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VJETORIA ADVOCATE, Sunday, October 14, ISM Baseball Closer Tigers 4. Padres 2 Playoff ClMoce tarkts aortas 4Ma 1 1 1 1 waMaar kf lit SaWWS 111 ItanM SS 4 I 1 4 Ckacaat Is. iw Dwga Oevsvt Kansas Cmt I STAN SMITH'S TENNIS Football NFL 0 ZLu J) wit Pet rr pa MkMi I mm a timtt wm ui T. Jets 4 1 47 I4t IM iihii 4 in 137 4 Pmsbuiuh ,11 sot 114 CmcimveH I U7 104 154 emmw I I 114 nomiw tot Omar I to 74 ix Raider i jdi 11 toi i Oiega 4 447 111 14 Seattle 4 1 4 .44 ISt 104 tanutCilr 1 .504 II IIS Golf College Scores CAST Amherst t. Cam, I Boston Castas 14.

Tempi Coast Guard Is. aunt) Dataware 17, AaAe 7 CVrrtraourg 11. Ursmvs St Herver la, earnest It Mersfre St. Rocnasfr 11 Holy Cross 43. CwgM 17 Jeans Hopkins 11.

Muhlenberg 1 Letarene 30. Canned I Mtfdteoury II. Bates 11 Navy II. Lei.g Mew Harnpsrar 17. BucanaM Vt Maw Have 17.

American tart 34 Harwich 24. Si. Lawrence Perm 41. Brawn 14 Princeton J. Columbia I Rnode island 30.

Nattheastswi 21 Richmond 14. Massachusetts 7 Rutgers 14. Army I Slippery Rock M. Lock Haven 31 Trinity. Conn ML Tufts 1 Virginia It.

Syracuse William 14. Bowoswt II Vase 3. Dartmouth II SOUTH Alabama a. Panel St 0 Auburn 42. Florida St.

41 Betrmne-Cookmn 11. Alabama St. 14 Carson Hewman 34, Mars Hill Ml Citaoal Carolina i Kentucky 17. Cent. Florida 14 Florida 43.

Tennessee II Florid AIM XL Morris Brown II Fur man 2a. Tennessee St. Georg.4 It. MissiS4ippi 11 Gaorgi Sttvn 14. 17 Georgia Tech 30.

Virginia 20. tie Hampden Sydney 41. Wash Lee II Indiana St. 44. Loulsvlll II James Madison 30.

Davidson 7 Kentucky 17. Mississippi St. 11 LSD 14. Vanderbilt 17 Louisiana Tech 30. Arkansas SI.

Marshall IS. Appalachian St 7 Maryland 44. N. Carol in St. 11 Memphis St.

20. sw Louisiana 7 Middle Term. If, Murray St. I Alabama 10, Term. Martin M.

tie NE Louisiana X. SE Louisiana IS Carolina 45. Pittsburgh 21 Carolina St. 2. Morgan St.

SW Missouri IS. Kentucky Tennessee St. XL Tennessee Tech 1 Troy St. 14. Mississippi Cot.

7 Virgmlo Tech 27. Duk Wake Forest 14. Carolina 1 William 4 Mary 34. Boston 1 MIDWEST Air Force 21. Notr Dame 7 Akron 27.

Morenead St. 3 Bowling GreeaM. Michigan 7 Cent. Miehigtfjl Ohio U. 1 Irisb Open BANGOR.

HmTheia Ireland (API Saturday's sMrd round scares as me IS. -004 Iris Woman's Op Galf Championship an me par-71 Ctanoeoor Kamy wnrtworth. S. 774 40-11 Pal Bradwy. U.S.

l-n-7 114 Donna Capom. 71 71 71 114 Becky FWson. S. 74-73-71111 Betsy Kins. S- 7371 73 111 Jactia BarrscP, I 7374-74117 Daoow Mesa ay.

S. TT 74-77 111 Laurie Rmkar. 75-74-71 II Dale Retd. Britain 71 71-74 III Beverly Klaft. U.S.

71 7375 lit Room Walton. S. 73 71-7S lit Vkkl ArvareX. U.S. 74 7371 310 RICO ComtlOCK.

U.S. 71 74-74 21 Ayako Okamoto. japan 71 71-77 31 Mae Hat. BrttaM 75 71 44331 Sharon Barrett. S.

73-75-73121 Joan Joyca. U.S. 73774-231 Barbara BuMawtky. Cand 7S-71-7S 221 Fader ica Datau. Italy 77 7440-221 Muffin Spencer Devm.

73-70 111 Mlndy Moor. U.S. 75-773122 a Claire nourihana. lriand77-74 74 221 Theresa Haaaton, U.S. 74-77-73 221 Silvia BarSMacclM.

U.S. 74 7a 73323 Cathy Mar mo. U.S. 74-73-74 331 Jull master. U.S.

73-77 7a 124 Alice Ritrman. 73-74-7S 224 Parti RIUO, U.S. 74-7375124 Jan Stephenson, Australia 71-74-74 114 Chris Johnson, U.S. 7S-73-74 134 Other Amaracaa Scares Ca-caa. A Saa O-aoa I OeensK 1 Kansas Chr 1, II amngs Tkintiy.

ttimir San Owo I. 0ae I Pneay. Oimir I Detrsvl Kansas Drt am ere Saasnsay. Octieir San Dwga I. Csxao.

