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'rrpi'fvrrrvTyn t't rr i a i 4 jtU C6 The Sacramento Bee Final Tuesday December 29 1987 SPORTS BRIEFING For the Record Scores 44-score rrr ra nro'nrTrv rarr'rav TANK by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds BASKETBALL ear wmemiwecoinig GETS TOUGH WELL THAT THIS ONC IS FOR ALL TM6 MARBLES TOMORROW-me FREEDOM BOWL and me holiday BOWL (THE TDOM54-ER did -ruincM while watchimg me LIBERTY BOUJL WMEKJ Hl BO CALLED ID SAY ME MAP JO KVOUTES TD GET 1 me office or ee termikjater gfeRTSI't0lBoWtt88 FOOTBALL NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Feb 5 At the Convention Center Atlantic City Roberto Duran Panama vs Rickey Stack-house Atlanta 10 nxddtes Marlon Staring Hartford Com vs Fuyo Ozaki Japan to wet- tors Feb At Atlantic City Vmy Pazienza Cran-ston I vs Greg Haugen Las Vegas 15 (u Pazenza IBF bghtwughi title March 12 At Pans Pemek Wtxtaker Nortok Va vs Jose Lus Ramirez Mexico tor Ranxrez' WBC kghtwexyit title lurry I DO 0 Simpson 5-7 1-2 11 Rivers 5-11 2-4 13 Totals 30-66 7-15 69 Syracuse (110) Hamed 3-4 6 Thompson 4-7 9-13 17 Seikaly 4-10 58 13 Douglas 14-21 0-2 29 Roe 511 D0 14 Brower 2-3 1-2 5 Duncan 37 2-2 8 Hughes 48 2-2 10 Coleman 2-6 47 8 Rogers 0-1 DO 0 Carey DO DO 0 Palmer D1 DO 0 Totals 41-79 2336 110 Haltlime-Syracuse 53 Morehead St 25 3pomt Morehead St 2-4 (Curry 1-1 Rivers 1-1 Davis D1 Mason D1) Syracuse 5 15 (Roe 49 Douglas 1-3 Duncan D2 Coleman 0-1) Fouled Davis Hughes Morehead St 32 (Hale Rivers 6) Syracuse 57 (Seikaly 15) Morehead St 17 (Curry 7) Syracuse 32 (Duncan 7) Total Morehead St 29 Syracuse 17 26513 13 INDIANA 94 PENNSYLVANIA 54 Pennsylvania (54) Watts 1-3 2-4 4 Sprva 38 2-2 8 Duncombe 1-4 DO 2 Frazier 38 DO 7 Pitts 1D22 1-5 22 Reibel D1 2-2 2 Gilliams D2 2-2 2 Simon 1-5 DO 2 Tavarez D1 DO 0 McMahon 1-2 1-2 3 Dmeen D1 DO 0 Curran DO DO 0 Bentivegna 1-1 DO 2 Totals 21-58 1D17 54 Indiana (94) Calloway 39 24 8 Sloan 7-14 D1 14 Gar-retl 35 36 9 Jones 48 33 1 1 Smart 46 DO 9 Jadlow 28 68 10 Smith 1-2 DO 3 Pelkowski 28 38 7 Hamah 45 55 14 Okphant 1-2 DO 2 Eyl 34 1-2 7 Totals 3484 2333 94 Indiana 42 Penn 18 3-pomt Perm 28 (Pitts 1-1 Frazier 1-2) Indana 35 (Smith 1-1 Samrt 1-2 Hitman 1-2) Fouled Spiva Duncombe Penn 28 (Pitts 9 Indiana 45 (Garrett 8) Penn 6 (Frazier Pitts 2) Indiana 16 (Hikman 6) Total Perm 23 Indiana 16 Pitts 14770 BUTLER 78 16 IOWA ST 76 Buber (78) Fordyce D1 DO 0 Karaffa 38 68 12 Tuck-er 1D20 7-9 29 Matta 04 DO 0 Shoup 1-1 DO 2 Fowlkes 313 1D10 26 Uttre 37 DO 7 Berry 1-2 D2 2 Totals 2351 2327 78 Iowa SI (76) Grayer 315 38 16 Robinson 318 2-2 24 Rhodes 3-10 2-2 8 Thompkins 5-8 0-0 13 Woods 28 DO 6 Doerrsek) D1 DO 0 Bom 38 DO 9 Baugh DO DO 0 Alexander DO DO 0 Totals 2363 7-12 76 Butler 38 Iowa St 37 3pomt Butler 36 (Tucker 2-2 Lrttre 14) Iowa St 1326 (Robinson 48 Thompruns 34 Bom 35 Woods 28 Grayer 18 Rhodes D3I Foued Rhodes Butler 37 (Tucker 9) Iowa St 28 (Graver Rotxnson 61 Butler 18 (Karatta Shoup Utlret 4) Iowa St 15 (Thompre 6) Total Butler 15 Iowa St 21 Rotxnson 4 500 17 KANSAS 64 19 HE MPHIS ST 62 Memphis St (62) BalM 18 48 6 Douglas 28 45 8 Baiey 37 1-2 7 Boyd 08 1-21 Perry 7-18 68 23 Gth son 28 286 McClain 04 DO 0 Young 36 34 9 McLaughlin D1 2-2 2 Mundt DO DO 0 Totals 1363238062 Kansas (64) Manrxnq 317 2-5 19 Marshall 514 28 16 Branch 2-60-2 4 Livingston 2-2 DO 4 Pritchard 312 45 11 Minor 28 DO 4 Barry D1 2-2 2 Piper D1 DO 0 GueUner 18 D2 2 Normore 1-1 DO 2 Maddox DO DO 0 Totals 2586 1 D22 64 Kansas 32 Memphis St 27 3 point Memphis St 39 (Perry 3-8 McLaugntnDI) Kansas 48 (Manrwg 1-1 Marshal 28 Pntchard 12 Gueidner D2l Foued Boyd Mempms St 49Yourg 10L Kansas 48 iManmng 16) Memphis St 10 iGibson 4) Kansas 18 (Lrwrgston Normore 4) Total Memphis St 21 Kansas 26 Piper WALES CONFERENCE entry into Olympics looks hopeful Bee News Services The Soviet Union has apparently moved one step closer to participating in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games Vjatschelav Gavrilin vice president of the Soviet National Olympic Committee met Monday with Park Seh-jik president of the Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee Although SLOOC officials declined to provide any details sources said the negotiations were to draw up arrangements for Soviet participation in the Games which begin Sept 17 Nations invited to enter the Olympics have until