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2B the Journal Times.Tuesday, December 13, 1988 RacineWis air through dm. 11 tnd leal week rank. I Jen Dwyer, of, on one year contract; traded Mark Portugal, p. to Houston lor Todd McCur. acquired Watty Beok-tnan, 2b.

tnd Ma akenuego, from St Lout) It II 4 24 93 961 Toronto 11 17 2 24 98 126 MMnaeot 9 15 23 90 109 1 Crxoage 7 19 4 18 121 149 AJ Tmeaan1069 Klepel 08 JO. 10 treeetyle 4 MicrktkMrekl 102 62 100 tutterlly MtoheBwekl 1:12 01. 4. Troeeen 1:1264. entort 900 bieeelelroti 1.

Paul OcrxTvot 8:63 74, Calgary 2f 6 6 47 IM Racine Medical Canto la-0. 164, 164. Bourbon Batrtt Hemmea 18-7, 164. 164. Hearts Pi After 18 0 Dent 9 9 8 Heart 13 6 Stauert 7 II Cape 11 7 Swmgert 8 13 Ave Opt tt Hammet I it Cape Reeky Ractnt Dental 418, 18-14, 16-9.

Pom! After Hammet 16-3. 16-3, 16-2; Avenue Optical Swing, trt 164. 16-10. 13-15 Sacred Heart teutrabol Masonry 16-0. 14-18.

184. sidls Baseball Amvfksan Laasua MINNESOTA TWINB-JUndy Buah, OUhedf, aocepred aalary arbitration offer. Stoned Roy fenttn and Oary Wayne. pHchara, to on year oonlracia. Lot AngetM Mi 1U 1 41 IN 120 CdtTKMiion 17 11 37 148 126 WinntfMO 12 10 6 29 118 116 Vtmouvef 18 16 29 109 106 Monitay PMufta Mpntraal 3, Boston 1 Loa Angfttan 5.

Naw York Rangafi Calgary 4, Toronto 4, ta TotJay 'a pamaa Waahtngton at cWmk, 6 36 pm, MtnnMoia al Datrott, 6 38 pm 61 Louta al Nw Jray. 6 46 m. Wadnaaday'a gamaa Naw York teiandaf Naw York nangara, 6 36 m. Loa ArtgatM al PMlaburgh, 6 38 Edmonton al Toronto, 6 36 p.m. Hantord al Chicago, 7 35 m.

Buffalo al Winnipeg. 7 36 m. Local LflB 1 Duke (49) 84 1288 1 2 Michigan (9) t-0 1237 I 3 SyracueeO) 1103 4 lowa(1) 64 1020 6 8 Gaorgtwn(6) 44 1012 4 6 IHinoia 64 968 7 7 Oklahoma 6-1 9H3 8. 8 Carolina a -1 910 8 9 Anion 3-1 761 10 10 Miuouil 7-2 649 11 11 Oergja Tech 4 4 621 12 12 Florida Stalt 44 6B7 -13 13 UNLV 2-2 631 14 Ohio Stale 4-1 498 14 16 Louieville 4-2 394 16 16 Tennessee 44 394 18 17 SetonHall 74 244 18 State 2-1 128 19 19 Notre Dame 44 96 20 UCLA 44 83 Others receiving volet: Connecticut 79; North Carolina Charlotte 33: Kanaae 24; Wichita State 24; Loyola Marymount 23, Georgia 21; Texas-El Paso 20, Stanlord 19, Villanova 17; South Carolina 12; Arkanaaa-Litlle Rock 10. BaH Slate 10; Southern Meth-odie! Louisiana Tech 8: Oregon Slale Purdue 7: Memphis State 4.

St John's West Viiginia La Sane 3. New Mexico 3: Houston 81 Mary's, Calif Holy Cross Louisiana Stalt Southern tainoit Texas 1. Football PHOENIX CARDINALB Signed Mark MacDonaM. guard. Hockey Diamonds I OeoH 18 2 Weet Pub 7 11 Hot 13 Mane PI 7 11 Knappt 13 6 Yardamt 13 Gallery a 10 Geo I I 16 Georgt't II Oakery 164, 164.

164, Man Place Yardamt 16-4. 4-16. 16-2; Holehote Western Pub. 164. 18-14.

8-15, Knapp George 1 164, 16-10, 1613 Diamonds II Enck AT 12 3 Tele a Covet 9 a George a 3 Swmgert 8 4 Buchyetl 8 9 Or Dicks 8 9 NAF PI 1 14 Swinger's Burchyette 19-16, 16-9, 16-12: Dr. Dick Nat Face 164, 164. 164; Ertckaon Auto Trim d. Rt-cme Teiecable 164. 164.

16-4; Georgt't Covttee 164. 10-16, 16-7 mmm i Local 0-2 4. BundvoM 1-a 1-1 Sneaky 1-3 125 Totals 3Wrl 24464. UTAH (not Mwone 618 17-21 S3, Ortiz 14 44 8, Eaton 23 3-4 7, Stockton 8-10 0-9 10, Onffah 8-14 3-4 18. Bailey 8-17 1-1 17, Ltckner 34 14 7, Lea 2-2 0-2 4, Brawn 3-7 04 4, Kofoad 24 04 4.

Totals 4043 29-46 110 Miami 28 21 It 30 94 Utah 37 27 38 21-110 3-Pomt goal Outrun Fouled out None. Rebounde Miami 86 (Long, Curnrnlnge 9), Utah 62 (Malone, Eaton 12) Aastete Miami IB (Sparrow, Gray 3). Utah 29 (Stockton 14) Total foule Miami 30. Utah 23 Technical Malone A 12,444. Heat losing streak A game-by -game account of the Miami Heat'a 17-game toeing atreak, the longest toeing atreak at the Man of Beaton league history: Nov 6 Lot Angeles Clippers 111.

