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"2C ST. PETERSBURG TIMES FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1981 1 sports on the air- Third Period 8, Edmonton, Messier 12 (Anderson, Forbes) 1:01. 9, Edmonton, Hughes 5:40.

10, Lot Angeles, Hardy 4, 18:17. Penaltlet Lumley, Edm. 7:18. Lumley, Edm, mator, Fwhr, Edm, Messier, Edm, major -minor, Lumley, Edm, major, Hardy, LA, major Coffey, Edm, maor, Taylor, LA, 19:50. Snots on goal Edmonton 9-10-423.

Lot Angeles 12-4-1026. Goaket Edmonton, Fuhr. Lot Angeles, Keens. A 11,259. TelePrompTer Cable Plus 7:30 p.m.

Intid the NFL. HBO. 8 p.m. NBA: Detroit Pistons vi. New York Knlcktj, USA.

9 p.m. Top-ranked Boning, ESPN. Radio 8:16 p.m. High school football: Dunedin va. Panama City Moasly.

WTAN-1340. fouls Otterbeln 14, Eckerd 15. Fouled out Perrotte. starts tar Neal OBtewici (knee), who it out. RB Rickey daitt (ankle), LB Quentln Lowery (groin), Mark Murphy (efcow), CB Lamar Parrlsh (knew), RB Joe Washington (ribs) are probable.

CHICAGO-NFC (4-10) at OAKLAND-AFC (7-7) Beers RB Waiter Peyton (leg) it questionable. RB Dave Williams (leg) it out RB Kenny King (sternum), Art Shel (ankle) are questionable. LB Jeff Barnes (ankle), WR Bob Chandler (foot), Ray Guy (back), RB Chester WUis (groin) are probable. HOUSTON-AFC (64) at SAN FRANCISCO-NFC (11-3) Oilers LB Ted Thompson (hamstring) it DE Lawrence PMert (shoulder) it questionable. RB Paul Holer (knee), WR Freddie Solomon (kidney), RB Walt Easley (knee), RB Amos Lawrence (hand) are probable.

SAN DIEGO-AFC (t-6) at TAMPA BAY-NFC (8-6) Chargers RB Chuck Muncle (groin) is questionable. DE Leroy Jones (back), Billy Shields (knee), Ed White (knee), CB Mike WiWams (groin), DE John Woodcock (foot) are reserve CB Aaron Mitchell (kmg) It out. RB Jerry Eckwood (groin), CB Mike Washington (shoulder) are probable. State playoff schedule Semifinals TODAY'S GAMES Clatt 4A Dunedin at Panama City Mosley, 7:30 (CST) Vero Beach at Miami KWan, 8 p.m. Class 3A Gainesville Buchholz at Palatka, 8 p.m.

Riviera Beach Suncoast at Naples, I p.m. Clatt 2A JacksonvlSe Botes at Crawfordvlte-Wekulla, 8 p.m. dewiston at Dumeeon, 8 p.m. State Championship TODAY'S GAME Class 1A Mayo at Frostproof, 8 p.m. Thursday's events CINCINNATI BENGALS Activated tackle Mike Obrovac; waived Brad Oates.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed fueback dark Gaines through procedural waivers from the New York Jett; placed Bnebacker Thomas Howard on Injured reserve. 1 Colorado Buffalo 0 1 0-1 2 0 St-7 First Period 1, Buffalo, McKegney 12 Saver Ramsay), 12:35. Buffalo, Ruff 6 (Dunn, Patrick), 15:07. Penalties None. Second Period 3, Colorado, MacMllan'7 (Lever), 4:05.

Penalties Perreeult, Buf, Foster, CoC 19:35. Third Period 4, Buffalo, McKegney IS (Perreeult, Van Boxmeer) 8:39. 5, Buffalo, Ruff 7 (Patrick, Lambert), 10:05. 6, Buffalo, Ramsay 8 (Savard, Selling), 13:12. 7, Buffalo, FoHgno 16 (McKegney, Van Boxmeer), 14:38.

8, Buffalo, McKegney 14 (FoHgno), 17:43. Penalties Playfair, Buf, Foster, Col 19:17. Shots on goat Colorado 6-9-924. Buffalo 9-5-17 31 Goaltenders Colorado, Retch. Buffalo, Edwards.

A 14,966. St.Loult Hartford 0 0 11 1 1-5 First Period 1, Hartford, Howett 5 (SuHI-man, Howe), 10:05. Penalties Patey, StL, Rowe, Har, Wesley, Har, Turnbul, StL, Lyle, Hv, 14:13. Second Period 2, Hartford, Stoughton 19 (Francis, Howatt), 8:02. 3, Hartford, Francis (Lyle, Kotsopoufos), 15:30.

4, Hartford, Francis 6 (Howe, Lyle), 17:38. Penalties Kea, StL, Sutter, StL, 14:35, Pavase, StL, 17:15. Third Period 5, Hartford. Stoughton 20 (Lyle, Francis), 15:53. 6, St.

Louis, Sutter 14 (Babych, Federko), 18:00. Penalties Sutter, StL, Rowe, Har, minor-major, Nill, StL, mtnor-malor, Lapointe, StL, game misconduct, 14:08. Shots on goal St. Louis 12-12-1034. Hartford 13-16-1241.

Goalies St. Louis, Uut. Hartford, Mllen. A 10,230. Local sports calendar SATURDAY DISTRICT 6 WINTER GAMES Dec.

12. Pinellas County Special Olympics. (Basketball, Run-Dribble-Shoot, Gymnastics and Bowling) Locations are: Northeast High School -1717 54th Ave. Meadowlawn Middle School 5900 16th St. Meadowlawn Lane) 6393 9th St.

