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Scoreboard PAGE D2 WATERLOO COURIER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1994 Hockey USHL standings BP TP OF OA 0 0 24 81 36 DesMoine 12 St. Paul 10 21 69 67 21 68 46 Omaha Raul Florae Gomel 37 34 -71 Sandy Lvle 35-37 -72 Jay Haas 37 35 -72 Andy Bean 37-35 -72 Donrne Hammond 36-36 -72 Tom Byrum 36-36 -72 Ed Fiort 37-35 -72 Jaimie Gomel 38-34 -72 Angel Cabrera 37-35 -72 Carlos Espinosa 36-36 -72 Antonio Pilar 37-35 -72 Doug Tewell 38-33 -73 Don Reese 37 36 -73 Miguel Guzman 36-37 -73 Ricardo Samar 37-36 -73 Nolan Henke 39 34 -73 Mke Mitchell 38-35 -73 PaDle DelOtmo 37-36 -73 Oscar Serna 36-37 -73 Carlos Lanarn 39-34 -73 Fedenco Ortiz 35-38 -73 Andy North 35-39 -74 John Mahaffey 40-34 -74 Jay Don Blake 38-36 -74 20 61 41 14 67 82 13 61 60 12 61 60 10 68 79 Dubuque Rochester Waterloo Sioux City Thunder Bay Wisconsin OraanBay George Archer Bob Ford Bruce Fleishef Lormie Neitaen Keith Fergus Danny Edwards Terry Foreman Johnny Miller Butch Baird Jeff McMillan DudleyHart Kim Tnurman James Furyk Lisa Kiggens GaryHalloerg Tommy Masters BobGiloer Brian Mogg Jukkikster MikejKk Roger Marine Scott Hoyl Shawn McEntee Brett Upper Jeff Wilson Todd Fischer Steve Jonea a) Skinner Charles Gibson Cindy Ranck John Miser Jr. 36-34 -9 34- 35 -69 36 34 -70 35- 35 -70 34- 36 -70 35- 36 -71 36- 38 -71 37- 34 -71 37-35 -72 35-37 -72 37-35 -72 37-35 -72 35 37 -72 35- 37 -72 36 36 -72 36- 37 -73 39-34 -73 37- 36 -73 35 38 -73 35- 39 -74 34- 40 -74 37-37 -74 36- 38 -74 36 36 -74 39-35 -74 35- 39 -74 37- 37 -74 36 38 -74 36- 38 -74 38- 36 -74 39- 35 -74 2 10 44 SO 2 8 49 64 Hammonds 0-2 2-2 2. Rosa 3-5 1-1 7, Williams 0-2 00 O.Totals 33-80 25-32 92. Detroit 29 28 19 18-94 Denver 31 20 20 21-92 3 Point goals Detroit 5 23 (Mills 3-7, Dumars 2 9.

Hunter 0 3. Dawkins 0-4), Denver 1-12 (R Williams 1-4. Stith 0-1, Rogers 0-2. Pack 0-2. Ellis 0-3).

Fouled out None. Rebounds Detroit 46 (Hill 7), Denver 60 (Mutombo 20). Assists Detroit 23 (Dawkins 6). Denver 24 (Pack 11). Total fouls Detroit 28, Denver 19.

Technicals Detroit illegal defense 4. A 17.171 CAVALIERS 81, TRA1LBLAZERS 80 At Portland, Ore. CLEVELAND (81) Mills 2-4 1-2 5. Hill 5-70-2 10. Williams 1-4 4-68.

Phills 2-8 2-3 8. Price 12-21 1-1 30. Cage 1-4 4-4 6. Brandon 4-12 1-2 9, Campbell 0 3 2-2 2, Ferry 2 3 2 2 7, Dreiling 00 0O 0 Totals 29-66 1 7-24 81 PORTLAND (60) C.Robinson 9-17 3-5 24. B.Williams 1-4 1-2 3.

Dudley 1-3 0O 2. Drexler 7-16 2-3 17. J.Robinson 2-1 1 2 2 6, McKay 0-3 2-2 2. Grant 7-11 1-2 15, Bryant 2-3 2-2 6, Murray 0-0 0-0 0. Edwards 0-0 3-4 3, Kersey 1-20-0 2.

Totals 30-70 16-22 80. Cleveland 18 25 19 21 -81 Portland 25 14 18 28 -80 3-Pomt goals Cleveland 8-11 (Price 5-8. Ferry 1-1, Phills 0-1. Brandon 0-1), Portland 4-10 (C Robinson 3-4, DreWer 1-5. J.Robinson 0-1).

Fouled out MIBs. HiH. Rebounds Cleveland 42 (Hill, Williams 7). Portland 48 (Drexler B). Assists 0 7 44 69 Normiowa NOTE: Losing, taama in ovartima Friday Prep football: State playoffs at UNI-Dome, Winfield-Mount Union vs.

West Bend-Mallard, 10:30 am; Hudson vs. Pocahontas, 1:30 p.m.; Iowa City High at Linn-Mar, 7:30 p.m. Hockey: Omaha at Waterloo, McElroy Auditorium, 7:05 p.m. College volleyball: Missouri Valley Conference Tournament at West Gym; Drake vs. Illinois State, 4 p.m.; Northern Iowa vs.

