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THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Friday, December 14 1984-5B Closer by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds TANK McflAMAllA Football I 'urn i -rdc iAh.ricj-k Mtkinn UMlTiMG THE tyJtWP TO 1 1 JQ ccivlinC MHJALLV I ABOUT Basketball CBA Eastern Division All-East Team NEW YORK (API The Associated Press 1984 All-East football team: First Team Offense Tight End Alan Andrews, Rutgers, 6-5, 230, Senior, Succasunna, N.J. Wide Receivers Andrew Baker, Rutgers, 6-2, 200, Senior, Trenton, N.J.;. Gerard Pheian, Boston College, 6-0181, Senior, Rosemont, Pa. Tackles Bill Fralic, Pitt, 6-5, 285, Senior, Penn Hills, Brian Jozwlak, West Virginia, 6-7, 285, Junior, Catons-ville. Md.

Guards John Rlenstra, Temple, 6-4, 266, Junior, Colorado Springs, Don Smith, Army, 6-4, 267, Junior, Fre-derickstowrt, Ohio. Center Gregg Sears, Navy, 6-2, 235, Senior, Jacksonville, Fla. Quarterback Doug Flutie, Boston College, 5-944, 175, Senior, Natick, Mass. Running Backs Doug Black, Army, 6-0, 205, Junior, Salado, Texas; Paul Palmer, Temple, 5-9, 168, Sophomore, Potomac, Md. Placekicker Paul Wood side, West Virginia, 6-0, 170, Senior, Falls Church, Va.

Defense Ends Outside Linebackers Tood Bowles, Temple, 6-2, 204, Junior, Elizabeth, N.J.;' Jamie Kimmel, Syracuse, 6 2, 238, Senior, Kirkwood, Y. Tackles Tim Green, Syracuse, 6-2, 246, Junior, Liverpool, N.Y.; Eric Rutherford, Navy, 6-4, 242, Senior, Boulder, Colo. Middle Guard Mike Ruth, Boston College, 6-2, 254, Junior, Norristown, Pa. Linebackers Troy Benson, Pitt, 6-2, 230. Senior, Altoona, Bernard King, Syracuse, 6-0, 228, Senior, Griffin, Ga Michael Zordich, Penn State, 5-11, 205, Junior, Youngstown, Ohio.

Backs Ron Mobby, Syracuse, 5-11, 174, Senior, Woburn, Tony Thur-man, Boston College, 6-0, 179, Senior, Lynn, Anthony Young, Temple, 6-0, 187, Senior, Pemberton, N.J. Punter Steve Superick, West Virginia, 511, 195, Junior, New Brunswick, N.J. Second Team Offense Tight End Scott Gieselman, Boston College. Wide Receivers Willie Drewrev, West Virginia, Bill Wallace, Pitt. Tackles Randy Dixon, Pitt; Mark QW Pts Lancaster 3 5 18 27 Tampa Bay 4 2 12 24 Bay State 4 3 it's 23" i Toronto 2 7 17' 7 23' 2 Puerto Rico 4 1 10Va 22' 3 Albany 3 2 12' s- 21's- Sarasota 2 3 8 Western Division Wyoming 4 3 17 29 Evansville 3 5 15' 2 241 Detroit 3 3 13' 3 22'.

Wisconsin 4 1 10 22 Louisville 3 4 10 19 Cincinnati 2 3 9'-2 15' 1 Albuquerque 2 1 6l 3 12' 1 AIl-PCAA Team LOS ANGELES (AP) The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference 1984 All-Conference team: First Team Offense Tight End Reggie LaFrance, 235, Senior, Los Angeles. Tackles Daren Gilbert, Fullerton, 6-3, 285, Senior, Compfon, Chuck Page, Long Beach 6-3, 279, Senior. Lakewood, Calif. Guards David Kuresa, Utah State. 6-2, 300, Senior.Cucamonga, Dous Eishef, UNLV, 6 3, 235, Senior, Chtno Calif.

Center Jim Accinelli, San Jose State 6-3, 224, Senior, Oakland, Calif. Quarterbacks Randall Cunningham. UNLV, 6-4, 198, Senior, Santa Barbara, Damon Allen, Fullerton, 6-1, 180, Senior, San Diego. Running BacksKirk Jones, UNLV, 510, 194, Sophomore. Long Beach, Kim Locklin, New Mexico State, 5- 11, 200, Senior, Rockdale, Texas.

Wide Receivers Larry Willis, Fresno State, 6-0, 170, Senior, Santa Monica, Charles Lockett, Long Beach State, 6-0, 167, Sophomore, Los Angeles. Defense Linemen Mike Hamby, Utah State, 6- 5, 264, Senior, Lehi, Utah; Aaron Moog, UNLV, 6-4, 258, Senior, Ontario, Andre Pinesett, Fullerton, 6-2, 245, Senior, Los Angeles; Chris Pacheco, Fresno State, 6-0, 250, Senior, Downey, Calif. Linebackers Hal Garner, Utah State, 6-5, 223, Senior, Logan, Utah; Terry McDonald, San Jose State, 6-1, 228, Senior, Oakland, John Nevens, Fullerton, 6-0, 223, Senior, Compton, Marc Bevilacqua, Long Beach State, 5-11, 223, Senior, Glendora, Calif. Defensive Backs Mark Collins, Fullerton, 5-10, 205, Junior, San Bernadino, John Hendy, Long Beach State, 6-0, 190, Senior, Santa Clara, Ron Cross, Fresno State, 6-2, 200, Junior, Los Angeles; Frank Witherspoon, San Jose State, 6-1, 196, Senior, Gardena, Calif. Specialists Kicko Return Joe Rowley, New Mexico State, 5-9, 165, Freshman, Tucson, Ariz.

Punt Return Corn Redick, Fullerton, 6-0, 199, Junior, Los Angeles. Kicker Greg Steinke, Fullerton, 5 9, 191, Senior, Fountain Valley, Calif. Punter Randall Cunningham, UNLV. 6-4, 198, Senior, Santa Barbara, Calif. Second Team Offense Tight End Tony Camp, Pacific, 6 5, 230, Senior, Monterey, Calif.