Miami 91-a Nov 6 Danes 92. Miami 88 Nov 9 San Antonio 1 1 7, Miami 93 Nov 11 Houston 121. Miami 100- Nov 16 Boston 84. Miami 65-rt Nov 17 Houston 113, Miami 107 Nov 18 Golden Slale 123. Miami 117, OT-b Nov 23 Lot Angeles Lakers 138, Miami 91-a Nov 28 Milwaukee 103, Miami 93 Nov 27 Cleveland 109, Miami 80 Nov 29 Charlotte 99, Miami 84 Nov 30 San Antomo 106.

Miami 101-x Dec 2 Portland 106. Miami 101-x Dec 7 Sacramento 98, Miarm 94- Dec 9 Denver 121. Miami 1 10- Dec 10 -Chicago 111. Miami 88 Dec 12 Utah 1 10. Miami 94 x-nome game NBA Worst Starts A tret of tha kmgeti losing streaks to start the season NBA hatory (x-cur-rent): 17 x-Miarm Heal.

Nov to Dec. 12. 1988 16 Denver Nuggets. Oct. 29 to Nov 26.

149 IS Cleveland Cavakefs Oct 14 to Dec 10, 1970 15 Philadelphia Triers, Oct. 10 to Nov 10. 1972 11 New Orteaos Jazz, Oct. 17 to Nov 6. 1974 NEW JERSEY DevlLS-Acqulred Tommy Albalin, defenaaman, from the CHieoecNrjrrJiqutttrKflJturtorjrtaider.

Hone NEW YORK RANGERS Traded Igor Lib, right wing: Todd Enk, center, and Michael Boyoa, defenaaman, to th Loa Angetea Kings lor Dean Kennedy and OarHt Larccoue rjefenaemtn. Associated Press Chuck Muncle, a former NFL running back whose star was tarnished by drug involvement, pleaded guilty Monday to a federal charge of cocaine distribution as part of a plea bargain. Muncie, 35, entered the plea during a brief hearing before U.S. District Judge J. Lawrence Irving, who scheduled a Feb.

13 sentencing for the former San Diego Chargers and New Orleans Saints player. NFL AIM IUCAN CONflMENCf iM Buffalo 12 3 0 800 316 NO Nm England 9 0 OOO 240 203 Indianatjoiie 7 0 633 337 301 NYJ.lt 7 7 1 600 345 333 Miami a f) 0 400 MS 340 Central y-Clnclnnaii 11 4 0 733 421 Sit y-Houslon 10 6 0 867 401 337 Cleveland 0 8 0 800 278 MS PiMburan 4 11 0 207 298 307 Wnl Seattle 7 0 833 298 292 A Ratden 7 8 0 487 288 326 Denver 7 8 0 487 308 342 SenDieoo 8 10 0 333 207 319 KenttaCity 4 10 1 300 241 298 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Cart Giants 10 5 0 887 339 277 PtMaMphia I 6 0 800 368 312 Waahinglon 7 8 0 467 326 387 Phoenrs 0 .487 327 372 DailM 3 12 0 200 266 361 Central n-CfUcerjo 12 3 0 8O0 269 187 Minnesota 10 6 0 687 378 208 Tampa Bay 4 11 0 287 240 340 Dalroil 4 11 0 267 210 292 Green Bay 3 12 0 200 214 296 Weet San Fran 10 6 0 887 353 256 I A Rama 9 8 0 800 369 277 NewOneana 9 6 0 800 302 274 Atlanta 6 10 0 333 235 306 s-cknehed drvtaton late y-cttrtched playoH berth etonday'e reeuN Miami 36. Cleveland 31 Seturday'a garnet Washington at Cincinnati, 1 1 30 a m. New England al Denver. 3 pm.

Sunday a game Atlanta al New Orieana. noon Buffalo al IndianapoliB, noon Oetrorl at Tampa Bay, noon Houston at Cleveland, noon Miami al Pittsburgh, noon New York Giants al New York Jets, noon Pfiiladetprii at Dallas, noon Seanie at Lot Angeles Raiders, 3 pm. Kansas City at San Diego, 3 pm. Green Bay at Phoenix. 3pm Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco.

7pm Monday. Dec It Chicago at Minnesota, 8 m. END REGULAR SEASON College Men's leaders 736-Tlm Llpke. Douglas Holy Name Mator 714-Andy Drtitwaki, Grove Clastic League 709 Booby Bemtf. Lime Jtv't Sunday Morning Tavern ess BUI Heinxel.

Kueater't School-mattere 880 Jim Nicholson. J. I Caat 680-Slave Neioaur, Little Jar's Oat-tic 677-Doug, Lock. ISE Plut 674 Gary Pinnow. Douglat Hoty Namt Mator 670 Ken Jacooa.

Kueater't School. mestsrt 886-Tony Otwatluj. Lrrrkt Jtr'l Cltt-ttc 659 Kirk Rung, Qrovt Classic TEXAS AM Announced the resignation of Jackie SherrDI. head tootbaa coach and athletic director Named John David Crow athletic director and Slocum head football coach. unaer me pica SEA SWAT ABC Open the New York Mete lor Jett Bumgemer, p.

Stev Oaaear, p. tnd Toby Nrvenl, NEW VORK-Sant Clay Parker, t. Outright to Columbut of the mtematwn-tt Leegut; agreed to lerma wth Andy Hawkma, p. on Ihraeyar contract. Bent Hal Momt.

of, outright to Cokim-bua of th International League; traded Bobby Metchtm, 10 Texat tor Bob Brower, of SEATTLE Agreed to terms with Jeffrey Leonard of. and Tom Niedtntuer, p. on two-year oontracta. TEXAS Aoqurad JuW Franco. 2b.

from Cleveland tor Pelt O'Brien, lb. Oddlb McDowe. of, and Jerry Brown, 2b; acquired Booby Meaoham, Inf. trom tha New York Yankee lor Bob Brower, of; agreed 10 term watt Edwin Corree. and Kevin Remw.

