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ffiir fiEiB ir 2c ST. PETERSBURG TIMES TUFSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1980 f4 Ctttt3 kSl S3 NFC Central at a glance DCTROIT (6-4) Sept 7 41 20 win over Ids Angeles Seol 14 7 over Green Bay Sesil 71 20 7 win Over Louis. Sept 26 277 win over Mif nesuta. 1 4J 21 loss la Atlanta.

Oct 12 24 I win over kaw Orleans Oct 19 74 7 kiss to Oct 24 20 17 loss to Kansas City Stay 2 17 I win over San t-ranrist Nov 9 14 20 loss to Minnesota, Nov 14. Baltimore Hoi 23 at tainpa Bay, Nov II Owauo I tnankiuivmyi. I al St Louts, Dec 14 Tantpa Bay. Dec 21 Green Bay MINNESOTA I ill Sept 7 24 2J win over Atlanta, Sept 14 42 1 toss to Phrladelpftie Sept 1 34 14 wm over Chicago, 27 7 lost to Detroit, Oil 1 23 17 lost to Pillsouruti, CX 12 13 7 win over Crucauo, Oi 19 14 0 lost to Cincinnati, Oct 26 16 lost to Green Bay t4ov 2 39 14 win over Washington. Mov 344 win over Detroit.

Nov. 16; Tampa Bay; NFL NHL NBA 1 1 4" 7 CAMPBELL COHP88INCI Patrick Oivisien OF OA Pts PrtUactekptva II 47 40 24 IsiarKJers 7 60 41 17 Calaary 1 55 57 17 Wasmngton 3 7 49 48 13 xN Rangers 3 10 2 SI 72 8 Smythe Division St Lout 9 4 3 40 47 71 Vancouver 4 2 43 48 20 CoKxado 6 4 54 47 16 Chitayo 6 7 3 SB 68 IS Edrnorilon 3 6 47 52 II Winnipeg I 4 41 67 6 WALES CONFERENCE Norrlt Oivition xLos Angeles 10 3 I 64 44 21 PA 2)1 174 211 XI 243 207 178 214 187 Jl 204 1V8 220 TP) 3" S'l 6 1 81 I 1 Mov 23 Green Bay Nov 30 at New Orleans, Dec 7 at Tampa Bay, Dec 14 Cleveland. Dec 21 at Houston GREEN BAY (4-5 1) Sept 7 I66OT win over hic ago, Sept 14 29 7 loss to Detroit Sept 21 5121 loss to Los Angeles, Sept 28 28 7 loss to Dates, Oct 14 9 win Over Cincinnati Oct 12 14-14 tie with Tampa Bay, Oct 19 27 24 loss lo Cleveland. Harllord 5 6 4 41 64 14 Montreal 4 7 I 45 44 13 Pittsburgh I 2 59 70 12 Detroit 3 10 I 44 62 7 2'1 5'j 6 6 10-1 Florida Federal Open facts, figures AT EAST LAKE WOODLANDS TODAY THROUGH SUNDAY, Nov. 14 SCEDEO PLAYERS (World ranking in parentheses) 1 Tree Austin I).

Ru4trgs HMts. Cakf 2 Andrea Jaeger (41. Lmcukisfwre. 3 Pam Stviver 1 II). LutharviAe, Md 4 Reglna Marsikova I 17), Ciactsouovakia 5 Mary Lou Pietek 1221, Muroter, Ind 6 Anne Smith (2J, Oaltat 7 Wendy White 1761, Atlanta 8 Diane Destor (33), Long Beach, Cakf SUNOAY'S RESULTS First round Laura Bernstein, Miami, Cathy Farrea, Dunkirk.

4 6. 6 3. 6 2, Susy Jaeger, Lincolnshire, in Amy Helton, Sar asola, 3-6, 6 2 6-1, kathrm Kail, Santa Monte Ca, Angela Walker, Canada. 6-1, 6-0, Roste Casals Sausa-to, Ca.d PhyKs Biackwei, Mobile, 7 5, 64 Beth Norton, Fairfield. Conn, Ann Flint, WcwcBbrickge, Conn 6-0, 6-0.

Donna Gani, Miami, Lynn Epstein, Miami, 4 2, 1-4, 4-0. Gail Connor, Dunedin, Kim Jones, San Diego, Ca, 6-1, 0-6. 41. Leie Forood, Ft Lauderdale, Shannon Gordon, Van Nuys, Ca 16. 4 2 6 2 MONDAY'S RESULTS First round Michelle Weiss, Tenatly, d.

Anna Lucia Fernandet, Torrance, Ca. 6 4, 6 4, Jeanne DuVaH, Dallas, d. Sheila Mclrwrney, Roma, 6 3 6 4. Anne While, Charleston, Va 7enda Liess. Oayiona Beach, 6-3, 6-2.

Susan Mascarm. Grosse Point Shores, Kathy Rinaldi. Jensen Beach, 7-6 (7 4), 6 2 Peanut Louie. SanFrancitco. Anna Maria Fernandez, Torranc Ca a-2, 6 3.

Kathy Horvath. Bradenton, d. Barbara Hattquist, Aracdia, Ca, 7 5, 6-7, 6-4. Bonnie Gudutefc, IVj 3 1 4 4 7 134 l4 220 208 2V) 188 180 2O0 204 172 18 214 293 310 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet I Philadelphia 17 647 New York 740 Button 414 New Jertey 6 9 .400 Washington 9 347 Central DivKian Milwaukee 12 4 740 Indiana 7 S44 Chicago 6 9 400 Atlanta 5 10 113 Cleveland 4 13 2)4 Detroit 1 17 200 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Divition San Antonio 12 1 800 Utah 10 6 675 Denver 4 8 429 Kansas City 7 10 412 Houston 4 7 364 Donas 7 14 .125 Pacific Division Phoenix 12 7 847 Lot Angeles II 4 733 Golden Slat 9 6 600 Seattle 7 9 438 San Diego 6 I 429 Portland 5 9 347 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 101, Dallas 71 New Jersey 114. Atlanta 111 San Antonio 112, Lot Angeles 109 Denver 130, Chicago 126, 2 OT Phoenix 1 16.