Wsvst SaraM Detroit 1 San ago 1 Wesweeaey. Oimir st San Diego Detrait 1 Prvee. Gcsabar DetrtvS s. San Dae 1 setwraey. Oimir II Detrart 4.

San Dwga 1. Dewwt leads seres 1 1 San DevO (Thurmond 14 II at Detroit (Petry llli, 1 45 Teesdey. Oililn 14 Oetroit at San D-ege. 7 35 am. nee Ml try Wednesday, Octetvte II Detroit at Saa Diega.

I IS Multi-Homer Games A list at players wna have bit two more mm runt the world lanes Three Heme Rews Sab Ruth. New Tern Venaees. Oct bar a. t3e. I consecutive aba Ruth.

New vers Vanaavs. Octa bar 13 consecutive Res. Jecasan, New Var Vena eat October II. 177. 1 contacut ve Two Mam Rests Pat Dougherty Boston Red Saa.

Oct bar 104 Harry Cooper, Boston Red So. October IX Ills Ban Kauri. New Vert ants. October 11. 117 tabe Ruth.

Maw York Vaneae. Oct bar 11. 171. consecutive Lou Gehrig. New York VerVA.

Octa Mr I. 17. consecutive Leu Gehrig. New York Van. October I.

113. consecutive Babe Rut. New Vert Venae. Oct ber I. 111 Tony Letter New York Yankees.

October Itn Charli Keller, New Verb Yankees. October 7. ttl Bob Elliot. Boston Brtvea. October Mb 144.

consecutive Duke sn.der. Brooklyn Ooogers. Oct ber 4. 153 consecutive to Collins. New York Yankees.

Sec teinber 31. tSS. consecutive Ova Snider. Brooklyn Deciders, Oct bar 3. 155.

consecutive Yogi Berra. New vert Yankee, October 14, 154. consecutive Tony Kubek. New York Yankees. October S7 Mickey Mantle.

New York Yankees. October 1. 154 Ted Klusjewskl, Chicago svtlil Sox. October 15, consecutive Charlie Neal, Lot Angela Dodgers. October 1.

15, consecutive Mickey Manila. New Vert Venters. October a. IssO Can Yettrremtki. Boston Red Sot.

October S. I7 Rica Ptroclli. Boston Red Sot. Octo ber 11. IH7.

consecutive Gene enact Oakland A s. October 14. t72. consecutive Tony Parel. Cincinnati Reds.

October 14, consecutive Johnny tench. Cincinnati Reds, Octa ber II. t7 Dv Lopes. Las Angelas Dodgers. October 14.

171. consecutive Willi Aikns. Kansas City, October is, 10 Wiil.e kens. Kansas City. October II.

Its Willi SAc Gee. St. Louit Cardinals. October IS. letl.

consecutive Eddi Murray. Baltimore Orlolos. October 14. Ittl. consecutive Alan Trammetl.

Detroit Tiger. October 11. 114. consecutiv Series Composite Stats BATTINO SUMMARY DETROIT Southern Open COLUMBUS. Go.

(API Saturday's tlurd-round tears the S300.0M SaamV ara Open Goat Tournament plevad an the par 74. 4.791 yard Green Island Country Club course Hubert Green 434447 It Scan HOC) 4t 44 4t XI Ronnie Black 71-4444103 Willi. Wood 44 7044 Ml Carey PevHt as 44 a 703 Gary Haltberf 447 73 104 Andy Bean 714145104 Tim simptan 4 rj ia 3QS Rex Caldwell 4 4t MS Peter Oostarhuit 47 74-4 Mike Sullivan 47 77304 Vance ileal nr 4 74104 Gluey Gilbert tan 207 JoMManerhty 4 4t 71 107 Frank Conner 47 714 307 Lanni Clements TO TO 47307 Dave tarr 4 TT lot Larry Rmkar It 714 30 Kan Brown TO TO at 20 Jay Haet 75-4744-301 Mike McCul lough 73 47 40 30t OentSaosn 4 71 at 30 jack Nicklaut 70 44 70 lot Bill Crtee 44 74 70 30 Larry Zieglar 4V7473 XI KanMattiact 4171 tot Bill lesson at 73 lot Dev. Eicheloeroer 71 45 73 lot aAark Hay TO 47 77 70S Larry Mile et 73 47-301 Gary Koch 71 74-47 109 Jim Simons 7341 4t 20 JO Inm an 71 70-ee 10 Ptvtw Stewart 714 7410 Clarence Roe. 71 at lot Jim Kan 73 74-20 Richard Zokol 70-4 74 20 Gary Plan 47 773-X Sammy Rachels 745-71 It Jim Gallagher 71-4974 2 Mark McCumbw 72 ef 210 Jim Colbert 71 4 310 Grwr Jones 70-714 lit MlkFrguson 71-71 40 11 Mike Smith 71 70 4 110 Paul Ajlngar 71 TO 11 Mlk Brlgrit tt-71 74 114 Rod Nuckolls 7447311 Jim Natford 71 71 111 Jim Boorot TOTOTV-211 Griff Moody 49-71 49 III George Archer 74 41 49 111 J.C.