Tackles Paul God bey, UNLV, 6-5. 260, Junior, Bloommgton, Floyd Layer, Pacific, 6-8, 265, Senior, Jackson, Guards Mark Stephenson, Long Beach State, 6 2, 278, Sophomore, Los Angeles; Rick Clopton, New Mexico State, 6 3, 243, Junior, Mo mo, III Center John Stapieton, Long Beach State, 6 2, 230, Junior, Torrance, Calif. Quarterback Doug Gaynor, Long Beach State, 6 2, 213, Junior, Fresno. Calif. Running Backs Todd Gerhart, Full erton, 5 11, 232, Senior.

Norco, Calif James Mackey, Pacific, 5 10, 175, Sopho more, French Camp, Calif Wide Receivers Corn Redick, Full erton, 6-0. 199, Junior, Los Angeies. Tony Smith, San Jose State, 5 172, Senior, San Diego Defense Linemen Dan C'ark, San Jose State. 6 237, Junior, Santa Ana, Calif Richard Grant, UNLV. 6 5, 255, Senior.

Hueneme. Cant Thomas Hensley, Long Beach state, 6 6. 230, Junior, La Mirada, Calif Chuck Meierbachtol, Long Beach State, 6 4, 215. Junior, El Caion, Calif Linebackers Daryl Knox. UNLV, 6 4, 220.

Junior, LOS Angeles. Sean Foy, Fullerton, 6 1, 210, Sophomore, Piacen tia, Tom Pollny. UNLV, 6 2. 231. Senior, Minneapolis.

VynGoodmon, San Jose State, 6 1, 221, Senior, Bakersfieid. CaM. Defensive Backs Anthony Blue. UNLV. 5 9, 179, Sophomore, Inglewood.

Tom Purvis. Pacific, 6-0, 185, junior, Richmond, Mark Pern brook. FullerTon. 5 11, 197, Senior. Los Aiamitos, Dai ton Reed, UNLV.

0. 178, Senior, los Angeles. Specialists Kickoff Return Rick Calhoun, Full erton, 5 11, 111, Sophomore. Riverside, Cant. Punt Return Tom Purvis, Pacific.

6 0, 185, Junior, Richmond, Calif. Ktcker joey DiG-ovanna, UNLV.5-9, 160, Junior, Las Vegas, Nev. Punters Jeff Carter, Long Beach State, 6-0, 201, Senior, Merced, Mike Mane mi, Fresno State. 5 10, 170, Junior. Mount vew, Calif NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet.

PF PA Miami 13 2 0 .667 485 277 New England I 7 0 .533 344 342 Y. Jets 7 8 0 .467 311 323 Indianapolis 4 Jl 0 .267 229 398 Buffalo 2 13 0 .133 229 402 Central Pittsburgh 8 7 0 533 374 303 Cincinnati 7 8 0 467 287 318 Cleveland 4 11 0 .267 223 277 Houston 3 12 0 .200 220 410 West y-Seattle 12 3 0 800 404 251 Denver 12 3 0 800 322 227 Raiders 11 4 0 733 361 265 Kansas City 7 8 0 .467 272 303 San Diego 7 8 0 467 373 371 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Washington 10 5 0 667 397 283 Y. Giants 9 6 0 .600 296 291 St. Louis 9 6 0 .600 396 316 Dallas 9 6 0 600 287 280 Philadelphia 6 8 1 .433 268 294 Central Chicago 9 6 0 600 295 235 Green Bay 7 8 0 467 352 295 Tampa Bay 5 10 0 .333 294 359 Detroit 4 10 1 .300 270 378 Minnesota 3 12 0 200 262 446 West San FrancscU 1 0 933 456 211 L.A. Rams 10 5 0 667 330 297 New Orleans 6 9 0 400 288 358 Atlanta 3 12 0 200 255 372 x-cllnched division title clinched wild-card playoff berth Friday's Game Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco.

8 p.m. Saturday's Games New Orleans at New York Giants. Denver at Seattle', 3 m. Sunday's Games Buffalo at Cincinnati, noon. Chicago at Detroit, noon.

Cleveland at Houston, noon. Indianapolis at New England, noon. Green Bay at Minnesota, noon. New York Jets at Tampa Bay. noon St Louis at Washington, noon.

Kansas City at San Diego, 3 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 3 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Raiders. 3 Monday'. Game Dallas at Miami, 8 ENO REGULAR SEASON AFC Pro Bowlers NEW YORK (AP) The American Football Conference squad for the 1985 AFC NFC Pro Bowl, which will be placed Sunday. Jan. 27, 1985 at Aloha Stodiom Honolulu, Hawaii denotes starter).

American Football Conference Offense Aide receivers Mark Duper, Miami x. John Staliworth, Pittsburgh x. Steve Largent, Seattle- Mark Clayton, Miami TacKies Anthony Munoi. Cincinnati Brian HoMoway. New England Henry Lawrence.

los Angetes Raiders Guards John Hannah, New England x. Ed Newman, Miami Mike Mun' chafc. Houston Centers Dwight Stephenson. am, Mike Webster. Pittsburgh Tight enas Oiiie Newsome.

Oeve land Todd Christiansen, LOS Angeles Raiders Quarterbacks Dan Marino, Miami Dave Krieg Seattle Running backs Marcus Allen. Los Ange'-s Ra-ders Freeman McNeil. New York Jets Earnest Jackson. San ego Sammy Winder, Denver Defense Ends- Mark Gastmeau. New York jets Howe Long, los Angeles Raoers Art still hanws City Tackles-Joe Nash Seattle Bob Baumhower.

am, Outs-de Ltnebac kers Rod vart.n los Angeies Raters M-ke Mer nweatner, Pittsburgh Andre ppett, New England ins'de Linebackers Steve Neison. New England Robn Coe. Pittsburgh A Dune. Mami Mike Haynes. Los Angeies Raiders Lester Hayes.

Los Angeles Raiders x. Dave Brown. Seat tie (. Safeties Kenny Easiey. Seattle x.