Houston 1 15 Kansas City 1 1 1. Cleveland 106 New York 109, Ufah 102 San Diego 1 10. Portland 106, OT Golden Stale 1 18 Indiana 1 1 1 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Boston 111, Chicago 104 Philadelphia 136 Milwaukee 171 MONDAY'S RESULT Utah 108 Indiana 106 TODAY'S GAMES Detroit ot New York, 7 34 Milwaukee al Cleveland. 7 35 Denver at Washington, 8 04 Lot Angeles al Atlanta, 8 05 Houston at Dallas. 8 30 Indiana at San Antonio.

8 10 Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 35 m. Phoenix at San Diego. 10 05 Kansas City at Portland. 10 30 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Washington at Boston, 7 35 pm Denver at New Jersey, 8 05 New York at Philadelphia, 8 05 Milwaukee at Detroit, 8 05 Los Angeles at Houston, 9 05 San Antonio et Phoenix, 9 35 Kansas City at Golden State, 10 30 pm, Utah at Seattle, 10 30 AMERICAN CONFIDENCE et Pet. pp New rngjand 7 1 0 700 Buffalo JIM Hi BeHimura 5 4 0 4u0 221 Miami 5 5 0 WO 14 Jelt 2 I 0 AX) 16 Central Cleveland 7 0 NO Houston 7 3 0 '00 194 e.niMii 4 aoo Ctrxmrveti I 0 110 II! Welt Oakland 7 3 0 700 249 San Iktgo 4 0 600 785 Denver 5 4 0 W0 ISO Kernel Gly 4 4 0 SO0 TOO Seattle 4 6 0 400 194 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ull Philadelphia 9 I 0 M0 Oailat 7 3 0 700 2V0 St Louis 3 7 0 100 208 Washington 3 7 0 W0 IS Giants 7 8 0 200 158 Central Detroit 6 4 0 600 210 Minnesota 4 0 400 18 Tampa Hay 4 5 I 440 174 Green Bay 4 5 1 4S0 144 Chicago 4 6 0 400 169 Watt Atlanta 7 3 0 700 264 OS 4 0 600 277 3 7 0 JOO 213 Orwam 0 10 0 000 I6t SUNDAY'S HSSULTS 24, TaintaBav 21 of Cant la, Dana .15 CNago J4 2' Bay San FrarxiKO 16 Atlanta 33, St Lows OT 28, Bai'irriofe 27 M.nrwvota U.

LVtroi! "ale torn Jetl 24 Oan hi '7 20. San Owvo i Hai sji tv J. Seallw JO -ar-, IS Afj-1 '4 ttiaoena Ja Oram 2' MONDAY'S RESULT SUNDAY, NOV. T6 a' :f.t I tv 9. 1 rx.rra'i.

1 aro I Ha. a' t.vs tv 1pm A I- V' 1 ar a 4 it 3' A svunfon, 1 ca j' Vt.nrwta, 2pm s' Tarfat i 0 w- 4pm 4pm -v a WOXOAY, NOV 17 3' Oct 26 Ifr 3 win over Minnesota Nov 2 22-20 loss to Pittsburgh, Nov 9 23-16 win over San Francisco, Nov. 16: at New York Giants; Nov 23 al Minnesota, Nov 30 Tampa Bay I Miiw Dec 7 at Chicago, Dec 14 Houston. Dec 21 al Detroit CHICAGO (4-4) Sept 7 6 12 OT lost lo Green Bay, Sept 14 22-3 win over New Or leans, Sept 21 34-14 loss to Minnesota, Sept 28 38 3 loss to Pltlstmrgh, Oct 6 23 0 win over Tampa Bay, Oct 12 13 7 loss (o Minnesota, Oct 19 24 7 win over Detroit, Oct 26 17 14 loss to Philadelphia Nov 3 27-21 loss to Cleveland. Nov 9 35-21 win over Washington, Nov.

16: Houston; Nov 23 al A llama Nov. 27 at Detroit I Thanksgiving), Dec 7 Green Bay, Dec 14 Cincinnati, Dec 20 at Tampa Bay (Sat NFL Monday night games Remaining games 9 p.m. starting time Nov. 17 Oakland al Seattle Nov 24 Los Angeles at New Orleans Dec. 1 Denver al Oakland Dec.

8 New England at Miami Dec 15 Dallas at Los Angeles Dec 22 Pittsburgh at San Dic-go CFL playoffs Semifinalt Eastern Conference SATURDAY'S RESULT Montreal 24. Ottawa 21 Western Conference SUNDAY'S RESULT Winnipeg 32, Calgary 14 Conference Finals Western Conference SATURDAY, NOV. IS Winnipeg at Edmonton, 4pm Eastern Conference SUNDAY, NOV. 16 Montreal at Hamilton, 2 pm, Grey Cup AT TORONTO SUNDAY, NOV. 23 Western Conference vs Eastern Conference, 1.30 pm.