Snead 717 73 211 Kenny Knox 71 4 71111 Jodl Mudd 74-73 111 Ken Green 74 45 71 111 Denis Watson 71-70 74111 Welly Armstrong 70-47 7S 111 Bob Boyd a 47 74-111 Clyde Rego 747 71111 George Cadla 73 7070-111 Randy Welkins 73 4t 72 311 Mark McNuffy 47-7074 111 Jon Chertee 70 73 71 313 Bobby Wadklnt 71-7171111 Mike Donald 7344 74 111 TOMII ON TOIf TV4 'HIT. Basketball SBA Pre Seesowi tceros Pnaav't Basse lvj, Bosasn III Indiana Iks. Cleveian M4 New Jersey 133. Golden Stele 99 L-A- Laaars 111. LA Clippers Sasardavt Bsmet San Antome vs.

Cleveland at Wads worm. Onw. 4 m. New York at Detroit. I Wasnigtsn vs Atlanta at Charleston.

SC. 1pm. Philadelphia at illusion. I I m. Clucag at aAiiwaukee.

Seattle vt Denver at Colorado Springs. I m. Sunday's tvaane Cleveland vs Detroit at Teisao. On. 30 m.

Denver vt- Kansas City at St Joseph 's. Ma TBA Boston vs Utah at La Vega. i pm. LA. Lakart vs LA Clippers at Anchorag.

Alaska. I m. Portland at Seattle, m. WABA Pet. Dal las 1 1004 Cotumbut 1 to Houston 4 .004 I Virginia 4 4 004 Atlanta Chicago 000 1 Svnday'l Games Dallas at Houston Msndty't Oames Chicago at Atlanta Hockey MIL WALES CONFERENCE Patrich DivIshmi Pts OF OA Ph.iadeiptii 1(1 I 4 New Jarsey III II 4 NY islet II 1 II NY ngert (II 1 7 Washington 0 11 1 4 Pittsburgh II 0 I Adams Dtvisiea Hartford 14 1 1 7 Boston I I 14 4 Buffalo 11117 Montreal 114 1 7 .7 Oueoec 114 1 7 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Nems DtvtSMM Toronto 10 4 1 Chicago II I 11 I Detroit 11(17 Minnesota 11111 St.

Louis 1 I 0 I I Smythe Division Edmonton 1(117 1 Clgry 110 1 4 Los Angeles 01 VI 1 Winnipeg 0 0 0 0 I I Vancouver 0 1 0 0 1 Late Bam Net Included Saturday's Gam NY Islanders 7. Chicago 4. OT Hartford Boston 1 Detroit 4. New Jersey I Philadelphia 4 Washington 1 Toronto 4. Buftalo OT Montreal 4.

Pittsburgh 1 Minnesota 1, NY Rangers I Calgary 7, Quebec 1 Vancouver at Lot Angeles, (n) Sunday's Games Hartford at Boston, 05 m. Detroit at Buftalo. OS m. Minnesota at NY Rangers. 4 IS p.m.

Quebec at Edmonton. 7 OS p.m. Toronto at Winnipeg. 7.05 p.m. Washington at Chicago.

7 35 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver. 105 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles.

9.35 p.m. yVErtOY PO.mooT otv i AKUAXMTION. em.No KT TVHL VvfftUT AWO KKrtlt TO KCm vrxrtv Otoe lioht. How Top Ten Fared Hare is how sstms ranaad as The Associated Prea' Texas high school football poll tared over tne nenmno. Class SA I.

Odessa Permian (a t) oaf Midland Lee 3 IX I Houston Yates (Sll lost st Houston Madison 17 It. Houston Madison (441 oat. Houston Yates 11 17. 4. Midland Lae (H) lost tt Odessa Permian II 3 5.

Plan 140) del. Plana East 13 1 4 Spring Klein (401 def Jersey Villag ll-a. I Bryan (4 1) oaf. Temps 10. I Langviaw (S-l) oaf.

Nacogdoches IS-1A Lewnville (40) was tied by Richard ton Lake Highlands 7 7. Ml. LaPorst (4 01 def. Clear Creek 4-14. Clau 4A I.

ft ay city (41 oaf. Watt Columbia SO 4. Gregory Portland (441 del Tuloto-Mioway 43 13 Huntsville (SB) def. Gaian Park 74). 4 Beevllle (41) lost to Corpus CVIstl Kmg 1 14.

Tom ball (s-4) dot. Conro Oak Ridge 4t4. 4 Jasper (4 1) def Lwmberton 354 7. New Braunfals (44-1) did not ply. I.

Schertt Clemens (SOI) def. SA Edgewoodtt 7. t. Monanans (441 def. Lemesa 74 II.

H). Carsicana (S I) def DeSoto 30-11. Class 1A I. Demgerfieid (44) def OeKaib S3 4. 1.

Llttlefild (44) def Dimmltt 414, 1. Sweeny 144) def. Hitchcock 444. 4 Part Isabel ISO) Oaf. Hidalgo S5 a.

S. Kermit (40) def. Carlsbad. 157. 4 Gilmer (S I) def.

Spring Hill 174. 7. Vernon (5 1) def Sprlngtown Glaoewater (40) def. West Rusk 4tt. Navasota (5 1) def Beiivilia 14 1 14.

Bandera (5 01 def. SA Southside 434. CI4U 1A I. Pilot Point (441 def Coppell It 7. 1.

East Bernard 144) def. Braroa 144. Grand Saline (44) def. Quitman 14 14. 4.

