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There's always a chance." Payton said. "I'd rather not look behind. I'd rather go forward." Including this year's total, Payton has 9.808 career yards. He trails Franco Harris, O.J. Simpson and Brown.

Brown ended hU career with 12,312 yards. On a related matter, Ditka predicted a S-4 record might make the NFC playoffs, meaning Chicago would have to win three of Its next four games to qualify. "With a S-4, you are looking at some tie-breakers," Ditka said. "I think VS would make it." He added he has gained more confidence Inliis club, which began the season 0-2. "I was uneasy after those first two games.

I didn't feel confident," Ditka said. "I am confident of this team's ability now." Ditka also added that kicker John Roveto, whose status was questionable before the Pats' game, will be Chicago's kicker for the rest of the year. Roveto booted a field goal In Sunday's win over the Pats. LAKE FOREST. I tTI Chicago running back Waller Payton.

who earlier voiced criticism of the way the team is using him this season. Monday said he wants to complete his NFL career with the Bears. Payton said at no time has he considered asking the Bears for a trade although he reiterated his plans to make some unspecified comments about "certain things" at the end of the season. "I would like to finish my career with the Bears and hopefully play with the Bears in a Super Bowl," said the eight-year veteran. Payton had criticized the Bears for not using him enough before Sunday's 26-13 victory over New England.

Payton. who has played in 106 consecutive games, had his best day of the season he gained 70 yards despite missing two quarters with an ankle injury but still has only 270 yards this season. "I don't care how many yards I gain as long as we win the game," Payton insisted. "I thought the coaches had a good game plan against New England." But rookie Coach Mike Ditka labeled Payton's pre-game comments as "unfortunate." "This isn't tennis or golf, this isn't a one-on-one sport," Ditka said. "We are a 49 man sport." Ditka added that Payton's position, tailback, ran the ball 28 times, which he NOMlCtlKIC pet I Ray NATION AL BASKETBALL ASSOtf CMkam Conkarano AtwntcC 100 1)4 HO 171 71 no 77 71 100 4 102 no in 117 400 400 111 114 .400 to II IS 11 Pel 42 560 .500 GB 1 51 lit 10 Phil.

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290, Mnior. Quarterback John Elwiy, Stanford (Northndge. Calrl 1-4. 202. Mnior.

Running beck Herschel Wilker, Georgia (WrigMiville, Gal, 1-2, 220, junior; Erlc.Dickerion, Southern Methodist (Seily. Teiai). 4-2. 215. lenior; Mike Roner, Nebrnki (Camden, 5-11, 210, junior.

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221, lenior, Vernon Mnaell, Arizoni State (Carton.Callf.), 1-2. 221, Mnior. Tackle Mike Pitt, Alabimi (Bittimoro, Md), 1-5, 255. Mnior; Rick Bryin, Oklahoma, (Coweti, Okla Middle guard George Achica. Southern California (San Jose, Ctlif 1-5, 2M, lenior.

Linebacker Darryl Tilley, West Virginia (East Cleveland, Ohio), 210, Mnior; Marcus Mirek. Ohio Sute (Muury, Ohio), 6-2, 224, senior; Ricky Hunley, Arizona (Petersburg, W. 230, junior. Delenihw backs Terry Klnard, Clemton (Sumter. S.C.), 1-1, 190, Mnior; Mike Richerdson, Arizona SU1 (Compton, 5-11, 190, enior; Terry Hoige, Georgia (Huntsvtlla, Texas), 1-3, 1M, junior.

Punter Jim Amok), Vanderbitt (Dilton, 205, lenior. Second Team OflatiM Wide receiver Kenny Jackson, Penn Stat. Portlind I 11 .450 7 Golden St. 7 12 .368 I Sin Diego 4 15 .211 11V Monday's Games (No Gamei Scheduled) Twaaday'lGamM (AITkMeCST) AttanU at Cleveland, 7 p.m. New York at Chicago, 7:35 p.m.

Dallas it Sin Antonio, 7:35 p.m. Seattle at Houston, 1:05 p.m. San Diego at Golden Sute, 1:35 p.m. Utah at Portland, 9:35 p.m. MATTCON MEN'S CITYREC BASKETBALL Monday's results ST.JOHN'S LUTHERAN 10 (Scott Hiye 23); CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 45 (John Bailey 10).