Bradley, 7 p.m. Saturday Prep football: State playoffs at UNI-Dome, Mount Vernon vs. Iowa Falls, 10:30 a.m.; South Tama vs. Spencer, 1:30 p.m. College volleyball: Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship game, West Gym, 3 p.m.

College football: Eastern Washington at Northern Iowa, UNI-Dome, 6:30 p.m. Prep hockey: Omaha at Waterloo Warriors, McElroy Auditorium, 7:40 p.m. infielder. to minor -league contracts. CALIFORNIA ANGELS Added Erik Bennett, Ken Edenfieid.

Jeff Scnmidt, Bi Simae and Shad Williams, pitchers, and Marquis Riley, outfielder, to the 40-man "CLEVELAND INDIANS Claimed Steve Dixon, pitcher, off waivers from the i St. Lous Cardinals. I National League I CHICAGO CUBS Named Ferguson Jenkins pitching coach and John Young special assistant to the general manager. Purchased the contracts of Terry Adams, Mike Walker and Derek Wallace, pitchers, and Cris Conlon, intielder, from lows of the American Association, and Ottis Smith and Amaury Telemaco. pitchers.

Mike Hubbard, catcher. Brant Brown, mfietder. and Pedro Valdes, outfielder, from Orlando of the Southern League. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Announced that Doug Creek and Frank Cimorelli, pitchers, and Dan Cholowsky, Infielder, cleared waivers and were sent outnght to Louisville of the American Association.

SAN DIEGO PADRES Claimed Erik Plantenberg, pitcher, off waivers from the Seattle Manners. American Assocletton INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS Re-signed Marc Bombard, manager. BASKETBALL National BasketbeN Association GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-i-Traded Chris Webber, forward, to the Washington Bullets for Tom Gugliotta. forward, and first-round draft choices in 1996, 1996 and 2000. ORLANDO MAGIC Activated Geert Hammink, center, from the Injured list.

Waived Keith Tower, forward-center. WASHINGTON BULLETS Signed Juwan Howard, forward, to 1 multiyear contract Continental Basketball Association MEXICO AZTECAS Signed Alan games ara awarded ona bonua point GAMES FRIDAY Omaha at Waterloo, 7:06 p.m. Witoonain at St. Paul Rochester at Thunder Bay North Iowa at Green Bay GAMES SATURDAY St Paul at Wisconsin North Iowa at Oubuqua Rochester at Thunder Bay Dee Moines at Green Bay Omaha at Sioux City GAMES SUNDAY Sioux City at Omaha Dee Moines at Wisconsin MIAMI DOLPHINS Waived David Ware, tackle. Signed Tim Irwin, oflsnarvt tackle.

Canadian Football Laxegua Cf Announced that 4 has received a formal application from a group hoping to acquire an expanaion franchise in Memphis. Tenn. HOCKEY Colonial Hockey League UTICA BLIZZARD Agreed to termt with Shayne Stevenson, right wing, Signed Kyis O'Brien, deterweman Placed Kevin Todd, forward, on the Inactive M. Activated Bobby Ckxiston, forward, from the inactive kst. Placed Sebastian Fgrtier, forward, on lnured reserve East Coast Hockey League NASHVILLE KNIGHTS Signed Tod Hartie, center.

WHEELING THUNOERBIRDS Announced that Deion Darling, defense-man, and Xavier Majic, center, have been recalled by Fredericton of the American Hockey League. Signed Scott Ferguson and Brad Layzell. defensemen, and Claude Jutras. right wing. international Hockey League ATLANTA KNIGHTS Recalled Trevor Jobe, center, from Nashville of the East Coast Hockey League.

LAS VEGAS THUNDER Sent Manor) Rheaume, goalie, 1o Tallahassee of the ECHL and Doug Seari. detenssman, to KnoveoimeECHI 80CCER American Professional Soccer 'ATLANTA PROFESSIONAL 80C-CER Announced that Its APSL team, scheduled to begin play In the 1995 season, win be known as the Ruckus. COLLEGE BROCKP0RT STATE Announcsd the resignation of Ed Matejkovic, tootbai coach. CALIFORNIA Named Shalll Onstead field hockey coach. CAMPBELL Named Bobby Murray assistant basketball coach.

FLORIDA STATE Suspended James Colzia, corrwback, for on gam for academic reasons. GEORGIA Signed Vine Dooiey, AD, to a five-year contract extension. through June 1999. SAINT ROSE Named Jeff Bloomberg men's and women's tennis coach. TEMPLE Named Barbara Kilgour associat athletic dirsctor and senior women administrator, Mexican Open MEXICO CITY (AP) Scores Thursday after the first round of the $600,000 Mexican Open golf championship, played on the 7.142-yard, par-36- Field hockey College women NCAA Division I I Semifinals GAMES SATURDAY I Al Northeastern, Boston, Maes.

1 N. Carolina (20-1-0) vs. Iowa (16-5-2) Northwestern (15-3-2) vs. James i Madison (18-3-11 Championship Sunday At Northesjtern.iBoston, Mass. Cleveland 17 (Price 6), Portland 19 itoii uiuo oe won Mexico course: 32-32 -64 Howard Twitty Basketball NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE HE (3D AtiantJc Division Pet (Drexler 5).

Total fouls Cleveland 23. Portland 24. Technical Portland illegal defense. A 12,888. WARRIORS 109.

