Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 11

Tuesday, October 15,1985 Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, Calif Youth soccer teams busy Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer League games are played throughout the area each weeknight and virtually all day Saturday. The under-18 teams play at Yokayo School; under-14's at Pomolita and Yokayo schools; under-12's at Pomolita, Frank Zeek and Redwood Valley schools; under-10's at Frank Zeek, Nokomis and Oak Manor schools; under-8's at Oak Manor, Nokomis and St. Mary's schools and Redwood Valley's Li ms Field. Following are scores of games that have been played already and were reported to the Journal and the divisional standings as of Oct. 6.

UKIAH VALLEY YOUTH SOCCER Under 6 Burger King 4, Cozy Corner 1 Kids'Stuff 7, Burger King 0 Kids' Stuff 7, Cozy Corner 1 National Auto Glass 7, OB-GYN 0 OB-GYN6, House of Pizza 0 Pleasant View Dairy 5, House of Pizza I Under 7 Boys Savings Bank 5, Rick's Donuts 1 I Savings Bank 3, Myers HenrleO Under I Girls Coca Cola 2, Cal State Credit Union 0 Coca Cola 12, Quality Motors 0 Thatcher's Florist 1, Cal State Credit Union 1 California Realty 2, Pam Rones CPA 1 Pam Rones CPA 1, Computer Scene 0 Under I Boys Ukiah20-30Club0 Bell Industries0 Ukiah Ukiah Medical Center Ukiah 20-30 Club 2, Norge Village 1 Under 10 Girls Lucky Distributors 1, Redwood Empire Lions 1 Soroptlmlst 4, Lucky Distributors 1 Rain Forest Fantasy 2, Redwood Empire Lions 2 Potter Valley YpnkeesS, Redwood Empire Lions 2 Under 10 Boys Klwanls4, FoodlandO Cobras 4, Foodland2 Selzer Realty 3, Group Cable 0 First American Title 1, Bob Mlrata Insurance 0 Under 12 Girls Midas Mulder 4, Mendo Lake Termites 1 Mendo Lake Termites 1, Western Title 0 Under 12 Boys 3-D Construction 4, California Yurts 0 JanWay Ford 1, Wynn's Stereo CB 0 Under 14 Girls Lee Adams Esq. 1 Mike Celentano 3, Creative Workshop 2 Creative Workshop 2, Stockman's 1 Creative Workshop 10, Lee Adams Esq. 1 Under 14 Boys Electric5, OlsonSports 1 RlnehartOII 3, Hong Kong Restaurant2 19 And Under Ukiah Dally Journal 9, Mendoclno County Farm Supply 2 McDonald's 8, Ukiah Dally Journal 1 UKIAH YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE STANDINGS As of Oct. 4 PTS. Burge, King 2 6 0 18 Mac Tools 1009 Kids'Stuff 1009 OB-GYN 1009 Nat, Auto Glass 0118 Pleasant View Dairy 0118 House of Pizza 0303 Cozy Corner Pre-school 000 0 UNDER 7 BOYS Myers Henrle 2 0 1 17 Motosports I 1 1 16 Rick's Donuts 1 1 1 14 Savings Bank 1009 Van's Auto Clinic 0100 UNDERIGIRLS Computer Scene 1009 Cal.

Credit Union 0109 Cal Realty 0013 Coca Cola 0013 Pam Rones CPA 0103 Thatcher's Florist 0101 Quality Motors 0000 UNDER 6 BOYS Norge Village 1009 Wynn's Stereo 1009 JanWay Ford 1008 McDonald's 0101 Potter Valley 0101 20-30 Club 0100 Bell Industries 0000 UNDERVBOYS Ukiah Med Center 3 0 0 27 2 0 0 18 Ukiah Elks 1009 Foodland 0303 Downtown Klwanls 030 1 Thanks! Bev Reeves Coach Marty Lombard! and his Ukiah Pumas Under-12 "Bees" youth soccer team recently stopped in to Sports-A- Foot to express a big thank you to the sporting goods store's owner, Jim Salyards, tor sponsoring their team. Without such support the team, which plays some ot the top youth soccer teams in Northern California in the competitive travel league, could not afford to pay its equipment and travel expenses. Saying thanks were (front row, L-R) Matt Groethe, Peter Lacasse, Josh Rapport, Emillano Aragon; (back, L-R) Benji Smith, Matt Jim Salyards of Sports-A-Foot; Jared Ben Bogner, Jesse Schaeffer, David Halstad and David Pfau. Not present were Shane Huff, Jed Katzell and Casper Rubalcaba. The "man" in the background is not one of the Pumas but a cardboard picture of Michael Jordan of the NBA's Chicago Bulls.

