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2D Tuesday, November 26, 1996 The Billings Gazette SPORTS Wyoming's Tiller to stay through postseason games Visit the experts at Billings Premier Ski Shop for the best selection, best prices guaranteed. 3 TANK ftPNMIAlU by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds YOU CAM MOVE OPTO MO. I IF YOU WAMTTO WE OM TM6 WORLP CMAMf 10M1 RAtiTBikLL L. EXTORT MOMEY ROM I YOU IGLOOS- TICKET mT" I ME, WMY POM'T YOU A MI6MT TRY TO Wednesday WOMEN'S BASKETBALL St. Mdrtin's College a Montana Stateoillings, 7 p.m.

Thursday HOCKEY: Butte Fighting Irish at Billings Bulls, Me tra, 7:30 p.m. 1 overall and 7-1 in the WAC. The Cowboys will face Brigham Young in the inaugural WAC championship. Tiller, 53, was Purdue's assistant head coach and defensive coordinator under Leon Burtnett from 1983-86. He has a 39-29-1 record in six seasons with the Cowboys.

He replaces Jim Colletto at the helm of the Boilermakers, who finished the season at 3-8 overall and 2-6 in the Big Ten. Colletto, who resigned three weeks ago, has a 21-42-3 record in six years at Purdue. "Whenever you make a career decision such as this, the most difficult thought to deal with is that you are going to have to leave players that you've grown very close to," Tiller said. "As a result of that, you want to extend the opportunity to coach them for as long as you possibly can." Meanwhile, Moon said more than 7,000 Wyoming fans have bought tickets for the WAC championship game. LARAMIE, Wyo.

(AP) Wyoming football coach Joe Tiller will stay on the job through the Cowboys' postseason games despite having accepted the head coaching job at Purdue, Wyoming Athletic Director Lee Moon said Monday. Moon said he and Tiller have worked out a plan allowing Tiller to stay with the Cowboys through the Western Athletic Conference championship game Dec. 7 in Las Vegas and through any bowl appearance. "I'm very comfortable with the details, as is coach Tiller and the people at Purdue," Moon said. "I feel this allows Joe to fulfill his commitment to this team and to the university.

"I also know the team members are excited about this," he added. "It will enable us to keep the coaching staff intact through the end of the season and will continue the momentum that has been built during this fine season." Wyoming, No. 20 in this week's Associated Press poll, is 10- Monday. Nov. 25 BAxBAU Motor Leogue BomooI TAMPA BAY DM lAYS-Agreed to terms with RHP Matt Wliiie on minor-teogue contract.

American Leogue MILWAUKEE BREWERS Agreed to terms with 2B Fernando Vina on aonfrvecjf contract. ATLANTA BRAVES-TrodedW Greg McMichoel to the New Vork Mets for RHP Paul Byrd and a player to be named. FLORIDA MARLINS Traded OF Jesus Tavarez to the Boston Red Sox for a player to be named and LHP Joel Adamson to the Milwaukee Brewers for a player to named. NEW YORK METS-Signed RHP John Habyon to a minor4eogue contract. Re-signed OF Gary Thorman to a minor-league contract.

Named Rick Sweet manager of Binqnamlon of the Eastern League, Billy Champion pitching coach of Binghamton ana Howie Freiling as a coach at Binghamton. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Agreed to terms with RHP Paul Wagner on a oraear contract. HARRISBURG SENATORSorwsd Tim Foreman to facilities manager. HOCKEY National Hockey League EDMONTON 0ILERS-Assigr7c Jesse Befanger Poc-10(ifllvy Big Ten fiWi. 1 pm CBS InrJependenas Bowl At Snreveport, Lo.

SC fifth Al large, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Orange Bowl Western Montana 70, Rick College 64 State Dec. 5-7 at Livingston Thursday, Dec 5 Darby (20-21 BookJer (17) Malta 07-77 vs. Baker (23-21 Manhattan 1240) vs. Missoula Loyola 118-7) Shelby 17-7 vs.

Bigfork (16-7) State Dec.5-7otMSU-Billmgs Thursday, Dec 5 Winifred 23-1 vs. Ekotaka 16-8) Circle (22-3) vs. Drummond 204J SeeteyW 21-2) vs. RicheV22-2 Plevna (204) vs. Big Sandy (21-2) Challenge game EosteniCMdney Richey 49, Scobey 31, loser out id nomirron or me ru.

Griz, Cats on academic team Texas (65) at Texas (64), 11am. LSU (8-2) vs. Arkansas (46), at Utile Rock, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30 EAST Rutgers (2-8) al Pittsburgh 3-7), Noon Miami (7-3) at SyrocuseJM), 3:30 p.m.

Florido 1100) at Florida Si (100), Noon Mississippi St 46) at Mississippi (5-5), 12:30 p.m. Southern U. 64 vs. Grombling St. (3-7) at New Orleans, 2 p.m.

Georgia Tech (5-5 ot Georgia (44), 3:30 m. Eosl Catolino I7-3J vs. N. Carolina St. (3-71 ol Charlotte, NC 3:30 p.m.

Tennessee (8-2) at Vonderbilt 12-8), 6 p.m. FAR WEST Notre Dame (8-2) at Southern Col (5-61, 8 p.m. Wisconsin (6-5) al Hawaii 2-9j, 12:05 a.m. SoturaVDec. 7 Army (9-1) vs.

Navy jfjat Philadelphia, Noon Florida (10-0) vs. Alabama (9-2) al Alianla, 8 p.m. MIDWEST Bkj 12 Championship at St Louis, 1 p.m. FAR WEST Brigham Young (12-1) vs. Wyoming (101) at bs Vegas, 4:30 p.m.

Phoenix Denver 9 p.m. Miami at Golden Stole, 10:30 p.m. Individual leaders llvWihlov.24 Scoring FG FT Pis Avg Jordan, Chi. 13 155 77 400 30.8 Mofone, Utah 10 100 64 264 26.4 Olojuwon, Hou. 10 95 67 257 25.7 O'Neal, LAI 14 149 54 352 25.1 Sprewell, G.S.

12 96 77 297 24.8 Kemp, Sea. 14 116 99 332 23.7 Iverson, Phil. 9 68 51 208 23.1 Richmond, Sac. 13 102 66 289 22 2 Stoudomire, Tor. 10 78 36 219 21.9 Gugliotta, Minn.

II 81 73 240 21.8 H.irDel. 11 86 63 239 21.7 Payton.Seo. 14 114 48 299 21.4 Ewing.N.Y. 13 98 78 275 21.2 Robinson, Mil. 12 98 42 250 20.8 Miller, Ind.

II 73 54 227 20.6 Gill, NJ. 8 60 36 162 20 3 Ellis, Den. 13 98 27 258 19.8 Mourning, Mia. 13 100 56 257 19.8 Webber, Wash. 12 99 34 235 19.6 Loeltner, AH.