No. Registration begins at 9 a.m. MAUREEN CONNOLLY BRINKER CONTINENTAL CUP Dec. 12-19. In-nisbrook tennis tournament matching top junior girls from 38 nations.

Tickets: $2 Sunday through Thursday Dec. 17; Friday Dec. semifinals S3, Saturday, Dec. 19 finals J5. Tick; et for entire week: S10.

SUNDAY WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL Dec 13. The Tampa Bay Suncoatteri wil have a game against the West Palm Beach Club tM coming Sunday at the Lake Vista Community, Center at 1:00 p.m. The center Is located at 1401 62nd Ave. S. in St.

Petersburg. The following weekend the Suncoasters wil play a doub-i leheader versus the Jacksonvile Club that starts at 11:30 a.m. PHYSICAL FITNESS Dec 13. The-Tampa "Forum on Youth Fitness end Sports," wil be held on Dec. 13 at Jefferson High School.

The event, presented by the Presi-' denf Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, wil addrett the many problems contributing to the declining fitness level of the nation's youth. For further information cal Ken Jacobs or Stacey Bender at (212) 977-9400. LET US KNOW If your organization It planning a sports event and would like our readers to be advised of it, please tend detailed Information to ut 14 dayt in advance of it. Enclose your name, address and telephone number. Mall to: Sports Calendar, St.

Petersburg Timet. Sports Department, P.O. Box 1 121, St. Peters-, burg, FL 33731. Be sure to Include date, location, entry fees and admission charges.

Because of space Imitations, we cannot guarantee publication. NFL AMERICAN CONFEREUCB Eattern Division I Miami 9 4 1 312 262 Buffalo 9 5 0 286 250 N.V. Jets 1 5 1 313 271 NewEngtnd 2 12 0 291 321 Baltimore 1 13 0 222 474 Ctntral Division Cincinnati 10 4 0 374 266 Pittsburgh 1 6 0 326 259 Houston 6 1 0 254 307 Cleveland 5 9 0 242 319 Western Division Denver 9 5 0 274 241 Kansas City 1 6 0 326 267 San Diego 1 6 0 431 357 Oakland 7 7 0 257 297 Seattle 5 9 0 267 344 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division y-DeHas 11 3 0 336 254 Philadelphia 9 5 0 320 200 NY. Giants 7 7 0 262 237 St. Louis 7 7 0 305 350 Washington 6 1 0 279 321 Ctntral Division Tampa Bay 1 6 0 272 227 Detroit 7 7 0 335 295 Green Bay 7 7 0 286 326 Minnesota 7 7 0 312 314 Chicago 4 10 0 195 294 Western Division x-SnFrncsc II 3 0 308 227 Atlanta 7 7 0 382 304 Los Angeles 5 9 0 275 305 New Orient 4 10 0 183 322 x-cNnched division title, y-qualified for playoffs.

SATURDAY'S GAMES New York Jets at Cleveland, 12:30 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 4 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Baltimore al Washington, pm. Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.

Green Bay at New Orleans, I p.m. New York Giants at St.Louis, 1 pm San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Miami at Kansas City, 2 p.m. Chicago at Oakland, 4 p.m. Houston at San Francisco, 4 p.m.

Philadelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m. MONDAY'S GAME Atlanta at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Pet. Ml .143 .071 .714 .571 .429 .357 .643 .571 .571 .500 .357 .784 .643 .500 .500 .42 .571 .500 .500 .500 .286 .786 .500 .357 .286 NFL injury list NFC MINNESOTA (7-7) at DETROIT (7-7) on Saturday Vikings TE Joe Senser (knee) is questionable.

William Gay could again replace DE Al Baker (groin), who is doubtful as is RB Ken Caelcuft (leg). GREEN BAY (7-7) at NEW ORLEANS (4-10) Packers Tim Stokes (leg) is doubtful. Backup OB David Whitehurst (groin) is Frank Wattelet could start for doubtful Russell Gary (knee). Sam Adams (neck), LB Jim Kovach (knee) are questionable. NEW YORK GIANTS (7-7) at ST.

LOUIS (7-7) Giants LB Brad Van Pelt (groin) is questionable. DT Bill Neil ankle), RB Rob Carpenter (ankle-wrist), RB Leon Bright (concussion) are Cardinals reserve LB Doak Field (knee) Is out. CB Tim Collier (shoulder), DT Ken Times (ankle) are doubtful. Terry tieve (ankle) is questionable. PHILADELPHIA (9-5) at DALLAS (11-3) Eagles CB RoyneH Young (ankle), DE Dennis Harrison (knee), RB Hubert Oliver (ankle), LB John Bunting (knee), LB Ray PhiHips (groin), RB Billy Campheld (ankle) are question able.

QB Danny White (ribs) is probable and wit start. ATLANTA (7-7) at LOS ANGELES (S-9) on Monday Falcons LB Joel Williams (knee), RB William Andrews (hip), TE Junior MHIer (hand) are Dan Pa-storini starts at QB for Pat Haden (knee), who is out. K-P Frank Corral (shoulder), CB Pat Thomas (knee), Jackie Slater (hamstring) are questionable. Rich Saul (thigh), DT Phil Murphy (ankle), DT Greg Meisner (knee), DE Cody Jones (ribs), Dennis Harr ah (thigh), RB Mike Guman (knee), Nolan Cromwell (hand) are probable. AFC NEW YORK JETS (8-5-1) at CLEVELAND (5-9) on Saturday Jets WR Bobby Jones starts for Wet Walker (caH), who it out.