UPI top 20 The United Press International Board ot Coaches top 20 college tootbalt ratings alter 10 weeks, with first-place votes and records I Georgia (34) 9-0-0 618 2, Southern Cal (4) 7-0 1 460 3 Nebraska (2) 8 1-0 405 4 Florida St, (1) 9-1-0 495 5 Alabama 8 1-0 470 6 Ohio State 8 1-0 447 7 Notre Dame (I) 7-0-1 402 8 Pittsburgh 8 1-0 355 9 Penn State 8 1-0 263 10. Baylor 8-1-0 219 11 Oklahoma 6 2-0 175 12 Michigan 7-2-0 163 13. Brigham Young 8 10 101 14 South Carolina 7 2-0 83 15 North Carolina 8 1-0 82 16 Purdue 7 2-0 50 17 Mississippi St 7 2-0 34 18 UCLA 6 2-0 32 19 Texas 6 2-0 25 20 Washington 7 2-0 19 Note By agreement with the American Adams Division Buffalo 2 4 SI 14 20 Toronto 4 2 65 47 18 Minnesota 2 2 44 33 18 Boston 3 9 1 38 46 7 Quebec 1 9 4 44 65 6 Late result not included SATURDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 5, Hartford 4 Buffalo 3, Washington 3, tie Calgary 4, St Louis 2 Montreal 3, Los Anoeles 0 New York Islanders 7, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh Detroit 3 Vancouver 6. New York Rangers 4 Toronto 3. Colorado 3.

tie SUNDAY'S RESULTS St Loots 6, Edmonton 4 Washington 3. Butlalo 3. tie Boston 7, Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3, Quebec 1 Minnesota 7, Chicago I Toronto 7, Winnipeg 4 MONDAY'S RESULT New York Rangers at Los Angeles, nicjht TODAY'S GAMES Boston at Detroit, 7 35 Chic ago at Quebec, 7 35 Minnesota at New York Islanders. 8 04 pm New York Rangers at Calgary. 9 34 rn.

Montreal at Color ado. 9 35 St Louis at Vancouver, 1 1 05 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 34 m. Minnesota at Hartford. 7 35 Winnipeg at Quebec. 7 35 Detroit at Buffalo.

8 04 New York Islanders at Toronto 8 05 Montreal al Los Angeles, 10 35 rrv Late Sunday's NHL summaries Toronto 1 2 47 Winnipeg 2 1 14 First Period 1, Toronto Paiement 9 (Turnbu, Picard). 1 52 2, Winnipeg, Lu-kowich 10 (Geoltrion. Christian). 6 49 3. Winnipeg, Lukowich 11 (Christian, Lindstroml, 10 08 Penalties Saiming.

Tor, 2 43, Picard, Tor, double minor, 7 58, Vaive, Tor, 1128. Smail, Win, 11 28. Tor, 12 26. Spring, Win, 17 06, Salmmg, Tor, 19 22 Second Period 4. Toronto, Vaive 5 (Ma loney.

Derlago), 9 26 5, Winnipeg, Babych 2 (Sullivan). 12 18. 6, Toronto, Anderson 5 (Saiming, Boschman), 14 52 Penalties Lin-dstrom, Win, 3 42, Mann. Wm, 6 58. Long, Win, 9 16.

Saganiuk, Tor. 10 48, Turrsbcrtt, Tor, 1) 41, Geolfnon, Win, 1141, Saiming, Tor, 12 12 Third Period 7, Toronto, Boschman 7 (Saiming, Anderson), 6 00 8. Toronto, Anderson 6 (Boschman), 6 27 9, Toronto, Paiement 10 (Sittler, Turnbutl), 13 59 10, Winnipeg, Sleen 3 (Mantha. Lindstrom), 17 17 11, Toronto, Maloney 4 I Paten-ient, Sittler 18 51. Penalties Paiement, Tor, minor maior, 1-46, Lukowich.

Win, maior. 1 46, Smail. Win, 4 44, Hickey, Tor, IS 18, Duns, Tor, minor maior, 17 32, Man, Win, double minor -maior, 17 32 Shots on goal--Toronto 15 13 17 -45 Win-nipeg 8 6-1125 Goalies Toronto, Ridley. Winnipeg, Midd-lebrook. A season statistics ATTENDANCE nt 'rviii.

rra'i A i 43 21 1 H--LM 'I 4 66,476 i k-lj Sa i 62 7 so i 'M, Tar'CaBa 2J ttu 65 S40 Monday's result Jail 106, Pacart 106 INDIANA 106): Johnson 3 0-0 6. Bantom 7 2 3 16, Edwards 7 5-8 19, Sichtlng 1 11 3, Bradley 6 2 2 14, Knight 12 17-13 36, Natl 1 0-0 2, Orr 5 0-0 10, Johnson 0 0-0 0 Totals 42 22 27 106 UTAH 108): Dantley 14 S-5 33. Bristow 5 S-6 15. Poqoette 2 2 12, McKinney 3 2 2 8, Griffith II 7-10 29, Hardy I 0-0 2. Cooper 2 2-2 6.

Boone n-2 3. Totals 42 24-79 108 Indiana 28 25 2S 28 106 Utah 28 33 19 28 108 Total fouls Indiana 23, Utah 24 A 6.132 NBA statistics Report claims Celtics, Bruins may move but owners promptly deny it Owners of Boston Gar dun and thn Boston Bruins hockey club are buyiny bufnwJ-out Rockingham Park race track in Salttm. N.H., action that could move the Bruins and the Boston Celtics basketball team to New Hampshire, The Associated Press reported Monday. But the owners denied such a move would take place, "The stcxy is false," Samuel Gifford, director of communications for Delaware North, said Monday evening in Buffalo, about reports of the purchase of the Salem, N.H.. track.

The firm owns the Gar dun and the Bruins. A racing industry official, who asked not to be identified, told the AP that a formal announcement of the purchase will be made at the southern New Hampshire track this afternoon. According to the source, Rockingham, New England's oldest race track but shut down since a multimillion-dollar fire swept the stands July 29. will be purchased by the Jacobs brothers. Boston radio station WITS reported Monday that the Jacobs brothers would announce plans to buy all Of part of Rockingham Park, with the intention of building an arena for the Brums and Celtic s.