Jan 17 to formally accept The Soviet Union is expected to announce its decision around Jan 15 In other Olympics-related news: Actions by Juan Antonio Samaranch immediately after he became president of the International Olympic Committee are credited with halting a bid by UNESCO to take' over the Olympic Games ABC Television reported According to the documentary Other Olympic the Soviet Union was pushing the United Nations organization to begin new world sports The former diplomat from Spain according to ABC met with Moammar Gadhafi of Libya and Fidel Castro of Cuba two leaders the program says supported the UNESCO move Samaranch also helped make Jean Claude Ganga of the Congo leader of the African boycott jof the 1976 Montreal Games a member of the IOC Football -Georgia coach Vince message is simple don't like and nothing will make the Bulldog leader happier than breaking wishbone offense in Liberty Bowl game at Memphis Tenn The 15th-ranked Bulldogs 8-3 have met the Razorbacks 9-3 in bowl games twice and come away losers both times If the Bulldogs are to win they must solve Arkansas coach Ken wishbone offense that totaled 3196 yards rushing during the regular season The prime target for the Bulldog defense is Arkansas halfback James Rouse who is only the third Razorback to rusli for more than 1000 yards during a season Georgia alscrwill have to contend with quarterback Greg has compiled 3154 yards in total offense Both teams use the running game as their primary weapon but the Bulldogs may be forced to the air by an Arkansas defense that ranks sixth in the nation against the rush Still Hatfield said he is very aware of the running talents of Georgia quarterback James Jackson and tailbacks Lars Tate and Rodney Hampton Ted Gregory Syracuse's All-East nose guard said heji see how his knee reacts to hitting before deciding whether to play in Sugar Bowl game against Auburn not going to play if I feel 100 Gregory said of the injury that sent him to the sidelines halfway through the seventh game of the season just hope and pray you can watch him play on Syracuse coach Dick MacPherson said an impact player on defense in these United States it's Ted Gregory And when he plays going to be Quarterback Chris Chandler of Washington has joined the Senior Bowl squad for the Jan 23 all-star 2ame in Mobile Ala Chandler 6-foot-4 215 pounds ended his Washington career as the No 3 all-time total-offense leader with 4422 yards and No 4 passing-yardage leader with 4161 yards Sophomore reserve Steve Letnlch will be the Air starting quarterback in Freedom Bowl at -Anaheim Stadium against Arizona State With Dee Dawis who set an NCAA season rushing record for quarterbacks 1315 yards out with a fractured wrist Letnich will be the starter for the first time since this opener in which Wyoming beat the Falcons 27-13 Beer sales will not be allowed at the Orange Bowl Classic for the first time in years as the game's sponsors attempt to curb rowdy behavior by fans The move follows similar beer bans this year at the Cotton and Fiesta bowl games General Tennis star Ivan Lendl has left ProServ Inc and formed his own sports management firm Spectrum Sports Inc The No 1 player said Spectrum Sports Inc will represent him in his worldwide tennis activities as well as explore and develop non-playing business opportunities Lendl said he decided to begin his own firm after his personal agent Jerry Solomon was named chief operating officer Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose has definitely retired as a player but just want to say those words his lawyer says course he is Cincinnati lawyer Reuven Katz friend and legal representative told The Cincinnati Enquirer played in a year and a half but he nor will ever say he is retired He just want to say those words" NHL ROUNDUP Muller lifts Devils past Islanders 6-4 Associated Press EAST RUTHERFORD NJ Kirk Muller knocked the rebound of a Pat Verbeek shot into the net with 7:49 to play for his second power-play goal breaking a tie and leading the New Jersey Devils over the New York Islanders 6-4 Monday in a National Hockey League game Patrik Sundstrom added an insurance goal less than three minutes later as the Devils ended a three-game losing streak at the usually friendly confines of the Brendan Bryne Arena and handed the Islanders their fifth straight