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B-4 Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1995 Sentinel USC's Johnson best in Pac-10 Tough test for Hawks II III in ivioruai voiieyoau College football pared than we are. Now. it's a matter of who does the better coaching lull and whose kids go out there and make the fewest mistakes and show the most heart." At the American River tournament in September, Cabrillo lost to ARC. 15-11.

5-15. 15-12. but the mnlrh Hnpc nnt rnnnt nn pithpr Cougars fall to Santa Clara Sentinel staff report ELTON The San Lorenzo Valley High girls basketball team dropped a 73-54 non-league game to visiting Santa Clara on Monday, but coach Greg Mahoric said he was pleased with the 21 points that came from Cougar reserve players. "That's a real big contribution in any game," said the first-vear Valley coach. SLV (1-2) was led by Amanda Wright's 13 points and Kari Pursley's nine off the bench.

The Associated Press WALNUT CREEK Southern Cal wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson Arizona defensive end Tedy Bruschi were named Monday as I'nrific-K) Conference olTensive and defensive players of the year. Johnson, a senior, broke the conference's single-season receiving mark With 90 catches for 1.218 yards and six touchdowns. He had at least four receptions in each game this year. "Johnson is as good as any wide receiver I've ever been around." I LSC coach John Robinson said. Hruschi.

also a senior, sparked an Arizona defense that led the l'ac-10 and ranked seventh nationally in total defense at 270.5 yards per game. Me led the conl'erence in The school's switchboard was so swamped with calls Monday, it was nearly impossible to get through: the Wildcats have been on the front page of newspapers from coast to coast; Harnett hasn't even seen all of his assistant coaches since Michigan beat Ohio State on Saturday, sending the Wildcats to Pasadena. Players, meanwhile, are trying to savor this feeling of a lifetime while also preparing for upcoming final exams. There's so much to be done to get ready. For instance, tapes of Southern California, the New Year's Day opponent, just arrived Monday and were awaiting a meticulous breakdown.

cpiarterback sacks with 14.5 for 96 yards in losses, and had 19.5 tackles for a loss. "Tedy gave us tremendous play on the defensive line," Arizona coach Dick Tomey said. "He knows what it takes and he always gives the effort. His motor never stopped running." DU3 EVANSTON, 111. His phone wouldn't stop ringing and Gary Harnett finally escaped to a movie theater for a few hours of peace.

It's been chaos for nearly two days since Northwestern accepted a bid lo the Rose Bowl. Sentinel staff report AI'TOS Getting pushed to an excruciating fourth game last Tuesday will pay off tonight for the Cabrillo College women's volley-hall team, coach Jan Furman hopes. What that showed is that, at this point in the playoffs, every team is good." said Furman. whose team held off Shasta. 15-13.

715, 15 12. 20-18 in the opening round of the Northern California playoffs. 'We've been having things go well for us in the past month, and I think we're peaking at the right time. You win under pressure like that and it makes it really satisfying." Tonight at 7. sixth-seeded Cabrillo pays a visit to third-seeded American River College, in Sacramento.

A victory would send the Seahawks to the eight-team state championship tournament for the first time since 1991. The Hawks placed sixth that year and were third in 1990. Cabrillo had lost in the first round of the Northern California tournament in each of the past three seasons, but the win over Shasta renewed confidence at Ca brillo. "The teams are very evenly matched so I think it's really going to come down to who wants it more." Furman said. "This team knows that.

We've watched a lot of films. We couldn't be more pre Baltimore able to lure Gillick out of retirement Sports digest team's record because it was not the best three-out-of-five games. The Beavers improved to 17-0 with a four-game victory Tuesday over Hartnell in the first round of NorCals. Cabrillo is 11-6, but most of their losses came against some of the top teams in the state: twice to No. ranked De Anza (which is ineligible to compete in the postseason): once to NorCal top seed Chabot and once to Cuesta.

The Hawks regrouped after a string of four straight losses during a brutal October stretch. Tournament pool-play losses to defending state champion Golden West and strong Sacramento City and Cuesta teams have only made the Hawks more aware of their weak spots, which they've patched up. Aricka Scarborough, Natalie Jil-ka and Katie Roberts are Cabrillo's three power hitters, and they'll need a good performance against an ARC team known for solid blocking. Furman said she is looking for good blocking from Amber Whittington, consistency from Nicole Maddox and standout defense from Yvonne Krammer. The left hander had become a free agent at the end of the 1995 season.

Fernandez also will get $3 million from his deal with the Orioles, who released him July 10. see those qualities here in Baltimore." Baseball Vinny Castilla, the All-Star third baseman who hit 32 homers and drove in 90 runs last season, agreed Monday to a two year contract with the Colorado Rockies. Castilla was eligible for salary arbitration. Terms of the deal were not immediately available. Pitcher Sid Fernandez and the Philadelphia Phillies agreed Monday to a one-year contract for $250,000 and the chance to earn $1.4 million more.

The Associated Press Pat Gillick returned to baseball Monday as general manager of the Baltimore Orioles, one of the few jobs that could prod him out of retirement. Gillick was general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays from their initial season in 1977 through 1994, producing World Series champions in 1992 and 1993. He was elevated to executive vice president in September 1994. serving in an advisory capacity. "When I backed off 14 months ago.

I kind of figured I had enough." Gillick said. "But I was kind of idle, not really doing too much, and my wife gave me a major-league, 'Yes, you did retire too She was part of the push." Gillick, 58, signed a three-year deal Monday afternoon after several weeks of on-and-off negotiations with owner Peter Angelos. "I had some other opportunities to get back into baseball with Arizona and Tampa Bay, but I didn't want to wait for two years," he said. "I wanted to get back into a situation that was positive with an ownership that wanted to win. I Motor sports Former Formula One driver Giancarlo Baghetti died Monday of cancer, one of his former employers said.

He was 60. A F-l driver with the Ferrari, ATS and BRM teams, Baghetti competed in 21 Formula 1 races. He won once, in his debut race in France, in a Ferrari. p.m. (KNEW-AM 910) TV Wednesday 'Bowling ABC World Team Challenge, taped, 9 a.m.

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Monte Vista Christian at Live Oak, 7 p.m. Carmel at Watsonville, 7 p.m. High School Girls Basketball Harbor at Gilrov, 7 p.m. Monte Vista Christian at Santa Catalina, 7 p.m. Carmel at Aptos, 7 p.m.