Both the Bruins and the Celtics are unhappy with Boston Garden, which is more than 50 years old. Sjlem, N.H., is about 35 miles from Boston with 3 direct highway into the track. NBA and referees agree to new pact The National Basketball Assocu! en aJ ts referees union have signed a new three-ye Jt-ff tn? basic terms of which were agreed upon or start of the current season, attorney Richie Phillips incurved Monday. Phillips was tec i'x ty tw Natscmai Association of Basketha'l -vc" threatened to strike unless a new cor.tr;? 3 A -amcuI averted when union and lej; rjchj a w.s: agreement on Oct 9 :1 T' "3 session. Although the tc 'r-.

commitment from the iojjv a three-man refer eemg tear-5 --cr c-f union's maior demands it Ji improvements for league 3 3 minimum salary for an NSA re'-'-" CCC t-; $24,000. and the top-scaie sj-jr, .3 years' experience from $45 000 tc 5c 5 JOC College basketball set for prime-time Pume Time College Basketball a nat ei A' television series signed up by sta? ons m-, c' markets, will feature eight games inciucjg Kentucky-Indiana, it was announced Mon1a Kentucky-Indiana, the series' leadoff game Dec 8 Set 4pm EST, but the rest of the schedule is for 8 pm. starts. Those games are Michigan-Purdue (Jan. 5) (Jan.

1 2), Fordharn-Notre Dame (Jan. 19), Providence-Louisville (Jan. 27), Kansas Missouri (Feb. 9), Louisville Marquette (Feb. 14).

and Marquette-DePaul (Feb. 21). Philly pro teams just keep on winning Winning must bo contagious because an epidemic of success in athletics has swept the city of Philadelphia. Not since Oct. 1 8 has a local professional sports team lost.

On that date, the Philadelphia Phillies dropped Game Four of the World Series to the Kansas City Royals 4 -2. But the local fans have more than forgiven the 1 980 Phils, who went on to deliver the first baseball world championship in the 98 year history of the franchise. Also on Oct. 1 8, the Philadelphia Flyers dropped a 6-2 hockey decision to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Since then, they have not lost in 1 1 games and have the best record in the NHL.

The Philadelphia Eagles, who have the best record in the NFL, have won six straight games since being upset by the St. Louis Cardinals Sept, 28. The Philadelphia 76ers have won 1 1 straight games, last losing to the New York Knicks Oct. 14. Feller hurls strikes at baseball Bob Feller, the all time great Cleveland Indians pitcher, is disenchanted with modern baseball and ballplayers.

He blames big money and big heads for a decline in the quality of play he sees, evn in the World Series. "There was a careless regard to execute the fundamentals," Feller said at a sports collectors convention this weekend. "There were too many failings runners rounding bases on the wrong foot, costing precious steps; outfielders not only not in the right position for the catch, but then catching one handed, then having to bring the ball back to throw, again losing time; the shortstop grabbing the ball with one hand when common sense tells you the fastest release is using two ICA' i. -C4 A I 6 I 340 iJy i. v- Ba (HI 64 844 'irxta 8a.

14 48 167 Sar Ffafriio 23 (A) "n-'IM Sjv JC 0-ant I 68 246 't il Bay 21 iHj 71,636 a i --iv Jf v.rre v. 'a 4 C-f" Scoring GFG FT PtsAvg Dantley, Utoh 15 174 155 504 33 6 Malone, Hou II 115 92 372 79 3 Thompsn. Dn. 13 141 72 355 27 3 Erving, Phil, 14 146 86 378 27 0 Birdsong, KC 17 180 97 455 26 8 Gervin, SA 15 154 88 396 26 4 Mitchell, Cle 17 176 59 412 24 2 English, Den 14 139 61 339 24 2 Johnson. LA IS 142 67 353 23 5 Free, GS 15 121 94 339 22 6 TEAM STATISTICS Tampa Bay OpponenTi Largo, Stephanie Hales, CciKimbut, Ohio, 6-2, 60 Caroline Stotl, Livingston, Crick et Manuel, Clearwater Beach, 3-6, 6-4, 6 3 Nancy Ornsrein, Washington DC, d.

Aigra Cesare. Miami, 6 2, 6 2, Paula Smith, LaJcJIa. Ca. Bunny Smith, Miami, a-1, 6-1, Jennifer Goodiing, York, Pa, Claudette LaLiberte Ormond Beach. 6-1, 60.

Lisa Doherty, Naples Karen Dewis. Canada, 7-6 (Mi. 4 6, 6 4. Diane Morrison, Los Anoeles, Genevieve Greiwe. Tampa, 6-2, 60, jodi Appelbaum Miami, Heaiher Ludlott.

Foster City. 6 4 6 3 Second round Pam Shnver, Lutherville, Md Lel Forood. Fort Lauderdale, 6-1, 6-2, Wendy White, Atlanta, Rosie Casals, San Fran CISCO, 6-4, 6-4 TODAY'S MATCHES Second round Centre court, 10 a.m. Joyce Portman, Surtside, vs Elise Bur gin Baltimore. Diane Destor, Long Beach, Ca vs Michell Weiss, Tenatly, N.J., Mary Lou Pia tek.

Monster. Ind vs Dianne Morrison, Lot Angeles, Regina Marsikova, Czerhslovakia vs Bonnie Gadusek, Largo, Piatek-Wendy White vs Peanut Louie-Heather Ludioft (con ditional) 7 p.m. Andrea Jaeger. Lincolnshire. IN vs Peanut Louie, San Francisco, Tracy Austin, Rotlirvc, Hills, Ca Jodi Appelbaum, Miami, Pama Ca sale.