road loss The two teams had entered the third period tied at 3 but Joe Cirella fired a 50-foot shot past Islanders goalie Billy Smith at the 4:32 mark However Pat LaFontaine tied the scored 2:06 later by putting a 15-foot shot past Devils goalie Bob Sauve for his second power-play goal of the night Sauve entered the game in the second period when Alain Chevrier suffered a bruised collarbone The Devils were outplayed for the opening 35 minutes and trailed 3-1 before turning things around in the final five minutes of the second period Capitals 4 Maple Leafs 4 at Toronto Veteran defenseman Rod Langway playing in only his second game back from an injury fired in a wrist shot from the point in the third period to give Washington the tie Langway who missed 14 games with a ruptured lumbar disc got the puck at the blueline just as an interference penalty to Ed Olczyk ended and wristed a shot past the screened goaltender Allan Bester at 5:31 of the third period Michal Pivonka Scott Stevens and Mike Gartner also scored for the Capitals who came back from second-pe-rioB deficits of 3-1 and 4-2 r' i Tom Fergus had two goals and Olczyk and Russ Court-nail had single goals for oronto College men Scores TOURNAMENTS Bentley Holiday Festival Pint Round Stoned 76 Flonda Tech 73 Blade Classic First Round Butler 78 Iowa St 76 Toledo 60 Navy 42 Blue Devil Tournament First Round Cent Connecticut St 76 Delaware St 65 Mercer 85 Long Island 71 Citrus Bowl Classic First Round Alabama 65 Cent Florida 54 Pittsburgh 72 Florida St 71 Connecticut Mutual Classic First Round Connecticut 96 Hartford 94 2 OT Pnnceton 62 San Francisco 42 Cowboy Shootout Third Place Columbia 80 Detroit 65 ECAC Holiday Festival First Round Kansas 64 Memphis St 62 St Johns 66 Manst 59 Far West Classic Semifinals Oregon St 62 Lamar 44 Consolation Bracket Portland 76 NAnzona68 Texas Ctmstian 66 Northwestern 64 First Tulsa Classic Championship Tulsa 82 Mississippi 81 Third Place SVV Missoun St 77 Grambling St 60 Holiday Bowl Tournament Third Place BuckneH 66 Fresno St 56 Hoosier Classic First Round Indiana 94 Penn 54 Stanford 75 UC Santa Barbara 65 JCU Tournament First Round John Carrol 73 Hobart 68 Kenyon Colonial Classic First Round Baktwm-WaHace 89 Mount Vernon Naza-rene78 Capital 83 Kenyon 74 Second Round Capital 83 Kenyon 74 Memmack Invitational First Round Pace 71 Jersey City St 67 Milwaukee Classic First Round Cleveland St 86 Niagara 76 Marquette 80 A Force 52 Ml St Mary's Holiday Tournament First Round Mount St Mary Md 93 Lock Haven 89 Mikersvite 85 LeMoyne 74 Music City Invitational First Round Cornel 77 Miami Ohm 71 Vanderbilt 99 East Carolina 63 NYU Tournament First Round CathokcU 83 Tufts 74 North Central Conference Holiday Fast Round Mommgstde 79 North Dakota 76 Colorado 70 Dakota St 54 Northern Intercollegiate Conference Fast Round SW Mmnesota 103 Moorhead St 96 Ws -LaCrosse 80 Winona St 68 Oakland University Classic First Round Oakland Mich 109 Agumas93 Siena Heigns 83 Tiffm55 Otterbem Club Classic Fast Round CoSmi 71 Orteroem 58 Purdue-Calumet Holiday Invitational Fast Round Ind -Pur -Indpls 81 Tn-State 77 Purdue-Calumet 86 Oakland City 79 Salem State Invitational Championship Salem St 81 Maine 80 OT Thud Place Bowdun70rSufioi53 Siena College Tournament Fast Round Bowling Green 76 Wagner 71 Siena 11 3 Vermont 74 South Florida Invitational Fast Round Michigan 93 Oemson 88 South Florida 87 Fla International 67 Sugar Bowl Tournament Fast Round Temple 70 Missssiopi 61 TCBY Classic Fast Round Ark -Little Rock 83 SE Louisiana 51 Arkansas St 65 Coastal Carotna 52 Utah Classic Fast Round NELousiana77 Washington 64 Vikings Chnstmas Tournament First Round Mount St Mary NY 69 Upsala61 Volunteer Classic First Round Pepperdaie 66 Colorado St 62 Tennessee 75 Army 52 WLKF Classic Fast Round Florida Southern 92 SiU-Edwardsrtte 74 NC Charlotte 89 Howard 73 Wittenberg Jaycee Classic Fast Round MMun 91 Muhlenberg 66 Wittenberg 95 Oberkr 71 FAR WEST Montana 79 Humbudt St 74 SOUTHWEST Texas 85 VMl 76 MIDWEST Drake 63 Alcorn St 49 Indiana-Southeast 80 Ind -South Bend 57 Mmn -Moms 101 Bemajp St 56 Mmnesota 94 Bethune-uxkman 50 Missoun 85 San Jose St 61 Nebraska-Omaha 88 South Dakota 85 Notre Dame 91 St Joseph Ind 70 Wichita St 79 -Chicago 58 SOUTH Kentucky 100 Ala ska-Anchor age 58 Maryland 82 South Carolina 77 -Wilmeigton 69 Davidson 