Universal City Randolph (441 def. toe li dale 444. 5. Ewctr (5-0) def. Seymour 7.

4 Hamlin (4-4) def Haskell IS 14. 7. Farmersvill (40) def. Roys City 754. I Abmathy (5-4-11 del.

Hart 31. Alto (44) def. Lovelady 40 I. 10. Franklin (4-0) def Teegu II 14.

Class A 1. Paradise (4 0) def. Santo 15 0. 1. Wink (4 0) did not play.

Munday (4-0) def. windthorst 41 0 4. Overton (44) def. Carlisle 140. 5.

Granger 144) def. Sal ado 154 4. Valley View (S-l) def. Collinsvlll 474. 7.

N4iareth (4 0) def. Happy 33 30 I Roscoe (5 1) def. Sands 34-0. 9. Wheeler (4-0) def.

Follett 35 0 10. Meridian (4 02) oaf. Brucevill-Eddy 47 4. Tennis' Australian Indoor SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Saturday's results In the semifinals of the S3 10,000 Custom Credit Australian Indoor Tennis Tournament: Singles Semifinals Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia def. Eliot Teltscher, Palos Verdes.

41 4-1. Anders Jarryd, Sweden, Ben Testerman, 4-2. 2-4, '4. jan Blalock 77-74-74 22S Sherrl Turner 74775 225 Martha Neuee 75-73-77 22S Lisa Young 71 7S-73 134 Bonnie Lauer 74-74-74224 Amy Bant 12-74-71227 Kartn Mundlnger 7 7 77 337 Pat Wrrn 7571 74 327 Jane Geddet 74 7V7 277 Dal. Eggellng 77 79-73 23 Dianne Dal ley 72 2 74 23 Bath Booier 74-77-7S 22 Vkkl Fergon It 73-7S 22 Cathy Mors.

74-79-74-22 Penny Pull 71 7S-74 229 Roaie Jones 71 74 79 211 Brand Lunsford 71 TO 74 232 Mary Dwyr 7 to 7a-131 Dorothy Garmaln 75 12 74 131 Peggy Con ley B0-74-7 134 Mary Bryan 03-77 77 334 Laurie Peterson 77 79 79 335 Nancy Hoins 7 12 74334 last i Oallat 4 1 447 11 VOt Washington 4 447 ISt Ml ny Giants 11 wm id St. LOUt 1 504 177 144 r.iMiipm i 4 jB tt lit Csniiel Clue ago 4 19 .447 111 tt Tampa 44 I 1 I Sm I1 Minnesota 1 4 133 13 U4 Detroit I .147 ISt Green 4y I 4 .147 144 WhI San Francisco 4 OOt 141 Ma Arum. 1 I SOD IS7 114 LA. Rem 1 I sot in 117 Nw Orleans 1 .100 111 111 IHW.tVt tMIM Chicago 44 St. LOUiV noon.

Ctnctnnari tt tew England, noon. Indianapolis at Philadelphia, noon. Houston ar Miami, noon. Lot Anglt Rams at Haw Orktant, Haw York Giant, at Atlanta, noon. Haw York Jan Cleveland, noon.

San Diego at Kama City. noon. Tampa Bay at Detroit, noon. Butt) at Seattle, 1 Dallas at Washington. 1 p.m.

Minnesota at Lot Angelas Rsioart, 1 pm. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 1 m. Moaaty't Games Grn lay at Danvtr, I p.m. How Top Twenty Fared How tnt Associated Press Top Twenty col tg football teams tared thl, week No. Texas (1-0-1) tlad Oklahoma IS- IS.

Next: Arkansas, Saturday. Its. t. Washington (40-0) baat Stanford 37-IS. Next: Oregon, Satvroay.

No. Oklahoma (4 0-11 tiad Taxas IS-IS. Next: at Iowa Stat. Saturday. No.

4, to, ton College (4-04) baat Temple 14-10. Naxt: at Wast Virginia. Saturday. NO. 5.

Brlgham Young (4-44) beat Wyoming 41 3 Naxt: at Air Force. Saturday. No. a. Nebraska rS-1-0) baat Missouri 11.

Naxt: at Colorado. Saturday No. 7, Southern Methodist (44-OltaWat Baylor 14-Jt Naxt: Houston. Saturday. No.

a. Ohio Slot. (3-1-0) baat Illinois 4j Jt Naxt: at Michigan Stata, Saturday. No. Florida Stat (4-11) lost to Auburn 43 41.

Naxt: Tulan, Saturday. No. 10. Miami. Fla.

(4 3 0) baat Clncln natl 4-3S. Naxt: Pittsburgh. Saturday. No. II, Pnn Stat.

(4 3 01 tost to Alabama 4-0. Nxt: Syracuse. Saturday. No. It Louisiana Stat (401) baat Vanderbilt 14 37.

Naxt: at Kentucky, Saturday. No. 11. Oklahoma Stat (4-1-0) was idle. Ntxt: Kansas, Saturday.

No. 14. Purdue (4 3 0) lost 10 low 40 1. Next: at Illinois, Saturday. No.

IS, Georgia (4 10) beat Mississippi 1111. Next: Vanderbilt. Saturday. No. 14.

Auburn (4-3-0) beat Florida St. 43-41. Next: Georgia Tech, Saturday. No. 17.

