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THIS PAGE MADE OVER FINAL EDITION SEE END OF ROLL 26 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, February 3, 1989 The Scoreboard 3 I mm i i EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division City WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Divisk Pts GF GA By TV Associated Preu The (19 players declared mmnditknal free agents by the 28 National Football League clubs as of Febniary 2, 1989: INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE BOYS Diriiwil New York 29 16 Philadelphia 25 19 Boston 21 22 New Jersey 17 25 Washington 16 25 Charlotte 11 33 Catrai DrvisiN Cleveland 32 10 Detroit 28 13 Milwaukee 27 14 Atlanta 27 17 Chicago 25 17 Indiana 11 31 Pet GB .644 34 .488 7 .405 10 11 17 .762 .683 3 .659 4 .614 6 .595 7 .262 21 Maple Leafs 4 Islanders 1 Tarwto 1 1 2-4 Y. Matters 1 t-1 First Period-1, Toronto, Marois 16 (Otyczk), 9:38. Penalues-Daoust, Tor (slashing). DiMaio. NY (slashing), Damphousse, Tor Ihoobng), 3:39: Trottier.

NY topping), 4:39: Bester, Tor, served by Gil (delay of game). 12: 18. Second Period -I New York, Sutter 21 (Volek, Flatley). 7:25. 3, Toronto, Fergus 15 (Laughlin, Gill), 19:54.

Penaloes-Secord, Tor, major (fighting), DiMaio, NY, major (fighting), Leeman, Tor Ihoobng), 14: 15. Third Period-4, Toronto. Laughlin 8 (Fergus), 19:24 (en). 5, Toronto, Reid 7 (Damphousse), 19:44. Penalbes-None.

Snots on goal-Toronto 94-11-28. New York 12-164-36. Power-play Opportumrjes-Toronto 0 of New York Oof 3. Goalies-Toronto, Bester, 8-10-2 (36 shots-35 saves). New York, Smith, 3-11-0 (27-241.

Referee-Rob Schick. linesmen-Dan McCourtDanSchachte. Lew Barnes, kick returner: Ken Bel, quarterback: Greg Brown, defensive lineman; Philip Brown, linebacker; Bret Clark, defensive back; Evan Cooper, defensive back: Joe Costello. linebacker; Greg Davis, kicker: Steve Ms. quarter-back; Kenny Flowers, running back; Keith Griffin, running back; Jesse Hester, wide receiver; Darnell Lee, tight end; Calvin Loveafl.

defensive back; Brett Miller, offensive tackle; James Milhng wide receiver; Paul Oswald, offensive lineman; Pat Sainton, guard; Elbert Shelley, defensive back; Fred Small, linebacker; Vinson Smith, linebacker; Sylvester Stamps, running back; Ken Whisenhunt, tight end; Gary Wilkins. tight end; Mitch Willis, defensive lineman; George Yaroo. offensive lineman; Mitcnell Young, defensvt tackle. Biflak Walter Brouthton. wide receiver: Tonv WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Divinot Pet.

GB Utah 26 17 .605 Houston 25 17 .595 Dallas a 20 .512 4 Denver 23 22 .511 4 San Antonio 12 30 .286 13 Miami 4 38 .095 21 Pacific Drvisiot A Lakers 30 14 .682 Phoenix 27 15 .643 2 Seattle 27 15 .643 I Portland 23 19 .548 6 Golden State 22 19 .537 6 Sacramento 12 30 .286 17 LA Clippers 10 33 .233 19 Morris, offensive tackle; Reggie Phillips, defensive back; Colin Scotts, defensive tackle; Chris Spachman, defensive tackle; Mark Traynowicz, offensive guard; Mark Walczak. tight end. Pittsbui Buddy Aydelette. offensive tackle; Steve Bono, quarterback: Keith Gary, defensive end: Preston Gotbard, tight end; Larry Griffin, defensive back; Anthony Benton, linebacker: Earnest Jackson, running back: Greg Lee. defensive back: Jeff Markland.

tight end; Frank Pollard, tight end: Lupe Sanchez, defensive back: Tyronne Stowe. linebacker; Weegie Thompson, wide receiver; Mike Webster, center; Dwayne Woodruff, defensive back. San Diego Vince Abbott, placekicker; Curtis Adams, running back; Martin Bayless, defensive back; Darrick Brilz, offensive lineman: Leonard Coleman, defensive back; Ken Dallafior, offensive tackle; Steve DeLine, placekicker: Chuck Faucette, linebacker: Darren Flutie, wide receiver; Steve Fuller, quarterback; Chris Gambol, offensive tackle; Jeff Jackson, linebacker; Demetrious Johnson, defensive back: Anthony Jones, tight end; Tyrone Keys, defensive end; Randy Kirk, linebacker: Gary Kowalski. offensive hneman; Babe Laufenberg. quarterback; Don Macek.

center; Patrick Miller, defensive back; Elvis Patterson, defensive back; Dan Rosado. offensive lineman: Kevin Scott, running back; Tim Spencer, running back; Kenneth Woodard, linebacker. San Francisco Cbet Brooks, defensive back: Mark Cochran, offensive tackle: Greg Cost, defensive back; Randy Cross, offensive lineman; Doug DuBose. running back; Terry Greer, wide receiver; Ron Hadley, linebacker; Ron Heller, tight end; Tom Holmoe. defensive back: Brent Jones, tight end; Sam Kennedy, linebacker; Pete Kugler, defensive end; Paul O'Connor, offensive guard; John Pave, quarterback; Darryl Pollard, defensive back; Del Rodgers.

running hack; Todd Brown, offensive tackle: Carl Bvrum, linebacker: Zfph Lee. defensive back; running back; Sherman Cocroft, defensive James Lofton, wide receiver; Rod Mar-back; Wame Davis, defensive back: Joe til- linebacker; Milt McCoU. linebacker; Devon, offensive tackle: Dwight Drane. I Reggie McKenzie. linebacker; Chris TONIGHT Byi Basketball Sctirrtklll LeagM Drraml Brue Mountain at West Hazleton Pottsvule at Pine Grove Mount Carmel at North Schuylkill ShamtoatTamaqua Division Lourdes at Nativity Shenandoah at MinersviUe Tri-Vauey at Schuylkill Haven Saint Clair at Williams Valley Division III Marian at Panther Valley Weatherly at MM1 Mahanoy Area at Jim Thorpe Freeland at Cardinal Brennao Wyoming Valley Cwfereiee Diriiiotl Pittston Area at TAinkhannock Coughlin at Bishop Hoban Hazleton at Berwick Dallas at Wyoming Area Nanticoke at Wyoming Valley West Drnsmll Hanover Area at Lake-Lehman GAR at Bishop Hafey BishopO'Reifly at Meyers West Sde Tech at Crestwood Wyoming Valley Junior Confertice Hanover Area at Lake-Lehman Wilkes-Barre Township at Seton GAR at Bishop Hafey Bishop O'Reilly at Meyers Girls Swiituning Wyoming Valley Cmfereaee Pittston Area at Wyoming Seminary Abington Heights at Bisbop Hoban Tunkhannock at Wyoming Valley West Wyoming Area at Meyers Hazleton at Berwick, 4:30 p.m.

Coughlin at Nanticoke Scranton Central at Sainton Prep SATURDAY Boys Basketball Nw-Leagie Panther Valley at AUentown Diemff Girb Basketball Non-League Tamaqua at Mahanoy Area High School Wrestling Wyoming Valley Conference Division I Meyers at Hazleton Coughlin at Hanover Area Bisbop Hoban at GAR Crestwood at Nanticoke Dallas at Wyoming Area Berwick at West Side Tech Pittston Area at Tunkhannock Wyoming Valley West at Lake-Lehman Scbiylkill League Division I North Schuylkill at Mount Carmel Shamokin at Pine Grove Tamaqua at Blue Mountain WeS Hazleton at Pottsville Division II Mahanoy Area at Panther Valley Williams Valley at Schuylkill Haven Men's College Basketball Azizidtlin Abdur-Ra'oof, wide receiver; Gary Bakhnger, nose tackle; Tom Baugh, center; Timmy CofiekJ. linebacker; Dar-rtll Colbert, wide receiver; Louis Cooper, linebacker; Curt DiG-iacomo. guard; Dee Hardison, defensive end; Andy Hawkins, linebacker; Greg Hill, defensive back; Stevie Hobbs. wide receiver; Todd Howard, linebacker; Sidney Johnson, defensive back; Hike Jones, wide receiver: Brian Jorwiak. guard; Pete Koch, defensive tackle; Adam Lingner, center; Jerry McCabe.

linebacker; Larry Monarty, running back: Aaron Pearson, linebacker; Jerome Sally, nose tackle: Troy Stedman. linebacker; Mike Stensrud, nose tackle; Kitrick Taylor, wide receiver; Don Thorp, defensive tackle. Lot Angeles Raiders Chris Bahr. kicker; Todd Christensen, tight end; Vince Evans, quarterback; Ron Fellows, defensive back; Mike Freeman, center; Charley Hannah, guard; Newt Harrell. offensive tackle; Mike Haynes, defensive back; Charles Henry, Jamie Kimmel, linebacker; Linden King.

ncumore. running naci: Amy raner, tight end; Chris Riehm. offensive tackle; Eric Snelson. tight end; Steve Strachan. running back; Reggie Ware, running back; Dwioght Wheeler, center; Chris Wood, wide recever; Steve Wright, offensive tackle.

