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San Francisco Examiner tammmmmmmmmmmmm Scoreboard i I F-6 Tuesday, November 24, 1987 if 31 "tMV 1 illf M6 AKJPIOCXaJMG IT UKC PvSLlt3CRATEiV Wk ME.WvlK. NCAA Championships Vl 'AP Raul 01 the knA I COM CWy kkc-vav a' tr vfVhf Of Vtm Forney NHL standings NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUI WALES CONFERENCI Patrick Oiviskn Pts GF NY Islanders 14 I 29 89 43 New Jersey 12 7 2 24 74 61 K) I 19 63 6C Pilisburgh 7 K) 4 II 72 NY Rangers 6 12 3 IS 10 81 Philadelphia 13 3 IS 63 9C Adarra DKruon Montreal 1J 4 5 31 17 84 Bosfon 13 2 21 IS 75 Bultakj I 4 22 80 Ouebec H) I 21 79 11 Hartford I 4 16 9 43 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Herns Oivrwen Pts GF Chicago I 2 22 17 17 Toronto 2 20 Detroil I 2 II 44 42 Minnesota 7 II 3 17 72 IS St. Louis 7 2 14 64 Siyvthe Orylsien Edmonton 12 1 2 24 97 23 Calgary 11 I 3 25 106 Winnipeg 10 I 21 49 71 Vancouver 7 12 I 14 74 14 LosArgeies 6 12 3 IS 71 Ml Mowers Games Quebec 4. Montreal 3, OT Cjigarv 9, New Jersey 2 Tuesdays Game Toronto at New York Islanders, 5,05 p.m. Wednesdays Games Montreal al Hartford, 4:35 p.m, Bultaio at Philadelphia, 4:35 P.m.

Cfjebec al Pittsburgh 4:35 p.m. loronlo al New York Rangers, 4.35 P.m. Winmoeg al Detroil, 4:35 p.m. Boston al Washinglon, 5:05 P.m. St.

Louis al Minnesota. 5:35 P.m. New Jersey at Edmonton, 6:35 p.m. Chicago al Los Ange'es. 7 35 P.m.

Caigary al Vancouver, 7.35 p.m. 41 Sti Prey. Peno St, I2 47 tit-ing Rvan, Amant. 17 17 4j, Judy CaHrvme 17 065. 44.

Laurie Ismii. 17 01 H. 45, Breutl, Aasmngro" St 17 01 Jl 46, Sony Ramsoaie, Arnntrt 96. 47, Traty Langmm, lexas, 17 Jl, 41. Vivian Sknou.

Souihern liimat, 17 17 37 49, Mauraer) Harrzheim, Wiscons 17 I4.J. 50, AMry Ann Carrtner, N. Carotina 51, JS 51, ListMth Bra, Texas! Peso. 17 14 74, 52. Mary Mertzneim, Wiscmin, 17:152.

50, Pern Kiauen, Rice, 17 1127 54. KirMan Aire, Rice. 17 1669 55 Kalhy Franev, Vilianova, 17 H00 56, JIN Harrington, Carlirania-tryme, 17 18 41 57. Mornta Magruiton. Wane Forest, 17 19 II.

51, Ken)' Davidson, teiav 17 22 97 5. Sr kw, Carieton, 17 2JJ0, 40, Meurie Wood. Arizona, 17 25J2. 61, Sarah Smitti, Yaw, 172646. Laura LaMena.

Arizona SI 17 2t4o. 61. UM Jamrozy, Clemson, 17 26 64. Rosalind Tayw Maryland 17 29 J9 6S, Snula Ouigiev, Texas 17 at. B'enoa PayW, Aneona, l' 29 86.

2. Catrma Camoceii, Cowaoo, 17 77 68 een tilt Texai. 17 31 35 at. Susan Crawwd, AiaOama. 17 12 56- 20, Micflet-it Be.

Cooraas. 17 32 M. 71. Mary Jane C-ignac, Texas-El Pase, 17 33 72, Jam BiSO'mgroU Arizora, 17.33) a Karen Ravie. Oregon, 17 34 29.

74, Ruxann Pea. Virginia Tech, 17 Ji.jD 75, Anne Kn.ght. Pern Sl 19 7e. Tam-ny Bregn-ner. Wisconsin, 17 37 99 77.

'antes Tp.ss-ti Pase I7X2J It N'i Cormacx. N. Cjrj'na St 17 39 16. Anrc Lemg, Wake F'esi, 17 39 at 80, Marna ufOf-Jz ax, errr so-, 1 40 V. 81.

A-nv OJal, CaHryine 17-4081 82, Dee- na khMier, Oregon, 17 41 54 8J, Shan-ncn Ccicado, 17-42 jS 84, Emily Hass, Penn SI 17 43 XI 85 Kami Semlck Anioama, 17 44 14 86. Jk, Arkamat 1 45 05 17, Beth Eitidijjn, Arizr'a, 17:47 05 88, Tht-esa Ciemson. 9, Anne Siadi( Si 17:4.37. 90, Carol MtrVior-c' Cj.oraao, 17 4776. 91.

S'eona'ie Basseri, V.ricam'h 17-4191 92. Mche-ie yhcirj Cemscr, 17 49 70 1i, K-rt a Kyi. loj-i-ana. 17:49 9). 94, reus.

17 5CX Y5, Lcri I7 5U9 96. S'MfM Gai'iwher, P-fv 17 Si; E'zare'h McOrein, Ca-rvre 17 5." 98. Levi tgecy. Kansas 5' 17 52 7 99 Kamy St air. SI, 17 IK jeni Nie se" A aoama, 17 S4 14 10'.

Cyon Revcat. H. AK. 17-54 33 '02, Her Rws Cemicn. 17.54 35 W0.

Kim I7 if.27 Kansas S' 17 5577 105. GreeKeil, Hous'cm, 17 57 72. 1, Stacy Bilona, Cero't-na St, 17 43. (07. Juliahfl MoodV, Penn SI, Mln.

Reboundi Blk. Turn Player Avg. FG A Pel. FT A Pel, Oil. 01.

Tot. Ant. Stl. Shot Overt Avg. Floyd 10 38 4 83 178 89-84 .821 18 35 61 97 20 0 40 23 6 Mulhn 10 36 1 79-159 .497 32-38 889 7 28 33 45 lb 6 20 19 2 Carroll 6 27 5 34 97 .361 19 22 .864 12 38 60 4 8 10 22 14 6 Higqlns 10 34 6 61-108 .472 33-39 .846 13 32 45 21 9 1 12 13 5 10 293 48 95 .505 11-12 .917 33 30 63 16 6 0 15 11 0 Teaglo 3 133 9 20 .460 3-4 .750 0 2 2 4 1 0 5 70 Feill 6 130 16-33 .485 6 6 1 000 7 2 1 28 4 2 3 63 Minmefield 10 18 8 23-45 .511 14-22 638 7 12 19 36 13 14 6 1 Frank 10 20 5 20-77 .260 21-27 .778 10 35 45 4 7 6 11 6 1 Whitehead 10 16 7 24-63 .453 11-13 .846 14 25 39 3 4 4 6 59 Smilh 3 220 7-15 .467 0-1 .000 7 13 20 5 1 1 3 4 7 Washburn 4 138 7-22 .318 3 4 750 5 9 14 2 1 743 Washington 6 9.3 7-14 .500 2-2 1.000 9 10 19 0 4 4 4 2 7 Henderson 2 3 0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 2 1 0.0 TEAM 10 408-917 .445 224-272 .824 140 290 430 243 ii 33 162 104.7 OPPONENTS 10 432-863 .501 261-346 .754 134 303 437 252 80 57 171 113.5 Spurs, 117-112 NBA standings NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division Pet.