UNDER.10GIRLS Soroptlmlsts 2 1 0 20 Rain Forest Fantasy 2 0 0 15 Red. Empire Lions 1 1 0 12 P.V.Yankees 1 2 0 10 Lucky Distributors 0303 UNDER 10 BOYS Valley Paving 5 0 1 50 Waynes Shoes 4 1 1 41 Selzer Realty 4 1 0 36 Group Cable 2 4 0 17 SanHedrln 1407 Mendo Lake Honda 0602 UNDER12GIRLS Mlrata Insurance 1 I 2 25 First American Title 2 0 1 21 Midas Muffler I 0 1 13 Western Title 1207 Mendo Lake Honda 0200 UNDER 12BOYS Ukiah Lions 3 0 0 26 Video Place 1 0 1 13 3-D Construction 1 1 0 10 California Yurts 1009 M-L Credit Union Ukiah Rotary Arneson's Motosports 1109 0304 0014 1104 South Ukiah Rotary has three worthy benefits going at once South Ukiah Rotary is helping to raise funds for three worthy causes at once through a prize drawing contest it is sponsoring. Money generated by the fundraiser will help support the construction of the new softball- soccer complex being built off Highway 101; Wheels for the Handicapped; and Ukiah Schools Special Projects. People who enter not only aid those worthwhile efforts, but they might also win a trip for two to Hawaii, donated by Time of Ukiah, or one of 40 other prizes that have a total value of over $1,000, The drawing will take place on Dec. 5 and entrants need not be present to win.

To aid in the cause, the Ukiah Men's Softball Association is distributing 150 tickets to each team that played men's softball this summer, giving them the chance to avoid having to pay capital improvement fees next year. So that the association can raise funds to help pay for the construction of the new complex north of the Perkins St. exit, each team will have to pay a $150 capital improvement fee next year in addition to its sponsorship fees. The association needs to raise a total of $5,500 so that the state will pay a matching grant of $11,000. Some of that total has been raised, but the goal has not yet been reached.

Teams can avoid having to pay the capital improvement fee, however, by selling the Strikes to Spare UNDERUGIRLS Creative Workshop 2 0 0 18 Mike Celentano 2 1 0 17 Lee Adams Esq. 1109 Stockman's 0306 UNDER 14 BOYS Factory Lettering 3 1 0 29 Hong Kong Rest. 2 1 0 20 RlnehartOII 2 1 0 20 Electric 1 2 0 12 OlsonSports 0304 UNDER19 Bordertown Express 3 0 0 27 Mendo. Co. Farm Supply 2 1 0 20 Round Table Pizza 1301- McDonald's 1009 Dally Journal 0303 (Points are accumulated by earning six points for a win, three for a tie, plus one point per goal scored up to a maximum of three per game.) Rotary prize drawing tickets.

If a team sells all 150 of its tickets, it will pay no additional fee. If it sells 100 of the 150 tickets, its additional fee will be $50, and so on. In a nutshell, if a team wants to play at the new softball complex next year it must help pay for it either by selling their Rotary tickets or paying their capital improvement fee. Which should give men's softball teams plenty of incentive to sell the tickets to help support the complex, and Wheels for the Handicapped and the Ukiah Schools Special Projects at the same time. Anyone with questions can call John Turri, 462-8529, message; or Todd Schapmire, 468-0636, after 6 p.m.