KNICKS 100 At Oakland. Calif. NEW YORK (100) Oakley 3-4 3-4 9. Smith 8-14 0-1 18, Ewing 8-16 2-2 18. Harper 7-13 6-8 21,, Starks 0-94-4 4, Mason 4-9 4-412.

Davis 6-121-1 12. Anthony 3-7 1-1 8. Totals 38-84 21-25100. GOLDEN STATE (109) Gatling 7-8 1-3 15, Wood 0-1 0-0 0. Seikaly 5-10 2-6 12.

Hardaway'5-15 9-12 20, SpreweU 9-18 7-8 27. Rogers 2-6 00 4, Alexander 2-3 00 4, Pierce 5-7 6-9 18, Jennings 3-6 1-2 "Totals 38-74 26-40 109. New York 29 25 24 22 100 Transactions 37-32 -69 37- 32 -69 35-34 -69 34- 35 -8 35- 34 -9 33- 36 -69 36- 34 -70 36-34 -70 36- 34 -70 35-35 -70 38- 32 -70 35-36 -71 37- 34 -71 34- 37 -71 34-37 -71 37-34 -71 34- 37 -71 37-34 -71 35- 36 -71 3645 -71 rrea rum BobTway Chris Perry Tim Hobby David Feherty Cesar Perez BobLohr Dave Stockton, Jr. JoseRrvero Miguel Martin Jorge Perez John Cook Willie Wood Scott Verptank Lennie Clements Billy Ray Brown Tommy Armour III Frank Conner Jerry Haaa Juan Brno GB .5 .5 20 2.0 30 3.0 PITTSBURGH PIRANHAS Signed Tom Hovasse, forward. SIOUX FALLS SKYFORCE Signed Henry James, forward.

Placed Mark Davis, guard, on the injured list FOOTBALL National Football League ARIZONA CARDINALS Signed Mark Higga, running back. Waived Rich Branam. guard. BUFFALO BILLS Placed Bucky Brooks, wide receiver, on injured reserve. Signed Damon Thomas, wide receiver, AUTO RACING PPG ktdy Car World Series PACWEST RACING GROUP Named Danny Sullivan, driver, for the 1995 sea- "baseball American Leegu BALTIMORE ORIOLES Signed Rich DeLucia.

pitcher, and Junior Noboa, Orlando 4 2 .667 New York 4 3 .571 Washington 4 3 .571 New Jersey 3 .375 Boston 2 4 .333 Philadelphia 2 8 .250 Miami 1 5 .167 Central Dfvfsiofl Detroit 5 2 .714 Cleveland 4 2 .667 Milwaukee 3 2 .600 Chcago 4 4 .600 Indiana 3 3 .600 Chartotte 3 4 .429 Atlanta 2 5 .288 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division I Golden Stat 29 28 28 26 -109 I 3-Point goals New York 3-17 (Harper 1- Friday Noon Tennis: ATP World Championship (ESPN) 2:30 p.m. Golf: Shark Shootout (ESPN) 6:30 p.m. College Basketball: Preseason NIT Quarterfinal (ESPN) 6:30 p.m. IHL Hockey: Chicago at Kalamazoo (SPO) 7 p.m. NBA- Seattle at Indiana (TNT) 8:30 p.m.

College Basketball: Preseason NIT Quarterfinal (ESPN) Saturday 11 a.m, College football: Michigan at Ohio State (5,6,9) 11 am College football: North Carolina at Duke (SPO) 12:30 p.m. College football: Air Force at Notre .5 1.0 1.5 1.5 2.0 30 Houston Pet 0 1.000 2 .714 mnony i-e, uavis l-D, Slants v-. Golden State 7-19 (Pierce 2-2, Jennings 2-3. Sprewell 2-5, Hardaway 1-7, Wood 0-1, Rogera 0-1). Fouled out Smith, Starks.

Rebounds New York 55 (Oakley 14), Golden State 45 (Seikaly 12). Assists New York 26 (Harper 7), Golden State 26 (Hardaway, Jennings 8). Total fouls New York 35. Golden Slate 21 Technicals Mason, New York illegal defense 2, Hardaway, Golden State illegal defense. A 15,025.

College men GB 2.5 30 40 4.5 7.0 .667 .500 .429 .125 Denver Dallas San Antonio Utah Minnesota Pacific DrvtakM Golden State Baseball owners present new proposal to players Dame (7,10,13) .857 .714 .600 .500 .500 .375 .000 Perttand Sacramento Seattle LA. Lakers 10 2.0 2.5 25 35 6.0 LA. Clippers THURSDAY'S RESULTS 1:30 p.m. Tennis: ATP World Championship (ESPN) 2:30 p.m. College football: Illinois at Wisconsin (5,6,9) 2:30 p.m.

College soccer Big Ten Championship (SPO) -3 p.m. Golf: Shark Shootout (2,3,8) 5 p.m. Golf: Mexican Open (ESPN) 6 p.m. College football: Iowa at Minnesota (2) 6:30 p.m. College football: Florida St.

at North Carolina St. (ESPN) 7:30 pm. NBA: Chicago at Dallas (WGN) HERNDON, Va. (AP) The baseball owners' new proposal turned out to be two proposals an updated old one and a complicated new one. One source on the players' side says the new one already looks too much like the old one.