GB Streak Home Away Conf LA. Lakers 8 1 .869 Losl 1 6-1 2-0 8-0 Seattle 5 4 .556 3 Won3 4-1 1-3 3-4 Portland 4 5 .444 4 Won 2 3-1 1 4 2 5 Phoenix 3 5 .375 A'l LosM 3-1 0-4 3 5 LA. Clippers 3 6 .333 5 Lost 1 22 1-4 3-6 Golden State 1 9 .100 7H Lost 6 1-2 0-7 1-6 Midwest Division Denver 6 3 .667 Won 2 4-1 2-2 6-2 Houston 6 3 .667 Lost! 3-0 3-3 5-1 Dallas 5 4 .556 1 Won 1 3-1 2-3 5-4 San Antonio 5 5 .500 1' Won 2 4-1 1-4 4-5 Utah 5 5 .500 1 Lost 1 5-0 0-5 4-5 Sacramento 2 6 .250 3'i Lost 5 2-4 0-2 2 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Boston 8 3 .727 Lost 1 4-1 4-2 8-3 Philadelphia 3 4 .429 3 Lost 1 2 1 1-3 3-4 New Jersey 2 5 .286 4 Lost 1 2-4 0-1 1-4 Washington 2 7 .222 5 Lost 4 1-2 15 2-5 New York 2 8 .200 5'? Lost 1 2-3 0-5 1-7 Central Division Chicago 8 2 .800 Won 1 4-2 3-0 8-2 Milwaukee 7 3 .700 1 Won 1 4-0 51 AT Atlanta 63 667 1'? Won 1 5-1 1-2 4-3 Detroit 5 3 .625 2 Won 2 2-1 3-2 4-3 Indiana 5 5 .500 3 Lost 2 2-1 3-4 3-3 Cleveland 3 5 .375 4 Won 1 2-3 1-2 3-4 Monday's scores FAR WEST Cat-Davis 77, Cotumtw Christian 71 Kenvon 68. San Francisco SI 4a Pomona 73. Azusa Paclltt 61 Sul Ross SI 64.

E. New Mexico 54 EAST BioMTViburg 70, York, Pa. 61 Eastern 109, Baptist Bible, Pi 74 Fairmont St. 71, Indiana, Pa. 74 S.

Maine 81, Thomas Coll, 60 Shippensburg 84, Elizat)ethlvv'Q Trenton SI. 92, RutgeriCamdefi 41 Vassar 46, Baruch 60 Yeshive 70, Bard 37 SOUTH Alabama AIM 113, Miles 84 Carson-Newman 99, Union, Ky, i0 Edward Waters 67, Get. Southwestern It Fort Valley SI 42. Savannah St 4 Georgia Coll 94. Morris Brown Kennesaw 61, Cent.

Wesieven 63uv Morehouse 84, Lane 68 'aia North Alabama 93, Ala -Huntsyine 44 Pembroke SI 95, Methodist 44er Voorhees 100, Morris 94 Washington Lee 92, Emory Xavier, NO Oakland C'ty MIDWEST Benedictine Kan 13. Mo Western 71 Fort Havs St 101. Kearney SI 13 Graceiand 72, Simpson. Iowa 65' Hanover 100, Thomas More 89 94, Anderson, Ihd. 71 Missouri Val.

97, Columbia. Mo. 74 Missouri-Rona 93. Harris-Stowe 73 Qjincv 64. SW Missouri BaotisUL Rocklord 67, Clarke 64 i S.

Dakota Tech 100. Mount Ma'rtyT? Wabash 112, Blackburn 69 qi Washburn 65. Drury 60 William Jewel! 76, Rockhurst 80 Grinncll 39 SOUTHWEST Coll. ol the Ozarxs 59, SW Oklafibml Si E. Central U.

75, Langslon 66 E.Texas SI. 97, Delias 77 NE Oklahoma 72, Ark -Montkello 40 Ouacnila 73. Baptist Christian 60 Arxansas 90. Louisiana Coll. 25 Scnreiner 74 Bishop 49 -it Science 5, Arts.

Cia 80, Arkansas Tech 73 TOURNAMENTS Big Apple Second Round Florida 10, Georgia Tech 69 New Mexico 77, UCLA 64 Conway Ktwanis Classic Firs! Round 4 Cent Arkansas 82. Delia SI. 76 I Hendrlx 88, Oklahoma Christian 17 EXHIBITION Campbell 84, Irish Nationals 74 Ghent, Belgium 82, N. Iowa II Illinois 96. Canadian Nationals 9J0 Marathon Oil "33.

Robert Morris 91 Minnesota 85, Brandon, CanadaJI North Carolina 73. Soviet Nationals 71 Rice 80, Spirit Express 75 SW Missouri St. HT7, Windsor. Canada 41 Texas Christian 43, New Zealand bjalonets Kenyon, 63-66 KENYON (61) Day 0 2-2 2, Morris 3 0l 7, Anderson 3 04) 7, Mitchell 4 44 18, Speer 1 1 Henry 12-22. Johnson 3 4-5 Baler 1 3-5 19, Totals 24 15-20 68 SAN FRANCISCO ST.

(44) r' Henrv 2 6, Pallon 1 04 Isher 2W 4, Clark 4 44 12. Maxwell 4 0-1 9, Grlmlev 4 3-4 11, Nigglev 4 VI 9, Arenas 4 00 Anderson 2 004, Totals 27 8-1! 46. Half lime Kenyon 35, San Francisco XL Threepoinl goals Morris, Anderson, Mitchell, Soeer, Henry 2. Ma xwehy Arenas, Rebounds 33 (Baier, Mitxhetkt 71, SFS: 29 (Grimlev 4). Assisls I'tMilchefl 3), SFS: 15 (Arenas, Maxwell, Clark.

4). Fouled oui Maxwell. Attendance 200, Records-San Franciso SI. V2, Kenyon V0. New Mexico, 77-66 UCLA (46) Wilson 7-18 S9 19, Rocheiin 2-5 0-2 4.

Foster 6-9 0-3 12. Ricnardson V8 4-5 6, Unmet 4-15 2-2 10, Williams 0. Madxins 00 000, Morris OOM0, Owens 00 00 0, Buher MHO, Wa'ker 2-9005, Jackson 44 lO.Totels 24-72 13-77 66. NEW MEXICO (77) Greene 9-2! 24 23, Thomas 4-H) Loe'iei 3-12 VI 7, 4-5 4i4, Robolr 3-13 00 7, Whisenanl 0-1 0O 0, Miller 44 10, Newton 0O 0, Rogers V2 8, Longiey 04 0-10, Totais 28-78 15-23 77. Haittime-New Mexico 35, UCLA 30.

3-Poinl goals-UCLA VI2 IWalker Wltson 0-1, lmmelO-7), New Mexico 6-li (Greene McGee 2-2, Robbins 1-5, Whisenanl 0-1, Miller 0-1, Rogers 0-1). Fouled Ouh-Loeffel. Rebounds-UCLA 59 (Fosfer 12), New Mexico 59 (Thomas 12). Assists-UCLA 17 (Richardson 7). New Mexico 8 (Rogers 3r Total Fouls UCLA 23, New Mexico Tedrictl Foster.

A 14,115. Florida, 80-69" GEORGIA TECH (69) I Ferrell 5-11 0-2 II, Scot! 10-21 5-7 21, Hammonds 5-15 3 12. Christian V5 04 3, Oliver 3-8 2 8. Neal 24 00 5, Muntyn 0-0 00 0, Whitmore 00 00 0, Sherrod V2 00 1 ToWs 27-49 9-14 69 FLORIDA (80) Lawrence 5-12 VI II, Capers 34 Schintzius 7-18 00 14, Let 23 4- 8), Montgomery 3-4 2-3 3. Aaron 00 00 0, JenkMs V3 2-2 4, Chatman 1 VI7 3-5 25, Qywis VI 2.

Totals 3344 14-21 Halftime-Florida 34, Georgia Tech 3J. Three-poin! goals Georgia Tech 4-22 (Scott 34, Christian V3, Neal V3, Ferrefl VS. Otiver 0- 2), Florida 0-2 (Lawrerice 0-2) Fouled out -ferrell. Rebounds Georgia tech 39 (Ferrell 8), Florida 41 (Schintziut 9). Assists -Georgia Tech 21 (Otiver 6), Florida (Montgomery 8).

