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Schmidt, of chose slugging over scooping, and he signed his first contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Yesterday in Philadelphia, Schmidt's decision paid off, literally, as evidenced by the latest, and possibly last, contract the 32-year-old third baseman signed, a six-year deal worth an estimated $1.2 million a season. Schmidt has been the National League's Most Valuable Player the past two seasons. Missouri 97 Boston KNICKS Washington NETS vbungslown SI 40 N.Iowa 53 Georgia St. 54 Wisconsin 65 Xavier.

Otw 57. North American Soccer League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Central Dtvisiaa Pet. GB Tutsa 4 1 too Chicago 2 1 67 1 Tampa Bay 2 3 .400 2 Eastern Divisiea Toronto 3 2 .600 COSMOS 12 J33 1 Montreal 1 2 .333 1 Jacksonville 1 3 .250 l'o PACIFIC CONFERENCE Western Divisiea San Jose 3 2 600 Portland 2 3 .250 1 San Diego 1 4 200 2 Northwest Division Edmonton 3 2 400 Vancouver 3 2 600 Seattle 4 3 .571 YESTERDAY Portland" I Seattle 5 TODAY No games scheduled TOMORROW Cosmos at Montreal. 7:30 pm. Chicago at Tampa Bay.

8 pm 19 792 19 6 7SO 12 12 .500 7 9 14 391 9' I 3 II 17 7 708 14 11 560 3 11 15 423 7 10 14 417 7 10 15 400 7' 5 20 .200 12' George meets Collins9 agent NEW YORK Free-agent outfielder Dave Collins may soon become a Yankee. Collins's agent, Richie Bry of St. Louis, flew here last night for a meeting today with Yankee owner George Steinbren-ner The 29-year-old Collins, who has played most of his career with the Cincinnati Reds, reportedly has been offered a three-year contract worth an estimated $2.4 million. A decision is expected within a couple of days. Collins would play both the outfield and first base for the Yankees.

Central Division Milwaukee Indiana Chicago Atlanta AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE EAST I act pf pa "ST I I act at pa a Mia ra 11 4 1 719 34b 275 a Dallas 12 4 0 750 387 277 JTS 10 5 1 656 355 217 Philadelphia MO 6 0 625 368 221 t-Butlalo 10 6 0 667 311 276 MiAlfTl 17 I 563 28S 257 Baltimore 2 14 0 125 259 533 Washington 8 8 0 500 347 349 Ne England 2 14 0 125 322 370 St Louis 7 9 0 438 315 408 CENTRAL CENTRAL a Cincinnati 12 4 0 750 421 304 a Tampa Bay 9 7 0 563 315 268 Pittsburgh 8 8 0 500 356 297 Detroit 8 8 0 500 397 322 Houston 7 9 0 438 2B1 355 Gieen Bay 8 8 0 500 324 361 Cleveland 5 11 0 313 276 375 Minnesota 7 9 0 438 325 369 Chicago 6 10 0 375 253 324 WEST a-San Diego 10 6 0 625 478 390 WlST Denvet 10 6 0 625 321 289 a San Francisco 13 3 0 813 357 250 Kansas City 9 7 0 563 343 290 Atlanta 7 9 0 438 426 355 Oakland 7 9 0 438 273 343 Los Angeles 6 10 0 375 303 351 Seattle 6 10 0 375 322 388 "em 0'leans 4 12 0 250 207 378 Detroit Cleveland SOUTHWEST Oklahoma St 92 Cleveland St 44 FAR WEST Cai Pow-SlO 51 Sonoma St. 44 Cent Washington 42 Whit worm 51 New Mexico 51 59 New Mexico 54 Illinois 67 Pacific 45 Portland 43 FuMerton SI 42 Rice 74 Santa Clara 54 San Francisco SI 51 Los Angeles SI 49 Southern Cat 95 Oral Roberts 75 Texas Tech 83 Long Beach SI. 71 Virginia 118 a-BYU-Hewaii 84 Washington 73 Phillips 44 Wyoming 81 Fort Lewis 48 EXHIBITIONS Sportlight I St 73 Athletes ir Action 77 TOURNAMENTS Rebel Roundup First Rftund a-clinched division tiNe. b-Qualtfied lor playoffs. Colorado 58 Idaho SI 52 Stetson 59 Nev -Las Vegas 44 Baltimore 23 WoH Pack Classic Caret Ajaewf New England 21 New Orleans 17 Allanta 28 Cleveland 21 Dallas 10 (OT) Francisco 21 Buffalo 4 Cincinnati 30 Nev -Reno 93 Loyola, Cat 15- N.Texas St.