13 90 59 250 19.2 EuLl AuJ new voai rereennoe FGA Pd O'Neal, LAI 149 247 .603 Wallace Port. 72 122 .590 Mullin.G.S. 80 136 .588 Trent, Pott. 53 92 .576 Stockton, Utah 55 97 .567 Oakley, N.Y. 51 90 .567 Hill, Clev.

53 95 .558 Cambyjor. 58 104 .558 Kemp.Sea. 116 210 .552 Mason, Chor. 63 115 .548 NHL AH Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Aliorttk Division SYRACUSE CRUNCK-Recalled 1W John Bod-duke from Wheeling of the ECHL COUfGf BARD Named Ulises Noboa men's volleyball coach. Paul Marienmd men's basketball coach.

Micbetl Sfemes women's basketball cooch and Steve Kuzman men's and women's squash coach. BAYLOR fired Chuck Reedy, football cooch. BOSTON COUEGE Announced the resignation of Dan Henning, football coach. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE Named Michael Foley and Kelley Westerman assistant swimming coacnes. GEORGIA SOUTHERN Named Mike Sewak, Rus-ry Russell, Roy Gregory, Tracy Ham, John Pate and Giff Smith assistant football coaches.

IDAHO STATE Announced the resignation of Brian McNeely, football coach. INDIANA Announced TB Alex Smith will forego his final year of eligibility and enter me NFL draft. JACKSONVILLE-Announced the oddihon of non-scholarship football to its athletic program. MARYLAND fired Mark Duffoer football cooch. MIAMI, OHIO Announced Bobby Kramig, men's soccer coach, will dso oversee the women's soccer proqram.

NORTHWESTERN Named Noncy H. Lyons senior woman's odministrator. Signed the contract of Marcio McDermott, women's soccer cooch, to a multi-year contract extension. OKLAHOMA STATE Named Tom Holliday baseball coach. OREGON STATE-Announced the resignation of JerryPertibone, football coach.

PITTSBURGH Announced the resignation of Johnny Maiors, football coach. SOUTHERN METHODIST Fired Tom Rossley, football coach. I TPIs 14 3 AIMkxn No. 4 vs. No.

6 From Alliance pool, 6 p.m. rJCBSl Wednesday. Jon. 1 OuttSodt Bowl Al Tampa, Fla. SEC third vs.

Big Ten 1 1 a.m. (ESPN) GokxBowl Al Jacksonville, Flo. ACC second vs. Big East second, 12:30 m. INBC Cotton Bow At Dallas Washinqton or WAC champion-z vs.

Big 1 2 second, 12:30 p.m. (CBSJ Crlrvs Bowl At Orlando, Fla, Northwestern or Penn State vs. SEC second, 1 p.m.(ABC) Rose Bow. AllWern, Calif Arizona State vs. Ohio Stale, 4.30 p.m.

(ABC) Fiesta Bowt ArTempe Ariz, No. 3 vs. No. 5 from Alliance poof, 8 p.m. (CBS) TWsday, Jan.

2 Sugar Bowl At New Ortoans No. 1 vs. No. 2 from Alliance pool, 8 p.m. (ABC) Satwdav, Jon.

1 Easr-West Shrine Classic West vs. East, 4 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday, Jan. IB Senior Bowl At Mobile, Ala. North vs.

South, 2:30 p.m. (TBS) Sunday, Jan. 19 Hula Bowl At Honolulu East vs. West, 4 p.m. (ESPN) yhas option of choosing ACC or Big East team if it has belter overall record than any available Poc-10 team.

z-chooses first between WAC Champion and Washington; Holiday Bowl gets the other team. Division I-AA poll HUNTINGDON VALLEY, Pa. (AP) The top 25 teams in the Sports Network Division l-AA football Kill, with first-place votes in parentheses, records rough Nov, 24 and previous ranking: Recwd Ph Prv ESQ Florido Washirtgton Philadelphia New Jersey N.Y. Rangers Tampa Bay N.Y. Islanders 12 9 1 12 10 1 11 8 1 7 13 4 7 11 2 4 9 8 Noitfmsl Division Montana State University senior defensive back Scott Matthews and defensive end Devlan Geddes were also named to the Region VII team.

Matthews, a biological science major from Anacortes, was named to the team for the third straight year with a 3.41 gpa while leading the Bobcats with 116 tackles. Geddes is a social and criminal justice major with a 3.71 gpa. The Junction City, Ore. native had 90 tackles this year and led Montana State with 13 tackles for a loss and six sacks. Offensive lineman Jay Korth (3.91) and kicker Cory Wedel (3.92) were selected from the University of Wyoming.

Five members of the University of Montana football team were named to the GTE Academic All-America Region VII team on Monday. The Grizzlies tied with Nebraska for most players selected for the team. Defensive back Blaine McEl-murry topped the list for Montana after being honored for the third consecutive season, while running back Josh Branen and linebacker Mike Bouchee received their second straight selections. McElmurry, a senior from Troy, carries a 3.5 grade point average in pre-medicine. Also on the list from Montana is senior defensive back Sean Goi-coechea (3.47) and sophomore punter Dallas Neil (3.74).

GF GA 70 43 66 60 65 62 50 52 76 75 62 66 52 63 GF GA 60 60 89 89 59 63 I TPIs Rebounding 10 6 Ave Tot Oit Del 12 60 146 Hartford Montreal Buffalo Boston Ottawa Pittsburgh 67 57 68 55 60 10 II 3 10 10 1 7 9 4 6 8 6 7 13 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE 15 65 61 Hartley, Hou. J. Williams J. Rodman, Cni. O'Neal, LAL Gilliam Mil.

Kemp, Sea. Grant, Orl. Molone. Utah Ewing, N.Y. D.

Davis, Ind. 206 17.2 131 16.4 202 15.5 184 13.1 134 11.2 156 11.1 89 11.1 110 11.0 141 108 119 10.8 8 13 14 12 14 8 10 13 11 64 65 60 43 43 32 19 25 32 Central Dtvttton 137 124 91 113 57 91 116 87 I TF 14 7 Dallas Detroit Chicago St. Lours Toronto Phoenix 13 8 3 29 11 10 3 25 12 11 0 24 9 13 0 18 6 II 4 16 Pacific Division Assists GF GA 64 52 70 45 64 59 72 70 67 77 49 63 GF GA 91 50 61 59 77 74 59 72 59 59 58 77 62 80 TPIs Frontier volleyball WAC Tournament Nov. 26-30 in Lm Vegas Opening round pairings Tuesday UTEPIBJvs. Rice 9 6:30 p.m.