Total fouls-4orgi Tedl 20, Florida 13. Technical SrhMfzim. A 7,863. Minnesota, 85-58 BRANDON (58) Dominioue 30 00 7, JebbiSon 04 4-4 4, Dabney 5-10 V2 II, Bailey 7-13 04 19, Russell 2-2 04 4, Henry 04 O-l 0, Boiarski VI V2 3, Latty 3 3 6, Nackonev 0-2 00 0, Carmicheet DO 00 0, Lamond 00 2, Mvalowskl 00 04 0. Totals 21-10 10-14 58.

MINNESOTA (85) Burton 40 V2 9, Coffev" 410 0-1 8, Shikenianski 4-11 04 8, Williams 1-4 VI 3, Zurcher 2-5 00 6, Hanson 6-9 00 16. Lynch 34 00 6. Newbern 7-12 V2 15, Holmgren 04 10, Gaffnev 0-2 00 0, Maxey B0OJ. Jond 0-1 00 0. Lewis 0-4 04 0, Wilson 0-1 V2 1 Sreen 00 V2 1.

Totals 37-86 5-10 85. Haiftime-Minnesota 40, Brandon 34. Tnreeiint goais Brandon 6-10 (Dominique 1- 2, Bailey 5-8), Minnesota a lZurcher Hanson 1-5). Fouied out Rebounds -Brandon 15 (Daoney 41, Minnesota 26 Cotlev Holmgren, Maxey 4) Assists-flran-con Bailey 3i Minnesota (Zurcher, Lynch 2). Total fouis Brandon 8, Minnesota 15.

A 4181. WOMEN AP preseason poll The Top Twenty women's feams in The Associated Press' preseason women's college basketball poll as compiled by Mei Greenberg of The Philadelphia Inquirer on the votes of 66 women's coaches, with firsl-place votes In parentheses, total points, 1986-87, record and lasl year's final ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. Tennessee (46) 28- 7 1292 7 2. Texas (10) 31- 2 1232 1 3. Auburn (9) 3V 2 1190 3 4.

Long Beach SI. (1) 33- 3 1072 4 5 Louisiana Tech 30-3 932 3 4. Iowa 5. 846 7. Virginia 26- 4 783 II 8.

Mississippi 26- i 773 I 9. Rutgers 3 714 i 10. Georgia 2 5 706 I 11 Ohio Stale 26- 5 688 12. W. Kentucky 24-9.

598 13 Southern Cal I 581 14. Vanderbilt 23-10 511 II 15 Washington 2tWi 312 20. 16. S. Illinois 28- 3 306 17.

St. Joseph's 23-9 212 18 Old Dominion 18-13 201 19 Duke 19-10. 155 astanrord 14-14 121 Others receiving votes: Louisiana Slate 92, Penn Stale 89, Maryland, 73, James Madison 67, North Carolina, Stale 38, Stn Diego Stale 32. Nevada-Las Vega 23, Illinois 19, Kansas 19, North Carolina 17, Oregon 17, DePaul 12, Colorado II, UCLA II, Houston 10, Northeast Louisiana 10, Kentucky 7, Missouri 7, Oklahoma Stale 7, New Mexico Slate 4, Mississippi 6, Creighton 3, Providence Fairfield 2, South Carolina Stephen Austin 2, Syracuse 2, Arizona 1, Bowling Green Notre Dame 1, Texas Tech 1. Wednesday's Game New York al Cleveland.

4:30 m. San Antonio al Indiana, 4:30 rn. Atlanta al Boston, 5 pm. Chicago at Milwaukee, 6.30 p.m Detroit at Dallas, 5:30 m. Houston at Phoenix, 6:30 m.

Wabh. al LA. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Monday's Gaines Chtcaqo 107, Boston 102 San Antonio 117. New York 112 Tuesday's Games A.

Clippers at Warriors, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia. 4:30 p.m. Detroit at Houston. 5 p.m.

New Jersey at Denver. 6:30 p.m. Washington at Utah. 6:30 p.m. Sacramento at Portland.

7:30 p.m. LA Lakers al Seattle. 7 30 pm. MtN Teem Seer 1 A'xwvei 2. Dar'mviri 1 3 vV-vwun.

IJO- Virginia 'vf IK 5 Car-cnest 234 Arizona. 741. 7 Noire 01 7- I Aurora, 264 Brown, Tee 'vane 2'3 II Cmwn. St. 12 Ptoi- Si .04 Myasxa, 311 M.

ne IS. Cmukb J85 BuCknell, jBfi Texas, Rc 41! Presence. 428 2I.Munlan4,472. 2. 48' Irdrtrtuall tlOJOOneW owl Jr (ao- Aa -sas ufl seconds.

2. J(ir Srer 770 3 Harry O'ff' Tras 39 2' 4 E' Car'er Penn St, a i so" 2324 4. Da' New t.e 54 Aua-SaS I BdTMM KOT'r, AS 7 JC89 i S'eve Tavor V-'gima J3'3 W. Cs SCvie. B-ewn.

I pa "1 fJerevjuPl, x- '2 S3. ViV'ny" SI, irxnV Jf 1 -a 7 4C 'S I We-- (W 29 44S0 16. '7 T-cn-a y.i 2920 H. Reuben -d IV VY'niams. -j i 79 i' 23.

Van Vi" -a- Dej Si 5564 22, esr 7 if 23 Jav rr 79 V6 24. R'lhard 01 16 26 Kj'. Vjr Cmar, S' 0' NiX" Orlittcv ijIKr- J. (, fc'iwru Dw'Tru'i. Iwnia.

30.030 i St 1C iMO t-" 30 32. yj X' II, 0 J. -J 34 '04f if locd ux; 'J 5 Ca ra Cvf 35 '3 71 -'41 41. Si, X- Vit 42, CW4 V. Is 71 43 Wi CA.

s' 'l fe.V' 6drs it I vrKf ar'a. If 31 4t B-g ivX. ui; 47 Afrii. 30 17 32 Is Vj-e; rr. Nc'rt Os, 30 19 '0 49, i-r Win JO 21 1.

SO. Vx f-acv 30 2S4S SI joe rov. Nefama. 26 IS. 2, Dm Cws AnuoMV 30 26 44 S3, BrM 30 26.

Si Greg Whitem. bwn. JO 280 55. Jesse McGure, Wtsiem Micn.gait. 30 2942.

St VWtuei Anarews, Oar'TOjin 71. 57 Gary Coot), Virginia Tecf. 30 30 35 SS, Ronald Fa'tn, Dartmouth, 30 31 09 A Vince Firlotte. Aniona, 32.99. 60, Bnan Leninan, Dartmoutti, 33 14.

61. Jonn Aaitrg. U'ati, 34.X. 62, Br Osco Colorado, 34 64 63, Keiron Tumte-mn, P'ovmence, 35 17 64, Taylor, Carolina SI, 3S10. 65, Gus ftjinonel, Cal-lryine, 30 3568.

64, Peier Weiitnmann, James Madison, 35 96. 62. Cameron Miidv en. N. 3641.

68, M'ke CConror, Moire Dame 30 36 99 69. Merria Jones, Svaruse. 38 21 70, Steven Baev, Perm 30 40 33 71 Jon Warren, Rte, 41 76. 72, James v-awi, Ariona, 42 43. 73, Jjnna Tarn--iSjO, Samt La'enre.

42 55 74 Enc Lueo yV'samsm. 75, Bruce AWjow-e" Wasr-rston 433 76. Sir-ton Goner's, A t.na, 30 44 SI 77. Pe'er Loomts, Brown, 30 46 44 if Tnoras Harjing. Tea, 32 47 3' 79 je'eman Cetego, Sojttvn Vfi-K s' 3D M.

H. Warn Ke er. Prow 48 c2. Vj-c Dai'S. 4990 82, 5cv Ce-scn jj jis 83 BenVe.iv, 30 -2 i4, jri Jares Wiie Indian, '2 2 St CMC Be-ncn Oeoon, 5j 32 87, B.Cf?r.

jOS. 47 86 Scot i re, S3 Si 89 Cavic Aioei, 8r0A JC' 5 90 Grfrne, 91 Jot Qade. Ar'K-a. 3 57 21. 92 Cr sooner Qtrw v''SC0ns S8S4 93 Menem Tw.