Venn McEiroy, los Angeies Ra'ders x. Deron Cherry, Kansas City Specialists Punter Regg-e Roby, Miami Piaeictier Norm Johnson, Seattle K-ck Returner Lous Lipps. P'tts burgh Spec a i Teamer-Fredd Young Seat tie NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB Boston 19 3 864 Philadelphia 17 5 .773 2 Washington 14 609 5' i New Yorn 11 15 423 10 New Jersey 9 13 409 10 Central Division Milwaukee 14 10 583 Detroit 13 10 .565 i Chicago 13 11 542 1 Atlanta 10 14 417 4 Indiana 5 17 227 8 Cleveland 2 19 095 io'j WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver -15 7 682 Houston 14 10 583 2 Oanas II 500 4 Utah 12 12 500 4 San Antonio IV 12 .478 41 Kansas City 5 16 238 9' i Pacific Division A Laners 15 9 425 Pnoenm 15 10 400 't Portland a 13 10 545 1' Seattle 10 12 455 4 A Clippers 10 14 .417 5 Golden State 7 IS 318 7 Wednesday's Late Game A Lakers 131. Golden State 107 Late Games Not Included Thursday's Games New York 119.

Utah 115, OT Houston 94. Atlanta 93 Phoenix 114. Washington 84 Portland at A. Clippers, ini L.A. Lakers at Seattle, in) Friday's Games Utah at Boston.

4 30 Chicago at New Jersey. 4 30 Indiana at Detroit, 6 30 San Antonio at Dallas. 7 30 Philadelphia at Milwaukee. 8pm Kansas City at Denver 8 30 Portland at Golden state. 10 m.

College Scores EAST Rhode island 83, Bryant 50 Robert Morris 65, Duquesne 59 SOUTH Carolina 58. Campbell 56 Maryland 87. Vd Eastern Shore 48 Mercer 91, Augusta 57 Samtord 45. Georgia SW 54 MIDWEST Cent Mich.gan 96, Anderson 76 Loyola 89 Long Island 82 SOUTHWEST Southeastern, Okia 69 Okia Baptist 64 FAR WEST Montana 83. Cal Irvine 48 Montana Tech 64 Minot St 62 WOMEN Louisiana Tech 73, Tennessee 57 Oklahoma Baptist 70.

Southeastern Okia 50 St Bonaventure 64, Ed nboro St 41 NOTE: Each victory is worth three points and each quarter won during the game is worth one point Wednesday's Games Wisconsin 127, Wyoming 124. OT Detroit 114, Evansville 110, OT -Albany 108, Louisville 94 Lancaster 111, Sarasota 104 Tampa Bay 117, Bay State 115 Thursday's Games Wyoming at Evansville Detroit at Cincinnati Lancaster at Sarasota Tampa Bay at Albany Friday's Games Wisconsin at Puerto Rico Louisville at Albuquerque Detroit at Evansvilie Bay State at Albany Tampa Bay at Toronto Saturday's Games Louisville at Wyoming Puerto Rico at Sarasota Sunday's Games Cincinnati at Evansv.lie Louisville at Wyoming Bay State at Toronto Tampa Bay at Lancaster BA Statistics NEW YORK AP) National Basket ball Association individual scoring, rebounding, l.eld goal percentage and assist leaders through games ot Dec 12 Scoring FG FT Pts Avg King, NY 17 310 125 545 32 1 Snort. 23 264 141 682 29 7 rd. Bos 22 28 92 644 29 3 English, Den 22 264 95 424 29 4 Malone. Phil 22 186 222 594 27 0 WilKins, Atl 23 237 133 610 26 5 Vandewegne.

Prt 23 215 139 571 24 8 Jordan. Chi 24 224 145 595 24 8 Nan, Den. 22 201 141 543 24 7 Thomas. Det 23 205 1 34 557 24 2 Woolridge. Chi.

24 220 137 577 24 0 Johnson. 21 200 100 503 2 4 0 Aguirre. Dall 22 206 97 519 23 6 Griffith, Utah 23 221 61 534 23 3 Birdsong. 17 164 54 385 22 6 Cummings. Mil 23 207 105 519 22 4 INAoncnel.

Vil 19 155 103 416 21 9 Chambers, Sea 22 174 117 466 21 2 Gilmore. SA 23 161 155 477 20 7 Erving, Phil 22 177 101 454 20 7 Gs Williams. yVsh. 19 16" 47 39 1 20 4 Gervin. A.

23 185 99 469 20 4 Thompson, -ort 23 180 104 444 20 3 Abdul jabbr. LAL 24 199 84 482 20 1 Ruland, Wash. 22 154 120 432 19 4 Mitchell. A 23 194 58 449 19 5 Nance. Phoe 23 193 54 442 19 2 Olaiuwofl, Hou 23 179 82 440 19 1 Johnson, Lac 21 143 74 400 19 0 Pason, Port 23 181 73 435 18 9 Field Goal Percentage NFL Injury Report NEW YORK (AP The National Football League Injury report as provi-dedby the league: Friday LOS ANGELES RAMS AT SAN FRAN CISBO Rams: DE Jack Youngblood (back) Is questionable; CB Lefoy Irvin (hamstring), CB David Croud ip (ribs), RB Dwayne Crutchfieid (ribs) are probable.

49ers: TE John Frank (hamstring) Is doubtful; CB Ronnie Lott (shoulder) is questionable; RB Bill Ring (ankle), TE Russ Francis (shoulder), CB Tom Holmoe (back), Randy Cross (concussion), LB Bian-chard Montgomery (neck), TE Earl Cooper (knee) are probable. Saturday DENVER' AT SEATTLE Broncos: Mark Cooper is out; Paul Howard (hamstring) is questionable; LB Darren Comeaux (ankle), WR Steve Watson (back) are probable. Seahawks: RB Dan Doom Ink (knee) is questionable; Kenny Easiey (finger), CB Keith Simpson (elbow), Jeff West (shoulder) are probable. NEW ORLEANS AT NEW YORK GI ANTS Saints: No injuries reported. Giants: Bill Ard (knee) is out; CB Mark Haynes (knee) Is doubtful; CB Elvis Patterson (foot) is questionable; Bill Currier (ankle) is probable.