Sarasota, vs. Renee Richards, Gaines ville. Garndstand Court, 10 a.m. Cathy Canuti-Ntcole Stafford vs Emmy Ho-Arm Flint, Jennifer GoocHing, York, Pa vs. Susy Jaeger, Lincolnshire, Hi, Gail O'Connor, Dunedin, vs Kathy Horvath, Bradenton, Elise Burgm-S Jaeger vs Shannon Gordon-Aschara Moranon, Creiwe-Sheila Mclnerney vs Lele Forwood-Morrison Court No.

1, 10 a.m. Lu Fendig Bunny Smith vs Stephanie Ha-les-Crisket Manuel, Nancy Ornstein, Wa-shongton vs Caroline Stroll, Livingston, N.J Beth Norton. Fairfield, Conn vs Laura Bernstein, Miami, Nancy Ornstein-Phyllis Biackweil, vs Cathy Farrell-Goodlin, Lynn Epstein-Joyce Portman vs Jodi Appelbaum-Lisa Doherty (conditional). Ticket sales Now on sale are both reserved and general admission tickets for aH 13 sessions of the day night 4125,000 Colgate Series women's tournament Today, day sessions (9 S4 general admission, 16 reserved Night sessions (7 o'clock 1 are 15 and $7 Thursday, day session (11 a $4 general admission, S6 reserved Night (7 o'clock) $5 and 17 Friday's quarterfinals afternoon (1 o'clock) 15 and 46, night (7 o'clock) 47 and $9 Saturday's semifinals afternoon (2 o'clock) and night 7 are both $7 and 49 Sunday finals (noon): $8 general admission 410 reserved AH session tickets are $70 Charge by-phone using Visa or Master Charge accepted at East Lake Woodlands tournament office (open 9 a 784-8537 Tickets are also available at Robinson's department stores Colgate Series standings for 4460,000 bonus pool I Chris Evert Lloyd, Fort Lauderdale, 1 Hana Mandlikova, Crechoslovakia, 3 Martina Navratiiova, Charletteville. va 4 Tracy Austin, Rolling HiHs, Caiit 5.

Andrea Jaeger, Lincolnshire, HI Top 8 quality for 4750.000 Colgate Series Championships al Capital Centre outside Washington. DC Jan 711 Florida Federal points count toward this as follows winner, 125 runner-up, 95, losing semitinalists. 70. losing quarterftr.alists, 40; losers in round of 16 25, losers in round ot 32, 15, Stockholm Open AT STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN MONDAY'S RESULTS Single finals Biorn Borg Sweden, John McEnroe, 6 3, 6 4 Doubles finals Paul McNamee. Australia-Meini Gunthardt, Switierland.

Stan Smith Bob Luti, 6 7, 6 3.62 Rebounding GOttDet TotAvg Malone, Hou II 87 100 187 17 0 Roundfld, AM 12 S6 103 159 13 3 Sikma, Sea 16 156 198 12 4 Wshngtn, Prt. 14 63 101 164 11.7 Nater, SD 14 52 109 161 11 5 Assists No. Avg Johnson, LA 15 131 8.7 Richardson, NY 12 104 8.7 Nixon, LA IS 124 8 3 Ford, KC 17 137 8 1 Walker, NJ 14 96 6 9 NHL scoring leaders Through Sunday A Pts Simmer, LA 15 16 31 Dicmne. LA 10 16 26 Bossy, NYI 15 8 23 Barber, Phi 14 9 23 Taylor. LA 8 15 23 Gretrky, Edm 7 16 23 Nilsson, Cal 8 13 21 Saiming, Tor 4 16 20 Lukowich, Win 11 8 19 Latlcur.Mtl 7 12 19 Federko, 14 19 Clarke, Phi 3 16 19 Football Coaches Association, teams on probation by fhe NCAA are ineligible for the top 20 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board ot Coaches The only team currently on probation is Auburn Bowl schedule Bids to be determined starting Nov.

IS Dec. 13 Independence Bowl, Shreveport, La 8 00 Dec. 14 Garden State Bowl, East Rutherford, 12 30 Dec. 19 Holiday Bowl, San Diego, 9 00 Dec. 20 Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, 8 00 Dec.

25 Blue Gray, Montgomery, (TBA) Dec. 26 Fiesta Bowl, Tempe. Am 3 30 Dec. 27 T-' tVt 3C 1S 174 191 ir-rg 73 81 Paivng 84 99 Penally 17 11 Tnird mao att 60-IS2 70 147 Tn.ro Jon etliCie'Ky 39 4 44 6 Tota net yards 2901 3341 Avg per gain 290 I 334 1 Total plavi 644 677 Avg per play 4 SO 4 94 Nft yard i rushing 1294 1 398 Avg per game 129 4 139 8 Total rustles 320 361 Net yards passing 1607 1943 Avg per game 160 7 194 3 Tackled-yards lost 18 152 11-88 Gross yards 1749 2031 Alls -completions 306-145 305 191 Pi ot completions 4 4 62 6 Had intercepted 10 13 Punts average 60 41 6 43 414 Net punting average 32 6 35 1 Penalties yards 61-563 78 774 Fumbles hall lost 14-10 22 9 Touchdowns 21 22 Rushing 8 8 Passing 11 12 Returns 2 2 Total points 174 200 Store by periods 1 2 3 4 OT Tot Buccanaars 34 67 21 52 0174 Opp. Total 37 67 49 47 0 200 Monday's events NBA Signed a three-year agreement with its referees' union INDIANA PACERS Placed forward George McGinnis on the iniured list for a sprained knee PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Waived Larry Steele, forward-guard, NEW ORLEANS PRIDE (WBL) Announced the retirement of Paula Dean, forward, Cindy WiWamt.

guard, and T.C Duckworth, forward-guard. AHL GA 40 39 37 45 Northern Division Pts. GF Nova Sc otia 8 5 1 17 56 Maine 7 4 0 14 38 Springfield 6 4 1 13 40 New Brunswick 3 5 4 10 38 Southern Division Pts. GF Adirondack 6 7 1 17 48 Rochester 7 5 1 15 46 Binghamton 8 1 11 47 Hershey 5 6 0 10 32 New Haven 4 9 2 10 46 Su-- Bowl, El Paso, Teas, 12 30 m. iberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn 2 00 Hall ol Fame Classic, Birmingham, 8 00 Dec 29 Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, 9 00 Dec.