31 0044. 94. ROi S'a'k. CkxneeH, 310I 2S. 95, iKoeane Pante.

George Wof. 31012. errv B.e. VassacniiSStis, 31 02 13. 97.

Snaon Barnes. Tmas 31 0336 98, Jonn Van syoc, 31 U02 9. Larry ciarK, Ciemson, 31.0436 KO Man Taylor, Arkanvis, 31 '15 68. 10'. luv Maoaua, Wisconsin.

31 07 22. 102, rl we, A-ijona 31 '36 65. 103. Frank O'-vav. Prcvdece, 31 09 22.

IG4, Kra'J Necaska, 3110.58 ICS, Ricnj'd Coooer, Arearsas. 31:13 85 I Ryan Caniil, hc Ca-r 107, Ovies Cuie, B.knoil, 31 15 07. 108 Oristocner Morgan. 31 i6 17. 109 F'ank G'ai-ann.

Netyas-M 31 16 71 lJ, Er L.ens, Cornell 31 17 19 111. Ait-eoo Gomez. Re. 31 17 SO. IT2.

ary AcCartny, 31 1781. 113, jonn Fksyd, Bjcxnen, 31 1800. 114, James KeoTane Danmrjuiti, 31 1846. 115, Mine Lyties, Moniana, 31: 18 S3. 116.

Luis SancJvsi, Texas, 31 i960 117, Tim Covington, Virginia Teen, 31 2020 118, Daren Siwiero. N. Arizona, 31 20.42. 119. Jeffrey Nov, Perm 31 2164 120, Peter Vicenoo, CaHryine, 31:22 59.

121, Ted Neu. Bucknell, 31 23.71 122, Mitch Kratov. BuOineil, 31:24 72. IB, Jotin Traut-mann. Georgetown, 31 25.01.

124, David Der-rJevn, Colorado, 31:25.52. 125, Ri nuiyey, Notre Dame, 31:2701. 126, William Going, Georgetown, 31 28.29. 127, Jodv Fischer, Ne-Oraska, 31-2925. 128, Mike Narom, Colorado, 31 2993.

129, Aaron Ellison, Washington, 31 X.24. IX, Pal Kearns, Notre Dame, 31 .31.08. 131, Fergal Mullen, Brown, 3230 132, Ray Hunt, Monlana, 31:34.43. 133, Stormy Shouman. Washinglon, 31:35.69.

134, Aaron Mascorro, CaHryine, 31 37.05, 135, Mark Whf lenouse, Georgelown, 31:3765. 136, Victor Vuskalns, Indiana, 31:3855. 137, Steve Clarke, Arizona. 31:3908. IX, David Angeil, Texas, 31:39 30.

139, Alle Naesiieim, Washinglon, 31 42 74. 140, Tracy Garrison, Auhurn, 31:45.02. 141, Ken McChesnev, Monlana, 31:46.09. 14? Tim Swinfard, Arizona, 3147 .22. 143, Vince Brown.

31 50 41. 144, Greg Bronn, Wssnmgior, 3I S2 43. 145. Shawn Brinton, Cerfisos. 31 S4.02.

146, Flynn, George-io-. 31 56 59. 147, R.nard D'ggiy, R-ce, 'I 5703 148 Jonn Djggan, Providence, 3. 19 149 Dan Gougn, Bwn. 32.04.03.

150, DarOv Hcosor Coirracj, 32 04 77 151 Ha-ad G-anam, Neoraska, 32 05 16, Cna'es McCafrev, Cen-son, 32 07 06 IS3, Car. Neoraska. 3 0740. 154 momy GeciiDi 3: 07 77 155 Bax- i-c-ara 32 33 95 lit. Ancv ''ght Teias, 29 98 19 Lawrence Koe, Washington, it.

Bon Camra-aia I'dana, '2U97. 159. Siennen Imav Cal-ire, 16 160. Kr! SePC Caro'ira 17 S3. '61 Je'i fta-m.

32 17 54 162, ae gn Ccraco, 23 4 163 Vinny Penn Sf 32 li 90 164 Kerthar.e, "rjpTce. 32 24 10. ItS L3 F.iler Toas 5 i66 V.icnaei Sm in re 32' 29 73 167, Couture Orvm.il Btm) in. 's-nia Teti 32 4f 88 169. Joe Beai'v.

v-'a-a 32 4 40 ITS. yvi Bjr-ett, Rice, i 46 J4) iM i qa'p Csn'vinn 72 4880. Jtrt p-'pr. Voriana. 32 4V49 173.

Brian i'l 32. 50.6- 174 SimiOP Vlliams, I7S. Jason Eicno'tz. N. 3.3 0470 176, David Yv'ttmar, 'an, 33 '3 10.

'77. Me Seaman, pro. -f ii. Xi 32 41 178. Joe Tr.coe.

Tens, i' il i9, Tom Maoen. Notre Dame, 46 08. 183 I ance Bened'd Rice, 33 46 38 WOMEN Team scoring Oregon, 98 2, N. 'aronna m. 3.

Yale, 116 4, Texas, M3. 5, Teias-EI Paso, 150 6, Wisconsin. 155. 1, A.acama 163 8, Cat-Irvine. 216.

9. Ancansas, 272 10 Wake Fcest, 227 II, Arizona. 2X. 12. Coraraoo 249.

13, Clemson, 263. 14, Penn 304 15 Rice 372 1. Kansas 405. Individgals (5JCrie1er Course) 1. Kim Be'z.

Indiana, 16 10.85. 2, Jaaie Gcodman, Cianoma 16 1555. 3, Suz TuHey, N. Caronna 16 1736 4. Krishna Liungoerg, Te-EI Paso, 16:17 73 5, Annette Hand, O-egoo, 16 18 50 6, Janet Smith, N.

Carolina S', 16 19 38 7. Renee HarOaugh. Carolina St 16 20 33 8, R'ta Deinove, Texas-Ei Paso, 16 2' 38 9 Vicni Huoer, Vilianova. 16 22.93 HI, Leoocid, Texas. I 2369 11, Kirsten CHara, Cainoma, 14:26.95.

12, Oaves. Oeoon. 16 31.25. 13. Kelly JraWM.

Yaie. 16.3596 14, MenoV Bve, "arias 16 3682 15. EiizaDftn Wilson. Ore-rr. 16X28 16.

Eisoeth Turner, Aiaoama. It 4' 88 17 Heidi Olafsdoftir, Alaoama. 'itlSS 18. Path Matava, Virginia, 16 4 5 49. i'-i Joov Texas-San Antonio, 16,46 78, 70 B.fv Sat.

CaHrvme, 16.47.24. S.u Favor. Wisconsin. 16:47,64 72, w- jnan. Brignam vrx-ng, 16.47 86 23, B-A-an.

yun. 16:4896 24, Carole '6 49 15 25, An geia Coon. 49 27 26. Sarah Sm-th, 't )r. 17 Ke iv Cr-ampaa-'e.

Tt-xas. I' 1 Fas'n Vc i- 7 ryj" Resr. Vcav.i. -7 7. -a-.

17 T. C-s 1. 'J jh-j Warriors schedule Sun I Mon I Tub I Wed I Thu I Fri I SaT! NFL standings NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Pli. PF PA SenFrancisce 8 2 0 .800 274 710 New Orleans. 7 3 0 700 260 175 A.