84 St Mary Calif. 88 Pittsburgh 20 SATURDAY GIANTS 13 Miami 16 SUNDAY JETS 28 Chicago 35 Kansas City 10 Philadelphia 38 Tampa Bay 20 Los Angeles 7 Houston 21 Washington 30 LAST NIGHT San Diego Green Bay 3 Denver 24 Minnesota 4 St Louis 0 i Detroit 17 Oakland 10 REGULAR SEASON ENDS Western Conference Midwest Division Pet GB San Antonio 16 8 667 Denver 11 13 458 Houston 11 15 423 6 Utah 10 15 400 6' Kansas City 9 15 375 7 Dallas 6 20 .231 11 Pacific Division Los Angeles 7 741 Seattle 16 8 667 it Golden Slate 15 9 3'1 Phoenix 14 10 583 4' Portland 14 10 583 4' San Diego 6 17 .261 12 YESTERDAY No games scheduled TODAY Philadelphia at KNICKS. 7 35 p.m. Cleveland at Boston. 7:30 m.

Allanta at Indiana. 7 35 m. Kansas City at Milwaukee. 8 30 m. Washington at Chicago.

8 35 p.m. Detroit al Dallas. 8:35 Denver at Houston. 9.05 m. Los Angeles at Portland.

10.30 p.m. TOMORROW KNICKS at NETS 7 35 Kansas City at Cleveland. 8 05 p.m. Detroit at Denver 9 35 Golden State at Phoenix. 9:35 p.m.

Utah at Seattle 10 30 San Antonio at San Diego. 10:35 p.m. N3A Leaders SCORING FG FT Pts Av Gervin, SA 21 265 145 675 32 1 Dantiev. Utah 25 276 195 747 29 9 Malone, Hou 26 267 175 709 27 3 Frvina Phil 24 246 125 617 25 7 Major Indoor Soccer League Eastern Divisiea PM. GB ARROWS 8 1 889 Baltimore 5 3 .425 2' Cleveland 5 3 .425 Ti Pittsburgh 5 3 .425 2' Buffalo 4 5 .444 4 ROCKET 3 4 .333 5 Philadelphia 1 7 125 Western Divisiea St Louis 4 1 .857 Denver 4 4 .400 1" Memphis 7 5 .583 Wichita 3 5 375 31 Kansas City 2 7 .222 5 Phoenix 2 7 .222 5 YESTERDAY No games scheduled TODAY Baltimore at Cleveland, 845 p.m.

TOMORROW SI Louis at Wichita, 8:35 p.m. Phoenix at Kansas City, 90S p.m. Chargers 23, Raiders 10 National Football League I 3 7 9-10 7 10 3 1-23 playoff schedule Wild-Card Playoffs San Diego Sunday Big East Leaders The Big East Conference college basketball scoring and rebounding, leaders through games of Sunday, Dec 20: SCORING Ft FT Pts Avt Callandrl, SH 7 59 44 164 23 4 Pinone. VOL 7 54 41 149 21.3 Bagtev, BC 4 44 30 122 20.3 Rssll, SUhn'S 6 41 35 117 195 Reutins. Syr 7 47 29 123 17.4 McKay.

Conn 4 40 14 94 16 0 Sanhfer, Svr 7 49 11 109 15.6 Man, SUhn'S 4 34 20 92 15.3 Floyd, G'twn 9 49 36 134 14.9 Thorpe, Prov 7 45 13 103 14.7 REBOUNOING 6 Reb Avt Thorpe, Prov. 7 61 8.7 Russell, SI Johns 4 50 S3 Ingram, Selon Hall 7 55 7 8 Pinknev, Vi. 7 51 7 3 Clark, Bos CoL 4 44 7.3 5D Brooks 28 run (Benirschke kick) Oak FG Bohr 34 SD FG Benirschke 24 SD Joiner 29 pass Irom Fouts (Benirschke kick) Oak van Ee9hen 1 run (Bahr kick) SO FG Benirschke 27 SO FG Benirschke 39 A 52,696 player to score more than 50 goals in a season, was sent to 'he last-place Whalers after, asking last week to be traded. Larouche. 26, scored 50 goals and added 41 assists for the Canadiens last year.

Basketball: Awtrey waived Veteran center Dennis Awtrey of the Portland Trail Blazers was placed on waivers to make room for backup center Kevin Kunnert. Awtrey, an 11-year veteran, played in 10 games while Kunnert was out with a back injury. Sportpourri: UA probe An Arizona Supreme Court justice in Tucson has ordered that the University of Arizona release documents from its investigation into an athletic-department slush fund. Justice Michael J. Brown said the documents fell within the provisions of Arizona's public-records law and had to be made public within 10 days.