"It's basically a salary cap, it's a dis OKJ EIGHT Kansas 1 14, Marathon AAU 57 (exhibition) BIG TEN Michigan St. 95, Polish National 52 (exhibition) Minnesota 108, Croatian National 57 (exhibition) Illinois 84, Marathon Oil 82 (exhibition) EAST West Brook 125, Atlantic Union 79 SOUTH Belmont 106. Graceland 67 Clafkn 57. Brewton-Parker 50 Emmanuel 87, S. Westyan 80 MIDWEST Bendictme.

Kan. 104, SW Kansas 84 Indiana Tech 80, Huntington 60 Ottawa. Kan. 77, Baker 63 SOUTHWEST 113. Texas Col.

107 Houston Baptist 65. St. Edward's 62 i John Brown 84, NE Oklahoma 60 Okla Baptist 139, SW Advents! 81 TOURNAMENTS Ozark Food Harvest First Round Arkansas Tech 79, Cent. Bible 53 Evangel 70, York. Neb.

51 Harding 86. Birmingham-Southern 74 William Jewell 76, Missouri Baptist 71 Preseason NIT i New Jersey 1 1 1 Washington 103 Charlotte 98, LA Clippers S3 Houston 1 06. Chicago 83 Dallas 96, Sacramento 94 Detroit 94, Denver 92 Cleveland 81, Portland 80 Golden State 109, New York 100 GAMES TODAY LA Clippera at Philadelphia. 8:30 p.m. New Jersey at Orlando, 6:30 ro.

Boston at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. 1 Seattle at Indiana, 7 p.m. Detroit at Utah, 8 p.m. Portland at Phoenix, 6 p.m.

Cleveland at LA Lakers, 9:30 p.m. GAMES SATURDAY Boston at Washington. 8'30 p.m. Indiana at Charlotte. 6:30 p.m San Antonio at Minnesota.

7 p.m Seattle at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 7:30 pm. Houston at Denver, 8 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 9:30 p.m.

GAMES SUNDAY LA Clippera at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Cleveland at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Detroit at Portland, 9 p.m. NBA boxes NETS 111, BULLETS 103 At East Rutherford. N.J.

WASHINGTON (103) MacLaan 5-10 7-8 17, Cheaney 4-10 0-0 Vanderbilt 69, Montana 65 Washington 84, Seton Hal 72 Semifinals GAMES SUNDAY Washington at SW Missouri 2 p.m. Vanderbilt at Texas Tech, 4:30 p.m. Championship GAME TUESDAY Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. Kings Point, N.Y. (7-2) at Plymouth Stale, H.

(9-0) Buffalo State, N.Y. (64) at Ithaca, N.Y. (82) Quarterfinals GAMES NEXT SATURDAY Mount Union-Allegheny winner vs. Augustana-AJbion winner Wanburg-Central. Iowa winner vs.

La Veme-SL John's. Minn, winner Widener-Dickinson winner vs. Wash. Jeff. -Trinity, Texas winner Kings Point-Plymouth State winner vs.

Buffalo winner First Round Memphis 70, SW Louisiana 66 San Francisco 80. New Mexico 74 EXHIBITION Football NFL standings The new proposal, just like the first one, would eliminate salary arbitration in favor of increased minimum salaries for first- through third-year players. What those minimums would be was not addressed by the owners. The owners revised their salary cap proposal as their lawyers had discussed in a memo several weeks ago to take into account the losses caused by the strike, which has shut down baseball since Aug. 12.

The earlier proposal guaranteed the players $1 billion for salaries. The new amount is considerably less. Cone said the bargaining session was intense Thursday. "It was heated at times, and maybe it needed to be," he said. "There was a great deal of rehashing of our differences.

Maybe Mr. Usery is right that we need to get our grievances out in the open." Union official Mark Belanger described the mood as "good at times, sometimes not so good." Each side had between 12 and 15 people at the meeting. Several tables were assembled in a rectangle, with players sitting on one side, management on the other and Usery and two assistants in the middle. The meeting room was on the ground floor of the Hyatt Dulles hotel, about 25 miles outside Washington. Players spend Thursday night reading thr proposal and having their economic advisors, the firm Glassman Oliver in Washington, run the new numbers through computers.

Both sides heeded the urgings of mediator W.J. Usery and kept their public comments as bare as possible. But several sources confirmed details to The Associated Press. Management's new offer asks for a tax on team payrolls that exceed the major league average, which was approximately $36 million in 1994 including benefits. Contrary to what the owners' lead negotiator, John Harrington, said earlier this week, there was no proposal for a tax on the revenues of the richest large-market clubs.

Said Kansas City pitcher David Cone: "We've got to read it, talk to our economists about it and see what its impact would be. There are some guys who probably won't get much sleep tonight." Harrington refused all comment, citing Usery's directive to keep the bargaining contained among the parties involved. "I will not characterize the discussions other than to say we're here discussing the issues," Usery said. "We'd all like ah agreement and both sides are working hard to get one." AMERICAN CONFERENCE incentive to sign players. But they said everything in their proposal was negotiable, so we'll see," he said.

