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B-7 TIMES-ADVOCATE, ESCONDIDO, JANUARY 11, 1981 Eastern Conference Atlantic Dtnuoo TTCae ELcaftestt Line (Over-Under: 39) AFC Championship Playoff SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 4 Oakland Raiders (Over-Under: 42 ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL XV San Diego Chargers 45 Dallas Cowboys 41 Philadelphia Eagles 42 Oakland Raiders 7-2 Fridayi Gum Boston 117, Chicago 111, OT Cleveland lot, Atlanta 107, OT Phoenti 111, New Jersey Philadelphia 107, Houston -s San Antonio 102, Portland Denver DO, San Diego 110 Los Angeles 02, Seattle 07 Saturdays Games New York lot, Cleveland Indiana 100, Milwaukee 102 Boston 117, New Jersey 115 Washington 100, Dallas 94 Philadelphia 117, Chicago 102 Houston 100, Portland 100 Kansas City 00, Utah 92 Golden State 100, Detroit 103 Seattle 111, Denver 111 Sunday's Games San Diego at Kansas City, 130 KOWN(14X), Channel 0 Phoenix at Milwaukee Washington at San Antonio Detroit at Los Angeles, 7 pirn, KLAC (570) Golden State at Seattle Mondays Games No games scheduled PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Favorite Points Underdog MILWAUKEE BUCKS 4 Phoenix Suns KANSAS CITY KINGS 5 San Diego Clippers SAN ANTONIO SPURS 9 Washington Bullets SEATTLE S'JPERSONICS 4 Golden State Warriors LOS ANGELES LAKERS llra Detroit Pistons im the Raiders have risen from the depths to be one step away from Super Bowl XV with Jim Plunkett astounding the many who earlier had all but written him off as finished. If they are to win, the Chargers must have their potent offense in high gear with a strong performance by Dan Fouts but that tough Oakland defense can give Fouts all the can handle and perhaps a lot more. Would give the Raiders a great shot at winning this game and points an excellent take. Take points with Suns vs. Bucks for likely close decision either way.

making bid to get into playoff picture after poor early season start, good choice at home over Clippers. havent done at all well at home this season, Warriors a good underdog take. PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) Favorite Points Underdog NFC Chanroionshin Playoff DaUas Cowboys 1 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES The Cowboys go into another NFC championship game against an opponent theyll be facing for the third time this season and no doubt but that the Dallas team is at its annual peak while the Eagles, recently victimized by some damaging injuries, appear considerably below the stature of the team that barely held on for a controversial 17-10 victory at Philadelphia last October 19. The Cowboys appearance in championship playoff competition is an almost routine post-season event while the Eagles have yet to prove themselves; with all due respect to the outstanding job Dick Vermeil has done at Philadelphia, the Cowboys with master mentor Tom Landry have to rate a big edge on the sidelines. Danny White has been superb with his aerial strikes that routed the Rams and overtook the Falcons and its highly improbable that the Eagles can hang in this game without showing marked improvement over a relatively inept performance that got them by the Vikings last week.

For this game the Cowboys appear to be a considerably better team than the Eagles and would look for an impressive Dallas victory. The Chargers and Raiders havent come to grips since their two confrontations within the first six weeks of the season and its a certainty the Chargers well remember having to go OT for a victory at San Diego and then falling to a fourth-quarter Raider blitz in a 38-24 loss at Oakland. In the inter PRO HOCKEY (NHL) Favorite Goals Underdog BUFFALO SABRES 1-1 Los Angeles Kings PHILADELPHIA FLYERS 1-14 New York Islanders NEW YORK RANGERS l-2 Toronto Maple Leafs QUEBEC NORDIQUES 1-14 Edmonton Oilers CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS Pick 'em Calgary Flames Home Team In CAPS Summarioo Friday's Game At San Diego, Calif. Brown 2 OO 4, Parker Totals 44 17-22 106. Campbell Conference Patrick Division Friday's Games Buffalo 3, New York Rangers 3, tie Vancouver 4, Winnipeg 4, be Hartford 6, Edmonton 6, be Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 Saturday's Games Detroit 4, Calgary 1 Quebec 5, Montreal 5, tie Boston 3, New York Islanders 2 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 4, Toronto 4, be Hartford 5, Winnipeg 3 Minnesota 3, Washington 2 Los Angeles 6, St.

Louis 6, be Sunday'i Games Los Angeles at Buffalo New York Islanders at Philadelphia Toronto at New York Rangers Edmonton at Quebec Calgary at Chicago Mondays Games Minnesota at Boston St. Louis at Hartford Edmonton at Montreal Washington at Colorado Playoff AMERICAN CONFERENCE Records NATIONAL CONFERENCE Dallas (144) Field Hockey Results Serra Tournament At Serra High School: Pool A 1) Serra 2) Morse 3) Oceanside 4) Torrey Pines 5) Orange Glen Pool 1) FaUbrook 2) Garden Grove 3) San Marcos 3) Kearny 5) Mission Bay At Clalremont High School: Pool A II Vista 21 Madison 3) Clalremont 4) El Cajon 5) Escondido Pool 1) Patrick Henry 2) Mira Mesa 3) San Pasqual 3) San Dieguito 5) Crawford The top two teams in each pool advance to the finals of the tournament. NASL Indoor Central Division San Diego (135) Summaries DENVER (130) English 11 1-1 23, Vandeweghe 3 3-2 12, Issel 7 0-10 22, Higgs 7 17, Thompson 12 0-12 33, McKinney 5 00 10, Gondreuck 1 00 2, Bobisch 4 2-3 10, Hordges 0 00 0, Dunn 0 1-2 1, Valentine 0 00 0. Totals 52 2603 130. SAN DIEGO (111) Wicks 2 5, Bryant 2 4-4 0, Nater 0 00 16, Smith 7 70 21, Taylor 3 1-2 7, Heard 1 00 2, Brooks 0 94 II, Williams 1 0-11 26, Bibby 1 4-4 2, Whitehead 2 1-2 5.