Sunday PITTSBURGH AT LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Steelers: Ray Snell (knee) is out; QB David Wood ley (leg). RB Anthony Cor ley (toe) are questionable; Pete Rostosky (calf) Is probable. Raiders: Mike Davis (knee), Dave Dalby (ankle) are probable; QB Marc Wilson (back) is probable. BUFFALO AT CINCINNATI Bills: LB Steve Potter (hepatitis) is out; Jim Ritcher (ankle), DE Al Wenglikowski (ankle), Steve Freeman (quad) are probable. Bengals: WR' Cris Collins-worth (ankle) is questionable.

INDIANAPOLIS AT NEW ENGLAND Colts: RB Curtis Dickey (knee) is out; DE Blaise Winter ihip, LB Barry Krauss (hip), Nesby Glasgow (toe), RB Frank Middle ton (ankle) are probable. Patriots: Pete Brock (knee), DE Doug Rogers (foot), Roland James (knee) are questionable. LB Brian Ingram (hamstring), LB Steve Nelson (quad), Darryl Haley (knee), CB Ronnie Lippett (ribs), CB Earnest Gibson (ankle), RB Craig James (knee), LB Ed Williams (ankle) are probable. KANSAS CITY AT SAN DlEGO Chiefs: Rich Baidinger (mumps) is out; DE Mike Bell (knee) is doubtful; Lloyd Bur russ (quad), Bob Rush (back), LB Gary Spam (forehead) are questionable. NT Bill Maas (calf), LB Ken McAhster (hip) are probable Chargers CB Gill Byrd (hamstring), LB Woodrow Lowe (eye), Don Macek (hamstring) are questionable; Drew Gissinger (flu), DE Fred Robinson (shoulder).

LB 'Cliff Thrift (shoulder) are probable Cleveland at houston Browns CB Frank Mmmfietd (hamstring), Doug Dieken (ankle), LB Stuart Anderson (thigh) are questionable. Bill Conti (leg) out Oilers WR Steve Bryant (knee) is doubtful; RB Rick Williams (rib), CB Steve Brown (hamstr.ngi, Bo Eason (knee) are probable CHICAGO AT DETROIT Bears OB Steve Fuller (shoulder), WR Dnms McKinnon iknee). RB Anthony Hutchison (hamstring) are out. DT Dan Hampton (knee), DE Mike Hartenstine (knee) are doubttjul TE Pat Dunsmore iknee), LB Dan Raines (knee) are questionable L-ons David Jones (back) doubtful. 08 Gary Daniel son itoe) tS questionable, RB Ken Jenkins itoei.

LB Angeio King (hamstring). CB Bruce Mc Norton (groin). KR WR Rob Martin (shoulder) are probable GREEN BAY AT MINNESOTA Packers DE Ezra Johnson (knee), Larry McCarren (neck). QB Randy Wr ght iknee) are out, DT Terry Jones (toot). lB Mchaei Douglass (arm).

Kan Swanke shoulder) are probable Vikings RB Ted Brown (shoulder). QB Tommy Kramer jshouioer), TE Steve Jordan (toe i are doubtful. QB Arche Manning LB Fred McNeil (ribs) are questionable. CB Dan wagoner (caif) probable PHILADELPHIA AT ATLANTA Eagles QB Joe Pisarok (back), TG Dean M.raidi (shoulder), CB Andre, Waters (ankle) are probable Falcons LB Rydeii Mai anc on (ankle), DE Jeff Yeates (knee). LB Dave Leven.c (back), LB David Frye (back) are questionable.

Mike Chapman (knee) probable ST LOUIS AT WASHINGTON Cardmais Leonard Smith (knee). Terry stteve (leg) are out, lB Thomas Howard fankieMS probable. CB Lionel Washington lankie). TE Greg Latieur Iknee) are Questionable Redskins Russ Grimm teve LB Monte Coleman (anMei. WR Charlie Brown (knee).

RB John ggins (back). Joe Jacobv (Shoulder) George Starke (knee), DE Tony McGee (knee), RB Otis Wonsiey (ceit). Mark May (Shoulder), DT Perry Brooks (heel) LB Mel Kaufman iihou-oer? are probable NEW YORK JETS AT TAMPA 6 -Jets RB Mar. on Barber (kneeankiel out DT joe Klecko (hamstr.ng) is doubtful. Stan Watdemore iknee).

LB Greg Butiie (shoulder), DT Marty Lyons isnouideranxie). Derro! Ray (toot), Reggie McEiroy labdom. net muscie). WR westey Walker (quad) are probable Buccaneers Steve wuson (kneel. Sean Farreil (knee, CB John Holt ienkiei are questionable.

LB Cnns Washington RB James Wilder letbowt. TE Mark tie (shoulder) are probable Monday DALLAS AT M'AMI COWOOVS FredCornweii (back) is questonaoie. Bill Bates (knee), Pn.i Pozaerec (knee). TE Bran Satonefl (shoulder). QB Danny White (r.gM elbow) are probable Doiph.ns Tony Nathan igro.nj.

RB Woody Bennett theeO. TE Dan Johnson ileg), Lyte Blackwood larmi, TE Joe Rose (shoulder). NT Bob Beumhowef- (ankte) are Questionable WR Mark Duoer tankie) prdoabie 1:00 nM AiAA fa ctN tmrm Misc. Transactions BASEBALL National League CHICAGO CUBS Signed Lary Soren sen, pitcher. FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCOS Placed Mark Cooper, guard, on the injured reserve list.

Signed Glenn Hyde, offensive line man. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Announced that Frank Kush resigned as head coach to take the same position with the Arizona Outlaws of the united States Football League. Named Hal Hunter interim head coach. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Placed Mike Bell, defensive end. on the injured reserve list.

Activated John Zamberlin. linebacker. Canadian Football League SASKATCHEWAN ROUGH RIDER Named Jack Gotta head coach. GOLF Professional Golfers Association PGA Announced that Clyde Mangum has retired as deputy commissioner, out will remain as a consultant. COLLEGE NORTHERN ARIZONA Named Richard Gray defensive line coach.

PITTSBURG STATE Named Dennis Franchione head football coach. USOC Awards COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) Selections by sport for the U.S. Olympic Committee's 18 SportsMan and Sports Woman ot the Year: Archery Darrelt Pace, Hamilton Ohio; Ruth Rowe, McLean, va Athletics Edwin Moses, Laguna Mills, Calif, Valerie Brisco Hooks, los Angeles. Baseball Oddibe McDowell.