01, on one year oontracta; aigned John Orobona. 0, to minor tagu contract, and assigned fern to Oklahoma Cay of th American Association, agreed to lerma with Nolan Ryan, on one-year contract, acquired Ralaet Paknet. ro. of; Jamie Moyer. p.

and Drew Hat, p. from th Chicago Cuba lor Curler Wateraon, ml. Much Wamt. Paul Ktgue, Slave Witeon, LiM Serf Ml, tt. end Pablo Oetgado.

of Netionat League CHICAQO-Tradad Ralaet Ptknti. to, of; Jamie Moyer and Drew Hat, to Tout tor Curlis Wtktraon. mf; Mkch WWiarnt, p. Paul Kikjut, p. Sieve Wilton, p.

Lull Benrtez, aa. and Pablo Det-gado. of. agreed 10 term with Soot) Stndereon, p. on one-year contract.

CINCINNATI Signed Rick Mahler. p. to a two-year contract; ttwgned Candy Sierra p. outright, to Naahvrli of lb American Association agreed to terms wkh Dave Cotana. lb, on ona-ytar contract HOUSTON-Acquirad Mark Portugal, from Mmneaote tor Todd McCkjr, p.

LOS Af4QELES Traded Brian Million tnd Ken Howell, and Jay Bet, erf. to Baltimore for Eddie Murray, lb; signed Mtno Soto. p. to Clan AAA contract MONTREAL Acquired Doug Kkne. from Baltimore to complete trad tor Mike Smith, acquired Spate Owen, tt.

and Dan Gtkeier. from Boaton tor John Dopaon. tnd Luis Rivera, ml, acquired Kevin Groat, trom Philadelphia for Ptyod Youmana. p. avid Jeff Parrett.

acoutrtd Mat Aldrai. outfielder, from San Francisco tor Tracy Jones outlietaer. NEW YORK-Treded Walty Back-man. 2b, tnd Mlkt Santiago, to Minnesota for Jett Bumgemer, Steve Gatter. and Toby Nrvena, p.

PHILADELPHIA Traded Kevin Groat, 10 Montreal tor Floyd You-mans tnd Jett Parrett, agreed to lerma with Gteg Harrtt, p. and Mtk Schmidt. 3b, on one-year contracts, traded PhU Bradley, of. from Phaadel--phia to Baltimore for Ken Howet, p. tnd Gordon DtHtrd, PITTSBURGH Traded Randy MNa gan, lb, 10 Btltimort tot Pelt Btohm, SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Signed Lary Soraneen, p.

10 a Crass AAA contract; traded Mike Aldrelt, of, to Mont-rttl for Tracy Jones, of. SAN DlEQO-Signed Garry Tempkt-ton tt, to a one-year contract; agreed to terms with Bruce Hurst, p. on a contract East Dartmouth 66, Hartford 64 Fordham 63, Army 67 Maim 63, East Slroudsburg 68 Md -Baltimort County 65. Franklin Pierce 59 Siena 1 12. Fameigh Dickinson 89 South Alabama 94, Augusta 78 Appalachian St 66.

Georgia St 84 Boslon College 74 Md -E Short 60 Davidson 90, Ersklne 63 Fayetteville St 89. Howard 87 Georgia Southern 80. E. Kentucky 69 Midwest Evintvtlle 94, Indiana Si. 76 Iowa 86, Jackson Si 71 Kansaa 109.

Arizona 59 Michigan 80. Michigan 57 Toledo 67, Tiffin 58 bargain worked out between defense attorney Cindy Aaron and Assistant U.S. Attorney Pat Swan, three of the four drug counts against Muncie will be dismissed at sentencing. The government also agreed to recommend a straight probationary sentence with no prison time for Muncie, Aaron said. Before accepting Southwest Winter meeting transactions American League BALTIMORE Traded EdrM Murray, lb, 10 Lot Angeles for Brian Hot-ton, Ken Howell, and Juan Bed, ml, waived Jett Stone, of, traded Pm Btohm.

p. 10 Pittsburgh for Randy MMk-gan. 1b. Traded Doug Kkne, p. to Montreal to complete deal for Mtk Smith, Acquired Phrl Bradley, of, Irom Philadelphia tor Ken Howell, p.

tnd Gordon Xlmd p. BOSTON RED SOX-Tradad Sptt Owen. tt. tnd Dtn Oakeler. 10 Montreal tor John Dopaon.

tnd Luis Rw-trt, inf. CALIFORNIA Acquired BUI Schroeder, c. from Mrtwtukt tor Out PolirJor. mf. CLEVELAND Signed Bud Bieck, p.

to one-year contract; Itaded Julio Franco, 2b, 10 Texas lor Pete O'Brien, lb, Oddioe McDowell, of, and Jerry Browne, 2b; aigned Jease Orosco. to a two-year contract plut an option year DETROIT Agreed to terms wrth Al Pedrique, mi, on one-year contract; signed Ted Powr, p. 10 1 minor-ieagu contract; agreed to terms on a one-year contract with Dave Bergman, Ib-ot. KANSAS CITY Signed Bt Buck-nr, ib-dh, to one-year contract; sent Mike Loggint. of.

outright to Omaha of the American Attocittion. MILWAUKEE Traded Bill Schroeder, 10 California for Qua Pokdor. kit; signed Oden Jones, pitcher. 10 1 Claw AAAoontract. MINNESOTA Agreed tt) lerm with Chuck Muncle faces drug charge Dolphins 38, Browns 31 Cleveland 0 10 7 14 -31 Miami 0 17 7 14 -36 Second quarter Mia Clayton 11 pasa from Marino (Reveiz kick), 2 48 Cle Byner 39 pass from Kosar IBahr kick).