Players and owners met for four hours Thursday, and management brought forward a 102-page offer. One part specifies a new "tax" plan that would levy a surcharge on any team whose payroll rises above the league average. Each $250,000 or $500,000 jump in a team's payroll would increase the tax rate, and there would be no preset top rate. The other part of the proposal is an adjustment to the salary cap offer made in June. This part of the proposal was made mostly for legal reasons if the owners decide to try to impose a system; which is their right under federal labor law, this would be the offer that technically takes effect.

If the owners decided to make such a move, it likely wouldn't come until mid-December. An official response from the union will come no earlier than late today, although it could take several days. Bowling-" League reports Thursday HIGHLIGHTS Dan Schuter Iked the fifth perfect game of his career to lead all area bowlers. Schuter finished with a 696 series white bowling in the Masters league. The top series was a 752 rolled by Gary Grieves.

Brad Scobee and Buck Nitcher had 726s. Nitcher tossed a 299 in fus second game to go with a 226 and 201 Other top series were recorded by William Michael (742), Joe Van Quathem (741), Walt Tournier (737), Todd Bracken (736), Dave Carter (725) and Ed Feese (724). Rich Kemme scored the area's third- East Pet PP PA Miami 7 3 0 .700 239 187 Buffalo 5 6 0 .500 205 196 N.Y.JetS 6 5 0 .600 173 IB4 Indianao 4 8 0 .400 216 233 NewEiXjland 4 6 0 .400 210 239 Central Cleveland 6 2 0 .600 219 118 Pittsburgh 7 3 0 TOO 176 156 Cixmnatl 2 0 J00 175 251 Houston 18 0 .100 147 218 Weal SanDiego 8 2 0 800 243 164 Kansas City 6 4 0 600 195 192 LA Raiders 5 5 0 .500 203 222 Denver 4 8 0 .400 220 243 Seattle 3 7 0 .300 195 196 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Dallas 8 2 0 .800 262 141 PridelptM 7 3 0 .700 218 174 Anzona 4 6 0 .400 126 196 Giants 3 7 0 300 171 220 Washngton 2 10 JOO 220 279 Central Mmesola 7 3 0 .700 224 164 Chicago 6 4 0 .600 172 182 Green Bay 6 4 0 .600 205 143 Detroit 5 5 0 .500 199 217 Tampa Bay 2 8 0 200 124 229 Weal San Francisco 8 2 0 .800 295 186 Allama 5 5 0 .500 200 226 LA Rams 4 8 0 .400 179 197 New Wears 4 6 0 .400 209 261 24 6-6 28. Stales 4-1 1 5-5 14, Mclrvaine 2-3 00 4, Stewart 1-2 0-0 2. Butler 8-14 0-0 16, Overton 0-2 0-0 0, Oliver 1-2 0-0 2.

Totals 39-85 20-22 103. NEW JERSEY (111) Moma 6-15 0-0 19. Coleman 9-15 5-8 23, Benjamin 3-8 7-9 13, Anderson 8-12 8-10 24, Edwards 6-12 4-4 18, Williams 0-3 OO 0. Brown 1-1 0-0 2, Floyd 0-1 2-2 2, Wallers 0-2 0-0 0, Gilliam 4-5 2-2 10. Wiggins OO 00 0.

Totals 39-74 28-35 111. Washington 22 23 38 20 -103 New Jersey 32 24 31 24 -111 3-Point goals Washington 5-20 (Cheaney 2-3, Chapman 2-10, Skiles 1-5, MacLean 0-1, Duckworth 0-1), New Jersey 5-19 (Morris 3-7, Edwards 2-6, Coleman 0-1, Floyd 0-1, Walters 0-1, Anderson 0-3). Fouled out None. Rebounds Washington 38 (Duckworth 9), New Jersey 52 (Coleman 13). Assists Washington 20 (Skiles 13).

New Jersey 25 (Anderson 13). Total fouls Washington 26, New Jersey 24. Technicals Skiles, Anderson, Coleman. 11.363. HORNETS 99, CLIPPERS 83 At Chartotte.

N.C. LA. CLIPPERS (83) Massenburg 4-10 2-4 10. Vaught 4-8 0O 8, Spencer 5-11 2-5 12, Richardson 2-7 0-0 4, Dehere 4-8 2-2 10, Fish 0-5 1-2 1, Sealv 5-11 0-2 10. Outlaw 2-7 3-6 7.

highest game with a 283. In the same league, Joe Van Ouathem had a 279. Jim Johnson and Bracken each had a 277, I followed by Scobee'a 276, Bruca Schaffer 269 and Port Beanie 268. The women were topped bv Connie Cubs hire Jenkins as pitching coach Murray 3-9 0-3 7, Woods 2-3 0-0 5. Ellis 1-2 2-2 4, Piatkowski 2-4 0-1 5.

Totals 34- 85 12-27 83 CHARLOTTE (99) Johnson 7-12 5-6 19. Hancock 3-8 1-4 7, i Mourning 5-8 2-6 12, Bogues 4-12 0-0 8, I Hawkins 3-7 10-10 17. Parish 4-7 1-2 9. i Curry 7-13 3-3 19, Sutton 2-4 1-1 5. Wolf i 1-2 1-2 3, Wingate 0-1 0-0 O.TotaJs 36-72 24-34 99 LA Clippers 24 17 14 28 -83 Chartotte 32 19 28 20 -99 I 3-Point goals Los Angeles 3-10 (Munay 1-2.