Utah (5 vs. Fresno State (6) vs. San Jose Slate (1 1 1 p.m. Colorado State (7 vs. Wyoming (10), 8: JO p.m.

Hawaii (II, bye Brigham Young 121. bye San Diego State (3). bye New Mexico State (4), bye No. 13 153 10 102 14 133 10 83 13 107 14 111 12 94 12 94 8 60 12 86 fa 10.2 9.5 83 82 7.9 .7.8 78 75 7.2 Jackson, Den. Stockton, Utah Van Exef, LAL Sloudamire, Tor.

Hordaway, Mia. Payton, Sea. Johnson, S.A. Kidd, Doll. Pack, NJ.

Strickland, Wash. 15 5 12 8 II 11 9 10 9 12 7 12 6 13 Colorado Vancouver Edmonton Los Angeles Calgary San Jose Ananeim Sunday' I Gone LPGA statistics Statistical leaders on the LPGA Tour through the rtie LPGA Tour Championship, which endea Nov. Scoring Leaden 1, Laura Davies, 70.32. 2, Annika Sorenstam, 70.47. 3, Karrie Webb, 71 87.

4, Uselorte Neumann, 70.94. 5, Meg Mallon, 7( 35. 6, Doltie Pepper, 71.37. 1, Dobbins, 71.41. i.

Mich-elleMcGonn, 71.43. 9, Pally Sheehan, 7li9. 10, Brandie Burton, 7 1 .57. 1, Laura Davies, 15 Itiel, Kelly Robbins and Jean Zedlitz, 8 4 (He), Vicki rergon ond Borb Mu-cha. 7.

6 (lie, Helen Alfredsson, Tracy Hanson, Pat Hurst, Hiromi Koboyashi, Uselotte Neumann, Cotrin Nilsmark and Cindy Schreyer, 6. Birdies 1, Michelle McGann, 327.21, Uselotte Neumann, 324 3, Karris Webb, 323. 4, Brandie Burton, 316. 5 (tie) Vol Skinner and Ktis Tschelter, 306. 7, Borb Mucha, 291, 8, Motianne Morris, 288.

9 (tie), Jane Geddes and Deb Richard, 286. Fairway Leaders 1, Rosie Jones, .820. 2, Mono FiguerasDom', .816. 3, Nancy Ramsboltom, .812. 4, Tracy Ker-dyk, .807.

5, Jody Anschutz, .806. 6, Amy Fruh-wU, .803. 7, Emilee Klein. .797. 8 (lie) Penny Hommel and Tina Barrett, ,786.

10, Leta Lindley, .783. Greens Leaden 1. Kelly Robbins, .738. 2, Annika Sorenstam, .72. 3, Karrie Webb, .726.

4, Noncy Lopez, .71 1. 5 Michelle McGann, .709. 6. Meg Mallon, .709. 7, Marianne Morris, .708.

8, Donna Andrews, .708, 9, Beth Daniel, .705. 10, Laura Davies, .702. Sand Save Leoders Caroline Pierce, .577. 2. Danielle Ammocca-pane, .561.

3, Carolyn Hill, .534. 4, Jennifer Wyatl, .531. 5. Martha Nouse. .527.

6, Barb Whitehead, .520. 7, Missie McGeorge, .519. 8, Alice Miller, .517. 9, Palti Uscio, .515. 10, Hollis Stacy, ,507.

ftmSrtq Leaders 1, Liselotte Neumann, 9.27. 2, Cindy Schreyer, 29.38. 3, Danielle Ammoccopane, 29.45. 4, Doltie Pepper, 29 49. 5, Brandie Burton, 29.49.

6, Carp-hm Hill, 29.68. 1. Jennifer Wyatl, 29.70. i. Barb Whitehead, 29 71.

9, Jenny idback, 29.74. 10, Tammie Green, 29.74. Driving Average Leoders 1, iouro Davies, 262.3. 2, Jean Bartholomew, 255.6. 3, Michelle McGann, 255.5.

4, Kelly Robbins, 254.7. 5, Jane Geddes, 252.7. 6. Tania Abit-bol, 249 9. 7, Karrie Webb, 249 6.

1 Beth Daniel, 249.6. 9, Annette DeLuca, 249.3. 10, Helen Alfredsson, 249.0. LPGA money leaders Money leaders on the LPGA tour through the the Anaheim 3, Detroit I mmaafi Gam Montreal 4, Tampa Boy 2 Tuesday's Gaines Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Florida, 7:30 p.m.

Vancouver al Toronto, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Edmonton al Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Chellie Von Voast, Montana Tech, 5-8, jr, outside hitter, Havre.

Christine Schmidt, Rocky Mountain, 5-10, ftosh, middle hitler, Stanford. Diane Smith, Rocky Mountain, 6-2, jr, middle hitter, Oregon City, Ore. Natalie Krahe, Carroll. 60, ir, middle hitter, Choleau. HOWORABLf MENTION Stephanie Anderson, Montana Tech, 56, soph, setter, Missoula.

Kristo Munson, Montana 5-9, sr, outside hitter, Chinook. Lissa Rosselli, Montana Tech, 5-9, jr, outside hiltet, Federal Way, Wash. Sarah Search, Carroll, 5-9, frosh, setter. Boise, Idaho. Julie Schoen, W.

Montana, 60, soph, middle blocker, Three Forks. Christie Sourhlield, W. Montana, 6-0, jr, middle blocker, Fallon, Nev. 11-0 1610 1 11-0 1574 2 10-1 1491 3 10-1 1414 4 10- 1 1365 5 9-2 1285 6 9-2 1218 7 101 1127 8 9-2 1127 9 9-2 982 1 1 8- 3 977 10 9- 2 841 13 8-3 839 15 8-3 692 17 8-3 656 16 8-3 624 19 100 563 18 8-3 500 12 8- 3 465 22 9- 2 370 21 74 357 20 7-i 338 14 74 175 23 11- 0 128 24 74 111 25 I.Marshall 50 2. Montana 15J 3.

Northern Iowa 4. Murray St. 5. Troy State 6. Northern Arizona 7.

William Mary 8. Jackson State tie. East Tennessee State 10. Western Illinois 1 1 Delaware 12. Florida 13.

Furman 14. Villanovo 15. Youngsrown Stole 16. Eastern Illinois 17 Dartmouth 18. New Hampshire 19.

Nicholls State 20. Howard 21 Southwest Missouri Stt 22. Stephen F. Austin 23. James Madison 24.

