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C10 Austin American-Statesman Friday, January 29, 1993 This section is recyclable fcg SCOREBOARD 16-66 10-21 45. T7 HaKlm Scnrwner 47. Concordia a-pont goal Schremer 0-2 Dricfs Phoenix Open 0-1, Smroi 0-1). Concordia 3-27 2-10, Thompeon 1-2. Ceney 0-7.

Thursdays raauWa, aar-71 Pro football Al I 0-4. Juarez 0-3, Mora o-H He-bounde Scnramar 66 (Peveto 13), Concordia 30 (Skinner )- Assists Schremer 27 (Smnn 81 Concordia 10 3). Fouled-out Concordia: Total tout Schramar 10, Concordia 26. A 234. A i' Wednesday Southwaat Houston Oilers assistant coach Chris Palmar, citing a desire to work with New England Coach EU9 Par-cells, has turned down a contract offer from the Oilers to become receivers coach of the Patriots.

The Denver Broncos named Mo Forte to the position of assistant offensive coach and retained Ernie Stautner as defensive line coach. The NFL honored John Etway as its Man of the Year. The Edmonton Eskimos and Toronto Argonauts made a 16-player trade, the largest deal in Canadian Football League history. Going to the Eskimos from Toronto were quarterback Rickey Foggie, slotback Darrel K. Smith, cornerback Ed Berry, wide receiver Eddie Brown, defensive end Leonard Johnson, defensive halfback Don WUson, and two young Canadians, linebacker Bruce Dickson and slotback JjP.

bquierdo. Heading to the Argos from Edmonton, were quarterback Tracy Ham, defensive backs Enia Jackson and Travis Oliver, slotbacks Craig Ellis and Kan Winey, fullback Chris Johnstone, linebacker John Davis and the rights to defensive lineman Cam Brousaeau, a 1991 draft choice. Call 41 6-5700 and enter a four-digit category below RunTex runnerwalker (RACE) 7223 Capitol 10,000 3010 General sports update 765 College basketball Too 25 scoreboard. 790 Texas college basketball scores (includes Basketball Bonanza contest 0092 Bonanza winner hotline (1WON) 4966 High school basketball scores 1800 Longhorn Hotline 4676 For general news, punch 1 for Longhorn Trivia, punch for schedules, punch 3 Dallas Cowboys trivia (PLAY) 7529 NFL football scoreboard 6775 NFL schedules and standings 6767 Fishing report (FISH) 3474 NHL scorecard 6780 NHL schedules and standings 768 NBA scorecard 6785 NBA schedules and 769 Ski report 7544 Professional tennis update 6772 Speedway report 6795 Golf report 773 Rodeo report menu (weekly updates) 776 Professional wrestling report 774 Gomez held off Karvn Alarni, 6- 4, and former Steva Bryan defeated Mikaai Pemfora, 6-3, 6-4. Auto racing Toyota, the 1992 IMSA GTP cham-i pion, earned the pole positions for Saturday's Rolex 24 Hours of Dayto-; na race at Oaytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla.

J. Jones and Juan Manuel Fangio each broke the qualifying record Fangio set last year for Dan Gumey Ail-American Racers. Jones had the top time, turning his quickest lap at 136.52 mph while Fangio followed at! 135.38. Fangio's record was 133.695; mph. Only the top two starting post-! tions were decided Thursday.

The others will be settled today begin- ning with GTP qualifying. Pro baseball Texas second baseman Jeff Frye, who appeared In 67 games for Texas last season, damaged cartilage and possibly the anterior cruciate liga- ment In his right knee while logging Tuesday night on an Arlington street. His knee buckled when Frye landed after jumping from a curb. If the ligament Injury requires surgery, Frye will miss most of the season. Olympics William Rath bum, a 28-year law enforcement veteran who led securi- ty efforts at the 1984 Summer Olym-I pics, is stepping down as Dallas 1 police chief to head security at the 1996 Summer Games In Atlanta.

In another development, IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch says golf has "very little chance" of being in- eluded on the program for the '96 Summer Games. From wire reports Christie Lewis Track and field A lucrative exhibition, featuring Carl Lewis, Mike Power and Unford Christie, with each athlete receiving six-figure guarantees, is in the works for a live HBO telecast May 29. The event, called the Challenge of Champions, would pit Lewis, the world record-holder in the 100-meter dash, against Britain's Christie, the 1992 Olympic gold medalist, in a head-to-head race, then after a half-hour break, Lewis, the three-time Olympic champion in the long Jump, would meet Powell, the world record-holder. Los Angeles is considered the leading site for the competition. Tennis Tracy Austin, who became the youngest member of the Tennis Hall of Fame last summer, is returning to tournament tennis on a limited basis.

Austin, 30, has accepted a wild-card entry to play in her first event in nearly four years, next month's Matrix Evert Cup at Indian Wells, Calif. Andre Agassi blew past Kan Flach 6-1, 6-4 in the second round of the Humana Hospital-Abilene pro tournament. In other matches, Andres College football Texas two-time defending Southwest Conference champion, will play Louisiana State, Missouri and Louisville at home next season. The Aggies open the season Sept. 4 against LSU at Kyle Field and visit Oklahoma the following week.

Texas also plays Houston, Southern Methodist, and Texas at home and Texas Tech, Baylor, Rice and Texas Christian on the road. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrts Division TPts OF OA Chicago 30 17 7 67 189 145 Detroit 28 20 5 61 223 179 Minnesota 26 17 8 60 178 164 Toronto 23 20 7 53 167 156 St. Louis 22 23 6 50 178 180 Tampa Bay 16 33 3 35 163 200 8mytha Dhrislon Vancouver 29 14 7 65 224 155 Calgary 25 19 6 58 188 170 Los Angeles 24 20 5 53 202 203 Winnipeg 24 22 5 53 189 193 Edmonton 17 27 8 42 141 199 San Jose 6 42 2 14 135 244 Wednesday's games Power-play opportunities Quebec 1 of Philadelphia 2 of 6. Goalies Quebec, Flset, 5-6-2 (25 snots-22 saves). Philadelphia, Beauregard (10-7), Roussel, 7-8-4 (0:00 second, 14-11).

A 17,297. Referee Denis Morel. Linesmen Pat Dapuzzo, Brian Murphy. All-Star roster Tsams for the NHL all-eter game Feb. 6 ki Montreal (x-etartere selected In fan benottng; y-speciel presidential ap-potnteoi I senior selection): Campbell Conference x-Ed BeHour, Chicago; Jon Casey, Minnesota; Mike Vernon, Calgary.

x-Psul Coffey, Loa Angeles; x-Chrls Chellos, Chicago; Garth Butcher, St. Lours; Steve Chlasson, Detroit; Phil Housley, Winnipeg: Dave Manson, Edmonton; z-Randy Cartyle, Winnipeg. Centers x-Steve Yzerman, Detroit; Brian Bradley, Tampa Bay; Doug Gllmour, Toronto; Mike Modano, Minnesota; Jeremy Roenlck, Chicago; y-Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles. Wings x-Brett Hull, St. Louis; x-Pavel Bure, Vancouver; Kelly Klsio, San Jose; Jarl Kurrl, Los Angeles; Gary Roberta, Calgary; Luc Robitallle, Loa Angeles; Teemu Setarme, Winnipeg.