Iowa hangs onto top grid rating NEW YORK (UPI) Iowa, despite struggling to win for a second straight week, remained the top college football team in the nation Monday in the UPI Board of Coaches voting. Oklahoma, coming off its 14-7 victory over Texas, remained No. 8, and Michigan, a 31-0 winner over Big Ten rival Michigan State, stayed No. 3. Army and Arizona entered the Top 20 for the first time this season, and Indiana was dropped from the list.

The weers biggest Jump was by Ohio State, which climbed from 15th to 10th after a 48-7 triumph over Indiana Saturday. Florida State and Oklahoma State, both losers Saturday, each dropped seven notches. The Hawkeyes, 5-0 after their 23-13 victory over Wisconsin, collected 16 first-place votes and 575 points from the 41 coaches who voted this week. After narrowly escaping defeat two weeks ago to Michigan State, the Hawkeyes had some difficulty against the Badgers, but managed to win a game in which quarterback Chuck Long took a beating and pass for under 200 yards for the first time this season. Long, who completed l8-of-28 passes for 167 yards, including an 8-yard touchdown to Bill Map- pel, had the wind knocked out of him, and suffered dizzy spells after being hit in the back with 1:31 left in the first half.

Ronnie Harmon gained 175 yards on 20 carries and scored one touchdown and Rob Houghtlin kicked three field oals to pick up the slack for owa. Oklahoma, 3-0, received 14 first-place votes and 572 points after its defense held Texas to four first downs and 70 yards Saturday. The Longhorns did not get a first down, and registered minus-26 yards in the second half. EARLY BINDS AsotOci.9 7 19 9 9'j 17 II 14 12 15 13 14 14 13 IS 13 12V, 15', 12 li II 17 11 17 Manor Inn WHIItsCale Diaz Ceramic Tile Brazil Trucking Ellis Logging Broiler Steak House Spazek Farms Samoa Club The Gunnie Girls UkUh Sheet Metal Jackson Mobile Home San Hedrin Logging TheVlneyard Gary's Welding The Decorating Van 10', 17', Frames Etc. 10 18 SCRATCH SERIES: Jan Jordon 570, Hilda Rlckelts 554 and 540, Issy Meek 539 and 527, Denlse Brown 537 and 516.

Gwen Graves 533, Mo Petty 532. Janle Diaz 521, Georgia Bowman 518 end 510. Gayle Gllpln 508. Becky Sanchez 508 and 504, Lou Anderson 505, Dolly Case 504, Kathy Hulchlns 501, Bonnie Brazil Hale 4 Ellis Logging 2014, Manor Inn 1969. HANDICAPPED SERIES: Annetta Hall679, Jan Jordon 678; Hale Ellis Logging 2413, Gary's Welding 2399.

SCRATCH GAMES: Janie Diaz 211 and 212, Jan Jor don 209 and 201, Hilda Rlcketls 205. 201 and 201. Nan Guzzi 204, Issy Meek 202, Denlse Brown 202, Gwen Graves 200; Manor Inn 695 and 692. HANDICAPPED GAMES: Janle Diaz 253; Diaz Ceramic Tile 872, Jackson Mobil Home Service 872. SPLITS: Nancy Lozano5-10.

TRIPLICATE SERIES: Gloria Strong, 141, 148, WEDNESDAYNITE EARLYMIXEO As of Oct. 2 J.R.'s Casino 12 4 FredSteele.C.P.A. 11 5 E.A.CurlCo. 11 5 Factory Lettering II 5 TheVlneyard 9V, 6Vi Carl's Barber Shop 8 8 Trenholm Cabinets 8 8 Kroh's Chevron I I U.S.Male 8 I L.P.-Forestry 7Vi Business-Line 7 9 Van's Auto Clinic 7 9 Century 21 7 9 Mendo Realty 5 11 Brooktralls Bowlers 5 11 Remco 2 14 SCRATCH SERIES: Gunda Kroh 593, John Kullman 589, Paul Patrick 585; Kroh's Chevron 2148. HANDICAPPED SERIES: Gunda Kroh 659, P.J.

