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B-2 Santa Cruz Sentinel Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1982 Sports digest Walker, Carter head All-America selections Inkster to make debut NEW YORK (AP) Herschel Walker, Georgia's Heisman Trophy-winning tailback, and Anthony Carter, Michigan's game-breaking wide receiver, were named to The Associated Press All-America college football team today for the third year in a row. Four other players, including Nebraska center Dave Rimington, two-time winner of the Outland Trophy as the nation's top lineman, made the elite All-America team for the second year in a row. The other repeaters are defensive end Billy Ray Smith of Arkansas and defensive backs Terry Kinard of Clemson and Mike Richardson of Arizona State. of Pitt and Don Mosebar of Southern Cal, guards Steve Korte of Arkansas and Bruce Matthews of Southern Cal and placekicker Chuck Nelson of Washington.

Also named to the defensive unit were outside linebacker Wilber Marshall of Fllorida, tackles Gary Lewis of Oklahoma State and Gabriel Rivera of Texas Tech, linebackers Ricky Hunley of Arizona, Mark Stewart of Washington and Darryl Talley of West Virginia, back Terry Hoage of Georgia and punter Jim Arnold of Vanderbilt. Fralic, a 6-foot-5, 270-pounder, is the only sophomore on the All-America first team. Hoage, Hudson, Hunley, Jackson, The AP All-America team will be featured Monday, Dec. 20, on "The Merriest of the Merry Bob Hope's Christmas Show A Bagful of Comedy" (NBC-TV. 8-9 p.m..

PST). Two players moved up from the second team last year to the first team in 1982 Southern Methodist running back Eric Dickerson and Southern California middle guard George Achica. Joining Walker and Dickerson in the backfield is Stanford quarterback John Elway. The rest of the offensive unit consists of tight end Gordon Hudson of Brigham Young, wide receiver Kenny Jackson of Penn State, tackles Bill Fralic Georgia, Virginia atop college grid, hoop polls Marshall and Walker are juniors. Walker, a 6-1, 220-pounder, has rushed for 5,259 yards in three seasons and ranks third on the all-time NCAA rushing list.

He needs 724 yards to pass Pitt's Tony Dorsett, the leader with 6,082 yards. Elway finished the season with 262 pass completions in 405 attempts for 3,242 yards and a nation-leading 24 touchdowns. His 774 career completions are tops in major college history and he also ranks among the all-time leaders in passing yards, total offense and scoring passes. SMU's Dickerson alternated at tailback for much of his career but still set a Southwest Conference career rushing mark of 4,450 yards, breaking Earl Campbell's record of 4,443. After a slow start, partially due to nagging ailments, Carter caught 28 passes this season for a whopping 628 yards and seven touchdowns.

He is Michigan's all-time scoring leader and holds the NCAA record for highest average recorded per play for all-purpose yardage. He also holds the Big Ten record for career touchdown receptions. Jackson was Penn State's big-play receiver as the Nittany Lions switched to a passing offense in 1982 and finished the regular season ranked No.2 nationality in The AP poll. Jackson caught 41 passes for 697 yards and seven touchdowns. Hudson was the nation's fourth leading receiver and second among tight ends with 67 receptions for 928 yards.

Georgia's Hoage, who missed one game with an injury, led the nation in interceptions, swiping 12 in 10 contests. Nelson of Washington was successful on 25 of 26 field goal tries he set an NCAA mark of 30 in a row while Vanderilt's Arnold had a 45.8-yard punting average and his booming kicks helped the Commodores lead the nation with a 42.1 net average. PEBBLE BEACH (AP) Juli Inkster. the three-time U.S. Women's Amateur champion from Santa Cruz now living in San Jose, will make her professional debut in this country by playing in the $150,000 Spalding Invitational golf tournament Dec.

29-Jan. 1. The annual non-tour event has included women pros, who get yardage breaks off tees, competing against men for several years. Inkster, Kathy Whitworth and Donna Caponi will be competing this year against such men pros as Craig Stadler, Bobby Clampett, Jay Haas, George Archer, and Andy North. The tournament will be played over Pebble Beach and two other courses in the area.

SLV booters roll SALINAS San Lorenzo Valley High exploded offensively for the second time this season and when the dust had clearedthe Cougars were 9-2 winners over the Alisal Trojans Monday afternoon in a non-league boys' soccer match. "There were so many goals it was hard to keep track." said SLV Coach Lee Overbeck, whose Cougars scored 10 goals in an earlier victory over Baymonte Christian. Matt Terry, Glen Allen and Mike Co-macho each booted two goals for the Cougars, while teammates Dean Albert, Dave Santiago and Darrell Andrews added one apiece for SLV, now 2-2 overall on the season. "They (Alisal) didn't have many skills and it was evidentby the first five minutes of the game that we were in control," said Overbeck. "They're an inexperienced team and we're just not that good yet." Overbeck also said that the SLV alumni game has been rescheduled for Dec.

