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8 The Montana Standard, Butte, Tuesday, November 81983 Sports mark NFkcampialgh rback shuwles Plunkett "I felt pretty good out there. Fresh legs, fresh arms, no bumps and bruises. I was just happy to step in and get the job done. "It's my job to be ready when I'm needed just like when I start and Marc comes in for me." The Raiders are 7-3 and hold a one-game lead over Denver and Seattle in the American Conference West going into next Sunday's game against Elway and the visiting Broncos. "I wanted to finish the game, but I could barely grip the ball and I knew it was something serious," DeBerg said following the Broncos' loss.

And Elway said: "It's too bad about Steve. It's on my shoulders now." The million-dollar rookie said spending a month on the sideline made it easier for him to take over when DeBerg was hurt, that he was far more relaxed than he had been earlier in the season. "The difference was like ntrrht- onI Aav T'vA haH fnnr mnra wmW it wnrlr with Pittsburgh Steelers, Dan Fouts of the San Diego Chargers, Ken Anderson of the Cincinnati Bengals, Ken Stabler of the New Orleans Saints and both Phil Simms and Jeff Rutledge of the New York Giants. A number of other starting quarterbacks besides Plunkett and DeBerg have been demoted due to lack of performance, among them David Woodley in Miami, Jim Zorn in Seattle, Jim McMahon In Chicago, Jerry Golsteyn in Tampa Bay and Archie Manning in Houston. Woodley was replaced by rookie Dan Marino, Dave Krieg took over for Zorn, McMahon lost his job to Vince Evans and then got it back, Golsteyn gave way to Jack Thompson and Manning wwas traded to Minnesota and replaced by Gifford Nielsen.

On Sunday, Nielson was yanked and his replacement, Oliver Luck, will get his first pro start next Sunday against Detroit. Plunkett, who became a hero during 1980 when he took over for injured Dan Pastorini in the fifth game of the season and guided the Raiders to a Super Bowl triumph, said there were disadvantages and benefits to being sidelined. "It's a little tough sitting on the bench." said By Bruce Lowltt, AP Sport Writer Marc Wilson and Steve DeBerg, riding the bench at 'the start of the National Football League season, are back on the bench again, the latest victims in a series of injuries to starting quarterbacks. Wilson, who throws right-handed, was handed the Los Angeles Raiders' starting job three weeks ago when Jim Plunkett faltered. He beat previously unbeaten Dallas, was beaten by Seattle, then suffered a broken left shoulder Sunday in Kansas City.

Plunkett took over and guided the Raiders to a 28-20 victory. DeBerg lost his job to highly publicized John Elway during Denver's training camp. But Elway, the No. 1 choice in the NFL draft, failed to live up to his advance billing. After five games, DeBerg finally was given the starting role again.

The Broncos then won four in a row. But Sunday in Seattle, DeBerg, also a right-hander, sustained a separated left shoulder. Like Wilson, DeBerg is expected to be out about six weeks, the remainder of the regular season. Unlike Plunkett, Elway couldn't rally his team, the Broncos losing 27-19 to the Seahawks. Two other quarterbacks also went down Sunday, but with apparently less severe injuries.

Steve Dils, who became Minnesota's starting quarterback when Tommy Kramer suffered torn knee ligaments against Tampa Bay in the season's third game, had to leave Sunday's 17-12 loss to the previously winless Buccaneers after taking some hard nits to the head in the last minute. "He was really disoriented," said Vikings Coach Bud Grant. "He couldn't remember anything." Dils was hospitalized for observation. It was not immediately known whether he would miss next Sunday game against visiting Green Bay; And Cleveland's Paul McDonald, who took over from arm-weary Brian Sipe a couple of weeks ago, suffered a jammed right thumb against Green Bay. Sipe came on and threw two late touchdown passes but the Browns were beaten by the Packers 35-21.