High School Boys Soccer Monte Vista Christian at Gilrov, 3:30 p.m. Hollister at San Lorenzo Valley, 3:30 p.m. High School Girls Soccer San Lorenzo Valley at Leigh, 3:30 p.m. Gilrov at Soquel, 3:30 p.m. Santa Cruz at North Monterey County, 3:30 p.m.

Aptos at Pioneer, at 3:30 p.m. Hollister at Monte Vista Christian, 3:30 p.m. nim s' tor checking New York Islanders dptpnseman Dennis Vaske from behind a game Nov 22 ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS Recalled Dwayne Norr.s. right wing, and Oteg Mikul-chik, detenseman, from Baltimore ol the AHL EDMONTON OlLERS-Rec ailed Dennis Bonvie. forward, and Fred Bralhwaile.

goalie, from Caoe Breton of the AHL. SOCCER Maior League Soccer DALLAS BURN-Named Dave Dir coach. COLLEGE TEXAS TECH Announced the resignation of Ken Murray, head trainer. Football Cabrillo statistics Cabrillo Colleqe team and individual statistics for the 1995 community college toot-ball season: SCORES. SCHEDULE (Record: 3-4-01 Date Result Opponent Sept.

16 19-38 San Francisco Sept. 33 15-14 American River Seol 30 48-38 at San Mateo Oct 7 30-17 at Kings River Oct 14.. 39-17 OeAnza Oct. 30 36-31 at West Valley Nov. 4 14-13 Hartnell Nov.

II 48-41 at Gavilan TEAM STATISTICS cabnHo Opponents First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Total net yards Penalties-yards Fumbles-lost 147 160 1134 1893 3037 104 961 1135 3096 3331 101 950 338 Total points 335 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Plaver Robinson 99-573-4, Churchill 101-319-4, Stephens 19-80-0, Brisler 5-53-0, Trotter 12-33-1. De-drich 6-33-0. tVentrwiri 3-fminus 11-0. Ay anbadejo -(minus 41-0. Johnston 13-(minus Volarvicb 70-lminus 731-0.

Dallas II 1105 100 Indiana 10 1004 1004 San Antonio II 1104 1004 Minnesota 11 1070 97 3 Philadelphia 11 1059 96 3 Miami 10 963 96 7 Delroit II 1057 96 1 New Jersey 17 1100 91 7 Milwaukee II 1008 916 Cleveland 1 1083 901 Vancouver 13 1173 90.3 DEFENSE PIS Avg Miami 10 907 90 2 Detroit II 1036 94 7 Cleveland 12 113' 94 8 Chicago 17 II3B 948 Utah 14 1334 95 3 San Antonio II 1051 95.5 NewVork 1148 95 7 Houston 13 1760 96 9 Sacramento 13 1763 97? Milwaukee 11 1076 9 7 8 Orlando 13 1775 98 1 New Jersey 1193 99 4 Seattle 14 1413 1009 LA Lakers 13 1318 1014 Washington 11 1118 101.6 Portland 12 1770 101 7 Dallas II 1171 1019 Indiana 10 1 073 1021 A Clippers 13 1334 1 026 Vancouver 13 13)4 1026 Atlanta 12 1715 1039 Toronto 13 1)41 103 2 Boston II 1156 105 1 GoldenState 13 1177 1059 Denver 17 1781 106 8 Minnesota II 1176 106 9 Chartone 13 1 390 106 9 Philadelphia 11 1195 1086 Phoenix II 1711 1 101 TV Tuesday Swimming Pac-10 men's swimming and diving championship, taped, a.m. (SO College Men's Basketball Arkansas vs. Michigan State, 4 p.m. (ESPNI Notre Dame al Indiana. 4:30 P.m.

(ESPN?) Kentucky vs. Massachusetts, 6 p.m. (ESPN) Stanford at San Francisco, 7 Ml. (SC) Pro Basketball Charlotte Hornets al Milwaukee Bucks, 5 p.m. (TNT) Boxing Heavyweights: Alexander Zo-kin vs.

Boris Powell, 9 p.m. (USA) Radio Tuesday College Men's Basketball Stantord at San Francisco, 7 l-t 0-0 7. Houston fl-18 1-7 19, Hunter 6-14 7-1 18 Mills 7-17 4-S 19. Roe 5-10 4-4 14. Bardo 7-5 0-0 4 Totals 35-83 18-71 95.

ORLANDO (94) Scott 5-11 6-6 IB. Roval 3-6 4-6 10. Kon-cak 0-4 0-0 0. Anderson 9-17 6-6 II. Harris-way 5-11 5-10 16.

Woll 4-8 1-3 9, Shaw 3-7 1-4 8. Bowie 1-7 0-0 4. Totals 11-70 74-34 96 Detroit IS 11 19 71-95 Orlando IS 19 11 2694 3-Point goals-Detroit 7-13 (Hunter 4-7. Houston l-S. Mills l-l).

Orlando 10-13 (Anderson 7-11, Scon 7-7, Hardawav 1-7. Shaw 0-21 Fouled out Thorpe. Bardo. Re-Oounds-Delroil 45 (Mills 101. Orlando 55 (Koncak 101 Assists-Defroit (Hill 81, Orlando 19 (Shaw 5) Total fouls-Detroit 26.

Orlando 17 Technical Detroit illegal defense. (17,2481. Statistical leaders NEW YORK (API The NBA individual scoring, tield goal percentage, rebounding and assist leaders through Nov 76. SCORING FG FT Pfi Avg Jordan. Chi 17 171 91 3SI 791 Hardawav.

On. 13 115 1 70 365 781 Cerjaltos, LAL 13 119 111 3S4 77 7 Miller. Ind 9 65 B3 736 76 7 Robinson. Port. II 99 69 304 751 Johnson.

Char. 13 III S6 372 24 8 Malone. Utah 14 171 9S 141 74 4 MashOurn. Dall. II 97 56 265 74 1 Barklev.

Phoe. II 86 78 263 73 9 Robinson. A. II 93 67 754 731 Rice. Char II 100 43 373 77 8 Elliott.

SA II B3 57 749 77 6 Kemp. Sea 14 105 101 311 773 Mourning. Mia. 10 65 B4 717 71 7 Ewing. NV II 101 54 7S9 716 Robinson, Mil II 90 41 733 71 2 Baker Mil 11 93 46 737 71 I Howard.