64 Ok) Domaxon 65 James Madison 58 EAST Mass -Boston 78 Lowell 76 St Bonaventure 63 George Mason 60 St Peter's 84 NJ Tech 60 Syracuse 110 Morehead St 69 Top 20 2 KENTUCKY 100 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 56 Alaska- Anchorage (58) Pamsh 7-17 1-1 15 Bartley 315 14 7 Sheedy 1-1 2-2 4 Johnson 7-20 D0 14 Roba-teau 49008 Russ18284McGeeryD2D0 0 Carpenter D2 DO 0 Bnnkertiolf DO DO 0 Cobbs D2 1-2 1 Kilpatrick 22 DO 4 Childs DO 1-2 1 Schoenbom 0-1 DO 0 Totals 2579 314 58 Kentucky (100) Bennett 10-18 48 24 Jenkins 410 38 11 Lock 58 34 13 Chapman 314 D0 19 Daven-der 510 44 15 Scott 35 1-2 7 Hanson 14 DO 2 Sutton 2-2 57 9 Miner D2 DO 0 Totals 3373 2D26 100 Kentucky 50 Alaska-Anchorage 30 3pont Alaska-Anchorage 08 (Johnson D5 Robateau D1 Cobbs D1 Schoenbom D1) Kentucky 47 (Chapman 33 Davender 18 MHIer D1) Fouled Pamsh Alaska-Anchorage 40 (Russ 11) Kentucky 52 (Jenkins 11) Alaska-Anchorage 14 (Pamsh 5) Kentucky 25 (Davender 9) Total Alaska-Anchorage 23 Kentucky 14 23169 6 TEMPLE 70 MISSISSIPPI 61 Temple (70) Vreeswyk 312 1-1 15 Perry 7-10 311 20 Ravas 28 0-1 4 Macon 313 7-9 17 Evans 24 68 12 Brantley 01 22 2 Causwel DO DO 0 Johnson 01 08 0 Totals 2249 2280 70 Mississippi (61) Prater 315 24 21 PaU 24 D2 4 Murphy 24 12 5 Jumper 7-16 1-1 16 Barnes 312 33 11 Miler 18 DO 2 Tuner DO DO 0 Ward DO 2-2 2 Totals 2354314 61 Temple 35 Mississippi 31 3 point Temple 45 (Evans 2-2 Vreeswyk 28) Mississippi 318 (Prater 38 Barnes 24 Jumper 18 Miier 02) Fouled Miler Temple 34 (Perry 11) Mississippi 30 (Murphy 9) Temple 10 (Evans 7) Mississippi 11 (Jumper 4) Total Temple 16 Mississippi 23 7 SYRACUSE 110 MOREHEAD ST 69 Moreh St (69) Hale 310 14 11 Davis 39 DO 6 Chaney 18 1-2 3 Turner 28 22 6 Mason 312 01 12 BOXING WBC ratings Heavyweight (over 190 pounds) Champion: Mike Tyson Frank Bruno Bntaki 2 Pmklon Thomas 3 Trevor Bertxck Canada 4 Aotson Rodrv rtz Brazi 5 Michael Sparks Jose Rbaffa Cah Wikams Tyrol Biggs 9 Tin Witherspoon 10 Razu Ruddock Canada Cruserweight (190 pounds) Champion: Cedot de Leon Puerto Rice 1 Jose Mana Fiores Uruguay 2 Bert Cooper 3 Michael Greer 4 Taounk Babouk Mauritania 5 Patrick Lamamba Kenya 6 Sammy Reeson England 7 Glenn McCray England 6 Daniel Neflo Argentina 9 Angelo Bottok Italy 10 Okan Alexander Light Heevyweight (175 poundtl Champion Don Lafonde Canada 1 Leske Stewart Trixdad 2 Tony WAS 3 Jean Mane Emebe France 4 Ramzi Hassan 5 Joe Lasts fhgena 6 Tom Coins Great Bntan 7 Dennis Andnes England 8 fugenao Obei-meyas Venezuela 9 Booty Czyz to Nestor Giovanni Aigentna Middleweight (160 pounds) Champion' Thomas Heems I Marvn Hacker 2 Michael Nun 3 Juan 0 Roldan Argerrtni 4 Mchael Otayde Canada 5 Lmdek Homes Herol Graham England 7 Mae McCakun Jamaca 8 Iran Bartwy 9 Roberto Duan Panama 10 Damek Knox Super Welterweight (154 pouvds) Champion: Granffanco Rost Kaly John Mugatx Uganda 2 Le Aguno Mexco 3 Duane Thomas 4 Rctrerl Hues 5 Milan McCray 6 Darren Van Horn 7 Den Cury 8 Buster Drayton 9 Canos Eiot Japan 10 InChuBaek South Korea Wtfftrwerght (147 pounds) Champion: Jorge Vaca Mexico 1 Uoyd Honeyghan Engrand 2 Yuraki Ctutg South Korea 3 Mauict Bkxxer 4 Tx-rone Tnce 5 Tomas MUnares Ccxomora 8 Marti Bteiand 7 Tommy Aers 8 Sexng San Lee South Korea 9 Roin Alums tO Kniand Lang Eixyand Super Lightweight (140 pouvds) Chempran Roger Mayweether 1 Harold Brazv 2 Sang Ho Lee South Kaea 3 Tsuyosrx Hamada Japan 4 Rene Arredondo Mexco 5 Rome Sleds 6 Meqno Tama 7 KyurgcxA Am South Kae 8 Ro-auto Gonzalez Mexeo 9 Euigs Km South Kaea 10 Matnoc Aceves Mexco Lightweight (135 pounds) Champion: Jose lies Aamrsi Mexco 1 Ju Oawz Mexco 2 Pemel Ww taxer 3 Edwm flesano Puerto Rco 4 Terrence AA Guvana 5 Angel Hernandez Puerto Rco 6 Gieg Haugen 7 Pnmo Ramo Mexico 8 Jose Duressa 9 Aterto Cortes Argenb-na 10 Frame Randal Surer Feetheneeighl 1J0 pouvds) Champm VACANT Lester Efcs Ausffas a 2 Mane Marine Mexco 1 Mane Mvandl CUompra 4 Harox) Knight 5 Francisco Tomas Cruz B'IZ4 8 Johnny de la Rosa Domrvcan Repubko 7 Juan Lapate Puerto Rco 6 SarvataeCucefb itab 9 Jean Marc Renari Begim 10 Tony Pep Canada featherweight (III pounds) Champion: AiumUi Nelson Ghane I Vctor Cakeias Puerto Rco 2 Tyrone Downes Ttnoad 3 CaMvGrore 4 Hector pez Mexco 5 George Nuaro 6 Luce Suarez 7 Marcos Viasana Mexico 6 Jose Mar-mcxee Panama 9 Rooert Rnera Pjenc Rco tOQsmar Area Ajentni Super Bantamweight (122 pounds) Champran: Jeff Fenech AusffWu 1 Danei Zaragoza Mexco 2 Canos Zarate Mexco 3 Vamrc herb Italy 4 Lord Step ca Hay 5 Jorge Urarva Diaz Mexco Sa-mart Payakanm Thailand 7 jeste Benawoes 8 Harad Perty 9 Lus Mendoza Cccrtra 10 Jose Sanabna Venezuela Bantamweight (HI pounds) Champion hkwl Lora Cotombra Leo Lopez Argentna 2 Abeno Davia 3 Frame Duane 4 Carderxo Uloa Cm 5 Rati Perez Mexco 6 Hutey Snead 7 Lous Goirxs France 8 Aberto Martnez Merco 9 Changyong Park South Korea 10 Kaokar Gal aiy Thailand Super Flyweight (115 poundsl Champion Beby Royas Cotombra 1 Gaterto Roman Mexco 2 Santos La-oar Argentna 3 Juan Carazo Puerto Rco 4 Juan Poo CUomora 5 Rail Diaz Cotombra 6 Kongtuanee Payakanm Thailand 7 Kiyosrx Halanaka Japan 8 Ruben Condon Argentna 9 Yostiyju Ucfxda Japan to Jrry Hernandez Mexico Flyweight (112 pourdt) Champan Sot CtnUsda Theiand Dura McKenze England 2 Adnan Roman Argentna 3 Orlando Carxzaies 4 Miguel Mercedes Domrvcan ReouOkc 5 YUwoee Lee South Korea 6 Leopard Tamakuma Japan 7 Paul Gonzales 8 wake Salazs Mexico 9 ta deaki Kamistwo Japan 10 Oh Kong Son South Kuea Light Flyweight (108 pounds) Champion: Ebo Denqueh Ghana 1 German Torres Mexco 2 Isidro Perez Mexico 3 Humberto Gonzalez Mexco 4 To-morxro Kina Japan 5 Francisco Teyedu Colombia 6 Agusm Garaa Cotombra 7 Yong-kang Kirn South Korea 8 Jose de Jesus Puerto Rco 9 Chowoon Part South Kuea 10 Mano Demarco Argentina Strawweight (105 pounds) Champion: Hnki loka Japan 1 Kytng Ymg Lee South Kuea 2 Samuth Sdhnaruepol Thakand 3 Survqoo Lee South Korea 4 Pretty Boy Lucas Ptippnes 5 Mai Thonburfarm Thakand 6 Trang Boomed Thailand 7 Santiago Mendez Mexco 8 Javier Var-guez Mexco 9 Francisco MonteL Mexco 10 Elren Pmto Mexco Fight schedule Jan 2 1988 At Reseda Country Chib Michael Num North Hokywood vs Kevn Watts Pleasanlvie NJ 12 for Num NABF middleweight title Jan 4 At Genoa Italy Gianfranco Rosi Italy vs Duane Thomas Deffo 12 tor Rosi WBC super welterweight title Donald Curry Fort Worth Texas vs Lupe Aquino Las Vegas Nev 12 super welters (winner earns the right to fight winner otRosi-Thomas fight) Jan 5 At the Showboat Las Vegas Nev Roger Mayweather Las Vegas vs Joey Ferre Frank-Inviie NJ 10 super lights Jan I At the Baltimore Arena Baftmore Vincent Pettway Baltimore vs Huace Shuflord Las Vegas Nev Jtnl At Baky Las Vegas Nev Shawn Silvan Canada vs Lus Santana Los Angeles 12 tor the vacant NABF welterweight btte Oana Roston Las Vegas vs Lupe Miranda Fort Worth Texas 10 unu lights Jan 15 At Resorts totemabonal Atlanta: City NJ John Wesley Meekms New York vs Othel Choo' Dixon Houston 10 junior welters Mickey Ward Lowek Mass vs Edwn Cure! Brockton Mass TO urvu welters Jan 17 At the Osaka City Gymnasium Osaka Japan Takuya Muguruma Japan vs Wilfredo Vasquez Puerto Rco 12 for Vasquez's WBA bantamweight title Jan 31 At Osaka Japan Hiroki loka Japan vs Lee Kyung-yung South Kuea 12 tor toka's WBC strawweight title Hideaki Kanxshro Japan vs Sot Chitalada Thailand 12 for Chitalada's WBC flyweight trtte Jan 22 At Atlantic City Mie Tyson Catskl vs Larry Holmes Easton Pa for lire up-deputed World heavyweight btte Seattle Denver Kansas City LA Raiders San De-Houston Buffalo San Francisco A Rams Kansas Oty LA Raiders San Dego AE2 Cleveland New Orleans Atlanta SanDego Denver Kansas City Seattle LA Raiders Pittsburgh Indianapolis San Francisco A Rams Denver Kansas City Seattle LA Raders AE3 Cmamab New Orleans Atlanta LARwdera Denver Kansas City Seattle San Dego Cmcmnab AE3 San Francisco A Rams Denver Kansas Oty Seattle San Dego Buffalo Houston New Orleans Atlanta Kansas City Denver Seattle LA Raiders San Dego Jets Gants Cleveland Pittsbugh Denver Seattle LA Raders San Dego NY Jets Detroit Houston Cmcmnab NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE EAST Washington Giants Dakas Phkadelpfia St Lous Chicago New Orleans Cleveland PfftsOui Giants Dakas Phkadeihra St Lous San Francisco Green Bay Houston Cmcmnab Dakat Giants Wasnmgton PhkadekJhe St Lous Minnesota Atlanta Cleveland Pitts-i NY Giants Wasnmgton Pheaoervxi St loue New Orleans Crxcago Houston Cm cmnab St Lout NY Giants Washmcton Dakas PhkadeL phia Green Bay San Francisco Cleveland Pittsburgh Giants Washington Dallas Phkadelptia LA Rams Tampa Bay Houston Cmcmnab PMadrtphia Giants Wasnmgton Dakas St Lous Tampa Bay LA Rams Cleveland PfftsDugh Giants Wasfxngton Dakas St Lous Atlanta Mmnesota