Dayton 25. Appalachian State NFL Al Times 1ST JUWUCANCOHBX East I MR Buffalo 3 0 .750 257 202 NmEngfand 8 4 0 667 310 262 Mranaajlis 6 6 0 .500 219 264 Miami 6 6 0 .500 278 249 N.Y.J.H 1 11 0 .083 211 333 Cental Pittsburgh 9 3 0 .750 282 180 Houston 6 6 0 .500 256 244 Oncirmoli 5 7 0 .417 272 288 JorWille 5 7 0 .417 233 251 Baltimore 3 9 0 .250 289 352 11 8 7 5 x-Denver Kansas City Son Diego Oakland .917 317 192 .667 234 206 .583 270 278 .417 257 227 5 Seattle 417 243 283 NATIONAL COtfBBKE NCAA I-AA playoffs First Rounrf Sotvrrjoy, Nov. 30 Times TBA Nicholls Stale (8-3) at Montana 1 -0), noon Vilbnova J8-3) al tost Tennessee Stale 9-2 Florida AjM (9-2) ol Troy State 1 1 0 1) West Illinois (9-21 at Murray State 1 10-1) Delaware (8-3 at Marshall (11-0) Furman 18-Jl at Northern Arizona 19-21 All-conference team BUTTE (AP( The aM rontiw Conference volleyball team, as announced Monday by leogue commissioner (ton Kenison: CO-MVPs Tiffany Hopfauf Carroll 5-foot-l 0, if, outside hitter, Hardin. Holly Koemer, Carroll, 5-8, sr. outside hitter, Kalispell.

FIRST TEAM Shelly Raggl, AAontana Tech, 5-9, jr, outside hitter. Billings. Cori Amos. W. Montana, $4, jr.

setter, Selab. Wash. Allie Wright, Rocky Mountain, 5-10, jr, middle hitter, Spokane, Wash. Michelle Babcock, W. Montana, 5-6, sr, outside hitter, Spokane, Wash.

SECOND TEAM Jamie Hope, W. Montana, 5-9, soph, outside hitter, Buile. Stacey Phillipe, Carroll, 6-1 soph, middle hitter, Stanford. YOUR SPORTS Wristwrestling USWAUSAA Awards Wrestler of the Year Brent Rogge, Billings. Best Spcrtmonship Georgia Hanson, flexburg, Idaho.

Comeback of the Year Jo Ellen Bice, Deer Lodge. Most Inspirational Marry Anzik, Butte. Referee of the Year John Swan Billings. Special Recognition Milch Robbins, Colstrip. Most Improved Wrestlers Jason Silver, Bulte; Goylon Russell, Douglas, Kevin Pistor, Blockhawk, S.D.: Gordy Pierson, Deer Lodge: Mark McArrhur, Bulte; Trocy Bray, Billings.

Most Dedicated DJ. Pentland, Deer Lodge; Tom Garland. Bulte; John Gunsch, Bismarck, N.D.; Christine Williamson, Rapid City, S.D.; Shane Weinreis, Billings. Most Promising Wrestlers Ernie Herrera, Douglas, Lance Penrland, Bismarck, Brad Maerz, Douglas, Doug Garland, Butte; Jeff Ames, Denver, Colo. Outstanding Supporters of USWAUSAA Bobbi Anzik, Butte; Bob Koschel, Billings; Trenton Meyer, Billings; Rondy Strossen, Ne-voda City, Calif.

Volleyball CokeWendy's Classic Chomptonship JC the Disciplesozeman del. Hign Tim Fryers-Billings 15-13, Third Place Thunder Paws4illings Fourth Ptoce The firm II PF .667 281 230 .583 233 191 .583 279 265 .500 231 291 .417 200 226 East 8 4 7 5 7 5 6 6 5 7 Central iruA lour Lnampionsnip, wnicn enaea inov 4. Tm Money il IYV) (WI Eastern Illinois 8-31 al Northern Iowa 1011 kicison Stole KM ot Wi it illiam Mary (9-2) B08.3 Ctuarteriinals 9 3 Waihingtan Dallas PhilaaWphia Arizona NY. Gland Green Bay Minnesota Gkago Detroit Tarnpaoay San Francisco Carolina St. Loo ii Maria 7 7 Snivirday, Dec.

7 Sites and limes TBA Nicholls winner vs. Villanovol. Tennessee St. winner Florida St. winner vs.

W.lllinoifrMurrav 589,401 562,458 510,209 498,561 463,793 413,419 .750 318 174 .500 202 228 .417 185 220 .417 239 261 .333 153 219 .750 291 188 .667 268 164 .250 220 324 .167 224 359 .167 174 265 1 Karrie Webb 2. Lauro Davies 3. Annika Sorenstam 4. Uselorte Neumann 5 Dottie Pepper 6 Kelly Robbins 7. Meg Malion 8 Michelle McGann 9.

Emilee Klein 10. Vol Skinner 1 1 Jane Geddes 12 Brand Burton 13 Patty Sheehan 14. Kris Tschelter 15 Borb Mucha 16 Marianne Morris 17. Mayumi Hirase 18 Rosie Jones 19 Pat Bradley 20. Nancy Lopez 21 Minister 22 Penny Hammel 23 Caroline Pierce 24 Pal Hurst 25.

Trocy Kerdyk NewCftJeons xdinaSad playofftpot GncmnoMl, Alto 31 373,897 343,175 342,391 321,840 ,304,305 .299,438 ,275.772 1275.592 1270,789 .262,451 .259,660 .259,359 .254,044 .246,440 .230,553 tora, Nathan Sleerh, Elmer Korhonon, Richard Derbyshire, Lincoln BeGay Harlem), Clint Hensel, Mickey Anderson, Stacy Summers, Frank Pratt, Brian Kostelecky. Next tournament will be Dec. 29 al Sunsel, 1 1 a.m. Fireside Lanes 55 Holding Leo Yeager 533, Joe Dernbach 207; Jan Wor-narh 489, Donna Donovan 178. Grama's Jane Johnson 1 75, Helen Golle 469.

Drifter Ron Wingerler 257-214-238-708, Charles Beise 245-678, Don Sozler 245-619. Tuesday Firesiders Laurel Carr 198-519 Sojourners Eleanor Knight 218; Nat Diekham 572. Monday 4x4 Cheryl Nagel 246-630(3) 823(4), Tim Zorn 266-714 3, Keith Loran 934 4. Tuesday Nighl Mixed Emma Boyd 215-512; Ron Bender 243-643. Fireside Classic Doug Arneson 676, Ron Englehardt 267.

Urban Indians Cheryl Nagel 253-587, Nelson Running Crane 279, Ping Sl.rlarm 665. Grand Major Gerald Yager 272 Mike Brophy 685. Harmonizers Joann Davis 224-553, Jeanelte Slrousburg 206-554 Fireside Seniors Ed Jones 259-660: Inez Driscoll 202-554. Pixie Inez Driscoll 1 76, Iowa Burkhart 490. Wednesday Nighl Mixed Jackie Jacobson 159, Phyllis Mark-ley 430; PhifCassel 22 1-553.