Los Angeles Runs Jim Collins, linebacker; Carl Ekem, linebacker; Jon Embree. tight end: Mike Guman, running back; Mark Herrmann. 1 Quarterback: Mark Jerue. linebacker: Gary Jeter, csiensive end; Johnnie Johnson, defensive back; Keith Jones, running back; Mike McDonald, I ranrangbact; Greg Meisner. nose tackle; Mike ScharJ, offensive tackle: Eric Sievers.

tight end: I Fred Stokes, defensive end; Mickey Sut ton, defensive back; Tim Tyrrell, ruining hack: Charles White, running back; Mike roungwioe receiver, Miami Woody Bennett, running back; Glenn Blackwood, defensive back: Bud Brown, i defensive back; Bob Brudzinski, linebacker; Tony Burse, running back; Chris Coolio. offensive tackle; Joe Cribbs, running back; Tony Furianic, linebacker: Jon Giesler. offensive tackle: Hugh Green, linebacker; Bruce Hardy, tight end Liffort Hobley. defensive back; Ron Jaworski, quarterback; Dan Johnson, tight end; Larry none, nnebacier: Mike Lam-brecht. defensive tackle: Don McNeal.

defensive back: Scott Nicolas, linebacker: Bruce Paimmer, defensive back; Chris Scott, defensive end; Jackie Shipp. linebacker; Chad Stark, running back; Dwight Stephenson, center; Jimmy Teal, wide receiver; Reyna Thompson, defen- sive tack. Minnesota Sam Anno, linebacker; Walker Lee Ashley, linebacker; Al Baker, defensive end: Barry Bennett, defensive lineman; Norman Floyd, defensive back; Chris Foote, center; Darryl Harris, rurining back: John Harris, defensive back Wymoo Henderon. defensive back; Dave Hiinman. onenave guard Leo Lewis, wide receiver; Stafford I Mays, defensive end; Mike Mularkey.

tight end: Randy Rasmussen, offensive lineman: Bucky Scribner, punter; Terry iausch. offensive tackle. New England Thomas Benson, linebacker; Elgin Davis, running back; Lin Dawson, tight end: Russ Francis, tight end; Dennis Gadbois. wide receiver; Teddy Garcia, detersive Hack; John Unscou. onenave tackle; Tom Erlandson.

linebacker: Hal Gardner, linebacker: Dale Heilestrae. offensive tackle: Joe Howard, wide receiver; Trumaine Johnson, wide receiver; John Kidd. punter; Martin Mayhew. defensive back; Dan Murray, linebacker; Frank Reich, quarterback; Robb Riddick, running back; Elston Ridgle, defensive end; Kirk Roach, kicker; Rich Stronger, offensive tackle: Steve Tasker. wide receiver-kick returner- Er roll Tucker, kick returner; Tim Vogler.

guard Bo Wright, running hack. Chicago Kurt Becker, guard: Paul Blair, offensive tackle: Greg Clark, linebacker; Shaun Gayle, defensive back; Al Harris, linebacker: Glen Kozlowski. wide receiver: Todd Knimm. defensive back: Lorenzo Lynch: defensive back; Emery Moorehead, tight end; Brent Novoselsky, tight end; Caesar Renti. offensive tackle; Mike Richardson, defensive back: John Shannon, defensive end; Phil Solatia, defensive tackle; Eric Starr, running back-defensive back: Curtis Stewart, run- rung back: Matt Suhey, running back; Bryan wagner.

punter; Otis Wilson, nnenacter. CiBcinniti Chris Barber, defensive back; Jim Breech, kicker: Cns Coflinsworth, wide receiver: Ellis Dillahunt. defensive back: David dWlas offensive tackle- Fibfo Edwards defensive end Sratt Fiilhaoe I Cr; John Holifield. running lack; Ray n. defensive back; Emanuel King, I linebacker: Ken Knapczyk.

vide receiver; Marc Logan, running back; Mike Martin, wide receiver; Curtis Maxey. nose tackle; i Mike Norseth, quarterback; Carl Parker, 1 wide receiver; Rich Romer, linebacker; Jim Rourke. offensive lineman; Daryl Smith, defensive back; Dave Smith, often- sivetackle; Reggie Williams, linebacker. Cleveland i Matt Bahr, kicker; J.J. Birden, wide Danny Copeland, defensive back; Gary Danielson.

quarterback: Herman Fontenot. running back: Bob Colic, nose tackle; Carl Hairston. defensive end; Jeff Jaeger, kicker: Eddie Johnson, linebacker: Jeff Mosestt, tight end; Edmund Nelson, defensive lineman; Ozzie Newsome. tight end; Mai Runager. punter; Steve Slayden, quarterback: Don Struck, quarterback: George Swarn, running back; Clarence Weathers, wide receivers; Larry Williams, guard; Frank Winters, center; Glen Young, wide receiver.

Dallas Vince Albritton, defensive back: Rob Barksdale. wide receiver: Bob Brotzki. center; Doug Cosbie. tight end; Kent Dean. tight end; Mike Downs, defensive back; placekicker; Ernest Gibson, defensive Branch, running hack; Dave Butz, defen-back; Tom Gibson, defensive end: Steve I sive tackle: Joe Caravello.

tight end; Dale Grogan, quarterback; Bruce Hansen, run- Chipps. wide receiver; Greg Coleman, Steve Folsom. tight end; Todd Fowler, I Steve Moore, offensive hneman; Enc Steve Hamilton, defensive lineman; running back- Mark Higgs running back-' 1 Naposki, linebacker; Eugene Profit. Dave Harbour, center; Mel Kaufman, Owen Hooven. offensive tackle- Jeffery defensive back; Willie Scott, tight end; linebacker; Rick Kehr.

offensive guard; Hurt, linebacker; Mark hutson, guard Jason Staurovsky. placekicker; Mosi Darryl McGiU. running back; Ron Mid-Garth Ja; Billy Owens, defensive back' Tatupu. running back; Darryl I'sher, wide dleton, tight end; Neal Olkewicz, Tom Raffertv. center: Victor Scott Mike i receiver; David Ward, linebacker; Kevin linebacker; Terry Orr, tight end: Blake NY Rangers 28 17 I Pittsburgh 29 18 4 Washington 26 18 10 Philadelphia 26 24 3 New Jersey 18 25 9 NY Islanders 16 32 3 Adams Drrisiea 64 213 184 82 239 216 62 196 177 56 206 182 45 182 218 35 166 217 Montreal 36 14 6 78 211 157 Buffalo 24 23 6 Boston 20 22 11 Hartford 21 26 4 Quebec 18 30 6 54 193 201 51 176 175 46 187 185 42 181 240 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Diviska Pti GF GA Detroit 23 22 8 54 205 207 St.

Louis 19 23 9 Minnesota 16 23 13 Chicago 17 29 7 Toronto 17 31 5 7 177 185 45 177 194 41 204 229 157 219 Smythe Division Calgary 35 11 8 78 233 155 Los Angeles 27 21 4 Edmonton 26 22 6 Vancouver 20 26 7 Winnipeg 18 23 9 58 263 226 58 229 206 47 173 172 45 201 223 Tnirsday Resalti Late Game Net iHlnded Montreal 6. Quebec 1 Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia 3 Toronto 4, New York Islanders 1 St Louis 7, Buffalo 3 Calgary 3. Detroit 2, OT New Jersey at Los Angeles, (n) Tonight's Games St. Louis at Httsburgh.

7:35 p.m. Hartford at Washington, 8: 05 p.m. Boston at Winnipeg. 8:35 p.m. Detroit at Edmonton, 9: 35 p.m.

Satirday's Games Minnesota at Quebec. 2: 05 p.m. Hartford at New York Islanders, 5:05 p.m. New York Rangers at Montreal, 8 05 pro. Chicago at Toronto.

8:06 pm. Vancouver at Calgary. 8:06 p.m. Buffalo at Los Angeles, Sunday's Games Pittsburgh at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, 1 35 p.m. Detroit at Winnipeg, 3: 35 p.m.

New Jersey at Edmonton, 4 05 p.m. New York Islanders at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at New York Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. St.