South Carolina (5 0-0) beat Pittsburgh 45-31. Next: at Notre Dame, Saturday. No. II. Florida (4-11) beat Tennessee 43 JO.

Next: Cincinnati. Saturday. No. It. Kentucky (S-0-0) beat Mississippi Stat 17-11.

Next: Louisiana State. Saturday. No. 30. Georgia Tech (3 11) tied Virginia 30 20 Naxt: at Auburn, Saturday.

Schoolboy Scores Amarillo Palo Ouro 15. Amarillo Tascosa 17 Awty 31. Concordia Lutheran I Converse Judson 7, SA Churchill 0 CC Miller X. CC Moody 14 Dallas St. Mark's 31.

Houston St. John's 3t Deer Park a. Pasadena Doby 4 (tie) Grady 36, Sierra Blanca 34 Houston Furr 14, Consolidated 0 Houston Sharpstown 10, Houston -Worthing 7 Houston St. Thomas II, Humble 7 Houston Sterling 17, Houston Milby 14 Hull Daisetta 14, West Hardin 0 Huntsville 7, Galena Park 0 Klein Forest 7, Cypress Fairbanks 0 Lubbock Dunbar 13, Lubbock Esta-cadot SA Jay 14, Del Rio 0 SA Wheatley 43. SA Fox Tech 7 Seagraves 45, Tahoka 8 Spring Branch 31, Houston Stratford 11 Texline 31.

Wellman 24 Three Way 40. Silverton 22 tilt G4ss 4 I I 4 I Perrnt! 4 Garvey till Evans at lilt 4 I Bnsana at III! 4 111 Cut lilt Bavac en 1 1 I Garoey an 1 1 1 1 eAerMuH III Janetsl 111 Fwnnry to 1 I lumen, null Tmawaat It Lamasict Jill Mae cl 1 Bergma to 1 I I Tasaas Bill Tasais a I I li tee hi I 37 la 4 Game Wmmng RBI Trammetl 11 Wiag nt-Gwynn DP San Diego 1 LOS San 0eg 1 Detrait 4 2 Bavac gua. WfMteear. Garvey MR Trammetl I til. Kennedy (II St-G-baon (1).

(II. IP SO Intel I 11144111 Orevacty 111 4 4 I Letterts I 4 4 4 4 4 Gossan I 4 4 4 4 Pair an asarris Witt 11144 VP-aorril Padre-Tiger Runs Mow me runs stored as Satwroav't tame Betiaeen tne sores ana ttw Tioars oars First, sytiitasar sat on second baseman KV.ev.nt ttettin error Tram men homerea St lett. wmtesar an Trammetl scored Gibson out ss center arris 9rawnoed ut to IturO vans touted awt to talc her. Tteen Peeve 4 Padre Second ttetllee oraunoao flut st second Kenneoy Homer a sa r-oM. Bevecoue douotea to let asaninei struck out Tempi ton arownoed out to Serena Titers 1.

Padres I Oars Third teromen yeunoed out st second White er emeled st right, to see and an right tidar Gwynnt lietewio error. Trammetl homered st lett. tvtu-isr and Trammetl stored Gibson tingled ta canter Perrish touted out to -trst Gibson slot second Evans aallied Dravecliy relieved Show Garoev. pmcn Kiting tor GrubO. grounded into tieioer's cha.ee to short.

Evans torced at second. Titers 4, Padres I. Padres Nintn Gerynn grounded out ss second Garvey doubled to lert Matties grounded out to second. Garvey nurd Garvey scored on pitcher AAorriS' wild p.tch Kennedy lined out st right Tigers Padres 1. Caught Stealing Tigers Lemon.

Umpires Mom Rich Garci (ALK 'irst Paul stung (NLI. Second V-ne (ALL Third Doug Harvey INLI. i Lett Larry temetl IALI. PugM Field truce Froemmmg INL) Series Facts Series figures from the list World Series between the Oetrait T.oer ana the Jan oige Padres Game 1 Attendance S7 tot Net receipts I1.40I.II4 Commissioner there 1340. It Piarers pool silt let League and Club fariea snares $134, 04 0m I Attendenc 57.

til Net receipts: 11.401,300 Commissioner share 1340.140 Piyers pool ttlt.41 Leeoue and Club Series shares tl34. 103 Game 1 Attendance fl.tro Net receipts 11,10 M7 Commissioner's shore 1 1 71 433 05 Players pool: 1403 .153 13 Leeoue Series shares 1101. 135 1 Club Series snares 1101.335 40 Oame Attendance 13.11 Net receipts 11. Its. 314 Commissioner's share ttrt.ttS 34 -Players' pool leM SSI II League Series shares 1101.435 31 Club Series shares: 1101,435 11 Total Attendance lit tit Net receipts sS.Sts.41S Commitsioners share t37.S 15 Players pool 15.473 734 13 League Series share 1474.14 7 CSjo Series share S474.I4S NOTE: Players' pool totals includes Leeoue Championship Series total ot S3.tu.l5; 57 Series Comebacks Teems that have rvoounoe-' from an I I deficit to win the World Series 101 Boston IALI S.

Pittsburgh (NL) 1 lv3S-Pittsburgh INLI 4. Washington (AD 1 l54 New YorK (ALI 4. Milwaukee (NLI 3 Itet Detroit (ALI 4. St Louis (NLI 1 ItTt Pittsburgh (NL 4. Baltimore (ALII World Series Records Records- set or tied In the list World Series between the Detroit Tigers and the San Diego Padres: Club Records General Longest night game by time, nine Innings 1 hours.