18. San Diego, three other clubs who hold negotiating rights with Garvey. "Steve hasn't eliminated any of the clubs and I'm continuing to talk to representatives of all five," Kapstein said. "The only timetable is one that will enable Steve to make the best decision for his future and I have no prediction as to the date or time when that decision will be made." Mount Madonna run WATSONVILLE The 10th annual Mt. Madonna Challenge, a 12.1-mile road race over a hilly south county course, was won Saturday by Jerry Lynch of Santa Cruz.

Lynch won the race in 1.11.34, the victory coming just three weeks after his win in the Summitt Marathon. Patrick Shartle os Santa Cruz took first place in the men's 19-29 year age division. Shartle was second overall behind Lynch in 1:15.39. Approximately 100 runners competed in the event. Cabrillo swim meeting All prospective men and women athletes interested in participating on the Cabrillo College swim team are asked to attend a team meeting Thursday at the school pool at 2 p.m.

Any swimmers or divers unable to attend the meeting are asked to contact Seahawk Coach Ted Bockman at 475-1634 or 425-6409. Lumberjacks honors Center-nose guard John Machado of Santa Cruz was named Most Valuable Player of the Santa Cruz Lumberjacks, a Pop Warner football team competing in the bantam division, at a recent team awards dinner. Also receiving indivual awards were Troy Hill, Phil Huddleson, Pete Young and Joe Baltus. The Lumberjacks were coached by Scott Mitchell. Scully joins NBC LOS ANGELES (AP) Sportscaster Vin Scully has signed a multiyear contract with NBC worth fl million annually, the Los Angeles Times reported in its Tues-' day editions.

Scully will do play-by-play on 28 baseball Game of the Week telecasts, the network's coverage of the playoffs, World Series and All-Star Games, and also work some golf telecasts, the report said. By Tbe Associated Press Georgia and Penn State are 1-2 in the final regular-season Associated Press poll and their meeting in the Sugar Bowl Jan.l should decide the national college football champion. So where does that leave Southern Methodist, whose record is blemished only only by a tie? "If Penn State beats Georgia and we win, we should be No. 1," SMU running back Eric Dickerson said Monday. "Every team would have a loss but us." Georgia, 11-0 and Penn State 10-1, both idle last weekend, held their positions and so did third-ranked Nebraska, 11-1, and No.

4 SMU, 10-0-1. In fact, there were only three changes in the poll. Texas whomped Arkansas and moved from 12th to eighth while the Razorbacks fell from sixth to 14th. Florida State, No. 15 last week, lost to Florida Virginia received 49 first-place votes and 1,149 points to 1,069 points and six first-place votes for Kentucky, which moved up to second at the expense of Georgetown.

The Hoyas, extended into overtime to beat Western Kentucky 70-66, got three first-place votes and 1,018 points. Not only do the Cavaliers play Wednesday night at Duke in the first Atlantic Coast Conference game under its new rules a 30-second shot clock and a three-point basket but they have exams this week and leave after the Georgetown game for a trip to Japan. "I'm sure our players are finding it very difficult because of exams," Holland said. Memphis State moved up one spot to fourth, followed by UCLA, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Houston and Villanova. 13-10 and fell out of the Top Twenty, to be replaced by Tulsa, 10-1, which moved in at No.

20. Georgia received 46 of 50 first-place ballots and 995 of a possible 1,000 votes from the nationwide panel of sports writers and sportscasters. Penn State had two first-place votes and 952 points. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Virginia Coach Terry Holland says he has more on his mind than the fact the Cavaliers' game Saturday night with Georgetown will match the top-ranked college basketball team in the country against the third-ranked Hoyas.

"It's going to be a heckuva week for us," Holland said Monday after his Cavaliers once again were given the No. 1 ranking by The Associated Press in a nationwide poll of sports writers and broadcasters. Scoreboard Blackman, Dal 174 215 Ruland, Was 129 224 Team Olfenie Jets, 28-13 Steinbrenner in LA LOS ANGELES (AP) George Steinbrenner, owner of the New York Yankees, will meet with Jerry Kapstein, agent for free agent slugger Steve Garvey, in Los Angeles today. Steinbrenner arranged the meeting with Kapstein during two telephone conversations Monday. The Yankee boss said he would stop off to see the agent en route to the winter baseball meetings in Hawaii.