RB Freeman McNeil (foot), LB Lance MeM (concussion toe), CB Johnny Lynn (neck-thoutoar) are questionable. DT Marty Lyons (hamstring), CB Don Dykes (elbow), LB Ron Crosby (knee), FB Kevin Long (arch), Chuck Ramsey (non-kicking thigh) are Browns Autry Beamon (thigh), CB Judson Flint (ankle) are questionable. RB Mike Pruift (groin), DE Martha Harris (hand) are probable. LB Curtis Weathers (thigh) It out. BUFFALO (9-5) at NEW ENGLAND (2-12) Bills T.Ken Jones (ankle), LB Chris Keating (ankle) are questionable.

RB Roosevelt Leaks (hamstring), Joe Devlin (ankle), WR Jerry Butler (foot), are Patriots QB Steve Grogan (knee) is out. QB Matt Cavanaugh knee is questionable. TE Don Hastelbeck (knee) is doubtful. CB Paul Dombroskl (ribs), LB Bob Golic (calf), Tim Fox (hip) are probable. MIAMI (9-4-1) at DENVER (9-5) Dolphins Bob Kuechenberg (foot-neck WR Duriel Harris (knee) are questionable.

WR Nat Moore (knee) is start Whitney Paul for LB Thomas Howard (shoulder), who is out. LB Phil Cancik (knee), LB Dave Klug (calf), LB Gary Spani (shoulder) are questionable. CINCINNATI (10-4) at PITTSBURGH (8-6) Bengals QB Ken Anderson (toe) is questionable. DE Gary Bur ley starts for Eddie Edwards (knee), who is doubtful at it CB Ray Griffin QB Terry Br ad shew (hand) is out. Larry Brown (hamstring), RB Greg Hawthorne (ribs) are questionable.

LB Jack Lambert (concussion), DT John Banaszak (knee), RB Frank Pollard (knee) are probable. SEATTLE (S-9) at DENVER (9-5) Seahawkt LB Terry Beeson (abdomen), DT Robert Hardy (hip), RB Jim Jodat (hamstring) are questionable. CB Keith Simpson (ankle) is doubtful. 06 Jim Zorn (ankle) is out. DE Jacob Green (thigh) is probable.

start Mike Harden for Steve Foley (ankle), who it doubtful. RB Tony Reed (toe), WR Wade Manning (thigh) are questionable. TE RMey Odoms (shoulder), NT Don Latimer (knee), RB Rick Parros (knee) are probable. INTERCONFERENCE BALTIMORE-AFC (1-13) at WASHINGTON-NFC (64) Colts CB Kim Anderson (ankle-knee), 06 David Humm (hand-finger) are doubtful. Nesby Glasgow (groin), DE Mike Ozdowski (shoulder) are questionable.

QB Bert Jones (shoulder), CB Larry Braziel (hip) are probable. LB Pete Cronan M. Washington 70, N.C.-Wesleyan 69 Middle Tenn. St. 64, Morehead St.

59 Murray St. 65, Akron 63 N.C.-AshevlUe 87, Barber-Scotia 71 Otterbeln 69, Eckerd 66 Presbyterian 72, Methodist 68 (ot) S.C.-Spartanburg 85, Wofford 67 Tennessee Tech 62, E. Kentucky 60 Unkm 96, Alee Uoyd 76 Midwest Ashland 108, mdiana-Ft. Wayne 84 Central Mo. 76, School Of The Ozarks 65 DePauw 67, Rose-fkaman 65 (ot) May vile St.

79, Dakota Wesleyan 77 Mlllkln 69, Olivet Nazarene 68 Pittsburg 91, Bemedictlne 71 SW Baptist 51, Rockhurtt 48 Wittenberg 68, CedarvWe 61 Southwest Arkansas St. SI, Houston Bapt. 49 Arkansas 84, Wlsconsln-Parkside 59 Hardin-Simmons 80, St. Edwards 59 i Hardin-Baylor 122, SW Assembly 58 Uptala Invitational Tournament Final Up sale 57, E. Stroudsberg St.

47 Third place Cabrlni 66, St. Joseph (N.Y.) 58 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS EAST Albany St. 61, Pittsburgh St. 40 Atxight 62, Elzabethtown 47 Alfred 93, Geneseo St. 65 Amherst 84, Brandett 76 Averett 84, Greensboro Col.

72 Btoomsburg St. 69, Shlppensburg SI. 58 Bolton Cot 84, Brown 69 Bowdoln 53, Bates 51 Bradtey 58, St. Joseph's, Pa. 45 Brooklyn CoL 67, Queens 55 C.W.

Pott 88, Mercy 79 Carnegie-Melon 68, 55 Cent.Connectlcut 74, Bridgeport 58 Cheyney St. 70, Kutztown St. 56 Colgate 70, Yale 57 Concord 74, W.Va. St. 54 Concordia 81, Kings 69 Dickinson 61, Swarlhmore 55 Fairieigh Dickinson 68, Delaware Val.

54 Fordham 42, Princeton 40 Franklin Pierce 95, Roger WHBams 63 Grove City 77, Ml. Union 54 Hamilton 73, Rochester Tech 70, OT Haverford 65, Alentown 63, OT Indiana, Pa. St. Vincent 41 Jersey Oty St. 65, Giatsboro St.

61 John Jay 73, Hunter 68 Kean 62, Wm.Peterson 59 LaRoche 70, Akance 61 Monmouth 120, Medgar Evert 39 Montdair St. 100, Ramapo 61 NJ Tech 60, Yeshlva59 NY Tech 83, Pratt 58 N.Ademt St. 58, Framingham St. 56 Northeastern 66, Massachusetts 60 Pittsburgh 84, E.Michigan 78 Rutgers 74, St. John's 67 Salem 79, W.Va.