LouisatChicago.8:35p.m. Blues 7, Sabres 3 Baffaki 2 1 1-3 St Unit 3 2 2-7 First Period-1, St. Louis. McKeeney 20 (Hrkac. Raglan), :21.

2, Buffalo. Vaive 26 I Amiel. BodgeD, 1:02. 3. St.

Louis, Hull 22, 117 i Ct MAmai. 11 l7ol Hull)i liM 5 ,7 (Foligno, Bodger), 18:23 (pp). Penalties- Hartman, Bui, double minor (roughing), Raglan, StL (roughing), Zezel, StL (hooking), Roberts, StL (holding). Ruuttu, Bui (holding), Evans, StL (slashing), 17:03. Second Period -6.

St. Louis, Paslawski 15 (Hrkac, Hull), 4:00 (pp). 7. Buffalo, Hartman 5 (Vaive, Ruuttu). 5:57.

8, St. Louis. Richter 1, 17:09. Peoalties-An-dreychuk. Bui (holding).

2:33: P.Cavallini. StL (holding), Vaive, Bui (interference). 19:55. Third Period -9. St.

Louis, Ronning 13 (Benning. Riendeau). :20 (pp). 10. St.

Louis, Zezel 16 (Richter, Evans), 4:56. Penalties-McKegney, StL (holding), Lalor, StL (tripping). St. Louis nencn, served ny rasiawso (too many men on the ice), Raglan, StL (tripping), Shots on goal-Buffalo 14-8-8-31. St.

Louis 12-14-5-31. Power-play Opportunities-Buffalo 1 of Louisloft. Goalies-Buffalo, Cloutier. 50 (28 shots-21 saves). Wakaluk (4:56 3rd period, 3-3) St.

Louis, Riendeau. 7-9-5 131-28) Referee-Andy vanHellemond. Linesmen-Ron Finn, Randy Mitton. Canadiens 6, Nordiques 1 Montreal 2 2 z-t Quebec 1 1-1 First Period-1, Montreal, Richer 15 (Corson, Svoboda), 2:20. 2, Montreal, Skrudland 7, 14:28.

3, Quebec, Goulet 20 ILeschyshyn, Brown), 17:28. Penalties-None. Second Period-4. Montreal. Thibaudeau 3 (Richer.

Green), 8:22. 5, Montreal, Carbonneau 18 ISvoboda, Courtnali), 12:56. PenalrJes-McRae. Que (booking), Carbonneau. Mon (booking), 8:55: Ludwig, Moo (crosschecking), 9:29: PStastny.

Que (interference), 10:18: Walter, Mon (roughing), Gillis, Que (roughing), Fortier, Que (cross-checking), 18:48. Third Period-6, Montreal. Thibaudeau 4 (Richer), 3:22. 7, Montreal, Lemieux 22 IMcPbee), 17:20. Penalties -Cbelios, Mon (elbowing), Jarvi, Que (booking), Lumme, Mon (slashing), Sakic, Que (slashing), 16:26.

Shots on goal-Montreal 10-144-32. Quebec 105-13-28. Power-play Opportunities-Montreal 0 of Quebec llo(2. Goalies-Montreal. Hayward.

154-3 (28 shots-27 saves). Quebec, Tugnutt, 4-3-2 (24-20). third, 8-6). A Referee-Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen-Wayne Bonney, Cord Broseker.

Penguins 5, Flyers 3 Pittsburgh 2 2 1-5 Philadelphia 1 I 2-3 First Period-1, Pittsburgh, Cullen 10 (R.Brown, Lemieux), 10:45. 2, Pittsburgh, Bourque 15 (Cullen), 18:19. 3, Philadelphia, Sutter 18 ISamuelsson, Toccbetl, 19:03. Penalties-Howe, Phi (interference), Toccnet. Phi (cross-checking).

Bjugstad.Pitlcross-cbecking),15 20. Second Period-4, Pittsburgh, Errey 19 (Lemieux). 7:10 (sh). 5. Pittsburgh, RBrown 38 (Looey), 9:53.

Penalties- Johnson, Pit Ihookmg). D.Brown, Phi. major (fighting), Caufield, Pit, major (fighting), Berube. Phi (charging). Berube.

Phi Iroughingl, Cuilen, Pit (roughing), Samuelsson, Phi (unsportsmanlike conduct), Coffey, Pit (holding). Carkner, Phi (hooking), Propp, Phi, misconduct, 18:07. Third Period-6, Philadelphia. Bullart 18 (Carkner. Samuelsson).

1:09. 7, Pittsburgh. Quinn 26 1 Human). 6:36. 8.

Philadelphia. Eklund 11 (Sutter. Toccbetl. 7:56. Penalties-Johnson, Pit (liooking), Murphy, Phi (tripping), Johnson.

Pit, major (fighting). 14:12: Toccbet. PK. major (fighting), Dykstra, Pit (roughing), Sutter, Phi (roughing), Frawley, Pit. minor-misconduct (roughing).

Berube, Phi, minor-misconduct (roughing), 14:12. Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 7-154-31. Philadelphia 12-14-16-42. Power-play Opportunities-Pittsburgh 1 Goalies-Pittsburgh, Young, 6-M (42 sbots-39 savesl. Philadelphia, Hextall, 22-18-3(31-26).

A Referee Bill McCreary. Linesmen -Kevin tollins. Leon Stickle. Flames 3, Red Wings 2 Detroit 2 6 I 1-2 Calgary 1 1 1-3 First Period-1, Detroit, Yzerman 47 (Bun-). 6:56.

2. Detroit. Gallant 29 (Yzerman, Chiasson), 19:40 (pp). Penalties- Honda, Det (high-sticking), Lessard. Cal (high-sticking), Peplinski.Cal (holding).

18:35. Second Period-3, Calgary. Loob 18 (Gilmour, Vernon), 1:29. Penalties-Gallant. Det (booking), Chiasson, Det (tripping).

17:05. Third Period -4, Calgary. Roberts 16 (Sutter. Loobl. 7:52.

Penalties -Houda, Det (roughing), Gilmour, Cal (roughingl. 38 KrenB, Det (roughing). 2:31: Pepbhski. Cal Iroughingl. 2:31: Burr.

Det (roughing), Ramage. Cal Irout hintrl. 9 52: MacLean. Det (roughing). Hunter.

Cal (roughing). Yzerman, Det Itnpp ing). 15:51. Overtime-5, Calgary, Nieuwendyk 41 (Loob), 1:45. Penalties -None.

Shots on goal -Detroit 164-28. Calgary 6-14-24-1-45. Power-play Opportunities-Detroit 1 of Goahes-Detroit, Cbevelade. 0-1-0 (45 shots-42 saves). Calgary, Vernon, 25-54 128-26).

A Referee-Bob Hall Linesmen-Gerard Gauthier. Swede Knox. Classified Ads bring results Suidiigs ...10 I Princeton Hershey Chocolate Mrs. Ts Pieropes. Armour-Dial Caldwell Supply Wright'a-Faneui Bone Technology luted Paper General Foam 2 Schumacher Ekigbeering 1 Fahn-Kal 0 Tonight's Game CafctoUSupply.

SanruTiutmcf VIC r. flAiurai IToom in VruM'l FaneLb 3 p.m., rtwn-nat s. uuciiuiu uuwc 6:15 p.m., United Paper Workers vs. Hershey Chocolate 7:30 pa, Schumacher Engineering MrsTsPierogies Last Week's Renlti American Home Technology 62, Fabri-Kal48 Hershey Chocolate 65. General Foam 59 Princeton Packaging 101, Mrs.

Tt Picrocws 81 CaJdweU Supply 103. Fabri-Kal 53 Armour-Dial 75, American Home Technology 64 Wright's-Fanelli 70. Schumacher Engineering 55 Leading Scorers 1. Bob Lutzick IWrigbt's-Fanellj) 409 2. Frank Kadlowicz (Mrs.

Ts Pierogies) 312: 3. Chris Foss (Caldwell Supply) 259; 1 Roy Fredericks (American Home Technology) 245: 5, Gary Walsh (Mrs. T's Pierogies) 234; 6, Paul Wagner (United Paper Workers) 204; 7. Pat Petrone (Princeton Packaging) 201; 8, Joe Brez-mtsky (Armour-Dial) 200; 9, Dave Knelly (Princeton Packaging) 189; 10, Vem Mummey (Hershey Chocolate) 187. American Home 62, Fabri-Kal 48 AMERICAN HOME TECHNOLOGY ((2) Fredericks 14 0-1 30, Hadesty 3 2-2 8, D.

Petrulsky 4 02 8, Kabana 3 04 8, J. Kolbush 2 2-2 6, A. Kolbush 1 04 2. Totals 27 4-762. ABKI-KAL (4B) Gazda 14 04 28, Nenstiel 2 04 4, Battel 2 00 4.