Wash. II 98 32 779 70 8 Hill. Del II 76 74 776 70S Abdul-Raul, Den 17 91 36 745 704 Olaiuwon. Hou 13 106 S3 36S 70.4 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FG FGA Pet Tlwoe.Oel 65 97 ,670 Monlross, Bos 41 64 641 Minor Bos 57 84 619 Sabonis. Port 46 76 60S Muresan, Wash, 62 103 .607 Kemp.

Sea 10S I7S 600 Keele. Utan 57 87 598 Brown. Hou. 60 101 .594 Mason, NV. 60 103 .583 Augmon.

All. 61 107 .170 REBOUNDING OtT Def Tot Avg Kemp. Sea. 14 56 IIS 171 177 Baker. Mil II 42 97 114 17.7 Robinson.

SA. II 7B 100 1 78 11.6 Dudes. Port. I 4S B8 133 11.1 Mutombo Den. 12 44 89 113 I1 1 Barklev.

Phoe 11 XI IT 119 108 RacM Bos. II 25 93 118 107 Williams. 17 S6 71 127 106 Williams. Dall II 41 71 111 103 Jones. Dall II SI 61 117 107 Gilliam.

17 45 77 171 10.7 ASSISTS I fa Hi Stockton. Utah 14 I4B 106 Pack. Wash. 11 103 94 K.dd. Dall II 107 9 3 Abdul-Raut.

Den. 12 106 8 8 Strickland Port 12 104 0 7 Stoudamire, Tor. 13 111 8.S Maxwell. Phil 7 59 B.4 Johnson, SA. II 93 84 Povton, Sea 14 114 8.1 Hardawav.

GS 13 103 7 9 Jackson. Ind 9 71 7.9 Team statistics Scoreboard The NBA National Basketball Association By The Associated Pirn Ad Times Pacific WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division Pet GB Sacramento 9 4 693 Seattle 9 643 I A Clippers 7 538 3 Pnoemi 6 4 500 3' i A Lakers 7 461 3 Portland i 7 46! Golden Staff 5 9 .357 4'i MMltvest Division Houston 10 3 769 Ulan II 4 733 San Arllono 7 4 636 2 Dallas 6 455 4 Denver 4 I 333 S'l Minnesota 2 9 1 87 7 Vancouver It 154 I EASTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pel GB Cnago II 3 846 Atlanta 7 51) 3' Indna 500 4'i Del'Oil 7 417 S'l Charlotte 8 385 6 Toronto 9 3S) 6'i Cleveland 4 8 333 6'i Milwaukee 3 6 373 7 Atlantic Division Orlando 12 I 857 Hew fork 10 1 833 I Miami 7 3 too 3 Washington 5 6 455 iv, Boston 4 7 364 6''t New Jersey 4 8 333 7 Pniladelpnia 2 9 .183 8' i Monday's Games Toronto 101. Golden State 98 Orlando 96. Detroit 95 Utan 114. Phoenn 105 Chicago 107 Portland 104 Tuesday's Games Atlanta at New York.

4 30 Washington at New Jersey. 4 30 0 m. Dallas at Miami, 4 30 om Toronto al leveland. 4 30 0 Charlotte at Milwaukee. pm.

Vancouver al Minnesota. 5 0 A Clippers al Houston, 5 30 0 Indiana at Seattle. 7 pm Denver at Sacramento. 7 JO Warriors box GOLDEN STATE 1911 Marshall 0-7 0 0 0. Smith S-IS 4 5 14.

Seikalv 3-7 3-4 9. Mullm 7.189-10 34. Harda-wav 10-31 7-7 79 Armstrong 3-9 3-2 8. Kersey 3-8 1-3 8. Wood 0-1 0-0 0, Barry 0-5 0-0 0 Rotier 3-4 0-1 6 Totals 34-95 17-33 98 TORONTO (1011 Anderson 9-14 7-7 76 Pinckney t-l 7-3 4 Miller 3-4 3-4 9.

Rooertson 4-8 1-7 10. Stoudamire 7-15 7-3 IB. Sallev 7-6 4-4 8. Murray 4-6 6-6 15. TaDak 7-5 0-7 4.

Earl 3-6 1 4 7 King 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 35-6 5 76-16 101 Golden Slate 11 16 30 18- 98 Toronto 23 36 33 1C-I0I 3 Point goals-Golden Slate 3-31 IHar-daway 7-8. Mullm l-S, Marshall 0-1. Armstrong 0-3, Barry 0-41, Toronto S-H iSlou-damire 3-S, Rooertson 1-1. Murray 1-2. Anderson 1-31 Fouled oul-None Re-hounds Golden Slate S4 iMullm 111.

Toronto 57 iSalley 91 Assists- Golden State 70 IHardaway 101 Toronto 71 ISIoudamire 101 Total touls -Golden state 79, Toronto 79. Tec rsrarals-Toronto illegal delense 1, A 19.561 134.7151 Bulls, 107-104 CHICAGO (I07I Piopen 9-I6 7-2 Simokms 7-4 0-0 4, Longley l-S 1-1 Jordan 11-37 7-8 31. Harper 3-4 0-0 6. Wenmnulon 4-S 1-7 9. Ku-koc 4-7 1-7 9 Kerr 4-10 0-0 10.

Catlev 3-6 8. Brown 0-1 0-0 0. Edwards 1-7 0-0 1. Buechler 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 45-82 14-11 107 PORTLAND (1041 Robinson 7-16 3-6 70.

Trent 4-7 1-7 9, Dudley 1-3 3-4 4. McKie 4-8 1-7 13. Strickland 9-70 7-3 72. Childress 0-3 7-7 7 Williams 0-1 3-5 3. Sabonis 10-13 1-3 23.

Robinson 1-4 0-0 8 W.ngKId 0-1 0-0 0 Totals 40 76 IS, 26 104 Chicago 76 11 16-107 Portland 19 19 16104 J-Point goaiv-Cnicaqo 1-10 (Kerr 2-4. Piooen 1-3. Jordan 0-31. Portland 9-19 If Rohinson 3-8 Saoonis 7-7, Strickland 7-7. Robinson 7-1 Wing1ield0-I.

Childress 0-1) Fouled out None Rebounds Chicago 17 iPipoen IrVnnington 5 Portland 51 IDudtev 71 Assists Crhcago 78 (Ptopen 101, Portland 16 IStrrkland 91 Total fouls-Chicago 24 Portland IB technicals-Portland illegal defense. Strickland. A 11.401 111.4011 Jaxz, 114-105 UTAH 1 1 HI Russell 1-4 0-0 7. Makme 710 11-13 3S, Foster 4-6 1-19 Morns 6-11 4-6 13. Stockton B-9 4- 5 77.