Houslon Cmcmnab New York Grants Washington Dakas Ptxiadeicixa St Loue Detroit Jets San Francisco LA Rams Wasnmgton Dakas Pixtadetpria St Loue De troit Kansas Cy New Oceans Ananta CENTRAL Clucego Mmnesota Detroit Green Bay Tampa Bay San Franceco Dakas Irekanapoes AE3 Mmnesota Detro Green Bay Tranpa Bay Wasnmg-ton LA RjmsAE2 Buffalo Crxcago Defat Green Bay Tampa Bay New Oneans Pfiadecmra kxkanapces AE3 Crxcago Deffoit Green Bav Tampa Bay DM-las San Francisco AE2 Buffalo Green Bay Crxcago Mmnesota Detroit Tampa Bay LA Rams Wasnmgton btuanapoas AE3 Chicago Mmnesota Detro Tampa Bay St Lous Atlanta AE2 Buffalo Tampa Bey Crxcago Mmnesota Defat Green Bay Atlanta St Lous kxkanapoks AE3 Crxcago Mmnesota Deffoit Gieen Bay Pfiadepxa New Oceans AE2 Buffalo Defat Chicago Minnesota Green Bay Tampa Bay Giants jets San Francsoo LA Rams Otago Mmnesota Green Bax Tampa Bax (auffs Kansas City New Oneans Atlanta WEST San Francisco A Rams Atlanta New Orleans Wasting ton Mmnesota Denver San Dego Gums LA Rams Atlanta New Oceans Ctxcago St Lous Seattle LA Raders Detro New Orte ant San Francisco LA Rams Atlanta Dakas Tampa Bay Denver San Dego Grants San Franosco A Rams Atlanta Mmnesota Wasnmgton Seattle A Raders Deffo LA Rama San Franosco Atlanta New Oneans St Lous Chicago Denver San Dego Giants San Francisco Atlanta New Orleans Green Bay Ptxiadelphu Seattle LA Radera Deffo Atlanta San Francaoo A Rams New Orleans Phkadephra Green Bay Denver San Dego Giants San Franosco LA Rams New Orleans Tampa Bay Dakas Seattle LA Raders Deffo College Bowl Glance CALIFORNIA BOWL AtFrasno Eastern Mmfxgan 30 MOEPENOENCE BOWL At Shrarraport La Wasnmgton 24 Tuane12 ALL AMERICAN BOWL At Birmingham Ala Vrjnu 22 Brigham Young 16 Sun bowl At El Oklahoma State 35 West Vrgmta 33 BLUE-GRAY ALL-STAR CLASSIC At Montgomery Ala Gray 12 Blue 10 ALOHA BOWL At Honolulu UCLA 20 Ftonda 16 Today's Gam LIBERTY BOWL At Memphis Tern Arkansas 988 vs Georgra 888 5 pm (Raycom) Wednesday'! Games FREEDOM BOWL At Anaheim A Force 988 vs Arizona State 34-1 5 (Mizlou) HOLIOAY BOWL Al Sen Diego Wyommg 1328 vs Iowa 988 5 pm (ESPN) Thursday's Games GATOR BOWL At Jacksonville Fla South Carolina 330 vs Lousiana State 31-111 30am (CBS) BLUEBONNET BOWL At Houston Pittsbugh 330 vs Texas 358 5 pm (Mizlou) Friday's Games FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL At Orlando Fla Clemscn 328 vs Perm State 338 9 am (ABC) FIESTA BOWL At Tempo Aria Ftonda State 1318 vs Nebraska 1318 1030 am (NBC) COTTON BOWL AtDallaa Notre Dame 330 vs Texas ASM 328 1030 am (CBS) SUGAR BOWL AtNewOiteana Syracuse 11-38 vs Auburn 31-1 1230 pm (ABC) ROSE BOWL At Piudtfii Michigan St 32-1 vs USC 330 2 pm (NBC) ORANGE BOWL At Miami Oklahoma 1188 vs Miami Fla 11-30 5 pm (NBC) Saturday Jan 2 PEACH BOWL At Atlanta Tennessee 32-1 vs Indiana 330 11 am (Mizlou) HALL Of FAME BOWL At Tampa Fla Michigan 748 vs Alabama 748 10 am (NBC) A Sunday Jen 16 JAPAN BOWL At Yokehanu Japan TBA Bosior it tNlsbugh 4 35pm Queoec 4 35 NY Rangers It NY isiandert 5 05 pm Montreal at meaner 7 35 Wednesday's Games Toronto It Harford 4 35 0 Wasreijon at New Jersey 4 45 Deffo al St Lous 5 35 Mmesota at Crxcago 5 35 Phxadecrta at Edrumton 6 35 Wmpeg it los Angeles 7 35pm DEVILS 6 ISLANDERS 4 Islanders 2 1 1-4 New Jersey 6 3 3-4 New Yort FlalteySlLtFon-tame Jonssonl 4 45 ippt 2 New Yort uFon-tar22iJusson Trawl 15 l5ippl Second 3 New Jersey Brcten 13 lOnwr Verbeexi 2 39 ippl 4 New Yort Mira-ten I (Henry Daamot 2 54 5 New Jersey Verbeek 20 tOnvra Broteni 15 55 6 New jer-sey MAer It (Verbeek Dnver) 18 53 TNrd Penod-? New Jersey CeeSa 4 4 32 8 New Yort LaFortane 23 (Fiaffey Potveu 6 38 Ippl 9 New jersev MJer 12 iVerbeee Brotent 12 tppi '0 New jersey Suxjsffom 8lLuse4et 15 09 Snots on goat-New York New Jersey 12-14-11-37 Goakes-Nen Yort Smith New Jersey Chewier Sauve A-1S040 CAPITALS MAPLE LEAFS 4 Wurxngtm 1 2 1 Toronto 2 2 6 4 Frst 1 Tuonto Fergus 8 (Own phousse DeGrayl 2 42 (ppt 2 Wasnngffrr Pu ua3(Gakey Mnarchui' 9 53 (ppt 3 Tprorv tp Oczyk 13lDamphouss Fergus) 11 09 Second 4 Tuonto Courmal 18 (Leeman) 3 50 5 Wisrxnqton Stevens 4 Cor-nveau Chnstani 18 tj 6 Toronto Fejus 9 (Dampnoussei 18 42 7 Washngtort Gartner 22 (Prvonei Langwayi 18 58 Third 8 Langway 2 (Gartner Harchert 5 31 Overtme-None Shots on Washmgton Toronto 27 Wasnmgton MararUxA Toronto Besler 16382 NOTES FOOTBALL National Footbak Ltagu ATLANTA