Hollywood. Fla. Basketball Sam Perkins, Latham, N.Y Michael Jordan, Wilmington, N.C., Cheryl Miller, Riverside, Calif. Biathlon Josh Thompson, Asnford, Kari Swenson, Bozemen, Mont. Bobsled Jeffrey Jost, Bur.ve, N.Y Bowling Rod Tc.t.

Lake Elmo, Mary Mohacsi, L'voma. Mich. Boxing Paul Gonzales, Los Angeies Canoe kayak Greg Barton, Homer, Mich Cycling Alexi Grewal, Colo Connie Carpenter, Boulder, Colo. Diving Greg Louganis, Laguna Hilts, Calif Wendy Wyiand, M.ss.on Vieio, Calif. Equestrian Michael Plumb.

Dover, Mass of Class" (a thoroughbred mare) Fenong Peter Westbrook, New York, Vincent Bradford, San Anton io, Texas Field Hockey Manzar iqbat. Liver more, CaM Beth Anders. Nornstown. Pa Figure Skating Scott Hamilton. Denver Gymnastics Peter Vidmar, Los Angeles, Mary lou Retton.

Fairmont Va. Judo Bob Beriand, Wilmette 111 Oariene Anava, Albuquerque, N.M. Modern Pentathlon Dean Glenesk, Fort Sam Houston, Texas; Kim Dunlop, Tallahassee, Fla Racquerball Andy Roberts. Memphis. Mary Dee, Weare, H.

Rhythmic Gymnastics Michelle Berube, Rochester. Mtnn. Rolierskating Bobby Kaser, Salem. Ellen Etam, Fort Worth, Texas. Rowing Brad Lewis, Corona def Mar, Paul Enquist.

Seattle. Care Graves, Cambridge, Mass. Shooting Ed Etzel, Morgantown, Pat Spurgin, ihngs, Mont Skiing Bill Johnson. Van Nuvs, Calif Debbie Armstrong, Seattle Soccer Rick Davis, Manchester. MO Softball Jim Quick, Mad'son, Wis Sue Lewis, fngiewooo Cahf SpeedSKating MiKe Woods.

Miiwau kee, Wts. Synchronized Swimming Tracy Ru'Z. Botheii Wash Swimming Rowdy Ga nes nter Haven, Fia Tracy Cauik.ns Nasnv.ne. Tenn Table Tenn-s George Brathwa te, Roosevelt, tan Vuong, los Angeles Tae Kwon Do Patrick Remarck Washington. DC vaiene Long, San Jose.

Calif Team Handball Peter Lash. West Po.nt, Leora "Sam'' Jones. Mt Olive Tennis Luke Jensen Lud'ngton, Mich Gretchen Rush, P'tts burgh Volleyball Steve Timmons. Newport Beach, Cahf Paula We'Snof Tor ranee. Cai'f Waer Polo Joov Campoeii.

San ford. Cai.f Weightiitfing Mar Martinez, San Franc 'SCO. Wrestling Jet Biatnxk. Schenec tady, Steve Fraser, Ann Arbor. M-cn.

Yachting Bi Buchan, Beiievue Wash sa Neuburger, Wichita. Kan Basketball How Women's Top 20 Fared How tne top 30 worner's college basketball teams, as determined voting comp led bv Met Greertberg me Ptniadetph a ingwirer, fared m. week 1 Old Dominion 0) vs. James Mad'son. Satvt-day.

2 Texas i i beat Tennessee 91 60. vs. Kansas State. Saturday i Georg beat Georgia Sovmem 7 S. lost to Western Kentucky 72 7.

OT. vs Texas Tech a Missouri Md America Classic. Fr dav vs Missouri or Brgnm Young Saturday a. Long Beach State (S-0! vs Pepper d-ne. Fnde Sovmem Ca- fom a f0' beat Ca Poly Pomona 74 45 Nortneast uou-vane (7 Of beat Alcorn State 43 7 Low'Stana Tech 0) beat Oklahoma Sae 73 beat Tenressee Ti $7 vs Texas San Anton -n Oaiias, Satyr jv M-ss ss od beat Lov vena Sate 77.

at ss svpof Co lege Fri-dav San D-ego State (7 0 at San Dago State Tournament Montana State. Southern iunos. Ctaianoma Ciy. Friday Satvrisev ta 0-o State (1t at Nevada Las Vegas, TtHirsdaT; at An zone Steo. tl Vrg.ra t) not piav rj Per Stae (a-t) beat Cevnv Saea.

vs Rhode island. Saturdar Low ana Stae tJ kmoM spo nat a Kentvckv ivl) M-vj piv IS Tennessee i S) lost to Texas 0 lost to Lawane Tech ry $7 14 Texas Tec O) vs. Georgia ot tsmoi AW Ame-ca Cassc. Frdar, vs ssowri or gnm Young. Sar dav 9r (111 beot Skagnor II vs V'Manova.

Sawrdv kg Mssowri (V vs. orgnam Yowng at ASSOOr. IMMi(ra COSSC Fri- doe. vs. Ceorga or Texas Teen.

Seor av 1 Aaoan-ae .5 71 a Gsn Tora nen -n Pornan. Or SOa Tin tut Tecft fv Boa lontf aa-ex mtimnt; vs. Hockey NHL WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division PTi GF GA Philadelphia 17 6 5 39 121 75 Washington 14 9 4 34 114 91 NY islanders 15 12 1 31 138 122 NY Rangers 10 14 4 24 100 114 Pittsburgh 10 14 3 23 98 122 New Jersey 8 15 4 20 89 115 Adams Division Montreal 17 7 4 38 115 89 Quebec 13 12 5 31 117 114 Buffalo 10 11 7 27 100 94 Boston 11 13 5 77 100 95 Hartford 10 13 4 24 88 114 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrit Division Chicago 14 17 3 31 123 104 St. Louis 12 10 5 29 107 100 Detroit 10 16 3 23 107 133 Minnesota I 15 6 22 IX 120 Toronto 5 19 5 15 91 138 Smytfie Division Edmonton 70 4 3 43 1 40 81 Calgary 16 10 3 35 147 112 Winnipeg 15 10 3 33 120 112 Los Angeles 12 11 5 29 1 24 110 Vancouver 7 21 2 16 95 172 Late Game Not Included Thursday's Games Quebec 5, Boston 5, tie Vancouver 5, Montreal 4 St. Louis 4, New Jersey 4, tie Edmonton at los Angeles, (n) Friday's Games Detroit at Buffalo.