4:52. Cle-FG Bahr 33, 7 4S Mia Jensen 2 pass from Marino (Reveiz kick), 13:49 Mta-FG Heviez 35. 15 00 Third quarter Mia Hampion 2 past from Marino (Reveiz kick). 4:15. Cle-Kosar 2 run (Bahr kick).

11:17. Fourth quarter Mia Clayton 9 past from Mtrino (Reveiz kick). 2:24 Cle Langhorne 3 past from Strock (Bahr kick). 8 33. Cle Langhorne 2 past from Strock (Bahr kick).

14 01 Mia Hampton 1 run (Reveiz kick). 1426 Cle Mia First downs 22 34 Bushes-yds 19-87 27 93 Passing 266 404 Return yds 40 14 Comp-Alt-Int 28-41-0 30-50-3 Sacked-yds tost 1-6 0-0 Punts 2-39 0-0 Fumbles-tost 4-3 2-1 Penalties-yds 5-25 2-16 Timeolposs 2949 30 11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO-Cleveland. Byner 13-58. Baker 319. Fonenot 1-5, Manoa 1-3, Koasr 1-2 Miami.

Davenport 13-42, Hampton 12-41, Jensen 1-6. Slardlord 1-4 PASSING-Clevetand. Kosar 21-30-0-202. Strock 7-11-0-70 Miami, Marino 30-50-3-404 Byner 7-88, Langhorne 7-53, Newsome 4-23, Fonle-not 330. Brennan 2-34.

Weathers 2-23, Slaughter 2-17. Tenneff 1-4. Miami, Clayton 8-106, Banks 8-118. Jensen 6-76, Hampton 4-27, Davenport 3-39. Edmunds 2-32.

Stradtord 1-4 1 MISSED FIELD OOALS-Miami, Reveiz 55. 37. 657 Jose CarbtjaJ, Caat It Commercial 656 Dennis 8chechting. Unit Jtr'l Classic 655-Steve Schwartz, Littkt Jer't Classic 854-Kon Witkottkl. Douglas Holy Name Mator 651-Arvid Lager.

I Cam 650 Rod Dargt. Sunday Afternoon Dekghtt Others Csstkt MMKK Jin Madteen 648, Bonnit Kearney 495, Hotly Ltontrdl 488, Jean Floyd 203 High team Sugar Cubes 1842. Alley Cats 688 Heritage Realty Trt Bob Hanson 646.202, Pal Keele 202. Jo Vtnden-berg 199. Sharon W.nterle 511.

High learn Krtuat-Winiene-Chautst 1946479 Paradise Morning Glories Sue Falcone 533. Myra Nielsen 630-209, Denise Uslymowwz 526, Joan Heymen 623 High team Mums 2076. Ragweeds 724. Moose Couples Sun. Aft.

Don Akerlund 577, Ray Verwey 223, Ruth Bolting 493-227. Barb Eyman 549 High itam Pair of Jacks 2037-704. Paradiss North Retirees Joe Arvtl Sr 640-269. Jim Hamster 596. Elmer Wagner 560, Joe DeMark 660, Joseph Buscemi 560 High team Cofis 2643, Redskins 951 Castle Sr.

Swingen Stent Putrl 488. Rose Eick 481-191. Sophie Pierce 469 High team Rookies 1876458 Bank of Elmwood Sunday Nile Couples Dave Christensen 626-242. John Baker 575. Sherry Peshek 522, Dorothy Fraid 618-197.

High learn Short Changers 2039, Calculators 721. Castle Mon. Sr Mixed Let Kroupa 537 203, Al Troestler 532. Mae Luxem 451. Dol Kittilson 425 High team Pin Busters 2283.

Alley Oops 823. Little Jet's Sunday Morning Tavern Ed Kocke 629, Bobby Bernal 259. High team Vikings 2404462 Sunday Afternoon Delighte Rod Darge 244, Maxint Czarnecki 564-234. High team Rebels 2491-878 Grove Classic League' Dennis Winkler 634, Bill Gross 629. Duane Du-biak 627.

Frank Schroeder 618. Andy Drazewski 278, High team Bob's Mobae 2906, Jung Bros Trucking 1039 Paradise West Senior Mixed Bernard Harms 609-222, Len Sorenton 578. Mabel Anderson 466. Marge Gor-ney 463. High taam Slow Comers 1963.

Chiefs 695. Psradist 875 Curt Hstrsma 631, Scott Horvatfl 615-254. Ron Bauer 603, Bob Veselik 589. Fred Horn 589 High learn Statewide Auto 2829-986 Castle Kegters Elroy Larsen 625, Jack Martini 626. Bob Warner 609-235.

High learn Mary's Ratlauranl 2724-1009. Kueater't Schoolmasters Charlie Zupfer 841, Paul Eberfy 619, Doug Lockrem 614, BUI Heinkel 266 High learn South Hide Country Club 2404-649 ISE PIUS Nick Whit 824, Rich Jacquart 617, Jerry Steimle 605. Eari Epnght 604. Bin Pothering 248 High learn Nick's Strokert 2836. Bucktt's Pub 1023 Little Jer't Clataic Dan Eckart 649, Bubba Harris 644, Jerry Paren teau Sr 645-266.

Don Schaeter 640 High team Ike's Wet Goods 3118. Corner House 1161. Castle Commercial D. Thomack 840. Red Chapman 616.

Tom Orby 610. Jose Carbaial 247 High turn Covellee a 2626-981 Douglas Holy Nam Major Ken Mather 624. Geo Sheriff 607. Walt Slrim 604. Gary Pinnow 267.