Hornacek 7-8 7-7 6. Benoit 3-B 7-7 9 SPencer 0-7 0-0 0 Watson 3-4 0-0 6. Keefe 2-5 1-7 S. A Carr 4-9 0-0 6 Totals 42-78 25-33 III PHOENIX 110)) Fmlev S-12 7-8 19. Barklev 7-17 0-3 14.

Williams 1-4 0-0 7. Carr 7-5 0-0 4. Johnson '-14 9-10 34 Perry 3-7 S-S 12. Green 3-8 8-11 14 Kleine 1-4 2-7 4. Person 3-9 7-7 10 Totals 12-) 31-41 I0S Utan 11 14 16 16-114 PltoeiM 30 79 II 17-105 goals-Utah S-ll iSlockton 7-2.

Russeit '-2 Morris 1-3. Benot 1-3 Hornacek 0-1 1 Phoertii 8-75 IPerson 7-4. Barklev 7-S. F.nley 7-7. Johnson 1-1.

Perry l-J. Green 0 1 Kleine 01. Carr 0-11 Fouled out-Barklev Reooundv-Uiah 55 iMaione 111. Pnoe-m 44 111 Ass-sts-utah 37 ISlockton 141 Phoenn IB IJohnson 81 Total tours-Utah 79 Phoenn 76 Tectsmcals-Pnoems r-legal rjrtense Ulan Illegal defense A i9 0731 Mafgic, 96-95 DETROIT 1H) hBi 4-13 5-4 13. Thorpe 1-6 7-1 4 West Sip: they say No 17 Perm Stale (1-11 beat SI Francis.

Pa 92.82. No. 14 Weslern Kentucky (Ml lost to Utah 83-77. Tennessee, 81-44 TEXAS TECH (44) Thompson 6-I9 S-7 17, White 0-1 0-7 0. Atkins 3-9 3-4 9.

Lake 1-7 0-0 2, Hanebutt 4-8 2-1 10, Cockerell 0-4 0-0 0, Parker 0-0 0- 0 0. GiMjs 1-10-0 2, Tate 0-0 0-0 0. Sum-rail 1-5 7-1 4 Tolals I6-S4 17-19 44. TENNESSEE (SI) Conklm 1-9 3-4 9, Holdsclaw 6-10 1-1 13, Thompson 7-3 1-2 5, Marcimak 6-11 2-4 14. Davis 4-9 0-0 8.

Milligan 3-5 0-0 6. Jolly 5-11 1- 2 13. Johnson 1-1 1-7 3. Laxton 1-4 1-3 3. Smailwood 4-4 0-0 8.

Greene 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 35-71 10-17 81. Haltfime Tennessee 35, Texas Tech 16. 3-poinl goals Texas Tech 0-9 (Thompson 0-1. Lake 0-7.

Sumrall 0-7, Hanebun 0-41, Tennessee 1-9 (Jolly 1-4. Conklin 0-1. Greene 0-4), Fouled oul-Hanebutt, ReboundsTexas Tech 35 (Thompson 6), Tennessee 46 (Conklin 9). Assists Texas Tech (Lake 3). Tennessee 16 (Davis 51.

Total touls Texas Tech 15, Tennessee 18. A 1.606. The NFL National Football Lewi Bv The Atwciated Press All times Pacific NATIONAL CONFERENCE West Pd. PF PA San F-ancisco 8 4 0 .667 335 173 Atlanta 7 0 S83 I7B 366 St Louis 6 6 0 W0 3M Carolina 5 7 0 .41 7 328 7V New Orleans 5 7 0 417 739 178 Central GrwnBav 8 4 0 667 31? 349 Chicaw 7 0 S83 334 393 Detroit 6 6 0 M0 304 302 Minnesota 6 6 0 500 300 393 Tampa Bay 6 6 0 500 188 236 East Dallas 10 2 0 833 343 714 Philadelphia 8 4 0 .667 749 25S Anion 4 8 0 .333 711 376 G-ants 3 9 0 350 233 373 Wasninoton 3 9 0 350 334 383 AMERICAN CONFERENCE West Pet. PF PA Kansas Citv 10 3 0 833 377 185 Oakland 8 4 0 667 377 199 Denver 6 6 0 500 782 243 San Die) 7 0 417 708 244 Seattle 7 0 .417 259 289 Central PtttSDurqh 8 4 0 .667 297 259 Cmctnnat.

5 7 0 .417 286 390 Houston i 7 0 417 273 356 Cleveland 4 8 0 .333 718 764 Jacksonville 3 9 0 750 197 767 East Buffalo 8 4 0 667 348 333 lnd.anaPOlis 7 5 0 583 346 738 M-ami 6 6 0 500 303 761 IMpw England 5 7 0 417 317 267 NY Jets 3 9 0 .250 179 795 Thursday's Games Detroit 44: Minnesota 38 Dallas 24 Kansas dtv 12 Sunday's Games San Francisco 41, SI Louis 13 Indianapolis 36. Miami 28 New England 35. Buffalo 25 Cincinnati 17. Jacksonville 13 Cnicago 27. New York Giants 24 Philadelphia 14.

Washington 7 Green Bay 35. Tampa Bay 13 Houston 47. Denver 33 New York Jets 16. Seattle 10 Pittsburgh 20. Cleveland 17 Ar.ona 40.

Atlanta 37. OT New Orleans 34. Carolina 76 Monday's Game San Diego 12. Oakland 6 Thursday, Nov. 30 New York Giants at Arizona, p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 1 Buffalo at San Ranosco, ipm Kansas City at Oakland. 1 pm, Indianapolis at Carolina. 10 a.m. Cincinnati at Green Bav.

10 a.m. Houston at Pittsourgti. )0 am Atlanta at Miami, 10 am. New Orleans at New England, 10 a.m. St Louis a) New York Jets.

10 a Tampa Bav at Minnesota. 10 a.m. Jacksonville at Denver, 1 P.m. Cleveland al San Diego, 1 pm. Wasnmqlon at Dallas.

1 om. Philadelphia at Seattle. 1 p.m. Monday, Dec 4 Chicago at Detroit, 6 P.m. Raiders box Oakland 3 0 i SanDtevo 0 3 3-11 First Quarter Oak-FG Jaeger 30.