Woods 1-t, Piatkowski 1-3. Dehere i 0-1, Massenburg 0-2), Charlotte 3-7 (Curry 2-6. Hawkina 1-2). Fouled out i Alcorn St. 100.

W. Sidney Bruins 83 Arizona St 86, Mexican Federation 84 Army 79, Global Explorers 72 Austin Peay 97, Croatia 63 Cent. Mich 65. Zagreb of Croatia 46 Christian Brothers 90, Ouachita 74 Citadel 109. Fort Bragg AAU 61 Coverse AAU 108, Hofstra 102 Detroit 81.

Statyba 70 E. Central, Okla. 92. Ambassador 70 E. Kentucky 105.

Kentucky Crusade 79 Evansville 127, Cook AAU 57 Fair. Dick. 118. Converse All-Stars 86 Florida St. 93.

Croatia 59 Furman 94, Charlotte Royals 85 Georgia Col. 95, Augusta Metros 83 Idaho St. 78. Australian Nationals 59 Irish National Team 81, Cant. Connecticut St 80 Marquette 65.

Stal-Bobrek 59 Miss. Valley St. 50. Vasda USA 25 N. Illinois 121.

Marathon Oil 103 NE Louisiana 86, Jamtland 67 North Texas 96, Conoco Oil 81 Notre Dame 89, Inter-Bratislava 69 Oregon 89, New Zealand 65 Radford 81 Finnish National 69 Rice 101. SoUo Minas of Brazil 74 Rot. Morris 86. World Opportunities 82 St. Mary's, Texas 97.

Natl. Christian 72 South Carolina 86, Betorussia 69 Spartak-Ukraine 82, Tenn. -Martin 70 Tennessee Tech 82. Argentina 75 Texas Chnstian 93. North Melbourne 68 UCLA 81 Perth.

Australia 72 UMass 86, Turkey Junior National 57 UNLV 98, Verich Reps 92 William Mary 93, Court Authority 82 Preseason NIT First Round THURSDAY'S RESULTS Memphis 70, SW Louisiana 66 San Francisco 80, New Mexico 74 Quarterfinals GAMES TODAY Cantsius at Geo. 5:30 p.m. Ohio University at Virginia, 8:30 p.m. Alabama at New Mexico State, 1 1 p.m. GAME SATURDAY San Francisco at Memphis, TBA Semifinal At Madison Square Garden Wednesday Alabama-New Mexico St.

winner vs. USF-Memphis winner, 4:30 p.m. George Washington-Camsius winner vs. One U. -Virginia, 630 p.m.

College women -MISSOURI VALLEY SW Missouri St. 61, Virginia Tech 45 SOUTH Brewton-Parker 78, Talladega 60 Montevallo 77, Shorter 50 Union. Ky. 89, Clinch Valley 59 MIDWEST Bethany. Kan.

68, Concordia, Neb. 57 Dana 62, Dordt 51 Indiana Tech 89. Spring Arbor 86 TOURNAMENTS McPherson Classic First Round Bethany, Kan. 66, Concordia, Neb. 57 Preseason NIT Quarterfinals SW Missoun St.

61 Virginia Tech 45 Texas Tech 79, Arkansas SI 51 Vanderbilt 69, Montana 65 Washington 84. Seton Had 72 I EXHIBITION 1 Anzona 58. Tungsram. Hungary 52 Croatia 92. Morenead St.

62 Estonia 63. Idaho St. 53 Fort Jackson 60, Wirrthrop 59 St. Peter's 69, Concordia. Canada 53 Sou.

Miss 95, SG-Aschaffenburg 71 Tennessee 78, Athletes In Action 65 Preseason NIT Quarterfinals THURSDAY'S RESULTS Texas Tech 79. Arkansas State 51 SW Missoun St. 61 Virginia Tech 45 Simpson's 635 series and Kathy Eighme's 239 game for a 602 series. Jackie WaddeH finished with a 627 series, while Mary Smedley had a 622 and Pat Becker had a 600 with a 224 game. Connie Francis added a 219 game.

WATERLOO LEAGUES BEE GEE'S Cricketa 1,760, Butterflies 604: Elaine Webbeking 498, Nancy Meyers 193. CADETTE Skyview Mary Smedley 622, Connie Francis 219. CADILLAC MERCHANTS Sandbaggers 1.999-695: Sean Redmond 684, Dan Mecher 266. CADILLETTE Rollettes 1.684-617; Jan Gruchow 542. Pat Conley 193.

CEDAR K.J. 8 Kompany 3.259, Wheelers Autobody Ed Feese 724-267. FLEETWOOD Trophy 3,643, Jim Dolan Ins. 1.244; Todd Bracken 736-277, Jim Johnson 277. HI HOPES EPFs 2.333-837; Carol Tim 512.

Karen Dix 192. MAJORS Tournier Welding; Walt Tournier 737-251. MAPLE South Town Lounge 3.149-1,060: Connie Simpson 635, Pat Becker 224. MASTERS Fran's Pro Shop Gary Grieves 752, Oan Schuler 300. MINOR Automatic Amusement II 3,224, Varsity Cleaners Bruce Schaffer 695, Brad Scobee 276.

SLEEPY HEADS Dreamers Deb Fischer 460-204; Dorothy Burger 479-197. TRI POD Guam Trucking Kathy Eighme 602-239. WATERLOOLAPORTE CITY LaPorte City Telephone Co. Buck Nitcher 726-299. Cubs," he said.