The slush fund's existence was diclosed last May during court testimony by former Arizona football coach Tony Mason. The fund allegedly was administered by a booster-club officer, who dispersed cash to coaches and administrators in the university's athletic department from 1971 to 1977. DON MARKUS American Conlerence Buffalo at JETS, noon National Conference GIANTS al Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. Conference Semifinals Jan. Jan.

3 American Conference BuffaiojJETS winner al Cincinnati San Diego at Miami National Conlerence GIANTS-Philadelphia winner at San Francisco Tampa Bay at Dallas Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 10 Super Bowl XVI Sunday, Jan. 24 At Pontiac, Mich Specific dales and times to be Oak SO First downs 20 21 Rushes-yards 28-107 39-147 Passing yards 229 214 Return yards 1 9 Passes 14-38-1 14-27-0 Sacks by 1-8 3-26 Punts 4-44 5-25 Fumbles-lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 8-52 6-29 Time of Possession 25:46 34.14 "Free agency loomed out there in my future," Schmidt said. "I could have gotten a bigger and better contract, possibly by becoming a free agent, but I wanted to stay in this city for a lot of reasons." As for the size of the contract, Schmidt said: "I don't think the reality has sunk in yet." Schmidt has a career batting average of only .263 but is the team's all-time home run leader, with 314. He hit a career high .316 last year and led the league in six offensive categories.

"This is a long way from dipping ice cream cones," he said. Kansas City Royals pitcher Mike Jones was hospitalized in Rochester, N.Y., yesterday with a severe neck injury. Jones suffered a dislocation between the fourth and fifth vertebrae after his car crashed into a tree. Police in Pittsford, N.Y., have charged the 22-year-old 'pitcher with driving while intoxicated. Jones came up to the Royals last summer after five sea- sons in the minors and compiled a 6-3 record with a 3.21 earned-run average.

Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Willie Stargell will be back for another season. "I just want to play next season without any interruptions," says the 41-year-old team captain, who started only eight games last year, because of knee and h6el injuries. "I'm healthy and I'm looking forward to another spring training and a better year all around." Football: Hill arrested Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Drew Hill was arrested yesterday in connection with a rape investigation. Police said a 16-year-girl told them she was raped at an apartment occupied by Hill and other Ram players during a party following the team's final game against Washington yesterday. A Ram spokesman confirmed that Hill had been arrested but refused to comment further.

Hockey: Larouche traded A player whom the Montreal Canadians once hailed as'their star of the future yesterday was traded to the Hart-ford Whalers for "future considerations." Center Pierre Larouche, who in 1975-76 became the youngest I English, Den 24 243 114 400 250 Abdl-Jbbr, LA 25 247 127 421 24 8 Aguirre, Dall 20 193 72 471 23 4 Free. GS 22 182 127 497 224 King, GS 24 219 100 538 22 4 Bird, Bos 25 217 113 551 22.0 REBOUNDING Oft Def Tot Avg Malone, Hou 26 158 197 355 13.7 Sikma, Sea 24 75 240 315 13 1 BWIIms, Nets 24 94 201 295 12 3 Thompsn, Prt 84 182 264 12 1 Roundlild, All 21 95 143 238 113 ASSISTS No. Avg Johnson, LA 27 258 9 4 Cheeks, Phil 24 229 9 5 Moore, SA 21 178 8 5 Davis. Dall 26 216 8 3 Nixon, LA 27 214 7.9 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FG FGA Pet. King, GS 219 343 .438 Gilmore, Chi 179 281 .637 Dawkins, Phil 114 189 .603 Erving.

Phil 246 416 .591 Williams, Knicks 121 209 .579 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oakland, Wilson 4-31, Hawkins 7-27, van Eeghen B- IB, Wellington 4-17, Jensen 5-14 San Diego, Muncie 28-94, Brooks 8-48. Cappellelti 3-s PASSING Oakland. Wilson 12-34-1-21, Plunkelt 2-4-0-36. San Diego, Fouls 14-27-0-222 AP Top 20 college basketball poll The Too 20 teams In The Associated Press college basketball poH, with ftrsl-place voles in parentheses, season's record and total points Points based on 20-19-18-17-14-15-14-13-12-1 1-10-9-8-7 -4-5-4-3-2-1 1 North Carolina (44) 5-0 1,178 2 Kentucky (10) 4-0 1.140 3 Wichita St. (2) 4-0 1,065 4 Virginia (I) 8-0 1,021 5 Minnesota 5-1 917 6 Arkansas (1) 6-0 760 7 San Francisco 7-0 735 8 Louisville 5-1 732 9 Missouri 6-0 622 10 Iowa '6-1 585 11 Indiana 4-1 537 12 Alabama 7-0 490 13 DePaul 5-1 475 14 Tulsa 4-1 471 15 UCLA 4-2 411 16 Oregon St 5-1 377 17 Georgetown 7-2 304 18 Houston 7-1 182 19 Ala -Birmingham 5-2 87 20 Villanova 4-1 82 RECEIVING Oakland, BChandler 6-128, Barnwell 2-43, Branch 2-38, Ramsey 1-21, Hawkins 1-10, Whittington 1-10, Christensen 1-5.