6 59. Second Quarter SO FG Carney 39. 300 SO-FG Carney 24, 10 32. Third Quarter SD-FG Carney 28, 13 38 Fourth Quarter Oak-FG Jaeger 26, 6 42. SD-FG Carney 38.

10:58. TEAM STATISTICS Oak SO First downs 16 17 Rushes-yards 76-130 31-78 Passing 16S 704 Punt Returns 3-29 M2 K'Ckoff Returns 2-47 3- 57 Intercept-ons Ret. 0-0 3-13 Comp-Atl-Int 24-34-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-27 3-33 Punts 3-37 5-40 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties -Yards 7-60 4-47 Time ol Possession 2804 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHiNG-Oakldnd, Williams 20-101, Kaufman 5-19, Ismail 1-0. San Diego. Hay-den 16-59.

Culver 9-22, Humphries 4-0, Harmon 2-(minus 3). PASSING Oakland, Evans 17-33-3-193 070. Humphf.es 74-34-0-736. RECEIVING Oakland, Williams 6-47. Hobos 3-53.

Brown 3-27. Kaufman 7-21, Ismail 1-70. 1-15, Glover 1-10. San Oego, Harmon 7-7. Seav 6-70, Jefferson 4-SS.

Culver 2-9, Young 2-2, Martin 1-14, Ellison 1-6. Havden 1-4 MISSED FIELD GOAL San D-ego, Carney SI. College Division l-AA playoffs By The Associated Press First Round Saturday, Nov. Delaware 38. Hofstra 17 Marsnali 38.

Jackson State Appalachian state Jt, James Maaison Northern Iowa 35, Murray Slate 34 Stephen Austin 34, Eastern Illinois 39 Montana 48. Eastern Kentucky 0 Georgia Southern 24, Troy Slate 21 McNeese St 33, Idaho 3 Quarterfinals Saturday, Dec. 2 Sites and times TBD McNeese SI (12-0) vs. Delaware (11-1) Northern lowa (8-4) vs Marshall (10-7) Appalachian State (17-0) vs. Stephen F.

Austin 110-1) Georgia Southern (9-3) vs. Montana (10-71 All Pac-10 team By The Associated Press The All Pacific-10 Conference Football Team, selected by the league's coaches and released Monday, includes position, Player, year and school. (ST indicates a special teams plaver, a non kicker or returner; AP indicates all -Purpose plaver)-First Team Offense OB Jake Plummer, Arizona St. RB Karim Aodul-Jabbar, UCLA RB Ricky Whittle, Oregon WR Keyshawn Johnson, USC WR Keith Poole. Arizona St TE Ern Conwell.

Washington OL Jonathan Ogden. UCLA OL Jeff Buckley. Stanford OL Mike Flanagan, UCLA OL John Michels. USC OL Juan Roque, Aruona St First Team Defense DL Ted Bruschi, Antona DL Regan Uoshaw. California DL Chuck Osborne.

Ariiona DL Darrell Russell, Soph. USC LB Jeremv Asher, Oregon LB Ink Ateaga, Jr. Washington LB Duane Ctemons. California DB Lawver Mtllov, Washington DB Brandon Sanders, Sr Aruona DB Alen Molden. Oregon DB Regqie Tongue, Sr Oregon St First Team Specialists PK Eric Abrams, Slanlord John Stonehouse, USC RS Damon Dun.

Stantord ST Armon Williams. Jr Arizona AP Ricky Whittle. Oregon Second Team Offense QB Mark Buttertield. Stanford RB Rashaan Shehee. Soph Washington RB Anthony Bookman, Stanford WR Crislm McLemore, Sr Oregon WR Mark Harris.

Sr Stanford TE Johnny McWilliams. USC OL Paul Wiggms, Jr Oregon OL Trevor Hightield, Washington OL Tim Camp. Oregon SI. OL Scott Sanderson. Jr Washington St OL Tank Glenn.

California OL Benn Olson, Fr Washington Second Team Defense DL Dwayne Sanders. Washington St DL Troy Bailey. Oregon DL Israel iteanvi, Sr USC DL Tom Holmes, Oregon St. LB Chns Hayes, Washington St. LB James Darling, Washington St LB Kane Kogers, Oregon St.

OB Sammv Knight. USC DB Milchelt Freeclman, Aruona SI DB Kelly Malveaux, Aruona DB Kenny Wheflton, Soon Oregon Second team Specialists PK Ryan Longwell, California George Martm, Washington St. RS Paul Guidry. UCLA ST Steve Lilly, California AP Na ii Beniamm, California AP Pat Tillman, Soph, Aniona St, Offensive Plaver of the Year WR Keyshawn Johnson. USC Defensive Plaver of the Year DE Tedy Bruschi, Arizona The NHL N4tionl Hockey Leasme Bv Tlw Associated Press All Times Pacific WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacihc Division Pts CF CA Colorado 14 4 4 33 88 60 LOS Angeles 10 10 IS 83 S3 Anaheim II 1 0 33 i ii Edmonton 7 11 19 59 81 Vancouver ill 1 II 10 It Cakwrv 3 IS II 49 84 San Jose 3 14 4 10 61 103 Central Division Detroit 13 6 2 31 79 S3 Toronto II 1 4 36 73 66 Winnipeg II 9 2 24 83 76 Chicago 10 9 4 24 79 73 Dallas 7 21 56 S7 SI Louis 8 13 3 19 52 66 EASTERN CONFERENCE Nortfseast Division TPU OF OA PittsDurgn 11 1 II 96 61 Montreal 13 I 35 66 57 Buffalo 10 10 2 22 68 63 Boston 8 9 4 30 71 73 Hartford 9 II 1 19 52 64 Oftaa 6 14 1 13 54 79 Atlantic Division Florida 5 I JS SS Philadelphia '4 6 4 32 86 55 NY Rangers '1 1 29 S3 70 Washington II 10 I 21 58 SI New Jersey 10 10 1 23 59 56 Tamoa Bav 9 10 4 22 67 79 V.

Islanders 4 14 3 II 53 B3 Monday'! Games New Jersev I. NT Rangers I. tie Tamoa Bav 2. Los Angeles 0 Buffalo 3. SI Louis 0 Tuesday's Games Ottawa at Pittsburgh.

4 30 m. Colorado al islanders. 4 30 p.m. Montreal al Detroit. (Mom Toronto al Winnipeg.