Wesleyan 65 Seton Hal 67, Manhattan 62 Slippery Rock 78, Mercyhurst 60 Southampton 62, Kings Point 59 Spring Garden 55, Eastern 52 Staten Island 90, York 75 StonehW 92, New Haven 90 Stony Brook 69, Dowtng 64 Suffolk 87, Southeastern Matt. 75 Syracuse 74, St.Bonaventure 67 Temple 54, S.Carolna 51 Tufts 78, Wesleyan 77 W.Connecticut 67, SUNY-Purchase 60 W.Virginia 84, Robert Morris 64 Westminster 88, 65 SOUTH Augusta 89, Cent. Wesleyan 69 Averett 84, Greensboro Col. 72 Chris. Newport 65, E.Memonlte 63 Eton 61, NC -Greensboro 56 Georgetown, DC.

83, St.Leo 37 Hampton Inst. 64, St. Augustine's 63 Jacksonville 83, Florida St. 80 Ky. Wesleyan 76, Transylvania 69 Louisiana St.

71, St.Petefs 55 Marquette 75, Cad Dominion 70, OT Maryland 76, Towson St. 59 Muskingum 71, Bethany, W.Va., 59 N.Caroiina St. 66, Appalachian St. 38 Radford 56, Pembroke St. 53 Randolph-Macon 62, Va.

Wesleyan 58 Richmond 83, VMI 48 StPaurt 82, FayeftevWe St. 77 S.Alabama 83, Prairie View 73 Southern Tech 66, Gardner Webb 59 Texas Southern 85, McNeete St. 76 Trenton St. 51, Stockton St. 48 Virginia 92, Duke 83 Wash.

Lee 67, Alegheny 62 W.Georgia 73, Shorter 40 W.Kentucky 96, Butler 65 MIDWEST Blackburn 97, Lincoln Christian 53 Cent.Michigan 71, Wisconsin 68 Cleveland St. 83, Tiffin 66 Dayton 82, Miami, Ohio 66 Defiance 101, Earlham 66 Denver 68, Black Hils St. 66, OT Doane 92, Betevue 74 Evansvtte 97, Winols 51 Ft.Hayt St. 84, McPherson 75 Geo.WiWamt 55, Rosary 38 Heidelberg 78, Bkiffton 66 Hope 86, Aquinas 73 Huron 65, Northern St. 64 84, Trl-State 79 Kansas St.

63, Arizona 55 Kent St. 80, Ohio Wesleyan 72 Louitvlle 73, Purdue 71 89, S.a.-Edwardtvlle 67 Mo.Southern 74, Drury 68 N.Michigan 93, Mlnn-Dututh 75 Northwestern 71, W.Wesleyan 57 Northwood, Mich. 85, Ferris St. 79, JOT Oral Roberts 84, Creighton 81 St.Joieph's, md. 96, NE Illinois 78 St.Louis 72, Detroit 61 SW Minnesota 76, Briar Off 75 SW Missouri St.

62, NE Missouri St. 60, OT Vincennet 77, CHney 67 Wayne, Neb. 82, Midland 74 Wayne St. 63, W.Michigan 61 SOUTHWEST Nebraska 64, Baylor 63 FAR WEST DePaui 69, Gonzaga 56 Idaho 68, Washington St. 48 Montana St.

69, U.S. International 48 N.Arizona 72, Fulerton St. 62 EXHIBITIONS Athletes In Action 80, Oregon 67 OTTERBEIN (69): Denen 5 2-3 12, Kest-ler 7 04 14, Johnston 2 2-2 6, Stewart 12 5-5 29, Weaver 2 04 4, Benton 0 04 0, McDonald 0 04 0, Keiser 2 04 4. Totals 30 9-10 69. ECKERD (66): Perrotte 7 3-3 17, Blake 5 u-o iu, wiwams 4 2-2 10, smith 3 2-2 8, Morrison 6 3-6 IS, Harris 3 04 6, Sanford 0 04 0.

Totals 28 10-13 66. Prep schedule TODAY'S GAMES BOYS Seminole at Countryside Dunedin at Pinellas Park Osceola at Tampa Jesuit CCC at Tarpon Springs Clearwater at Largo Sprlngstead at Crystal River Lakewood at Dixie HoWnt St. Petersburg at Boca Oega Pasco at Osceola Kistlmmee Southeast at SP Catholic North Marion at Dunneeon Thorn Howard at Keswick Christian Bradenton St. Stephens at SP Christian Hernando at Citrus Gulf at Tampa Catholic Gtbbs al Northeast GIRLS SP Catholic at Shorecrett Northskte Christian at Keswick Christian Osceola at Glbbs Tarpon Springs at ZephyrhWt Brooktvliie at Cltrut Thursday's events BOSTON CELTICS Activated guard Danny A Inge. CHICAGO BULLS Acquired guard-forward Tracy Jackson from Boston for "future cash considerations." MILWAUKEE BUCKS Signed forward Marques Johnson to an 8-year contract.

Thursday's events CLEVELAND INDIANS Acquired pitcher Scott Mumkignoff from Philadelphia to complete Nov. 17 trade for catcher Bo Diaz; acquired pitcher Rick Sutdiffe and second baseman Jack Perconte from Lot An-geles for outfielder Jorge Orta and two minor league players, catcher Jack Flmple and pitcher Larry White. HOUSTON ASTROS Obtained outfielder Jim Tracy from the Chicago Cubs (or outfielder Gary Woods; Tracy was assigned to Tucson of the Pacific Coast League and Woods to Det Moines of the American Association. NEW YORK YANKEES Announced that Gene Michael wll return at manager In 1983 and oave him 2-vear contract exten sion through the 1985 season; acquired catcher Mike Lebo from Toronto to complete the trade that tent third baseman Aurello Rodriguez to the Blue Jayt Nov. 17; tent pitcher Freddie Tolver to Cincinnati to complete last month's Ken Griffey trade; Tolver was assigned to Indianapolis of the American Association.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES Named John Upon manager and Dan Warthen pitching coach of Alexandria (Va.) of the Carolina League. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Acquired pitchers Eric Rasmus sen from Yucatan and Vicente Romo from Coatzacoalcot of the Mexican League and assigned them to Louitvlle of the American Association. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Traded center fielder Larry Herndon to Detroit for pitchers Dan Schatzeder and Mike Chris. SEATTLE MARINERS Traded third baseman-outfielder Dan Meyer to Oakland for pitcher Rich Bordi; obtained pitcher Roy Thomas from Oakland for outfielder Rutty McNoaly and pitcher Tim Haagren.