P. Petrulsky 3 04 7, Marolo 2 04 5. Totals 23 04 48. American Home. 16 14 14 18-62 Fabri-Kal 6 8 17 15-48 Officials Tony Durso and Lew Smith.

Three-point field goals: American Home Technology Fredericks 2, Kabana I Fabri-KaT- Marolo, P. Petrulsky. Hershey Chocolate 65, General Foam 59 GENERAL FOAM (59) Keiper 9 44 23, Pfeiffer 4 2-2 13, Cower 1 i Cliw.lV 4 1 J) A rt DnJIav A ft-rt A I 1, UIUI 1 3, IV. UiaUKT vv Kapes 2 04 4, Fuehrer 3 04 6, KubUus 0 04 O.Totals23 8-1259. HERSHEY CHOCOLATE (65) Mummey 7 3-7 21.

Williams 6 1-2 18, Avoiio 3 0-1 6, Petrylak 5 2-2 12, Ondrick 2 04 4, Groce 1 1-2 3, Quigley 01-31. Totals 24 8-1765. General 15 It IS 19-59 Hershey Chocolate 12 14 25 14-65 Officials Joe BeUetiere and Lew Smith. Three-point field goals: General Foam -Pfeiffer 3, Gower, Keiper. Hershey Chocolate Williams 5, Mummey 4.

Princeton Pack. 101, Mrs. T's 81 PRINCETON PACKAGING (111) Knelly 9 7-10 27, Petrone 15 5-7 39, Star-rick 7 1-3 17, Yuscavage 0 04 0. Devaney 7 2-2 16, Medvecky 1 00 2. Totals 39 15-22 101.

MRS. T'S PIEROGIES (81) Kacilowict 9 04 18. Walsh 10 1-8 21, Shistle 6 3-4 16, Kowalick 5 2-2 13. Donahue 1 1-2 3. GUroy 104 2, CTwardnk 0 2-2 2, Racis 1 2-2 4, Akaraz 1 04 2.

Totals S3 U-20 81. Princeton Pack 25 21 29 26-191 Mrs. T's 17 22 21 21- 81 Officials Dave Carsia and Tony Durso. Three-point field goals: Princeton Packaging Petrone 4, Knelly 2, Starrick 2. Mrs.

T's Pierogies Kacilowict 2, Kowalick, Shistle. Caldwell Supply 103, Fabri-Kal 53 FABRI-KAL (53) Gazda 8 04 16. Nenstiel 5 1-2 11. Stabler 2 04 5. Battel 5 04 10.

Biesadesky 4 1-2 9, Frey 02-2 2. Totals 24 44 53. CALDWELLSUPPLY(13) Foss 11 1-2 24. Cray 9 3-3 22. Lloyd 6 0-1 13.

Brown 2 2-2 6. Solarek 6 1-2 13. Sikorski 5 1-4 13. Brennan 4 04 8, Simpkin 2 04 4. Totals 45 8-14 103.

Fabri-Kal II II 18-53 Caldwell Supply 26 28 23 21-113 Officials Dave Carsia and Fillmore Williams. Three-point field goals: Fabri-Kal -Stabler. Caldwell Supply Sikorski 2, Cray, Foss, Lloyd. Armour-Dial 75, American Home 64 ARMOUR-DIAL (75) Breznitsky 8 44 26, Greco 6 04 13, Miller 6 1-113. Zukowski 4 0-2 8.

Brandmeir 2014, Page 50M) U. Totals 31 5-10 75. AMERICAN HOMETECHNOLOGY (64) Fredericks 11 3-t 28. Hadesty 4 04 9, D. Petrulsky 2 1-1 5, Kabana 3 04 8.

J. Kolbush 2 04 4, Milchick 5 04 10. Totals 27 4-564. Armour-Dial 18 7 29 21-75 AmericanHome 12 15 17 21-64! Officials Vince Tnvelpiece and Fillmore Williams. Three-point field goals: Armour-Dial Breznitsky 6, Greco, Page.

American -Home Technology Fredericks 3, Kabana 2, Hadesty. Wright-Fanelli 70, Schumacher Eng. 55 SCHUM ACHER ENGINEERING (55) Schumacher 8 2-4 19. Elias 7 0-1 15, Wo-jcik 1 0-2 3, Joe Synoski 0 1-3 1. Smith 2 54 9.

John Synoski 2 0-2 4, Mabalshik 2 0-04. Totals 22 8-17 55. WRIGHT'S-FANELLI (71) Lutzick 13 13-18 41, Azbell 2 0-4 4, Petchel 5 0-2 10, Cataeli 2 3-t 7, Saleet 3 04 6, Joe Kost 104 2. Totals 26 16-28 70. Schumacher Eng 11 12 15 17-56 Wrigfal-Faiielli 19 25 15 11 71 Officials Vince Tnvelpiece and Fillmore Williams Three-point field goals: Schumacher Engineering Bias, Schumacher, Wo-jcik.

Wright-Fanelli Lutzick I GIRLS Lourdes 58, Nativity 52 NATIVITY (52) Tobin 5 2-3 12. Kosbshak 0040, P. Porter 98427, D.Porter 0545, Qimingham 2 6. Land 1 042, Matae0040. Totals 17 17-22 52.

LOURDES (58) Dallabrida 4 3-t 11, Martino 5 14, Reed 4 1-4 9, Rosini 5 34 13. Dunleavy 3 54 11, Kazmersk)0O40. Totals 21 16-2258. Nativity 16 II II 18-52 Uirdes 12 18 8 21-58 Officials Bill Angek) and Charlie Bartol. JV score Nativity 42, Lourdes 29.

Pine Grove 51, Pottsville 39 PINE GROVE (51) Tracey Lengel 0 1-2 1. Loy 2 2-2 6. S. Schneck 8 2-6 18. Brown 564 16.

Holland 3 f710.Becker0(M)0.Bover040.Zechrnan 0 04 0. Deicbert 0 04 0, Tricia Lengel 0 04 0. Totals 18 15-2551. POTTSVILLE () Joyce 0 04 0. Heffner 1 04 2, Stoffey 5 04 10.

Kohutka 4 04 8. Politician 41-19. Smith 0 04 0, Rhoads 0 34 3, Trezice 3 04 7, Boris 0O40. Totals 174439. Pine Grove II II 18 12-51 Pottsville 4 4 19 12-31 Officials Walt Cochran and Frank Tone.

JV score Pine Grove 56. Pottsville 47. i i Thinday'iRenltt Boys Councilmen 40, Corporals 34; Captains 46, Desk Sergeants 19. Suml Half Staidhujs .2 0 0 Ptttston 1 0 Berwick 1 1 Bishop Hoban. 1 1 Nanticoke 1 1 Wyoming Valley WesL 1 1 Dallas 0 I Tunkhanoock .0 Wyoming Area.

0 2 i-First-nalf champion Tonight'! Games Pittston Area at Tunkhannock Coughlin at Bishop Hoban Hazleton at Berwick Dallas at Wyoming Area Nanticoke at Wyoming Valley West Drvismll Secoat-Half Bishop Hafey 3 Crestwood 2 0 x-GAR ....1 0 Northwest 2 1 Wyoming Seminary. 1 1 Bisbop O'Reilly 1 1 Hanover Area ...1 2 Lake-Lehman 1 2 Meyers 1 3 Seton Catholic :....0 3 West Side Tech 0 3 x-First-half champion Tonight's Garnet Hanover Area at Lake-Lehman Wyoming Seminary at Seton Catholic GAR at Bishop Hafey Bishop O'Reilly at Meyers West Side Tech at Crestwood GIRLS Second-Hill Drvisioal Bishop Hoban 3 0 Hazleton 3 0 x-Nanticoke 3 0 Pittston Area i 1 Tunkhanoock 2 1 Dallas 1' 2 Wyoming Area 1 2 Berwick 0 3 Coughlin 0 3 WVW 0 3 i-Rrst-balf champion Thirsoay's Renlti Pittston Area 60, 'Tunkhannock 53 Bisbop Hoban 62, Coughlin 48 Hazleton 57. Berwick 38 Dallas 45. Wyoming Area 39 Nanticoke 81. Wyoming Valley West 29 Monday's Games Hazleton at Tunkhannock Pittston at Owghlin Dallas at Bisbop Hoban Nanticoke at Berwick Wyoming Valley West at Wyoming Area Division II Second Half Seton Cathohc 4 0 Bishop O'Reilly 3 0 i-Meyers 3 1 Lake-Lehman 3 1 Crestwood 2 1 GAR 2 1 Bishop Hafey 1 2 Northwest 1 2 Hanover Area 1 3 West Side Tech .0 4 Wyoming Seminary 0 4 x-First-half champion Thmday's Renlti Lake-Lehman 48.