Walaa Conference Goalies x-Patrlck Roy, Montreal; Craig Bllllng-ton. New Jersey; Peter Sldorkkmrlcz, Ottawa. a-Ray Bourque, Boston; ab-Brian Leetch, New York Rangers; Steve Duchesne, Quebec; Al lafrate, Washington; Scott Stevens, New Jersey; Zariey Za-lapskl, Hartford; d-Brad Marsh, Ottawa; e-Kevln Lowe, New York Rangers. Centers Pat LaFontalne, Buffalo; Mark Messier, New York Rangers; Adam Oates, Boston; Joe Saklc, Quebec; Pierre Turgeon, New York Islanders, wings x-Kevin Stevens, Pittsburgh; x-Jaro-mlr Jagr, Pittsburgh; Peter Bondra, Washington; Alexander Mogllny, Buffalo: Kirk Muller. Montreal; Mark Recchl, Philadelphia; Rick Tocchet, Pittsburgh.

Major League Tom Brunansky Career statistics for Tom Brunansky, who agreed hi a one-year contract with ma Milwaukee Brewers nursaay; Regular Season Yr, TIS AO 81 Cat 33 82Mln 463 83Mln 542 HRRBI Avg 7 5 3 6 .152 77 126 20 46 .272 70 123 28 82 .226 Jeff Maooart Robert Wrenn David Frost Michael ADen Gary McCord -S -6 -5 -6 -5 32-3466 -5 34-3266 -6 -4 67 -4 -4 32-3567 -4 -4 33-3467 -4 34-33 67 -4 31-3667 -4 35-3267 -4 -33-3467 -4 -3 -33-3568 -3 29-3968 -3 34-3468 -3 34-3466 -3 Mike Donald Scott Swnoeon Jim Woodward Tom Watson Wtebe CeJcavecchia Mick anon Larry Mae Dougherty Brmon Howard witty Janzen David Toms Roger Maftbte Sutton Marco Dawson Scott Hoch Chip Beck Kendo 35-3368 -3 34-3468 -3 33-3568 -3 tarry Rlnker Lance Tan aroeck -a Dudley Hart Triplett Tom Lehman Bob Lohr 35-3469 -2 34-3569 -2 34-3569 -2 96-34 SS -1 36-3369 -2 33-3669 -2 36-3369 -2 34-3569 -2 35-3469 -2 34-3569 -2 Bob Eatee Richard Zokol Robert Games Tommy Armour iU Steve EJkmgton Ruaa Cochran Steve Lowery Scott Gump Rick Fehr 37-3269 -2 37-3269 -2 -2 Dave Ban- Bobby Wadklna Andrew Magea Paul Azlngar Mark O'Meara John Defy David Jackson Jaime Gomez Ted Tryba Mike Springer Joel Edwards Brad Bryant John Inrnan Curtla Strange Billy Mayfair Humenik Gary Hallberg Peter Jacobsen Steve Pate Billy Ray Brown Bruce Fleisher 34-3569 -2 35-3469 -2 33-3669 -2 33-3669 -2 34-3569 -2 34-3569 -2 33-3669 -2 33-3669 -2 33-3770 -1 33-3770 -1 33-37 70 -1 35-3570 -1 35-3570 -1 35-3570 -1 34-3670 -1 36-3470 -1 35-3570 -1 33-3770 -1 33-37 70 -1 35-3570 -1 Hale Irwin 35-3570 -1 Mike Swam 34-3670 -1 Jim Carter 37-3370 -1 John Flannery 36-3470 -1 Brian uaar 34-3670 -1 David Peoples 34-3670 -1 Ted Schulz 38-3470 -1 Dan Halldorson Peter Persons 36-3571 Blaine McCalllater 37-3471 Jeff Sluman 37-3471 John Huston 36-3571 John Schoonover 35-3871 Mark Lye 36-3571 Brett Ogle 36-3571 John Adama 36-3571 Tom Sieckmann 35-3671 Dillard Prultt 35-3671 Jim Gallagher 36-3571 Neal Lancaster 38-3371 Gil Morgan 35-3871 Mark Carnevale 36-3571 Mark McCumbar 33-3972 1 Craig Parry 35-3772 1 Jim McGovem 36-3672 1 Steve Lamontagne 34-3872 1 Fulton Allem 34-3872 1 Jodie Mudd 34-3872 1 Lee Porter 36-3672 1 Robin Freeman 33-3972 1 Brian Hennlnger 32-4072 1 Mike Standly 35-3772 1 Gene Sauers 37-3572 1 Doug Teweil 35-3772 1 Mike Smith 35-3772 1 Ronnie Black 35-3772 1 Kenny Perry 35-3772 1 Billy Andrade 38-3472 1 Nolan Henke 35-3772 1 Jay Don Blake 37-3572 1 Mark Brooke 36-3772 1 Neale Smith 35-3772 1 Lanny Wadklna 35-3772 1 Joey Slndetar Fred Funk Bruce Uetzke Ft.W. Eaka Ed Florl Bob Gilder Kelly Gibson Brad Fabet John Ross Jay Deising Dan PoW Bob Pancrati 35-3772 1 35-3772 1 37-3572 1 40-3272 1 36-3773 2 35-3873 2 38-3573 2 36-3773 2 35-3873 2 38-3674 3 37-37 74 3 36-3874 3 Fuzzy Zoeller 3 Dick Mast 36-3874 3 Duffy Waldorf 38-3674 3 perry Moss 38-38 rs Bill Glasson 37-3875 4 Mike Hulbert 37-3875 4 A. Weibring 37-3875 4 Dan Forsman 39-3675 4 Buddy Gardner 36-4078 5 Tom Purtzer 41-3677 6 Joe Huber 38-3977 6 P.H. Horgan III 40-3979 8 Hubert Green 37-4380 9 Jerry Barber 41-4182 11 PDA Quaker State Open Standinga Thursday after the third round of the 200,000 Quaker Slate Open with 16-game pintail totals (Top 24 quality tor match play; prize money lor non-quelltlera): 1, Steve Hosklns, Tarpon Springs, 4,248. 2.

Ron Williams. Fort Worth, Texas, 4.235. 3, Mark Thayer, Lafayette, 4,206. 4. Dave O'Entremont, Mld-dleburg Heights, Ohio, 4,205.

Walter Ray Williams Stockton, 4,166. 6, Bob Spauldlng, Harrlsburg, 4,155. 7, Billy Young, Edmond, 4.135. 8, Mike Edwards, Oklahoma City, 4,112. 9, Mike Shady, Rlpon, 4,106.

10, (tie) Don Moser, San Jose, and Pete Weber, Florissant, 4,105. 12, Randy Bennett, McLoud, 4.095. 13, Jay Burgaaa, Houston, 4,093. 14, Dave Wodka, Milwaukee, 4,092. 15, (tie) Eric Adolphson, Walnut Creek, and Dave Ferraro.

Kingston, N.Y., 4,088. 17, John Mszza, Mount Clemens, 4.086. 18. Bob Vespl, Coral Springs, 4,081. 19, Randy Padersen, Hollywood, 4,079.

20, Billy Orllkowskl, Grand Rap-Ida, 4,078. 21. Rick Lawrence, The Colony, Taxas, 4,067. 22, Ron Pa-lombl Erie, 4,066. 23, Brian Berg, Edmond, 4,053.

24, Mark Williams, Beeumont, Texas, 4.049. 25, Dale Eagle. Evansvllle, 4,047, $1,490. 26, Randy Ray, Spring, Texaa, 4.042, $1,460. 27, Greg Derrick, Bedford, Texss, 4,041, $1,430.