San Diego, Joiner 6-94, Winslow 3-38, Chandler 2-48, Sievers 1-32, Cappellelti 1-11. Transactions BASEBALL Philadelphia Phillies Signed third baseman Mike Schmidt to a six-year contract BASKETBALL Portland Trail Blazers waived center Dennis Awtrey. Reactivated center Kevin Kunnert. FOOTBALL Baltimore Celts Fired head coach Mike McCormeck Named Frank Kush head coach and signed him to a five-year contract. HOCKEY Montreal Canadians Traded center Pierre Larouche to the Hartford Whalers for future considerations.

SOCCER Buffalo Stallions Purchased the contracts of forwards Alex Tarnoczi and Julie Hegvi from the New York Arrows. Kansas City Comets Fired head coach Luis Date. Named Pat Mc Bride head coach. Sports calendar Today's quote "A lot of people sometimes like to spare your feelings 'because of the holidays. Hey, we're big boys.

We've been through this before. So you don't have to spare the feelings, and I wanted Mr. Sullivan to know that if he had reached a decision, he doesn't have to wait until after the holiday's over." Patricks head coach Ron Ehrhardt, on wTTy loartV owner Billy Sullivan might be putting off firing the coach. Sullivan later said he would replace Ehrhardt (Story, Page B-17). College Bowl Schedule Friday Blue-Gray Classic Montgomery, Ala.

North All-Stars vs. South All-Stars, 1230 p.m., CBS-TV Saturday Sun Bowl At El Paso, Tenas Oklahoma (6-4-1) vs. Houston (7-3-1), 3 p.m., CBS-TV. Monday Gator Bowl At Jacksonville, Fla. Arkansas (8-3-0) vs.

North Carolina (9- 2- 0), 9 p.m., ABC-TV. Wednesday, Dec. 30 Liberty Bowl At Memphis, Tenn. Ohio Stale (8-3-0) vs. Navy (7-3-1), p.m., Metro Sports.

Thursday, Dec. 31 Hall of Fame Bowl At Birmingham, Ala. Mississippi State (7-4-0) vs. Kansas (8- 3- 0), 2 p.m., Miilou. Peach Bowl At Atlanta West Virginia (8-3-0) vs.

Florida (7-4), 3 p.m., CBS-TV Bluebonnet Bowl At Houston Michigan (8-3-0) vs. UCLA (7-3-1), 8 p.m., Mizlou. Friday, Jan. 1 Cotton Bowl At Dallas Alabama (9-1-1) vs. Texas (9-1-1), 2 p.m., CBS-TV Fiesta Bowl At Tempe, Ariz.

Penn Slate (9-2-0) vs. Southern California (9-2-0), 1:30 p.m., NBC-TV. Rose Bowl At Pasadena, Calif. Iowa (8-3-0) vs Washington (9-2-0), 5 p.m., NBC-TV Orange Bowl At Miami, Fla. Nebraska (9-2-0) vs.

Clemsort (11-0-0), 8 p.m., NBC-TV Sugar Bowl At New Orleans Georgia (10-1-0) vs Pittsburgh (10-1-0), 8 pm, ABC-TV Saturday, Jan. 9 Easl-West Shrine Game, Palo Alto, Calif, 3 CBS-TV Hula Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii, 4 P.m., ABC-TV Saturday, Jan. 16 Japan Bowl, Yokohama City, Japan, 1130 a.m. Senior Bowl, Mobile, 1:15 p.m., ESPN. Olvmpia Gold Bowl, San Diego, 3 P.m., Svndicasl.

UPI Top 20 college basketball poll The United Press International Board of Coaches Top 20 college basketball ratings (first-place votes and won-tosl records in parentheses): 1 North Carolina (29) (5-0) 530 2 Kentucky (5) (6-0) 504 3 Virginia (1) (6-0) 363 4 Wichita State (I) (6-0) 337 5. Minnesota (5-0) 331 4 Arkansas (4-0) 249 7 Indiana (4-1) 212 8 San Francisco (4-0) 205 9 Louisville (5-1) 199 10 Missouri (4-0) 184 11 Iowa (6-1) 173 12 DePaul (5-1) 157 13. Georgetown (7-2) 141 14. Alabama (6-0) 129 15. Oregon Stale (5-1) 96 16 Tulsa (6-1) 91 V7 Houston (7-1) 43 18 North Carolina Stale (7-0) 42 19 Kansas (5-2) 32 20.