Hanover Area 37 Seton Cathohc 52. Wyoming Seminary 32 GAR 48, Bishop Hafey 44 Bisbop O'Reilly 51, Meyers 45 Crestwood 67. West Side Tech 41 Monday's Games Wyoming Seminary at Lake-Lehman GAR at Hanover Area Bishop O'Reilly at Bisbop Hafey West Side Tech at Northwest Crestwood at Meyers TOP BOWLERS Bowl-Arena Jai. 16-22 Barrell Rollers Leagae Sangrias: R. Bodyl, 179; Catawbas: F.

Dargay, 170. Sendee League Fedullo's: D. Kendra, 214, M. Martine, 212; Pa. Monument: C.

Faust 203, B. Faust 208; Gould's IGA: M. Sabol. 202; Two Guys Pizza: DeBlass. 212, J.

Henn-inger. 212; Mizenko's: B. Ammon. 201. D.

Daniszewski, 202. B. Herbinko. 202; Warren's Texaco: B. Caccese, 225, R.

Bagnata, 206. B. Rico, 215-206. D. Sims, 263, J.

MPB Holy Name Leagie St. Mauro's: J. Caso. 203. G.

Dipple, 231; St. Andrew's: D. Traub, 214, L. Potance, 213, A. Maccale.

213; St. Peter's: J. DeBlass, 212; Notre Dame: Odorizzi, 222; St. Carl's: J. Yurkanin, 221, C.

Atnerholt. 221; St. Francis: C. Hill, 223; Loyola: P. Vendura.

228. J. Scatton, 225. Feather Merchants Leagae Gaudiano Steel: N. Gaudiano 208; Bonomo's: J.

Booomo.221. Women's Power Leagie Live Wires: C. Howser, 185-192-204-581, A. Graver. 174: Cotter Keys: J.

222. S. Chippi, 178: Electnfiers: M. 179; Dead Lous: J. Neikam.

176. 3-Man Leagae Food Mart: B. McClellan. 215-233452. H.

Boyer. 233. B. Herbinko. 214-206; Third Base Luncheonette: J.

Snema, 211-222-235468; Eagles: E. Redwinski. 202. R. Manus, 220.

B. Balhet. 203; Pecora's Dairy: J. Pecora, 215-226439; Kierys' Pro Shop: E. Kierys, 217; Team 12: G.

Slusser, Breakfast Oab League Cream Puffs: B. Meyers, 170; Coffee Mates: G. Forte. 208, MA. Hyard, 172-207.

VCC League Birdies: D. Flaim, 181; Pars: P. Mallas, 173, K. Tomashunic. 184; Wedges: M.

Con-trady. 185. J.Rice. 185. McAdoo Vending Leagie Hazle Park Packing: R.

Sabol. 172. E. Kurtz, 175: Can Do D. Donahue, 172-191; Eddie's Pastry: E.

Debus. 223; Lehigh GasAOil: S. Martin, 177, H. Whitner, 180. D.

Bobby. 188-181; Carmen's: S. Wargo. 175. D.

Shaber, 174, G. Preat, 170-172; Zola's: J. Petrosky, 190-178; Brugger's Ins. C. Martine.

190. Senior Citiiens League Cardinals: J. Gabriel, 192; Angels: L. Points, 209; Yankees: M. Panzarella, 162.

D. Ferhgron. 172. T. Brown, 190; Kansas: F.

Banas. 190-209. H. Wetzel. 160; Mets: F.

Carbone, 201: Phillies: C. Bucbert, 190. E. Polchin, 192; Orioles: J. Witanek, 225, C.

Yatsko. 190; Boston: A. Tack. 169. D.

Weir, 204-185447. C. DiSabella. 206-203. SUiiairoVSpeaierUtgw Reporters: J.

Gentle. 214-208403. E. Albano. 203-200: Pressmen: J.

Eveland. 221. J. Baran. 241, J.

Smith, 200; Carriers: W. Herchak, 202; Computers: J. Widitz. 213: Editors: E. Stjch.

208; Printers: B. I Davis, 210; Ad Men: J. Stahora, 203; Composers: F. Libonate, 211-200, J. Crossin, 205.AGrega.203.

Lac hi Homes Mixed Leagie 2x8s: B. Gabrielle, 225. K. Regula, 225; 2x6s: B. Polasick, 173-182; Punches: C.

Atherbolt, 213-221. D. Bobby, 212: 2x4s: G. Slusser, 200; J. Resovszky, 217.

HaileUn Business Leagie Jet Car Wash: D. Resovszky, 188-190-182: Frame-Lebigb: J. O'Donnell, 200-231, P. Yurkanin. 204.

P. Mikula. 209: Valley Auto Sales: E. Kierys, 201, C. Youngcourt.

211; Lobitz's Catering: K. Regula. 247-202436. J. Gentle.

221-225. D. Brummitt, 208. J. Petrosky, 201; Varel's Rock Bit: Ervin.

211-198. H. Guscott. 221. R.

Bagnata. 225-202, B. Kulaga. 205; Hazleton Pumps: J. Shema, 201.

J. Sterner. 235. B. Buckery.

267-255-224-746; Universal Printing: Sallemi 237-213-654, J. Keim, 239, R. Witner, 225-239434, R. DeFrain, 258; Valley Trophy: K. Crimps, 203; D.B.

Rossi: C. DiSabella, 200. K. Griffiths, 210. Ladies Phi Up Leagie Daley's Moving: M.

Wolf. 199. H. Guscott, 203-172, C. Warp.

216; Naturals: S. Wargo. 180-177. Metre Leagie Mt. City Cable: E.

Ecker. 213; Fanner's Dairy: B. Ammon. 200. J.

Resovszky. 214-217; Daley's Moving: G. Slusser, 204-235, J. Gentle, 210-224464. Good Timers Leagie Mercedes: A.

Soto. 210; Corvettes: M. DiLarus. 203-208; Tbunderbirds: J. Eveland, 215; Monte Carlos: T.

Contrady. 203-225. Gryi aid DoUs Leagie Manhattans: E. Logan, 202. Rex Vending League Strike Force: R.

Filler, 180, A. Maccale. 245; Terriers: L. Ferrari, 202. J.

Galium, 221-226; Foot Prints: Bove, 183-177. Stan of the Week Men B. Buckery, 267; Women E. De Bias. 223.

Through 1988. the number of World Series games played had reached a total of 505. Tbinday'i Renlti Late Game Not beladed New York 125, Cleveland 109 Seattle 100, Miami 93 Chicago 109, Sacramento 98 Denver 112, Atlanta 103 New Jersey at Golden State, (n) Tonight's Games Washington at Boston, Seattle at Chartotte.7:30pm. Sacramento at Cleveland. 7:30 p.m.

Milwaukee at Indiana. 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia. 8 m. Chicago at Houston.

8 30 p.m. Phoenii at Dallas, m. New Jersey at Utah, 9 30 p.m. Portland at LA. Lakers.

10: 30 p.m. San Antonio at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Satardav's Games Milwaukee at Washington, 7:30 p.m. New York at Indiana. 7: 30 p.m.

Utah at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Atlanta at Phoenix, 9: 30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Golden State, Sao Antonio at Portland, 10:30 p.m. SuperSonics 100, Heat 93 SEATTLE (1M) McKey 4-10 1111 19, Cage 2-3 10, lister 2-3 2-2 6.

McMillan 2-7 2-2 6. Ellis 12-23 3-3 30. McDaniel 8-14 1-3 17. Lucas 0-1 00 0. Polvnice 1-2 0-0 2.

Reynolds 2-5 10, Schoene km. Totals 35-74 27-30 100. MIAMI (93) Long 2-4 14, Thompson 8-20 3-4 19, Seikaly 2-7 9, Edwards 4-8 2-2 10, Sparrow 2-12 2-2 6. Sundvold 7-11 00 14, Qimmings 3-5 2-2 8, Neal 1-3 00 2, Hastings 1-2 2, Mitchell 1-2 9. Totals 38-83 17-24 93.

Seattle 22 31 29 27-1M Miami 23 24 24 22- 93 3-Point goals-Ellis 3. Fouled out-Long. Thompson. Rebounds-Seattle 40 (Cage. McDaniel 7).

Miami 54 (Thompson 13). Assists-Seattle 27 (McMillan 13). Miami 22 (Sparrow 6). Total fouls- Seattle 23. Miami 26.

Technical-Miami illegal defense. Nuggets 112, Hawks 103 ATLANTA (183) Carr 00 8, Levingston 3-7 3-4 9, Malone 7-17 hi 19, Theus 7-17 7-9 22, Rivers 5-17 7-7 17. Koncak 2-7 2-2 6, Webb 1-2 00 2, Ferrell 1-2 7, Battle 4-11 5-5 13, Tolbert 0O 0. Totals 3642 30-37 103. DENVER (112) English 15-30 36.