Six Shooleri Judy Foqam 203-562. Pioneer Don Rowe 608, Jim Vukovich 237. Plaza Pam Anderson 200, Shirley Nash 498. YCC-Hilond Roz Gallup 2 1 5, Helm Johnson 560. Toon rime Characters Sandy Ebert 202-492.

Fireside Flames Ardis Neumonn 194, Carolyn Watson 514. Fireball Russ Kline 247o93, Rich Flagman 247-665 Fireflies Helen Galle 202-521, Shannon Wippert 201-522. Weekenders Rita Rawden 213, Shelly Steinmetz 520 Jubilee Seniors Homer Rentz 6 1 4, Paul Wold 213, Donna Donovan 185-498 Sportsmon-JR McNully 266-737. FirehghM Sandy McCombs 223, Cord Herschi 206568. TGtf Fred Williams 254-211-233-698, Undo Ruzick 215-233 Early Birds Jennifer Reconati 94-1 80 Chris Weber 131-233.

Morning Mogic Stevie Shelton 79(2), Ryan Blair 57, Brarvdi Bodei 782), Jill Lehner 43. leogue 155-256(21, Tess Mangen 109 568. Fireside Weekenders Vic Schell 279 701; Ellen Drommond 194 534 Elk's 1 Chain Sandi Smith 208 541; Kap Schoff 257, Sonny Nitschke 606. DMC Pom Holmes 193-506. Bob Champion 247, Dick Derbyshire 601.

Monday Night Mixed Craig Schweigerl 247-635; Barbara Martin 268511. Town Country Lanes Country Girls Vicki Herbok) Top 25 women The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press' women's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 24, total points based on 25 points for a firstploce vote through one point for a 25lhploce vote and last week's ranking: Record Pit Pv 1. Stanford (39) 3-0 975 1 2. Georgia 00 915 2 3.

Connecticut 2-0 857 5 4. Alabama 01 849 4 5. Tennessee 5-1 810 3 6. Louisiana Tech 5-0 809 1 1 7. Vonderbilt 1-0 679 6 8.

Old Dominion 3-1 647 9 9. Nolte Dame 4-1 573 14 10. lowo 1-1 548 10 11. Texas Tech 1-0 534 13 12. W.Kentucky 1-1 530 12 13.

N. Carolina St. 3-2 450 14 Virginia 1-1 441 7 15. Penn St. 2-0 421 16 16 Duke 2-0 394 17 17.

Kansas 2-1 345 15 18. Colorado 1-0 317 18 19. Florida 2-0 293 20 20. Arkansas 1-0 253 19 21. Texas 2-0 237 21 22.

North Carolina 1-0 173 22 23. Wisconsin 20 164 23 24Clemson 1-0 106 25 tie. Stephen F.Austin 2-0 106 24 Others receiving votes: Auburn 62, Oregon 24, LSU 23, Mississippi 19, DePoul 18, Northwestern 16, UCLA 1 1 Memphis 9, San Francisco 8, Arizona 7, Colorado St. 6, Montana 5, Southern Col 5, Utah 5, Indiana 4, Toledo 2, American U. 1, George Washington 1 Louisville 1 Maryland 1 Tu-lone T.

USCNN Top 25 The top 25 teams in The USA Today-CNN coaches college basketball poll, with hrst-place voles in parentheses, records through Nov. 24, total points based on 25 points for a tirst-ploce vote through one point (or 25th-oloce vote, and last week ranking: Record PH ftv 1 Cincinnati 116 1-0 731 2 2. Kansas (12) 1-0 717 1 3. Wake Forest (1) 14 666 3 4. Utah 10 621 5 5.

Duke 20 507 10 6. Villanovo (1) 00 506 8 7 Michigan 00 450 9 8 Kentucky 0-1 436 4 9Clemson 20 420 17 10 Arizona 10 412 16 11 Syracuse 10 370 12 12 North Corolino 0-1 332 7 13 Texas 10 292 15 14 Stanford 0O 283 14 15 Iowa St. 00 281 11 16 Massachusetts 0O 264 13 17 Indiana 30 260 24 18 UCLA 01 258 6 19 Fresno St. 10 216 19 20 Arkansas 10 205 18 21 Tulso 20 184 22 New Mexico 30 164 22 23 Iowa 10 160 20 24 Boslon College 10 139 21 25 George Washington 20 115 Olhers receiving voles: Tulane 110, Minnesota 106, Temple 63, South Carolina 57 Providence 49, Marquette 46, Louisville 43. Purdue 43, Connecticut 35.

Georgetown 22, Illinois 22. Texas 20, Florida Stale 18, Rhode Island 18. Auburn 12, Georgia Tech 1 1. Missouri 1 1 Penn State 9, California Delaware 7, Evansville 7 Ark -Little Rock 6. Miami (Ohio) 6.

New Orleans 5, Old Dominion 5, Virginia 5, Illinois Stole 4, South Alabama 3, Southeastern Louisiana 2, Virginia Tech 2. Boslon I. Detroit Mercy I. lono 1, lomar 1, Pacific 1, Tennessee Stole Xavier 1. Monday men EAST Boston College 82, New Hampshire 40 Connecticut 89, Northeastern 37 bberty 64, Maine 53 Niogoio 74 Bucknell 72 Valparaiso 06, Comsius 52 SOUTH Arkansot St 96.

Miss Volley Si. 90 Auburn 89, Ark -Pine Bluli 56 Austin Peoy 86 Thomos Go 55 Florida 68, BemuneCoounon 59 Furmon 53. Stetson 49 Holstia 55 Fla International 54 Jomes Madison 86, Shippensourg 67 Marshall 100, Gardner-Webb 62 Murray St 85. Ind Pur -Indpls 75 Corolino Si 44, Penn Si 41 NW Louisiana 1 16, Ark ArVmticeHo 77 North Corolino 86, Richmond 75 Old Dominion 65, Toledo 57 SW Missouri St 81, SW Louisiana 74 Samlord 70, Belhaven 67 Tennessee Tech 92, Cumberland, Tenn. 52 Canadiens 4, Lightning 2 TampoBay 0 1-2 Montreal 0 3 1-4 First Period None.

Second Period 1, Montreal, Savage 10, :06. 2, Montreal, Savage 1 1 (Recchi, Koivu), 1:26. 3, Montreal, Recchi 12 IKoivu), 6:51. 4, Tampa Bay, Gralton 8 (Ciccatelli, Zamuner), 18:41. Third Period 5, Montreal, Koivu 1 1 (Savage Wil-kiel, 10:08 (pp).

6, Tampa Bay, Zamuner ATCicco-telli, Shots on goal Tampa Bay 12-109 31. Montreal 8-101230. PoweMjIoy Opportunities Tampa Bay 0 ol 6, Montreal I of 5. Goalies Tampa Bay, Taba rocci 2-50 30 shots-26 saves). Montreal, Tht-baull 6-5-1 (31-29).