High team Arbees Liquor 2872, Douglas Pro Shop No 1 1000 J.I. Case Tom Catnne 634. Bud Wtlski 629. Ken Gangl 618, Greg Daams 606, Jim Nicholson 248. High learn Eagles 2867-1010.

Local All Union Racine Kenosha Tourney Oklahoma St 97. Brooklyn Col 60 Michigan 80 E. Michigan 57 E. MICHIGAN (57) Ch Thomas 2-5 3-3 8. Hallas 4-10 1-2 9.

Desatvo 1-2 1-1 3, Chambers 1-7 0-0 2. Neely 7-17 4-4 16, Nolan 0-0 2-2 2. Ca Thomas 3-8 2-2 9. Henderson 3-6 0-1 6. Hughes 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 21-55 13-16 57 MICHIGAN (80) Rice 3-6 6-6 12, Mills 34 84 12.

Griffin 2-2 1-2 5. Higgins 7-13 3-3 18. Robinson 2-10 2-3 6. Hughes 2-3 1-2 6. vaughl 64 0-1 12, Taylor 2-6 04 4.

Ooslerbaan 1-3 2-2 4. Pelinka 0-1 00 0, Calip 1-1 00 2 Totals 29-58 21-25 80. Hafttime Michigan 34. E. Michigan 27 3-point goals Michigan 210 (Ch.Thomas 1-3.

Ca Thomat 1-4, Chambers 0-1, Neely 0-2) Michigan 1-4 (Higgina 1-1. Robinson 0-1, Taylor 0-2). Fouled out None Rebounde Michigan 30 (Hallas 7), Michigan 37 (Vaughl 8). Assists Michigan 8 (Neely 4), Michigan 15 (Robinson 6). Tolal fouls Michigan 20.

Michigan 16 Iowa 86, Jackson St. 71 JACKSON ST. (71) Abram 6-13 1-1 13. Strothers 0-2 0-2 0. Carter 0 2 0-0 0, Martin 4-1 1 0-0 8.

Kidd 11-22 0-0 29, Cotton 0-1 0-0 0, Tevit 3-7 1-2 7, Clayborne 8-10 (M) 14. Collins 0-4 04 0, Haynts 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 30-74 2-5 71. IOWA (88) Bullard 0-0 OO 0. Horton 10-16 2-3 22.

Jepsen 2-9 1-3 5. Armstrong 3-6 00 6. Marble 6-11 4-6 16, Thompson 6-9 00 12, Moses 2-4 2-2 6, Tubba 1-4 00 2. Skinner 1-1 3-4 5. Lookingbill 4-5 44 12.

Garnet 0-0 0-1 0 Totals 3545 16-25 86 Halfiime Iowa 33, Jackson St. 28. 3-point goals Jackson Si. 927 (Abram 0- 1, Martin 0-2, Kidd 7-13, Cotton 0-1, Tevis 0-2, Clayborne 2-4. Collins 0-3, Haynes 0-1).

Iowa 0-3 (Marble 0-1, Thompson 0-1. Moses 0-1) Fouled out Carter Rebounds Jackson SI 30 (Abram 8), Iowa 54 (Jepsen 9) Assists Jackson St. 23 (Cotton 5). Iowa 20 (Armstrong 6). Total fouls Jackson St.

22. Iowa 12 A 15.500 Carthage 96 MSOE74 CARTHAGE (98) Dave Schlicht 1 1-3 4. Dave Maaske 14 1-2 33. Tom Grudzielanek 6 2-4 12, Jim Hilgendorf 7 3-3 17, Mike Simon 2 2- 2 6, Ty Norhen 1 2-2 5, Carl Lewis 1 1- 1 3, Mario Miller 5 2-3 12. John Hautzinger 1 0-1 2.

Matt Lingenlelstr 1 002 Tolals39 15-23 96 MSOE (74) Konkol 1 04 2. Kies 2 2-3 6. Coffey 5 0 2 10. Brezolar 3 00 7, Hartman 0 1-2 1 Schadewald 1 00 2. Hetcher 00-10.

Hahn 0 34 3. Guerts 8 6-11 21. Ben-ham 1 1-2 3, Wall 5 1-2 14. Sleckl 1 1-2 3 Tolals 27 14-29 74 Halftime-Carthage 49, MSOE 34. 3- point goats Maaske 4, Coffey 2, Brezolar.

Walt 3 Total fouls Carthage 27, MSOE 23. Fouled A (est High school boys State Altoona 56. Prama Farm 37 Lakeside Lutheran 77. Deerfield 43 Monona Grove 60, Wisconsin Heights 37 PlatteviHe 65, Dubuqut Senior, Iowa 61 Verona 65. Waunakee 46 Local City Leagues WNG 44, Goodwill 35 Butch 1 39.

Bourbon Barret 30 out I A under 25 breaetatroke 1 Keki GaHaa 29 62 4. KtrHt Klepal 36 79 26 beckatroka 1 Gataa 25 11 28 freeatyle 1 GtUtt 20 67 26 buttef-Ity a Oallaa 26 82 10 under 200 Individual medley 4. Karri Shawhan 3: 44 23 "A' 200 kv drvlduaf medley 5 Stacey Kleptl 2:65 86. 60 butterfly 6. Shannon Langtey 47 30.

8. Jennifer Piontek 47 84 60 butterfly 1 Klepal 37.75 100 freeatyle 6 Piontek 13152 100 freeatyle 1. Brooke Patterson 1 1307 100 freestyle 3 Klepal 1:13 S3 SO bretttrok 2 Piontek 50 S3 5 Shawhan 52 96 SO breaetatroke 8 Crystal Clement 4503 SO breattetrokt 2. Patterson 42 09 200 medley relay 3 2 41 32 (Clem-nt, Patteraon, Klepal, Shawhan). 200 treeatyle 4 Kleptl 2:40 90.