31 Bluebonnel Bowl. Houston, 8 00 Jan. 1 Sugar Bowl. New Orleans. 2 00 Cotton Bowl, Dallas, 2 10 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Caiit 5 00 Orange Bowl, Miami, 8 00 Jan.

2 Peach Bowl, Atlanta, 2 30 GA 53 48 52 32 64 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING AM. Yds Avg. LG TD Bell 143 403 3 5 40 2 Eckwood 114 391 3 4 J5t 2 Jan. 10 East Wesl Shrine Palo Alio, Calif 3 30 Hula Bowl. Honolulu, Hawaii, 4 00 Jan.

18 Japan Bowl, Yokohama City, (TBA) PBA Latest line PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Sheridan poll The top 10 teams in the Sheridan Br oadc ast- ing Network black college tootbal pod, with records and total points 1 South Carolin SI 10-0 0 166 2 Gr ambling St 8 10 152 3 Tennessee St 7-1-0 131 4 Carolina 7 2-0 99 5 Jackson SI 6 3 0 89 6 Virginia Union 71-1 88 7 Carolina Cnt 6 2-0 46 8 Howard 5 2 2 45 9 Alcorn St 5 30 33 10 Norlark St 5-4-1 17 IUUAY GAMES Favorite Pointt Underdog New York 9 Detroit Washington 3 Denver Los Angeles Hi Atlanta Milwaukee 4 Cleveland Chicago 1 Philadelphia Houston Dallas San Antonio 6 Indiana Phoenix I San Diego Portland 5 Kansas City AT SYRACUSE, Y. MONDAY'S RESULTS Fifth Round 1 Mike Aulby. Indianapolis. 11-5, 7,696 2 Jelt Moon, Cleveland, Ohio, 17 4, 7.682 3. Tom Baker, Buffalo, 11-5, 7,669 4, Pete Couture, Windsor Locks, Conn 11-5, 7,604 5 Mike Pihmayer, El Campo, Texat, 10-6, 7,571 6.

Dave Hutted. Milwaukia. Oregon, 10-6, 7 563 7 Dave Davis, Tinton Falls, 9-7, 7.518 8 Ted Hannahs, Zainesviie. Ohio, 9-7, 7,517 9 Gil Sliker, Washington, 7 9, 7,513 9 Dick Weber, St Louis, 9-7, 7,513 1 1 Pete McCordic, Houston, 7-9, 7,510 17 Jelt Valentine, Westhoro, Mass 6 8 7 499 13 Bob Handtey, Fairway, Kans, 9-6-1, 7.486 14 Larry Laub. Santa Rosa.

Cakf 7-9. 7,141 15 Let Ziket, Palatine. 8-8. 7,465 16 Fred Conner, Mar Vista Cakf. 74 1.

7,439 17 Fred jaskie. Greenaale. Wise 7 9 7,415 18 Fred Lempo, Endicott. 7 9. 7,374 19 Barry Warshafsky, Chefmsford, Mast, 5-10-1, 7J40 70 Joe Berarck Pearl River, 5-11, 7,338 71 Bo Bowden.

Dedal, 5 8 1, 7,303 72 Earl Delptato. Brick town, 9-7, 7.217 73 Arme Goldman, Chicago. 5-11. 7 178 24 Robert SneK, Stamford. Conn, 115, 6495 Taipei Championships AT TAIPEI MONDAY'S RESULTS First round Haroon Ismail, Rhodesia, Kim Warwick, Australia 7-6.

7 6 Pat DuPre, US. Me Shore US. 61. 6 2. Peter Rerwert, d.

Look Sanders. The Netherlands, 6-3, 6-3, Chris Delaney, George Hardie. 6-2, 61 Ross Case Australia, Steve Kruieviti, US, 7-4. 6-1 Syd Ba. Australia, Geoft Ma sters.

Australia, 6 1, 60; Tom Okker, The Netherlands, Martin Goidberg. 6-1, 6-1, Seshi Menon, India, Wolfgang Poop. West Germany. 6 3. 7-4 College junior varsity AT TALLAHASSE MONDAY'S RESULT Florida State 35, florida 9 hands." Feller blames both management and players for the PRO HOCKEY (NHL) TODAY'S GAMES Favorite Goals Underdog Minnesota NewYorkislandersI I 1 Pick em Boston Detroit Chicago Even-fi Ouebec 1 l'-j New York Rangers Calagary Montreal Colorado lower quality of play.

"Something's gone execution, pride," he said. He accused management of giving in to "show business, brought on by the whims of television." 10 pairings announced for JCPenney Ten more pairings were announced by the JCPenney Mixed Team Classic tournament office, bringing the number of entered teams to 30 for the Dec. 8-14 event at Bardmoor. They are: Donna Caponi Young and Dave Stockton, JoAnne Carner and Hubert Green, Jane Blalock and Tom Purtzer, Hollis Stacey and Jerry Pate, Lori Garbacz and Craig Stadler, Dot Germain and Joe Inman, Patty Hayes and Ed Fiori, Barbara Barrow and Scott Simpson, Bonnie Lauer and D. A.