Villanova (4-1) 27 TUESDAY 7:25 p.m. Curt Gowdy On Sports. WCBS. 7:30 p.m. Basketball.

76ers at Knicks. WNEW. 7:30 p.m. Warner Wolf Show. Channel 2.

8:00 p.m. College basketball. Rider at Rutgers. WRSU-FM. 88.7 8:00 p.m.

Hockey. Jets at Islanders. WMCA. 8:00 p.m. Harness racing at Roosevelt.

WEDNESDAY 12:30 p.m. Thoroughbred racing at Aqueduct. 7:00 p.m. Women's college basketball. Seton Hall at St.

Joseph. WSOU-FM. 89.5 7:25 p.m. Curt Gowdy On Sports. WCBS.

7:30 p.m. Hockey. Jets at Rangers. WNEW. 7:30 p.m.

Basketball. Knicks at Nets. WVNJ. 8:00 p.m. Soccer.

Cosmos at Manic. Channel 9. 8:00 p.m. Harness racing at Roosevelt. 11:30 p.m.

Horse racing. Channel 9. Cable TV listing Cincinnati and Bradley play record 7 overtimes Track Records NEW YORK World track and field records set during 1981. INDOOR Men SO meters 5.61, James Sanford, San Diego, Feb. 20 50-yard hurdles 5.98, Renaldo Neha-miah, U.S., Toronto, Feb.

13. 60 yards 6.04, Stanley Floyd, U.S., Dallas, Jan. 31. 300 yards 29.26, Terron Wright, U.S.. Bloomington, Feb.

7 400 meters 45.96, Hartmut West Germany, Sindelflngen, West Germany, Feb 8. 8N meters 146 0, Sebastian Coe, England, Coslord, England, Feb. 11. 1,000 yards 2:04.9. Don Paige, U.S., New York, Feb.

6. 1,500 meters 3:35.4, Eamorm Cogh-lan, Ireland, San Diego, Feb 20. Mite 3:50.4, Eamonn Coghlan, Ireland, San Diego, Feb. 20 2,000 meters 4:58.6, Steve Scott, Louisville, Feb 7. meters 13:20 4, Suleiman Nvambui, Tanzania, New York, Feb.

6. Pete vault 18-8 Thierry Vigneron, France, Lyon, France, Jan 18 and Grenoble, France. Feb 22 Lang lump 27-10 Carl Lewis, U.S.. Fort Worth, Texas, Feb 20. Triple lump 54-9 vj, Keith Connor, Britain, Detroit, March 14.

600-meter relay 3:34.38, West Germany, Dortmund. West Germany, Jan. 30. National Hockey League Patrick Division The Associated Press It was one of those games you could play and play again. In fact, that's what the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Bradley Braves did last night.

When it was over, Cincinnati had beaten Bradley, 75-73, in seven nerve-racking overtimes to set a Division I college basketball record. "We just couldn't get a break," Bradley coach Dick Versace said after watching Doug Schloemer's 15-foot shot drop in for Cincinnati with one second left in the sev-" enth overtime. "They got lucky we didn't. Our guys played so hard, you can't really fault them." Neither team had scored in the final overtime frame prior to Schloemer's winning basket. Bradley's center, Kerry Cooks, launched an 18-footer after a long inbounds pass, but the shot bounced off the back of the rim, ending the 3-hour, 15- minute marathon.

The old Division I record of six overtimes was held by two games, one in 1955, when Minnesota beat Purdue, 59-56, and the other in 1953, when Niagara beat Siena, 88-8. In games involving the nation's ranked teams, No. 4 Virginia routed Brigham Young-Hawaii, 118-84; Kansas State upset No. 5 Minnesota, 62-52; No. 9 Missouri walloped Youngstown State, 97-60; and No.

12 Alabama trimmed Biscayne, 94-63. Elsewhere, Colorado beat Idaho State, 58-52, in a first-round game of the Rebel Roundup tournament. Nevada-Las Vegas posted a 66-59 victory over Stetson in the other first-round game. Nevada-Reno beat Loyola Marymount, 93-85, in the first round of the Wolf Pack Classic. St.