5:30 p.m. Chicago al Edmonton. 6 m. Wednesday's Games Caloarv at San Jose. 7 30 pm Buffalo al Rangers.

4 30 Colorado at New Jersev. 4 30 m. Hartford at Tampa Bay. 4 30 p.m. Philadelphia at Florida, 4 m.

Montreal al SI Louis. 5:30 m. Chicago at Vancouver. 7.30 pm Washington at Anaheim, 7.30 pm Sabres, 2-0 BurM 1 I 4-1 SI. Lours 0 0 10 First Period I.

Buffalo. LaFontaine 4 Auclette. Munil. 1:19. 2, Buffalo, LaFonlaine 7 17 76 ishl Second Period-None.

Third PerrtJO None Shots on goal-Buffalo 16-9-7-33. St. Louis 6-9-1 530. Power-piav Orxwluriities Buffalo 0 Of 11 SI Louis Ool I Goalies- Buffalo, Ha set, 9-9-2 (10 snots- tnomas 2-6 0-0 4. Alexander 7-15 7-4 16.

Moody 1-4 0-0 1. Keves 5-9 0-0 II. Earl 0-1 0-0 0. Biggs 2-17-7 6, Lener 0-0 0-0 0. Cason 0-0 0-0 0.

Scnneider 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 78-61 5-8 67 MARYLAND (70) Hipp 7-9 4-6 9. Booth 7-9 7-8 II, Lucas 4- 9 0-0 8. Simpkms 4-7 6-' 16, Rhodes 8-IS 5- 6 77. Elliott 7-4 0-0 4, Ekerie 01 0-0 0, Stokes 0-0 0-0 0.

Jasikevicius 0-1 0-0 0, Ko-var 0-0 0-7 0. Profit 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 72-SS 72-79 70 Halftime Towson State 39. Maryland 33. 3- Po.nl goals Towson stale 6-13 (Blakxk 4- 7.

Moody 1-3. Keves 1-2. Thomas 0-1), Maryland 4-9 (Simokms 7-3. Rhodes 1-2, Hipp 1-7, Jasikevicius 0-1. Lucas 0-1), Fouled out None Rebounds Towson Stale 37 (Thomas 6), Marvland 40 IRhodes 171 Assists Towson Stale 13 (Thomas 61, Maryland l' I Simpkms SI Total fouls Towson Stale 23, Maryland 14 Missouri, 89-75 TENNESSEE ST.

175) Wilson 10-18 6-8 31. Davis 2-3 4-5 9. Johnson 1-3 0-1 1. Page 7-8 7-7 6. Morns 5- 14 0-0 13.

Bond 1-31-3 1, Jenkins 1-7 4-7 6, Cepnus 0-0 0-1 0. Lee 7-4 0-0 5, Spencer 0-0 0-0 0, Alston 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 74-55 17-78 75, MISSOURI 1191 Tale 7-9 4-5 8. Thames 4-B 7-10 16. Simeon Halev 5-9 7-6 12, Allouche 1-1 1-2 4, WmLeld 1-4 1-2 1, Moore 5-9 5-6 15.

Sutherland 4-S 1-4 14, Grimm 3-9 4-4 11, Sammie Hak-y 0-1 0-0 0. Hardge 1-3 1-4 1, Combs 0-0 0-0 0. Murdock 0-0 3-4 3. Wallher 0-0 0-0 0. Ferguson 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 36-59 31-47 89 Halftime Missouri 41.

Tennessee St 36 3-Poinl goals-Tennessee St 10-3' (Wilson 5-17. Morris 3-6. Davis l-l. Lee 1-3. John- son 0-1.

Bond 0-1, Page 0-3), Missouri 6-14 (Sutherland 3-4, Allouche 1-3, Thames 1-3, Grimm 1-4. Tale 0-21. Fouled out-Wilson, Davis. Johnson, Page, Morris Rebounds-Tennessee SI 16 (Wilson. Morris 91.

Missouri 43 IGrimm, Simeon Halev 81 Assisls-Tennesse St 12 IDavis 61. Missouri 17 IMoore ') Total touls Tennessee St. 30, Missouri 25 TectvKal-Page A- 13,300 Michigan, 82-52 ST. FRANCIS. PA.

(37) Woosler 6-11 2-4 16. Martin 7-11 7-2 6. Taylor 6-B 0-0 12. Roberts 3-8 0-0 9. De-Van I -5 0-0 3.

Brandt 1 -4 0-0 2. Hamilton 0-1 0-00, Churchill 1-20-07, Adekunle 0-2 0-00, Fox 1-7 0-0 2, McClelland 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 21-54 4-6 57 MICHIGAN 114) Milthell 4-8 1-7 9, Tavky 6-10 0-0 11, Baston 6-7 1-4 IS. Bullock 5-7 7-7 IS. Conlan 4- 5 0-0 17.

Fife 0-4 0-0 0. Ward S-10 1-4 II. Travkx 1-5 1-2 White l-l 0-0 7, Morton 0-1 0-0 0 Oliver 1-1 0-0 7 DeKuiper 0-0 1-7 Stvndlar 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 34-60 9-16 84. Halftime Michigan 38, SI. Francis.

Pa. 37 3-point goals St Francis 6-33 I Roberts 3-8, Woosler 3-5, DeVan 1-4. Taylor 0-1, Brandt 0-7. Martin 0-31. Michigan 7-13 IConlan 4-4, Bullock 3-3.

Mitchell 0-1, Fife 0- 3, Ward 0-31 Fouled oul-Martin Rebounds SI Francis, Pa (Martin, Taylor 51. Michigan 14 (Baston 71 Assists-SI. Francis, Pa II (Woosler, Roberts 31. Michigan 70 (Bullock. Conlan 5).

Total fouls-SI. Francis, Pa. 19. 'Michigan 10 A 13,109. Virginia, 87-58 WILLIAM MARY (SB) Arnold 3-3 0-0 6, Parker 5-8 0-0 10, Culty 1- 7 5-6 Verkev 7-12 0-0 19.

Bracv 1-14 1-2 3. Filtgibbons 3-6 0-0 5. Home 0-4 0-0 0. Harmon 0-2 6-6 6. Fittgibbons 1-3 0-0 2, Lammersen 0-0 0-7 0.

Jennings 0-1 0-0 0. Tolals 70-40 17-16 SB. VIRGINIA (87) Nolan 6-13 1-3 13, Co Alexander 4-4 3-4 II. CO Alexander 3-3 0-0 4, Staples 6-16 1-3 16. Deane 4-15 6-6 17.