Davis Cup AT CINCINNATI TODAY'S PAIRINGS John McEnroe v. Guilermo Vilas Roscoe Tanner v. Jose Luis Clerc SATURDAY'S PAIRING McEnroe-Fleming v. Vllat-Clerc. World Cup AT PILA, ITALY, THURSDAY'S RESULTS 1.

Irene Epple, West Germany, 2:34.62. 2. Hannl Wenzel, Liechtenstein, 2:34.89. 3. Tamara McKinney, Olympic Valley, 2:35.27.

4. Maria Epple, West Germany, 2:35.59. 5. Erika Hess, Switzerland, 2:36.36. 6.

Maria-Rosa Quark), Italy, 2:36.83. 7. Elisabeth Kirchler, Austria, 2:37.68. 8. Perrine Peien, France, 2:37.69.

9. Chrlsta Kinthofer, West Germany, 2:37.93. 10. Annaflora Rey, Spain, 2:38.41. Also: 11.

Chrlstln Cooper, Sun Valley, Idaho, 2:38.50. 14. Cindy Nelson, Lutsen, 2:39.36. 23. (tie) Diana Height, Canada, and Wanda Bleler, Italy, 2:40.52.

28. Abigail Fisher, South Conway, N.H., 2:41.08. 40. Gerry Sor en-sen, Canada, 2:42.53. 41.

Karen Lancaster, Incline Visage, Nev 2:42.56. 48. Heidi Bowes, Steamboat Springs, 2:44.01. 56. Beth Madsen, 2:45.55.

58. Heidi Preutt, Lakeport, N.H., 2:46. 1 1. a 5L NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB Philadelphia 16 3 .842 Boston 16 4 New York 10 .511 6 Washington 6 12 .333 New Jersey 5 14 .263 11 Central Division Milwaukee 13 6 .684 Indiana 11 9 .550 2Vj Atlanta 8 10 .444 4 Detroit 8 12 .400 5Vi Chicago 8 12 .400 5Vi Cleveland 5 14 .263 I WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet.

GB San Antonio 14 .737 Denver 8 11 .421 6 Utah 8 12 .400 6Vi Kansas Oty 7 12 .368 7 Houston 7 14 .333 I Dales 4 16 .200 101 Pacific Division Los Angeles 16 6 .727 Golden State 12 7 .632 2Vi xPortland 12 7 .632 2Vi xPhoenix 11 7 .611 3 Seattle 11 -579 3Vi San Diego 6 12 .333 I Late results not included WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Boston 109, New Jersey 100 Philadelphia 137, Denver 109 Indiana 113, Utah 77 Cleveland 112, Atlanta 108, OT Milwaukee 89, Houston 3 San Antonio 110, Seattle 99 Kansas Oty 113, Dalat 109, OT Golden State 134, Phoenix 127, 2 OT THURSDAY'S RESULTS New York 106, Detroit 101 Portland at Phoenix, night TODAY'S GAMES Atlanta vt. Boston at Hartford, 7:30 p.m. Denver at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7:35 pm Houston at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. San Antonio at Dalat, 8:35 pm Indiana at Milwaukee, 9 p.m.

Kansas Oty at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Portland at Lot Angeles, 10:30 pm Washington at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. Thursday's sum NEW YORK (106) Lucas 2 2-2 6. Russell 4 12-12 20. Cartwright 8 3-6 19.

Richardson 10 3-5 24. Smith 8 2-2 18. Webster 1 04 2. Carter 1 04 2. Wlliamt 6 1-1 13.

Newln 1 04 2. Copeland 0 04 0. Totals 41 23-28 106. DETROIT (101) Hubbard 6 3-6 15. Tripucka 12 12-19 36.

Benson 6 04 12. Lee 1 04 2. Johnson 6 3-4 15. Mokeskl 0 04 0. Judklns 3 04 6.

Jones 1 04 2. Tyler 4 3-4 11. Hardy 1 04 2. Totals 40 21-33 101. New York Detroit 38 24 16 12 16106 22 25 25 18 11101 Three-point goals Richardson.

Fouled out Lucas, Mokeskl. Total fouls New York 28, Detroit 29. Technicals Lee, Newlln. A 5,084. Late Wednesday's sums DALL AS 109) LaGarde 34-910, Aguirre 7 5-4 19, Nimphlus 1 04 2, Davis 7 2-4 17, Turner 0 2-2 2, Uoyd 3 04 6, Vincent 7 2-2 16, Spanar- ket 1 3-5 5, Blackman 10 3-4 23, Brlstow 4 1-19.

Totals 43 22-33 109. KANSAS CITY (113) King 2 1-2 5, Robin-ton 10 5-6 25, S.Johnson 4 2-5 10, Ford 6 64 18, Woodson 9 4-4 23, Douglas 1 04 2, E.Johnson 2 1-2 6, GrunteM 5 2-3 IX Drew 2 0-0 4. Loder 3 2-2 1. Totals 44 24-32 113. 27 29 22 24 7109 KansatCltv 32 16 32 22 11113 Three-point goals Woodson, Davit.