Mary's held off North Texas State for an 88-86 victory in the other opening-round game. Pte GF OA ISLANDERS 19 9 143 11 43 PhilodetpNa 20 11 1 124 115 41 Pittsburoh 15 13 125 124 35 RANGERS 12 17 4 111 135 2 Washington 10 21 2 127 140 22 Adams Division Montreal 17 7 9 162 95 43 Buttalo 17 9 8 132 105 42 Boston 18 10 4 12S 103 40 Quebec 17 14 166 159 39 Hartford 7 16 9 10S 138 23 Norris Division Chicago 13 10 9 148 134 35 Minnesota 13 10 9 137 113 35 Winnipeg 13. 14 7 131 151 33 St Low 14 16 4 124 137 32 Toronto 9 15 8 138 150 26 Detroit 10 19 118 145 25 Smyth) Division Edmonton 22 8 6 205 140 50 Vancouver 13 15 6 127 126 32 Calgary 12 15 7 137 155 31 Los Angeles 12 18 2 137 162 26 Colorado 6 22 5 83 162 17 Pat Picker's Predictions TUESDAY 11:00 a.m. Auto facing. Syracuse Supernatlonals.

OA-J. C-28. VC-R. 1:30 p.m. Tennis.

1981 Davis Cup final highlights. UA-J. C-28. VC-R. M-ESPN.

2:30 p.m. Rodeo. UA-J. C-28. VC-R.

4:30 p.m. Gymnastics. Single elimination championships. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. 5:30 p.m. All-Star Soccer. Tottenham vs. Arsenal.

UA-J. C-28. VC-R. M-ESPN. 6:30 p.m.

This Week In The NBA. UA-J. C-28. VC-R. 6:30 p.m.

Billy Taylor Show. UA-3. 6:46 p.m. Carmine's Corner M-3. 7:30 p.m.

Hockey. Whalers at Red Wings. C-15. UA-M. 7:30 p.m.

1981 American Bodybuilding Championships. C-30. M-HBO. 7:30 p.m. Basketball.

76ers at Knicks C-32. UA-3. VC-C. M-48. 7:30 p.m.

American Bodybuilding Championships. UA-HBO. 7:35 p.m. Basketball. Hawks at Pacers C-14.

UA-E. VC-T. 8:00 p.m. Jets at Islanders. VC-Q.

8:00 p.m. NFL Game of the Week UA-J. C-28. VC-R. 8:30 p.m.

NHL Armwrestltng UA-6. VC-O. M-USA. 9:00 p.m. Hockey Sabres at Blues C-16.

UA-6. VC-O. M-USA 9:00 p.m. College basketball Maine at DePaul. C-17.

9:00 p.m. Top Rank Boxing UA-J. C-28. VC-R. M-ESPN.

10:30 p.m. Hockey Hotline C-3. 11:00 p.m. Basketball. 76ers at Knicks.

C-3. Midnight. This Week In The NBA. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. 12:30 a.m. NFL Game of the Week. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. 1:00 a.m. Best Of The NFL. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. WENDESDAY 11:00 a.m. Bowling. National Resident Pro Championship. UA-J.

C-28. VC-R. p.m. Top Rank Boxing. UA-J.

C-28. VC-R. 3:30 p.m. World Cup Skiing. Women's slalom.

UA-J. C-28. VC- R. 5:00 p.m. Karate.

Super lightweight championship. UA-J. C-28. VC-R. M-ESPN.

6:45 p.m. Carmine's Corner. M-3. 70 p.m. Horse racing.

C-3. VC-Q. 7:30 p.m. Hockey. Jets at Rangers C-3.

UA-3. VC-C. M-MSQ. 7:30 p.m. Hockey.

Bruins at Capitals. C-16. VC-G. UA-M. 7:30 p.m.

Basketball. Knicks at Nets. C-32. VC-Q. 7:30 p.m.

Year Of Achievement. 1981 Stanley Cup Championship. UA-6. VC-O. M-USA.

8:00 p.m. Soccer. Sting at Rowdies. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. M-ESPN. 8:00 p.m. College basketball. UCLA at LSU.

UA-6. VC-O. HI-USA. 8:30 p.m. Hockey.

Flyers at Black Hawks. C-15. UA-L. VC-B. 9:00 p.m.

College basketball. Loyola vs. Bradely. C-17. 10:00 p.m.

Auto racing. Silver Crown. UA-J. C-28. VC-R.

10:00 p.m. Hockey. Jets at Rangers. UA-6. VC-O.

M-USA. 100 p.m. Basketball. Knicks at Nets. UA-3.

C-30. VC-C. 10:30 p.m. College basketball. Temple at St.

John's. C-3. VC-Q. 11:30 p.m. Wrestling.

VC-F. Midnight. Top Rank Boxing. UA-J. C-28.

