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Tlw Index-Jo urtrl, Gr nwood, 8.C.. Dac. 4. 199219 Two ex-Clemson coaclhes join Ford sit Arkansas Sports FAYETTEVTLLE, Ait (AP) Arkansas football nDmm ha i- i phoned off two more coaches with uemson connections with Larry Van Der Heyden and Buddy King joining Razorback head coach Danny Ford on Thursday. Van Der Heyden served as offensive coordinator at Clemson, working with guards and centers.

I King has been at Louisiana State the past two years working with the offensive line. "Larry and Buddy have worked with me before. Ford said. "They can communicate with (young people, they can coach and they can go in homes and recruit. jThey were the first two assistants I went after.

I ve always had two assistants work with the offensive line. It makes more sense to have two coaches rather than one working with that many positions," Ford said in a release. Ford was head coach at Clem-son for 11 seasons, until his contract was bought out in 1989. Van Der Heyden was at Qem-' son for 14 seasons. He was a three-year letterman at Iowa State, where he served as a graduate as-( sistant before becoming a full-time assistant for the Cyclones in 1965.

After three years at Iowa State, he went to Drake as an assistant Van Der Heyden spent time at Indiana State, East Carolina and Virginia before spending four years at Memphis State before moving to Clemson. King played at Clemson. He i was an assistant coach at Wofford College for a year before becom-ing an offensive line coach at "Clemson in 1975. He stayed 'through the 1982 season. lung coached for a year with the Arizona Wranglers of the lUSFL.

He returned to the college ranks in 1984 at Wake Forest, where he spent three yean. King then moved to South Carolina for I two seasons as offensive line roach before spending the last two (years at LSU. wonora Graves among finalists FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) Running back Ronald Moore of Pitts- nal surgery, New York Jets defensive end Dennis Byrd was stable and in satisfactory condition at Lenox Hill Hospital. Byrd, who sat up and talked with his family, remained in the hospital's intensive care unit A number of bone fragments were removed from the broken fifth ver-tabra during the operation and three metal plates were used to stabilize the damaged portion of the spinal cord.

Marvin Jones wins Lombard! Award HOUSTON (AP) Florida State linebacker Marvin Jones, who has 111 tackles this season, received the the Lombardi Award as the nation's top college lineman. Jones, a finalist for the award last year as a sophomore; edged Washington offensive tackle Lincoln Kennedy, West Virginia center Mike Compton and Alabama defensive end Eric Curry for the honor. Faldo leads by one SUN CITY, South Africa (AP) Nick Faldo of England shot a 3-under-par 69 in windy conditions to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Million Dollar Challenge. South Africa's Ernie Els and David Frost opened with 70s on the Gary Player Country Club course. Nick Price of Zimbabwe and Jose Maria Ola-zabal of Spain shot 72s and John Cook of the United States and defending champion Bernhard Lan-ger of Germany shot 73s.

Stacy, Haas on top TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) Mollis Stacy and Jay Haas shot a 9-under-par 62 to take a one-stroke lead over Laurie Rinker-Graham and Larry Rinker after the first round of the JCPenney Mixed Team Classic. Dottie Mochrie-Dan Foreman, Barb Bunkowsky-Russ Cochran and Jane Crafter-Ted Schulz opened with 66s in the alternate-stroke format on the Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead course. Briefs steroids. U.S.

District Judge Joseph Kin-neary found that Reynolds, the world record-bolder in the 400 meters, lost $6.8 million over the more than two-year suspension by the International Amateur Athletic Federation. In addition, Reynolds was awarded $20.5 million in punitive damages. Sherrill agrees to extension JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Mississippi State coach Jackie Sherrill ended speculation that he was returning to Pittsburgh when he agreed to a contract extension through the 1996 season. Boggs likely will leave; Bosio signs NEW YORK (AP) Wade Boggs agent said the third baseman probably will leave the Boston Red Sox, and the New York Yankees reversed course and said they're still interested in Barry Bonds.