Totals 43 2000 111. Denver 33 21 34 34-130 San Diego 32 30 10 20-110 Three-point goal Bibby. Fouled out None. Total fouls-Denver 27, San Diego 21. A 4,560.

Saturdays Games Kansas city (N) Wedman 5 1-2 12, King 1 10-12 20, Lacey 13- 2 4, Ford 6 00 20, Birdsong 1 1-2 II, Whitney 0 So 0, Granfeld 0 1-2 1, Menweather 3 90 0, Douglas 4 1-1 1, Walton 0 06 0, Lambert 0M 0. Totals 37 24-21 91. UTAH (12) Dantley 11 2-3 25, Poquette 2 4, Wilkins 3 30 1, Green 7 00 14, Griffith 7 40 10, Cooper 3 1-2 7, Boone 5 2-2 13, Bristow 1 00 2 Totals 31 12-15 02. Kansas City 20 17 31 2O-M Utah 25 32 20 10-02 Three point goals Wedman, Dantley, Boone. Total fouls Kansas City 13, Utah 22.

A 1,563. MILWAUKEE 102 Ma. Johnson 0 3-3 21, Mi. Johnson 4 2-2 10, Catchings 4 1-2 Moncrief 3 10-11 16, Buckner 4 1-1 1, Winters 10 OO 20, Bridge-man 4 SO 11, Cummings 1 00 2, Elmore 0 OO 0, Evans 2 004. Totals 41 20-22 101 INDIANA 101 McGinnis 4 5-11 13, Bantam 7 3-4 17, Edwards 7 2-1 10, Buse 3 2-3 0, Knight 7 70 21, Orr 3 1-2 7, Sichtmg 0 3-3 3, Bradley 2 00 4, Johnson 5 70 17.

Totals 30 30-43 106. Milwaukee 33 10 23 20-102 Indiana 33 21 23 34-101 Fouled out-None. Total fouls Milwaukee 27, Indiana 21. Technicals- Mi-Johnson, McKinney. A 14,505.

WASHINGTON (106) Hayes 7 7-12 21, Ballard 1 OO 2, Mahora 1 1-2 5, Porter 12 1-2 25, Grevey 2 2-2 1, Kupchak 4 30 11, Matthews 1 1-2 II, McCarter 1 00 2, Roberts 0 30 15. Totals 44 16-20 106. DALLAS (M) LaGarde 0 40 16, Spanarkel 0 40 20, Lloyd 1 3-4 5, Mack 1 OO 2, Huato- I 94 Robinline 7 50 19, Byrnes 0 OO 0, B.Davis 1 OO 2, Boynes 0 00 0, Jeelanl 3 40 10. Totals 36 2201 94. Washington 27 21 23 35-106 Dallas 15 16 31 22- 14 Fouled out Porter.

Total fouls-Wasb-ington 30, Dallas 25. A 6,021. DETROIT (103) Hubbard 0 30 II, Tyler 6 24 14, Benson 1 6-7 24, Lee 0 OO 0, Long 12 30 27, Robinson 2 1-2 5, Mokesld 1-0-2, Herron 4 20 10, Drew 1 00 1 Totals 43 17-23 103. GOLDEN STATE (105) King 10 30 39, Smith 2 00 4, CarToD 11 54 27, Free 9 00 26, Lucas 0 OO 0, Romar 1 OO 2, Gollogo FAR WEST Bradley 03, N.Mexico St 50 Brigham Young 09, Hawaii 76 Denver 01, Neb. Wesleyan 56 S.Dakota St.

70, N.Colorado 63 Southern Cal 60, UCLA 66 Utah 97, San Diego SL 74 Weber St 06, Boise St. 66 Wyoming II, New Mexico 54 USIU 73, Navy 63 Pacific 04, SL Mary's 73 Washington St. 00, Arizona 71 Arizona SL 00. Washington 62 UC Irvine 106, USD 62 Stanford 02, Oregon 76 EAST Harvard 90, Manhattan 00 Hofstra 74, Bucknell 60, OT Lehigh 00, Colgate 66 New Hampshire 63, Dartmouth 60 Penn 70, Brown 57 Penn SL 67, Rider 51 Princeton 66, Yale 50 St.Bona venture 96, St.Michael's, VL 00 SLFrands, Pa. 69, SLFrancls, N.Y.