"It's a new occupation for me and it's in a sense that I really don't know much about the guys on the staff. But my job will be to find out what their strengths 3,000 strikeouts and issue fewer than 1,000 walks. He was a National League All-Star three times and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1991. During his long career, he pitched for the Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox. He appeared in 664 major league games.

He won 20 games six straight years with the Cubs, from 1967-72. The Cubs also announced that Florida Marlins scout John Young has been named a special assistant to general manager Ed Lynch. He will have special assignments and help to evaluate personnel at all levels. CHICAGO (AP) Hall of Fame right-hander Ferguson Jenkins will join the Chicago Cubs as their pitching coach, the team said Thursday. Jenkins, who spent 19 seasons in the majors and won 20 games in seven different seasons, has spent the last two years as a roving instructor in the Cincinnati Reds' minor league system.

He also spent two seasons as a pitching coach with the Texas Rangers' Triple-A affiliate at Oklahoma City. This will be his first assignment as a major league pitching coach. "It's a great challenge, but it's just wonderful to be back with the Ferguson Jenkins GAMES SUNDAY Cleveland at Kansas City, noon I Detroit at Chicago, noon Green Bay at Buffalo, noon Indianapolis at Cincinnati, noon Miami at Pittsburgh, noon San Diego at New England, noon i Washington at Dallas, noon Atlanta at Denver, 3 p.m. New Orleans at LA Raiders, 3 p.m. New York Jets at Minnesota.

3 p.m. 1 Philadelphia at Anzona, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay at Seattle. 3 p.m. LA Rams at San Francisco, 7 p.m.

GAME MONDAY New York Giants at Houston. 8 p.m. CFL playoffs DIVISION SEMIFINALS Nov. 12 Eastern Division Baltimore 34, Toronto 15 Western Division British Columbia 24, Edmonton 23 Nov. 13 Eastern Division Winnipeg 26.

Ottawa 16 Western Division Calgary 36. Saskatchewan 3 DIVISION FINALS GAMES SUNDAY Eastern Division Baltimore at Winnipeg, 12:30 p.m. Weatern Division British Columbia at Calgary, 3:30 p.m. GREY CUP Nov. 27 At Vancouver, B.C., 5:30 p.m.

Div. Ill playoffs First Round GAMES SATURDAY Mount Union, Ohio (9-1) at Allegheny, Pa (10-0) Augustan, in. (8-1) at Albion, Mich. (9- 0) Wartburg, Iowa (9-1) at Central, Iowa (10-0) La Verne, Calif. (9-0) at St.

John's, Minn. (8-1) Widener, Pa. (9-1) at Dickinson, Pa. (10-0) Washington Jefferson, Pa. (8-1) at Trinity, Texas (10-0) are and to help them win baseball games." Jenkins, 51, compiled a 284-226 record with 3.34 ERA and 3,192 strikeouts.

He is the only pitcher in major-league history to have more than Mourning. Rebounds Los Angeles 52 (Outlaw 10), Charlotte 60 (Johnson 14). Assets Los Angeles 17 (Richardson 6), Charlotte 27 (Bogues 13). Total fours Los Angeles 31, Charlotte 30. Technicals Charlotte assistant coach Hanzlik, Loa Angeles illegal defense.

A 23,698. ROCKETS 106, BULLS 03 At Houston CHICAGO (83) Blount 2-5 0-0 4, Pippen 5-17 5-8 15, Perdue 2-3 3-4 7, Armstrong 6-12 2-2 14, Harper 4-7 0-0 10, Wennington 3-11 0-0 6, English 1-3 2-2 4, Kukoc 3-13 0-0 7, Kerr 1-5 0O 2, Simpkins 0O 0-2 0, Foster 5-9 0-2 10. Boechter 2-4 04 4. Totals 34-8912-2083. HOUSTON (106) Horry 6-7 1-2 14, Thorpe 7-14 5-8 19, Olaiuwon 10-14 9-12 29.

Maxwell 0-7 3-4 3. Smith 7-10 1-1 19. Herrera 2-3 2-2 6, Elia 0-3 0-0 0, Cassell 3-4 2-2 10, Caldwell 0-0 1-21, Breaux 1-1 0-0 3, Tabak 11 00 2, Brooks 00 0-0 O.Totals 36-64 24-33 106. Chicago 24 28 11 18 83 Houston 38 22 14 34 -108 3-Pomt goals Chicago 3-16 (Harper 2-3, Kukoc 1 -3, Kerr 0-1 Buechler 0-1 English 0-1, Armstrong 0-2, Pippen 0-5), Houston 10-21 (Smith 4-8, Horry 3-3, Caaseli 2-2, Breaux 1-1, Thorpe 0-1, Elia 0-1. Maxwell 0-f).

Fouled out None. Rebounds Chicago 50 (Pippen, Wennington 6), Houston 50 (Olaiuwon 14). Assists Chicaao 20 (Pippen 8). Houston 31 leading Jordan not an option Golf Pebble Beach Invitational PEBBLE BEACH. Calif.