Weibring and Julie Stanger and Don Pooley. The final eight pairings in the 48-team field will be announced by next week. Also worth mentioning Officials of Madison Square Garden said Monday they are close to setting up a bout between unbeaten Gerry Cooney, the No. 1 contender in both the World Boxing Association and the World Boxing Council, and former heavyweight champion Ken Norton in late January. The bout probably will take place in the last week in January Williams 44 278 6 3 27 4 JDavis 14 57 3 7 8 0 House 1 32 32 0 32 0 Hagms 2 22 1 1 0 26 0 F-usina I 14 14 0 14 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 Hues total 320 1294 4 0 40 8 Opp.

total 361 1398 3 9 S6 8 PASSING Art. Cmp. Yds Pet. TD LG Int. Williams 298 143 1741 48 0 11 51 9 t-iisina 4 2 18 50 0 0 13 I Elk wood 4 0 0 00 0 00 0 Bucs total 306 145 1759 47 4 II 51 10 Opp total 305 191 2011 62.4 12 431 13 RECEIVING No Yds.

Avg LG TD Ben 3 2 2 34 7 3 2 2 1 Fikwood 30 332 II I 40 1 Giles 26 457 17 6 51 4 Junes 24 328 13 1 411 3 Hagms 10 140 14 0 20 0 GDavis 6 56 9 3 1 4 0 House 4 82 16 4 261 1 Shurnann 3 64 213 241 1 Otoradovkh 3 21 7 0 9 0 JDavis 3 8 2 7 3 0 Mucker 2 37 18 5 19 0 Bucs total 145 1759 12.1 51 11 Opp total 191 2031 10 6 45t 1 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg LG TD Wood 3 76 25 3 551 1 Washington 3 30 10 0 16 0 Cotney 2 21 10 5 21 0 fotie I 39 39 0 39 0 Hrantley 1 6 6 0 6 0 DL ewil 1 0 0 0 0 0 homas 1 0 0 0 0 0 Blown 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bucs total 1) 17 13 7 551 1 Opp total 10 132 13.2 44 0 PUNTING No Yds Avg. LG Blarxhafd 59 2494 42 3 62 Bucs total 60 2495 41 6 62 Opp. total S3 2193 41.4 61 PUNT RETURNS No.

FC Yds. Avg. LG TD Reei 32 0 172 5 7 19 0 TDavis 0 1 0 00 0 0 Bucs total 12 1 172 S.7 19 0 Opp total 37 1 357 531 0 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Avg.

LG TO GDavis 29 647 22 3 44 0 Hagms 4 8 2 20 5 2 3 0 Reece 4 68 17 0 23 0 Herns 1 19 19 0 19 0 ObracSovlch 2 IB 9 0 9 0 TOavis 1 16 16 0 16 0 Jordan 1 0 00 0 0 Bucs total 41 840 70 2 54 0 Opp. total 38 766 20 2 44 0 FIELD GOALS Yepremian 9-13 Opp total 15 24 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS i InlFC FR PB OP Wood 80 6 3 76" I 2 OLew.t 72 13 14 7 0-1 10 Johnson 63 I 2-0 8 OSron 62 I 10-1 LSetmon 61 4 4 1 3-2 4 ocan 612 3 1 15 Cotney 49 4 2 216 Jordan 49 1 14 2 Hoaar 45 2 2 1 I'l 18 vVasftmglon 34 1-30 1 AfVown 34 1 21 Br own 29 1-0 1 0-0 Reecr 23 4 0 1 1 Braniley .9 1-4 1 I Brantley 19 2 Coir 14 1 1 Hawim, 14 1 1 SIMS II 1 1 7 Ttsomas 11 11-0 Radford 10 1 ftl Caaviun 1 1 RLewts 1 1 Crowrter 13 I Tataii 74911 13-1711 11-9 117 Brown returned lateral on txanNe recovery 80 yards tor tooendown at Houston 1019 Wood returned Interception 55 yards tor toucrvjewn pass vs Green Bay 10-12 KEY Tatei Sacks tnl Interceptions PR FumMrn Received PC Fumbles earned PB Pass Broken Up Of Ouarter-bac Pressure Local sports calendar THURSDAY BASKETBALL Eckerd women's basketball team host the Kentucky Atlantis lub team from Limerick Ireland 4pm The Limerick cluo learn, comprised of women 16-20. is on a two week tour of the Admission charge 42 FRIDAY AUTO RACING 22nd Annual Kendal GT 100 Today. Saturday and Sunday Florida State air grounds Tampa Time trtott Saturday 4pm gates open at 5 Sunday, go tes open at noon with race time at 2 SATURDAY BOWLING 27th Annual St Petersburg Classic Today and Sunday, Nov 77-23 Five women team events at Olympic Lanes. HOI 42nd Ave Doubles and srngtev events at Ff-neiat Lanes, aoi J4tn St Team events at noon Saturday and 9am Sunday No edrmi-tion charge Tides Today Sun rises 6 Moonriies9S8am tets8JlpmSt Petert-burg Municipal Pier high tides are at 2 26 a and 5 30 low tides are at 10; 13 a and 8 40 Wednesday Sun reset 6 49 am.