Among the other quarterbacks who have missed all or part of this year due to injury are Terry Bradshaw of the our offense and I think that built my confidence Not starting took 5,000 pounds off my back. Now, I have a new perspective." wonted in bosebdl sfear market Jerry Koosrhan (14) at uioejo rtem Rich (Goosei Gossage (1). Kent Tekulve 1 2) Mill Wilcox 1 3) Darrell Evans (4): Lary Sorensen (5): Oerrel Thomas (6) ImIm atari Sm -) mosf DARRELL EVANS the past," said General Manager Hank. Peters of the Orioles, who won the World Series with their time-proven mix of homegrown talent and parsimonious trade acquisitions. "We will adhere to our policy, which has been very consistent.

We have no magic formula." The Orioles selected negotiating rights to seven players, including Evans. The New York Mets and ivons NEW YORK (AP) -Darrell Evans, the San Francisco Giants free-agent infielder, was the No. 1 pick Monday in baseball's re-entry draft, being chosen by 17 teams in a selection process that several clubs said was becoming less important to building a winner. ine BammoreJrioies had a lot to do with this," New York Yankees' General Manager Murray Cook. said.

"Their winning the American League pennant had a profound effect on the approach of a lot of teams. They're going more with their farm system and away from free agency." The Yankees, a recent big dealer in the free-agent market, made only one selection in the free-agent draft. That was Evans, whom they picked in the second round. In fact, 29 of the 45 available free agents were picked by fewer than four teams, meaning they can igotiatewith they want. "We are approaching the free-agent market no differently than we have in Oarroll Evans Cromartie 12): Oscar Gamble 13) Meatnal bee Dennis Walling (1): Derrei Thomas 12): Julio Cruz 1 3) Darrell Evans 4) Oscar Gamble (5) Gene Richards 161.

Dan Ford (7): Kent Tekulve 18). Bake McBride (10): Jen Bibby (11). Jerry Koosman (13) Karnes Oty Rey Darrell Evans (II Dennis Waning 42) Enos CabeH (31. Gene Richards HI PilliBurofc Pirates -Rich (Goose) Gossage (1). Frank laCorte (2) Dan Schatzeder (3).

TedSim- "lUll JBi'JF nuuv'fl" con (8) Darren Evans 7)- Dennis Wail; ing (8): Doug Ban 19): Dan Ford (10) Milwaukee ireaerr Wren Evans (1): Oscar Gamble 12). Derrei Thomas 1 3) HoetkM Ate as Darren Evans (I) Derrei Thomas (2) Enos CabeH (31 Rich (Goose) Gossage ill. Dale Mur-' ray 2) Kent Tekulve 1 31 Dennis Lamp (4). 0anScnaizeder5) MiitWiicoi6: Frank laCorte (7) lary Sorensen 18) Jerry Koosman (9): Oscar Gamble (10). Darrell Evans (it) Rich Goose) Gossage (1).

Kent Te. kuive (2) New York Yankees Darrell Evans 1 21 miladeiphia Phillies Kent Tekulve II). Frank laCorte 12). Detrea Titers Oarrerl Evans (1) Darrell Evans (1) Dennis Walling (2) Dan Schaizedei 31 EnosCabeii4 leaner! Orwtu Julio Cruz 1 1 Oarreii Evans 1 2 Oscar Gamble (3) Ren (Goose) Gossage i4): Dennis lamp (5). Amos Otis (6).

Kern Tekulve (7) Orrcaee Write Set Oarrea Evans ID Oscar Gamble (2) Rich i Goose) Gossage (3). Dennis Waling (41 Mill Wilcoi (6). Kent Tekulve i6l Derrei Thomas i 7): Manny Trillo but we're hoping they can be resolved. Neither Goose (Gossage) nor his agent has ever asked that Billy be fired." Two players, pitcher Dan Schatzeder of Montreal and first baseman-outfielder Dennis Walling of Houston, were chosen by eight teams. Six players pitchers Jerry Koosman of the Chicago White Sox, Frank LaCorte of Houston, Lary Sorensen of Cleveland and Milt Wilcox of Detroit; outfielder Oscar Gamble of the Yankees, and utilityman Derrell Thomas of Los Angeles were chosen by seven teams.