6.35 p.m. Toronto at Winnipeg, 7 35 p.m. Saturday's Games Vancouver al Boston, 12:15 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 6 0S p.m.

Montreal at Hartford. 6:35 p.m. Quebec at New Jersey, 6:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Toronto. 7:05 p.m.

Chicago at Minnesota. 7:35 p.m Edmonton at St. Louis; 7:35 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 8 05 p.m.

Calgary at Los Angeles, 9 35 m. Sunday's Games Vancouver at Buffalo. 6 05 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, 6 05 m. Washington at N.Y.

Rangers. 6 35 m. Detroit at Winnipeg, 7 05 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. Boxing Fight Schedule Thursday At Atlantic City, Sands Marvin Jonnson.

Indianapolis, vs Eddie Collins, Meridian, Miss 10, Hgnt heavweghts. Caivm Grove, Pottstown, vs Pascuel Aranda. Houston, 10, featner weignts. At Mernllville. Ind Mike Landini, Chicago, vs.

Richard Beranek, Rapd City, D-. 10, middle weights At Untondale, Nassau Coliseum Howard Davis. Dix Hills, vs. Bobby Johnson, Easton, 10, weights. Vito Antuotermo, Com mack, vs.

Glen Burnett, Providence, R.I., 10, junior middleweights. Kevin Moiey, Seiden, NY, vs Larry McCall, Cincinnati, 10. middleweights. James McG-rt, Brentwood, vs. Felix Nance.

Hartford, 10, welterweights. Gino Geiormino. Levittown, N.Y vs Leo Lopez. Dominican Republic. 10, jumor m-ddieweights At Mew Yortt, Felt Forum Ronnie Shields.

Port Arthur, Texas, vs Joe Maniev. Atlantic City, 12. iunior welterweights Juan Ramon New York, vs N-ck Parker, Erie. 10. lightweights James Broad, Atlantic City, vs.

Sonny Barch, Memphis, Tenn to. heav weights Saturday At Miami Beach, Fia. Richard Sandoval Los Angeies, vs Car demo uuoa. Ch-ie. is, for Sandoval A bantamweight title.

At Pusan, South Tennis sv SYDNEY, Australia API Results of Thursday's matches in the $125,000 New South Wales Open tennis tourna ment (seedings parenrhesis) Singles Third Round johan (I), Naples. Fla. def Scott Oavis (13). Santa Monica. Cat" 6 164 John Fitioereid j9i, Austral de Mann Pfister, Bakersfieid.

Calif 6-4. 7 5 Marty Dav, sill). San Jose. Calif def Ken Fiecn. St Louis.

3 6. 6 3 63 Tom GuMikson 05), Palm Coast. Fla def Peter Doonan. Australia. 3 6.

6 4. 7 6 Sammy G'ammalva. Houston, def Brad Drewett 161. Australia. 6-3.

6 4 Kevin Currtn (31. South Africa, def Sfuhar Pern ss. Israel. 6 4 3 4 4 II Sc anion (101. Dallas, def Tom Cam.

R.chmond. va 7 4 6. 4 Ben Testerman (61. Knoxvilte. Tenn def waHy Masur (14).

Australia. 3 6 6 3. 6 4 Sunshine PLANTATION. Fll (AP) The results of Thursday's play in the Sun-sltine Cup junior tertnis tournament at Plantation Central Part USSR oef Italy Anorei Olhovsy USSR, def Ciau dio Pistoiesi. Italy.

7 s. 6-4 Aieksandr vomov. USSR, def Nrvio Dev-oe. Italy 6 1. 4 6, 61.

CHKhovsY voinov. USSR, def P.stoies, Antonio Pado-van. Italy. 6-3. 6-0.

Mesice def. Yweeaia-vwj Leonardo Lavefie. Mevico. de. Bruno Oresar.

Yugoslavia. 6-6. 7 4 (7 5). a-4. Agusfina Moreno.

Mevico, def Igor Saric Vugovev-a. 6 1 16. 7 4 (7 si. Ives lematr duro vaiet. Mevico, def Swtozer Mar.naovic Radm.io Armerm-Nc.

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7 1 al Mac Donald, Boston College. Guards Scott BaVrows, West Virginia, Steve Trapilo, Boston College. Center Joe DiGilio, Rutgers. Quarterback Nate Sassaman, Army. Running Backs D.J.

Dozier, Penn State, Albert Smith, Rutgers. Placekicker Don McAulay, Syracuse Defense Ends Outside Linebackers Gerry Allen, Syracuse; Tim Maniey, Temple. Tackles Jim Jennings, Army; TodJ Mouies, Penn State Middle Guard George Pickel, Rutgers. Linebackers Caesar Aldisert, Pitt, Jim Gentile. Army, Tyronne Stowe, Rutgers.

Backs Travis Curtis. West Virginia, Anthony Daniels, West Virginia, Harold Young. Rutgers Punter Jim Fox, Syracuse Honorable Mention Offense Tight Ends Dicnerson, Army. Ste vens. Navy, Tait, Syracuse Wide Receivers Marshall, Temple Mullen, West Virginia.

Schwedes, Syra cuse, S'ano, Syracuse. Weiier, Navy Tackles Brotzni, Syracuse, Mar rone. Syracuse Guards Long, Navy Centers Bunnell, Boston College, Haden, Penn State. Legg, West Vir gin. a Quarterbacks Hocnberg, Rutgers, Strang, Penn State Running Backs Covington.

Syracuse. Giedmen, P.fi, Hey ard, Pitt; Strachan, Boston College. Stradford, Boston College. Wolftev. West Virginia.

i ace -c tiers Angstadi, Rutgers, Ganctano, Penn State. Solomon, Navy. Stopa, Army. Defense Ends Outside Linebackers Dote man, Pitt, Boston College. Tackles Harrington, Boston Col ig Middle Guards Atiyen, Pitt.