Kapstein said he also talked twice Monday with John McMullen, owner of the Houston Astros and continued his contacts with San Francisco, the Chicago Cubs and By Th Atioclittd rrm Jtl 7 14 I Lwn 0 Dl-F6 Murriv 31 7-M 3 IS .577 .576 Ave 123 4 1203 1191 1145 1153 1141 113.5 112 I lilt 111.7 111 1 109 7 109 6 1071 107 5 104.7 103 4 1031 1024 991 99 I 94 5 954 2721 7284 2274 2213 1)44 2177 2156 2129 1790 2011 2333 1975 2012 2156 2150 1919 1965 2061 1144 1696 1714 1641 1717 Denver Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Dallas Detroit Golden State Boston Kansas City Seattle San Antonio Utah San Diego Milwaukee Portland Phoenii Indiana New Jersey Washington Atlanta Cleveland Houston New York State, 5-1 1, 190, Senior, Compton, Calif. Punter Jim Arnold, Vanderbilt, 4-3, 205, Senior, Dalton, Ga. Socend Team-Offense Tight End Allama Matthews, Vanderbilt; Wide Receivers Chris Castor, Duke; Henry Ellard, Fresno State; Tackles Harvey Salem, California; Randy Theiss, Nebraska; Guards David Drechsler, North Carolina; Joe Lukens, Ohio State; Center Bart Oetes, Brigham Young, Quartertack Tom Ramsey, UCLA; Running Backs -Ernest Anderson, Oklahoma State; Mike Rotier, Nebraska; Placekicker Fuad Re-veil, Tennessee. a I a a Ends Charles Benson. Baylor; Mike Pitts, Alabama; Tackles Rick Bryan.

Oklahoma; William Fuller, North Carolina. Middle Guard Karl Morgan, UCLA; Linebackers Marcus Marek, Ohio State; Vernon Maxwell, Ariiona State; Albert Richardson, LSU; Backs Keith Bostlc. Michigan; Russell Carter, Southern Methodist; Jeremiah Castilie, Alabama, Punter Bucky Scrlbner, Kansas. Third Team-Offense Tight End Darren Long, Lang Beach State; Wide Recovers Willie Gauit. Tennessee.

Mike Martin, Illinois; Tackles Sid Abramowltl, Tulsa; Robert Onendlne, Duke; Guards Wayne Harris, Mississippi Stale; Oovt Schmck. Air Force; Center Tony Siaton, Southern California; Quartertjadi -Tony Eaton, Illinois; Running Backs Marcus Dupree, Oklahoma; Craig James, Southern Methodist; Placekicker Paul Woodside, West Virginia. Defense Ends KlklDeAyele, Texas; Jody Schuii, East Carolina; Tackles Mike Charles, Syr. acuse; Andrew Provence, South Carolina; Middle Guard William Perry. Clemson; Linebackers Johnny Jackson, New Mexico; Andy Ponselgo, Navy; Mark Zavagnln, Notre -Dame; Backs Joey Browner, Southern California; Mark Robinson, Penn State; Mikt Williams, Army; Punter Reggie Roby, Iowa.

9. Most assists, one season, Including playoffs: 127 (19II-I2). 10 Most goals, one season, Including playoff: 97 (1911-12). II. Highest polnts-per-game average, one season, Including playoffs: 2 65 (1981-12).

12 Most points, one season, Including playoffs: 224 (Win). 13 Most goals, one season, center: 92 1198142). 14. Most goals by a ployer In his first NHL season (non-rookie): SI 11979-801. 15.

Most assists, one season, center: 170 (1981-121. 11 Most assists by a player In his first NHL season (non-rookie): 16 (1979401. 17. Most points, one season, center: 212 (191142). II Most points by a player In his first NHL season (non-rookie): 137 (197940) 19.

Most goals, minimum SO games from start of season: 60 1191142). 20. Longest consecutlvt asslst-scorlng streak: 14 games shared with Stan Mlklta of Chicago Black Hawks; Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins; and Jude Orouln of Minnesota North Stars. k-21. Longest consecutlvt point-scoring streak: 29 games (I9K43).

x-22. Longest consecutive polnttcorlng streak, from the start of a season: 29 garnet 1 192-13). 23 Most assists, one game, 7 Billy Taylor, Detroit, 1947, Gretiky, Sept 19, 190. 24 Most assists, one gome, by a player In his first NHL season, 7 (197940). 25 Most goals, one period, Harvey (Burner) Jackson, Toronto 1914-35, Max Bentley, Chicago 1942-43; CHnt Smith.

Chicago 1944-45. Red Bertnson. St Louis 1961-49; Grit Mulvey, Chicago 19IH2; Bryan Trottler, NY Islanders 1911-12, Gretiky I9W41. 26. Most three-or-more-poel games, one Stanley Cup playoff ytar, 2: Maurice Richard, Montreal 1944; Doug Bentley, Chicago 1944; Norm Ullmon.