67 SLJohn's 03, Providence 63 SLPeters 75, Army 45 Villanova 69, Syracuse IS SOUTH Alabama 74, Mississippi 40 07, Va. Commonwealth 15 Davidson 104, Marshall 76 Florida 63, Auburn 59 Florida SL 07, Baptist 60 Forman 75, VMI 63 Playoff Rootoro Playoff Glanco Wild Card Playoffs Sunday, Dec. II American Conference Oakland 27, Houston 7 National Conference Dallas 14, Los Angeles 13 Divisional Playoffs Saturday, Jan. 3 American Conference San Diego 20, Buffalo 14 National Conference Philadelphia 31, Minnesota 16 Sunday, Jan. 4 American Conference Oakland 14, Cleveland 12 National Conference Dallas 30, Atlanta 27 Conference Championships Sunday, Jan.

11 National Conference Dallas at Philadelphia, 10 a.m., Channel I American Conference Oakland at San Diego, 2 p.m., Channel 39 Sunday, Jan. 25 Super Bowl XV At New Orleans, La. AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3 p.m., Channel 31 NFL Numerical rosters with player, position and college for todays American Conference championship game between the Oakland Raiders and the San Diego Chargers: OAKLAND RAIDERS 0 Marc Wilson, QB Brigham Young 1 Ray Gny, S. Mississippi 10 Chris Bahr, Penn State 16 Jim Plunkett, QB Stanford 21 Cliff Branch, WR Colorado 22 Arthur Whittington, RB SMU 23 Oclis McKinney, CB Colorado 26 Keith Moody, CB Syracuse 30 Mark van Eeghen, RB Colgate 21 Derrick Jensen, RB Tex-Arlington 23 Kenny King, RB Oklahoma 36 Dwayne OSteen, CB San Jose St.

31 Mike Devia, Colorado 37 Lester Hayes, CB Texas AAM 42 Monte Jackson, CB San Diego St 43 In Matthews, WR Wisconsin 44 Burgess Owens, Miami 41 Todd Christensn, RB Brghm Young 50 Dave Dolby, UCLA 51 Boh Nelson, LB Nebraska 52 Mario Celotto, LB Southern Cal 53 Rod Martin, LB Southern Cal 56 Matt Milled, LB Penn St. 56 Jeff Barnes, LB California 57 Randy McClanhn, LB SW Louisiana 12 Reggie Klnlaw, DT Oklahoma 63 Gene Upshaw, Texas AAI 16 Mickey Marvin, Tennessee 01 Steve Sylvester, T-G-C Notre Dame 79 Henry Lawrence, Florida AAM 71 Undaey Mason, T-G Kansas 72 John Matuszak, DE Tampa 73 Days Browning, DE-DT Washington 74 Dave Pear, DT Washington 77 JoeCampbeU, DE Maryland 75 Art Shell, 71 Bruce Davis, UCLA 01 Morris Bradshaw, WR Ohio St. 13 Ted Hendricks, LB Miami 04 Derrick Ramsey, TE Kentucky Boh Chandler, WR Southern Cal 11 Cedrick Hardman, DE N. Texas SL II Raymond Chester, TE Morgan SL 09 Rich Martini, WR Cal-Davis 90 Willie Jones, DE Florida SL Paterson, Det, major-minor, 12 49; larson, Det, major, Petlmski, Cal, major, 14:15. Shota on goal Calgary 519-7-20.

Detroit 15150-31. Goalies Calgary, Lemelin; Detroit, Lo-linski. A 16,014 Philadelphia 2 1 1-4 Toronto 0 1 34 First Period 1, Philadelphia, Leach 11 (Clarke, Barber), 1:00. 2, Philadelphia, Leach If (Propp, Wilson), 17:56. Penalties Slttler, Tor, Holmgren, Phi Philadelphia bench, served by Propp, Sa-ganiuk, Tor, Holmgren, Phi Sa-ganiuk, Tor, 16.56; Wesley, Phi 11:57.

Second Period 3, Philadelphia, Wilson 11 Linaeman, Holmgren 1 56. 4, Toronto, Sutler 23 (Martin), 18.25. Penalties Dailey, Phi, Turnbull, Tor, Wilson, Phi Murray, Phi, Paiement, Tor, 19:13. Third Period-5, Philadelphia, Barber 31 (Clarke, Propp), :28. 6, Torooto, Farriah 2 (Boschman, Sagamuk), 3:16.

7, Toronto, Boschman 12 (Saganiuk), 9 46. 8, Toronto, Derlago 22 (Valve, Turnbull), 17:57, Penai-ties-Bndgman, Phi, Linaeman, Phi, 3:39. Shots on goal Philadephia 514-11-34. Toronto 5151432. Goalies-Philadelphia, St.Croix.

Toronto, Rutherford. Washington 1 1 0-1 Minnesota 1 1 1-3 First Period 1, Washington, Pronovost 15 (Guatafsaon, Currie), 0:17. 2. Minnesota, Payne 16 (B Hartsburg), 16:36. Penalties Min, Barrett, Min, Carlson, Mm, minor-major, Ribble, Was, minor-major, 14.06; Washington bench, served by Veitch, Minnesota bench, served by Younghans, Maruk, Was, Hangsleben, Was, 19:55.