Rans 3 7 0 .300 191 265 Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 143 294 Central CNrago 8 2 0 .800 276 170 nntwla 6 4 0 600 217 210 Green Bav 4 5 I 450 183 19! T.imoa Bay 4 6 0 .400 219 706 Detroit 2 8 0 .200 169 280 East Washinglon I 3 0 700 750 182 Dallas 5 5 0 500 222 222 Ptmade'imia 4 6 0 .100 218 264 St Louis 4 6 0 HO 237 254 Gia-ls .3 7 0 TOO 174 225 AMERICAN CONFERENCE West SanO.ego 8 2 0 8-30 195 1(9 SeaM 7 3 0 .700 7rt 181 Denver 6 3 I 650 752 206 L.A Rao -s 3 7 0 330 200 2i18 KansasCty I 9 0 .100 145 288 Central 7 3 0 700 278 138 Houston 6 4 0 .600 2.0 223 P'fsburgh 6 4 0 eOO 207 211 Cincinnati 3 7 0 .300 120 216 East But'aio 5 0 .500 181 238 Ind.anaoolis i i 0 .500 193 164 Miami 0 500 264 225 New England 5 5 0 .500 190 191 NY. 5 5 0 .500 225 203 Sunday's Games San Francisco 24, Tampa Bay 10 Minnesota 24. Atlanta 13 Bullak) 17, New York Jets Cleveland 40, Houston 1 Chicago 30, Detroit 10 Green Bay 23, Kansas City 3 New England 24, Indianaoolls 0 Pittsburgh 30, Cincinnati 16 St. Louis 31, Philadelphia 19 New Orleans 23, Y. Giants 14 Seattle 34, San Diego 3 Denver 23, L.A.

Raiders 17 Miami 20, Dallas 14 Monday's Game A. Rams 30 Washington 26 Thursday, Nov. 24 Kansas City at Delroil, 9:30 p.m. Minnesota al Dallas. I m.

Sunday, Nov. 29 Cleveland at San Francisco, 5 p.m Cincinnati at Y. Jets. 10 am. Green Bav al Chicago, 10 a.m.

Houston al Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Miami at Bu'faio, 10 a. New Oneans Pittsburgh. 10 a Philadelphia at England. 10 a.m.

S' Louisai Atlanta. 10 a.m. Tampa Bay a' A Rams I Giansat Washmu'oc 1 p.m Denver at San Diego I p.m. Monday, Nov. 30 A Racers at Seai'ic.

6 Rams, 30-26 L.A. Rams 14 9 1 0-30 Washington 9 7 3 7-26 First Quarter LA-Wiicner 35 fumae return (Lanslord kick). 135 Wash Met 17 pass from Williams (kick failed, 9: 14 Wash-FG 22, 14 07 LA-Brown 95 kickoft return (Lanslord luck), 14:25 Second Quarter LA-FG Lanslord 37. 6:20 LA Wn'te 1 run ikick taiicdi. 10-54 Wash-Williams 1 run (Haii-Sneikh kick), 13:35 Third Quarter Wash FG Haii-Sheixn 7 57 LA Brown 26 pass from Evereh (Lans-fordkickl.

11 22 Fourth Quarter Wash Monk 5 pass from Williams (Haii- Sheiknkickl, :04 WASH First downs 14 20 Rusnes-vards 44-138 226 Passing 96 272 Return Yards 36 Comp-AIHnt 7-13-1 2447-1 Sacked-YardsLost HO 4-31 Punls 8-36 7-37 Fumbles-Lost 00 VI Penalties-Yards 1H8 6-51 Timeof Possession 30:13 29:47 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Los Angeles, While 35-112, Guman 8-27, Everett minus 1). Washinglon, Rogers 13-19, Bryant 7, Williams VI, Clark H). PASSING-Los Angeles, Everett 7-13-V 106. Washington, Williams 24-46308, Bryant 0-HH). RECEIVING Los Angeles, Brown 2-39, Guman 2-37, Ellard H7, While 1-7, D.Johnson Washington, Monk 543, Didier 5-74, Bryant 5-40, Clark 1-69, Sanders 2-13, Warren Ml, Rogers H3.

MISSED FIELD GOALS None. TENNIS WOMEN Through Nov. IS WITA Money Leaders 1, Sietfi Graf, $932,535. 2, Martina Navralt-lova $886 602 3, Cnris Evert, $576,856 Shriver. $525,718 5.

Helena Sukova, $402,524. 6, Gaorie'a Sabalini, $329,900. 7, Lori McNeil. $316,013. 8.

Nana Mandlikova. 1310,149. 9, Ciaudia Kohoe-Kilsch, $298,273. 10, Zina Garrison, 1297,937. Virginia Slims Points 1.

Sietfi Oral, 4,755. 2, Martina Navralito-va 3,926 3. Chris Evert. 3,817 4. Pam Shriver, 3,265, 5, Gabrieia Sabatini, 2,806.

6, Helena Sworn. 2 773. 7 Hana Mandlikova, 2,555. 8, lori McNei 2 747 9, Zina Garrison, 2, 190. 10, Manueia Maieeva, 1,867 Golden Gate FINAL STANDINGS com.

aii Oinbot 10 0 16 1 DiatJioVailev 8 2 13 4 San Jose 6 4 8 6 San Francisco 4 6 4 9 West Valley 2 8 2 14 Lanev 0 10 0 13 An-conference MVP: Jessica Bennett, Chabot. First team: Meianie Mariano, Meli-nda Srhonerl, Chabot; Chariene Vegay, San Jose, Julie Rodriguez, Carolyn Eberl, Dionna Ward, diablo Valley. Second team: Grace Fernandez, Tami Fong, San Francisco; Alba Diazoiaz, San Jose; Lisa Berry, Chabot; Teresa Wallers, DVC; Dana Davis, Lanev. All-State (North) Mona Sualua.Sheile Gillespie, College of the Seouoias; Allison Zumwalt, Santa Rosa; Jessica Bennett, Chabot; Shari Van Grouw, Kings River; Jeanette Branscum, De Anza. All Northern California Melnia Mariano, Chabof; Laurie Smith, American River; Charlen Vegay, San Jose; Dionna Ward, Diablo Valley; Lyn Brazil, Cosumnes River; Debbie Burouez.

Santa Rosa. Honorable mention Melinda Schonert, Cnabol. CIF playoffs OF REGIONAL PLAYOFFS NORTH SECTION Division I Los Alios at Lowelf-San Francisco; Granada-Livermore at Davis; LeianrJSan Jose at Loganremont, Lincoln-Stocklon al Frpmont-Sunnwate. Division It S. San Francisco at Yrefca; AnalvSeoastapol at Ponderosa-Shingie Sprmgs; East Union-Manieca at Albany; SttyimeOakiand at Haroor-Safrta Crur Division III O'lano vs.

St a Sacred Heart. Unwerstt higtSF. at Heiena. SOUTH SECTION Division I Carson at Neorj-' H'p a' Ctvo'ia 1( 3t Hgrt 5 ci-5at Mt Ca t-' j' Division II Trt a' -a ii U' 'y Ht-Sa a' Division 111 W'c-c 1 1 Fmi' Pate'-San Waron'ra-S'e'o Note An rr- SAN ANTONIO FG FT Ret) MM M-A M-A O-T A PF Pts Berry 27 GreerryMOd 29 BncXowWi 27 Dawk ins 40 Robertson 41 Neely 21 Ml 0 I 20 04 58 (5 2-4 04 1-2 01 1 i 4 2 4 13 I 26 11 3 I 2 1 3 4 1 3 15 1 0 i 0 I 0 CnxJmundsson 10 2-3 Anderson 18 Wood II 1-1 Davis 4 0-2 Nimohius 12 3-5 24 0 2 Totals 240 1741 41-S2 17-50 23 25 117 Percentages: FG .458, FT .788 2-Poinl Goals: 500 (Wood PI, Dawkins 1-2, Robertson 01) Team Rebounds: 7 Blocked shots: 4 (Nimphius 3, Robertson). Turnovers: IS IBrickowski 5, Anderson 4, Robertson 3, Greenwood 3).