60 freestyle 4 Patteraon 3177. 5 Klepal 3240. 100 breeitstrokt 1 Ptittrton 1:3029 2 Klepal 1 33 91 100 breast-atroke 4 Piontek I 60 40 80 backstroke 2 Sara Busarow 45 78. 6. Langtey 48 63 60 beckatroke 1 Kleptl 36 73 6.

Patteraon 39 37. 200 freestyle reley 3 2:2184 (Klepal. Piontek. Clement, Patteraon) 11-12 100 freeatyle 3 Jenny Savagtio 1: 13 53. 4.

Diane Malone 1 13 94 too freeatyle 1. Mindy Mortal 1:06 19 2 Heather Trot-ten 106 94 5 BiHy Malfwitz 1:0916 60 butterfly 2 Mallwitz 33 40. SO beckatroke 2. Malone 35 64. 100 breestroke 2.

Malone 1: 34 82 100 breaatroka 2 Mallwitz 1:26 64. 3 Savagtio 1:2707 200 medley reley 4 2 19 97 (Melon, Molflt. Trosten. Mall, witz) 200 I.M. 1 Malone 2: 59 35 5 Siira Gunderaon 3 10 09 200 IJM.

1 Mottat 2 42 59 3. MaH-wnz 2 48 60 SO freeatyle 5 Gunderson 36 66. 60 freeatyle 1 Mallwitz 30 16 10 Malone 33 31 SO brtttrokt 4 Qunderton 44 19 SO breestroke MaH-wrtz 39 77. 4 Malone 40 88 8. Trossen 42 IB 200 freestyle 1 Mallwitz 2 32 51 200 freeatyle relay 4 (Mallwitz.

Malone, Gunderson, Trossen) 13-14 400 I.M. t. Rosemary Mason 5' 60 59, 2 Kathlaen Doyle 5 58 35 100 breeetttroke B-Achiever' Heidi Bardenhagen 12310 100 breestroke 5. Mason 1:26 75 6 Kathleen Doyle 1 29 88 200 rreeeryt 1 Bar-denhagen 2 24 38 2 Jenmter Melcher 2:2673 200 treeetyle 6 Mason 2:26 67 SO freestyle B-Achiever Melcher 30.31. 60 freestyle 6 Bardenhagen 29 95 200 medleyretiy 3.

2:18 80 (Doyle. Mason Bardenhagen Melcher) 200 braattttrokt 3 DoyM 3 01 11. 4. Mason 3 01,96 100 Ireeetyle 5 Doyle 1 0582 100 backstroke S. Mason 1:20 39 100 30 Boyt under 26 iHtitltlioA 2 Frank Koski 33 61 25 beckatroke 6 Koski 35 49 26 freeetykt 3 Koaki 28 39 25 buttertty 3.

Koaki 39 24 a under 60 treeatyle 6. Britn Patterson 38 76 60 breaatalrofc 6 Patterson 51 14 100 free may 3. 1:22 62 (Micah Eberte, Robert Mallwitz. Koski. Patterson) 10 A under 200 I.M.

2 Ryan Gallas 3 28 17 4. Nathan Michalowski 3 31 26 200 I.M. 1 Danny laelin 2:56 82 60 butterfly 4 Gallas 44 64 5 Chris Mason 45 67 60 buttertty 4 Kevin Winkler 39 41. 60 buttertty 1 htelin 32 14 100 freeatyle 1 Dan Delpozo 1:19 96 6 Er Abrahamson 1:25 06. 100 freeetykt 5 Winkler 1:16.32 6 Mason 1:16 55 100 freestyle -2 isetin 1:10 68.

60 breaststroke 3. Gallas 50 57 5 Delpozo 52 20 60 breaststroke 3 Winkler 44 10 60 breaststroke 1 Isetin 38 62 4. Mason 4149 200 medley relay 1. 2 28 13 (Delpozo. Mason.

Iselin, Winkler). 200 freestyle 1 Delpozo 2 54 77. 3. Gallas 2 57 77 5 Abrahamson 30612 SO freeatyle 3 Michalowski 37 29 5 Abra-hamaon 38.15. 6.

Matthew WiUing 38 39 60 freestyle 3 Winkler 32 61 6 Delpozo 33 55 60 freestyle 1. Iselin 29 46 100 breast-stroke 2 Michalowski 1 46 44 100 tmitttrokt 2 Winkler 1:3717 100 brtaautroke 1 Iselin 1:2387 4 Mason 1 31 96 50 backstroke 2 Gallas 44 11 5 Abtahamson46 51.6 Mason 47.12 50 backatrokt 1 Delpozo 39 47 5 Winkler 41 07 60 beckatroke 2 Iselin 37 35 200 tree relay 1. 2 10 57 (Winkler. Delpozo. Gallas.

Iselin) 200 In relay 5 2 35 15 (Michalowski, Willing, Abrahamaon. Mason) 11-12 100 freestyle 1 Wet Hansen 1:09 34 100 breaat-trok 3 Paul Schmidt 1 16 74 4 Eric Eberle 1:21 07 50 freestyle 2. Schmidt 28 17 100 freestyle 4 Schmidt 105 86 200 I.M. 3 Hansen 2 57 01 60 breaststroke 5 Hansen 44 21 50 buttertty 3 Hansen 37 47 200 I.M. 4 Schmidt 2 41 87 breeatstroka I Eber.

le 37 68 60 beckatroke 2 Schmidt 33 95 60 Ireeetyle 1 Hansen 31 50 60 breaststroke 2 Schmidt 36 49 50 back-ttrokt Achiever Hansen 36 47. "0" SO treeatyle 3 Eberle 30 16 SO freestyle 2 Schmidt 26 17 200 Ireeetyle relay 2 (Eberle. Jeremy VanEss. Hansen, Schmidt) 13-14 200 freestyle 3 Brian Michakmrski 2 17 43 200 breaatrokt a Craig Kktpel 311 19 100 Muncie's plea, Irving cautioned him that he was still vulnerable to a penalty of up to 20 years in prison and a $2 million fine. "You understand I'm not bound by the agreement? It remains at my discretion to determine the sentence," Irving said.