St. Martin 640, Rob Finch 633, Paul Patrick 633, Pat Trenholm 630, John Kullman 631, Butch Butcher 627, Gene MacDonald 622; Factory Lettering 2449. SCRATCH GAMES: Gunda Kroh 255, Sandy Nyberg 233, Dwayne SI. Martin 224, Paul Patrick 219 and 210, John Kullman 212 and 201, Gene MacDonald 209 and 207, P.J. SI.

Martin 208, Bob Lemos 201, Dave Tone 201; Kroh's Chevron 790. HANDICAPPPED GAMES: Gunda Kroh 277, Sandy Nyberg 257, Rob Finch 249, P.J. St. Martin 246, Pattl Harrah 242, Gene MacDonald 238, Pat Trenholm 233; Kroh's Chevron 870. SPLITS: Sandy Nyberg, 4-7-10; Dory Westcott, 6-710; P.J.

SI. Martin, 2-7 and 5-10; Lupe Sanchez, 2-7 and 3-10; Marge Hall, 3-10; Hilda Rlcketts, 5-7; Burl WEDNESDAY NIGHT MISFITS As ot Oct. 2 McDonald's Savings Bank 13 Solid Waste 13 Hometown Store 10 Ed's Four XXXX's 10 Realty World 10 Foster Freeze 10 R.A. Medical Co. 10 Rulh'sCeramlcs Automotive 9 Bob Hull's Meal 9 Rick's Donuls 9 Country Notes 9 Marlssa's 8 Diaz Ceramic Tile 8 Green Barn 7 SCRATCH SERIES: Perry Jordon 576, Micky Rlckel 566, Roy Graves 558, Fred Case 552, Janle Diaz 538, Hilda Rlcketts 525, Gwen Graves 520, Denise Brown 515, Virginia Macklln 509; Rick's Donuls 2066.

HANDICAPPED SERIES: Micky Rlckel 686, Janle Diaz 661, Perry Jordon 660, Roy Graves 654, Green Barn 2455. SCRATCH GAMES: Fred Case 215, Steve Stephens 214, Roy Graves 211 and 209, Nick Schutz 208, Micky Rlckel 204, Bonnie Tuso 201, Jan Jordon 201, Pal Lewis 201, Mack Macklln 200; Rick's Donuts 755. HANDICAPPED GAMES: Pat Lewis 248, Steve Stephens 243, Nick Schulz 242, Fred Case 239, Bonnie Tuso 237, Jan Jordon 229. Hilda Rlcketts 221; Rick's Donuls846. TRIVALLEY AsolOctIO DIG Automotive 22 2 Colfman's Chevron 15 9 Jim's Automotive 14 10 RIck'sDonuts 14 10 Kroh'sChevron 13 II Empire Eggs 12 12 Brazil Trucking 12 12 J.P.M.

Painting 12 12 Savings Bank 12 12 Penny Plncher 11 13 Celentano 8. Co. II 13 Club7-ll 11 13 Sis'Place 10 14 Mendo. Cty. Flea Market 8 16 Pardlnl Appliance 8 16 Graham's Answering 7 17 SCRATCH SERIES: Sharon Anderson 684, Dory Weslcott 596 and 518, Georgia Bowman 572 and 525, Hilda Rlckelts570, Bonnie Tuso559, Lorna Burke 541, Sharol Evans 539 and 537, Bonnie Brazil 537 and 536, Nyola Wiles 535 and 501, Dolly Case 533, Karen Daly 530, Gwen Graves 527, Sue Wlnlger 525, Virginia Macklln 525 and 513, Mickey Tollinl 518.