Robinson 4-6 1-7 9. Johnson l-S 4-4 6, Melhenev 2-4 2-4 6, Presley 0-3 0-0 0. Walton 0-0 0-2 0. Watkms 2- 3 1-3 5, Curtis 0-1 0-0 0, McLaughlin 0-0 0-0 0 Tolals 31-72 19-79 87 Halltime Virginia 40, William Mary 17. 1-Point goals-William Mary 6-1' (Verkev 5-8.

BFitlgibbons l-l. Horne 0-1, Bracv 0-5), Virginia 6-27 Deane 3-9, Staples 3- 17. Johnson 0-1) Fouled out-None. Rebounds-William a Mary 33 (Cullv 8), Virginia S6 (Melhenev 121. Assists William fvlarv 10 (Bracv 61.

Virginia 18 (Deane B). Total fouls-William Mary 71. Virginia 17. Georgia Tech, 87-76 CAMPBELL 174) Best 9-77 4-4 74, Williams 7-2 0-0 4. King 7-5 1-2 Pogue l-l 0-0 2, Neely '-IS 0-2 70.

Hurst 4-8 7-7 14. Holdan 0-10-0 0. Miller 7-4 7-7 Tolals 2'-58 9-14 '6. GEORGIA TECH (8') Harpring 6-9 6-B 19. Maddos 0-3 2-2 3, Elisma 1-3 2-3 4.

flAarbury 9-1' 3-7 76. Barry 5- 10 B-B 70. Hodge 0-0 0-0 0. Gaston 7-4 0-0 4. Saunders 4-8 3-3 17 Totals 37-54 33-36 87.

Halftime Georgia Tech 43. Campbell 31. 3-point goals-Campbell 13-15 (Neelv 6-13. Hurst 4-6, Best 1-1, Miller l-l, Holdan 0-1), Georgia Tech 10-71 (Marbury 6-17. Barry 2-1.

Harpring 1-7, Saunders 1-7. Maddox 0- 1. Gaslon 0-1) Fouled out-Neely ReboundsCampbell 75 (Best 71, Georgia Tech 3' (Harpring 11). Assists-Campbell 19 (Pogue II). Georgia Tech 77 IBarry 9).

Total fouls Campbell 31. Georgia Tech IS. A 8,439. Southern Cal, 80-78 SOUTHERN CAL (80) Wilson 10-17 1-3 71. Boseman 6-14 1-1 16.

Crouse S-l) 3-4 13, Martin 7-11 0-1 17, Murray 3-7 0-0 6, Reuter 3-6 0-0 5. Strong 1- 10-0 2. Dawson 0-0 0-00 Totals 34-67 4-11 BO PENN 178) Laster 0-3 0-0 0, Graham 7-4 1-7 6. Krug 9-14 l-l 73, Bowman 7-17 6-9 24. Lvren 3-10 1-1 7, Mo.

lev S-10 0-0 14. Romanciuk 0-1 0-0 0. Guthrie l-S 0-0 3. Brown 1-4 1-3 1, Kapetanovic 0-0 O-O 0. Totals 78-69 10-35 78.

Halttime-Southern Cal 38. Perm 17. 3-Point goars-Socrthern Cal 6-14 (Martin 3-4, Boseman 1-4, Reuter 1-3, Murray 0-1) Perm 7-35 (Krug 3-4. Moilev l-S. Gralsam l-l, Bowman l-S.

Laster 0-7, Brown 0-11 Fouled out-Tvone Rebounds Southern Cat 41 (Wilson 10). Penn 36 (Bowman 9). Assists Southern Cat IB (Murray 10), Pern 18 (Bowman 101 Total fouls Southern Cal IS. Perm IS. College Women Top 25 games How the too is teams tn The Associated press' women's college basketball poll fared No 3 Tennessee 11-01 beat No.

10 Texas Teen 61-44 No. 4 Vanderbilt 12-0) beat Manhattan 85-64 No 9 Arkansas (4-11 beat Texas Southern 91-15 No 10 Texas Tech (Ml lost to No 1 Tennessee 81-44 30 saves) St Louis Fuhr 9-12-3 A-1S76S (19,260) Reteree-R'Chartj Trottier. Linesmen AnrJv McElman, Dan Schachte. Devils-Rangers, 1-1 New Jersev 1 0 0 01 N.Y. Rangers 1 0 0 0-1 First Period 1.

New York. Oriver 1 iRoOitailte, Ferrarol, S02 (po) 2, New Jersev, Guerm i Thomas. Svkora). 1944. Second Period -None.

Third Penod-None Penaltv-Holik, NJ (holding. 12 it Overtime None Shots cn goal New Jersev 13-16-10-2 dl Uew York 6-9-12-1-28 Power-piav Opportunities New Jersev 0 Ol 4. New York 1 ol 4 GoaNes-New Jersev, Brodeur 7-9-3 (28 shols-27 New York, Richter B-7-2 (41-401. (18,2001 Reteree Bill McCreary. Linesmen GorrJ Broseker, Kevin Collins.

Lightning, 2-0 LoiArtgetM 0 0 0-0 Tampa Bay 2 0 0 I First Period 1, Tampa Bav. Selivanov 12 (Hamrlik, Burr), 2. Tampa Bay, Burr 7 (Houkler, Cullent, 12 S9. Second FriocNorie. Third Period None.

Snots on goat-Los Angeles 13-14-16-45. Tampa Bav 17-10-13-40. Power-piav Opportunities Los Angeles 0 of Tampa Bav 0 ot 2. Goalies Los Angeles, Hrudev 0-2-0 (40 shots-38 saves) Tampa Bay. Puppa 9-4-4 (44-45) Reteree Mark Faucette.

Linesmen-Ron Finn, Tim Nowak. I nr.TT.nr.T.Tri Monday's Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORlOLES-Named Pal Gillick general manager, and signed him to a three-vear contract. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Claimed Darren Burton, outfielder, oH waivers from the Chicago Cubs OAKLAND ATHLETICS Named Jim Bloom director ot public Teddy Santiago media relations manager, and Mike Selleck baseball information manager. TEXAS RANGERS Sent Terry Burrows, pitcher, outnght to Oklahoma City ot the American Association National League COLORADO ROCKlES-Agreed to terms with vmny Castilla, third baseman, on a two-vear contract FLORIDA MARLINS Announced Darrell Whitmore, outfielder, cleared waivers and has been assigned to Charlotte of the International League PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Agreed to terms with sd Fernandei. pitcher, on a one-vear contract.