Detroit 1944; Phil Etposlto, Boston 1970; Pll Martin, Chicago 1973; Rick MeeLelsli, Philadelphia 1974; Lanny Mac-Donald, Toronto 1977; Gretiky 1911. 27. Most assists, one period, one Stanley Cup game. 1: Shared with several players. i-indlcetes current streak.

Bilardello- Team Dtfanso Briar Cliff 90, Dana 75 Cent. Missouri 62. Brlarellff 43 Dakota St. 110, Trinity Bible 72 Earlhom 84, Rose-Hulmen 85 Emporia St 79, Kansas Newman 66 Ferris St 91, Michigan 14 FindiaytO. Heidelberg Hastings It Fort Hays St.

75 Huron 54 Mlnot St. 39 Illinois Coll. 40, Knot 55 III. Wesleyan 94, Olivet Naiarene 71 Indiana St II, Butler 71 Ind St -Evansvllle 101. Michigan 99, OT Iowa Wesleyan 91, Maharlshl Inst.

SI Lores 14, Dubuque 69 Michigan 16, Kansas 74 Minnesota 17, U.S. International 72 Missouri 74, Temple 61 Mo. Baptist 90, Columbia Coll 52 Murray St II, Bowling Green 71 NE Missouri 74, Grand View 46 Northwestern 69, Fla. Southern 57 NW. Minnesota 105, -Springfield 75 Pittsburg St.

39, NE Oklahoma St. 37 Purdue 71, Miami 51 Oulncy 76, Mo -St Louis 56 Rio Grande 107, Clrclevllle Bible 17 SI. Joseph's, Ind. SO, Wayne I Walsh 95, Franklin 64 Wayne 73, Orchard Lake-St. Mary's 65 Wm.

Jewell Peru St. 10, OT Wlnone St 91, Upper Iowa 75 Wooster 64, Ashland 45 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 87. SW Missouri 66 Ark -Pine Bluff 60, 50 Arkansas St. 53, Ark -Little Rock 54, OT E.Texas St 74, Texas Coll. 75 Houston Baptist 78, Samford 64 Lamar IS, Siena Heights SI NW Oklahoma 71, Cent.

Oklahoma 61 Oklahoma 110, Abilene Christian II Okie Christian 61, SW Oklahoma 59 Phillips 84, Bethel 70 S. Arkansas 51, E. Texas St. 47 73, Hardln-Slmmons 61 Texas Lutheran 77, Our Lady of the Lake 74 Texas-San Antonio 90, Sul Ross St. 75 Texas Wesleyan 79, Texas-Arlington 71 Wiley Coll.

14, Stephen F. Austin 10 FAR WEST Christ Coll 57, Cal Tech 55 Nev -Las Vegas II. Arlrone 70 Nov Reno 113. Idaho Coll 12 Portland 59, San Jose St. 57, 2 OT San Diego 75.

Doer 71 By The Associated Presi BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Traded Carney Lansford, third baseman, Gerry Hancock, outfielder, and 1 player to be named later to the Oakland A for Tony Armas, outfielder, and Jeff Newman, catcher. Milwaukee BREWERS-Re-slgntd Bob McClure, pitcher. Natlenal League CINCINNATI REDS Asked waivers on Larry Bllttner, outflelder-flrtt baseman, for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. FOOTBALL Untied stales Football League BOSTON BREAKERS Named Roman Gabriel offensive coordlnetor and quarterbacks coach. Named Steve Coury receivers coach.

HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS-Sent Randy Ledouceur, delensemen, and Bobby Crawford, center, to Adirondack of the American Hockey League. Sent Larry LoilntkL goaltender, to Kaiemaioo of the International Hockey Leegue. NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Recelied Aeron Broten, center, from Wichita of the Central Hockey Leaout. WINIPEG JETS-Racolled Wade Campbell, delensemen, from Sherbrooke of the American Hockey League COLLEGE ARMY-Flred Ed Cavanaugh, heed football coach. BROCKPORT STATE Named Keith Moody Interim heed football coach.

FLORIOA-Eitended the contract ol Charley Pell, head football coach, through the 1916 season new MEXICO-Named Jot Lee Dunn head football coach. Ne. NYJ-CrutcMIld I run (LMhy kick) NVJ-Wiker S4 pan from Todd (iMhy kick) NYJ-waiker ptu from Todd (Lhy kick) Dt-N IcnoU 41 pan trom DanHlwn Vur-ray kick) Dal FG Murray Tl NYJ-Walker pass trom Todd (Leahy kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO-New York, McNall 16-rt, Au-gustymak 7 36. CrutcttKId Barber 1-4, Dierking Harper 2-mlnw 3, Todd 3-mlmji 7 Detroit, Sims 12-43, Danwlion Kl, Bussey 1- 20 PASSINO-New York, Todd 23-B-1-3I4. Detroit, DanMlson 14-37-3-222.