Thomas was one of only two players whose negotiating rights were not retained by his former club. The other was outfielder Gene Richards of San Diego. In a move that might signal the breaking of another precedent, the California Angels retained the rights to their free agent, Rod Carew. And, it appeared, the Angels might be the only club interested in the 38-year-old seven-time American League batting champion pX 'jt b. KENT TEKULVE since he was riot selected by any club in the draft.

Some other 'top names also received little attention. Infielder Manny Trillo of Montreal was selected only once, and outfielder Dave Parker of Pittsburgh and catcher Ted Simmons of Milwaukee were picked by only two teams each. "I think clubs are getting more selective," San Diego General Manager Jack McKeon said. 'They're looking for players who fit specific needs. They're not drafting a Carew for Carew's sake.

They're looking deeper into GOOSE GOSSAGE would not return to the Yankees unless owner George Steinbrenner fired Manager Billy Martin were untrue. "In our meeting a week ago Monday in San Diego' Kapstein said, "the first thing Steinbrenner said before our discussion was, i want you to know that I have told everyone that at no time has either Gossage or Kapstein demanded the firing of Martin and, as a matter of fact, at no time has Kapstein ever criticized Cook said: "Sure they (Gossage and Martin) have had their disagreements, "People have had bad experiences with free agents," said Mets General Manager Frank Cashen. "I guess overall only the Yankees have prospered. Our fans have suffered with us while we were developing a team for years. I see no reason to make cosmetic changes now.

After Evans, the next two most popular picks in the draft were relief pitchers. Kent Tekulve of the Pittsburgh Pirates was chosen by 12 teams, and Rich Gossage of the Yankees was selected 11 times. The Pirates and Yankees each retained the right to negotiate with Tekulve and Gossage, respectively, as did San Francisco with Evans. Agent Jerry Kapstein of San Diego represents two of the top three picks, Evans and Kapstein said neither player had expressed a desire to be with a specific club, and neither had ruled out the possibility of returning to his former club. Kapstein and Cook each said reports that Gossage National Football League At A Glance By The Associated eis AH Times EST American Conference East Pet.

PF Miami 7 3 0 700 219 Baltimore 6 4 0 600 183 PA 1W 2" 203 jgudato 6 4 0-600 180 llew fn'qiand Jeib Pittsburgh Oev eianrj Cincinnati Houston A Raiders Denver Seaule Kansas Oty 5 5 4 6 Cantral 8 2 5 5 4 6 0 10 West 7 3 6 4 0 500 220 196 0 400 208 20? 0 800 253 168 0 500 202 0 400 225 195 0 000 166 301 0 700 270 224 0 600 1 72 174 0 bUU 24fa 225 '4 6 0 400 202 188 3 7 0 300 224 278 ban uiego National Cenlerence Easl 9 1 Dallas 'Wasninglon Philadelphia Si Louis NY Giants Minnesota Ostiml Green Bay Chicago Ta'npa Bay 900 318 215 800 339 218 400 158 194 350 205 314 250 175 229 600 227 24? 5UU 21? 19? 8 4 3 2 6 6 2 7 Central 6 4 I 5 5 3 7 1 9 West 500 275 300 184 100 158 219 239 artyteanTTtninesdfawinsIanbr their plans and finding the one or two guys that can make them a winner. "It's not a grab bag anymore." ly Tin rUMCttted ftttl NEV YORK AP) A bsl Of players chosen in Monday's tree-agent reentry Daseoaif mall line numb in parenthesis nen to the piayei indicates me-round chosen Trie New second and Minnesota, choosing seventh, did not participate): some MartMCt 'arren-Cromanie-4J Gene Richards! (2 Darrejl Evans (3). Ropoert Jones 14)- Frank laCorte (5): Lary Sorensen 16) Dan Schatzeder (71: Richie Hebner (8): Eiias Sosa i9. Dan Ford (10): Enos Cabell 111) Dave Parker 12) QnthM Mim Rich tGoosel Gossage (1). Julio Oat 12) Tom Underwood (3): Ruppert Jones 1 4) Doug Bair 15) Dan Ford (6) Steve Henderson 7): Dennis Lamp IQ: Kent tekulve 9) OHrm Qffee Kent Tekulve II) Dale Murray (2) Derrei Thomas 1 3): Dennis Waning 1 4).