Second Period 3, Minnesota, Christoff 9 (Roberts, Eaves), 4:15. 4, Washington, Gartner 14 (Ribble, Pronovost), 14:17. Penalties Gartner, Was, Young, Min, Mulvey, Was, major, Carlson, Min, major, 15:04. Third Period 5, Minnesota, MacAdam 11 (unassisted), 0:03. Penalties McTaggart, Was, major, 16.23; Younghans, Mm, major, 18:23.

Shota on goal Washington 157-12-29. Minnesota 15251141. Goalies Washington, Pam. Minnesota, Melocbe. Chicago 2 2 1-4 Pittsburgh 2 9 1-3 First Period 1, Chicago, Sutter 19 (Marsh, Murray), 9:07.

2, Chicago, Higgins 7 (Wilson, Murray), 10:06. 3, Pittsburgh, Lee 14 (Malone, Johnson), 15.34. 4, Pittsburgh, Kehoe 30 (Faubert) 19:59. Penal-ties-Sharpley, Chi Secord, Chi Riaaling, Pit, Stackhouse, Pit, Ruskowski, Chi Riaaling, Pit, Hutchison, Chi 16 27; Lonaberry, Pit, Savard, Chi major, Burrows, Pit, Ruskowski, Chi Baiter, Ptt, 16:53. Second Period 5, Chicago, Murrey 6 (Unassisted), 12:49.

9, Chicago, Murray 7 (Sharpley, Wilson) 15:04. Penalties Secord, Chi Baxter, Ptt, major, Higgins, Chi, Faubert, Pit, Fox, Chi major, 17:59. Third period 7, Pittsburgh, Gardner 15 (Faubert, Lonsbeny), 9:20. 8, Chicago, Higgins 8 (Kerr, Zaharko), 12:24. Penalties Ruskowski Chi Ruskowski CM, Secord, CM, Baxter, Pit, 17:24.

Shota oo goal Chicago 5151127. Pittsburgh 17-515-36. Goalies-CMcago, Esposito. Pittsburgh, Ricci A 13,286. Los Angeles 4 1 16 St.

Louis 2 1 36 First Period-1, Los Angeles, Dionne 34 1:06. 2, St. Louis, Pettersson 8:16. 3, Los Angeles, Simmer 40iTay-lor, Dionne) 9:2,. 4, Los Angeles, Wells 3i Jensen, Unger) 11:34.

5, St Louts, Sutter 15:33. 6, Los Angeles, Simmer 41(Taylor, Dionne) 17:18. Penal-ties-Korsb, LA, minor and major, Turnbull, StL, minor and major, Pa-tey, StL, Simmer, LA, Patey, StL, 16.52. Second Period-7, St. Louia Babych 30f Pettersson, Zuke) 6:12.

Los Angeles, Harris 11(M. Murphy, Terrion) 6:45. Penalties Unger, LA, Unger, LA, La-Pornte, StL, Hopkins, LA, 14:17. Third Period-8, St. Louis, Turnbull, 17(Patey, LaPointe) 1:21.

10, St. Louis, Mi-cheletb 2(Federko, Brownschidle) 4:54. 11, Los Angeles, Dionne 35(Taylor, Hardy) 7:37. 12, St. Louis, Pettersson 16iKea, Heinz) 15.23.

Penalties Taylor, LA, Lewis, LA, LaPointe, StL, Kea, StL, 7:24. Shots on goal Los Angeles 14-5-7-29. St. Louis 3 10 1023. Goalies Los Angeles, Lessard; St.

Louia, Liut, Heinz. Quebec 1 2 2-6 Montreal 2 1 2-6 First Period 1, Montreal Risebrough 1 (Savard), 1:04. 2, Montreal, laroucbe 9, 7 25. 3, Quebec, Dupont 4, 17 06. Penaltiea-Wickenheiser, Mon, Hialop, Que, 16.51.

Second Period 4, Montreal, Lambert 14 (Tremblay), :37. 5, Quebec, PStastny 16 (Ftorek), 6:30. 6, Quebec, Goulet 16 (Hunter, Richard), 6:11. Penalty-langway, Mon, 1:37. Third Period-7, Quebec, Goulet 17 (Hunter), 1:14.

6, Montreal, Napier 16, 12:00. 9, Montreal Risebrough 2 (Tremblay, En-glblom), 12:42. 10, Quebec, Tardif 9 (Plasse), 16:39. Penaltiea-None. Shots on goal-Quebec 5-5422.

Montreal 12-11-5-32. Goalies Plasse, Quebec. Larocque, Montreal. A 17,199. Boston 0 2 1-3 New York Ialanders 0 2 9-2 First Period None.

Penalties-Langev-in, NY, McCrimmon, Bos, Foster, Bos, 15:35. Second Period 1 New York, Merrick 4 (Potvln), 13:46. 2, Boston, McNab 18 (Park), 14:37. 3, New York, Kallur 34 (Goring, Bourne), 15:35. 4, Boston.

McNab 19 (Middleton, OConnell), 19:49. Penalties Lor-imer, NY, OReilly, Bos, double minor, Smith, NY, served by Tonelli, McCrimmon, Bos, major, Howatt, NY, major, D. Potvin, NY, Bourne, NY, 18:13. Third Period-6, Boston, Bourque I (Middleton, Foster), 4:23. PenalUea-MacTav-ish, Bos, Crowder, Bos.