28, Andrew Neuer, Milton, 4,030, $1,410. 29, Brad Sneil, Elk Grove. 4,028, $1,390. 30, Robert Lawrence, Austin, Texas, 4,011, $1,370. 31.

Richard Wolfe. Arlington, 4,007, $1,400. 32, Michael Plouck, Grand Prairie, Taxaa, 4,006, $1,340. 33, Gary Dickinson, Edmond, Okla, 4.006, Bsrry Zimmerman, Grsnd Forks, N.O., 4.004, $1,320. 38, Mark Turney, Corpus Chrlstl, Texaa, 4.001, $1,310.

36, Brian Voas, Boca Raton, 3,991, $1,300. 37. (tie) Henry Gonzalez, Color sdo Springs, Larry Stephens, Los Angeles, and Billy Ylnger, Arlington, Texas, 3.990. $1,280. 40.

Tony Franklin, Grapevine, Texaa, 3.989, $1,260. 41, Amleto Monacelll. Venezuela. 3,981, $1,250 42, Rich Abboud, Omaha, 3.979. $1,240.

43, BIN Oakes, Lawton, 3.971, $1,230. 44. Bob Davidson, Seattle, 3,970, $1,220. 46, David Trabar, Woodstock, 3,968, $1,210. 46, me) Mike Scrogylns, Amarlllo, Taxas, and Kant Wagner, Palmetto, 3.957, $1,195.

48. Joe Baikal, Morro Bay, Calif 3,947, $1,180. 49, Alexander Ramos Rlos, 8an Antonio, 3.945, $1,170. 50. Greg Kemp, Bryan.

Texas, 3,944, $1,160. 51, Joe Hutchinson, Scrsnton, 3,936, $1,150. 62, Jeff Germann, Warren, Ohio, 3,938, $1,140. 63, Tony Westlake, Edmond, 3,934, $1,180. HI i'A NHL WALES CONFERENCI vecfc 13-36 68 33-3568 -3 Keitn Clearwater 34-3468 -3 Stack mar J6-14 66 -2 2 15.

53 son 1-10 3-4 5 Walker 1-2 2-3 5 Lathan 1-2 0-0 2 Kearney 1-1 0-0 3 Brown 2-7 0-0 5 Qrlflen 4-10 2-6 12 Henton 2-8 2-3 Totals 23-63 16-25 73. Halrome: UNT 35 SWT 30. 3-potnt goals: SWT 6-13 (Battle 5-6 Ponds 0-3 Joshua 1-3 Brown 0-11 UNT 11-20 IB. mon 2-2 Retlltf 4-7 Jackson 0-2 Walker 1-1 Kearney 1-1 Brown 1-5 Griffon 2-21. Rebounds SWT 48 (Wade 15), UNT (flatlltf 8).

Assists SWT 15 (Ponds UNT 12 (Jackson 4). Total fouls SWT 21. UNT 23. Fouled out UNT Grtffen Henton. At 1 362.

Records SWT 10-8 (5-3), North Texas 3-13 (3-5). Late Wednesday Southwaat Arkansas St. 58, St. Louis 45 Mary Hardin-Baylor 78, Tarleton St. OT Midwestern Texas 108, Cant Oklahoma 100 Oklahoma 146, Florida 65 Rice 72.

Mississippi 67 Southern Meth. 68, Texas 65, St. Edward's, Taxas 87, Schrelner 76 Texas Lutheran 102, Concordia, Tax- 96 Tulsa 88, Texas Christian 66 Far Waat E. lew Mexico 77, Max. Highlands Qonzaga 71, Portland 53 8.

Colorado 108, Adams St. 80 8. Oregon 92. Oregon Tech 87 Women East Albany, N.Y. 80, Union.

N.Y. 50 Albertus Magnus 58, Mount St. Vin cent 45 Albright 75. Swsrthmore 40 Assumption 84, Springfield 67 Bentley 74. Merrimack 56 Boston U.

61, Maine 52 Connecticut College 81, Coast Guard Academy 47 Dickinson 66, Wtdener 36 Drew 67, Haverford 55 Emmanuel 92, Worcester St. 83 Fltchburg St. 85, Suffolk 50 Franklin 6 Marshall 77, Muhlenberg 58 Johns Hopkins 75, Lebanon Val. 55 Massachusetts 65, St. Joseph's, Pa.

66 Mount St. Mary's, Md. 63, Wagner 62 Neumann 65, Eastern 50 New Hampshire 84, Northeastern 62 Pace 75, Mercy 60 Pitt-Johnstown 75, Gannon 62 Providence 80. Set on HaH 77 St. Bonsventure mi.

-oigate 9t. rrancis, ra. rv, mstisx ru Stonehlll 78. Bryant 52 Salem St. 78, Babson 66 Stonehlll, 88 Bryant 66 Trinity, Conn.

72, Wesleyan 70 Upsala 72, FDU-Madrson 52 W. New England 59 N. Adams St. 46 West Virginia 76, Rhode tslsnd 74 Wilkes 57, King's. Pa 56 Yeshlva 35, Stevens 31 South Arkansas 73, S.

Carolina St 59 Auburn-Montgomery 91, Kennesaw St. 46 Barry 86, Lee 70 Beihaven 77, Tougaloo 58 Belmont 63, David Lipscomb 62 Bethel, Tenn. 83, Cumberland, Term. 64 Campbellsvllle 93, Bellarmlne 89 Cent Florida 64, Coll. of Charleston 57 Claflln 72, Morris 56 Clemson 74, 60 Cumberland, Ky.

62, Transylvsnla 69 Dslta 8t. 91, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 64 E. Kentucky 72, Morehead St. 60 Frostburg St 60. Mary Washington 50 Georgetown 68, Lindsay Wilson 78 Georgia St.

59, SE Louisiana 58 Guilford 66, Rollins 56 Hampton U. 64, Elizabeth City St 43 Lambuth Coll. 80, Christian Broa. 67 Marquette 88, Ala. -Birmingham 72 Mars Hill 87, Queans, N.C.

80 Mobile 91, Southern, NO 51 N.C.-Greensboro 64, N. Carolina AIT 48 N.C. Wesleyan 57, Va. Wesleyan 55 Radford 74, Liberty 65 S. Indiana 73, N.

Kentucky 71 S.C.-Alken 74, Pembroke St 72 OT S.C.-Spertanburg 66, Lander 42 St. Catharine 81, Asbury 63 SE Missouri 69. 50 Shaw 59, Voorhese SO Tenn. Tech 82, Tennessee St 64 Virginia Union 67, Wlnston-Sslem 58 William Carey 71, DUIard 61 Woflord 83, Lincoln Memorial 77 Xavler, NO 85, Louisiana Coll. 62 Midwaat Baker 63, Benedictine, Kan.

58 Cent. Ohio 122, Kentucky St. 51 Culver-Stockton 89, Cent. Methodist 73 Dayton 84. Loyola.

IN. 80 Defiance 66, Hiram 41 DePaul 62, Cincinnati 49 Drake 83, Indiana St. 74 Friends 97, Kansas Newman 75 Mount Vernon Nazarene 98, Wllber-force 37 N. Illinois 95, W. Illinois 75 RIO Grande 97, Cedarvllle 82 S.

Illinois 86, N. Iowa 62 8W Missouri 76, Bradley 53 St. Joseph's, Ind. 78, Ashland 62 Southwaat Angefo St. 71, Abilene Christian 66 Arkansaa Tech 94, Ouachita 62 Cent.