12 NAHL Norm American Hockey League Frontier Conference WIT Ph GF GA Butte 17 6 1 35 101 58 Billings 15 3 1 31 109 44 Central Wyoming 7 12 5 19 88 99 Helena 8 II 2 18 95 109 Jackson Hole 7 16 0 14 73 157 Bozeman 6 4 1 13 51 35 Great Falls 4 12 2 10 72 87 Suite 12, Jackson Hole Wednesday's gomes Central Wyoming at Helena Bozeman at Great Falls mursdays game But at Billings Friday's gomes Bozeman at Butte Helena at Central Wyoming Billings at Jackson Hole ScrfuroWs game Great Falls at Butte Heleno at Central Wyoming Billings at Jackson Hole WCHA Ph GF GA Minnesota 8 4 0 16 46 30 N. Dakota 8 4 0 16 50 39 Colorado Col. 7 3 0 14 41 31 Mmn-Duluih. 6 3 I 13 40 26 Wisconsin 6 6 0 12 39 40 SiCbudSl 4 3 1 9 27 25 Denver 4 5 1 9 32 33 Michigan 3 9 0 6 25 49 Aloska Anchorage 2 5 1 5 15 26 Michwn Tech 2 8 0 4 20 36 OVERALL RECORDS: Minnesota 840, North Do koto 840, Colorodo College 7-30, Minn.Ouiulfi 7- 4- 1, Wisconsin 660, Si. Cloud St.

6-31, Denver 6- 5- 1, N. Michigan 3-101, Alaska Anchorage 54-1, Michigan Tech 5-80. Saturday's Games Denver 7 Michigan Tech 0 Minn -Duiulh 4, Wisconsin 0 Michigan 2, Minnesota 1 North Dakota 5, Alaska Anchoroge 3 FtirfcNov.29 Alaska Anchoroge al Colorodo College Denver at Michigan North Dakota al Minn.Oulum Si Cloud Si. at Michigan lech Minnesota vs. Michigan in College Hockey Showcase at Detroit Wisconsin vs.

Michigan Si. in College Hockey Showcase at Detroit NCAA Div. I poll PRINCETON, NJ. (AP) Top leolnt the NCAA Division I men's ice hockey poll, compiled by Around the RmksUSCHO, with Inupioce votes parentheses ond records through Nov. 2j4 1 Michigan 129) 1.

299 2 BosioTu ll 8- 1-1 270 3 Colorado College 7 30 198 4 New Hampshire 9- 20 197 5 Minnesota ft- 40 171 6 Michigan Stale 9- 40 148 7 VermoVl 7- 30 123 6 Miami. Ohio 9- 30 108 9 Cornell 5- 10 60 10 North DokoK) (-40 47 Others receiving votes Lake Superior 17, St winner Delaware-Marshall winner vs. Furman-Northern Arizona winner Eastern HlinoivN.lowa winner vs. Jackson Mary winner Semifinals Saturday 14 SHes and Times TBA Nicholls Villanovo-E. Tennessee St.

winner vs. Florido Si IliinoivMyrroy St winner Delaware-Marshall Furman-Northern Arizona winner vs. Eastern lllinois-N Iowa Jackson Mary winner Championship AlHgnnnoton tf Va. Sotvrdoy.Decll Timf TBA Semihnol winners NAIA Division I Fim Round Saturday, Nov. 23 Southwestern Oklahoma State 17, Northwestern Oklahoma Stole 7 Monlono Tech 49, Carroll College, Mont 28 fmol Saturday, Dec.

7 Montana Tech (74) at Southwestern Okbhoma State 8-3), 1 p.m. NCAA Div. II playoffs First Round Saturday, Nov. 23 South Valdosla Stole. Go 38, Albany Stole Go.

2B Car son-Newmon 4 1 West Georgia Basketball Carolina 31. Houston 6 Denver 21, MimMota 17 New Erralond 27. Mianapolii 1 3 hcbonvila 28, iaimonE, OT Tampa Bay 1 3, Nw Orleans 7 Btimio 10 San Djo 28, Kansas Cily 14 San Francisco 19, Washington 16, OT NewYortGionlsM.Dalaii O)ond 27, SMti. 21 Arizona 36, PMooelphia 30 fteon8ay24, St Leys? Kansas CV at pm. Washingfon at Odios.

4 pm. SunJay.Dtc 1 Arizona at Mnrmota, I p.m. Buffaki at Wionopom, 1 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay. 1 p.m.

CrcmatiatJocborrvtVl p.m. New York Gtonrt at reaaelpma, p.m. Pithburgh at Baltimore, 1 m. Ashland Tournament The Dorryl Scolpcarw Memorial Basketball Tournament be World Cup men PARK CITY, Utah LAP) -rResus of Monday's World Cup giont slalom race: Men 1. Josef Strobl, Austrio, 2 minutes, 31 42 seconds 2 Hans Knous, Austria, 2-31 84 3 Michael Von Grueniqen, Switzerland, 2.31.90 4 Fredrik Nybwg, Swiflen 2 32.17 5 Patrick Holzer Italy, 2 32 54 6 Hermann Moier, Austria 2 32 60 tie Urs Koelin, Switzerland, 2.32 60 8 Ramer Salzgeber, Austrio, 2 32 66 9 Ian Piccord, France, 2 32 67 10 Steve Locher, Switzerbnd, 2 32 68 11 Jeff Piccord, France, 2.32 85 1 2 Mono Reiter, Austria, 2 33 06 13 AchimVogt, Liechtenstein, 2 33 16 14 Thomas Grandi, Canodo, 2 33 24 15 Kietil Andre Aomodt Norway, 2 33 36 16 Johon Wallner, Sweden, 2.33 40 17 MatleoNona, Holy.

2 33 41 18 LosseKius. Norway 2.33 43 19 Tobias Barnerstoi. Germany, 2 33 65 20 Sttghied Voglreiter, Austria, 2.33 69 tield December in Ashland The entry lee is $175 and there is no deadline for entry For information, contact Dixie at 784-2402 or Tiger ot 784-6156. YiVICA Tournament The Billings YMCA anil host a 6lh-8lh grade girls, basketball lour-namenl tor all Billings orea teams on Dec 13-14. The tournament is open lo the firs! eight teams that return the leom entry form ond the $80 registration fee to the YMCA on or before Dec 9.