Cooper 1-2 9, Schayes 2-3 00 4, Lever 5-18 13-14 23, Adams 7-14 5-7 21, Rasmussen 0-2 1-2 1, Turner 1-2 00 2, Davis 4-10 66 14. Greenwood 0-2 00 0, Cook 1-1 00 1 Totals 3932-37111 Atlanta 24 23 31 25-113 Denver 29 33 25 25-112 3-Point goals-Adams 2. Theus. Fouled out-None Rebounds-Atlanta 54 (Malone 20), Denver 63 (Cooper 15). Assists-Atlanta 11 (Rivers 4), Denver 24 (Lever 11).

Total fouls-Atlanta 27, Denver 27. Technicals-Rivers, Denver illegal defense. Bulls 109, Kings 98 SACRAMENTO (98) McCray 4-11 1-3 9, Pinckney 2-11 1-2 5, Thompson 7-13 2-2 16, K.Smith 7-11 2-2 18, Pressiey 716 1-1 17, Berry 8-11 0-2 18, Heine 1-7 00 2, Del Negro 64 1-2 13. Totals 42-898-1498. CHICAGO (IN) Grant 4-10 56 13, Pippen 4-11 12, Cartwrigtk 6-12 2-4 14.

Vincent 1-8 1-2 3, Jordan 15-21 10-12 40. Paxson 4-10 04 8, Sellers 1-1 2-2 4, Conine 3-3 04 6. Hodges 34 2-4 9, Haley 01 04 0. Totals 4145 25-36 109. Sacramento 22 29 17 H- 98 Chicago 22 24 26 37-ltt 3-Point 2, Pressiey 2, Berry 2, Pippen, Hodges.

Fouled out-Berry. Rebounds-Sacramento 42 (Pressiey 12), Chicago 66 (Grant 18). Assists- Sacramento 24 (McCray, Smith 7). Chicago 26 (Jordan 8). Total fouls-Sacramento 28, Chicago 17.

cm Eastern Division 24 12 QW Pts 85 157 71(4 125 67 115 64 112 66 108 51 72 85 160 83 158 86 155 65 128 65 101 Albany Tulsa Wichita Falls Pensacola Charleston 18 17 16 18 16 18 14 21 7 30 Western Division 25 9 Topeka Rapid City Quad City Rockford Cedar Rapids La Crosse 25 10 23 14 21 13 12 24 10 25 Rochester 52 82 NOTE: Three points awarded for a vic tory, one for each quarter won during a game and for a quarter tied. Tiinday's Renlti Charleston 107, Wichita Falls 105 15, 2) Quad City 112, Topeka 104 15. 11 Rapid City 115. Rockford 107 (5, 2) Tonight's Games Albany at Rockford Charleston at Topeka Quad City at Tulsa Rapid City at Cedar Rapids Satirday's Gaines Albany at Rockford Charleston at Topeka Quad City at Tulsa Rapid City at Cedar Rapids LOS ANGELES (AP) Scores after the first round of the 81 million Los Angeles Open played on the par-71, 7.029 yard ruviera uwuiry uiuu amix. Steve Pate Mark Brooks Gene Sauers Donnie Hammond Phil Blackmar Jay Haas Larry Mize Howard Twitty Mike Reid Mark Calcavecchia Sandy Lyte Webb Heintzelman Andy Bean T.C.

Chen Jim Benefe Fred Couples Steve Haskins Loren Roberts Dave Eichelberger Ray Floyd Bruce Iaetzke John Inman Tim Simpson 33-34 67 32- 35 67 33- 34 67 34- 34 -68 36-32-68 33-35 -68 33- 35 -68 34- 34 -68 34- 34-68 35- 33 68 34-34 68 34-35 69 34-35 69 34- 35 -69 36- 33-69 35- 34 -69 34- 35-69 33- 36-69 30-39-69 32-37-69 35- 34-69 35-34-69 34- 36-70 Thursday's Results EAST Alfred 103, St. John Fisher 98 American Intl. 82. Bryant 75 Bloomfield 54. Dominican, NY.

50 Boston I' 81.. Niagara 54 Canisius76.Maine70 Daemen 92, Pitt -Bradford 76 Connecticut 84. Westfield St. 67 Hamiltoc98.Hohart76 Lehman 57, Baruch 47 Lincoln. Pa.

68. RiitgersCamden 61 Maine-Farmington 113. Lyndon St. 69 Merrimack 83. Springfield 79 Rutgers 87, Penn St.

83. OT St. Anselm 95. Assumption 93. OT St.

Bona venture 80. Duquesne 78 St.Michaers98,Bentley92,OT Stonehill 104, Quinnipiac 80 Temple 79, St. Joseph'sTl New England 78, Framingham St. 65 Wavnesburg 89. Geneva 69 West Virginia 79, Rhode Island 71 York, N.Y.

80, Wesley 73 SOUTH Appalachian St. 65. Davidson 54 Baptist Coll 84. Augusta 69 Belmont 74. Trevecca Nazarene 72 Bryan 103.

Faulkner 83 Campbell 70, Coastal Carolina 63 Carson-Neman 66, Tusculum 65 Coker72.Cent.Wesleyan51 Coll of Charleston 89. Morris 69 Cumberland, Ky. 87, Alice Lloyd 78 David Lipscomb 103, Christian Brothers 91 Delaware St. 121, Brooklyn Col. 96 Florida International 94 Frostburg St.

103, Mary Washington 98. 20T Georgia 75, Auburn 62 Georgia Southern 95. Georgia St. 90 Georgia Tech81. Duke 76 Johnson C.

Smith 99. FayetteviDe St. 86. OT Lee 90. Term Temple 85 Lincoln Memorial 95, Maryville, Term.

77 McNeese St. 79, North Texas 73 Mobile 78, William Carey 68 North Alabama 84, Auburn-Montgomery 67 Paine 60, Savannah St. 59 Presbyterian 101, Limestone 91 Richmond 87, VMI 79 Roanoke 67, E. Mennonite 54 S.Carolina St. 84.

Citadel 70 -Spartanburg 76. Voorhees 49 SE Louisiana 56. Pan American 53 Samford 56, Texas-San Antonio 53 St. Francis. Pa.

90, Snore 88 St Paul's 77, Bowie St. 75 Thomas More 86, Campbelkville 84 Union, Tenn. 128. Bethel, Tenn. 121 Kentucky 63.

South Florida 61 Washington Lee 81. Emory Henry 75 Winston-Salem 89, Dist of Columbia 67 MIDWEST Akron 90, N. Illinois 70 Aquinas 111, Spring Arbor 98 Blackburn 87. Maryville. Mo.

80 Cardinal Stritch 73. Lakeland 64 Cedarville 87. Ohio Dominican 67 Concordia Seminary 84. Webster 75 Concordia. Wis.

99. Milwaukee Eng. 85 Creighton75.Tulsa61 Dakota St. 63. Sioux Falls 58 Dakota Weslyn 78.

Black Hills St. 69 Defiance 70, Tri-State 66 Drury 89. School of the Ozarks 60 Dyke 114. Point Park 95 Eureka 69, Principia 52 Greenville 76, Mac Murray 61 Hanover 81, Oakland City 73 Hillsdale 78. Michigan Tech 64 Huron 85, S.Dakota Tech 75 Indiana Tech 57, Taylor 53 Iowa 102, Northwestern 84 Lewis 90.

N.Kentucky 86 Loyola. 111. 71, Butler 65 Mid-Am Nazarene 85. Evangel 81 N. Michigan 115.

Northwd. Mich. 83 North Park 74, Wheaton 71 Notre Dame 83. Marquette 68 Oakland. Mich.

81. Saginaw Vai. St 70 Purdue 76. Illinois 72 St Joseph's. Ind.

84. Ashland 69 Tarkio 85, Missouri Val. 77 Viterbo 75, Mount St. Clare 50 Wayne. Mich.

82, Lake Superior St. 80 Wichita St. 88. Drake 67 William Jewell 63, Culver-Stockton 62 Wisconsin 69, Michigan St. 64, OT SOUTHWEST Ark -Little Rock 117.

Hardin-Simmons 80 Arkansas St. 81, SW Louisiana 65 Arkansas Tech 91 Ouachita 75 Bellarmine 100, Wayne 77 Howard Payne 80. Trinity, Tex. 70 NE Louisiana 86. Sam Houston St.

79 NW Louisiana 86. SW Texas St. 83 Oklahoma Baptist 84, Science Arts, Okla.75 Oklahoma Christian 79. S. Nazarene 73 Oklahoma City 78, Phillips 77 S.

Arkansas 76, Arkansas Coll. 62 Stephen Austin 53, Teitas-Arlington 51 U. of the Ozarks 64, Cent. Arkansas 56 Wayland Baptist 85, Concordia Lutheran 57 FAR WEST Arizona 86. California 59 Boise St.