Arksnses 83. S. Arkansas 65 Henderson St. 93, Arkansas Con. 67 Lamar 77, South Alabama 66 St.

Joseph's, Ind. 78, Ashland 62 SW Texas 81. 77, North Texas 60 Texas-San Antonio 70, Texaa-Arilng- ton 63 U. of the Ozarks 76, 72 SWT 77, North Taxas 60 NORTH TEXAS Deaton 0-7 2-2 2, Boyd 6-11 2-2 14, Cooper 9-17 0-018. Von Nezter 6-6 2-2 16, Ltarjilno 1-5 0-0 3, Phillips 0-10-0 0, Pysn 4-8 0-0 8.

Flourney 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 26-59 6-6 60. SWT Tata 1-3 0-0 2, Noyes 7-21 5-6 20, Ortiz 8-10 2-7 18, Ostls 9-12 1-2 19, Jones 3-14 4-6 10, Atkins 0-1 2-2 2, Johnson 1-2 4-4 6, GurneU 0-2 0-0 0, Bolner 0-10-0 0. Totals 29-66 16-27 77. Halftlme 8WT 36, North Taxas 31.

3-polnt goars North Texas 2-2 (Von Netzer 1-1, UzzoHno 1-1), SWT 1-9 (Noyes 1-8, Bolner 0-1). Rebounds North Texaa 30 (Cooper 7), SWT 45 (ur-trz 15). Assists North Texss 7 (Von Netzer 3), 8WT 7 (Ostls 5). Fouled-out North Texas: Boyd. Total foula North Taxas 22, SWT 13.

A 477. Offl-clsis Johnson, Spain. Schrelner 77, Concordia 45 eCHHEIHEa Peveto 6-13 3-6 13, Edmunds 6-13 1-3 13, Smith 4-7 4-612, Odom 5-9 0-0 10, Rublo 3-3 3-4 9, Lea 2-6 4-4 6. Ferguson 1-2 2-6 4, Harper 1-7 1-2 3, Opella 1-7 1-2 3, Benavtdes 1-3 0-1 2. Totals 29-72 19-35 77.

CONCORDIA Skinner 5-13 6-8 15, Wood 4-16 3-8 11, Buach 2-10 0-0 6. Juarez 3-110-2 6, Thompson 1-4 0-0 3. Hord 1j3 0-0 2, Rollins 0-2 2-3 2. Totals fOpoaa (Bosch Wood (Buach Caflay. Late St Far an Hi0fi Arkansaa St 66.

Ma. VsMey St. 59 Baylor 115. Prairie View 45 Edwards 64. Mary HardkvBaytor Southern Math.

77, Texaa 74 Texaa 70. Houston 66 Taxaa Christian 76. Oral Roberta 60 Taxas Tech 101, Rica 46 Wat 8prings 66. Metro St 65 Gonzaga 68. Portland 77 Cant Washington 76, Pacific Luther 54 UNLV 94, Long Beach St 67 High School Boys Hallatsville 8acrad Haart 65, Taxaa School lor tha Daaf 63 HALLETSVHXI Schsmck 9, Henke 12, 8temochr 6.

Goodrich 14, Mazoch 5, Kolenovsky 17, Clark 2. TSO Palmer 2, Fernandas 11, Peterson 29, Hudson 2. MCKetler 17, Ktrach2. Halftlme TSD 44, HaJletsvllle 34. Fouled-out HaJletsvllle: Henke.

Records TSD 9-11 (1-3), Halietsviile 12-7 (1-0). JV HalletsvHIe 52, TSO 32. Schedule school besketbeN schedule lot Friday, Jen. 2k Boya Westwood st Bowie, 8 p.m. Crockett at Round Rock, 7:30 p.m.

Austin at Johnston, 8 p.m. LBJ at Anderson, 6 p.m. Travis at Reagan, 8 p.m. McCakum at Lanier, 8 p.m. Bryan at Temple.

7:30 p.m. Killeen at KMeen Ellison, 7:30 p.m. Waco at Copperas Cove. 7:30 p.m. San Marcos at Segum, 7:30 p.m.

Waco Midway at Leander, 8 p.m. Georgetown at Waco University, 8 p.m. Belton at Taylor, 8 p.m. Lock hart at McNeil, 6 p.m. Bastrop at Hays, 8 p.m.

Westlake at Del Valle, 8 p.m. Kerrville at New Braunfela Canyon, 7:30 p.m. Smithson Vslley at New Braunfela, 7:30 p.m. Caldwell at Hearne, 8 p.m. Elgin at Rockdale, 8 p.m.

Manor at Qlddings, 6 p.m. Cameron at Gatesvllle. 8 p.m. La Grange at Smrtmrtlle, 8 p.m. Fredericksburg at Burnet, 8 p.m.

Dripping Springs at Lampasas, 8 p.m. Marble Fairs at Lake Travis, 8 p.m. Llano at Brady, 8 p.m. Thorndaie at Salado, 8 p.m. Rogers at Little River Academy, 8 p.m.

Hutto at Florence, 8 p.m. Blanco at Wimberley, 8 m. Lexington at Liberty Hill, 8 p.m. Brook shire Royal at Scnuienburg, 8 p.m. San Marcoa Academy at St.

Michael's, 7:30 p.m. Lago Vlsts st Jarrail, 8 p.m. Geronlmo Navarro at Flatonla, 8 p.m. Thrall at Holland, 8 p.m. Granger at Bartlert, 8 p.m.

Faysttevllle at Prairie Lea, 8 mi Girla Bowie at Westwood, 7:30 p.m. Round Rock at Crockett, 8 p.m. Johnston st Austin, 8 p.m. Lanier at McCallum, 8 p.m. Anderson at LBJ, 8 p.m.

Reagan at Travis, 8 p.m. Temple st Bryan, 7:30 p.m. Killeen Ellison at Killeen, 7:30 p.m. Copperas Cove at Waco, 7:30 p.m. San Marcoa at Seguln, 5:45 p.m.

New Brauntets Canyon at Kerrville, 7:30 p.m. New Braunfets at Smithson Valley, 7:30 p.m. Taylor at Belton, 8 p.m. Leander at Waco Midway, 8 p.m. Waco University at Georgetown, 8 p.m.

Del Valle at Westlake, 8 p.m. McNeil at Lockhart, 8 p.m. Havs at Bastrop, 8 p.m. Rockdale at Elgin, 6 p.m. Qlddings at Manor, 8 p.m.

La Grange at Smlttwllle, 8 p.m. Hearne at Caldwell, 8 p.m. Llano at Brady, 6:30 p.m. Dripping Springs at Lampasas, 6:30 p.m. Marble Falls at Lake Travis.

6:30 p.m. Fredericksburg at Burnet, 6:30 p.m. Gatesvllle at Cameron. 8 p.m. Lullno at Yoakum.

8 p.m. Thorndaie at Salado, 6:30 p.m. Hutto at Florence, 6:30 p.m. Blanco at Wimberley, 6:30 p.m. Lexington at Liberty Hill.

6:30 p.m. Brookshlra Royal at Schulenburg, 6:30 p.m. Lago Vista at Jarretl, 6:30 p.m. Thrall at Holland. 6:30 p.m.