Lane, NY, 13:44. Shots on goal-Boston 5151233. New York 10-155-27. Goalies-Boston, Vachon. New York, Smith.

A 15.008. Calgary 5 1 0-1 Detroit 0 2 1-4 First Period None. Penalties Russell Cal Nedomansky, Det, Nilsson, Cal Russell, Cal, 17:25. Second Period-1. Calgary, Nilason 18, 1:03.

2, Detroit, Labraaten 2 (Kom, Kirton), 9:01. 3, Detroit, Foligno 20 (Ogrodnick), 13:43. Penalties Murdoch, Cal, McCourt, Det, 14:15. Third Period 4. Detroit, Ogrodnick 22 (Foligno, larson), 12:40.

5, Detroit Ogrodnick 23 (Huber), 19:08. Penalties-Barrett, Det, Plett, Cal major-minor, 1 1-5 3, Ray 1 04 (. Detroit 21 24 24 23-101 Golden Slate 26 24 21 24-106 Three point goals None. Fouled out-None. Total fouls Detroit 21, Golden State 20.

A 0,307. PORTLAND (106) Natt 5 00 10, Thompson 2 00 4, Owens 5 04 10, Paxson 12 50 30, Ransey 11 4-4 21, Kun-nert 3 10 7, Washington 2 00 4, Bates 3 04 1, Gross 4 00 1, Totals 47 10-12 106. HOUSTON (106) Gamn 6 04 12, Jones 1 00 10, Malone 0 64 24, Dunleavy 7 30 17, Reid 3 04 1, Lea veil 34-4 14, Henderson 1 34 Willoughby 1 04 2, Paultx 2 04 4. Totals 46 1320 106. Portland 24 32 14 35- 166 Houston 26 II 31 30-106 Three point baskets Paxsoo.

Fouled Out Gross. Total Fouls Portland 24, Houston 10. BOSTON (117) Maxwell 3 34 9, Bird 13 34 29, Parish 1 310 24, Archibald 1 312 26, Ford 2 14 1, Robey 4 14 Henderson 2 44 McHale 3 04 0, Duerod 0 00 0. Totals- 45 2341 117. NEW JERSEY (115) OEoren 5 00 10 Robinson 14 22 30, Gmin-skl 5 32 12, Moore 1 44 16, Newlin 5 30 10, Elliott 4 1-1 1, van Breds Kolffl 23 4, Cook 7 34 17, Jones 0 74 7.

Totals- 47 2144 113. Boston 35 20 32 30-117 Nets 31 33 30 16-111 Three-point goals- Ford 1. Fouled oat Maxwell, OEoren. Total fouls- Boston 24, Nets 31. Technicals- Boston Coach Fitch.

NEW YORK (104) Russell 0 36 10, S. Williams 1 14 7, Cartwright 13 37 32, R. Williams 7 32 10, Richardson 4 30 12, Webster 0300, Glenn 4 1-1 1, Woodson 4 30 1, Demic 0 241 Totals 43 17-25 104. CLEVELAND (90) Carr 14 31 20, Mitchell 11 54 17 Lalmbeer 3 30 6, Brati 3 30 7, Phegley 5 44 14, Washington 2 34 7, Ford 0 30 0, Smith 5 30 M. Totals 43 1314 91.

New York 23 11 20 23-104 Cleveland 21 24 21 23-16 Three-point goals-Richardson, Brati. Fouled out-None. Total fouls-New York 23, Cleveland 25. Techr jd Cleveland Coach Mussulman. A IJi.

PHILADELPHIA (115) Erving 5 34 13, C. Jones 1 34 5, Dawkins 11 30 22, Richardson 1 30 2, Toney 10 1-2 21, Hollins 4 44 12, B. Jones 7 44 10, MIX 0 310 24. Totals 47 2341 115. CHICAGO (102) Greenwood 1 14 3, Kenoo 4 32 10, Gilmore 7 312 22, Theus 3 1312 16, Worthed 1 34 2, Wilkerson 3 36 12, Dietrick 1 1-1 3, Sobers I 44 20, D.

Jones 2 1-2 5, May 3 34 1. Totals 33 3644 102. Philadelphia 31 20 34 Iff OiicagO 23 25 30 26-112 Thnpoint goals None. Fouled out Dawkins. Total fouls Philadelphia 29, Chicago 23.

Technical-Chicago Coach Sloan, Gilmore. A-10, 009. Ocoroo Kentucky 40, Tennessee 47 Louisiana SL 01, Mississippi SL 01 Maryland 94, Duke 71 N.Carolina SL 93, Georgia Tech 60 S.Alabama 74, Georgia St. 54 S.Mlsslsslppi 01, Biscayne 69 Southern U. 00, Grambling 63 Virginia 63, North Carolina 57 William Mary 51, Virginia Tech 43 -MIDWEST Bowling Green 70, W.Michlgan 75 CenL Michigan 64, Ohio U.