62. Idaho St. 55 Colorado Baptist 92, Cote -Colo. Springs 70 E. Montana 77.

Alaska-Fairbanks 68 Hawaii 69. Wyoming 59 Stanford 75. Arizona St 60 I'tah 90. Brigham Young 86 Utah St. 82.

Long Beach St. 69 Weber St. 96, N.Arizona 71 HAKRISBURG (AP) Here are ski conditions at Pennsylvania resorts compiled Thursday by the state Commerce Department: NORTHEAST Alpine Mtn: 24-54 b. grn. 2-3 lifts.

17 trails. Big Boulder: 20-30 b. grn, 4 lifts, 11 trails. Blue Mountain: 0-18 b. grm pkd.

3 lifts, 9 trails. Camelback: 20-40 b. grn, 11 lifts, 25 trails. Ok Mtn: 12 36 b. grn.

4 lifts, 10 slopes. Jack Frost: 11-48 grm grn, 5-7 lifts, 19 trails. Montage 10-30 grn, 5 lifts, 17 trails. Mt. Tone 9-27 b.

grn. 2 lifts, 4 trails. Shawnee Mtn: 10-35 grn, lifts, 20 slopes. Split Rock 8-24 grn, 2 lifts. 6 slopes.

Tanglwood 14-34 b. grn, 3 lifts, 7 slopes. NORTHCENTRAL Ski Denton: 4-36 grm grn, 2 lifts, 8-10 trails. Ski Sawmill 16-39 b. grn.

2 lifts, 4 trails. SOUTHEAST Doe Mtn: 12-32 b. grm grn, lifts, 9 slopes. Spring Mountain' 10-15, grn, 3 lifts, 5 slopes. SOITHCENTRAL Blue Marsh; 12-24 grm grn, 1 lifts, 8 trails Ski Liberty: 0-21 b.

grn. 5 lifts. 10 slopes. Ski Roundtop: 0-31 b. grn, 8 lifts, 10 slopes.

SOUTHWEST Blue Knob; 027 grn, lifts as needed, 10 trails. Hidden Valley Resort: grm grn, 3-5 lifts, 8-11 slopes. Seven Springs: 0-22 b. grm gm, 10-13 lifts. 21 -25 trails.

Key bhase (in inches), mm-man-made. pkd-packed. pur-powder, ns-new mow I in inches), grn-granular, fr frozen, grm-groomed. i Shell, linebacker; Carlton Williamson. defensive back; Mike Wilson, wide receiver, Seattle Tommie Agee, running back; Roland Barbay, nose tackle; Blair Bush, center: Raymond Butler, wide receiver; Ken Clarke, defensive tackle; Vernon Dean, defensive hack; Bobby Joe Edmonds, running back; Stan Fjsenhooth.

center: Greg Gaines, linebacker; Nesby Glasgow, defensive back: Chris Godfrey, offensive guard: David i Hows, defensive back; brace Mathison, i I Quarterback; Sam Merriman. linebacker: Damn Miller, linebacker; Alvin Powell, I offensive guard; Paul Skansi, wide I receiver; John Spagnola, tight end; Mike Tice, tight end. lamps say John Cannon, defensive end; John Carney, placekicker; Tom Clapp, nose guard; Mark Cooper, offensive tackle; Ray Criswell, punter; Joe Ferguson, Quarterback; Kerry Goode, running back; Dan Graham, center; Bobby Howard, running back: Victor Jones, linebacker; Kevin Kellin. defensive tackle; Calvin Magee. tight end; Mark Maye.

quarterback; Peter linebacker; Jeff Parks, tight end; Greg Richardson. wide receiver: Ray Seals, linebacker: Jeff Smith, running back: Brent Sowell. defensive tackle; Kevin Thomas, center: Jackie Walker, linebacker; Chris Washington, linebacker. Washington Anthony Allen, wide receiver; Tommy Barnhardt, punter; Dan Benish, defensive end; Todd Bowles, defensive back: Reggie punier; me uoyie, cenier; travis uirus, defensive back: Steve Gage, defensive back: Kurt Gouveia. linebacker; Russ Grimm, offensive guard; Peterson, linebacker; Derrick Shepard, wide receiver: Timmy Smith, running back; R.C.

Thielemann, offensive guard; Johnny Thomas, defensive back; Dennis Woodberry. defensive hack; Eric Yarber, wide receiver. BASEBALL American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Agreed to terms with Dick Scbofield. shortstop, on a three-year contract. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Signed Kurt StillweU.

shortstop: Israel Sanchez, pitcher: and Rey Palacios. catcher, to one-year contracts, MINNESOTA TWINS-Agreed to terms with Steve Lombartozzi, second baseman, on a one-year contract. NEW YORK YANKEES-Agreed to terms with Mike Pagliarulo, third baseman, on a ore-year contract. Invited Deion Sanders, outfielder, to spring training. National League ATLANTA BRAVK-Announced that Dion James, outfielder, lost his arbitration TeW YORK METS-Signed Gregg Jef-feries and Keith Miller, infielders.

and Kevin Brown and Kevin Tapani, pitchers, to one-year contracts. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Invited Miguel Garcia. Scott Medvin. Vicente Palacios, Rick Reed. Dave Rucker and Dora Taylor, pitchers: Dann Bilardello and Andy Hall, catchers; and Tito Lan- tai nl outfielders, to spring training.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA-Suspended Larry Krystkowiak, Milwaukee Bucks forward, and Jim Petersen. Sacramento Kings forward, for one game and fined Petersen $5,000 and Krystkowiak (3,500. for fighting in a game Jan 26 INDIANA PACERS-Placed Everette Stephens, guard, on the injured list Signed Sedric Toney. guard, to a UXiay contract. FOOTBALL National Football League HOUSTON OILERS-Named Mike Holovak general manager KANSAS CITY CHffiFS-Named Tom Pratt, defensive line coach; Kurt Schot-tenbeimer, special teams coach; and Dar- vin Wallis, special assistant coach in charge of quality control.

Canadian Football Leagae EDMONTON ESKMOS-Signed Steve Taylor, quarterback, to a three-year contract plus an option year COLLEGE HOFSTRA-Announced the resignation of Paul Alioto. assistant baseball coach. GANNON -Named Tom Herman bead football coach SUGAR BOWL-Named James S. Flower president; Milton Walther presidentelect; Sam Zunk Jr vice president; A. Vernon Bnnson treasurer; Michael O.

Read secretary, and Judge Thomas C. Wicker Jr. chairman of the Executive Qmunittee. Elected Ronald V. Bums Wayne D.

Pierce and Charles C. Zatarain DJ to the Executive Committee. VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH-An-nounced the resignation of Mike Pollio, men's bead basketball coach, effective at the end of the season, so be can become assistant athletic director. Outfielder Tris Speaker of the Boston Red Sox made an unassisted double play in the 1912 World Series against the Giants. Easton Broadheadsville 1 I 1 I ning back; Milford Hodge, defensive lineman: Craig James, rurining back; Ken-nard McGuire.

wide receiver: Gemck McPhearson. defensive hack: I White, wide receiver; Ed Williams, linebacker; Toby Williams, nose tackle; Troy Wolkow, offensive guard, New Orleans Mike Adams, defensive back; Dwaine Hoard, deiensive end; James tampen, center; Lydell Carr, running back; Bruce Clark, defensive end: Robert Clark, wide receiver; Chuck Commisiey. center; Bill Contz, offensive tackle; Jon Dumbauld, offensive guard; Tony Elliott, nose tackle; Vincent Flier, linebacker: John Fourcade, quarterback Mel Gray, running back Ted Gregory, nose tackle; James I Haynes. linebacker; van Jakes, oeienave back; Buford Jordan, running back; Mark hattison, wide receiver; Reggie button, defensive back: Alvin Toles, linebacker; Mike Waters, running back. New York Giants Otrjs Anderson, running back; Bill Art, offensive guard: Mike Ariey, offensive tackle; Brad Beckman.

tight end; Henry Brown, defensive tackle; Maury Buford, punter; Jim Burt, nose tackle; Harry ur- son, linebacker; Joe Fields, center: Tom Flynn, defensive back; Neal Guggemos. defensive back; Andy Headen. linebacker; Ken Hill, defensive back; Damian Johnson, offensive tackle; Sammy Lilly, defensive hack; George Martin, defensive end: Phil McConkey. wide receiver; Paul McFadden. placekicker; Karl Nelson, offensive tackle: Mike Perez, quarterback; Tim Richardson, running back: Stacy Robinson, wide receiver; Jeff Rutledge.