RECEIVINO-New York. Walker $-164, Augustymak S44, Jones 449, Gaftney 2-37, Harper 1-21. McNeil 2-20, Barkum 2-lt, Dierk-Ing 1-4 Detroit. Sims 6-15. Scott 2-21, Bussey 2- 0.

Nichols 1-41. Norrls Porter it. Kane 1-12 MISSED FIELD GOALS-Ne York, Leahy 30, 24. National Football Leagut At A Glance By The Assaclated Press American Conference 1747 1923 1124 II 19 II 17 Avo 971 101 2 1013 101 7 1021 1023 102 7 103 4 104 1 105 9 1019 1094 109 4 109 7 110.7 1115. 1123 1155 1151 1174 117.6 1255 125.7 New York Phoenix Washington Atlanta Milwaukee New Jersey Seattle Boston Portland Philadelphia Houston Indiana Cleveland San Antonio Los Angeles Oetrolt Kansas City Dallas Golden State Utah San Olego Chicago Denver 1729 2041 2045 114 I96S 2097 2013 1151 2071 1970 2304 2103 2111 1797 1141 220O 2113 2214 2315 2243 20 20 II 19 20 19 17 19 II 21 19 It 16 14 19 II 19 19 II FROM PAGE Bl he was hit in the face by a pitch thrown by Phil Syburt of Redwoods.

The ball shattered Bilardello's cheekbone and put him out of action for another half-season, but he came back again the following year to hit 21 home runs and bat .305. Those numbers impressed the Dodgers enough that they promoted him to their AA team in San Antonio, two weeks before the end of the 1981 season. This past summer at San Antonio, Bilardello experienced his finest season ever, being named to the Texas League All-Star team after hitting 17 home runs, batting .285, and catching 96 ballgames. "There have been a lot of crossroads in my career all the way down the line," Bilardello said. "Somehow, fate has carried me through it all.

Maybe I'm destined to play in the big leagues. Whatever it is, I've got to give it the best shot I can." Twice, Bilardello recalled, he has come close to giving up. The first time was immediately following his beaning at Lodi. The second was soon after that incident, when the Dodgers asked him to be a player-coach. Recently-married at the time, Bilardello saw more security for his family in the prospect of coaching, but when he accepted the offer a few days later, the Dodgers had changed their mind.

One thing is for certain, however, as far as Bilardello is concerned. No matter what happens, no matter how things turn out, he'll never let baseball get out of perspective. "I'm just happy to have the support of my wife Tish, my family and friends, for everything. I really mean that. They've all backed me up and that has helped me get through some tough times along the way," he said.

aata The AP Top Twenty By Associated Press The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college basketball poll, with tlrtt place votes in parentheses, records and total points. Points based on 20.19-ll-l7l4.l5-l4-13-ljni-t7-o-5-4-3-M: I Virginia 149) 4-0 1,149 National Basketball Association Al A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division (11113 I Pel. 142 IV Pel. PF PA Cincinnati 4 I 0 no 114 SO A Raiders 4 I 0 .100 134 Miami 4 1 0 J00 117 2 Jets 4 1 0 KM IN 71 Pittsburgn 4 I 0 121 II Buffalo 3 2 0 tOO IS 73 San Diejo 3 2 0 tOO ll 13 Cleveland 2 3 0 400 79 9 New England 2 3 0 .400 10 91 Sattle 2 3 0 400 14 12 Oenver I 4 0 200 14 125 Houston I 4 0 200 74 111 Kansas City 1 4 0 200 73 IM Baltimore 0 0 000 SO 125 National Conference Dallas 4 I 0 100 121 74 Green Bay 4 0 .100 134 IS Washington 4 1 0 100 101 97 Atlanta) 3 2 0 .400 HI 119 New Orleans 3 2 0 .400 77 71 St Louis 3 2 9 400 94 102 Chicago 2 3 0 .400 63 92 Detroit 2 3 0 400 72 15 Minnesota 2 3 0 400 95 it Giants 2 3 0 400 10 90 San Francisco 2 3 0 400 )I9 114 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 400 61 79 LA Rams I 4 0 200 91 132 Philadelphia 1 4 0 200 101 112 NOTE The top eight teams In each conference will qualify tor the playoffs. Philadelphia Boston New Jersey Washington 2 Kentucky It) 3-0 1,049 3 Georgetown 13) 54 4 Memphis St.