II minutes. Oct. 144, (ties record held by Pittsburgh at Baltimore. Oct. 14, 131.

Pitching Most walks, one club, game II. San Diego, Oct. 11. 144 (ties record shared by New YorK (ALI, vs. Brooklyn, Oct.

1954. Milwaukee (NL) vs. New York (AL). Oct. 5, 1957).

Base Running Most lett on base, both clubs, game 14, Oct. 12, 114 (old record 31, shared by Chicago NL Philadelphia (AL), Oct. II, 110; Pittsburgh Baltimore. Oct. II, 171).

Most left on base, on club, eight Innings 14, Detroit, Oct. 12. 1944 (old record 11, shared by Detroit vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 4, 1940; St.

Louis vs. Milwaukee, Oct. 20. 193). World Series Leaders Heme Runs 11 Mickey Mantle IS Babe Ruth 12 Yogi Berra 11 Duke Snider 10 Lou Gehrig 10 Reggie Jackson Frank Robinson I Joe DIMagglo I Bill Skowron 7 Goose Goslin 7 Gil McDougald 7 Hank Bauer Runs Bart In 40 Mickey Mantle 19 Yogi Berre 15 Lou Gehrig 13 Babe Ruth 10 Joe DIMagglo 29 Bill Skowron 24 Duke Snider 24 Hank Bauer 24 till Dickey 24 Reggie Jackson 24 Gil McDougald Hits 71 Yogi Berra 59 Mickey Mantle SI Frank! Frlsch 54 Jo DIMagglo 44 Hank Bauer 44 Pee Wee Reese i 45 Gil McDougald 45 Phil Rlizuto 41 Lou Gehrig 42 Eddie Collins 42 Eiston Howard 42 Bab Ruth Average (Minimum 54 At Bats) E.

Michigan Illinois ML tie low 40, Purdu 1 Kansas St. 24. Kansas 7 Kent St. IS. Ball St.

Miami, Fla. 4t, Cincinnati Michigan 11, Northwestern 0 Michigan St. IX Indiana 4 Minnesota 17. Wisconsin 14 Nebraska 13, Missouri 13 N. Dakota 24.

St. Cloud St. 11 N. Dakota St. SS.

S. Dakota St. N. Michigan 44, SE Missouri IS Ohio St. 45.

Illinois II S. Otkota 17. N. Colorado IS S. Illinois 4.

E. Illinois 40 Texas Arlington 17, Wichita St. IS Toledo 10, Miami, Ohio 7 Wash. 4 J4f. 21, Hiram Col.

1 W. Illinois 17. Drake 30 Wittenberg 15. Ohio Northern 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 24, Texas Tech 0 E. Central U.

52, NW Oklahoma 41 Houston Texas A4.M 7 Oklahoma IS, Texas IS, tie Southern Meth. 24. Baylor 20 SW Oklahoma 32. SE Oklahoma 14 Tarleton St. 20.

McMurry 1 Texas Christian 45. Rice 24 Texa, As, 30. Cent. Okla. II Texas Lutheran 73.

Prairl View 14 Tulsa 11, Carotin 20 w. Texas St. 14. Abilene Christian 10 FAR WEST Brigham Young 41. Wyoming Cal Lutheran San Diego 1 Colorado 21, Iowa St.

21 E. Washington 14. Montana 14, tie Ft. Lewis 27. western St.

24 Fullerton St. 11. San Jos St. 12 Hayward St. X.

Santa Clara 15 Long Beach St. 24, Utah St. Montana St. 44. Nevada Reno 41 Oregon St.

California I Pacific U. 11, New Mexico St. 7 San Francisco St. 45, Sonoma St. 21 Southern Cal It, Oregon S.

Utah 17, S. Colorado 14 UCLA 27. Washington St. 24 Washington 37. Stanford IS Weber St.

40. Idaho 17 W. New Mexico H. N.Mex. Highlands CFL Eastern Division PF PA Pts Toronto 1 4 1 400 24 17 Montreal 7 1 117 134 11 Ottawa 4 10 114 451 Hamilton 1 1 277 17 7 Western Divlslen BrltCImb 10.

1 1 344 245 21 Winnipeg 10 3 1 490 271 21 Edmonton 7 4 0 172 310 14 Saskatchwn 4 7 1 133 394 13 Calgary 9 0 271 340 10 Satvrdav't Games British Columbia 33. Ottawa 17 Montreal at Edmonton p.m. Sunday's Games Calgary at Tdronto, p.m. Hamilton at Saskatchewan, p.m. Racing Feature Races LOUISIANA DOWNS Nettle.

Comettl St. 40, 4 to. Native Satan S4. 1.40; TomalU 15 40. ATHRNIA 30, 4 30.

1.40; Bag Lady SS 40. Magnetic Type S3 40. LAURIL Berkeley Court 11140, 4.4. 4. La Rein.

Elaine S3. 10 CALDER Mlckl Bracken $11. M. 1.40. 4.40; French Golf 19.40, 7.40; Frltsl.

Boy 17.40. THISTLEDOWN Pecuniary S3 3 2 30, Princes Hawkins S4.40. 1.10, Glacial Princess S2.40. WOOOBINI Bounding Away S3 SO, I X. 1.10; Lantana Lady 2 to.