SCHILLING-SLOAN 51 (Dave Wetzel 21); MITCHELL-JERDAN 35 (Kevin Helmkimpll). OASIS CLUB 86 (Darryl Hudson 21); SERVISTARS 48(Jay Dixon Pittsburgh's Jimbo Covert at the tackles and Southern California's Bruce Matthews and Arkansas' Steve Korte at the guards. Middle guard George Achica gave Southern California three players on the first team, as the 6-foot-5, 260 senior was named on 59 ballots. Arkansas' Billy Ray Smith became a two-time AH' America as he was named the top defensive end on 84 ballots. Vernon Maxwell of Arizona State is the other end, with Mike Pitts of Alabama and Rick Bryan of Oklahoma at the tackles.

The linebackers are Darryl Talley of NEW YORK (UPI) Junior running back Herschel Walker, the player most responsible for leading top-ranked Georgia to within one victory of its second national championship in three seasons, was a unanimous selection Monday to UPI's 1982 All America college football team. Walker, making the team for the third staright year, heads an offensive unit which includes Stanford quarterback John Elway and running backs Eric Dickerson of Southern Methodist and Mike Rozier of Nebraska. Walker is one of two Bulldogs named to the first team. Terry Hoage.Ji"' natmn's top pass interceptor with 12i voting for defensive backs, while Rozier is Joined by his key blocker, center Dave winner of the UAL VERTS EXTRA sssi sr-si MDMOUAL LEADERS RUSHING N.YJotl-McNoil 11-41; Augultynltk 7-M; Crutchtlok) 44. Dotrort- Stall 12-43; Dinlolion JetS-Todd J2-2S-3M DolroH-Oinlollon 37-14-222.

Jott-Wilkor J.1M, jone 4-M, Auouitvnllk 5-44. Gittnoy 2- 37, Hirpof 2-21, McNoil 2-20, Barium 2- 11, Dlorklng 14. DotroM-Slmi 145, Scott 2-21, Nlcholl 1-41, NorrM 1-30, Potior Ml, Kino i-i2. NEW YORK (UPI) Tho Unltod Pnm aitematlonel Soird of Coachoi Top 20 flnoJ rogulir-Miion coliogo footboJI rating, with NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Walas Conference Patrick DMsioft Pts. OF GA Islander 15 11 5 35 111 17 Philadelphia 14 10 4 32 109 90 Ranger 14 12 12 113 108 Washington 10 9 I 26 90 93 position with 75, Marcus Marek of Ohio State and Ricky Hunley of Arizona.

Along with Iloage in the secondary are Terry Kinard of Clemson and Mike Richardson of Arizona State. Washington's Chuck Nelson, who set an NCAA record for consecutive fields goals and hit 25-of-26 this season, is the kicker, and Vanderbilt's Jim Arnold, who averaged 45.8 yards a kick, iss the punter. Walker, 6-foot-2 and 220 pounds, was the nation's second-leading rusher with 1,752 yards. His magical runs have made him the most dominant player in college the last three years. Elway failed to make honorable mention last season but this year, the senior ranked third in the nation in passing efficiency and threw for 3,242 yards and 24 touchdowns.

Outland Trophy. In balloting by 120 sports writers and sportscasters from around the country, Walker was the only unanimous selction among the 24 first-team players, while Rimington, who also made the team last year, was named on 111 ballots. Michigan's acrobatic wide receiver, Anthony Carter, also became a two-time All America as the versatile senior, who holds nearly every school receiving and scoring record, was named on 93 ballots. Brigham Young junior Gordon Hudson, the nation's No. 4 pass catcher, is the tight end.

Joining Rimington on the front line are Southern California's Don Mosebar and first-place otoi In parentheses (total point buod on 15 point for pj 750 ML fill I blend I ffcCORfJIICK I CANADIAN VODKA MB I Liter I Good Value -rj Whiskey I 3.99 19" Pittsburgh I 14 21 90 New Jersey I 18 7 19 89 123 131 91 82 93 137 106 114 Adams Dhriiion 17 5 I 40 15 7 1 36 12 I 6 30 13 10 3 29 Montreal Boston Buffalo Quebec 122 117 I first place, 14 tor second, 1.GoorglK34)(114) 583 2.PonnSt.3K10-1) 541 3. Nbnik(3X11-1) 521 i 4.SMUI104-1) 474 i. UCU(k-M) 410 IPIttd-JV 375 7.Tu(l-2) 315 I.Wuhingtond-2) 205 1 I.W.VIrglnlKI-2) 244 lO.OkUhomKM) 230 11. Artiona Sl.ll-2) 140 12. ArkinuKI-M) 1N 13.LSUII-2-1) 113 64 131 I 17 3 15 Hartford Cam pbek Conference Tiynt Slid USttnCWS, Vanderbitt.

Tackle Macao Filter, Houston; Chris Hlnton, Northwestern. Guard Dive Drechsler, North Carolina; Joe Lukens. Ohio State. Canter Wayne Radiolf, Georgia. Quarterback Tom Ramsey, UCU.