44 942 5.UCLA 34 919 6 Indiana 34 130 7 Iowa 44 704 .719 .550 iOO .271 I 5' 4Vi lOVs Maor Indoor Soccer League At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN OIVISION Pet. GB Baltimore 7 1 475 New York Central Division 13 7 12 7 I 9 7 12 4 13 3 IS Milwaukee Detroit Atlanta Indiana Chicago 1 .103 1 2 .714 14 1 .425 2 3 .425 2 4 429 3V Cleveland 5 Buffalo 5 Chicago 5 New York Memphis 3 Pittsburgh 7 Cleveland -313 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN DIVISION By The Associated Prtu COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEW YORK (AP) Georgia and Penn Stale finished the season ranked 1-1 In The Associated Press final regular-season college football poll, setting up a showdown In ihe Sugar Bowl on New Year's Night. Georgia, the nation's only unbeaten-untied team, received 46 of 50 first-place votes and 995 of a possible 1,000 points from a nationwide panel of sportswriters and sportscasters. Penn State, 10-1, had two llrtt-place votes and 952 points. The other two flat-place ballots went to II I Nebraska.

SMU, 104-1, remained No 4 with 169 points and UCLA held onto tilth piece with 782 points. Pitt lumped from seventh to tilth, Clemson climbed trom eighth to seventh, while Texas. Washington and West Virginia rounded out the Top fen. The Second Ten consists of Ariiona Stat, Oklahoma, LSU, Arkansas, Southern Cal, Maryland, Ohio State, Auburn, Michigan and Tulsa TENNIS MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Top-seeded Johan Krlek defeated Mike DePalmer 63. 3-6, 6-2, 74 In the second round of the 1427,000 Australian Open Tennis Tournament at Kooyong.

Mldwtst Division Phoenix 467 Kansas City San Antonio San Diego Kansas City St Louis Golden Bay Wichita Los Angeles 500 I .479 14 429 14 .250 2 .200 24 000 54 Dallas Denver Utah Houston Seattle 425 .571 -500 444 J33 .174 .113 .789 .579 450 Jol Pacific Division IMPORT OWNERS Winter Check-up Special We at the Engirt Room take special pride in offering you the finest service and repair for your Import. In preparation for the winter months ahead, an ounce of prevention may be worth a poijnd of cure. Now is the time to Winterize your auto and the specialists at the Engine Room are offering you a Winter Check-up Special. Los Angeles Phoenix Portland Golden State Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Game Memphis at Los Angeles Wednesday's Games Memphis at Phoenix Kansas City It Golden Bay, I 05 m. 44 7 II .211 San Diego Monday' Gamtt Monday's Game New York Jets 21, Detroit 13 Saturday's Games Philadelphia at New York Giants San Diego at San Francisco, I p.m.

Sunday's Games Pittsburgh at Buffalo Baltimore at Minnesota Cleveland at Cincinnati Detroit at Green Bay Miami at New England Tampa Bay at New York Jets Washington at St. Louis Chicago at Seattle Denver at Los Angeles New Orleans at Atlanta Oakland at Kansas City Monday, Dec. 1) Dallas at Houston. 4 pm. The AP Top Twenty By The Associated Press The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-pltct votes parentheses, season records and total points Points based on 20-19-II-I7-14-15-I4-I3-I2-I1-I0-9-I-7-4-5-4-3-2- National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Wales Conference Patrick Division GF GA Pts NY Isles IS II 111 97 15 Philadelphia 14 10 4 IN 90 32 NY Rangers 14 12 I 113 101 29 Washington to 9 6 90 91 24 Pittsburgh 8 14 5 90 1 23 21 New Jersey II 7 19 111 19 Adams Olvlslon Montreol 17 5 117 91 40 Boston 15 7 6 lot 12 It BuHolo 12 9 6 114 tl 30 Quebec 13 10 3 1 22 117 21 Herttord I 17 3 14 131 15 Campbell Confertnci Norrls Division Chicago 17 4 114 IS 40 Minnesota 17 8 4 127 102 38 St Louis 9 17 3 91 117 21 Toronto 5 14 13 107 15 Detroit 4 17 I 73 lit 14 Smythe Olvlslon Edmonton 13 10 4 140 125 32 Los Angeles 13 10 3 97 94 29 Winnipeg 12 II 2 113 107 24 Vancouver 10 12 6 104 91 26 Calgary 10 IS 120 124 25 Monday's Games Winnipeg 5, New Jersey 3 Montreal II, Hartford 2 Tuesday's Garnet Boston at Quebec Winnipeg at Washington Toronto at New York Islanders SI Louis at Edmonton Los Angeles at Calgary Wednesday's Gamtt Montreal at Hartford Buffalo at Pittsburgh New York Islanders at Detroit Vancouver at Toronto New York Rangers at Chicago MONTREAL (API A list of the 27 National Hockey League records that center Wayne Gretiky of the Edmonton Oilers either holds or shares: I Highest goals-per-garne average, career (200 or more goals): 121 220 goals In 261 games.

2. Highest asslsts per game average, career (300 or more assists): 1.37 367 assists in 241 games. 3. Highest points-per-game average, career (500 or more points) 2.19 517 points in 261 games. 4.