56 Creighton 62, Indiana SL 61 Evansville 73, Loyola, HI 70 Indiana 70, Illinois 61 Iowa 65, Michigan SL 57 i Iowa SL 94, W. Illinois 72 Kansas 14, Iona 64 Kansas SL 74, EJUinols 62 Louisville 03, Cincinnati 60 Marquette 54, Notre Dame 52 Michigan 60, Minnesota 67, 2 OT Northwestern 50, Wisconsin Oklahoma SL 04, Colorado 07 Purdue 73, Ohio SL 65 Toledo 70, Ball SL 60 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 15, Texas Christian 51 Baylor 51, Southern Methodist 46 E.Texas Baptist 63, Southwestern 62 Houston II, Texas 71 Rice 02, Texas Wesleyan 61 Texas Tech 72, Texas AAM 70 Tulsa 91, Wichita SL 04 SOUTHERN CAL (60) Williams 10 20, McDonald 4 1-2 1, Miller 5 24 12, Hill 4 Brooks 5 54 15, Holmes 1 44 2, Ratkovich 0 2-22. Totals 21 10-14 00. NO. 7 UCLA (06) Sanders 1 24 20, Days 5 54 15, Fields 5 04 10, Foster 5 1-1 11, Holton 1 44 2, Pruitt 2 41 4, Jackson 0 1-2 1, Anderson 1 1-2 1 Totals 20 1417 66.

Halftime UCLA 41, Southern Cal 22. Fouled out None. Total fouls-Soutbere Cal 20, UCLA 16. A-ll, 025. NO.

12 ILLINOIS (01) Johnson 6 34 15, Smith 40-00, Holcomb 44 2, Harper 02-2 2, Range 3 64 12, Tucker I 45 14, Griffin 3 44 6, Leonard 1 44 2, Richardson 0 41 0, Bontempf 0 44 IL Totals 23 15-1761. INDIANA (70) Kitcbel 11 1411 40, Wittman 3 44 1, 7 42 16, Thomas 5 42 12, J. Thomas 1 1-2 1, Brown 0 41 0, Turner 0 44 0, Frans 0 44 1, Iaenbarger 0 1-2 1, Risley 1 44 2, Grunwald 0 44 0, Bouchie 0 40 0, LsFave 0 44 5. Totals 27 242771. Halftime Score Indiana 30, Illinois 21.

Fouled out Smith, Thomas, J. Thomas. Total fouls Illinois 22. Indiana 17. nU(74) Jones 7 410 23, Cage 4 44 1, Holden 3 34 1, Bond 0 44 0, Morris 1 14 17, Gordon 4 14 1, Smith 1 44 2, Hamilton 0 44 0, Gwynn 1 42 2, Mendosa 1 44 2, Garwood 1 44 2, Head 1 41 0.

Totals 21 1425 74. NO. 10 UTAH (17) Vranes 5 74 17, Bankowsk! 6 47 II, "Chambers 10 41 26, Martin 2 64 4, Mannioo 3 44 11, McClain 1 440, Williams 024 2, H1U 1 44 1, Hammer 5 42 li Folsom 0 44 0, Robinson 2 44 4, Winans 1 44 2 Totals 34 2944 17. Halftime Utah 41, SDSU 42. Fouled out-HMden, Gordon.

Total fouls-San Diego St 20, Utah 24. Technkals-Chambera. A 12,631. 03 Larry Cole, DT (4 Tom Rafferty, 05 Kurt Peterson, 67 Pat Donovan, 60 Herbert Scott, 71 Andy Frederick, 72 Ed Jones, DE 74 Norm Wells, 76 Larry Bethea, DT 77 Bruce Thornton, DE 70 John Dutton, DT 79 Harvey Martin, DE 00 Tony Hill, WR 04 Doug Cosbie, TE 06 Butch Johnson, WR 17 Jay Saldi TE II Drew Pearson, WR 19 Billy Joe DuPree, TE Hawaii PennSt. Missouri Stanford.

Virginia Union New Mexico Tennessee SL Northwestern Michigan SL Illinois Nebraska E. Texas St. Stanford Santa Clara Cal-Rlverside South Carolina Tulsa Michigan St. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 1 Tony Franklin, 4 Max Runager, 7 Ron Jaworski, QB 9 Joe Ptsarcik, QB 16 Rob HerteL QB 17 Harold Carmichael, WR 20 Leroy Harris, FB 21 John Sciarra, S-PR 22 Bernard Wilson, FS 24 Zac Henderson, 27 Richard Blackmor, CB 21 W.Montgomery, RB 33 Louie-Giammona, RB 35 Perry Harrington, FB 37 BUly Campfieid, RB 39 Bob Torrey, FB 41 Randy Logan, 43 Roynell Young, CB 46 Herman Edwards, CB 50 Guy Morriss, 51 Reggie Wilkes, LB 52 Ray Phillips, LB 55 Frank LeMaster, LB 56 Jerry Robinson, LB 59 A1 Chesley, LB (1 Mark Slater, 62 Petey Perot, 63 Ron Baker, 65 Charlie Johnson, DT 66 Bill Bergey, LB 66 Dennis Harrison, DE 69 Woody Peoples, 71 Ken Clarke, DT 73 Steve Kenney, 75 Stan Walters, 78 Jerry Sizemore, 78 Carl Hairston, DE 13 Rodney Parker, WR 64 Keith Krepfie, TE Charlie Smith, WR 17 Claude Humphrey, DE 18 John Spagnola, TE 09 Wally Henry, WR 95 John Bunting, LB 97 Thomas Brown, DE Texas AAM South Carolina Youngstown St. New Mexico St.