Steals: 9 (Robertson Brl-ckowski, Dawkins, Nealy, Nimohius). Technical fouls: None. Illegal defense: None. NEW YORK FG FT Reb MM M-A M-A O-T APFFTs Green 32 3-7 4-5 44 2 5 K) Walker. 31 1-14 3-3 1 4 19 Ewing .....28 M3 2-12 1 5 21 38 9-18 2-5 15 3 20 tucker 29 4-13 0-0 1-3 4 5 8 W.lkins 23 3-9 0-0 0-1 2 3 6 McNeaiy 12 0-2 0-0 1-2 1 2 0 Cartwighl 20 5-7 64 1-8 2 2 14 Cumnings 2-2 0 2 8 Wn'e 4 0) 00 2 0 0 Thorn'on 6 00 (H) 0 4 0 Newman 4 2-7 00 0 0 4 Totals 240 44-92 24-38 13-44 30 35 112 Percentages: FG 478, FT .800 3-Point Goals: 0-4.

M) (Tjcker 0-3, Jacxson Oil Team Rebounds: 8 Blocked shots: 5 tCwirg 3, vVaixer, Green), Turnovers: 17 Jackson 3, Tucxer 2, Wkins 2, Ante 2, Tho-nton 2. Green 2, Wa'ke', WcNeaiy, Carfwrignl, Cummingsi. Steals: 9 If wmg 2. Jarxson 2, Ca'Svnqni Tucker Nnwrnan) Technical hjuls: Oe'av ol game, 6 16 1st; of game, .53 4m Illegal defense: None. San Antonio 39 31 IS 32-117 New York 35 25 27 25-112 T-2 17 Officials-Jake CDonncll.

Jim Capers. Bulls, 107-102 CHICAGO FG FT Reb MM M-A M-A O-T A PF Pts Sellers 13 2-3 00 13 4 Oanev 28 3-6 6-8 2 3 12 Giimore 18 1-3 00 0 4 3 Paxson 38 8-12 2-3 6 2 19 Jordan 41 12-26 7-10 4-10 3 5 31 P'ppen .....38 8-18 3-7 1 3 20 Threat! 8 00 00 0 1 0 Corzine 26 4-i 1 0 12 20 2-4 0-2 1 1 4 Sparrow 6 0-2 00 00 11 0 Brown 4 1-2 00 0-1 0 0 2 Totals 240 4143 24-38 1S40 23 M7 Percentages: FG .494, FT .632 iPoint Goals: PI, 1 000 (Paxson). Team Rebounds: 9. Blocked shots: I (Pippen). Turnovers: 12 (Jordan 5, Oakley 3, Giimore 2, Corzinel.

Steals: 14 (Pippen 6, Jordan 4, Oak lev, Paxson, Corzine, Brown). Technical fauls: None. Illegal defense: None BOSTON FG FT Reb MM M-A M-A O-T A PF Pts Dave 33 3-11 2-2 3 2 4 8 Roberts 37 2-2 1-4 2 5 14 Parish 31 4-10 6-8 1-9 2 3 14 Johnson 35 8-13 6-8 0-5 7 2 23 Ainge 39 8-13 3-3 0-1 5 6 20 Acres 22 0-2 1-3 2 5 2 Lohaus 21 54 00 2 1 3 10 Lewis 0-1 10 3 Sichling 6 0-1 VI 04 1 0 1 Henry 11 2-5 2-2 01 0 1 7 240 38-72 23-30 141 23 29 102 Percentages: FG .528, FT .767 J-Point Goals: 3-7, .429 (Johnson 1-1, Ainge VI, Henry 1-4. Lohaus 0-1). Team Rebounds: 7.

Blocked shots: 4 (Acres 2, Roberts, Parish). Turnovers: 22 (Parish 5, Ainge 4, Lohaus 3. Dave 3, Roberts 2. Acres 2, Johnson. Lewis, Henry).

Steals: 6 lAmge 3, Johnson 2, Davel. Technical fouls: illegal oelcnse. 5.08 2nd Illegal defense: 1. Chicago 29 22 24 32-107 Boston 37 26 24 15-102 A-15 314. T-2: 13 Officials Ronnie Nunn, Bruce Alexander MONDAY'S SPORTS TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIOESS-Named Jeff vice president for marketing, communications and pjoiic relations.

Rehired Dick Tracewski, Aiex Grammas, Vaoa Pmson, B'liv Wen and Billy Consolo, coaches, for the 1988 season. FOOTBALL National Football League PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Waived Mike MiCIC'Skov, light end. Reactivated Alan Reid, running back, from iniured reserve. COLLEGE IDAHO STATE fired Jim Koeller, head fooioall coach: Walt Criner, assistant head coach and of'ensive line coach; Bill Flodin, defensive coordinator and defensive backfield coach: Mick McCall, running backs coach and special teams coordinator, Neai Richardson, linebacker coach, and Ken Garland, defensive line coach. ILLINOIS STATE Fired Bob Otoiski, head football coach.

KANSAS-fired Bob Valesenle, head football coach. WESTERN CAROLINA Announced the resignation of Steve Coltretl, men's head basketball coach. Named Herb Krusen interim head coach. WOFFORD Fired Rick Gilstrap, head football coach. HORSE RACING Through Nov.

IS Jockeys Mnts 1st 2nd 3rd Cordero 1,150 207 169 157 Santos U23 263 234 173 Pincay U20 287 248 171 Day 1J54 367 252 216 McCarron 764 172 121 94 Stevens 1,531 265 257 218 Anlley 1,471 281 253 210 Romero 1,260 218 162 163 Davis 1,356 182 203 151 Delahossy 1,277 200 206 200 Trainers Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Lukas 1,547 315 263 206 Purses $10,559,914 10,411,009 9,903,021 9,832,824 8332,541 8,048,037 7,283,862 6.787,518 5,994,635 5,859,288 Purses $14316,117 Whittinghm 412 73 55 57 Van Berg 1,133 195 17! 134 Sfephens 285 47 49 Alltieid 340 95 53 40 6,314.857 4 599.821 4,391,143 3,169,030 NOV. 23 0 25 26 28 22 Clippers 76er 29 30 QE 2 3 QLT Mavs Rockets 6 7 8 10 IT Caw Hawks Jazz 13 14 15 16 18 () Lakers Sonics Nordiques, 4-3 Montreal 0 2 10-3 Quebec 10 3 1-4 First PeriodI. Oiebec. Donnelly 1 IJacxsonl, 12:19. Penai'ies-McPhee.

Mon (tripping), Lambert, Que (holding), VS. 59 Second Period 2, Montreal, Corson 5 (Richer), 5:03. 3, Montreal, Nastund 7 (Corson, Richerl 1:48 Penalties McPhee, Mont, meior (Ikjhlina), 5S; Lambert, Que, maior (lignl.ngl. 10:55. Third Period 4, Quebec, Lafrenlere (Goulel.

Lambert), 2:54. 5. Quebec Goutel (Haworth, P.SIaslnv), 7 00 (pp). Montreal, Lemieux 7 (Smith, Richer), 19:22 (pp). Penalties 5voboda, Mon (tripping), Corson, Mon (hooking), 70; P.SIaslnv, Que (slashing), 11:09, Carbonneau, Anon (roughing), Corson, Mon, minor-maior (roughing, lighting), Moller, Que, double maior (fighling, head-bulling), Lemieux, Mon (slashing), 20:00.

Overtlme-7, Quebec, A.Stastny 6 (Goulel, Carkner), 1:44 (pp). Shots on goal Montreal 7-WO 23. Quebec 10-I6-134-47. Power-play Orwrtunities-Wonlreal I o( 3, Quebec 2 of 5. Goalies Montreal, Rov (47 shots -43 saves).

Quebec Gossefin (23-20). A-I5J96. Referee Terry Gregson. Linesmen-Wayne Bonnev, Leon Stickle. Flames, 9-2 New Jersey 1 0 1-3 Calgary 2 I 1-9 irsl Period-1, Caigary, Suter 2 (Bozek, Hurler), 2:57.

2, New Jersey, Carlsson 1 (korn, MacLean), 5:55. 3. Caigary, Loob 9 (Bunard, Su'eri, pp. 12:19. Penait es-Velis-chex.