Most goals, season: 92. 5. Most assists, season: 120. 6 Most points, season: 212. 7.

Most games scoring three or more goals, season: 10(191142). I. Highest asslsts-per-gamt average, one season: 1.50(1911-12). TV, radio- No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Cleveland Dallas at San Antonio New York at Chicago Seattle at Houston Utah al Portland San Diego at Golden State. 7 15 p.m.

Wednesday's Games Cleveland at Boston Washington at New Jersey Atlanta al Philadelphia New York at Detroit Chicago at Milwaukee Denver at Indiana Seattle at Dallas San Antonio at Kansas City Houston at Utah Phoenix at Los Angeles NEW YORK (AP) The National Association scoring, rebounding, assist I Missouri 2-0 499 9 Houston 4-0 636 10 Villanova 1-1 514 II Alabama 2-0 SSt 12 St John's, N. Y. 54 543 13 Louisville 4.1 462 14 Tennessee 24 441 ISArkanses 34 295 16 Marquette 24 244 17 Caroline 2 2 201 UN estate 24 199 19 Nevada-Las Vegas 3-0 163 20 Purdue 44 151 Monday's College Basketball Scores By The Associated Prost EAST Bentley 89, Brandels 7S Boston Coll. 92, Northeastern 79 Castleton St. 40, Marlst 55 Catholic U.

75, Salisbury St, 73 Cheyney SI. ft Mlllersville St. 41 Curry 84, Worcester St. 76 Drew 65, Stevens Tech 43 Falrleigh Dickinson Maine II Fitchburg St 80. Framlnghom St.

71 Hertwick 70, Hellenic SS Houghton 82. Buffalo 09 Kings, Pa. 59, Delaware Valley 58 Lehigh 71. Gettysburg S9 Navy 86, Allegheny Coll. SS Naiereih 45 Potsdam St.

44 Plymouth St. 94. Lyndon St. 76 Providence 45, Holy Cross 61 Rutgers 53, Oregon 4J St Bontvenlure 90, Seton Hall 66 Salem, Vas 02. Point Park 60 Shepherd 122.

Alderson.Broaddus 91 Connecticut 43, Springfield 50 Upsela 94, Mlserlcordla 49 Liberty 61, Fairmont St 55 Va Wesleyan 44, Concord 61 Yeshlva II, NE Bible S3 SOUTH Alabama 74. Southern Methodist 56 Ala -Huntsville 91, Talladega 60 Alcorn St. 83. Ill -Chicago 70 Belmont 93, Freed-Hardeman 71 Belmont Abbey 15, Pfeltfer 13, OT Centenary II, Ouachita Baptist 66 Clark 74, Morehouse 64 Clemson 63, Citadel 56 Erskme 67, Coastal Carolina 59 Florida St II. Florida AIM Gardner-Webb 112, Coker 77 Ky Wesleyan 171.

Oakland City IS Louisiana St. 97. Loyola, III. Louisiana Tech 64, Texas Tech 60 McNeese SI 76, Prairie View 69 Memphis St. 72, Kent St.

59 Mississippi St. 102, Fla. International 66 Carolina AIT 53, Miss. Valley 52 Carollna-Ashevllle 12, Mars Hill 67 NE Louisiana SS NW Louisiana 44 Phillips 93. Delta St.

92 Roanoke 79, Bluefleld Coll. 54 St Paul's 82, Longwood 77 Carolina St US. Voorhees S. Mississippi 50. Tuiane 41 Stetson 59, Auburn 51 Tennessee Tech 102, Tenn -Martin It Thomas More 66, Georgetown (Ky) 40 Wash 1 Lee 55, Averett SO W.

Carolina 79, Cent. Wesleyan 70 Kentucky 74. Evsnsville 61 Wittenberg 71, Centre 59 MIOWEST and field 90a! percentage leaders: 1 Georgia 146) 11-0-0 995 2 Penn State (2) 10-1-0 952 3 Nebraska (2) ll-l-O 194 4 So Methodist 10-O-I 849 5 UCLA 9-1-1 712 6 Pitt 9-2-0 719 7 Clemson 9-1-1 635 I Texas 9-2-0 422 9 Washington 9-2-0 564 10 West Virginia 9-2-0 511 II Ariiona State 9-24 474 l20klahoma 1-34 315 13 LSU 1-2-1 383 14 Arkansas 1-2-1 311 15 Southern Cal 1-3-0 301 16 Maryland 1-34 231 17 Ohio State I 112 11 Auburn 1-3-0 147 19 Michigan 1-3-0 120 JO Tulsa 10-1-0 15 Change Oil and Filter (5 qts.spln on) Complete Electronic Engine Analysis 2f condition of tune vZl ignition system moisture resistance vefbattery and cables starting and charging systems Check Steering Gear and Suspension front brake pads wheels and tires all fluid levels da" for any fluid leaks 0 u-joints and drive shaft Also Includes tP" radiator and antifreeze condition ff thermostat operation JS all hoses and belts exhaust system and condition wiper blades and washers oa'atl lights, heater, defroster TELEVISION TUESDAY No events scheduled RADIO TUESDAY NBA Basketball San Diego Clippers at Golden State Warriors, 7:30 p.m. (KNBR 680) TELEVISION WEDNESDAY No events scheduled RADIO WEDNESDAY Horse Racing Bay Meadows report, p.m. (KMFO 1540) TELEVISION THURSDAY No events scheduled RADIO THURSDAY Horse Racing Bay Meadows report, p.m.

