. 7 35 Montreal at Toronto, I 05 m. Buffalo at Chicago. I 35 ancouver at dmonton. 9 35 pm Winnipeg at Los Angeles.

10 35 m. NHL leaders THROUGH SUNDAY Football Coaches Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are Ineligible for the top 20 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches The only team currently on probation is Auburn. AP top 20 The top 20 teamt in college football pot. wi The Associated Press ifh first-place votes in parenthetet, season' records and total points. Georgia (55) 2 Notre Dame (4) 3.

Florida State (3) 4 Nebraska (4) 5 Ohio State 10-0-0 1-0-1 9-1-0 9-1-0 9-1-0 9-1-0 9-1-0 1-2-0 7- 2-0 8- 2-0 9- 1-0 7- 1-1 9-1-0 8 2-0 91-0 8- 2-0 12-0 1-7-0 7-2-0 7-2-0 1.306 1.188 1,175 1,173 1.012 973 86 735 719 695 612 650 469 45? 436 347 346 739 141 174 6 Pittsburgh 7 Penn State 8 Alabama 9 Oklahoma 10. Michigan 1) Baylor 12. So California 13 Brigham Young 14. South Carolina 15. North Carolina 16 Washington 17 Mississippi State II UCLA 19.

Florida 20 Texas Sheridan Poll Borg, Evert Lloyd ranked No. 1 in world Swedish star Bjorn Borg heads the men's world tennis rankings for the fourth successive year and Chris Evert Lloyd is the No. 1 woman player for the fifth time in seven years, according to Tuesday's London Daily Telegraph newspaper rankings. John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors are ranked No. 2 and 3, respectively.

On the women's front, Evert Lloyd was followed by Australia's Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong Cawley fifth last year while Tracy Austin dropped one place to third above 1978-79 No. 1 Martina Navratilova. A Pts Simmer. LA II II 36 Dionne. LA 15 19 34 Bossy, NYI 19 II 30 FederkoSIL.

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