Roberta Harms 514, JoAnn Gandee 512, Jane Hamilton 512, Connie Garzlnl 507, Theresa West 506, Pal Slmerson 503, Jackie Thomsen 502, Roz Wong 503. Allodene Mclnerney 501; Colfman's Chevron 2691, Rick's Donuls 2512. HANDICAPPED SERIES: Sharon Anderson 756, Gwen Graves679, Georgia Bowman677, Lorna Burke 677, Bonnie Brazil 659, Dory Weslcoll 659, Jane Hamilton 644, Bonnie Tuso 643, Jackie Thomsen 637; Coflman's Chevron 3135, Savings Bank 3047. SCRATCH GAMES: Georgia Bowman 247, Lorna Burke 230, Dory Westcott 230, Gwen Graves 216, Karen Daly 213, Sylvia Postal 213, Barbara Taylor 209, Nyota Wiles 209, Roberta Harms 209, D.J. Rhynes 204, Mickey Tollinl 202, Jane Hamilton 202, Bonnie Brazil 200; Coffman's Chevron 970, Savings Bank 915.

HANDICAPPED GAMES: Georgia Bowman 282, Lorna Burke 272, Sharon Anderson 270, Sylvia Postal 248, Roberta Harms 247, Jane Hamilton 246, Gwen Graves 244, Dory Westcott 244, Bonnie Brazil 241, Barbara Taylor 240, D.J. Rhynes 240; Coflman's Chevron 1118, Savings Bank 1099. SPLITS: Bonnie Brazil, 36-7-8-10; Sharon Almeida, 5-6-10; Nyota Wiles, 4-6-10, 5-6-10 and 5-7-9; Becky Sanchez 5-6-10; Dolly Case 5-8-10; Sharol Evans 5-7; Rose Warner 5-10; Sharon Almeida 6-7; Maggie bhieids, 5 10; Jennie Diaz, 5-10; Betty DeBoer 5-7; Alice Jarnagln 6 Juanlla Chambers 5-7. ALL-SPARE GAME: Dolly Case, 176. THURSDAYMENDOMIX AsofOct 10 Martin Electric 21 Selzer Realty 16 Hamilton! 16 Yokayo Bowl IS Celentano Co.

ll'i Factory Lettering W'l Canteen 12 12 LanceMotors ll'i BILo Market 10 14 Pepsi Cola Carpenter Insurance Schwepp's l'i Schilling Construction 8 16 Killer Bees 3 21 Native Americans Yokayo Bowl Schilling Construction Bottle Shop All, Jim's Automotive Hoffman Electric Sanders Electric Retech Inc. PomaTV Redwood Petroleum II Honnold Trucking Redwood Tree Station 14 II 12 II II 10 II 9 12 13 13 15 16 16V, 17 17 19 SCRATCH SERIES: Larry Kler 626, Paul Patrick 590 and 579, Allen Merrlman 572. Rod Fox 571, Burl Studdert 570. Bill Shroyer 561. Ted Daly 566, Jane Hamilton 519; Martin Electric 2091, Yokayo Bowl 2046.

HANDICAPPED SERIES: Allen Merrlman 619, Marlte Patrick 673. Dave Carr 651, Kathy Bailey 650; Martin lectrlc 2442, Yokayo Bowl 2412. SCRATCH GAMES: Rod Fox 237. Larry Kler 234 end 214, Paul Patrick 226, 211 and 202, Jane Hamilton 219, Allen Merrlman 219, Burl Studderl 219, Karen Daly 215, Ted Daly 215 and 202, Jim Rlcketls 211, Scott Anderson 207, Bill Shroyer 203 and 200, Ralph Schilling 203, Gwyn Cox 202; Yokeyo Bowl 777, Mertln Electric 771. HANDICAPPED GAMES: Allen Merrlman 258, Jane Hamilton 255, Red 253, Marlla Patrick 243, Yokayo Bowl 899, Martin lectrlc 888.

FRIDAY INTERNATIONAL AsofOct. II Redwood Petroleum 12 20'1 3Vi CasaGarza 19 5 Coflman Chevron 18 6 Redwood Shell 17 7 SCRATCH SERIES: Charlie Underwood 674 and 510. Dave Tollinl 640, Kim Gamble Paul Patrick 615. Doc Smith 597 and 577. Dick Taylor 595, Steve Wilson 594, Jim Love 589.