NJ, 717; Cirena, NJ, 9 22; Pepiirrski, Cgv, double minor. 9 22; Shananan, NJ, Tcneili.Cgv, 13-21. Second Pcriod-4, Calgary, McCrlmmon 4 3 27 5, Ca jary Bozek 1 (Suten, 6:07, 6, Calgary, Bunard II (Tonelli), 9 17, 7, Calgary. Mullen 9 (Peoiinski, Otto), 10.50. 8, Caigary, Buliard 12 (Mullen, Macln-nis).

PP. 13:48. 9, Ca'gary, Peplinski I (Mullen, McCrimmon), 18.37. Penanies-Pe-plinski, Cgy, Otto, Cgy, maior (fighling), Danevko. NJ, maior (fighting), MacLean, NJ, 12:38, Mark, NJ, Anderson.

NJ, Hunter, Cgy, 15:39. Third Period 9, Calgary, Nieuwendvk 12 (Maclnnis, Loob), pp. 3:20. 10, New Jersey, Velischek I (Mark, Mullen, 12:12. Penalties Anderson, NJ, double minor, (misconducl), 2:41, Hunter, Cgy.

2:41. Danevko, NJ, maior (tigntingl, 9:46: Roberts, Cgy, minor-maior (fighling), Tonelli, Cgy, 16:22. Shots on goal-New Jersey 11-9-1333. Caigary 14-19-13-46. PowerDlay conversions Mew Jersey SO.

Calgary S-3. Goalies New Jersey, Chevrier (returned to start 3rd), Sauve (6:07 of 2nd). Caigary, Dadswell. A 18,586. Referee-Don Koharski.

Statistics NEW YORK (AP) National Hockey League statistics through Nov. 22: SCORING LEADERS A Pts Ptm Grefzky, Edm 16 36 52 I Savard.Chi 13 34 47 18 Goulet.Que 13 25 38 4 Lemieux, Pit. II 19 37 22 PStaslny.Que 17 18 35 I Messier, Edm 14 18 32 16 Hawerchuk.Win 11 21 32 14 Wilson, Chi I 22 30 18 Carson, LA 16 13 29 15 Poddubny.NYR 15 14 29 26 Robilaille, LA 8 21 29 28 Naslund.MII 6 23 29 4 Tanti.Van 11 17 28 34 Dionne, NYR 14 13 27 20 Lafonlaine.NYl 15 11 26 10 Simpson, Pit 13 26 34 Ciccarelli.Min ..11 15 26 14 Adams, Van 15 10 25 4 Kurri.Edm 11 14 25 10 Chelios.Mtl 7 18 25 30 GOALTENOERS RECORDS (Empty-net goals parentheses) MP GA SO Avg Roy 610 24 1 2.36 Havward 795 Montreal (1) 1405 Sauve 375 Chevrier 839 New Jersey. 1214 Peelers 400 Maiarchuk 812 Washington(l) .....1211 Hrudev 924 Smith 288 NY Islanders 1212 Hanlon 135 Stelan 692 Eliot 25 Detroil (3) 1152 Liut 592 Weeks 512 Sidowkewicz 60 Hartford 1164 1 2.79 2 265 0 2.72 1 3.00 1 292 0 2 85 0 296 0 2.97 1 312 0 3.13 1 3.12 1 303 0 3 03 0 4 80 1 3.23 1 2.91 0 3.78 0 6.00 1 3.25 1 3.16 0 3.48 1 337 1 3.20 0 5.81 1 3.43 0 3.29 0 3.65 0 151 1 320 0 3.68 1 140 0 3.27 0 3.66 0 3 67 0 4 80 0 1)3 0 100 0 3.51 0 6 00 1 194 0 3.82 0 4 06 0 4.00 1 338 1 4.12 1 4.02 0 3.51 0 419 0 4.93 0 3.75 0 3.95 0 442 0 4.04 1 3.74 0 5.27 1 4J)7 0 3.84 0 4.59 0 4.11 0 3.96 0 400 0 4 30 0 4.13 0 366 0 3 99 0 4.96 0 4 22 0 4S9 0 478 0 4.7S Keans 664 Lemelin 673 Boston (1) 1337 Fuhr 1217 Reaugh 67 Edmonton (2) 1271 Berthiaume 657 Reddick 559 Winnipeg (1) I21S Wamslev 581 Millen 570 St. Louis (3) 1151 Pietrangek) 220 Riggin Meioche Guenette Pittsburgh (I).

721 215 WO 1284 Caprice. 60 McLean 973 Brodeur 240 Vancouver (2) 1273 Beaupre 817 Takko 458 Minnesota (2) 127S Besler 390 Wreggel 820 Toronto 1210 Dadswell Vernon Calgary (I). Young 393 888 1281 320 Hextall 730 LaForesi 285 Philadelphia (1) 1335 Gossenn 946 Brunetta 205 Quebec (I) 1151 Mason 891 Pang 379 Chicago 1270 'vanhsorouck 727 Scoll Frney NY Rarwersf!) RdTasso Puoca 90 460 1277 475 466 119 409 856 Buffalo (2) nfii'V APpoll The Too Twenty teams In me Auvaclater Press college football poll, with tirjHxece votes in parentheses, record through games of Nov 21, total Points Dated on and last week's ranking: Record Pis Pvs 1 Oklahoma (541 1HX) 1,173 2 J. Miami, FH. (41 9-04 1708 3 3.

Florida State 9-M 1,05 4 4 Syracuse 1HW 983 5. Nebraska -M 7 1 a. LSU 9-t-l RO 7 Auourn l-t-1 809 10 I South Carolina. l-2fl 711 12 9 Michigan Slate I-M 610 II 10 Notre Oame 8-2-0 654 7 II UCLA 9-20 420 12 Oklahoma Stat 9-2-0 478' i 13 13. Clemson 9-2-0 347 I 14 Georgia 7-W 344 14 15 Texas A8.M 8-24 336 1 16 Tennessee 1-2-1 320 IS 17 Southern Cai 8-J-O 213 IB A aoama 7-M 175 12 19 tca M4 1S6 11 20 0-3-0 119 O-ner vo'es: Pern Sta'e 99 i-cl ara S3 54 San Jose SW 24, II, An- Force 9, Eastern Michigan 9, O'C ya'e 6.

Arxarjai Mxh gan 1, Tuiane I. UPI poll k.FrV YORK Theurlted Press Intema-lr 6.ra ot Caches' Tip 20 Dan rat.rgs, whh first- votes and record- in pa-erheses. total points (Dased on 15 coifs tor rst oiate, 14 'or second, arc: tas' weex's ranxing: 1 aomai)i(H!) 748 2 2 Miami i.2l 'Ml 3 Ficnda Stale 4 Syracuse 11-0! 5 Nebraska '9-D 6. Auourn (HH 7 Louisiana SI. 19-1-11 8 Michigan State '8-2-1 9 Sccuih 18-2'-.

10 UCLA '9-21 11 Notre Dame (6-2 12 Ok'aroma Slate (9-2! 13. Clemson U.SojinernCai 15. Texas MM '8-21 16. Tennessee 8-2-1! 17. Georgia (7-3! 18.

Penn Slate 18-3) 19 Pittsourgh (8-3) 20. Indiana 18-3) ..691 3 644 4 575 6 55i I 434 9 413 10 328 11 311 12 287 222 7 OT 13 108 8 IB 8714 68 IS 4916 35 I 32 17 23 I z-unranxed Others receiving votes: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Iowa, San Jsse Stale, Texas, Wyoming. Div. I-AA poll MISSION, Kan. The too 20 teams in me final 1987 National Collegiate Athletic Association Division t- AA football poll, conducted by the Division l-AA Football Committee and released Monday, with total points (ftrst-piace votes parentheses): Scnool Points 1.

Holy Cross (Mass) (11-0) (4) 80 2. Appalachian State (NO (-2J 76 3. Northeast Louisiana (9-2) 72 4. Northern Iowa (8-3) 60 5. Idaho (9-21 64 6.

Georgia Southern (8-3) 60 7. Eastern Kentucky (8-2) 5 1 James Madison (Va.) (9-2) 51 9. Jecxson Stale (Miss.) (8-2-1) 48 10. Weber Sta'e (Ulahl (9-2) 45 11. Western Kentucky (7-3) 12 Arkansas Stale (7-3-1) 37 13 Maine (8-3) 31 14 Marshall (7-4) 15.