2 40; Irish BAIIerlna S3 TO SANTA ANITA Parclpierft S4.n. 1.40, Aunti Betty S3 30, 10; Spring Looses. Misc, Transactions FOOT ALL NtftoMt FtMtbaH LNfirf KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Rt CtI-vaf-td jmtv Biantorv Waived Larry Ricks, running back LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Placed Jim Rlunkatt, quarterback, on tht injured reserved list. MINNESOTA VIKINGS Re activated Joe Semer, tight end. Released Billy Waddy, wide receiver.

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(AP) -Sparked by a 24-yard run on a fake punt, 19th-ranked Kentucky drove 83 yards in the fourth quarter and George Adams scored on a 1-yard run Saturday afternoon to give the Wildcats a 17-13 Southeastern Conference football victory over Mississippi State. The victory pushed Kentucky to 5-0 half and long touchdown scoring passes in the third quarter, Mississippi State took a 13-10 lead with 12 13 to play when Artie Cosby kicked a 37-yard field goal. Kentucky's other touchdown came on a 57-yard Bill Ransdell to Cisco Bryant pass with 4:36 left in the third quarter. State's only touchdown was a 56-yard Don Smith to Louis Clark pass five minutes into the third quarter. Kentucky .117 717 Mitsisiitai St.

1 7 111 Kent. FG Worley 31. MSU-FB Cosby 31. MSU Clark 54 pass from D. Smith (Cosby kick).

Kent Bryant 57 pass from Ransdell (Worley kick). MSU FG Cosby 37. Kent. Adams 1 (Worley kick). Bryant won its first 10 games en route to a 11-1 season, an SEC championship and a Sugar Bowl victory.

Trailing 13-10, Kentucky was stopped on a third down and one play at its own 20, but punter Paul Calhoun romped for a first down at the 50-yard line when Mississippi State didn't rush. Seven plays later, Adams vaulted into the end zone from the one to cap the 11-play march. Mississippi State 3-3, mounted a desperation drive in the final minute and got to the Kentucky 39 before time ran out. Kentucky moved to 1-0 in the SEC, while Mississippi State fell to 0-2. After trading field goals in the first Schedule of, Sports On Television Ky Mist Firct downs 15 13 Rushes-yards 45185 45-195 Passing yards 749 103 Return yards 5 7 Passes 13-27-1 5-17-3 Punts 150 7 36 Fumbleslost 3-2 1-1 Penaltiesytros 11 103 4-51 Time of Possession 30:54 29:04 on the season its best start since the 1950 team under Paul "Bear" Pioneers Hold Off Blinn SAN DIEGO 4 it ebstira 1 0 0 1 1 .000 Hwkns.

14 3 Harris 1 511 1 14 0 1 14 4 4 14 4 1 OOO 0.00 404 Lttterts 2 4 I Oravecky 2 4 21 1 Thrmnd.0-1 15 7 Booker 1 1 0 Lollar, 0 11 111 4 Whltson I 0 21 5 Gossage 11 0 Snow. Ol 1 121 4 1 1 544 900 21 44 40 50 000 10.11 1.71 Totals 4 34 19 IS 14 19 31 SCORE BY INNINGS Detroit 443 020 00015 San Diego 111 130 10111 DP Detroit 3, San Diego 1. LOB Detroit 10, San Ditto 27." SB Trammel! (1), Gwynn (1), Gibson (1), Lemon (1). Garvey. SF Par-rish.

Nettles 2. BK Petry. WP Loller, Morris 2, Letterts. Save Hernandez, Letferts. HBP Gibson by Harris.

FIELDING SUMMARY DETROIT Advocate News Service WHARTON Paul Brizendine scored on a quarterback sneak and the Wharton County defense turned in GAME AT A GLANCE 11:00 (S BIU. YEOMAN SD NFL WEEK IN REVIEW 11:30 CD 85 NFL '84 GD NFL TODAY AFTERNOON CD CD S3 SS NFL FOOTBALL Houston Otters at Miami Dolphins 59 QJ NFL FOOTBALL Los Angetes Rams at New Orleans Saints 3:00 CD GD CD IS WORLD 8ERIE8 Game Five (Note: if the fifth game is not played, NBC will air regional football coverage of Buffalo at Seattle or pmsourgh at San Francisco.) CD TJ) NFL FOOTBALL Dallas Cowboys at Washington Red-skirts 8M TDt0 "Davis Cup" Coverage of the finals of the singles competition is presented. 6:00 H8E JACKIE 8HERWLL EVENING 6:00 6:30 H8E COLLEGE FOOTBALL Rice at Texas Christian University fcOO H6E COLLEGE FOOTBALL Texas M. at Houston 1040 field goal by Russell Goshorn with 1:14 left in the first quarter. The Buccaneers drove only 18 yards in six plays after a 14-yard punt by WCJC's Curtis Moody.

Wharton took the lead with 4:54 left in the half as Brizendine plunged over on a 1-yard sneak. The touchdown was set up by a fumble recovery by linebacker Woody Jones at the Blinn 3. Moody kicked the conversion. Both teams are now 1-3 in conference play and 3-3 overall. The Pioneer defense limited Blinn Blinn Wharton First Downs 8 19 Yards Rushing 44 288 Yards Passing 18 122 Passes 4-17-0 4-17-2 Punts 9-3 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 7-42 10 84 to 66 yards of total offense.