Running backs Ernest Anderson, Oklahoma State; Curt Wirner, Penn State; Tim Spencer, Ohio State. Kicker Piul Woodiid, West Virginia. DtftflM End Charlei Benson, Baylor; Walker Lm Ashley, Penn State. Tackles Mirk Bortt, Iowa; Mike Charlei, Syracuse. Middle guard Gabriel Riven, Taxi Toch.

linebackers Wilber Marshall, Florida; Scott RedecK, Penn State; Al Richardson, Louisiana Stat. Defensive backs Keith Bostic, Michigan; Jeremiah Castillo. Alabama; Mirk Robinson, Penn Sute. Punter Reggie Roby, low. HononbMjMantJon OftMM Wide receiver Willie Gault, Tennessee; Cormac Carney, UCLA; Chris Castor, Duke; Henry Ellard, FreionSute.

Tight end Mirk Riugh, West Virginia. Tackles Bill Fralic, Pittsburgh; Harvey Salem, Cililorma. Guards Tom Thayer, Notre Dame; Wayne Harris, Mississippi State. Center -None. Quarterback Tony Eaton, H-IknoJ; Todd Blickledge, Penn State.

Running backs Kelvin Bryant, North Carolina; Marcus Dupree, Oklahoma; Sam DeJirnette, Southern Mississippi; Carl Monroe, Utah. Kicker- Mike Bass, Illinois. Norm otvtsion Pt. GF GA Chicago 17 4 6 40 114 85 Minnesota 17 8 4 38 127 102 St. Louis I 17 3 21 98 117 Toronto 5 14 5 15 83 107 Detroit 4 17 6 14 73 119 Smyth Division Edmonton 13 10 6 32 140 125 Los Angeles 13 10 3 29 97 94 Winnipeg 12 11 2 28 113 107 Vancouver 10 12 6 26 104 98 Calgary 10 15 5 25' 120 124 Monday's Results Winnipeg 5, New Jersey 3 Montreal 11, Hartford 2 Tuesday's Game Boston at Quebec, 6:35 p.m.

Winnipeg at Washington, 6:35 p.m. Toronto it Y. Islanders, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton, 6:35 p.m.

Los Angeles at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Montreal at Hartford Buffalo at Pittsburgh N.Y. Islanders at Detroit N.Y. Rangers at Chicago Vancouver at Toronto 14. Maryland(M) 77 15.

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Cotton Bowl-bound Southern Methodist, 10-0-1, remained fourth, followed by Rose Bowl-bound UCLA, No. 6 Pittsburgh, Texas, No. 8 Washington, No. 9 West Virginia and No. 10 Oklahoma.

Last week, West Virginia was ranked eighth and Washington ninth. Arizona State led off the second 10, up two spots from last week, followed by No. 12 Arkansas, No. 13 Louisiana State, No. 14 Maryland and No.

15 Auburn. Ohio State is 16th, followed by No. 17 Michigan, No. 18 Tulsa, No. 19 Florida and No.

20 Florida State. Boston College and Brigham Young, In the only move within the Top 10, Texas, a 33-7 winner over Arkansas last weekend, Jumped three spots to No. 7 while the Razorbacks slipped to No. 12. The national champion will be announced Sunday, Jan.

2 at 6:30 p.m. EST when UPI releases its final ratings for the 1982 season. 1 In other games Saturday, Florida upset Florida State 13-10 to send the Seminoles from No. 14 to No. 20 while the Gators, 8-3, rejoined the Top 20 at No.

19. Nebraska, which fell behind 13-0 to Hawaii, rallied for 37-16 triumph to remain No. SuKar-Bowl bound Georgia, 11-0 and i I CJ loo Proof WmxJtlJ I I CHRISTIAN BROS. I BAILEY'S IRISH I RRANnv 1 11 CREAM tied for 20th last week, dropped out of the ratings. Georgia,) which grabbed the No.

1 spot from Pittsburgh, on Nov. 8, can wrap up (the only unbeaten and untied major college team, received 34 first-place votes and 593 points from Board, while Penn State, 10-1 and shooting for its first I 750 ML I 750 ML. SaveNow I 3 119Q pSl iq 11 its second national championship in the last three years with a victory over Penn State. The UPI Board consists of six coaches from seven sections of the country. Each I national title when the Nittany Lions meet Georgia on New Year's Night in New Orleans, collected three first-place votes and 549 points.

Nebraska had the remaining three first-place votes and amassed 529 points. week they select their top 15 teams with points awarded on a 15-14-13, basis Sell your don't wants with a want ad! on votes fror one through 15..