Southern Cal Southern Arkansas St. UCLA Vanderbilt Oklahoma Msssspp St. Abilene Chris. Utah St. Jackson Kansas PennSt.

Michigan Alcorn SL SanDleg St. Texas Christian Georgia Tech Nebraska Kentucky UCLA Pitt Minnesota NW Louisiana Oklahoma SL Colorado Arkansas St. Vanderbilt Grambling Syracuse Clemson Syracuse Texas Maryland SL Tennessee St. Iowa St. Grambling Tennesae SL Vale UCLA North Carolina Baylor NFL Injury List NEW YORK (AP) The Injury list for Sunday'i National Football League conference championship games: DALLAS AT PHILADELPHIA -Cowboys: LB Mike Hegman (elbow) out.

Norm WeQa (knee) out. LB Bob Breunig (knee), RB Tony Dorsett (riba), DT John Dutton (thigh), John Fitzgerald (foot-shoulder), WR Tony HID (thigh), DT Ed Jones (toe), RB Preston Pearson (foot), TE Jay Saldi (grain), Charlie Waters (knee), QB Dtnny White (shoulder) probable. Eagle WR Scott Fttzkee (foot) ouL WR Charles Smith (Jaw) doubtful Jerry Sfxemore (toe), RB Wilbert Montgomery (thigh), RB Louis Giammona (knee), TE Keith Krepfie (hamstring), LB Bill Bergey (hamstring), FB Leroy Harris (knee), CB Roynell Young (thigh) probable. OAKLAND AT SAN DIEGO Raiders: R3 In Matthews (knee), CB Odis McKinney (knee) probable. Chargers: DE Fred Dean (leg) probable.

DE Charles DeJurnett (leg) out. TE Gregg McCrary (back) doubtful. RB Clarence Williams (shoulder) 40 Clarence Williams, RB 42 Hike Fuller, 46 Chuck Munde, RB 47 Frank Duncan, 40 Jerome Dove, CB 51 Woodrow Lowe, LB 52 Ray Preston, LB 53 Ralph Perretta, G-C 54 Jim Laalavic, LB 55 Bob Horn, LB 56 Bob Rush, 57 Linden King, LB 50 Carl McGee, LB 59 Cliff Thrift, LB 60 Dan Audick, T-G 62 Don Macek, G-C 13 Doug Wilkerson, 14 Chuck Loewen, T-G 66 Billy Shields, 17 Ed White, II Leroy Jones, DE 69 John Lee, DE 71 Fred Dean, DE 74 Louie Kelcber, DT 79 Gary Johnson, DT 60 Kellen Winslow, TE 03 John Jefferson, WR 04 Ron Smith, WR 06 John Floyd, WR II Greg McCrary, TE 99 Wilbur Young, DE S. Carolina Auburn California San Frandac St. Colorado St.

Alabama Syracuse Purdue Penn St. Oregon St. Memphis St. Colorado St. Duke E.

Central Okla. Hawaii Boston Col. NC-Centrel S. Dakota SL Georgia Tech California Norfolk St. Nebraska Louisiana Tech SMU Grambling Missouri Arizona SL San Diego SL NE Louisiana Clark William Penn Numerical rosters with player, position and college for today's National Conference championship game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles: DALLAS COWBOYS I Rafeal SepUen, SW Louisiana II Danny White, QR-P Arizona St.

14 Gary Hogeboom, QB Cnt. Michigan 10 Glenn Carano, QB Vegas 20 Ron Springs, FB Ohio SL 23 James Jones, RB Mississippi St. 26 Preston Pearson, RB Illinois 30 Timmy Newsome, FB Wnstn Salem 31 Benny Barnes, CB Stanford 32 Dennis Thurman, Southern Cal 33 Tony Dorsett, RB Pitt 34 Aaron Mitchell, CB Vegas 41 Charlie Waters, Clemson East McDole 37 pass from Adams (Castro kick) West Samoa 1 run (Aarntts kick) West-Samoa 1 run (run failed) West Redwine 9 run (Bradley pass from Redwine) East FG Castro 31 East Burrell 0 pass from Herrmann (Castro kick) A 39,010 First downs Rushes-yarda Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumblea-lost Penal ties-yards East West 17 12 36105 45156 173 133 63 07 14563 7-162 6241 6163 1-1 450 61 351 Rushing East, Brooks 653, Rogers 1643, McMillan 752. West, McNeil 954, Samoa 16 45, Redwine 629. Passing East, Adams 10-7-1-104, Herrmann 14-7-259.

West, Samoa 75554, Bradley 12-4-631. Receiving East, Burrell 556, McDole 1-07. West, Redwine 622, Smith 624. Saturday's Games Atlanta 5, Tampa Bay 4, OT Los Angeles 0, San Diego 6 Aztecs 0, Suckers 6 San Diego Scores: 1- Nesin (assist: Stamatis) 2-Stamatia (assist: Wieczorkowski) 3-Nesin (assist: Veee) 3-Wieczorkowski (assists: Veee, Donnelly) 4 Veee 4 Veee (assist: Willrieh) Sorkera record: 45. Next game: Tuesday va.