(KMFO 1540) NBA Basketball Portland Trailblazers at Golden State Warriors, 7:30 p.m. (KNBR 680) Scoring 6 FG FT Pts Avj Oantley, Utah 14 172 141 SOS 31 4 Gervin, SA 21 230 177 641 30 5 English, Den 224 92 541 30 1 Theus. Chi 19 205 101 523 27 5 Tripucka, Den 15 145 19 379 25 Cummngs. SO IS 144 71 344 24 4 Bird, Bos 19 188 12 442 24 3 Issel, Den II 154 110 4 23 23 5 Free. GS IS 130 91 351 23.4 Malone.

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with this ad thru Dec. 15, 1982 49.95 THE CONCRETE 724-6262 reg. $69.95 Blackburn 93, Principle 54 NEW YORK lP) Here is The Associated Press 1982 All-America football team: First Team-Otfans Tight End Gordon Hudson, Brigham Young, 6-34, 228, Junior, Salt Lake City, Utah, Wide Receivers Anthony Carter, Michigan, 5-11, 154, Senior, Riviera Beach, Fie Kenny Jackson, Penn State, 5-114, 174, Junior, South River, Tackles Bill Fralic, Pitt, 4-5, 270, Sophomore, Penn Hills, Don Mosebar, Southern California. 4-7, 270, Senior, Visaiia, Guards Steve Korte, Arkansas, 4-24, 270, Senior, Littleton, Bruce Matthews, Southern California. 4-5.

245, Senior, Arcadia, Cenier -Dave Rimington, Nebraska, 6-3, 290, Senior, Omaha Neb Quarterback John Elway, Stanford, 6-4, 202, Senior, Granada Hills, Calif Running Backs Eric Dickerson, Southern Methodist, 4-2, 217, Senior, Seely, Texas; Herschel Walker, Georgia, 4-1, 220, Junior, Wrightsville, Placekicker -Chuck Nelson, Washington, 5-11, 173, Senior, Everett, Wash. Delense Ends-Outside Linebackers Wilber Marshall, Florida. 6-1, 223, Junior, Titusvilie, Fla B'lly Ray Smith, Arkansas. 4-3W, 221. Senior, Piano, Tackles Gary Lewis, Oklahoma State, 4-S, 250.

Senior, Oklahoma City. Okie Gabriel Rivera, Texas Tech. 4-3, 285, Senior. San Antonio, Texas Middle Guard George Achica, Southern California, 4-S. 260, Senior, San Jose, Caiit Linebackers R.cky Hunley.

Ariiona, 4-2, 230, Junior, Petersburg, Va Mark Stewart, Washington. 63, 227, Senior, San Jose, Calif Darryl Taney. West Virginia. 4-4, 222. Senior, East Cleveland, Ohio Backs Terry Hoage, Georgia, 4-1, 194.

Junior, Huntsville, Texas, Terry Kinard, Clemson, 6-1, 190, Senior, Sumter, Mike Richardson, Ariiona PACIFIC COAST SPORTS HOBBYIST Off Dof Tot Avg Malone. Phil 19 118 1)9 307 16 7 Laimbeer, Oet 19 72 161 240 12 6 Gilmore. SA 21 82 171 253 12 0 Roundlild, All 17 46 132 198 11 6 Williams, NJ 20 74 156 230 US Bird. Bos 19 52 166 211 II 5 Robinson. Cie II 52 143 195 10 1 S'kma.

Sea II 40 154 1 77 10 1 Parish, Bos 19 67 131 200 10 5 LSmith, GS II 91 91 119 10 5 ASSlStS No. Avg Cheeks, Phil II 175 9.7 Green. Utah II 171 9.5 Johnson, Wash II 164 9 1 Johnson, LA 19 173 9 1 Nixon, LA 19 167 II Drew, KC 14 130 II Huston. Cie II 145 1 1 Moore. SA 2' 164 7 9 Valentine, Port 18 128 7 1 Williams, Sea 14 112 7 0 Field Goal Percentage FG FGA Pet.

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