Arrrourced the re-btement ol Brenard Wison defensive back DETROIT Named Jerry Vanvic president charge ol player personnel and Cluck Schnxdt vice president tor tmangal altars HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES-Caked up Jod) Gage and MAae! Andersson right mugs born Rochester ol the American Hockey League Sent Bob Logan nght wing to Rochester DETROIT RED WINGS-Serrt Doug Houda defenseman and Steve Marbnson and Brent Fe-dyk forwards to Adrondack ol the American Hockey League NEW YORK Caked up Todd McLekan center from SpmgfreU ol the American Hockey League COLLEGE AUBURN-Dedared Mike Jones forward acaderrxcaky nekgtra tor the rest ok the basket-bal season ARIZONA STATE-Announced that Rich-ard Davis nose guard has been anted an extra year ol ekgbkrty by the NCAA Named Tom Hollman head footbak coach m- -i NAVY-Suspended Darren Mornmgslar center bom the basketbak team ndefxxiely tor administrative action TULANE-Named Randy Butler and Tim Nunez assistant footbak coaches SOCCER MISL standings Eastern Division Saturday's Games Cleveland 19 PmsPugn 13 Washaigton27 Minnesota 24 OT Sunday's Gamas 49ers 48 A RamsO Phkageiptia 17 Buffalo 7 Houston 21 Cviamatil? Detroit 30 Atlanta 13 New Oneans 33 Green Bay 24 NY Gants 20 Jets? Dales 21 St Lous 16 Kansas Cty 41 Seattle 20 tnrtanapoas 24 Tampa Bay 6 Denver 24 CrxcagcO LA Raoers3 Monday's Gama New Enoand at Manx 6pm REGULAR SEASON ENDS AP All-Pro team FIRST TEAM Ottanaa Wxie receivers Jeny Ree San Francisco Gary Clark Washington Txjhtend-MauBavaro NY Gants Tackles Anthony Muioz Cincinnati Gary Zxnmeman Minnesota Guards Bi Fratc Atlanta Mike Mun-tfiak Houston Center Dwight Stephenson Manx Quarterback joe Montana San Francisco Rurnarg backs Enc Ockerson kxkanap-oks Charles White LA Rams Ptacemcker Morten Andersen New Orleans Kick retuner VaSAahema St Laus Defense Ends Regg White Phkadectaa Bruce Smith Buffalo Tacxe Steve McMichaei Chicago Nose tackle Mcrael Carter San Francs- oo Outsde inebackers Can Banks Giants Andre Tpoett New England Ins Inecacxers Fredd Yang Seattle Mae Singletary Ctxcago Cometbacks Hanford Dixon Cleveland nWxjm Washington itehes Joey Browner Minnesota Ron-rxe Lott San Franosco Punier Jim Arnold Detroit SECONOTEAM Offense Wide receivers Steve Largent Seattle JT Smith Si Louis Tight end Keten Winslow SanDego Tackles Jim Lachey San Dego Jacke Slater LA Rams Guards Ron Soil kxkanapoks Tom Newberry LA Rams Center Ray Donaldson kxkanapoks John Elway Denver Rurrxng backs Herschel Walker Dakas Cut Warner Seaffle Placekcker Dean Biasuca kxkanapoks Kick returner Dennis Gentry Chicago Defense Ends Chns Doleman Minnesota Charles Mam Washington Tackle Keith Miard Minnesota Nose tackle Tm Krume Cmcmnab Outside linebackers Lawrence Taylor Giants Duane Bickett kxkanapoks Inside Inebackers Shane Corxan Buffalo Karl Mecklenbug Denver Comerbacks Frank Mmnfield Cleveland Dave Waymer New Orleans Safeties Keith Bostic Houston Dave Duerson Chicago Punter Rail Moisejenko San Diego 1988 opponents AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE EAST Indianapolis NY Jets New England Miami Buffalo Denver Houston Chicago Green Bay Jets New England Miami Buffalo Cleveland San Diego Mmesota Tampa Bay Miami Jets New England Buffalo Indianapolis TBD TBD Chicago Green Bay Jets New England Buffalo krekanapoks TBD TBD Minnesota Tampa Bay New England Jets Miami Buffalo Imkanapoks TBD TBD Chicago Green Bay NY Jets Miami Buffalo Indianapolis TBD TBD Minnesota Tampa Bay Buffalo New England NY Jets Miami Indianapolis LA Raiders Pittsburgh Chicago Green Bay New England NY Jets Miami Indianapolis Cmcmnab Seattle Minnesota Tampa Bay New York Jets New England Miami Buffalo Indianapolis Kansas City Giants Cleveland Pittsbugh New England Miami Buffalo kicfcanapoks Kansas City Detroit Houston Cmcmnab CENTRAL Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Indianapolis Seattle Washington SL Lous NY Jets Ckrcmnab Pittsbugh Houston Denver AE3 Dakas Philadelphia Kansas City Houston Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsbugh AE2 LA Raiders Washington St Louis NY Jets Cleveland Cmcmnab Pittsbugh Seattle India-napoks Dallas Philadelphia Kansas City Pittsburgh Cleveland Crrcmnati Houston AE2 Denver Washington St Lous NY Jets Cleveland Oncmnab Houston San Diego Buffalo Dakas Phkadertxa Kansas City Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston Buffalo San Diego Washington St Lous NY Jets Cleveland Pittsbugh Houston LA Raiders AE2 Dallas Phiadeiphia Kansas City WEST Demrar Kansas City Seattle LA Raiders San Diego Cleveland AE2 San Francisco LA Rams Kansas City Seattle LA Raiders San Diego ktdianapoks Pittsbugh New Orleans Atlanta Far West PRINCETON 52 SAN FRANCISCO 42 San Francisco (42) Boric DO DO 0 Clardy 28 12 5 McCattv non 313 D0 18 Jackson 08 OO 0 Tention 01 DO 0 Mouton DO DO 0 Giush 1-1 DO 2 Seager 1200 2 Hal 39 0011 Gngsby 08000 Elks 12 DO 2 Ctmstian DO DO 0 Sestrch 1-2 DO 2 Totals 2089 12 42 Pnnceton (62) Thompson 14 DO 2 Scratxs 314 12 25 Mueller 1-2 45 6 Nett 14 12 4 Onandn 312 0014 Butxak D2 01 0 Hamum 37 14 9 Lap-rr 01 DO 0 Doyle DO DO 0 Henshon 1-1 DO 2 Totals 224711-23 62 Prmceton 30 San Franosco 17 3oomt San Francisco 14 (Halt 11 McCathrion 0-1 Jackson 0-1 Ellis 0-1) Pnnceton 11-23 tScrabis 38 Mueker D1 Nett 14 Onandn 28 Butxak D1 Hamum 24) Foued None San Francisco 27 iCiardy 7) Pnnceton 21 (Thompson 6 San Fianasco 7 (GngsPy 2) Pnnceton 14 IMuetler 4) Total San Francisco 14 Pnnceton? TENNIS New Zealand Open First round at Wellington New Zealand Men's Singles David Lews New Zealand del Jonas Svensson (1) Sweden 34 31 Bruce Derkn New Zealand del Andrew Castle Britan 68 28 7-5 Andrei Chesnokov 4) Soviet Uncn del Shugko Matsuoka Japan 33 7-5 Brod Dyke Australia del Andrei Olknovski Soviet Union 31 64 Tood Witsken Carmel Ind del Huub van Boecka Netherlands 48 32 33 Chns Pndham Canada del Glen Michibata Canada 32 06 32 Tm Wikison (5) Ashe-vie del Magnus Tdeman Sweden 64 78 Memo Oostmg Netherakids del Brett Steven New Zealand 7-5 31 Jeremy Bates (7) Bntan del Marc Flu Duham 32 38 34 John Frawtey l3 Australia del Bob Green Boston 34 38 38 Steve Shaw Bntan del Steve Guy New Zealand 64 32 Ariadne Women's Classic First round at Brisbane Australia Women's Singles Alena Dechaume France del Rachel McQuillan Australia 38 38 Radka Zrubako-va Czechoslovakia del Hellas Ter-Riet Netherlands 38 38 Janme Thompson Australia del Brenda Schultz Netherlands 08 34 58 Betsy Nagelsen Kapalua Bay Hawaii del Maria Lndstrom Sweden 78 (7-5) 78 (7-1) Elizabeth Mmter Australia det Emanuelle Derly France 51 33 Nicole Prove Australia del Witrud Probst West Germany 54 38 Claudia Porw West Germany del Valda Lake Bntan 34 51 Juke Halard France del Jenny Byrne Austraka 3131 Pascale Parade France det Kerry-Arme Guse Austraka 32 38 Catherine Sure France det Michelle Jaggard Austraka 34 34 Jura Novotna Czechoslovakia det Ak-son Scott Austraka 08 34 78 (74) Belinda Cordwel New Zealand del Anne Mnter Austraka 38 68 Ros Farbank San Diego del Patnca Hy Hong Kong 34 34 Tna Moctxzu-ki South Pasadena del Juke Salmon Bntan 78 78 133) Patty fend Sacramento det Catherine Tanver France 78 68 Jo Dune Bntan del Saty McCann Australia 31 32 Emo Okagawa Japan del Tracey Morton Austraka 32 38 Masako Yanagi japan del Eva Krapl Switzerland 7-5 32 Manon Boke-graf Netherlands del Louse Field Australia 3331 South Australian Open First round at Adelaide Australia Singles Patrick Bau West Germany del Darren Cah Austraka 37 (07) 78 32 Simon Youl Australia det Larry Scott New York 37 (4-7) 34 7-5 Richard Fromberg Australia det Brad Drewett Australia 34 78 (7-5) Paul Chamber-In Newport Beach det Richard Schmidt 64 37 (37) 78 (37) Mark Woodforde Austraka det Brian Roe Australia 32 78 Bud Schultz Boston det Peter Doofian Austraka 31 32 Carl LmOerger Australia det Jormy Levine Phoenix Anz 78 (7-5) 34 Roger Rasheed Australia det Christian Saceanu West Germany 32 38 78 John Fitzgerald Australia det Mark Kratzmarm Australia 78 68 Jason Stoltenberg Australia det Mehtel Schapers Netherlands 38 37 (7-1) 32 EVENTS BASKETBALL NBA: Sacramento at Dallas 530 pm College: Tip-Off Classic (San Francisco Pudue Duke and San Jose State) at San Jose State women 6 and 8 pm Cardnal Classic (Minnesota Oklahoma Simon Fraser and Stanford) at Stanford women 6 and 6 pm Junior College Sacramento City men at San Joaqum Delta Tournament Stockton al day Costumes Rwer men at Chatet Tournament Hayward al day Butte and Stern Colege women at Napa Tournament al day: Amencar River worn-en at De Anza Tournament Cuperbno al day Cleveland at Chicago 5 35 San Diego at Wichita 5 35pm -A Widnesday's Gantt Los Angeles Mmesota 535 pm Cleveland at Dakas 535 pm St Lous at Tacoma 7:35.