Linebackers Oarregh, Temple, Oake. Rutgers, Richardson, West Virginia. Roney, Army; Smith, West Virginia Backs Bellamy, Syracuse. Caiia hart. Pitt.

Papem. Navy. Pavek, Army. Sydnor, Penn State Punters Sheneteit. Temple SFC Pro Bowlers NEW YORK lAP) The National Football Conference squd tor the t45 AFC NFC Pro Bowl which will be piaved Sunday.

Jan 27, 1985 at Aiona Stadium Honolulu. Hawaii denotes starter) National Football Conference Offense W'de rece'vers Roy Green. St Louts James Lofton, Green Bay Art Monx, Washington, Mike Quick, Phiia deipha Tacxies Joe Jacoby, Washington. M'ke kenn, Atlanta Keith Fahnhorst, San Franc SC0 Guards Russ Grimm, Washington x. Randy Cross.

San Francisco Kent Hill, Los Angeies Rams Centers Fred Quiliah, San Fran sco x. Doug Smith, los Angeles Rams. Tight endsPaul Coffman, Green Bey x. Doug Coso.e Dallas Quarterbacks Joe Montana, San Francisco Nel Lomax, St. LouiS Running backs Enc Digkerson.

LOS Angeles Remsx. Walter Peyton. Chi cegox, James Wilder. Tampa Bay Wendell Tyler, San Francisco Oefense Ends Lee Roy Salmon, Tampa Bay Richard Dent, Chicago x. Bruce Clark, New Orleans Tackles Oan Hampton, Chicago Randy White.

Dallas Outside Linebackerfi Lawrence Tav i or New York Cants x. Rckey Jack son. New Orleans x- Keena Turner San Francisco invde Linebackers Mike" Singietery. Chicago EJ Junior, St Lou Harry Carson, New York Grants. Cornerbacks Mark Haynes.

New York Gents Darren Green, Washing ton x. Ronnie Lott. San Francisco Safeties Todd Beit, Chicago x. Dwignf Hicks. San Frncscox, Carlton id amson, San Franc sco Specialists Punter Brian Hansen.

New Orleans Placekicker Jan Srenerud. Minne soa KhtK Returner Henry Ei'ard, LOS Angeies Rams Soeoai Teamer Bates. Danes Harrah's Odds RENO. Nev (API The odds from Harran Reno Race Soorts Book on upcoming National Football League games Friday San Franc SCO 6 Over LOS Angeles Rams Satvr Hew York ants 9 over New Orleans Seeme 3 over Denver 1 Tampa Bay a ever Mew vortt jets Mew England it ever Houston over Cleveland Wesntngfron ever St lows Green pay Ti over Minnesota Cnc IT i ever BuHeo Detroit 2 over Chicago San Oego over Kansas C'ty P.Lopn 3 over Atlanta Los Angetes Racers over M-em. vi ever Solunar Broken Records (Through IS games Season Rushing New Er-c D'Ckerson Rams.

2 007 yards Old- -O Sampson Bus. 2 003 yards. Career Rushing New-Waiter Pavton Bears 13 257. 1975 14 Old Jim Brown Browns. 12 312 1957 65 Career Receiving New Chan.e jO'ner.

Chargers 654. 1969 84 Old--Chartey Taylor Redsk s. 64.. 1964 7V 1977 Season TO Passes New- Dan Marino, Doiph'ns. 44 Old George 191 O'lers.

A T.me. 196J G.ents NFL SEASON RECORDS ABOUT TO FALL Receiving Record -Chaney Menn gan. Oilers 1944 10! Closing An Monk Redsk'h. 95 Passing Yardage Record--Dan Fouts Chjrgers. 403 1911 Closing Dan Marino 4 7 Mft Games Won Record- 1972 Doipnms 197 Steeier.

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A 93 154 604 Johnson. LAL 156 262 595 Dantiey. Utah 104 181 584 Abdul tabbar. lal 199 343 580 jonnson. Chi 103 178 579 Parish, Bos 144 28 7 5 71 Waiton.

LAC 92 161 571 Woolr.dge. Chi 220 389 566 Cneens. Phil 126 225 560 Worthy. LAL 159 284 560 Mcnale. Bos 148 264 554 Rebounding OH Del Tot Avg Valone, Phil 22 119 176 295 13 4 Ruland, Wash 22 75 190 265 1 2 0 Laimbeer.

Det 23 81 192 273 11 9 Oiaiuwon, Hou 23 119 1 47 244 11 6 W.lliams. 22 86 161 247 11 2 Thompson. 21 75 157 232 11 0 Gilmore. A 23 69 183 252 110 Suma Sea 22 68 173 241 11 0 EaWn. Utah 23 64 185 249 10 8 Vincent Dall 22 56 1 77 2 33 10 6 Parish.

Bos 22 77 1 55 232 10 5 Sm.th. 23 113 12 242 10 5 Bird. Bos 22 40 1 85 2 25 10 2 Sampson. Hou 23 40 1 43 223 9 7 ASSISTS No Avg Johnson. LAL 23 244 II 5 Thomas.

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W.lk.ns 3 1100 4. Hansen 0 2 0 0 0, Stockton 1 1 3 4 5. Paulti 0 1 2 2 2. Anderson 15123, Kelley 1334 4. Totals 42 8 7 28 34 115 NEW YORK (114) Bannister 3 4 3 5 9.