Chris Bosio and Seattle made it official, agreeing to a $15.25 million, four-year contract. And Robin Yount and Milwaukee agreed to a 1993 contract with a club option for 1994. Spike Owen and the Yankees agreed to a $7 million, three-year contract scheduled to be announced today. Jordan might miss tonight's game CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Bulls spokesman John Diamond said Michael Jordan will practice with the team today and then decide whether a foot injury will keep him out of tonight's game against Portland. Jordan was injured Saturday in New York and missed Wednesday night's game against Boston.

Orlando gets Kerr RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) Cleveland traded guard Steve Kerr to Orlando for a second-round draft choice in the 1996 draft Memphis St. heads All-South team ATLANTA (AP) Linebacker Danton Bano and kicker Joe Alli-' son' led a group of eight Memphis State players named to the 1992 All-South independent football team announced Thursday. Barto was selected defensive player of the year and Allison was named offensive player of the Torretta gets Walter Camp award MIAMI (AP) Miami quarterback Gino Torretta received the Walter Camp Player of the Year trophy. The award for the nation's best player is chosen by Division I-A coaches and sports information directors. Torretta will be honored at the 26th annual Walter Camp Ail-American banquet Feb.

20 at Yale University. Davey Allison's -cousin honored WEST PALM BEACH, Ha. (AP) Memphis State's Joe Allison, the cousin of stock car driver Davey Allison, won the first Lou Groza Award as the nation's top place kicker. The junior, who made 23 of 25 field-goal attempts and 32 extra points without a miss, had his appendix removed in a Memphis hospital Wednesday night just a few hours after learning that he won the award. Bruce to attempt to block hiring FORT COLLINS, Colo.

(AP) Earle Bruce, fired last month as coach at Colorado State, will attempt to block the hiring of a new coach through an injunction he intends to file in district court, his lawyer said. Gene Fischer also said he'll notify Colorado State within the next day or two that he intends to go through the school's grievance procedure. Reynolds gets $27.3 million COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A federal judge awarded Butch Reynolds $27.3 million in his lawsuit against the ruling body of international track and field. The total figure in damages and punitive damages was the amount that Reynolds sought in his challenge to his suspension on allegations that he used 2-3 10. Baton 34 04 6, Peeler 44 2-2 10, CanebeD 0- 2 04 0.

ToUla 3341 23-26 95. HOUSTON () Horry 0-9 1-2 1. Thorpe 5-9 l-l II, Olajawoo 13-22 04 26, Floyd 14 1-2 3, KSaaoj 34 04 II. Henna 44 04 S. Bouard 6-12 0-1 14, Brooke 3-7 04 6.

WiaoheaW 4-10 1-2 9. Tottk 4147 44 19. LA Latere 23 24 29-41 Hoaataa 21 23 21 24-49 3-Poaot uatj Loa Anaika 2-5 (Tama 1-2, Parkua 1- 2. Worthy 0-1), Hoaeua 3-10 (Ballard 2-4. lUnath l-l.

Horry 0-1, Brooke 0-1, Wiexteeter 0-3). Foaled cat None. Reboanda Loa Aaaeka 51 (Perktna 13), Hoaaua 41 (Obpnraa 14). Aaalsu Loa Aofeka 26 (Threatt 7). Hoaetoo 30 (Ballard, Brooke 6).

Total foaav Lot Aageka 15. HoMoo 24. TcchrMcalLoa Anaeka lUepl defeoee. A 10,902. Jazz 110, Timberwolves 91 Jeff Malone scored 19 mints and reserve Jay Humphries had his best game of the season with 15 as Utah coasted over Minnesota.

Al Sell Lake CHy MINNESOTA (91) Laanaer 6-10 1-2 13. Para 7-15 04 16. Loneky 0-1 1-2 1. Snath 5-13 2-5 12, Weal 7-1 2-2 16. Bailey 44 1- 2 9, Many 14 04 2, McCain 54 3-3 13, Blank! 1-3 04 3, Spencer 1-5 0-2 2, Selfcra 1-3 2-2 4.