Granger at Bartlett, 6:30 p.m. San Marcoa Academy at St Michael's, 6 p.m. Fayettevllle at Prairie Lea, 6:30 p.m. Geronlmo Navarro at Flatonla, 6:30 p.m. St Stephen's at San Antonio St Mary's Hsll, 5 p.m.

Ens 1 Australian Open Thursday's results At Melbourne, Australia Men Singles Semifinals Jim Courier (1). Dade City, def. Michael Stlch (14), Germany, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, 6-2. Doublaa Semifinals Dank Vlsser, South Africa, and Laurie Warder (10), Australia, def. John-Latfnle De Jager and Marcos Ond rusks.

South Africa. 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders Jarryd (4), 8weden, def. Mark Kratzmann and Wally Mssur (8), Australia, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, 6-1. Women Singles 8atnHlnata Monies Seles (1), Yugoslavia, def.

Qs-brlela Sabstlnl (3), Argentina, 6-1, 6-2. Steffi Graf (2), Germany, def. Arantxa Sanchez Vlcario (4), Spain, 7-6, 6-4. Doublaa Glgl Fernandez, Aspen, and Natalia Zvereva (1), Belarus, def. Lori McNeil, Houston, and Rannaa Stubbs (5), Australia.

6-3, 6-1. Pam Shrlver, Baltimore, and Elizabeth 8mylle (10), Australia, def. Larlsa Net-land, Latvia, and Jana Novotna (2), Czech Republic 6-3, 6-3. Mixed Doublaa Querlerflnete Zlna Qarrlson-Jackson, Houston, and Ftlck Leech (3). Laguna Beech, del.

Nana Mlyagl, Japan, and Kant Kin-near, Greenwood, 4-6, 7-6 (10-8), 9-7. Jill Hetherlngton and Glenn Michl-bata. Canada, def. Psm Shrlver, Bellt-more. end Sandon Stolle, Australia, 7-6 (7-5), 3-6.

6-2. Arantxa Sanchez Vlcario, Spain, and Todd Woodbrldge (1). Australia, def. ConchHa Msrtmez and Javier Sanchez, Spain, 6-1, 6-1. Semifinals Zlna Garrison-Jackson, Houston, and Rick Leach (3), Laguna Beach, def.

Natalia Zvereva, Belarus, and Kelly Jones (2), Escondldo, 6-2. 74 (7- USTA Woman's Circuit of Austin Thursday's results Al Lekewsy World of Tennis Quarterfinals H. Keleel def. V. Payntar 6-1, 7-6 S.

Reece def. A. Msll 6-0, 6-3 J. Wstsnsbe def 8. Qomperts 6-4, 6- 4 S.

Gilchrist def. A. Stephenson 6-2, 6- 4 A. 8nlders def. N.

Van Erp 6-3, 6-1 J. Craybss def. J. Neledly 6-2. 6-3 E.

Hsksrm def. J. Ingrsm 6-1, 6-1 8leysaeelan def. 8. Martin 6-2, 6-4 Mark Mark Phs Ed BiH Lea Hal Skip Kirk Ed PhM High School AISD Girls Vault 1.

R. Conrad. Crockett. 8.2: 2, L. Mat-tlngly, Austin High, 9.1:3, M.

Millar, Austin High, 7 4, Conrad, Crockett, 7.4; 5. J. Althaus, LBJ. 5.8; 6, B. Zimmerman, LBJ, 5.7.

Una van bara 1, R. Conrad, Crockett, 9.7; 2, A. Antrim, Austin High, 6 3, N. Conrad, Crockett, 5 3: 4, A. Johnston, 3.8: 5, J.

Althaus, LBJ, 3.3; 6, B. Zimmerman, LBJ, 2.8. Balance, baam 1. L. Mattlngly, LBJ, 8.0; 2, R.

Conrad, Crockett, 3, A. DeAsses, Austin High, 7.1; 4. M. Miller. Austin High.

6 5. N. Conrad, Crockett, 6.4; 6, J. Cettey, LBJ, 6.2. Floor axarcisa 1, L.

Mattlngly, Austin High, 8 2, R. Conrad, Crockett, 8.5; 3, A. Antrim, Austin High, 8.3; 4, A. DeAsses, Austin High, 8.2; 5. Conrad.

Crockett, 8.1; 8, M. Miller, Austin High, 5 9. Ail-Around 1, R. Cenred, Crockrett, 33 2, N. Conrad.

Crockett, 27.2; 3, L. Mattlngly, Austin High, 26 4, J. CaRey, LBJ, 20.1; 5, A. Hlnoosa, Johnston, 17.7; 6, J. Althaus, LBJ.

15 5. Men Exhibition Oulnnlplac 97, Atheletes In Action 81 Tournaments Alliance Round Robin Firat Round Crown 72, Toccoa Falls 63 Nyack 106, Simpson, Calif. 78 Midwaat Aquinas 74, Orand Rapids Baptist 69 Benedictine, Kan. 85, Baker 80 Cent. Bible 80, Calvary Bible 81 Culver-Stockton 94, Cent.

Methodist 87 Dakota Weslyn 90, Dakota St. 80 Dayton 70. Loyola. III. 69 Evansvllle 69.

Duquesne 64 Graceland 100, Cincinnati Bible 78 Iowa 96, Michigan St. 90, OT Kentucky St. 86, Cent. Ohio 81 Michigan Tech 79, Orand Valley St. 61 N.

Illinois 86, Ill -Chicago 84 N. Iowa 60, Crelghton 58 Purdue 83, Northwestern 73 Saginaw Val. St. 81, Northwd. Mich.

63 Thomas More 85. Franklin 77 W. Illinois 78, E. Illinois 70 Wllbertorca 87, Mount Vernon Naza-rene 72 Bay 76, Valparaiso 65 Southwaat Arkansas Tech 85, Ouachita 87 Henderson St. 82, Arkansas Coll.

57 Oklahoma Christian 70, S. Nazarene 68 SW Texas St. 83, North Texas 73 Sam Houston St. 62, McNaese St. 61 Stephen F.Austin 75, Nlcholls St.

84 Texas-San Antonio 84, Texas-Arlington 66 11 Iowa 96, Michigan St. 90, OT IOWA Winter 1-50-3 2, Looklngblll 2- 6 2-2 6. Earl 10-21 7-12 27, Smith 3-8 4-6 11, Barnes 10-18 6-6 29, Murray 3-8 4-8 10. Skillett 0-2 0-0 0. Glssper 0-1 0-0 0, Webb 1-4 2-2 4.

Bartels 0-2 2-2 2, Millard 2-3 1-3 5. Totals 32-78 28-44 96. MICHIGAN ST. Weshlnsksy 8-16 1-2 19, Stephana 3-8 4-5 10, Peplowskl 3- 6 7-8 13, Snow 1-2 1-4 3, Respert 8-18 4- 4 23, Hart 0-0 0-00, Nlcodemus 1-3 3-3 5. Bethea 3-5 0-0 6.

Zulaut 0-2 0-2 0, Felck 0-0 0-0 0. Miller 2-5 5-6 9, Brooks 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 30-66 25-34 90. Halftlme Iowa 35, Michigan St. 34.

End of regulation Iowa 76, Michigan St. 76. 3-polnt goals Iowa 4-16 (Barnes 3-5, Smith 1-2, Glasper 0-1, Millard 0-1, Murrsy 0-2, Skillett 0-2, Looklngblll 0-3). Michigan St. 5-18 (Respert 3- 6, Weshlnsksy 2-8.