Tulsa, 7:30 p.m., San Diego Sports Arena. Sunday's Games Toronto at Edmonton Fort Lauderdale at Jacksonville Vancouver at Calgary Monday's Games No games scheduled Sports on TV TODAY FOOTBALL NFL Today, 9:30 a.m. (0) Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 10 a.m. (0) NFL '00, 1:30 p.m.

(39) Oakland Raiders vs. San Diego Chargers, 2 p.m. (39) GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS Baseball player and manager Frank Robinson is featured, 4:30 p.m. (7) BASKETBALL San Diego Clippers vs. Kansas City Kings, 5:30 p.m.

(6) HOCKEY Toronto Maple Leafs vs. New York Rangers, 7 p.m. (Cable 2) YACHTING Freedom's defense of the America's Cup, 10 pun. (15) MONDAY HOCKEY Minnesota North Stars vs. Boston Bruins, (Cable 2) BASKETBALL California vs.

Oregon, 11:30 p.m. (9) Texas vs. Arkansas, 11:30 p.m. (13) WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL Los Angeles Lakers vs. Washington Bullets, 6 pm.

(9) THURSDAY YACHTING Freedoms defense of the America's Cup, 1:30 pm. (15) FRIDAY BASKETBALL San Diego Clippers vs. Utah Jazz, 0:30 pm. (9) UCLA vs. Arizona State, 7 pm.

(5) Sports Duals FOOTBALL National Football League SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Activated John Cappellettl running back, and Linden King, linebacker, from the injured-reserve list. Placed Charles DeJurnett, defensive tackle, and Booker Russell running back, on the injured-reserve list. HOUSTON OILERS Released Joe Bugel offensive line coach; King Hill quarterback coach; Andy Bourgeois, offensive backfield coach; Bob Gambold, defensive coach; John Paul Young, defensive coach; and Wade Phillips, defensive line coach. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Reactivated Wally Henry, wide, receiver, and placed Scott Fitzkee, wide reciever, on the injured reserve list. BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Signed Lon WMtak-er, second baseman, to a two-year contract.

Collogo Sumcnarloo Tucson Golf Loaders OLD DOMINION (63) McAdoo 1 34 21, Mann 7 2-2 16, West 2 3-2 6, Vaughan 1 1-2 3, Robinson 1 1-1 13, Adams 0 00 0, Braxton 1 06 2, Kragtwijk 1 06 I Totals 27 1-11 63. NO. 1 DEPAUL (12) Aguirre 4 7-0 15, Grubbs 3 34 9, Cummings 1 55 17, Dillard 7 1-1 15, Bradshaw 3 04 Randolph 0 05 0, Moore 0 04 0. Totals 23 19 10 62. Halftime-DePaul 35, Old Dominion 25.

Fouled out WesL Total fouls-Old Dominion 16, DePaul 14. A-14, 050. NO. 10 NORTH CAROLINA (57) Wood 1 2-2 10, Worthy 5 1-2 11, Budko 1 2, Pepper 7 14, Black 2 4, Perkins 3 6, Eium 0 1-2 1, Brest 0 1-2 1, Kenny 0 M0, Barlow 0 04 Breddock 0 0. Totals 26 55 57.

NO. I VIRGINIA (0) Robinson 1 2, Raker 1 0-1 10, Sampson 3 44 14, Lanq 5 2-2 12, Jones 3 2-2 1, Wilson 41-2 9, Gates 9 04 0, Stokes 0 04 0, Lattimore 0 55 1. Totals 27 M3 63. Halftime North Carolina 33, Virginia 22. Fouled out-Pepper, Worthy.

Total foula-North Carolina II, Virginia 15. Technical foul-Virginia bench. NO 5 NOTRE DAME (52) Tripucka I 90 10, Woolridge 4 2-0 10, Kleine 0 0, Jackson 4 04 0, Paxson 1 24 14, Andree 0 0, Sluby 0 04 0, Varner 0 04 0, Salinas 0 2-2 2, Wilcox 0 0. Totals 20 lO-ll 52. MARQUETTE (54) Lee I 04 12, Schlundt 1 1-1 3, Marquardt 0 34 15, Riven 3 1-2 7, Wilson 5 1-1 11, Marotta 2 4, Nyenhuls 1 2, Green 0 0.

Totals 24 6-10 54 Halftime Marquette 33, Notre Dame 31. Fouled out none. Total fouls Notre Dame 15, Marquette It A-ll, 052. East-La wrence 1 run (Graham kick) East Lawrence 15 run (Graham kick) West-FG Sullivan 52 East Sberwin 0 pass from Clifford (Graham kick) A-76, 000 East 19 46-230 103 West 23 41-154 230 First downs Rushes-yarda Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumbleaJost Penaltiee-yards 13 7 19-165 19-40-1 559 352 15 3-1 5-21 2-10 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING EasL Vigorito 1653, Lawrence 1357, Clifford 551 West, Oliver 10-49, Hawkins 641, Minter 1640. PASSING-East, Venuto 1555, Clifford 6135109.

West, Flick 6161-133, Lomax 16 245105. RECEIVING East, Sherwin 3-25, Hdohan 624, Moore 615. West, Verser 556, Mistier 659, Nichols 629, Lewis 621..

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