Took 3S4B 12-20 91. UTAH (119) Corbta 6-10 04 IX K.Malor 64 44 16. Bran 4-12 2- 3 10, StooBoa 4-9 04 1, J.Milone 9-17 1-2 19. Hun-pbrlea 2-5 11-12 IS, Beoolt 2-5 9-10 13, Kryatkowlak 64 1-2 13, Crony l-l 04 2, Howard 1-2 04 2. Aaettn 0-1 04 a Tofek 41-7 37 110.

Baanuli 11 2 193791 Utah 22 33 27 23-11 3-Foinl goak Mhaaaoai 34 (Peiaoo 2-5. Bkoke l-l, Uenaer 0-1, Weal 0-1), Utah 04. Pooled oat None. Reboande Mjmeaota 44 (Peraoo 9), Utah 56 (Conla 11) AeaUte Miroeeota 24 (Ptraon 8). Utah 21 (Stockton 12) Total foek Moneaola 29, Utah 22.

A 19,911. year. Both were unanimous choices. Other unanimous selections were offensive tackle Willie Roaf cf louisiana Tech; East Carolina offensive tackle Tom Scott and Timning back Junior Smith; and Memphis State offensive guard Jeff King and noseguard Chris Hobos. Other Memphis State players named to the team by a panel of 16 sports writers and broadcasters were quarterback Steve Matthews, wide receiver Russell Copeland, center Larry Bolton and punter Jeff Buffaloe.

Barto ted the Tigers with 127 tackles, including 72 solos, two fumble recoveries, 10 blocked passes and four mtercepnons. Southern Mississippi nad five players named to the first team. They included offensive guard Leon Anderson, running back Michael Welch, linebacker Tyrone Nix and defensive backs Perry Carter and Terryl Uhner. Also earning first team offensive honors were wide receiver Wayde Butler of Southwestern Louisiana and East Carolina tight end Carles-ter Crumpler. AlLANTA (AP) The Soalk tootbell team: 1991 Ilral Teaaa OaTesae Wok afdra Raaerll Coprkod laeae Stale, 6-2.

19a jaolar. Tepelo. aim: Wtyda Beta. luaOjeaal an Loalataoa. 6-0, ISO.

anaor. Biiaaiiain. Teaaa. Hint and Caraaaer CaeaieJar. Beat Caroina.

64 343, jaoJor, Greeorllle, NjC Linemen Wllae Roaf, Loauaana Tech. 6-3, 290, ae-njor. Pine Bluff, Ton Scott, Eaat CaraHoa, 6-7, 330, aenlor. Boat MIL N.C; Jeff King, Memptaa Sane. 6-3, 273, anior, Haryuara, Auu; Lata Aooenoa, SoMhan Mieelaelppl.

6-3. 2S0, aenlor. Orantbrjd, Taaaa. Center Larry Boaoa, Vtemptae anna, 6-1. 263, ee-ajor.

Mobile, Ala. Qoanerbact Sana Mattarara. llraireai Stale, 6-4, 223. aaaior. Taaatntm, Tana.

utnornf bats Jaraot Snala. Baal Caralaa. 3-6, 174, aopboniore, FayellavlDe, ealoaael Waloa, Soatnaa Htaaaappl, 3-10, 207, eetaor, Doarjarnie. Qa. Kleaw loa Allana.

Memptae Sana, e-u, 1B4. Jaotar, Flret Unomen Ctarii Habbe, Mnlailai State. 6-1, 223, aenlor. Miami. Pk4 Arte Snath, LtejuJana Tack, 6-3, 36, rat or.

SHIhraler, OkhL; Bernard Canar. Baal Canaan. 6-3, 236, yadar. Tillehmin, Fku Jaanen Atkaaa. Banb-witra LoaleUcm.

6-6. 299. aeaJor. Aaajit, La. Uoebacaxn Danloo Bano, Mernpraa StatE, 6-1, 2)0.

jaoaor, NioevlBe, Myroa Baker, LoalMaoa Teak. 6-1, 2309, aenlor. HaeaMon, Ui Tyrant Nil. Soa Sacra Mla-aiaelppl, 6-2, 230, Jaokr, AUalla, Ala. Back Ray achaean, LoauMlle, 3-9.