"Yes," Muncie replied. The charge against Muncie arose from a December 1987 drug transaction involving less than 2 ounces of cocaine. Undercover drug agents apparently monitored the deal sale. Irving asked Muncie specifically what he did that made him guilty of the charge. "An old friend of mine who I have known for 15 years asked me to get him some cocaine and I did," Muncie admitted.

Aaron said outside court the unidentified friend turned out to be a government informant. Molinares withdraws Tontas Molinares of Colombia, the World Boxing Association welterweight champion, renounced his title and canceled his championship defense Feb. 4 in Las Vegas against Mark Breland of New York, a Bogota daily said Monday. Molinares gave up the title because he is having trouble keeping his weight down, the daily El Tiempo quoted the fighter as saying in an interview in Miami. Bush accepts arbitration Randy Bush, who batted .261 with 14 home runs and 51 runs batted in during 1988 for Minnesota and then became a free agent, Monday accepted the Twins' offer to arbitrate his 1989 salary, the Major League Baseball Players Association said.

Bush, who made $350,000 in 1988, is the second player offered arbitration to accept. Bob Forsch of the Jlouston Astros accepted Friday. Players offered arbitration have until Dec. 19 to accept or reject the offers. They may negotiate with their former clubs until Jan.

8. The players who have not yet decided are pitcher Mike Smithson of Boston; second baseman Jim Gantner of Milwaukee; catcher Tim Laudner and pitcher Charlie Lea of Minnesota; infielder Wayne Tolleson of the New York Yankees; pitcher Rick Honeycutt of Oakland; pitchers Ed Vande Berg and Cecilio Guante, and catcher Jim Sundberg of Texas; pitcher Mike Flanagan of Toronto; pitcher Jim Acker of Atlanta; and shortstop Craig Reynolds and catcher Alex Trevino of Houston. on warpath Associated Press ANN ARBOR, Mich. Second-ranked Michigan won its ninth consecutive game as Sean Higgins scored 18 points to lead the Wolverines to an 80-57 victory over Eastern Michigan Monday, night. It was the first loss in six starts for the Hurons, who had earlier victories over Detroit and Indiana State.

It was Michigan's third successive victory over a Mid-American Conference team. The Wolverines beat Central Michigan by 46 and Western Michigan by 47 points last week. Iowa 86, Jackson St. 71 IOWA CITY, Iowa Ed Horton scored 22 points and Roy Marble added 16, including eight during a two-minute span that broke open a tight game, propelling No. 4 Iowa to an 86-71 victory over Jackson State Monday night.

Iowa improved to 7-0 while Jackson State lost its second straight game to fall to 3-3. Leaders Through Dec. 11 Scoring FO FT Pit Avg Jordan. Chi 19 253 159 874 35 5 Malone, Utah 19 188 171 543 28 8 Berkley. Phil.

20 194 181 57126 6 Elks, Sea 18 194 101 512 26 4 English. Den 20 244 71 55928 0 Wxkins. All 20 208 128 54727 4 Drexler.Porl 20 208 106 529 26 5 Otatuwon. Hou 20 191 129 51125 6 Chmbert, Pho 18 164 110 44624 8 MuHin.GS 18 172 96 44424 7 Cummings. Mrl 17 168 70 40623 9 Ewing.

19 163 110 43622 9 McHale. Boa 19 163 108 434 22 8 Adams. Dan. 20 154 101 45122 8 Johnson, LAL 19 148 130 42822 5 Tnpucka.Char 16 128 94 356 22 4 Lever, Den. 19 168 79 42122 2 Worthy, LAL 19 167 80 415218 Malone, Wash 16 156 66 376 20 9 Bailey, Utah 19 146 104 396 20 8 Blackman.

Dad 18 139 94 374 20 8 Field Goal Percentage FG FGA Pet Hodman. Del 74 119 .622 Barkley. Phil 194 315 .616 Anderson. A 1 16 203 571 Schayes, Den. 84 148 588 Jordan.

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Hou 20 76 198 276 13 8 Barkley, Phil 20 111 147 258 12 9 Malone, All 19 94 137 231 12 2 Malone Utah 19 63 163 22611 9 Parish, Bos 19 71 155 22611 9 Donaldson, Dal 18 46 151 19911 1 Oakley. 19 75 133 20810 9 Thompsn, Sac. 16 51 121 17210 8 Eaton. Utah 19 48 155 20310 7 BWlkiame. N.J 21 88 136 22410 7 Asslstt No.