quarterback; Garry Scbippang, offensive tackle; Tim Sherwin. tight end: Herb Welch, defensive back; Danta Whitaker, tight end. New York Jets Dan Alexander, offensive guard; Tom Baldwin, deiensive end: led Banker, of tensive lineman: Marion Barber, running naci: noomtoie. uneoacier; oooiraoie, linebacker; Bob Curtis, linebacker: Onzy 1 Ham, linebacker; Nu'u Faaola. running 1 back: John Gal, linebacker: Mart Garalczyk.

defensive tackle. Kerry Glenn, defensive hack: Don Graham, linebacker: Billy Griggs, tight end: Michael Harper, fullback: Carl Howard. defensive back; Rocky Kver. tight end: Mark Krerowicz. offensive guard; Jamie Kurisko.

tight end: Tracy Martin, wide receiver; Mike Mitchell, defensive back; Matt Monger, linebacker; Geerge Radachowsky. defensive back; Kurt Sotin. wide receiver; Ralph Tamm. offensive guard Wesley Walker, wide receiver; Mike Zordich. defensive back Philadelphia Walter Abercrombie.

rurining back; Eric Bailey, tight end: Ron Baker, offensive guard, Doug BarUett. nose tackle: Shawn Beals. wide receiver: Todd Bell, linebacker: Scott Curtis, linebacker; Donald Evans, defensive end; Gregg Gar-rity. wide receiver; Jimmie Giles, tight end Michael Haddix. running back Kenny Jackson, wide receiver: Ron Johnson, wide receiver: John Khngel.

defensive end: Mark Konecny. running back; Bob Landsee. offensive lineman; David Little, tight end: Joe Schuster, defensive tackle; Reggie Singletary, offensive tackle; Rob Sterling, defensive hack Roynell Young, defensive back. Phoenii Ray Brown, offensive lineman: Jessie Clark, running back: Wayne Davis. linebacker: Al Del Ureco, placekicker; Curtis Greer, defensive end; Don Holmes, wide receiver; Greg Home, punter; Tyrone Jones, uneoacker: tJ junior, linebacker; Lester Lyles.

linebacker- defensive hack; Mark MacDooald. offen- 1 sive guard; Sean McName. defensive end; Robert Mimbs. running back; Mike I 1 1 Sherrard, wide receiver: Kevin Sweeney, quarterback; Glen Titensor, guard; Mark Tuinei. offensive tackle; Danny White, quarterback; Randy White, defensive tackle 1 Denver Waft Bowyer, defensive end; Bill Bryan, center; Steve Bryan, defensive end; Jeremiah Castille.

defensive back; Kip Cornngtoa defensive back; Rick Den-mson, linebacker: Tony running back: Sam Graddy, wide receiver: Mark Haynes, defensive back; Winford Hood, guard: Stefan Humphries, guard: Jason Johnson, wide receiver; Rich Karlis: kicker: Rick Massie. wide receiver: Marc Munford. linebacker: Jim Ryan, linebacker; Steve Watson, wide receiver; Gerald Willbite. running back; Steve Wilson, defensive back. Detroit Dave Aniens, linebacker; Steve Baack.

nose tackle: Scott Barrows, guard-center, Doug Beaty, rurining hack; Karl Bernard, running back; Carl Bland, wide receiver; Paul Butcher, linebacker: Jeff Chadwick, I wide receiver; Raphael Cherry, defensive back; Curtis Green, defensive lineman; I James Griffin, defensive back: Gary Hadd. defensive end; VytoKab. tight end; Danny McCoin. quarterback; Shelton Robinson, linebacker: Reggie Rogers, defensive end: Rob Rubick. tight end; Dan Saleaumua, defensive tackle: Stephen Starring, wide receiver; Thomas Strauthers, defensive end: Bobby Watkins.

defensive back: Butch Woolfolk, running back. Greta Bay R. Ambrose, wide receiver; Joe Armentrout, running back: Scott Bolton, wide receiver: Dave Brown, defensive back; Curtis Burrow, kicker; Alphonso Larreser, oeienave eno; sieve uuuer, or- fensive tackle: Patrick Collins, running 1 back; Kenneth uavis. running back; Clint Didier. tight end: Tony Elliott, defensive back; Joey hackett.

tight end; Darryl Haley, offensive tackle: Norman Jefferson, defensive back; Kenneth Johnson, defensive back: Kani Kauahi. center. Blair Kiel, quarterback: Chris Mandenville, defensive back; Larry Mason, running back; Brent Moore, defensive tackle; Paul Pomfret. tight end; Gary Richard, defensive back: Tommy Robisoo, guard; Patrick Scott, wide recever: Lavale Thomas, running back; Alan Veingrad. offensive tackle.

HOISlM Robert Banks, defensive end; Keith Bostic. defensive back; Domingo Bryant, defensive back; Toby Castoo, linebacker. Charles Clinton, defensive back; Kurt Cram, linebacker: John Davis, offensive lineman: Willie Drewery, wide receiver-kick returner; Mark Dusbabek. linebacker; Tracey Eaton, deiensive back; Kenny Johnson, defensive back; Walter Johnson, linebacker: Audrey McMillian. defensive back: Brent Pease, quarterback: Vince Stroth.

offensive tackle; Spencer Tillman, running back: Dave Viaene. center; Ray Wallace, running back; Doug Williams, guard; Jamie Williams, tight end Almoo Young, guard. Indianapolis Roy Banks, wide receiver: Mark Bellini. wide receiver; Matt Bouza. wide receiver; Brian Bullock, linebacker; Byron Darby, defensive end: Gary Hogeboom.

quarter- back; John Holt, defensive back. Joe Becko. nose tackle: Barry Krauss. linebacker; Orlando Lowry. linebacker: Dan McQuaid.

offen- sve tackle; Joel Patten, offensive tackle: Freddie Robinson, defensive back; Wihe Tullis. defensive back, Rick Turner quarterback. Ummonwealth Urn pis AUuetkCoafereiice Penn State-Hazleton at Penn State-Scrantoo, 1 p.m. BOYS BASKETBALL Division I Mount Pottsville Tamaqua Shamokin West Blue Mountain 3 North Schuylkill 1 Pine Grove 0 Tonight's Games Blue Mountain at West Hazleton Pottsville at Pine Grove Mount Carmel at North Schuylkill Shamokin at Tamaqua Tuesday 's Games Mount Carmel at Pine Grove Blue Mountain at Shamokin North Schuylkill at Pottsville Tamaqua at West Hazleton Division II Lourdes 8 Schuylkill Haven. 8 Shenandoah 5 Nativity 5 Saint Clair .4 MinersviUe 3 Williams Valley 1 Tri-Vauey 0 Tonight's Games Lourdes at Nativity Shenandoah at Minersville Tri-Valley at Schuylkill Haven Saint Clair at Williams Valley Tuesday's Games Tri-Valley at Minersville Lourdes at St.

Clair Scbuylkill Haven at Shenandoah Williams Valley at Nativity Division III Panther Valley 9 Mahanoy Area 8 Marian 7 MMI 5 Weatherly 5 Freeland 2 Jim Thorpe 2 (Cardinal Brennan 1 Tonight's Games Marian at Panther Valley Weatherly at MMI Mahanoy Area at Jim Thorpe Freeland at Cardinal Brennan Tiesday's Games Panther Valley at Freeland Cardinal Brennan at Weatherly MMI at Mahanoy Area Marian. Jim Thorpe byes GIRLS BASKETBALL Drrisioal ...10 Pine Grove North Schuylkill 8 2 Pottsville 8 2 Blue Mountain 5 5 est Hazleton 5 5 Shamokin 2 8 Tamaqua 2 8 Mount Carmel 0 10 Thursday's Results Blue Mountain 46. West Hazleton 41 Pine Grove 51, Pottsville 39 North Schuylkill 63. Mount Carmel 29 Shamokin 66. Tamaqua 39 Monday's Garnet Pine Grove at Mount Carmel Shamokin at Blue Mountain Pottsville at Norm Schuylkill West Hazleton at Tamaqua Division II Minersville 9 Lourdes 8 Nativity 6 Schuylkill Haven 6 Shenandoah 6 Tri-Valley 2 Williams Valley 2 Saint Clair 0 Thmday's Results Lourdes 58.

Nativity 52 I Minersville 72, Shenandoah 49 Schuylkill Haven 61, Tri-Vauey 41 Williams Valley 49. Saint Clair 47 Mooday'sGamei Minersville at Tri-Valley St Clair at Lourdes Shenandoah at Schuylkill Haven Nativity at Williams Valley Diviska II Mahanoy Area 8 Marian 6 (Cardinal Brennan. 3 4 Weatherly 3 Freeland 2 Panther Valley 3 Jim Thorpe 1 Thmday's Renlti Marian 55, Jim Thorpe 21 Cardinal Brennan 69, Freeland 43 Panther Valley 60. Weatherly 54 Monday's Garnet Weatherly at Cardinal Brennan Jim linn at Mahanoy Area Panther Valley at Freeland EAST American Intl. 6.

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