210, aaaior, Maywood, IIU Fairy Canar, Soaaan IBaaaalnnl. 6-1, 190, jaraor, McCotnb, KBfet Staid, Taaaa), 6-2, 202, eounonioet, Baton Roeae, La4 Terry Ufcaer, SoaaV am Muaiaalppl. 3-10, 110, kaaor, LaanL Mat. JeR Baflalot, Meroraia stata, 6-1. 190, ae.

of Year Staal. Detnttea player of Year Damon Bano. MeaajMt Seeaad Teaaa Oflaaae Wde aeorteen Ootry Partran. Lootelaaai Tack WU Urein. Talane.

Hint enda Ryan McOrarh, Somna iaaiiu LoaWana; Marcaa Pope, Southern Mleaeeippl. Linemen Slevle D. WUMama, Merophtt Sua); Georas McReynoloa. Soathem Mtatattppl. Center Eric Tate, Alkanaat Sunt.

Qaarterback Michael Andeiaoa, Ban Carelna. RataniaJ backt Ralph DawUnt, LeayUrllt: Larry Poner. Memptaa Stale. Kicker Lanoe NeHa Seeaad Teaaa Dtfeaae SbnM Comelat, I naleiana Teck: Pal Jenten, Memahia Suet: Michael ToHaa. Soaaan MUekt-a)ppi; Booby HtrnUton, Soathern Muaiaalppl.

Urebackera Wlfcert Qiancee, Tahaar, Jerry Dillon, Eatt CaroBaK Chanee Pool SoaHitmaia Backa Jeremy Wilaama. Menajaaa Slate; Ore Oranolioa, Eaat Carolina: Orantdt Thamaa, Suaataieaaa Lotlalani; Doat Beaut, Irantltnt Tech. Paatar Raoty Bafje. Suattiaaaaia I 4 1992 AUDITORIUM Cordless Power Tools raaalani VTjy7 1 Orlando loses O'Neal's California debut LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN Was Tigers offensive coordinator burg State and quarterbacks John Charles of Portland State and Shawn Graves of Wofford have been selected as finalists for the Harlon Hill Trophy as the top player in Divison it The winner will be announced Dec. 11, the day before the division's championship game in Florence.

Moore was second in Division II in rushing with a 169.5-yard average for defending national champion Pittsburg State, which has reached the semifinals in this year's playoffs. He scored 27 touchdowns and averaged 27.7 yards on kickoff returns for the Kansas school. Charles led Division II in total offense and was second in passing efficiency. He completed 179 of 263 passes for 2,770 yards and 24 touchdowns, with only seven interceptions. Graves, who finished third in last year's Harlon Hill balloting, ran for 990 yards and 11 touchdowns this season and passed for eight more.

He holds many national records, including most rushing yards by a quarterback in a game, a single season and a career. Byrd satisfactory NEW YORK (AP) A day after undergoing seven hours of spi I.WllMeme 1-4 04, Via J-3 1-2 7, Grant 4-6 CM) Wood! 0-4 (M 0, Spam 1-1 0-0 2, JJackeca 3-2 CM) 4. Tank 56-97 6-10 122. OrUaae 2 2 24144 LA Clippere 32 2 It 122 Na otk Ortaxk4-12 (Scot 2-5. SHIee -X An-dam 1-2, Cm 0-1.

Bob 0-1. Kan 0-1), Lot Ant 4-7 (Harper 4-5. J.WUlau 0-1, Woo 0-1). Foaled on Horn, Raboanoa Ortaaaa 47 (O'Neal 9), Lot Attack SI (Nam 9, Amj Orhaik 22 (SkUai III Lot Antelee SB (MJadttoa 13). Total lain Orlando IS, Loa AniclM 16.

