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4D DETROIT FREE PRESSTUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1989 Reaction Side bets TANK MCNAMARA By MwHinds Prop 42 criticism ensures TMl MAV 1W6 fR9T TiM WT)JWi? IMS CMlP I KiOTONJ HT 1 ft IN THEIR NBA MlTORV THAT TiG YJSJ: 1 Wfc, CAIO'T TfeU- 1 S'tuFFeRi-WVeMAPAKiAcruAu BkLL ZJL you ujMataimkiu- 1 1, THAIS'. Monday's question: Who won the first NFL championship? Answer: The Chicago Bears beat the Portsmouth Spartans, 9-0, at Chicago's Wrlgley Field on Dec. 18, 1932. A two-yard touchdown pass from Red Grange to Bronco Nagurski broke up a scoreless game early in the fourth quarter for the Bears. Today's question: Who holds the Pistons' team record for most blocked shots In a season? Wt pay $5 II your quutlon snd antwor ar published.

Monday's queatlon cam from Joy Troczynskl of Dearborn Send your questions to Side Bete, Sports Department, Detroit Free Press, 321 W. Lafayette, Detroit 4S231. 2d look Proposition 42, from Page ID Western Michigan signed four partial qualifiers last year in all sports, "and three of them made it," said athletic director Leland Byrd. "We don't just accept them across the Windsor raceway NFL Playoffs College basketball NORTHvlLLE Bast bet: Show Vanistic in the first race. Sleeper: Trip The Light in the sixth race.

AP Top 20 AP Top 20 Best gimmick bet: Wheel 7-5-all, 7-all-5 in the Monday's results Wild card results NATIONAL CONFERENCE 6. Michigan vs. Ohio Slate, Inc. 8. Missouri at Virginia Tech.

Inc. Listed with first-place votes in parentheses, points, records through Sunday and last ranking dm para, 1 03 25 eighth-race triactor. Post time: 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 28, Los Angeles Rams 17 10. Nevada-Las Vegas vs.

Fullerlon State, Inc Bio Mlraoe (V.Fisherl 35.) 13.80 6. CapHin Vance (M.Kakaley) 5.40 3.00 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Houston 24, Cleveland 23 PP HORSE LAST 3 FIN. COMMENT DRIVER n. Syracuse vs. Connecticut, Inc.

12. Seton Hall vs. Villanova, Inc. 16. Ohio Stale at Michigan, Inc.

elm. pace mile: Fast Charter (Jordan) 2.40 Breeiv Little Dude, Ml Agulb Amigo, Teteprompter, Quick Stag, Commanche 4-Show Vanistic 1-4-2 Can take anothw Gate 20. Stanford vs. Miami Inc. Conference semifinals Red.

Perfects (7-6) paid S158.20 Trifecta (7-i-5) paid S624.M 2- Viking Time 9-2-t Position suits D.Duford 1 King 3-6-3 Factor on best R.Kerr 3- Splurge 5-6-6 Trouble In last Fralelgh Midwestern Collegiate Brooklyn College al SI. Louis, Inc. cond pan, 1 205 1S a -r-iying Mamon -4-j anopping arouna iropei 6 Account Executive 4-7-6 In for a tag Dlckei NATIONAL CONFERENCE Chicago 20, Philadelphia 12 San Francisco 34, Minnesota 9 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Buffalo 17, Houston 10 Chicory Pal 8.40 4.20 Flashy Image (R.Rolh) 2940 12.20 2d cond. trot, mile: State w-l pts last 1. Duke (51) 13-0 1266 1 2.

Illinois (13) 15-0 1229 2 3. Georgetown 12-1 1070 7 4. Louisville 12-2 998 9 5. Oklahoma 13-2 947 3 6. Michigan 14-2 935 6 7.

Iowa 13-2 607 5 8. Missouri 14-3 779 10 9. Arizona 11-2 729 12 10. Nevada-Las Vegas 11-2 666 11 11. Syracuse 14-3 651 4 12.

Seton Hall 15-1 645 13 13. North Carolina 14-3 639 8 14. Florida Slate 12-1 541 14 15. North Carolina Stale 11-1 477 15 16. Ohio Stale 12-3 268 18 17.