Youngstown state (Ohio) (8-3) 24 16. North Texas Stale (7-4) 20 17 16 18. Howard (DC) '9-11 12 19 Sam Hous'on Si (Texas) (8-3) 8 20 Delaware State (7-3) 4 O'ner scnoois receiving votes (I'sted aiphaoeVca iv) Aicorn State (M.ss Con necticut. Harvard Northern Arizona, New Hampshire and Western Illinois. Sheridan poll The 'op 10 teams in me Sher'ctan Poll of too'fcar teams, w-m hrst-piace votes in oare-iheses.

records through Nov. 21 and fo'ai points. No. School Record Pts. I Cer-tra'St 10nl 139 2.

Howard (11 9-M 117 3. JacksonSI 8-2-1 105 4 Wins'on-Soiem SI 9-2-0 79 5 Alabama AiM HO 78 6 Delaware Si 66 7. TuSiegeeU 8-2-0 45 8. Hampton 9-2-0 47 9 Virginia Union 7-3-0 22 lO.AicornSI II (lie Alaoama SI 7-jtO 11 Div. II playoff MISSION.

Kan. (AP) Here are the pairings for the NCAA Division II football playoff announced Monday: First-Round, Nev. 24) Mankato State, Minn, 9-2, at Portland State, 9-1-1. Northern Michigan, 9-1, at Angeto Slate, Tvc ft-7 Inrfiana Pa M-l Ml fwitral Florida, M. WinstorrSatem, N.C, 9-2, at Troy Slate, Aia, v-h.

Semifinals, Dec At Participating Institutions. Cisarncxonship, Dec 12 At Florence, Ala. Div. Ill playoff FIRST ROUNO Salstrdav, Nov. 21 EAST Wagner 38.

Rochester 14 Fordham41, Hotslra6 SOUTH Wash 8, Jefferson 23, Allegheny, Pa. 17, OT Emory 8, Henry, Va 49, Ferrum 7 NORTH Augus'ara, IB. S3. Hiram Col. 0 Dayton 52, Capital 28 WEST SI.

John's, 7, Guslavus Adclphus 3 Central Iowa 17. Memo 0 SECONO ROUND Saturday, Nev. 7J EAST Aaj-er at Fcrdham 9 30a.m SOUTH D-cr a' Wasni jelfc-scn 9 30 a NORTH Aus'a-a I-, a' Lav1-- Or-c 12 30 am. WEST S' a lowj lOlOam SEMIFINALS S.ituraay. Dec 5 ChWPIONSMIP Amr Alonzo Sraqg Oeyt Saturday, Dec, 12 At Pnenix City, Aia 1 AlW ITlTV gamea raHome riRoed game game NfcW VORK.

(AP) The National Basxetbail Association individual scoring, reooundirg. field goal oercentage and assist Icaocrs through Nov. 22: SCORING FG FT PtsAv Jordan. Chi 9 106 94 307 34 1 Bird. Bos 7 77 44 205 29 3 Port 7 80 35 203 29 0 Aguirre.

Dail 9 96 47 242 26 9 Barxiey.Pnil 7 45 48 182 26.0 Teus. Sac 6 4 151 25.2 Davis. Phot 8 76 49 Ml 25 1 9 S9 223 24 8 Thoroe.SK 8 72 52 196 24.5 9 93 33 219 24.3 Maione Utah 10 92 58 242 24 1 102 35 239 23.9 Flovd.G.S 83 69 234 23.6 Eiiis, Sea 9 87 27 210 23 3 81 46 209 23 2 M.Walone. Wash 9 59 89 207 23.0 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FGFGA Pet Conine, Chi 34 51 .66) Barklev, Phil 65 101 .644 Rodman, Del 42 68 .618 Hansen, Utah 47 78 .603 33 55 .600 McKev.Sea 45 76 .592 Chi 35 60 .583 Green, LAL 52 90 .578 Case. LAC 40 70 .571 Miller, Ind 62 109 .569 Parish, Bos.

69 122 .566 REBOUNDING OH Del TotAvsl Oak lev, Chi Williams, N.J Berkley, Phil SHtma, Mil Maione, Wash. Green, LAL. Parish. Bos Olaiuwon, Hou. Laimbeer, Del 43 106 M9 V4.6 28 65 93 133 51 84 12 0 90 120 noil 105 11.7 99 11.0 109 109 96 10.7 85 106 13 10.4 Thorpe, Sac.

ASSISTS No. Avg. 9 106 11.8 Johnson, LAL. Porter, Port 9 100 10 97 Dawkins.S.A 9 82 Slotfton. Utah 10 91 Lever, Den 9 81 Rivers, All 7 61 9 76 Smith, Sac 8 64 Jonnson, Bos 10 74 TEAM OFFENSE II 1 San Antonio 9 LA Lakers 9 Dcnve- 9 Detroit 8 Porrand 9 PI.

1106 1100 1090 95B 1051 911 ll'O 1103 902 1C73 854 953 918 B40 Avg 122.9 1222 121.1 1198 1168 113.9 1113 1103 no 2 107 3 106 8 105 9 1054 105 3 I0S0 104 9 Sacraen'o Seate Irrjia-i e.e ard fan Da Pk'" 7 ne'an Golden State 1047 Chicago 9 942 New Jersey 7 717 Atlanta 9 914 Philadelphia 7 696 New Vorx 9 883 L.A. Clippers 9 882 104.7 104.7 102.4 101.6 994 981 98.0 TEAM DEFENSE No. Avg 97.2 981 1000 1016 101.7 W4.7 1063 107 3 107.3 107.6 108 3 1084 I0S6 110.3 110.4 1113 1124 112.4 113.1 116.3 117.8 125.8 Atlanta 9 Utah 10 Chicago 9 Phiiaaeipnia 7 New York 9 Houston 9 Milwaukee 10 Dallas 9 Seattle 9 L.A. Clippers 9 Boston 10 Cleveland 8 New Jersey 7 Indiana 10 Phoenix 8 A. Lasers 9 Detroit 8 Washington 9 Denver 9 Golden State Portland 9 Sacramento 8 San Antonio 9 OUARTERHORSE LEADERS Through Nov.

IS Horses 1, Elans Special, 11,071341. 2, Florentine, S61U70. 3, Ronas Ryon, S442JI7. 4, Special Snake, (372,985. 5, Elaina Rae, 6, Shoot Yeah, 1301,596.

7, Dash For Speed, 8289 J338 8, Runaway Winner, $259,459. 9, Jodv O'Toole, $242,241. First Down Dash, $239,136. Trainers 1, Blane Schvaneveldl, 81,890,261 2, Rus sell Harris, $1,573,524. 3, John Buchanan, $1,087,453.

4, Bob Bafferl, $996,655. 5, Jack Brooks, 1315.997 6, Ed Giles, $526 05. 7, Arnold Simmons, $473,481. 8, Dwavne GiH breath, $469,685. 9, Charles Cascio, $462,608.

10, BobOv Turner, $460,781 Jockeys 1, James Lacxev. $1,217,438. 2, Alex Baidiilez, $1,200 038 3, Danny Cardoza, $1,192,478. 4, John Creeger, $1,129 172. 5, Kennelh Hart, $1,049,622 6, Roy Brooks, $960,525.

7, Eddie Garcia, $972,974. 8 Jacky Martin. $849,959 9, Jer-y Nicooemus. 1871,962. 10, Kip Didericksen, $776,489, EE Cape Town CAPE TOvVN Sooth A'rta iAPi -Riuits Voncay 'nr- $375 JU0 Na'toral Panasonic Tennis Chanr-nge icrnaireni SINGLES First Round ttevt Ajs'-n Toas del Von Davs Bl-on-oor Pate, Las Vocas Nev Soi'h At'.

A 7-5 6-4 CART u. Through Nev. I FMal PPG Cup Standings 1, Bobby Ranal, 188 2, Muztael Anrretti, 158 3, Ai unser. 107. 4.

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