Technical! Ski lee. Noma, Lot Antra UhfaJ dHam Plejrtat feah) Turn, Noam A 15.567. Sonics 125, Mavericks 108 Shawn Kemp scored 17 points and Seattle survived a fourth-quarter rally to beat visiting Dallas. At I DALLAS (1M) Date) 6-17 7-7 19, SeaMa 7-10 2-2 16. Rood 3-12-41, Boat 3-11 2-4 lenoano 3-4 Hod 4-4 4-6 12, Howard 3-6 2-2 Moon S-M 3-3 20, Piths 24 2-2 6.

Bardo 1-6 (Ml 2, Want 3-6 CM) S. Totals 40-101 27-34 lot. SEATTLE (121) Kan) S-C 7-10 17, MeKrjr 0-2 S-i Cage 4-3 2-4 10, Piytoo 7-12 00 IS, Plana 3-100-0 II, Benjaooi 5-9 4-8 14, ana 4- 4-4 14, Johra 3-6 6-7 13. Paadn 6-11 0-1 12. Aikew2-64-6t.

Scfcrfflar 1-3 1-2 j.TotaJe42-K) 36-30 123. Data 27 21 2 4 1M aetata) 2 3 33 2 IX Wok aoaav-DalM 1-11 (Moon 1-5. lardo 0-1, WbMt 0-1, Bond 0-2. kaaoate 0-2). Stank 34 (Barroe 2-3, Piths l-l, Jcbneoa 1-2.

Plana i-jj. Poena oat Snata. Hswaid. Reboanda 67 (Snath 9), Seattle S3 (Kemp I). Aadeet Daunt If (anxcano 5), Seattle 32 (Kenp 7).

Toad fwrtj pa 33, Seattle 24. A 7,949. Bullets 113, Bucks 95 At Lafldover, Washington handed Milwaukee its first lopsided loss of the season, snapping the Bucks' four-game winning streak behind Harvey Grant's 24 points. The Bucks, whose 10-3 record going into the game matched Portland's as the best in the NBA, had three losses by a total of 15 points. Al I MILWAUKEE Of) Ave 4-16 54 13, Edwarda 44 44 IX BllckowaU 4-7 2-2 10, Mataock 7-15 1-2 16.

Robeneoa 1-5 2-2 4. Lo-haaa 5-11 3-3 14, Schayaa 0-1 34 3, Mayhatry 14 14 4, Day 6-14 54 19, Rooara) 0-1 04 a Paaerd 0-1 04 a Tottk 3241 26-37 95. WASHINGTON 013) Oram 9-12 64 24. do (loa S-II 1-3 17. EUaoa 6-10 0- 2 12, Adame S-19 2-2 19.

Owaoa 5-10 24 12, Soaaa 04 2-2 2, Samtt 3-7 34 Cbepaaa 3-3 04 6, lohneoD 1- 3 54 7, Smith l-l 1-2 3, MacLeaa 1-2 04 Pnca 0-1 04 tt Tokk 45-79 22-30 113. MuVaakae 29 29 2 17 9S Waaheaawa 31 2 23 27113 3-WMat (oak Mlwaakee 5-12 (Day 3-3, Mardoek 1-2. Loneaa 14, Meybarry 1-2, Briokowaki 0-1, Rohan. eca 0-2). WaatBtioa 14 (Adame 1-4).

poaltd oat Nona. Bit rank Ulaaatai 49 (Aeaal 13), WaaMofloa 53 (OafBoai 14). tkmtm Uleoaeee 26 (Mardoek 10), Waabinrtja 2t (Oyanoa 10). Total teak Mlhraakoa 29. Waantncloa 24.

TWaacal WatMiiawa IDepI aakaae. A 7,711. Cavsilierf 100, Kniclu 90 Matt Price sooted 25 points before leaving with a bruised hip and $1595 per box All Your Waterfowl Hunting Needs GUN SHOW DEC. 5-6, SPARTANBURG SPARTANBURG, S.C. Guns, Knives Mllltarla Saturday, 10-6 Sunday 10-5 ADMISSION $4.00, UNDER 12 FREE H.W.