(AP) Scores Thursday after the first round of the $200,000 Pebble Beach Invitational Pro-Am. played on the par-72 Pebble Beach Golf Links course; the 6.859-yard, par-72 Spy Glass Hill course, and the 6.278-yard, par-72 Old Dal Monte dub course: Robert Gamel 31-34-65 Bob May 34-35 -69 Laird Small 34-35 -69 Brent Geiberger 36-33-69 (Maxwell 8). total fouls Chicago 26, Houston 20. Technical Foater. A 16,199.

MAVERICKS 98, KINGS 94 At Dallas SACRAMENTO (94) Potynice3-8 0-0 16, Causwel 2-2 3-4 7, Richmond 9-19 3- 4 21, Webb 3-11 1-1 8. Brown 3-7 0-0 6, 1 Grant 3-4 3-4 9. Smith 8-7 2-2 14. Turner 1 0-1 2-2 2, Wilson 0-1 OO 0. Totals 37-75 19-23 94.

DALLA8 (98) Mashburn 10-15 3-5 23. Jones 5-11 0-0 kEisbdtE5! AND MORE "You have to like his work ethic," Jackson said. "That rubs off on others." Elsewhere around the ballpark, GMs were gathering. Schueler and Colorado's Bob Gebhard gabbed in a runway while Alderson, Fred Claire of Los Angeles and Bob Quinn of San Francisco huddled behind the home-plate screen. Next to concession stand, the Baltimore contigent of GM Roland Hemond, assistant Frank Robinson, manager Phil Regan and farm director Syd Thrift conversed.

And, as always, the fans flocked to see Jordan. Flashbulps pop every time he bats, and little kids shoot through the stands to chase his foul balls while leaving others alone. No matter he does, he never gets booed, even if he fumbles a ball in left field or gets caught stealing. When he was frozen on a curveball and called out on strikes Tuesday night, it was the umpire who got razzed, not Jordan. watch Jordan play baseball for the first time in person.

Jordan went 0-for-2, dropping his average to .239 for the Scottsdale Scorpions of the Arizona Fall League. So Sandy, want to make a trade? "I would if the deal was right," Alderson said, smiling. "Tell the White Sox we'll give them Chris Webber for Michael." Alderson, who had previously seen Jordan play on television, was one of several GMs at the game between Scottsdale and Mesa. Jordan's games are pulling about 80 percent of all attendance in the Arizona league made up of top prospects from every big league club and it's no surprise that wherever he is, it's an event. Reggie Jackson happened to be at Tuesday night's game, attracting attention as he walked through the aisles.

Jackson was diplomatic when asked about Jordan's quest to make it to the majors. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) When teams talk trade, a few players are untouchable, guys such as Greg Maddux, Cal Ripken and Mike Piazza. And Michael Jordan. While trade rumors involving Jose Canseco and probably hundreds of other major leaguers have been making the rounds this week at the general managers meeting, no one has dared ask Chicago White Sox GM Ron Scheuler about Jordan.

"I wouldn't trade him," Schueler said. "I couldn't, because if I did, I'd get fired." But last February, after the White Sox had invited Jordan to spring training but before they had signed him, Oakland Athletics GM Sandy Alderson called Jordan's agents. "Sandy was pretty sharp. He told them that if we didn't sign him, he would," Schueler said. "I think he would've brought him straight to Oakland." On Tuesday night, Alderson got to 235-7000 AP Sports ...3000 NFLFteport 3050 SroreUne 3999 Motor Sports Report 3750 College Sports 3025 Pro Tennis 3085 Pro Golf 3075 KCRGHardees Athlete of the Week 7737 HAWK TALK 4295 UNI Panthers 3120 Waterloo Black Hawks 7825 Waterloo Black Hawks Trivia 7465 BU Cyclones 3110 Ski Conditions 3900 1 1 10.

Wiltons 1-4 0O 2, KkW 3-12 2-2 8, Jackson 4-14 9-13 17, Tarpley 6-to 4-4 16. Wiley 0-0 0-0 0. Hodge 3-5 1-2 7, Harris 2-6 00 5, Davis 3-4 2-2 8 Totala 37-80 21-28 98. Sacramento 28 29 28 11 -94 Delias 29 27 17 23 -98 3-Pomt goals Sacramento 1-8 (Webb 1-2, Brown 0-1, Turner 0-1, Williams 0-0-2, Richmond 0-2), Dallas 1-8 (Harris 1-1, Kldd 0-1, Maahburn 0-2, Jackson 0-2). Fouled out Nona.

Rebounds Sacramento 44 (Richmond 9), Dallas 48 Sirpley 9). Assists Sacramento 25 Williams 7), Dallas 24 (Jackson 9). al fouls Sacramento 28. Dallas 25. Technical Sacramento illegal defense, A 13.516.

PISTONS 94, NUGGETS 92 At Denver DETROIT (94) Mills 7-15 3-4 20. Hi 5-12 3-4 13, West 2-4 OO 4. Hunter 2-8 2-2 6, Oumara 7-19 5-6 21, Dawkins 5-14 4-4 14, Addison 3-5 0O 6, Miller 4-8 OO 8, Macon 1-2 OO 2, Curley 0-0 0 0 0, Houston 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 36 85 17-20 94. DENVER (92) Wilkams 4-14 0O t.

Rogers 6-17 2 3 14 Mutomoo 3-7 8-14 14, Pack 2-9 2-2 6. Stith (-12 6-8 22, D.EIlis 7-12 4-4 18, I EED TO KNOW.