For further information, contact Bill Clogg of Darrell Walker at 248-1685. Women's City Rec UcOrmnn lake Hills 48, Pug Motion's 29 at Carolina, 1 pj at t-arolina, I lampa Boy p.m. Frontiet Chevy 40, American 1 Wetinesdoy Night Men Ritchie Weslberg 256715 3 962 1, Clorkm 42, Bloomsburg 29 Ferris Slate, Mich 24 Tndiana, Po. 23 Midwest Northern Colorodo 24. Pittsburg State 21 Northwest Missouri Slate 22, NebraskoOmoha 21 West Central Oklahoma 23, Chadron 21 UCDavis 17, Teios 14 Second Round Saturday, Nov.

30 South Valdosta Stole, Ga. (10-2) vs. CarsorvNewman, londy Crew -Linda Stock 191. Undo Welch 526. schedule Fight honest uuck Mullgren jv.

Kitcnie weslDgrg 03i; I Hereto LcrClair 204. Barb Conner 527. TG Vern Kleugord 202-547; Daisy Carlson 198-535. Saturday Shooters Ricky McBeth 214547, Sarah Weslberg 166457 Mo tenn. iiu-ij Intermountain LeasingStodium Club 49, Mosler Lube 26 Sir Speedy 52, Larson 5 1 McColi Pools 35, Powerhouse Gym 29 PepsiBAC Old l24.Unobombers I2u Powderhorn 100, Dion69 Tire Homo 104, BV Coke 101 Bowling Sunset Bowl tVxIlttoriditoo Stnoles High rpioleW Lincoln BeGoy 948 lor lour gomes Ctiornptortship Koy Merron deteated Linda CroweH, 234-215 ond 214-184 Tier ron won $225 Other finishers 13rd-111 Tim Gulbronson, Debby flecker, Don Bechon, Crorg McKenize, Doug Kostelecky, Doris Beise, Deon Vk- Pool At Bel of Baton Rouge.

La (USA). MbuMo Borne, South Ahico, vs Aruteod Clayton, Baker, 12, for Bonle IBF banlamweiqht title. Nov 29 Al Roanoke, Vo IESPN2). Thomas Heorns. De-no vs Karl Wilis, Roanoke, 10, hghl heavyweights At Irving Marriott, Irving, Calif Jaime Ocequeda, Norwolk, Calif vs Russell Mosley, Lakeside, Calif, 1 2, for Mosley's California super lightweight title.

Clarion vs. Ferris Stale Mich (101) Midwest Northern Colorodo 9 3 vs. Northwest Missouri State 1 1-1) West Central Oklahoma (9-2) UCOavii (74) SerneSnou Saturday, Dec. 7 Bie Sky Women League Results Vf W-Moore 9 Eogles Lodge 1 W's I 9, Tiny's I Sid's Place 9. Flamingo II 2, Reno Club 9, Caboose Stix 9, Flo-mmqo I 4.

Standings Sid's Place 72 16, Stix 72-28, Tiny's 1 7049, VFW-Moore 5844, Flamingo II 55-57, VFW-Heiohts 53-51, Reno 52-42, Eagles Lodge 4652, Tiny's II 45-63, Flamingo I 40-70, Co- oouwi winner nt vvey winner Midwest winner vs Northeast winner Crarnotoflthio Al Horence, AJo. NBA At Timet EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Ationhc Dtvwofl I 9 4 Solurdov. Dec 13 Miami kv am South-Wesl winner vs Midwest-Northeast winner NCAA Div. HI playoffs First Round Saturday, Nov. 23 Mount Union, Ohio 3 1 Allegrieny, Po.

26 Dlinoit Wesfyon 23, Albion 20 Pet Gt 692 667 1 615 1 538 2 417 3'J III I Si! i SPORTS 6 8 7 5 Orlando 6 3 New York 8 5 Washington 7 6 Philadelphia 5 7 Boslon 3 8 NewJeisey 2 7 I CARP SHOW 17 lycommg ra ursinus, ro 4 Albright, Po 3 1 Washington 4 Jefferson, Pa College of New Jersey 17, Coast Guard, Corm. ovanw oi vwrm, a Houston at New York Jets, 4 pm. MKjmiatOaiuand 4 m. St New England at San Qgo, 6 p.m. Coaching changes Aloboma (Gene Stalling) Arkansas State (John Boboj Bcylor (Chuck Reedy Boston College (Dan Henning F'esno State Tjim Sweeney) Illinois (Low Tepper) Indmna (Bill MaHory Kentucky (BiH Cufrv) Moryland (Mark Duffner) Minnesota Jim Wocker New MexKo State Jim Hess Notre Dame loo Hofrz) Bob Davie Oregon Siote Uerry Pembone) Pift'iburqh tjorwnv Majors) Pwduellim ColleWl-Joe Tiller Son Jose Sun Itohn Rolston) Southern Methodist (Tom Rossley) Tulane (Buddy Teevensl Western Mich loan 11 Moldel Wyoming oi Tiller) Division lAA Cdel (ChoHi Tooltel Don Powen Georgia Southern (Frank Elrwood) Paul Johnion Idaho Stare IBnon McNeeryl Jacksonville Stote JBrll Burgess) Southwest Texos Store Uim Bob Helduserj Western Carolina (Steve Hoogrn) Yale (Carmen Coua Bowl lineup All fanes EST iWsdny, Dec 19 Vegas tool rAt Las Veoos Nevada 8 3) vs.

Stotepl, 9pm (ESPN) Wednesdoy. 0. 25 fcWOoy Classic Al Montooinefy, An Bluevs Gray, Noon AWlowl AlHonoMu California 65 Big 1 2 3 30 ABC At Memphis Term Houston I7-4J vs Big EasifotU, 3 m. SPN) Cafoutolowf Big East third vi, ACC fourAA 30 (TBS) Copper towl At Tucson. Arix.

WAC SKond vi Big 1 2 iirrh, 9 (ESPN) SotUfdaTOe. 21 Peocn Bowl ACC itiird SeC m. ESPN) Suoorry, BigTenrWngT2ouririp.tii (ESPN Artenday, Oer. 30 AlSonOsego WAC rtiampion or Wostungtott rt Big 12 mird. Bp SPN rttHdoy, Dec.

31 Hernrae Bov4 At Amnio MfAC M. SWAC, NoMfJN Allflo, le Get Out ot the Nov. 30 Billings Sheraton Hotel Texos Tech 80. Nicholls St 73 Wake Forest 86. Citadel 52 William 4 Mary 67.