Fouled out Lloyd, Vincent, King. Total fouls Dalat 33, Kansas Oty 32. A 6,564. PHOENIX (127) Robinson 7 2-4 16, Scott 4 3-3 11, Adams 12 4-5 28, Johnson 7 54 19, Macy 9 2-2 22. Keley 2 5-7 9, Nance 0 04 0, Cook 3 2-3 8, Bradley 3 1-2 8, Kramer 3 04 6, Dykema 0 04 0, McCutough 0 04 0.

Totals 50 24-32 127. GOLDEN STATE (134) King 14 17-21 45, Williams 51-211, Carrol 4 5-513, Free 8 44 21, Gale 2 04 4, Smith 3 1-2 7, Brown 3 2-3 8, Short 8 3-4 19, Hassett 1 04 2, Romar 2 04 4. Totals 50 33-45 134. Phoenix 26 29 30 28 11 3127 Golden State 25 25 30 33 11 10134 Three point goals Macy 2, Bradley, Free. Fouled out Keley, Carrol, Smith, Robinson Brown, Johnson, Cook.

Total fouls Phoenix 40, Golden State 33. Technicals None. A 8,785. College THURSDAY'S RESULTS East American mf I 70, Qulnnipiac 76 Bentley 115, Lowe 90 CCNY 76, Pace 72 Clarion 74, Point Park 69 Com. College 62, Coast Guard 61 (2ot) Drew 71, Delaware Valley 63 Edlnboro 60, Penn 58 FIT 74, Klngsborough 50 Gettysburg 60, Juniata 53 Hobart 75, Eisenhower 66 Hofstra 73, Fairieigh Dickinson 67 Howard 67, Eastern Illinois 65 Lafayette 60, Moravian 50 New Hampshire 78, Utica 53 New Hamp.

Col. 112, W. New Enoland 78 Phila. Textile 66, Susquehanna 58 Springfield 56, St. Ansekn 49 Trinity 82, Western Conn.

51 WPI 99, Thomas 81 Wash. Jeff. 79, Geneva 69 South Campbelsvile 85, Berea 77 Johns Hopkins 75, Lebanon Valley 73 Liberty Baptist 64, Augusta 62 Longwood 94, Lincoln 77 NASL AMERICAN CONFERENCE Central Division Pet. GB Tampa Bay I 0 1.000 Chicago 1 .500 Vb Tulsa 0 1 .000 1 Eastern Division Cosmos 1 0 1.000 Toronto 1 0 1.000 JacktonvWe 0 1 .000 1 Montreal 0 1 .000 1 PACIFIC CONFERENCE Western Division xSanJose 1 1 .500 xPortland 0 1 .000 Vi San Diego 0 1 .000 Vi Northwest Division Edmonton 2 0 1.000 Vancouver 1 0 1.000 vi Seattle 1 2 .333 IV Late results not included WEDNESDAY'S RESULT Edmonton 12, San Jose 5 THURSDAY'S RESULTS San Jose at Portland, night TODAY'S GAMES Toronto at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Cosmos at Jacksonville, 8 p.m.

Tulsa at Tampa Bay, 8 m. Edmonton at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. San Diego at Vancouver, 10 30 p.m. Rowdies-Roughnecks Tampa Bay Rowdies 1 Winston DuBote 2 Peter Gruber 3 John Gorman 4 Refik Kozic 6 Mike Cornel 7 Zequinha 8 Wes McLeod 9 Luis Fernando Gkp. Def.

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Fwd. MISL Eastern Division Pet. GB New York 4 1 .800 Baltimore 3 1 .750 Vi Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 Cleveland 3 2 .600 1 Buffalo 2 2 .500 IVi New Jersey 1 4 .200 3 Philadelphia 1 4 .200 3 Western Division St.Louis 5 0 1.000 Denver 4 2 .667 IVi Memphis 4 4 .500 2Vi Kansas City 2 3 .400 3 Wichita 1 4 .200 4 Phoenix 0 4 .000 4Vi Late results not included WEDNESDAY'S RESULT Baltimore 5, New Jersey 4, OT THURSDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 6 TODAY'S GAMES Baltimore at Buffalo Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Kansas City New Jersey at Memphis Denver at Phoenix NHL WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division CP OA Ptl Philadelphia 17 10 1 109 105 35 NY Islanders 15 8 4 113 97 34 Pittsburgh 13 11 4 103 103 30 NY Rangers 10 15 3 93 115 23 Washington 17 1 101 113 18 Aoamt Division Buffalo 15 6 7 109 84 37 Boston 16 4 8 4 111 88 36 Quebec IS 12 4 141 134 34 Montreal 12 7 I 129 81 32 Hartford 7 12 8 92 107 22 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Nerrlt Division Minnesota 12 7 9 121 93 33 Chicago 11 8 I 127 115 30 Winnipeg 11 12 109 127 27 St.Louis 11 15 4 105 126 26 Detroit 9 15 5 108 127 23 Toronto 7 13 7 117 122 21 Smythe Division Edmonton 18 7 6 175 116 42 Vancouver 13 11 109 98 31 Calgary 9 14 6 111 144 24 Lot Angeles 10 16 1 111 136 21 Colorado 4 19 5 69 142 13 Late results not included WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Boston 4, New York Rangers 3 Hartford 5, St.Louis 1 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1 Winnipeg 3, Toronto 3, tie Buffalo 7, Colorado I Montreal 6, Minnesota 6, tie Chicago 7, Washington 3 Edmonton 5, Lot Angetet 5, tie Vancouver 4, New York Islanders 3 THURSDAY'S RESULTS St.Loult 3, Boston 2 Detroit 4, Minnesota 1 TODAY'S GAMES Toronto at Washington, 8:05 p.m. at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. Thursday's sums Minnesota Detroit 8 8 1-1 2 1 V-4 First period 1, Detroit, D.