Lary Sorensen 1 51 M4t Wilcox 7) Center nil feli Rich (Goose) Gossage (l). Julio Cria 12) Frank laCorte 13). Dan Scnaizeder (4) Lary Sorensen (5) Kent Tekulve (l). Darrell Evans (2). Dan Schaueder I4: Ruppert Jones (6).

Dave Parker (8) St Levis UroTnak Derrei Thomas (t). Dennis lamp (21-Jerry Koosman (31 Oakland A's Rich (Goosei Gossage (1): Darrell Evans (3) Kent Tekulve (5) Oscar Gamble (7) lary Sorensen (9): Dan Ford 13) Jerry Koosman 15) Fraactua SMS Warren CromartC 1 Jule 01! (2) Ren (Goosei Gossage 131 Frank LaCorte 4) Rob Piccioio 5) Gene Rich ards 1 6) Tea Simmons 7 Dennis Wall inn 8) Tats fUnferi Rich (Goosei Gossage (1) Darrell Evans 1 2) Kent Tekuive 3) Julio Crui (4) Dennis Waning 15). Dan Schaiteder (6). Frank LaCorte 17) Sieve Henderson (8) Dennis Lamp (9) lary Sorensen 1 101 Enos Cabell 1 11): Mill Wilcox 121 PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) Billy Sims rushed for 86 yards and the game's only touchdown and the Detroit defense forced four turnoversand a safety jsiheLions earned a 15-9 National Football League victory over the New York Giants Monday night.

The victory evened the Lions' record at 5-5 and pulled them into a second-place tie with Green Bay in the NFC Lenirai uivision, one game behind Minnesota. Sims' two-yard touchdown tied a club record of 38 held by former Lion great Terry Barr. Sims scored the touchdown at 13:44 of the first quarter, giving the Lions a 7-3 lead. He set up the score with a 37-yard run on a third-and-five situation from the New York 39. On a second-and-eight on the Giants 10 in the second quarter, running back Butch Woolfolk fumbled the ball into the end zone when his arm was hit by defensive tackle Doug English.

Giants center Rich Umphrey fell on the ball in the end zone and was tackled by Mike Fanning for the safety, giving Detroit a 12-3 lead. The Giants, who are last in the NFC East and winless in siv frames fell tn 9-7-1 Thav fiulri V7 pick anyone, passing in the first two rounds, which automatically eliminated them from the draft. wiMiii "viu ui id iv Sheikh. The 56-yarder tied rr iaA tiaA oc Passes Sacks By Punts Fumbles los' Penalties yaids Time ol Possession 13-26-3 15 24-2 2-11 2 9 3 43 2-1 8- 88 31 01 5-39 30 10-76 28 59 INOIVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New Yoik Catperfler 16-64. Woollolk 16 61 Morris 4 36 Tuggle 4 10 Brunner3-5 Detroit.

Sims 14-86 Hippie 5-28 Jones 11 15 Bussey 3 5 PASSING New York Brunner 13-26-3-117 Oelroit. Hippie 15-24 2 152 RECEIVING New York. Gay 4-45. Carpenlei 3-27 Miller 2-13 Mowall 1-13 Woollolk 1-10 Eddtngs 1-9 Detroit. Cnadwick 4-54 Jones 4-34 Sims 3-17 Ntcnols2-35.

Thompson 1-7. Norris 1-5 Roberto Duran is happy to i. i and 35 yards from Ali Haji the club record. Tha T.inna' TTHHto Miippou 32 yards to complete the scoring. New rerk 3 3 9 Oetreil 7 3 IS Htn Period NYG FG Hai Sheikh 27.