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Avg Denver 20 2574 128 7 New York 19 2280 120 0 Phoenix 18 2098 116 6 Philadelphia 20 2318 115 9 LA Lakers 19 2171 1143 Portland 20 2239 112 0 Houston 20 2230 111 5 Seallle 18 1996 111 0 Atlanta 20 2208 110 4 A Clippers 19 2050 107 9 Cleveland 17 1833 107 8 San Antonio 17 1831 107 7 Utah 19 2028 106 7 Chicago 19 2027 106 7 Indianapotit 18 1915 1064 Boston 19 2020 1083 Golden St 18 1894 105 2 Dallas 16 1889 104 9 Milwaukee 17 1773 104 3 Detroit 20 2086 104 3 Washington 18 1672 1040 Charlotte 17 1743 102 5 New Jersey 21 2138 101 8 Sacramento 17 1696 99 8 Miami 18 1504 940 Team Defense No. Avg Cleveland 17 1664 97 9 Dallas 18 1609 100 5 Ulah 19 1912 1O0 6 Detroit 20 2027 101 3 Milwaukee 17 1753 103 1 Chicago 19 1996 106 1 Atlama 20 2111 1056 Boaton 19 2009 105 7 New Jersey 21 2221 105 8 LA Lakers 19 2020 108 3 Seattle 18 1952 108 4 Charlotte 17 1647 108 8 Houston 20 2180 109 0 Miami 16 1748 109 3 Portland 20 2208 110 4 San Antonio 17 1882 110 7 Golden Si 18 1998 1110 Sacramento 17 1690 111 2 Indunapokt 18 2002 111 2 Phoenix 18 2014 111 9 Philadelphia 20 2250 112 5 Washington 18 2030 112 8 LA Ckppert 19 2212 1164 New York 19 2228 117 3 Denver 20 2451 122 6 College men AP Top 20 The Top Twenty learns tha Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, total points based on 20-19-18-17-16-16-14-13-12-1 1-108-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, record SEE NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Olviaion Pet. GB New York 13 6 644 Philadelphia 12 8 600 iVi Boslon 9 10 474 4 New Jersey 8 13 361 6 Charlotte 5 12 .294 7 Washington 4 14 222 Central Division Detroit 16 4 BOO Cleveland 13 4 .765 11 Atlanta 12 8 600 4 Milwaukee 9 8 .529 5' Chicago .10 9 .526 5'4 Indiana 4 14 222 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midweal Division Pet. 08 Denver 13 7 650 Utah 13 7 650 Dallas 11 7 611 1 Houston 12 8 .600 1 San Antonio 6 11 .353 SVi Miami 0 17 .000 Ilva Pacific Dlvlalon A Lakers 15 4 769 Phoenix 10 8 .566 Portland 11 9 .550 4V Seallle 9 9 600 5V4 Golden State 8 10 444 6V A. Clippers 7 12 .366 6 Sacramento 3 14 .176 11 Monday'! result Utah 1 10.

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Jazz prolongs Heat's misery SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Karl Malone scored 33 points, including 13 consecutive free throws, and the Utah Jazz extended Miami's losing streak to 17 straight with a 110-94 victory Monday night. Malone keyed a 12-2 Utah run in the first 2:21 of the second half, scoring seven points as the Jazz went ahead 66-48. Malone had 15 points in the third period as Utah, 10-2 at home, built its lead to 83-58 on Dar-rell Griffith's 3-point goal. The Jazz had an 89-64 advantage beginning the fourth period and went ahead 106-74 on Mike Brown's basket with 4:55 left in the game. Bowler rolls 300 BURLINGTON Teresa Czerwinski was on top of her game Monday night as evidenced by her first ever 300 game.

The 33-year-old Czerwinski, playing for the Monday Night Bravettes, had games of 188, 174 and 300 for a series of 662. The perfect game was the first ever rolled by a woman at Burlington's Town and Country Lanes. "On the 12th frame, I thought I would leave the 10-pin standing," Czerwinski said. "When all of the pins fell, I just couldn't believe it. Benirschke to become TV host Former San Diego Chargers placekicker Rolf Benirschke will join Vanna White on the popular TV game show "Wheel of Fortune" for a spin as its new daytime host, NBC announced Monday.

Pat Sajak, who will continue hosting the syndicated nighttime version of the show, is leaving the daytime program to anchor a late-night CBS talk show debuting Jan. 9. White, wearing her characteristic glittery evening gowns, will continue turning letter tiles for both versions of the show. A Clippers at Portland. 9 30 m.

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19 Jo tt 45 47 IS- 9 50 51 Mm" mmti m9m 4 bS yi 61 Al 6S 68 -7t Syracuse investigates incidents Syracuse University and city police are investigating two weekend brawls involving prominent members of the school's nationally ranked basketball and football teams, officials said Monday. Syracuse basketball player Derrick Coleman, 21, and football players Deval Glover and Chris Ingram, both 22, were the main combatants in the fights, said police spokesman Rod Carr. The entire case will be reviewed by the Onondaga County district attorney's office after police complete their investigation, said Carr. Nuggets' Adams honored Michael Adams of the Denver Nuggets, with an average of 30 points, was named NBA Player of the Week for the period ending Sunday, the league said. Adams also averaged 8.3 assists and 4.5 rebounds during the week, extending his NBA record for consecutive games with a 3-point goal to 63.

Adams began his week with a career-high 35 points in an overtime loss to New York last Tuesday. Baseball writer dies Joseph L. Reichler, a member of the baseball Hall of Fame and longtime editor of The Baseball Encyclopedia, died Monday in Roslyn Heights, N.Y. after a long illness. He was 73.

Reichler, who retired in 1985 as vice president of Major League Baseball Productions, died at his home. Before joining the commissioner's office in 1966, Reichler was a sports writer with The Associated Press for 22 years. Calendar (Cosnptld train MtwlutM subniticd) Today Boyt' baskttbBN Kenosha Tremper at Casa, 7:30 p.m.; Milw Bay View at Park, 7:30 Whttnan at Waterfotd, 7:30 p.m.; Mitw. Lutheran al St. Catherine's, 7:30 p.m.; Prairie at Ethan Allen, 7 Racine Lutheran at Shoreland Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.; Country Christian at Union Grove Christian, 7 p.m.

Girtt' basketball Case at Kenosha Tremper, 7:30 Horttck at Milwaukee Tech, 7:30 pm. Park at Mitw. Bay View, 7:30 p.m.; Union Grove at Prairie. 7:30 p.m.; Shoretand Lutheran at Milw. Lutheran.

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