Smith 4 (J. Barrett, Larson), 4:50. 2, Detroit, Bla-Isdelt I (Klrton, Woods), 12:59. Penalties G. Smith, Det, Friest, Mln, minor -makx, Gare, Det, malor, Carlton, Min, Murdoch, Det, Schoentetd.

Det, 18:23. Second period 3, Detroit, McKechnle, 6 (G. Smith), 6:33. Penaltlet Frlett, Mln, Hartsburg, Min, Giles, Min, Larson, Det, 13:14. Third period 4, Minnesota, Crlstoff 9 (Hartsburg, Palmer), 3:44.

5, Detroit, G. Smith 3 (Woods, Huber), 6:08. Penalty Murdoch, Det, 243. Shots on goal Minnesota 4-6-616. Detroit 13-14-634.

Goalies Minnesota, Beaupre. Detroit, Sauve. A 13,742. St. Leult Boston 0 1 23 2 0 0-2 First period 1, Bot, Bourque 5 (McNab), 14:17.

2. Bos, Pederson 14 (Bourque, Park), 19:19. Penalties McCrimmon, Bot. Jonathan, Bot. Cashman, Bot, Lapolnte, StL, 18:41.

Second period 3. StL, Sutter, IS (Federko, Babych), 15:30. Penalties Lapolnte, StL, Jonathan, Bot, major, Nil, StL, malor, O'Reilly, Bot, malor, Pavese, StL, maor, Cashman, Bos, Dunlop, StL, 19:44. Third period 4. StL, Patey, 9 (Pettertton, Brownschidte), 4:14.

5. StL, Federko, 12 (Babych, Browntchfdle) 19:28. Penafflet Hart, StL, 15:57. Shots on goal St. Louis 10-9-11-30.

Boston 8-12-10-30. Goalies St. Louis, Liut. Boston, Va-chon. A 10,020.

Late Wednesday's sums Boston 2 0 24 1 1 1-3 N. Y. Rangers First Period 1, New York, Ruotsalalnen 7 (Duguay, Younghans), 1:00. 2, Boston, Middle-ton 18 (Bourque, McCrimmon), 11:51. 3, Boston, Pederson 13 (Park, Bourque), 13:52.

Penaltlet CReWy, Bos, Johnstone, NY, MHbury, Bos, 10:01, Rogers, NY, Beck, NY, Folk), NY, major, McCrimmon, Bos, game misconduct, Baron, Bos, major, served by Jonathan, Hospodar, NY, misconduct, Gllllt, NY, 17:21. Second Period 4, New York, Pavellch 9 (Duguay, Younghant), 12:54. Penalties Laiotaw, NY, Kasper, Bos, Baron, Bos, served by LeveWe, Duguay, NY, 19:34, Baron, by Mid-rjteton, 19:34. Third Period 5, Boston, Bourque 4 (Levell- le, Park), 5:32. 6, New York, Duguay 15, (Pavellch, Laldlaw), 9:29.

7, Boston, Cashman 8 (Kasper, CTConnel), 19:24. Penalties None. Shots on goal Boston 12-11-1336. New York 7-5-719. Goalies Boston, Baron.

New York, Weeks. A 17,419. NY Islanders 0 3 0-3 1 1 2-4 Vancouver First Period 1, Vancouver, Smyl 10 (Un- dgren), 1:57. Penalty Rota, Van, 17:29. second Period New York, Trottier io (Gilies, Bossy), 2:19.

3, New York, Merrick 9 (Ny Strom, ToneM), 5:03. 4, Vancouver, Bo- Idlrev 17 (Molln, Campbell), 11:19. 5, New York, Bourne 14 (Sutter, Jontton), 15:56. Penalties Llndgren, Van, Jonsson, NY, 16.42. Third Period 6, Vancouver, Boidlrev 18 (Molln, Rota), 2:19.

7, Vancouver, Brasar 5 (Fraser), 8:05. Penalties Nystrom, NY, Williams, Van, 8:44. Shots on goal New York 8-17433. Vancouver 12-7-928. Goalies New York, Smith.

Vancouver, Brodeur. A 12,877. Edmonton 1 2 2 5 3 1 1-5 Lot Angeles First Period-il, Lot Angeles, Bozek 13 (Taylor, BonarL 1:08, 2, Los Angeles, Taylor 17 (Dionne, Bozek), 3:18. 3, Lot Angeles, Bozek, 14 (Boner, Murphy) 11:34. 4, Edmonton, Hughes 12 Welr.Calllghen) 15:17.

Penaltlet Coffey, Edm, Johanten, LA, major-minor, Berry, Edm, major -minor, 10:25, Korab, LA, Forbet, Edm, 15:36. Second Period 5, Edmonton, Lumley 13 (Coffey) 6:17, 6, Edmonton, Gretzky 32 (Lowe, Coffey), 8:06. 7, Lot Angeles, Bozek 15 (Taylor), 16:18. Penaltlet Hicks, Edm, Hopkins, LA, Kelly, LA, Turnbul, LA, Messier, Edm, 15:09. it 3y i we i A i1" 1 Port tiehatU i Jk.

tf ttUrAurftfl If 1 ride gulf area lege Suncoast race schedule SATURDAY, DEC. 12 RUN FOR SANTA Taylor Park, Largo. 5,000 meters. Race start, 8 am Registration, 7 a m. No entry fee but donations are requested at race, sponsored by West Florida 'Y' Runners Club and McDonalds, benefits the Ronald McDonald House.

For Information, cal 586-2177. SUNDAY, DEC. 13 DENNIS C. ALLEN MEMORIAL Marathon (26.2 miles), race and one-mile family run. Races from J.C Handly Park, 3100 S.