II 28 DEI -Sims 2 run (Murray kick). 13 44 Second Period DET FG Munay 35 3 04 DET-Saleiy Umphrey tackled in end 7 -54 NYG-fG Hai -Sheikh 56 13 06 Thiro Period NYG-FG HaiiSneikn 35 10 58 FeurlK Peiiorj DEl-fG Munay 12 6 56 -68985 NYG on i 21 15 43 176 33-134 108 141 37 10 TS' downs Husi-es yards Massing yards Re-urn ya'ds Deer tags increased HELENA (AP) The Montana Fish and Game Commission on Monday authorized 450 additional tags for taking anterless deer in portions of two hunting districts in southwestern Montana. The areas are portions of District 380 in the Radersburg area and 311 in the Three Forks area. The licenses will go on sale Wednesday at the state wildlife agency's office in Bozeman, but may also be applied for by mail, said state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks spokesman Ron Aasheim. The commission said that 150 of the tags may be used Nov.

14-20; 150 from Nov. 21-27 and the remaining 150 from Nov. 28-Dec. 4. The tags may be used in either district.

I A Rams 6 4 0 600 222 214 New Orleans 6 4 0 6O0 230 213 San frangsco 6 4 0 600 278 204- Atlanta 4 6 0 400 208 206 Sunday's Games New Orleans 27. Atlanta to Dncinnati 55 Houston 14 Tampa Bay 17. Minnesota 12 Dallas 27. Philadelphia 20 Sreen Batr 35 Oeveianri 21 los Angeles flaideis 28 Kansas Cny 20 Pitlsbuigh San Diego 3 New England 21. Butlak) 7 Miami 20.

San Francisco 17 Seattle 27 Denver 19 los Angeles Rams 21. Chicago 14 Baltimore 17 New York Jets 14 Washington 45 SI Louis 7 Monday 's Game Detroit 15. New York Gams 9 Sunday. Nov 13 Cincinnati at Kansas City 1 pm Detroit al Houston, pm Philadelphia at Chicago 1 Green Bay al Minnesota. 1 pm Seattle al St Louis 1 Tampa Bay al Cleveland.

1 pm Miami al New England pm Buttalo at New York Jets. 1 pm. Pittsburgh at New Orleans at San Francisco. 4pm Dallas el San Diego 4pm Denver at Los Angeles Raiders. 4pm Washington at New York Giants.

4pm Monday. Nee. 14 Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta 9pm district tourney hosted by the Orediggers in Tech gym. Montana Tech is 39-2 this season. Chadron State won the District 11 crown over the weekend, defeating defending district and bi-district champ Kearney State in five games.

Kearney State defeated Montana Tech last year to advance to the national tournament, where it placed fourth. Chadron State stands at 23-10 on the season. The national tourney will be held Nov. 17-19 in Rock Hill, S.C., hosted by Winthrop College. JEFF HAACK of Eastern Washington is caught by the jersey by a Montana State defender during a non-conference college football game Saturday in Bozeman.

Eastern Washington won 22-17 and has also beaten Montana Tech, 38-0, this season. The Eagles play Montana this Saturday while MSU's Bobcats are idle. (AP Laserphoto) Sports in a nutshell Duran stalks Hagler for self-gratification Orediggers face hadron i.inHa Shn0twtit rnaoh South Dakota in the Linda Schoenstedt, coach South Dakota in the was a customer of a cocaine dealer and at one time was heavily in debt for drugs, an FBI agent testified Monday during a murder trial in Columbus, Ohio. Prultt, once a running back for the Cleveland Browns, is an 11-year NFL veteran. The 1972 All America from Oklahoma has been selected for the Pro Bowl four times and rushed LAS VEGAS.

Nev. (AP) be popular again with boxing fans, many of whom once 1 1 I i. 1 4a nfta't flimaalf BHil lor 1,000 yards three consecutive seasons. Prultt could not be reached in Los Angeles for comment about the testimony. FBI agent Gordon John 10a testified in the aggravated murder trial of Joseph Weeks one of three men charged with killing alleged cocaine dealer Edward Hanna on March 6.