David Macklln 518, Korla Buschbecher 581. Harold Wyatt 577, MMo Meyer 575. Dean Glbby 573, Dick Meyer 572, Glen Sklles 569, Fred Berry 566, Harold Brown M3, Blalne Evener 563, Del Fross 561, Ralph Schilling 560. Jack Morris 559, Warren Coffman 551. Yokeyo Bowl 2842, Coll men Chevron 2780.

HANDICAPPED SERIES: Charlie Underwood 740; Coffmen Chevron 3144 and 3080. SCRATCH GAMES: Paul Patrick 251, 205 and 201, Harold Wyatt 253, Kim Gamble Ut, Cherlie Underwood 248, 235 and 203, Glen Sklles 247. Steve Wilson 245 end 202. Dave Tollinl 227, 210 end 203, Gene MacDonald 225, Warren Coffman 223, Kerla Buschbacher 222, Del Fross 221, Mighty Cebezul 221, Harold Brown 221, Jim Hurst 221, Dean Glbby 219, David Macklln 215, Dick Taylor 213 and 211, Doc Smith 211 end 208, Steve Dlxon 211, Jim Schulz 911, Ted Daly 211, Ralph Schilling 210, Blalne Evener 203, Mllo Meyer 202, Scott Harrison 201. John Popa 201.

Ron Haydon 200, Ed Klrstlne 200; Cotfman Chevron 1002. Casa Garza 922. HANDICAPPED GAMES: Glen Sklles 293; Coffman Chevron 1102, Yokayo Bowl 1096. SPLITS: Lupe Sanchez, 3-10 end 2-10; Jack Morris 1 5-10; Harold Brown 4-10; Scott Harpe 9-10; John Popa 2-7, Charlie Lorenz t-4-5-9, Dick Taylor 2-4-10, Steve Dlxon 13-7; Bob Walton 3-10; Tony Scrltaner 2-7-8; Dean Glbby 3-10; Fred Case 1-2-10. Scoreboard NHL Standings By United Pran International Wales Confennce Patrick Dlvlilon 7 7 10 10 10 10 10 lOVj II 11 11 11 12 12 13 NJ Phil NYlsl NYRngr Peng Waih Adams Division Bltn Oubc Hrtt Blflo Mntrl Campbell Conference Norrlt Dlvlllon SI Lou Trnto Minn Dtrt Chi Smythe Dlvlilon Clgry Edmtn Vncvr LA Wnpg Monday'i Results Bulfalo6, Detroit 1 Vancouver 4, NY 3006 2104 1102 1202 0200 0300 3004 3004 2004 2104 2104 WL Pts.

1102 1202 0111 0211 0300 2004 2004 2104 0300 0300 CFCA 13 13 7 1 5 I 19 15 13 It 13 OF 17 to 13 II 8 1 10 1 13 9 12 i 4 1 13 GA 9 12 21 17 5 6 11 20 17 Football Top-20 NEW YORK (UPIl The United Preis International Board of Coaches Top 20 college football ratings, with llrst-place votei and records In parentheses, total points (bated on IS points for first place. 14 tor second, and last week's ranking: I.Iowa(16) (5-0) 575 1 2.0kla(14) (3-01 572 2 3. Mich (ID (5-4) 5M 3 4.PennState 15-0) 456 6 5. Ark (S-0) 430 7 t.Nebr (4-1) 403 9 T.Aubrn (4-1) 351 11 a.BYU (5-1) 29410 Air Force 16-0) 26312 10. Ohio State (4-1) 17515 ll.FlorState (4-1) 143 4 12.

OklaSt (4-1) 124 5. 13. Baylor (5-1) 10618 H.AIabaro (4-11 102 8 14. Georgia (4-1) 10217 16. UCLA (4-1-1) 9416 17.

Lou Stale (3-1) 4919 18. Texas (3-1) 3014 19.Tenn (2-1-1) 1813 20. Army (5-0) 14 20. Ariz (4-1) 14 t-unranked list week NFL Standings Baseball Playoffs By United Press International (AIITImeiEDTI Baseball Playoffs (Best-ot-Seven) League Championship Series National League Los Angeles vs. St.