Kings Brandon (entrance between Kingswood Elementary School and Hillsborough Community College Learning; Center). Race starts, 7:30 a.m. (marathon), 7:45 a.m. (family run) and 8:10 am. (10,000 meters).

Limited to first 200 entries. Course an out-and-back route over scenic paved suburban and country roadt, mostly flat. Fkr information, write Brandon Running Association, P.O. Box 1564, Brandon, FL 33511. Marine weather Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs out 50 miles: -Smal craft should exercise caution.

Winds northerly 15 to 20 knots tonight and around 15 knots tonight and around 15 knots Friday night. Seas four to six feet decreatind to two' to three feet near shore and three to five and. -three to five offshore by Friday. Fair. Anglers getting cold shoulder By JOE HARTMAN i I IrJ Sirii.irr it Tf tkf- 1J A 1 biiab LUJU 11U11L UCVCJUJJB will be cold nnri nprhnna rniio-h Today: Sun rises at 7:11 a.m., sett at 5:36 pm AAoon rites et 5:56 pm, sett at 7: 19 am St.

Petereburg Municipal Pier high tide It at 12:19 pm Low tides are at 1:22 am Saturday: Sun rises at 7:12 am, sets at 5:3 pm Moon rises at 6:57 pm, sets at 8:27 am St. Petereburg Municipal Pier high tide It at 12:58 am Low tide it et :11a.m. ff: -iw to Gulf of Mexico fishing; grounds for potluck catches. The you'll do all right. It's true, bass, crappie and panfish action was hurt but reports indicate the damage was not severe.

Following is a look at how we found fishing Thursday: 1. Lake Rousseau: Diehard fishing the holes and freeHning under the hyancith are finding some smal bass. Backwaters: Fish are here but some warm weather Is needed before they wil move out of the deep holes. 2. Dunnellon: Slow except for the east end of the backwaters, where bass are going after shiners.

State Road 200 Bridge: Wind, cold and a weed pileup that's blocked the channel to me Rainbow flats has killed fishing at this point of the Wlthlacoochee. 4. Hernando Lake: Just so-so. Bass are awfuty smal, crappie have taken to the deep holes and bream are scarce. 5.

Inverness: Bass action in Lakes Henderson and Spivy Is slow, however, crappie can be had in the deep water sections near Gospel Island Bridge. a. Floral City: A good passing spot if you Pg the posthotes. I. Lake Panasoffkee: Good bass action.

Panflshing rates fair but the crappie are scattered and hard to roundup. I. Big Pier 60: Closed until the weather Improves. Courtney Campbell Parkway: Look for trout here but only If the weather has improved. 10.

Big Indian Recks Pier Nothing guaranteed but whiting. They are plentiful and like the dirty water. 11. Redington Long Pier: A whiting and black drum weekend unless the weather does a flip-flop In a hurry. 12.

Porter Pier: Rough, dirty water must settle before decent fishing resumes. 13. Tierra Verdr. Trout and reds should be biting for cotd-weather anglers. 14.

Lower Tampa Bay. Trout are fused up and ready to go. 15. Snell Isle-Shore Acres: Coffee Pot and Smacks Bayou are good possibilities for trout and reds. 1.

Gandy Bridge: Wind and cold shouldn't affect good trout and red fishing In Masters Bayou. 17. Johns Pass: Not much expected from here except a few redfish. The pass is a rough, dirty mass of water that needs some cleaning out. 18.

Lake Seminole: Needs at least a three-day war mop before fish and fishermen can expect to get together. 19. Anna Maria Island: No reports available. Rod Reel Pier employees are taking their annual Christmas vacation. 20.

Bradenton-Palmetto: Trout action is good in Palma Sola Bay. Elsewhere, fishing is rated slow. 21. Sarasota: Buttonwood Harbor is ful of specks. Reds also are hitting in some areas sheltered from the weather by boat docks.

22. Pinellas Point to The Pier: You have three choices for specks. The flats east of the Skyway, Coquina Key and Bahama Shores. 23. Dunedim tf the trout don't come back to Hurricane Pass, try for reds In the Florida Power Co.

hot water runoff channel at Tarpon Springs. and BIG JOHN ARNDT St. Petereburg Timet Fiahing Writer! As of Thursday, the fishing outlook for weekend saltwater anglers wasn't too good. What's needed to improve action is a few warm, sunny and windless days. But a look into the future reveals this may not be in the cards until sometime next week, if then.

"Although the days will be sunny and bright, there is no warming trend in sight," a spokesman at the Weather Service office in Ruskin intoned. "There is still another cold front to deal with Saturday or Sunday before we can start talking about a warmup," he warned. "This one won't cause temperatures to drop much lower than they are now. However, it will serve as a reenforce-ment to hold the cold in for a longer period of time." That isn't the kind of news we like to hear but it doesn't mean the "no fishing" sign is out If you can take the cold in stride by dressing properly, the possibility of getting some fish is still very real, especially if the wind doesn't blow your socks off. If you do your fishing freshwater-style, chances are even better has already been treated to some rough weather and Thursday: there were signs that a disturbed was in the formative stages.

I I St. The Make Periods, the best timet to fish, are shown In boldface type. These begin at the timet shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours mereefter. The Minor Periods, Usuaty at good and shown in regular type, are of somewhat shorter duration. Miner Ma jar Miner Malar We gave finding one the old try but came up with nothing 610 none I AJM.

4:50 118 5:50 11:55 6:50 12:40 7:55 1:45 Today, Dec 11 Saturday, Dec 12 Sunday, Dec 13 Monday, Dec 14 .4 could honestly recommend. 7:35 1:20 I TfeT. However, there are several poten IkaieetM ii tials that include Hurricane Pass oil JJunedin and the hot water off channel at Florida Power i Tarpon Springs plant at.