Homplon 63 Winlhrop eojfa lnlermonl56 WoHord98, TuKulum 86 MIDWEST Cleveland $1 71, Akron 63 Creighton 70, Mo -Kansas City 68 Illinois 92. Delaware Si 51 St 83, lennessee Si 45 Wmois 101, Aurora 74 lowo 68, Wis Green Bay 51 JCJTOWEST lomor 67, Angelo St 50 North Texas 106, Mory Hordin Boylor 73 Oral Roberts 84. NE Louisiana 55 Prouw Vw 67 Faith Baptist 84 SW lexas St 7B, Texoi Southern 73 Stephen Austin 1 38, Schreiner 69 Texas Christian 1 1 6, Centenory 87 FAR WEST Pepperdine 81, UC Sonw Brnbora 67 TOURNAMENTS and See Us for a SCHEIT Space Heater! PROPANE KEROSENE MODELS IN STOCK! NCAA Championships TUCSON, Ariz LAP) Results Monday ftom the NCAA cross country championships netd at the Del Urich GoK Cause MenKzOmees) Teats) Stanford 46, Arkonsas 74 Oregon leOOkloho ma Stole 158. Colorodo 179, Wisconsin 204, Nebraska 209, Boise Stale 223, None Dome 248, Portland 261, Woke forest 311, Northern Arizona 328, Aloboma 365, Michigan 363. Army 385, North Carolina State 431, SI John's 434, Brown 439, Villanova 445, Texos 457, Boslon 460, Providence 492.

hoVnxW Godfrey Siamusrye Arkonsas 29 49. 2 Jonah Kiplaius. Nebraska, 30 20 3, Cleophas Boor, Nebraska, 30 24 4, Gregory Jimmerson, Stanford. 30.38 5, Malf Davit, Oregon. 30 43 6 Brad Hauser.

Stanford. 30 44. 7 Sean Koley. Arkansas. 30 47 Ryan Wilson, Arkansas, 30 47 9.

Jeremy White, Slonlord. 30 49 10, Mebiohtom Kefelzighi. UCLA. 31 00 I Chiiinon Ntcolton, Oklahoma 31 02 Boise Si, 31 02 15 Christopher Kebenei. Oklahoma 31 05 14.

Brent Hauser, Stanford, 31 10 1 5, Nathan Nutter, Stanford 31)1. 10am -4pm 'l00 admission 10 under FREE unraDmsion Chkogo 12 1 923 Detrolr 10 833 l1) Cleveland 9 3 .750 Vl Charlotte 6 5 545 Atlanlo 7 6 538 5 Milwaukee 7 6 538 5 Indiana 3 8 273 8 Toronto 3 8 .273 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwesl Division I Pd Gt Houston 12 1 923 Utah 9 2 .818 2 Minnesota 5 7 417 6Vt Denver 4 9 308 8 Dallas 3 9 250 SanAnsonio 2 10 1 67 9'i Vancouver 2 II 154 10 Pontic Division Seattle 12 2 857 LA Lokets 9 5 643 3 Portland 8 5 615 3 '1 LA Clippers 6 6 500 5 Sociomenlo 4 9 307 71! Golden Stole 3 9 250 I )1 THE WEATHER SOURCE 657-1333 First lourvrl Groat Selection 16 Rowan. 21, Buffalo Stale, 20 Wisconsirrto Crosse 44, Wisconsin-River falls 0 St John's, Minn 21. Simpson lowo 18 Ouwterfinats Solurdoy, Nov. 30 Sites and Times TBA Mount Union, Ohio 111 -0) vs.

Ilinai Wesleyon I'M) Wisconsin Crosse 1100) vs. Si John's, Minn. 1UI lycoming, Po (10-0) vs Albright. Po (10-1) (owon.NJ. 8 2) at CoHe 01 New Jersey (8 2) SefflrTinab Saturday, Dec.

7 Sites and Tunes TBA Mount Uniotvlllinois Wesleyon winner vs Wis lo CrosseSl John Minn winner Lycoming-Aibright winner vs. RowanCoH of NJ. winner Amos Alon Staga Bowl Saturday, Det. 14 AlSofcn Va. TimeloA Semihnol winners College schedule JtJ Times EST Thursday, Nov.

21 EAST Stony Brook 54 at Si NY 63, 10 30 am. SOUTH Tuskegee 14-61 at Atnlnma St 13 71, 2 pm. FAR WEST Ait Farce (6-4) ol San Diego Si 7 3, 7 Fndov Nov. 29 SOUTH Vitginio (7-3) ot 2 30 Colorodo (9 II at NmWn- 9 II, 30 SOUTHWEST Women 11.16 teskstl Massachusetts 59, Chommode 48 Virginia 93, South Cnrol.no 70 wwnnoN Oklahoma St 76. Conoco 70 MondajMvomen Holy Crotl 79, Brown 62 Phaenu 0 12 000 1 12 BOBCAT GHIZZLYI Fighting Bobcats Stanford 101.

ViHonova 106. BYU 145, Dartmouth 211, Arizona 214. Piovidence 219, itronim 226 GervQetown 247 Northern Aniona 261 Penn Stole 270, Boslon College 289, North Carolina Stale 311, Ailontat 347, North Carolina 349, Colorodo Stale 381, William Ii Mary 416, krwo Stole 472, TerosSon Antonio 439. Nebraska 449, Missouri 476, Eastern Mrchi- Spirit Wear SOUTH St 91 Ark Pine Bluff 50 Alcorn Kentucky 86, Marshall 65 Sweatshlrts.T-shirts, Caps, Jackets, Jerseys, Markind 0 Morm pan 3z3. MoreheodSl 81 Pikeville 60 Tennessee Tech 72, In Ofittanoogo 57 MtvdoysOamet Cleveland 103 Sacramento 74 Bolton 105, Dallas 91 Snorts 102 New York 92 Miami 87, Phoenu 84 Vancouver 96, Son Anlonio 91 Houston 90, 1 A Lakers 85 Moridoi Gomes Woshinalon 105, Minnesota V8 MilwnuiM 100, Orlando 88 Utah 108, New Jersey 92 Chicago OIL A Clippers.

In) Tuesday's Gomel Sacramento ot Toronto, 7pm 1 A Inkers at Philadelphia, 7 30 Senttle ol Charlotte, 7 30 Vancouver ot Atlanta 7 30 m. Potliond ol Houslnn. Bom San Antonio at Dallas, 8 30 m. Amy Skieretz Aniona, 17 04 MoneMrMahon, Piovidenrj, 1720 Joonno Doe, Notre Dome, 17 24 Stocking caps, and much much more! 4, krisline josl Vlllonovo, 17 it 1 Carrie Toll son Vilnnovfl 17 i UNIVMSUl 6 Mariso Avendono Sacramento St 17 49 lexas lecn ol, wranm.n MIDWEST Boll Si 77, Cfncogn St 64 SOUTrfWEST Arizona 96 Texas AoM 76 Diale 77, OHohomo 64 Oklahoma St 59, Oral Roberts 35 Wichita Si 72. lulsn 54 FAR WEST 24 24th Street West 7, EmebetGuillaljIuefrow, Southern Col.

1733 8 Laura Rhoodt, North Carolina Si 17 53 9 Sikie Pedersen, Northern Alizong, 17 54 10, MwHjIChoksnl, Stanford, 17 58.