Stephens 0-2, Nlcodemus 0-2). Fouled out IrVeshlns-key, Stephens. Peplowskl, Snow, Miller. Rebounds Iowa 48 (Earl 16), Michigan St. 48 (Miller 13).

Assists Iowa 6 (Barnes 2), Michigan St. 21 (Stephens 5). Total fouls Iowa 24, Michigan St. 30. A 15,138.

14 Purdua 83, Northwaatarn 73 PURDUE Robinson 8-22 2-2 18, Martin 6-7 5-6 17, Williams 4-5 2-2 10. Roberts 2-6 0-0 6, Painter 5-5 3-5 15, Waddell 3-6 2-2 8, Dove 0-0 0-00, Darner 0-0 1-2 1, Jennings 1-1 0-0 2, Stan-back 3-4 0-0 6, McNsry 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-56 15-18 83. NORTHWESTERN Natoms 10-18 4- 8 24, Howell 7-10 0-0 14, Rankin 8-18 4-5 20. Baldwin 2-8 2-2 7, Lea 3-1 1 2-2 8, Purdy 0-0 0-0 0, Simpson 0-0 0-9 0, Kirkpatrlck 0-10-0 0, Raylord 0-20-0 0, Williams 0-0 0-0 0.

Totals 30-66 12-17 73. Halftlme Purdua 46, Northwestern 37. 3-pointers Purdue 4-8 (Painter 2-2, Roberts 2-3, Waddell 0-1, Robinson 0-2). Northwestern 1-8 (Baldwin 1-2, Neloms 0-2, Lee 0-4). Fouled Out-Nona.

Rebounds Purdue 28 (Robinson 8), Northwestern 37 (Rankin 9). Assists Purdue 19 (Roblneon, Martin 6), Northwestern 17 (Lee 6). Total fouls-Purdue 14, Northwestern 20. A 7,811. Southwestern 85, Huaton-Tilloton 81, OT SOUTHWESTERN Urlbe 4-10 7-8 16.

Houston 2-6 0-0 4, Dstnero 12-18 2-4 29, Allen 3-6 2-2 6. Dawes 9-15 0-0 18, deY bar rondo 5-6 0-0 10. Totals 35-64 11-14 85. HUSTON-TH-L0T8ON Jones 3- 3-3 9, Msthews 6-17 5-7 20, Hsusey 10-14 12-16 32, Lyons 3-1 1 2-3 10, Todman 1-2 0-0 2, Duncan 2-4 0-0 5. Bullock 1-4 1-2 3.

Huston-Tlllotson 26-66 23-31 81. Halftlme Southwestern 37, Huston-Tlllotson 28. 3-polnt gosis Southwestern 4-12 (Urlbe 1-3, Delnero 3- 7, Evans 0-1, Curtis 0-1), Huston-Tlllotson 6-26 (Jonas 0-1, Mathews 3-12. Edwards 0-1, Hausey 0-1. Lyons 2-6, Todman 0-1, Duncan 1-2.

Williams 0-2). Rebounds southwestern 42 (Dawes 14). Huston-Tlllotson 32 (Hausey 11). Assists Southwestern 23 (Houston 6), Huston-Tlllotson 19 (Edwards 11). Fouled-out Huston-Tlllotson: Matthews.

Southwestern: Allen, Deyver-rondo. Total fouls Southwestern 23, Huston-Tlllotson 16. SWT 83, North Taxaa 73 SOUTHWEST TEXAS Wade 3-11 4- 9 10 Cooper 3-3 5-8 11EweU 2-7 0-0 4 Battle 6-6 0-0 17 Ponds 5-10 4-6 14 Joshua 1-4 1-2 4 Brown 4-6 4-4 12 Mar Ion 5-6 1-3 11. Totals 29-64 19-31 83. NORTH TEXAS Beamon 3-6 0-0 RstUft 6-17 4y6 24 Can 0-0 2-4 3 Jack.

6. 29 10), 77, OT as 72 Forrest Gregg, tackle Bob Grless, quarterback Lou Groza, tackle-kicker Joe Guyon, running back George Halaa, coach-owner Jack Ham, linebacker John Hannah, offensive guard Franco Harris, running back Ed Healey, tackle Met Hein, center Ted Hendricks, linebacker Wilbur "Pete" Henry, tackle Arnle Herber, quarterback BID Hewitt, end Clarke Hlnkle, running back Elroy "Crazy Legs'' Htrsch, running back-end Paul Hornung, running back Ken Houston, defensive back CeJ Hubbard, tackle Sam Huff, linebacker Lamar Hunt, owner Don Hutson. end John Henry Johnson, running back Dave "Deacon" Jones, defensive end Stan Jones, offensive guard-defensive tackle Sonny Jurganaen, quarterback Wait Klesllng, guard-coach Frank "Bruiser" Klnard, tackle Earl "Curly" Lam beau, coach Jack Lambert, linebacker Tom Landry, defensive back-coach Dick "Night Train" Lane, defensive back Jim Langer, canter Willie Lanier, linebacker Yale Lary. defensive back-punter Dante Lavelll, end Bobby Layne, quarterback Alfonso "Tufty" Leemana, running back Bob Lilly, defensive tackle Vines Lombardl, coach Sid Luckman, quarterback Roy "Link" Lyman, tackle John Mackey, tight and Tim Mara owner Glno Marchsttl, defensive end George Preston Marshall, owner Ollle Mstson, running back Don Maynard, wide receiver George McAfee, running back Mike McCormack, offensive tackle Hugh McElhenny, running back Johnny McNatty, running back Mike Mlchalsks, guard Wayne Mlllner, end Bobby Mitchell, running back-wide receiver Ron Mix, tackle Lenny Moore, running back Marlon Motley, running back George Musso, defensive-offensive guard uronko NsgursKl, running oacs Joe Namath, quarterback Earte "Greasy" Neale, coach Ernie Nevera, running back Ray Nltachke, linebacker Leo NomeM, defensive tackle Merlin Otsen, defensive tackle Jim Otto, center Steve Owen, tackle-coach Alan Page, defensive lineman Clarence "Ace" Parker, quarterback Jim Parker, guard-tackle Joe Perry, running back Pete Plhos. and Hugh "Shorty" Ray, supervisor of officials Dan Reeves, owner John Rkjgins, running back Jim Rlngo, center Andy RobusteM, defensive end Art Rooney, owner Pete Rozelle.

NFL commissioner Bob St. Clair, tackle. Gala Ssyers, running back Joe Schmidt, linebacker Tex Schramm, administrator Art Shell, offensive tackle O.J. Simpson, running back Bart Starr, quarterback Roger Staubach, quarterback Ernie Steutner, defensive tackle Jan Stsnarud, placektcker Ken Strong, running back Joe Stydahar, tackle Fran Tarkenton, quarterback Charley Taylor, wide receiver-running back Jim Taylor, running back Jim Thorpe, running back Y.A. Tittle, quarterback George Tratton, center Charley Trlppl, running back Emlen Tunned, safety Clyde "Bulldog" Turner, center Johnny Unltaa, quarterback Gene Upshaw, offensive lineman Norm Van Brocklln, quarterback Stave Van Buren, running back Doak Walker, running back Paul Warfleid, wide receiver Bob Weterfletd, quarterback Arnle Wetnmetster, defensive tackle BUI Willis, guard Lsrry Wilson, safety Alex Wolciechowicz, center Willis Wood, defensive back Fight schedule Jan.