The Bucs had 48 yards rushing and 18 passing. Wharton rushed for 288 yards and gained 122 through the air as Brizendine completed six of 17 passes. Terry Bruton, a freshman from Zachry, led the WCJC ground game with 121 yards on 30 carries while Kenny Hendrix added 50 yards on 13 carries and Warren Smallwood picked up 24 on two carries. The Pioneers will play Tyler Junior College Saturday in Tyler. Bobcats Rip Lamar BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) -Junior quarterback David Longhofer ran for one touchdown and passed for.

another in leading Southwest Texas State to a 23-0 non-conference victory over Lamar. Longhofer, who completed nine of 20 passes for 171 yards on a rainy night, hooked up with junior split end Wayne Coffey for a 40-yard touchdown strike in the Bobcats' first possession in the second half. That gave Southwest Texas a 17-0 lead, and Longhofer tacked on the Bobcats' final points on a three-yard touchdown run with 5:30 left in the game. 10.20 10:30 pi i i 71 3 4 11 4 0 20 3 0 11 15 0 III 3 14 0 3 4 3 0 4 2 0 4 13 0 4 1 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 1 4 1 0 4 0 4 0 14 4 0 4 0 0 4 1 1 0 III 41 1 po a 25 1 0 11 10 9 4 1 7 10 I 11 4 .10 0 5 0 10 0 0 i 10 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 141 4 Parrish Evans Bergman Whitaker Trammed Castillo Brookens Jones Herndon Lemon Gibson Kuntj Garbey Grubb Morris Petry Lopez Scherrer Bair Hernandez Wilcox Totals Kennedy Garvey Wiggins Templeton Nettles Salazar Martinez Brown Gwynn Flannry Bevacqua Roenicke Thurmond Hawkins Dravecky Whltson Lffrtt Lollar Booker Harris Show Totals (HNALsWORE (Emm mASAM COACHES 0 mOAY MQHT HOWe8 OrWAtftrtt CB IWAY NetjeHT MAGtC a sterling effort on a wet field as the Pioneers defeated Blinn, 7-3, in a Texas Junior College Football Conference game here at Tiger Stadium. Blinn drew first blood on a 47-yard Cowboys Dump NTSU DENTON, Texas (AP) McNeese State amassed 423 yards and held North Texas State to just 111 yards as the Cowboys beat the Eagles 26-7 in Southland Conference action night.

The Cowboys are now 5-1 while North Texas falls to 1-5. UTA Nips Shockers WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Safety Tim McKyer intercepted a two-point conversion pass with 2:42 remaining, preserving Texas-Arlington's 17-15 victory over Wichita State in non-conference college football. 23-14 in college football The Bulldogs, ranked 5th in NAIA Division are now 5-0-1. Prairie View fell to 0-6.

11.O0 TLC Beats Prairie View PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (AP) -Justo Gonzalez kicked field goals of 47, 24 and 45 yards in the first half as Texas Lutheran downed Prairie View Trinity Blanked, 20-0 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) Quarterback Scott Driggers threw for two touchdowns and freshman kicker Mike Mathews booted a pair of field goals to lead Colorado College to its first victory of the season, a 20-0 romp over Trinity, Texas, in non-conference college footbalL Colorado College is now 1-5 while Trinity stands at 2-4. Millsaps Downs Austin JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Tailback Edmond Donald had 21 carries for 152 yards to lead Millsaps College to a 24-3 football victory over Austin College of Texas. Jimmy The Greek i AB Pet Pppr Martin 55 21.411 Lou Brock 17 14 .11 Thurman Munton i 47 25 .372 Hank Aaron 1 55 20 .344 Frank Bkr 91 33 .33 Roberto Clamant 54 21 .142 Lou Gehrig (19 43 .141 Rtggl Jackson 94 15 .157 Carl Ytstrjemskl 54 19 .352 Earl Combs 44 21 .150 era (Minimum IS Innings pitched) IP IK ERA Jack Bllllnghem 25.1 1 0.34 Harry Breechen 32 1 1 0.41 Bab Ruth 11.

3 0.17 Sherry Smith M.t 1 0 It Sandy Koufax 57 0 0.95 Hippo Vaughn 17.0 I 1.00 Mont Poarton 15.2 4 1.01 Christy Mathewson 101.3 12 1.04 Babe Adamt 21 0 4 1.39 Eddi Plank 54.1 1.32 WORLD SERIES 6am 1: DETROIT (Petry) 5 over San Oleoo (Ttlurmond) NFL MIAMI 17 aver Houston. eftORLEANSlovrL.A. Rams; N.VJts1 ovr CLlvLA7r( PmiLAOsWpmia 4 over an Dltgo 1 over KASfSAt CITY; ST. LOUIS lover Chicago; DBiTROITlovor Tampa Say, atlamta 4 ovr ft.Y. NEV EMOLAMO I ovr Cincinnati; A.

RAIOCRS over Mlnnesotai SAN PRANCISCO over pmttwrtti, SCATTLE II over Buffalo; WASMINOTOM over Dalit; (Menoay) DEKVtR 7 over Oreen Bar Southwest Texas, of the Gulf Star Conference, moved its record to 4-2, while Southland Conference member Lamar fell to 1-5. (caps moicare noma raamt.