BROWN'S GUN SHOWS Cleveland limited New York's Patrick Ewing to three points after halftime. Al RIcMUM, OMa NEW YORK (a) Oakley 3-3 04 6, Stninj US l-l 17. Earths 0-22 3-4 21, Bladknag 7-12 04 15. Riven 1-7 04 2, Mm 4-5 1- 3 9. Starkt 4-9 2-2 11, Anthony 2-7 1-2 5, HWUIaaa 2-2 4.

TotaM 4044 (-42 90. CLEVELAND (1M) Nana 3-14 64 16, Santera 14 2-2 4. Daatbaty 7-15 6-7 20, Ehlo 4-7 1-2 10, Priot 7-14 11-11 23, J.WlHanaj 24 4-7 WiMot 0-1 04 0, Bnodoo 14 2 4, Bank) 14 04 2, Pen? 2-5 64 II. Tota 30-71 SMS 100. New York 27 17 IB 9 Cbnlaad 26 24 2f 2f 3-folnl aoakNew York 24 (Slatti l-l, Baokno 1-2, AdUxbt 0-1, Mean 0-2), OnTlaod 2-5 (Ferry l-l, Ehk) 1-2, Pint 0-2).

Foaled oal None. Ketooande New York 41 (Ewlat 16), Cancamd S3 (Naooe 13). AaMatt New York 26 (Anthony 7). Ckmlagd 17 (Daa(beny 4). Total foaa New York 27, Care, land 14.

Tecrxaeak Oakky, Aotbony. A 16372. Lakers 95, Rockets 89 Sam Perkins bad 21 points and 13 rebounds, while guards Tony Smith and Sedale Threatt keyed offensive spurts in the second half that propelled Los Angeles to victory at Houston. Smith scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half and Threatt 13 of his 20 after halftime for the Lakers. At I LA LAKERS (95) Pntina 7-1 1 6-7 21, Worthy 3-11 04 6, Dine 24 04 4, TSnilh 6-13 64 II.

Tonaa 6-14 74 20, Oram 44 15 nit Slj fSftSl1 aaa.I aa i INTERCHANGEABLE POWER SYSTEM By The Associated Press It was beef-on-beef when Sha- buille O'Neal made his pro debut In California. The Los Angeles Clippers coun tered the 7-foot-l, 300-pound O'Neal with a couple of 300-pounders of their own Thursday night and while O'Neal managed 26 points, he had a season-low nine rebounds in the Clippers' victory over Orlando. "He played really well. He will the best" Cuppers coach Larry Brown said of Neal. "He made great post moves and his conditioning is really good.

I do not see pow other people guard him. He dumps so high, so strong I am iglad we only see him twice." Brown tried O'Neal's former jLSU teammate, 7-foot Stanley Roberts, and 6-9 John Williams on gjbe Magic rookie. Roberts, traded Iby Orlando to the Clippers after was drafted, and O'Neal worked out together during the Bummer in Orlando. "But this was the first time we've really played each other in pan organized game," O'Neal said. I "It was fun.

They played a real jgood defense. "I did all right, but we lost, so I'm not pleased at all. But I'm not Igoing to put my head down just because we lost the last two igames. We just need to win one to jget rolling again." Roberts had 16 points and six rebounds and Williams two points bid two rebounds against Neal, jbut it was forward Ken Norman who hurt the Magic. Norman scored 33 points, high for a Clippers player this season, on 'l5-for-23 shooting.

1 Ron Harper scored 20 points, including four 3-pointers, while dark jacKson naa 14 points ana 3 assists for Los Angeles. Dennis had 22 points for the Magic. At Lea Aaaaiea Sleoa W9 2-2 22, Tanar 04 6. O'Neal 10-22 64 SUka S-II 2-3 13. Aadareoa 5-14 04 II.

Kile 1-3 Royal 0-1 04 0. Totarl 2-2 04 4, On 5-7 lai itfal rlaa) lo. Totak 4543 10-15 104. CLerTERI (122) yaaal 15-23 34 33, Maanrof r-w a-a iu h.15 04 16. Haraar H2 04 20, MJacUoa 7-11 tM i.

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