Louis (Cardinals lead series, 3-2) Oct. 9'Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 1 Oct. 10-Los Angeles 8, St. Louis 2 Oct.

12-St. Louis 4, Los Angelas 2 Oct. 13-St. Louis 12, Los Angeles 2 Oct. 14.SI.

Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 Oct.l6-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3:05 p.m. x-Ocl. 17-SI. Louis at Los Angeles, 8:35 p.m.

American League Kansas City vs. Toronto (Blue Jays lead series, 3-2) Oct. 8-Toronto4, Kansas City I Oct.9-Toronto6, KansasClly5.10Innings Oct. 11-Kansas City 6, Toronto 5 Oct. Oct.

13-Kansas City 2, Toronto 0 Oct. 15-Kansas City at Toronto, 8:15 p.m. x-Oct. 16-Kansas City at Toronto, 8:15 p.m. World Series (Best-of Seven) Oct.

Oct. 20-at AL, 7p.m. (II Tor.) or 8:30 p.m. (II KC) Oct. 22-atNL, 8:35 p.m.

Oct. x-Oct. 24-atNL, x-Oct. 27 at AL. 7o.m.

(If Tor.) or (II KC) NL Playoffs By United Press International LA 000 200 000 2 5 I SI Lou 200 000 Ml 3 5 1 Valenzuela, Nledenluer (9) and Scloscla; Forsch, Dayley (4). Worrell (7), Lahll (I) and Porter. W-Lahtl (1-0). (0-1). HRs-Los Angeles, Madlock (2); St.

Louis, Smith (1). Transactions By United Press International Basketball Boston Waived free aganl guard Tracy Mitchell. Phoenix Waived lorward Alvln Scoll. Football Kansas City Placed linebacker Louis Cooper on reserve; waived itefenslve lineman Mike Dawson. NY Jets Activated linebacker Bob Crable off Injured reserve; placed safety Harry Hamilton on Injured reserve.

By United Press International American Conference East WL NY Jets Miami N.Eng Ind Bfflo Central Clvl Pitt Clncl Hous West Devr LARdr Sea KC San Dgo National Conference East WL Dal NYGnt Wash SI Lou Phil Centre! Chi Minn Dtrl GrnBay Tmp Bay West LA Rms San Fran N.Orlns Alia Sunday's Results Cincinnati 35, NY Giants 30 Philadelphia 30, St. Louis 7 Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 13 New England 14, Buffalo 3 Cleveland 21, Houston6 Denver 15, Indianapolis 10 Washington 21, Detroit 3 LA Rams 31, Tampa Bay 27 Green Bay 20, Minnesota 17 Seattle 30, Atlanta 26 Chicago 26, San Francisco 10 San Diego 31, Kansas City 20 LA Raiders 23, New Orleans 13 Monday's Result NY Jets 23, Miami 7 Sunday, Oct. 20 (All Times EOT) Pel PF PA 1 0 .833 143 84 2 0 .667 145 108 3 0 .500 104 116 4 0 .333 109 138 6 0 .000 66 163 2 0 .667114 87 4 0 .333 129 108 4 0 .333 184 196 5 0 .167 75 128 2 0 .667166 131 2 0 .667138 113 2 0 .667 164 169 3 0 .500 141 135 3 0 .500 152 166 Pet. PF PA 1 0 .833 159 99 3 0 .500 143 115 3 0 .500 97 134 3 0 .500 145 163 4 0 .333 86 90 0 01.000189 98 3 0 .500 137 123 3 0 .500 103 138 3 0 .500 137 140 6 0 .000112177 0 01.000133 89 3 0 .500155 117 3 0 .500 126 155 0 6 0 .000 120 192 Cinclnnatiat Houston, I p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.

Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. LA Raiders at Cleveland. I p.m. LA Rams at Kansas City, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m.

NY Jets at New England, 4 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, I p.m. San Diego ot Minnesota, 1 p.m. San Franclscoat Detroit, 1 p.m.

Washington at NY Giants, 1 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 4p.m. Tampa Bay at Miami, 4p.m. Monday, Oct. 21 Green Bay at Chicago, 9p.m.

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