TWO GUNMEN wearing masks of Presidents Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon robbed a concessions stand at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington, D.C., of more than $10,000 following Sunday's National Football League game between the Washington Redskins and the St. Louis Cardinals, police said. The men, armed with with a sawed -off shotgun and a handgun, somehow got past locked doors, and of the Montana Tech Orediggers college women's volleyball squad, announced Monday her squad will face Chadron State Saturday evening at 9 MST in Chadron, in a best-of-five match for the bi-district throne and a berth in the national NAIA tournament. Montana Tech won its third consecutive Frontier Conference championship two weeks ago and grabbed its second straight NAIA District 12 title over the weekend, topping conference champions from North Dakota and GERALD HAYES is 31 years old, unranked in the junior lightweight division and has lost almost as many fights as he has won.

But the native of East Orange, N.J., showed he belongs in the ring with a champion. Hayes scored a 10-round majority decision victory over World Boxing Council champion Juan LaPorte in a non-title bout Saturday night in Atlantic City, N.J. CHRIS EVERT Lloyd and Jimmy Connors completed their first tournament together in nine years Sunday by defeating Andrea Jaeger and Roscoe Tanner in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to win the first prize in the $400,000 World Mixed Doubles Championships tennis tourney in Connors and Lloyd shared the 1100,000 first prize with $50,000 going to the mnners-up. DAVID HUMM signed with the Los Angeles Raiders Monday as a backup quarterback to replace the injured Marc Wilson. 4111mm, 31, has played in the National Football League for eight years, most recently with the Baltimore Colts in 1981-82.

THE NATIONAL Hockey League has declared Denli Potvin's consecutive game assist streak over, even though Potvio has registered an assist in every game he's played this season. The captain of the New York Islanders has set up goals in each of his 13 games. But he missed the Islanders' 12th game withr an allergic reaction to some food and the league says his streak ended then. INJURED QUARTERBACK Das Fonts may not play another game for the San Diego Chargers in this National Football League season. The philosophy among team officials seems to be that since the Chargers have no chance of making the playoffs, why risk Fonts' and the team's future? LOS ANGELES Raiders kick returner Greg Preltt IUI UCU UII mill, UUl lie IS IlAJlklllg iaj 001.101 uuiiocm auu his sense of history in his challenge of undisputed middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

"I am fighting just for the fourth title," Duran said Monday. He feels that when he beat Davey Moore for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight title last June 16, he had redeemed himself for quitting in the eighth round against Sugar Ray Leonard in their World Boxing Council welterweight title rematch Nov. 25, 1980. Many people turned away from Duran after the Leonard fight, but he was given a hero's welcome on his return to his native Panama after stopping Moore in the eighth round in New York's Madison Square Garden. That victory made him the seventh fighter to win three titles.

No one has won four. His workouts here for Thursday night's 15-round fight at Caesars Palace have been attended by large groups. The fighter they have seen is one who appears to be in top physical and mental condition, a fighter who is confident, but not arrogant. "I feel I'm more mature now that I was five years ago," said Duran, who also was lightweight champion for most of the 1970s and welterweight champion in 1980. "I've learned a lot from people and the press." Both Duran and Hagler have handled the pressure of preparing for each other and dealing with the media with patience and touches of humor.

When Bo Derek, the star of the sex comedy film "10," accompanied by her husband, John, attended one of his workouts, Duran was asked what he thought of her. Duran, with his wife Felicidad standing nearby, frowned, then said: "My wife h. very beautiful." conironiea employees 01 a ana uaienng services, inc. on the stadium's top floor. GARY BARBARO, star safety of the Kansas City Chiefs, has signed a three-year contract with the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League.

Figures weren't released pertaining to Barbare's contract, but Generals Owner Donald Tramp said it marked the beguining of a salary war with the National Football League for pro gridiron start. MINNESOTA quarterback Steve Dili was released from the hospital Monday after being held overnight for observation because be suffered a minor head injury in the Vikings' 17-12 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Dili took some jarring hits and appeared "a little disoriented" late in the game, said Vikings spokesman MsiTuf Swaiuem. Central boosters to meet The Butte Central Booster Club will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in the school library. The girls basketball team will be introduced, films of Central's football games against Glasgow and Ronan will be available and winter booster activities will be discussed.

Tech boosters to meet The Montana Tech Booster Club will meet Wednesday at noon in the Butte Elks club..