29 At Columbia, Plnklon Thomas, Pontlac, va. Poncho Carter, Au- Suata, 12, heavys. sn. $0 At tha Pyramid Arena, Memphis, Michael Nunn, Davenport, Iowa, va. Victor Cordoba, Panama, 12, for Nunn's WBA super middleweight title; Tony Tucker, Los Angeles, vs.

Mike Acey, Sack ley, W.Va., 10, heavies. At Rsmada's Psnnsyfvsnla Hotel, New York, Ernest Msteen, Brooklyn, N.Y. vs. John Spiroa, Astoria, N.Y., 10, for the vacant New York State Nght heavyweight title; Vldal Rodriguez, Weatbury, N.Y., vs. Kid Avtla, Bronx, N.Y., 8, waiters.

Feb. i At The Forum, Inglewood, Jorge Paoz, Mexico, vs. Jsssle Torres, Aurora 10. lights; Dsvtd Dixon. Los Angeles, vs.

Mike Cohen; Hilton Head, 10, heavys. Feb. I At The Plaace. Auburn Hills. Tony Tubba, Cincinnati, vs.

Alexander Volkin, Russia, 10, heavys; Thomas' Tata, Houston, vs. Tyrone Trice, Mlhvau-' kee, 10, middles. Feb. 1 At London. Paul Hodklnson, England, va.

Rlcardo Cepeda, New York, 12, for Hodkinson's WBC featherweight title; Feb. 6 At Harrah's Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, N.J., Ricky Meyers, Port n.j., va. zack Padiiia, Los Angeles, Junior welters. At Melbourne, Australia, Tommy Small, Sofia, W.Va., vs. Craig Trotter, Australia, for Small's WBF super welterweight title.

Feb. m- At Madison Square Garden, New York. Rlddlck Bowe. Baltimore, vs. Mi chael Dokes, Akron, Ohio, 12, for Bowe's WBA and IBF titles; Rsy Mercer, Newark, N.J., vs.

Jesse Ferguson. Phila delphia, 10, heavys; Alex Stewart, Brooklyn, N.Y., va. Jerry Hatstead. Okta-- noma City, 10, heavys. BASEBALL COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE NSrne Eugene Callahan director of goverrv-mental relations.

American segue KANSAS CITY ROYALS Agreed uf terms with Tom Gordon, pitcher, oh a one-year contract. MILWAUKEE BREWERS Agreed to terms with Tom Brunansky, outfielder, on a one-year contract. Designated Ar-r chie Corbln, pitcher, tor assignment. MINNESOTA TWINS Agreed, Ao-terms with Shane Mack, outfielder, on one-year contract. National League CINCINNATI REDS Agrred to terms with Michael Thees, Michael Bailey.

David Wltzel and Luis Fernandez, pitchers; and Johnny Carva)al. Ricky Gonzalez-and Lula Ordaz, Inftelders, on minor-league contracts. BASKETBALL -National Basketball Association CHICAGO BULLS Signed Darreil, Walker, guard, to a 10-day DENVER NUGGETS Placed Mark, Macon, guard, on the Inkired Ust. Actl-. vated Bryant Stlth, guard, from the Injured list.

NEW JERSEY NETS Placed Jayson Williams, forward, on tha Injured list. Activated Dwayne Schlntzkis, from the Injured list. FOOTBALL Canadian Footbe League EDMONTON ESKIMOS Traded Tracy Ham, quarterback; Enia Jackson and Travis Oliver, defensive Craig Ellis and Ken Wlney, slotbacks; Chris Johnstons, fullback; John linebacker; and the rights to 'Cam Brouaseau, defensive lineman, to the Toronto Argonauts for Rickey Foggie, quarterback; Darreil K. Smith, slotback; Ed Berry, cornerback: Eddie BrowrC wide receiver; Leonard Johnson, defensive end; Don Wilson, defensive hair-back; Bruce Dickson, linebacker; and, J.P. Izqulerdo, slotback.

HOCKEY National Hockey League CALGARY FLAMES Traded Gary. Leeman, right-wing, to tha Montreal Ca- nadlena for Brian Skrudland, SAN JOSE SHARKS Recalled Perry Berezan and John Carter, forwards, from Kansas City of tha International-Hockey League. SOCCER -V" National Prefeaslenal Soccer League CHICAGO POWER Signed Jacques" La Douceur, midfielder; Danny Yonan, forward, and Nick defender, to' contracts for tha remainder of the 1992- 92 season. COLLEGE I NCAA Named Cindy Lewis, seals-, tant athletics director at Hofatra, chairperson of tha Division I women's volleyball committee. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Named Steve Hstchetl commissioner.

ARKANSAS STATE Promoted John Bobo. offensive Una coach, to heed coach. CORNELL Named Pete DeStefano and Wsrrsn Bslln assistant defenshnt' coaches. DUKE Named Buddy Gets offensive coordlnstor. PEPPEROINE Named Qsorge, Kuntz women's soccer coach.

8T. JOHN'S Promoted Dave part-time men's soccer coach, to full-time men's soccer coach. -AMMfo I. Favorite NFL Super Bowl Dallas 6Vt Buffalo NBA ORLANDO Boston CHARLOTTE ....6 La Lakers PHILADELPHIA 7 Washington PHOENIX 7' 8an Antonio DETROIT 6 Minnesota 8acramento 10 DALLAS GOLDEN 8T LA CLIPPER8 College basketball VIRGINIA Bonaventura CORNELL ........12 Brown COLUMBIA 9 Yale NHL BUFFALO Ny flsngers WASHINGTON Vk-1 Quebec Chicago 2-2' 8AN JOSE HOMI TEAMS IN CAPS 75 144 32 85 .254 71 137 27 90 .242 69 152 23 75 .256 83 138 32 85 .259 5 9 1 6 .184 69 128 22 79 .245 67 133 20 66 .239 5 9 12 .158 61 123 15 71 .267 54 105 18 70 .229 47 122 15 74 .266 Hartford 6. Montreal 5 Buffalo 4, Washington 3 New York Rangers 5, Winnipeg 2 Detroit 2, Edmonton 2, tie Chicago 4, Vancouver 4, tie Thursday's game Boaton 8, Winnipeg 2 Ottawa 5, Hartford 2 St.

Louis 4, Tampa Bay 2 Quebec 6, Philadelphia 3 New York Islanders 5, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota 4, New Jersey 2 Calgary at Loa Angeles, lata Friday'a games New York Rangers at Buffalo, 6:40 p.m. Quebec at Washington, 7:10 p.m. Chicago at San Jose, 9:40 p.m. Islandere 5, Psnguina 2 MY Islanders 2 Pittsburgh 1 Firat period 1, New York, Green 6 (Dalgarno, Kasperaltls), 7:33. 2, Pittsburgh, Francis 12 (J.Mullen, Stevena), 9:02.

3, New York, Hogue 20 (Flatley, B.Mullen), 9:31. Second period 4, New York, King 22 (Turgeon, Kurvers), 8:00 (ppL 5, Pittsburgh, Tocchet 29 (McEechern, Murphy), 14:13. Third period 6, New York. King 23 (Thomas, Turgeon), 8:09 (pp). 7, New York, Mclnnla 4 (Hogue, Kasparaltls), 8:05 (sh).

Shots on goal New York 9-11-12 32. Pittsburgh 8-12-828. Power-play opportunities New York of 5: Pittsburgh 0 of 3. Goalies New York, Fltzpatrk, 9-7-4 (28 shots-26 saves). Pittsburgh, Wreg-get, 8-6-1 (32-27).