tett 39 Moon nset 10 40 a tett 9 24 Sf Petersburg Municipal Pier high tides are at 3 07 a and 6 39 Low tide! are at 1 1 02 am and9J3pm Solunar tables The Maior Periods, the best timet to fish, are thown bcawace type These begxn at the timet shown and iatt tor an hour and a half or two hours thereafter The Mesor equally as good and shown in regular type are ot somewhat vhorter duration Minor Malar Today. Nov. II Vancouver St Louis PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) SUNOAY'S GAMES Favorite Pointt Underdog Minnesota 4 Tampa Bay Baltimore 2 Detroit New England Los Angeles Philadelphia 6 1 Washington Atlanta 14 New Orleans Buffalo Bins 2 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 6i Cleveland Green Bay New York Giants Dallas 10 St Louis San Diego 8 Kansas City Denver 6 -j New York Jets Houtton 2l Chicago Miami San Francisco MONDAY'S GAME Favorite Odds Underdog Oakland 2 Seattle COLLEGE FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S GAMES Favorite Pointt Underdog Miami I6'i Vanderbuilt Florida )'t Kentucky Michigan 6 Purdue Rutgers 6'- West Virginia NorthCarollnaSt. 6 Duke North Carolina 16 Virgima Maryland 6 Ciemson Indiana a tknois Harvard 13 Pennsylvania South Carsina 15 Wake Forest Perm St 71 Tample Yala 9' 3 Princeton Brown 6 Dartmouth Pittsburgh Army Cornell 14 Columbia Boston College 5 -1 Syracuse Navy 4'i Georgia Tech Arkansas 6 1 Texat Minnesota 5 Michigan Sf Wisconsin m-i Northwestern Onto St Iowa Mississippi ST. 4 Lourt.ana St Oklahoma St 3 Kansas St.

Georgia 4x Auburn Oklahoma 8 Missouri yAiabama 7t Notre Dame 1 Tennessee e'-j Mississippi Nebraska 20' 1 Iowa St kamai Colorado Baylor 13 Texat 14 Texat Christian SouihernMethocast 7 Texas Tech Washington St 4 California Oregon 77 Oregon SI. SauthernCaltfernial Ti Washington Tulane JS'i Memphis st IX LA 3 Ariiona St. righam Young 27 CoiwactoSt At Jadiscxn Mits At Birmingham. Aia. I At Memphis Tenr Home team kn Sold.

Florida Instructional League No admission charged Single games at 1 p.m. Doubleheadert at 1 JO p.m. HOME FIELDS Northern Division St Locus Cardinals Lang stadlurrt, 1st St. and 4th Ave S.St Petersburg New York Mets Pavson Compleit, 80th St and 32nd Ave St Petersburg Baltimore Orioles Payson Complex Montreal Evpos Busch Complex, 42nd Ave and 10th St NE SI Petersburg Texas Rangers Busch Complex Detroit Tigers Hugyms-Slenge! Fieid, 13th Ave and Sth St N. St Petersburg Toronto Blue Jays Englebert Complex.

CR 1 and CR 100 Dunectm Cleveland tnckans Gran! Field. Douglas Ave and Bettrees St Dunedm. Cincinnati Reds Redands. next to Tampa Stadium, Tampa Philadelphia Phillies Carpenter Field, Otd Coachman and Starkey Rets Clearwater Minnesota Twins, Jack Russet Stadium, Palmetto St and Missouri Ave Clearwater. Southern Division Pittsburgh Piraies, Pirate City, Bradenton.

New York Yankees. Pirate City, Bradenton Atlanta Braves Alyn Field. Sarasota-Boston Red Sox. Allyn Field, Sarasota Chicago White Sox, Povne Park. Sarasota Kansas City Royals.

KC Complex outside Sarasota MONDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati 7. PrviadetpMa 1 Texas 8 Baltimore 0 Mets 3 Toronto 1 3 St louts 3 TODAY'S GAMES Mets at Baltimore Orioles Toronto Blue Jays at Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers al Texas. Rangers Montreal Expos at St Louis Cercfcntis Philadelphia Phes al Oeve'and Indians 1st game Cincinnati Reds at Cleveland tnoans, 2nd Sports on the air TV rv I 75 Wednesday, Nov 12 I 10 2 24 I Thursday Nov 13 90S J20 Friday. Nov 14 10 00 4 IS I0 2S Saturday Nov 15 11O0 5 14 JS Sunday, Nov 16 11 55 6 00 1 SS 7SO 3 44 4 45 540 62S High school 8 p.m. TENNIS: Florida Federal Tennis Open No.

2 seed Andrea Jaeger vs. Peanut Louie and No. 1 seed Tracy Austin vs. Jodi Appelbaum. WTOG-44.

CABLE TV 4 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: LSU at Alabama, Ch. 9. 8 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arkansas at Baylor.

Ch. 9. 8 m. NBA: Atlanta Hawks vs. Los Angeles Lakers, Ch.

5. RADIO 8 50 p.m. TENNIS: Florida Federal Tennis Open, WFLA-970. Marine weather Tropxat ttorm Jeanne advisory Bee aula of the er am tutor cour se ot me storm, al mterestt around the eastern Gun of Mexico Should morvtor progrett Cane Satae to Tarpon Springs out SO meej Wvyfs east to northeast 15 to occaticmaay jo knott through torxgnt Seas 1 to 4 feet near thore and 4 to 4 feet we ottshore Wmds and teas higher near scattered showert and thun-derttormt Showert redurmg vtsMtiet to 2 to 3 rrvfet Seawaier temperature Monday at Cgmont Key t6 degrees girls honor roll J-mile timet 1. Loretta Simeon.

Counrrvwde 7 Beth armer Clearwater 3 Hotv Hagecty Boca Cga 4 Patti Jonet St Peie Cath 4 Korrv Cwsett Boca Oege 6 Linda Snetkng. CoctrvSJde 7 Betn Ricrimond. St Pee Cath 8 Carmen Schmidt Countryvoe 9 Jenryler Dodson Dix Mcns 10. Carmen Aicoi. Oearwa'er 10 55 11 35 11 41 II 48 11 48 12 03 1204 17 15 12 19 1220 I Monday's events CHICAGO WHITE SOX Sgned Tony LeRusva manager to a one-year contt act NEW YORK YANKEES Sgned Doug Bird pttctver.

to a mutti-year contract.