VC-R. Cable TV code: UA-UA-Columbia; VC-Viaton Cable; C-Cab- levition; M-Meadowland Cable. NBA Asterisk Indicates home team. Selection in BOLD FACE CAPS. 40 yards 4.42, Alice Brown, U.S., Dallas, 31 50-meter hurdles 4.74, Zofia Bietc-mk, Poland, Grenoble, France, Feb 21.

M0 meters 22.74, Jarmila Kratochvi-lova, Ciechoslovakia, Vienna, Austria, Jen. 28 720 yards 23.27. Chandra Cheesebor-ough, U.S., New York, Feb 27 300 meters 33 12, AAerlene Ottey, Jamaica, Lincoln, Feb. 7. 400 meters 49 44, Jarmila Kratochvi-kva, Ciechoslovakia, Vienna, Austria, Jan.

28. meters 5:55.2, Francie Larrieu, U.S., Edmonton, Alberta, Feb. 21. Two miles 9:38 Francie Larrieu, U.S.. New York, Feb.

27 Lang iumo 22-2 Karin Haenel, West Germany, Grenoble, France, Feb. 21 446-yard relay 1:08.99. Tennessee Stale, Chandra Cheese borough, Ernes-line Davis, Judith Pollion, Shervl Pernell. New York, Feb. 27 OUTDOOR Men 110-meter hurdles 12.93, Renaldo Ne-hemiah, U.S.

Zurich, Switzerland. Aug. 19. meters 1:41.72, Sebastian Cos, Britain, Florence, Italy, June 10. 1,000 meters 2:12.18, Sebastian Coe, Britain, Oslo, Norway, July 11.

Mile 3:47.33, Sebastian Coe, Britain, Brussels, Belgium. Aug. 28. 5,000 meters 13:06 20, Henry Rono, Kenya, Knarvik, Norway, Sept. 20.

4 llo-meter hurdles 54.40, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn, May 22 4 170-meter hurdles 54 52, Philadelphia Pioneer Club, Raleigh, N.C., Apr 24. 25 kilometers 1:13:55 8, Toshilieko Seko, Japan, Christchurch, New Zealand, Mar 22. 38 kilometers 1:29:18 8, Toshiheko Seko, Japan, Christchurch, New Zealand, Anar 22. Marathon 2:08 1300, Alberto Salazar, U.S., New York, Oct. 25 Pate Vault 19-2, Konstantin Volkov, Soviet Union, Irkutsk, USSR, Aug.

2. Women Mil 4:7089, Lvudmila Veselkova. Soviet Union, Bologna, Italy. Sept 12 5,000 meters 15:14 51. Paula Fudge, Britain, Knarvik, Norway, Sept 13.

10,000 meters 32:17 19, Yeiena Sipa-tova. Soviet Union, Moscow, Sept 19 Marathon 2:25:28 74, Allison Roe. New Zealand, New York, Oct. 25 Javelin 235-10, Antoaneta Todorova, Bulgaria, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, Aug. 15 Heptatttlm 4716 points.

Ramona Neubert, East Germany, Kiev, USSR, June 27-28. because of that half-goal handicap). SEASON: Picks are 160-165-23 Best Bets 35-23-2 Money-winners have been 118 home favorites, 116 visiting underdogs. 34 visiting favorites, 44 home underdogs There have been 36 YCWs. SEASON: Picks are 144-131-6 Best Bets 26-15-2 Money-winners have been 111 home favorites, 101 visiting underdogs, 36 home underdogs.

27 visiting favorites There have been 6 pushes (ties on the points). NHL YESTERDAY No games scheduled TODAY Winnipeg at ISLANDERS, 8:05 p.m. Hartford at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. Montreal at Quebec 7:35 p.m.

Buttalo at St Louis. 9 05 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado. 9:35 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 11:05 p.m.

TOMORROW Winnipeg at RANGERS, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Washington. 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Toronto. 85 p.m.

Philadelphia at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 9:35 m. Vancouver at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m.

Colorado at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG 76ERS 2 Knicks CELTICS 15 Cavs Bulls 6'1 BULLETS PACERS 6 Hawks BUCKS 81 Kings Pistons 4 DALLAS ROCKETS 31 Nuggets BLAZERS 1 Lakers BEST BET: ROCKETS World Cup Skiing CRANS, Swilzerland Results of the men's World Cup downhill ski race Monday: MEN'S SUMMARIES 1. Sieve Podborski, Canada, 2:09 22. 2.

Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 2:09.37. 3. Ken Read, Canada. 2 09 83. 4.

Peter Wirsnberger, Austria, 2:1016. 5. Harti Weirather, Austria, 2:1048. 4. Frani Heinzer, Swilzerland, 2:10 56.