Kansas 14-2 191 16 18. Tennessee 11-2 179 17 19. Indiana 13-4 115 20. Stanford 12-3 112 Henderson 2-5-9 In a photo Sugar Chris (Rn.Munlz) 3.W Hunts Express, Bebop A Lu La, Dance MacDonnell Tropea Gale 3 Lurvis 4- Ashlee 7-DJS Baby '1- Miss LaSaHe 2-Armbro Gossip 5 No Time For Tears 6 Zacharys Crown 3-6-3 Catch a part 1- 7-5 Qualified ok 2- 7-5 Last was ok 3- 8-6 Improving 2-2-6 Interesting 4- 2-5 Be heard from Cincinnati 21, Seattle 13 Conference finals NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Francisco 28, Chicago 3 Wtlhme Henry, GS Bev, Slu Foot. Perfect (4-3) paid 5405.00 Trifecta (4-3-1) paw 1840.40 Dally Double (7-4) paid Murtagh Grand Rapids Baptist al Aquinas, inc.

Saginaw Valley al Norlhwood, Inc Women's state Saginaw Valley Slate 65, Norlhwood 48 Sunday's results i Wright 3d-SZ, cond pact, I MS lS 3d -S 1,500, dm. pace mile: Caoey Llnd (Succarolle) 6.20 5 20 3. Tip Up Town (P.Norrls) 3.40 3.00 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cincinnati 21, Buffalo 10 Super Bowl XXIII Sugar FHoht J.James 4. 3-2-5 Top contender Novlck 2- 2-4 Classy sort Gale 3- 7-7 Showing the signs McKnght 9-9-4 Odd oood one Lackey AP TOP 20 (last week's ranking) Miss Debbv De, Sally Skloper, Steve De, 3. Oklahoma lost to Pittsburgh, 99-91 2 Skip By Spring I Camelknees 5- Anker, Express Time Flier 3- Springf lew Chief 4 Sail On Bye 6- Kent Seelster 7- Bayside Willie 9 Kievys Peanut 8-7-7 Walt awhile Riesberry North Carolina lost lo Virgin a.

106-83 "Obviously the NCAA and the people responsible for this decision have no compassion for people less fortunate than themselves. You'd have to be totally blind not to see exactly who this will affect the most. It will affect so many, many underprivileged kids. For so many their only chance in life is to get this. They don't have any other avenues out." Ben Kelso, Detroit Cooley basketball coach "It hurts the marginal kids.

Some kids can come in as Prop 48 casualties, not meeting the minimum requirements, but still wind up graduating. Under this Proposal 42, we're denying a four-year education to these kids. They can still get in junior colleges, but that's not the same opportunity or competition level." Charles Wilson, MSU assistant athletic director and academic adviser "If we're serious about the issues facing athletes today, then we need to set some standards, and that's what we're trying to do. We know full well that less than two percent of college athletes have a chance to reach the professional level. So I think it's best to prepare the other 98 percent academically for a successful future." Roy Kramer, Vanderbilt athletic director "I think there is too much emphasis put on the ACT and SAT scores You take a look at Terry Mills and Rumeal Robinson, and they've made it.

You're punishing the kids when you want to hurt the schools that let anybody in and don't care if they graduate." Jim Harkema, Eastern Michigan football coach SUNDAY (at Miami) Advance warning, Kawarlha Pilgrim. Perfecta (4-6) paid 190.60 First-half Tri-Super (4-6-8) paid S362.60 9. Louisville beat Georgia Tech, 67-65 5-7-B For a part Ferriss 4-6-7 Durable sort R.Kerr San Francisco vs. Cincinnati, 5:00 Others receiving votes: Georgia Tech 49, Providence 40, Texos-EI Paso 24, Villanova 2), Pittsburgh 10, Cal-Sanla Barbara 9, St. John's 9, St.

Mary's (Calif.) 8, West Virginia 8, Notre Dame 5, Ball Slate 3, Georgia 3, Alabama 1, Boise State 1, Clemson 1, Evansvllle 1, Virginia 1. board. Our admissions people have to see enough in their track record to feel they're going to make it." The rule was submitted by the Southeastern Conference, which already had adopted it for its own schools. SEC commissioner Harvey Schiller said it is an attempt to compel high schools to raise academic standards. "What we hope is that it will force the high schools to do a better job of preparing students, so they can do a better job in college," Schiller said Monday.

Vanderbilt chancellor Joe B. Wyatt said Proposal 42 stemmed from the SEC's experience with marginal students in the past. "When we looked at the issue and the data in the conference, what we found was the non-qualifiers having inordinate amounts of academic difficulties," Wyatt said. "Graduation rates were very bad, many players were not making it past their second year on campus, and it seemed to us we were sending the wrong signal to high school and middle school-age kids. "We must not delude young people into thinking that because they have special athletic ability they can ignore their academic work," 8-6-4 Stopped In latest Rankin 14.