A 16,065. Referee Paul Stewart. Linesmen-Jerry Pateman, Mark Para. Bruina 6, Jats 2 Winnipeg Boston 12 First period 1, Boston, Oates 31 (Wesley, Leach), 8:36 (pp). 2, Boston, Shaw 8, 11:46 (sh).

3, Boston, Oates 32 (Kvartalnov), 16:01. Second period 4, Winnipeg, Tka chuk 17 (Housley, Selanne). 15:22 (pp). 6, Boaton, Raid 13 (Wesley, Bourque), 18:41 (ppi Third period 6, Boston, Oates 33 (Kvartalnov), 4:20. 7, Boston, Kimble 3 (Pantaleyev, Poulln), 9:22.

8, Winnipeg, Steen 13 (Selanne, Bautln), 10:28. Shots on goal Winnipeg 4-7-7 18. Boaton 13-11-832. Power-play opportunities Winnipeg 1 of Boston 2 of 3. Goalies Winnipeg, Essen aa.

20-15-5 (24 shots-20 saves), O'Neill (0:00 third, 8-6). Boston, Blue, 3-3-1 (18-16), A 14,098. Referee Dave Jackson. Linesmen-Kevin Collins, Dsn McCourt. Senators Whalers 2 i a Ottawa First period 1, Ottawa, Kudelski 12 (Lamb, Petuso), 2:28.

2, Ottawa, Kudelski 13 (Shaw, Mactver), 12:36 (pp). Second period 3, Hartford, Za-lapskl 12 (Cassels, verbeek), 3:37 (pp). Third period 4, Ottawa, Turgeon 18 (Maclver), :40 (pp). Ottawa, Loewen 3 (Lamb. Psiusol.

12:33. 6, Hsrtford, Sanderson 24 (Zalapaki, Craven). 15:38 (ppL 7, Ottawa, Turgeon 19 (Brady), 18:20 (an). Shots on goal Hartford 9-6-721. Ottawa 12-20-739.

Power-play opportunities Hartford 2 of 5: Ottawa 2 of 5. Goalies Hartford, Burke, 10-18-3 (38 ahots-34 saves). Ottawa, Berth- laume, 2-0-0 (zi-iw). A 10.304. Referee Richard Trottier.

Lines-en Pierre Champoux, Gerard Gauthler. North Stars 4, Devila 2 0 12 Minnesota 0 Firat period 1. New Jersey. GuerW 9 (Skalds, Nledermayerl 8:33. 2, Minnesota, Dahlen 19 (Skxlln, Qegner), 16:24 pp).

econo penoa 9, Minnesota, Johnson 1 (McPhee, Klstt), 9: 10. 4, Minnesota, Modano 19 (Crslg), 11:11. 6, Minnesota, Dahlen 20 (Craig, Modano), 19:23. Third period 6, New Jersey, Driver 6, 17:29 (pp). 8hots on goal New Jersey 7-9-9 25.

Minnesota 10-19-0 ai. Power-play opportunities New aev 1 of 3: Minnesota 1 of 4. Goalies Nsw Jerssy, Billlngton, 15-9-2 (31 shots-27 saves). Minnesota, Ca sey, 19-11-4(20-23). A 13.874.

Referee Paul Dsvorskl. Linesmen Shane Heyer, Bred Lazvowich. Nordlquss 6, Flyers 3 Philadelphia First period 1, Philadelphia, Dm-een 16 (Hawgood), 4:41 (pp). 2, Quebec, Pearson 6 (Young), 8:44. 3, Quebec, Finn 2 (Kovalenko), 12 56.

4. Quebec, Saklc 33 (Gussrov), 17:28. 6, Philadelphia, Brlnd' Amour 26 (Galley, Eklund), 17:54. Second period 6, Quebec, Hough 4 (Gussrov), 12:02 (sh). Third period 7, Philadelphia.

Oln-een 16 (Hawgood. Eklund), 3:04 (pp). 8, Quebec, Pearson 6 (Rlccl, Leschyshyn), 11:05. 9, Ousbec, Nolan 26 (Huffman, SundlnL 14:27 (pp). 8 hots on gosl Quebec 10-9-624.

PnHadeiphla 7-7-1125. 84Mln 567 65Mln 567 86Mln 593 87Mln 532 88 MM 49 88SIL 523 89 StL 656 90 StL 57 90 Bos 461 91 Bos 459 92 Bos 458 Totals 6660 760 1464 266 $66 Playoffs Vr, Opp AS 87 Dot 17 5 7 90 Oak 12 0 1 Totals 29 HRRBI 2 9 0 1 1 10 HRRBI 0 2 .412 .063 .276 Avg .200 World leriee Vr, Opp AS 87 St.L 26 5 All-star Game Vr AS HRRBI Avg 85 1 0 0 0 0 .000 NFL Hall of Fame List of the members, In alphabetical order, of the National Football League's HsM of Fernet Herb Addertey, defensive back Lance A (worth, wide receiver Doug Atkins, defensive and Morris Bsdgro, end Lem Barney, defensive back Cliff Battles, running beck Sammy Beugh, quarterback Chuck Bednarlk, center-linebacker Bert Bail, NFL commissioner-team owner Bobby Bell, linebacker Raymond Berry, end Chertee W. Bldweil owner Fred Blletnlkoff, wide receiver George Blanda, kicker-quarterback Mel Blount, defensive back Terry Bredshsw, quarterback Jim Brown, running back Paul Brown, owner Roosevelt Brown, tackle Willie Brown, defensive bsck Buck Buchanan, defensive tackle Dick Butkua. linebacker Earl Campbell, running back Tony Cenadeo, running back Joe Carr. NFL president Guy Chemberim, end-coach Jack Christlsnsen, defsnslva back Earl "Dutch" Clark, quartetback George Connor, tackle-linebacker Jimmy Conzetman, quarterback Larry Csonka.

running back Al Davis, owner-coach Willie Davie, defensive and an Dawson, qusrtsrback Mike Dltka, tight end Art Donovan, defensive tackle John Drlacoll, qusrtsrback BUI Dudley, running back Glen "Turk" Edwards, tackle Weeb Ewbank, coach Tom Feers, end Ray Flaherty, coach Len Ford, and Dan Fortmann, guard Frank oatskl, offensive linemen- linebacker Bill George, linebacker Frank Glfford, running back Sid Glllman, coach Otto Graham, quarterback Red Grange, running beck Jo Greene, defensive tackle Patrick Division I TPts OF OA Pittsburgh 33 14 4 70 220 172 Washington .,..25 21 4 54 198 182 NY Rangers 23 19 7 63 201 189 New Jersey 24 22 3 81 171 170 NY Islanders 23 22 6 61 207 182 Philadelphia 16 24 7 43 192 204 Adama Olvteion Montreal 30 18 6 66 213 178 Quebec 28 16 7 63 216 188 Boaton 28 19 4 60 206 182 Buffalo 28 19 56 217 176 Hartford 14 33 4 32 166 236 Ottawa 8 4fl) 3 13 118 252 f.aind-bcndar gnawer Denver Is the only team to score on Its first offensive possession In a Super Bowl. John Elway threw a 56-yard pass to Ricky Nattlel on the way to a 10-0 Broncos lead over Washington In Super Bowl XXII. The Red.klns scored the next 42 points..