King 13 27 4 9 X. Cumm.ngs 7 113 5 17. Carter 1 5 00 2 Walker 7 14 2 2 16. Orr 7 17 I 11 22 Spai ow 7 11 2 2 16 Bailev 02 3 4 3 Grunteld 1 4 0 0 2. Tucker 1 5 0 0 2 Totals 47 104 25 38 119 Utah IS 28 2 1 23 4 IIS New York 33 22 23 29 12119 Three point goals Griffith 3 Fouled out None Rebounds Utah 56 I Eaon 12), New York 67 'Cumnrngs 14 Ass.sts Utah 25 Green 7i, New York 23 (Walker 7' Total fouls Utah 28 New York 28 Techn.cais Utah 2.

iiiegai delense K.ng A 8.108 Bullets-Suns WASHINGTON 184) Ballard 111 Wl Ruland 4 11 I 2 13 Vanorn 4 6 0 0 8 Bradle, 15 12 3 Gus ll.ams 11 2 3 0 0 22, Malone 5 10 2 2 12 Robnson 2 11 12 5, Dave 1 2 2 2 4 Johnson 2 4 00 4 McMlien 2 2 0 0 4. Sewell 1 4 00 2, Guv It ams 0-1 00 0 Totals 3 95 8 12 84 PHOENIX 1114) Adams 6 11 II 13 Nance 9 10 0 0 18 Eowarcts 6 13 2 1 14 Honor 4 8 2 2 il Humpnr es 4 10 00 13. Scott 0-1 24 2 Lucas 3 9 3 4 9. Macv 4 4 2 2 10. Jones 3 4 5 7 11 Fos'er 5 11 0 0 ttfan 1 2 2 2 4 Totals 47 45 14 25 114 Washington 24 21 14 27 84 Phoenix 33 33 34 31114 Three oo nt goa.s Hoiton Humphr.es Foster Fouied out None Rebounds Wash ngton 43 tMahorn 14 Phoen.x 41 iLucas 111 Ass sts Wash ng'on 24 5 Phoen.x 35 JAdams Edwards Scott Macv 5 Total louts-Wash ngfon 23.

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Ford 0 0 0 0 0. Leave'i 2 McDowell 00 0-0 0 Totals iJ 22 :4 Atlanta 31 31 3 39 Htwstea I 79 14 31-4 Three po nt ooais-W i its Fouled ou Ron.ns Rebounds Atlanta 44 i Ik.sn Houston 51 Samoson 12( Ass't Atlanta 17 Jonmon s. Hous ton 3 Hoihns Tofei towis Anant 30 Houston 34 Technicals Houston ikeoai Af.anta onse W'lin le.ected' A 11.12 Late Box arriors-Lakers GOLDEN STATE (1471 Snort ail 3 4 14. In. 37 13 5 tine ad 5 40 ft.

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Norway. 15 47 50 7 Antonma Ordma. USSR. IS 49 40 3 Lidia Vasincenco. USSR 15 57 4 Juha Stecanova, USSR.

15 57 5 Luoov Z.niatova, USSR. IS 540 Crete Nikkelmo. Norway. 15 56 90 7 Berit Aunh. Norway.

IS SI 20. I Raisa Smetanma. USSR. IS 59 10 9 Anne Janren. Norway, 16 00 00 10 Maria Lxsa Mammaela-nen, F.n land.

It'll Natalia Furhetova, USSR, la oo to 17 An, sa Romanova. USSR. 1 03 10 13 Tantara Tynonowa. USSR 1 09 40 14 Svetlana Canarova. USSR.

14 11 SO IS. Aizoeta Havrancikova. Czechoslo vakia. 14 II 70 Golf Chrysler Team BOCA RATON. Fla.

IAP) The results of Thursday's lirst round rhe Chrysler PGA Team Championship tour nament at Boca West Resort: Dan Pohl Greg Powers 31 3041 Ray FloyfrMa! Sutton 3141 jonnny Miller Jack Nicklaus 31 3143 Brad Faxon w.llie Wood 37 3047 Tommy Nekaiima Joey Smdelr 37 3047 PtMl Hancock Ron streck 33 7947 M'ke Nicholene Tim Morns 79 3347 Buddy Gamder Rooer Maltbte 31 3743 Vance Heamer Mike Holland 33 3043 Peter jacobsen-O A Weiorino 37 3143 Bll Kratlen Cni Ch. Roorisui 31 3344 Gary He'tberg Scott Koch 37 3344 j.m Thorpe-Lee Trev.no Lee Eider -Calvin Pee jm Nettord Richard 2okoi Andy Bean Greg Norman Joe inmn Sammy Racneis Jodie Modd Bobby N-chdS Chp Beck Rei CaidweM Peter Kosts M-ke Sullivan Mark Brooks Dan Forsman 334 4 31 3344 31 3445 37 3345 33 3345 34 3145 1545 31 3445 33 3145 Boobv'wedk'ns Lenny Wedkns 33 4S Charles Coodv Date Douglas 37 Mnte Leonrd Thmosnja AstoY Nornvjeck Renner J3 Mark Heres Douo Tewtl 33 Me Done to Lance Ten Brock 33 3a ea j.m Colbert Jm $mom JJ joMCookMaraMara 33: Barry jaecke Gary McCord 31 oej Mvrpny M-ke Re 3a j.m Dent Clarence Rose 33 jonn Fought Pat McGowan 3a Bn Censnaw-Jerry Pae 33347 Watty Aii'tsiiung Morrs mtskvD 3 7 Ai Gbrger Peer Oosertiwrs 3a 33 7 Danny Edwards Dave EdwrdS MD eJ Lee nfcer Bos Toski 31 Tom jewnvLr Lot Gbby Gilbert Fran Conner 33 AAarr Farry Marc To 31 Dave Enetrgr Sve Myk S4M Dan Moik9rson-Lii Hit jfn Aoarm Red Mvcuoits 3S 23 ftvss Cotftren Rao Landmm 3533 at Dor Marwmond Larry 3 rat Lietfsev Me McCkoug 3a MacattfrJCSnioJ a33- Gier 33 a CaKea Taea van nn Oaug Sanders fxw Ugoer ARMa-CMM Ree-sa OameJ Oarav Laren Robern law? ftraMar Tn 33-a Ja 3S3- )- AFTERNOON ESPN GOLF Chryslor Team Invitational, second round, live from Boca Raton. Fla 5:30 ESPN SPORTSLOOK EVENING 6 00 HBO INSIDE THE NFL Hosts Len Dawson. Nick Buoniconti. 6:30 ESPN NFUS GREATEST MOMENTS 1978 and 1979 Years in Review 7:30 ESPN NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 8:00 (j 32 a NFL FOOTBALL Los Angles Rams at San Francisco 49ers USA BOXING From New York City.

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