7. Josef Watcher, Austria, 2:10.57. 8. Vladimir Makeev, Soviet Union, 210 69 9. Tonl Buergler, Switzerland, :0.B7.

10. Michael Mair, Italy, 2:1094. 11. Gustav Oehrli, Switzerland, 2:11.01. 12 Philippe Verneret, France, 2:11.11.

13. Oskar de Lago, Italy. 2:11 15. 14. Todd Brooker, Canada, 2:11.17.

15. Konrad Bartelski, Britain, 2:11.29. Other American placlngs: 16. Jace Romick, Taytorsville, 211.30. 19.

Doug Powell. Chappaqua, N.Y, 2:11.37 27. Tris Cochrane, Greenville, Maine, 2:11.95. 28. Mike Farney.

Aspen, Colo, 2:12 00. 35. Andy Luhn, Bellevue, Idaho, 2:12.87. 48. John Morrissev, Stowe, VI, 2:13.70.

CHAMONIX, France Combined times for Monday's first and second heats in the women's World Cup slalom ski race: WOMEN'S SUMS 1. Erika Hess, Switzerland, 1:40.40. 2. Anni Kronbichler, Austria, 1:41.22. 3.

Ursula Konzett, Liechtenstein, 1:41.51. 4. Perrine Pelen, France, 14 1.80. 5. Maria Quark), Italy, 1:42.07.

6. Chrislin Cooper, Sun Valley, Idaho, 1:42.19 7 Valgorzata Tlalka. Poland, 1:42.36. 6 Ania Zavadlav, Yugoslavia, 1:42.37. 9.

Petra Wenzei, Liechtenstein, 1:42.60. 10. Lea Soeikner, Austria, 1:42.63. 11. Lorena Frigo, llaly, 1:42.66.

12. Dorota Tiaika. Poland, 1:42.86. 13. Abbi Fisher, South Conway, N.R, 1:4301.

14. Oaniela Zini, Italy, 1:43.06. 15 Andreia Leskousek, Yugoslavia, 1:43.13. Other American placings: 16 Cindy Nelson, Reno, Nev, 1:43.21. College basketball Predicted Winner Predicted Margin FAVORITE GOALS UNDERDOG ISLES l'i-2 Jets RWINGS l-l'l Whalers BLUES '1-1 Sabres MONTREAL even-'i Quebec' CANUCKS even-ii NStars Kings Vi-I ROCKIES Predicted Loser Toledo Colgate Mass-East Carolina Ohio State Western Ky Manhattan Fordham Davton Brown Rider LaSatie Florida State Marquette Drake Old Dominion Miss.

Stale 'Arizona Stale 10 California 18 Connecticut 11 Duke 9 Florida 1 Georgetown 16 Harvard 8 Holy Cross 2 lona 9 Memphis St 23 Rutgers 14 Santa Clara 13 South Caro 5 Stanford 2 Texas 17 Va Crnnwtth 3 Virginia Tech 22 Rockets have won'four straight and Robert Reid is scheduled to return Knicks' victory at Philadelphia last week is fresh in 76ers' minds Celtics probably could score 200 points against apathetic Cavs Bullets' improvement is a tribute to Gene Shue's coaching Pacers are catching Hawks in a slump Bucks to bounce back tug after loss to Nets Pistons don't figure to covet as road favorite Blazers always give the Lakers a hard time. LAST WEEK: Picks were 19-16 Best Bets 3-2. Money-winners were 13 home favorites. 9 visiting underdogs, 8 home underdogs. 5 visiting favorites BEST BETS: ISLANDERS.

MONTREAL Islanders have won four straight Montreal has won five straight Whalers woeful on road Blues playing a little better than Sabres in last few games Struggling North Stars have tough job at Vancouver Kings are 1-10 in last 11 road games. LAST WEEK: Picks were 21-14-1 Best Bets 5-0 Money-winners were 12 home favorites. 5 home underdogs. 10 visiting underdogs. 6 visiting favorites There were 3 YCWs (You Can't Win NHL Leaders NEW YORK The National Hockey League scoring leaders through Sunday, Dec.

20. A Pis Gretzkv. Edm 40 53 93 Stastnv, Que 22 40 62 Tavtor, LA 19 38 57 Dionne. LA 24 31 55 Smith, Minn 21 33 54 Savard. CM 17 37 54 Bessy, Islanders 25 28 S3 Maruk, Wash 25 25 50 Trettier, Islanders 15 33 48 Ciccarelli.

Min 27 18 11 45 Tardif, Que 26 19 45 Coffey, Edmontn 19 26 .45 BEST BET: I0NA Unheralded lona probably will be a slight favorite over Dayton, and can top spread easily enough.