BASKETBALL National Basketball AisKiaton PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Activated Buck Williams, forward, from the injured list Placed Harvey Grant, forward, on the iniured list VANCOUVER GRIZZLIES-Traded Be-noit Beniamm. center, to the Milwaukee Bucks tor Eric Murdock, guard, and Eric Mobiev. center. Waived Rich Manning, center Placed Ashraf Amaya. forward, on the mured list WASHINGTON BULLETS-Activated Chris Webber, forward, from the iniured list.

Waived Mike Peolowski. center Continents Basketball Association CHICAGO ROCKERS-Activated Marcus Webb, lorward-center, from iniured reserve Waived Dave Ferfl. center. SAN DIEGO WILDCARDS-Activated Marc Carter, forward, from intured reserve. YAKIMA SUN KINGS-Activated Johnnie Htiiiard, guard.

Waived Nate Htggs, tor-ward FOOTBALL National FoorbaH League NEW YORK JETS-Reieased Todd Srott. safetv. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Signed Art Monk, wide receiver, to a one-year contract, HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL-Suspended Los Angeles Kings left wing Eric LacfOi for five games and fined Passing Player Alt Comp Yds Int TD Volarvictl 144 72 1114 2 I Johnston 113 60 700 6 i Robinson 1 60 0 0 Opponent 311 171 2096 I IS College Men Top 25 games How the too 35 teams In The Associated Press college basketball poll fared Monday: 13 Missouri 17-0) beat Tennessee Stale 89-75 15 Virginia 17-01 beat William Mary 7-58 19 Maryland 11-11 beat Towson State 70-67 70 Georgia Tech 14-1) beat Campbell 87-76. 74 Michigan (1-7) beat St. Francis.

Pa. 84-53 Scores FAR WEST Colorado 85, nw Louisiana 87 Montana '5, Sacramento St '0 Regis '6. Evangel 67 Teas-EI Paso '3, New Mekico SI 67 Wyoming 97, Denver 83 SOUTHWEST Ark -Little Rock 91. Sam Houston St. 89.

OT Middle Term 91. Oral Roberts 74 Southern Meth '4. tsardin-Sirnmons 45 MIDWEST Bowling Green 90. Heidelberg S9 Butter 56. Hanover S3 DePaul 91, UC Santa Barbara 71 Loyola, III 107.

Trinity, III 81 Miarru. Ohio 90. New Hampshire 64 Michigan 84, St Francis. Pa. 57 Missouri 89.

Tennessee SI 7S SE Missouri B7. Oakland City 71 SOUTH Alcorn St. 76. Cleveland SI 67 Appalachian St 90. Catawba 87 Austin Peav 68.

Illinois 65 Cent Florida 101. Palm Beach Atlantic 74 Citadel 94. Newberry 45 Coll ol Charleston 84. Southern Wesley an 49 Davidson 84. Mississippi 83.

OT Delaware St '3. SI Francis. NY 68 Tennessee St. 86. Carson-Newman 63 Florida St 97, Howard U.

SI Furman BO. Erskine Georgia 88. Georgia Southern 44 Georgia Teen 87. Campbell 76 Liberty 87, Mount SI Mary's. Md 72 McNeese SI 83, Houston 81, OT Miami 76.

Florida Atlantic 54 Carolina SI 97. Wmthrop 48 NE Louisiana 114. Ark -MonlicellO 81 Radford 94. Davis Etkms 49 SE Louisiana 110. Teias Coll.

7S Samford 66. Term. Temple 47 South Alabama 74, Abilene Christian 64 South Carolina 97, S. Carolina SI. 70 Term -Martin 88.

Covenant 65 Tennessee Tech 90. Cumberland. Term, SS Tulane 88 Centenary 75 Vanderbilt 97, Wofford 59 Virginia 87, William 8, Mary SB EAST Boston College 97, Holy Cross 60 Buffalo 78, Rutgers 74 Delaware 100, Washington, Md. SB Dreiel 87. St Ansetm S9 Lafayette 'B.

Cornea 69, OT Maryland 70, Towson St. 6' Perm St 99. Vermont 61 Princeton 67. Lehigh 45 Southern Cal 80. Perm 78 Maryland, 70-67 TOWSON STATE 147) BUtcclt 9-il 0-0 22.

Detlinger 7-4 1-2 S. OFFENSE Pts Avg Pnoemi II 1706 109 6 Atlanta 17 1796 1080 Washington II 1166 1060 Seattle 14 1476 105 4 Chartotte 13 1 364 104 9 Utan 14 1463 104 5 Chicago II 1748 104 0 Houston 13 1351 1039 Denver 12 1744 103' GoldenState II 134' 1036 LA Lakers 13 1 344 103 4 New York II 11)4 102 8 Orlando 13 1371 1016 A Clippers II 1370 101 Boston II 1)16 1015 Portland 17 171' 1014 Sacramento I) 1311 1009 Tore I) 1)06 100 Player Brisler 31-655-8, Noce 39-415-3, Robinson 23-307-1, Churchill 15-113-0, Marini 13-164-1, Ste- iftWK 9.1S7.S r.nWu I.UJI I lllsu S.SJ.I Corcoran 2-34-0. Lopel 3-0-0, Dedrick 1-SO-fl Trntta, 1.I4J1 Srhautl 1.IC.A Boys Basketball Junior varsity boys basketball Aptos 44, Goniales SS. Top scorers -Gonialel 15. Padilla IS i Al.

Saldana 14, Lo-per 10 ICI. Record Aptos 2-0. Girls Basketball Junior varsity San lorerao Valley SS, Santa Clara 31. Top scorers Knutson 17, Beverniclr. 13 ISLVI; McCurry I.

Caguiat I ISC). Record -SLV 3-0. Alumni football The 3rd annual Aptos High vs. Watsonville High alumni rootball game Is scheduled tor Dec. 16 at Watsonville.

KiclroH at 5 m. Cost 535 per plaver. Gear provided. Proceeds benefit respective athletic departments Intormehon: 1510) 833-9381 lor Aptos, 721-6311 lor Watsonville. David Letterman: 'Last week, the Don King fraud trial ended ina mistrial.

If it's any consolation for prosecutors, Don King already looks like he's been in' the electric chair.".