Florida State beat Tennessee, 101-90 17. Tennessee lost to Florida State, 101-90 19. Georgia Tech lost to Louisville, 67-65 5-4-4 Newcomer M.Willlams cond para, I 35 PmmyPrlmrose(Wrght) 13.60 9.20 3.20 Live Current (M.Shaull) 17.40 6.80 elm. pace mile: LATEST LINE STATE Henry Ford CC 90, Delia CC 79 Jingle Hill (M.Rolh) 2.40 UPI Top 20 Downwvn Vic, Dusty corners, Jeremy 3- Shady Hill Lad 2-2-3 Slight preference R.Kerr 3G Java 5-8-5 Capable newcomer Johnson 6-Sun Skipper 6-4-1 Will argue Rankin 1- Band Of Hope 2-4-1 Always tough Henderson 4- Image First 6-4-6 Hard to figure Tropea Listed with first-place votes In parentheses, points, records through Sunday and last ranking Home teams In CAPITALS Star, GS Becky, A McCaukiy, Perfecta (3-8) paid S2B5.60 Trifecta (3-8-2) paid $96.3.80 3- uassic crystal 4-2-3 For a part tale Glantz-Culver 74, Northern Michigan 54 WOMEN'S BIG TEN Illinois 71, Minnesota 60 Indiana 79, Michigan 55 Iowa 84, Ohio Stale 70 Purdue 69, Wisconsin 56 MIDWEST 5th-s 1,700, elm. trot mile; 1-5-4 Possible repeater Megens 7-Handys Profile Sunday's results SUPER BOWL (Sunday at Miami) San Francisco 7 over Cincinnati cond trot, 206 45 2- 1-2 In new hands Grunkemeyer 3- 1-2 Rates attention D.Duford 3-9-2 Minor part CHcken 3-8-7 A possibility Henderson Over-unden 47 Jordin (Te.Buler) 16 40 7.40 4.00 Notlawa Proohet (Faurot) 4.80 3.00 Illinois State 91, Bradley 83 Tri-Stale 91, Indlana-Purdue-indlanapolls 86 NBA 9 Garrison Blue 4- Bee Win 1- Gemayre 2- Frasers Dol 3- Cons Success 5- High Cloud 6- Devalr 8 Dream Builder ATLANTA 5 over Milwaukee CHICAGO 9 over Indiana Houston 2 over SACRAMENTO 5- 6-2 Been off Johnson 8-7-5 In and outer Vkjgers 3-3-2 Drops in value R.Duford 6- 4-2 Tough trip last Gale Sparky John (W.Carler) 5.60 Smokln Star, Mary Land New World, Heza Gem, I Am A Promise.

Perfecta (1-3) paid S65.00 OTHERS Kino's (N Y) 70. F. Dickinson-Madison 65 NEW JERSEY 6i over San Antonio w-l pts last 1. Duke (37) 13-0 625 1 2. Illinois (5) 15-0 593 2 3.

Louisville 12-2 429 9 4. Georgetown 12-1 403 7 5. Michigan 14-2 378 6. Oklahoma 13-2 339 3 7. Arizona 11-2 298 10 6.

Iowa 13-2 286 6 8. Missouri 14-3 286 12 10. Nevada-Las Vegas 11-2 225 11 11. Syracuse 14-3 223 4 12. North Carolina 14-3 211 8 13.

Selon Hall 15-1 183 13 14. Florida State 12-1 163 14 15. Norlh Carolina Stale 11-1 160 17 16. Ohio Stale 12-3 47 15 17. Indiana 13-4 30 18.

Stanford 12-3 24 19. Providence 13-1 1) 18 20. Tennessee 11-2 8 18 20. Georgia Tech 10-4 8 16 New Mexico Highlands 103. Fori Lewis 91 Trifecta (1-3-4) paid 1651.60 6th $2,200, cond.

pace, mile: Rhode Island College 93, West New England 65 1-1-4 Has the speed DJWclntosh 1 Exhilarating 5lh-S2v600, cond para, 02 45 Phoenix 6 over MIAMI PORTLAND 6Vi over Utah SEATTLE 16 over LA Clippers Shenandoah 95. Lvnchburg 75 South Alabama 97, North Carolina-Charlotte 83 Brandy Bo Bo(Mclmy) 7.40 4.40 3.60 Double Stakes (Currlerjr) 6.20 3.40 6-3-6 Getting better Harris 2-4-2 Be heard from Viggers 4-5-4 Pass Dlcken 6-2-2 Trouble in last Fraleigh NHL St Joseph's (L.I.I 97. Green Mountain tu Otaro Dynamite Kid (B.DeFay) 5.60 Speedy oh no.F re, Noe 's Surprise. 6- Rabbit Hood 3- MB Perry 2 Grand Jazz 4- Trefoil Joel 5- Scootin Fast 7- Trip The Light 8- Klntore Fred 9- Wavelength Temple 80, George Washington 68 Texas Christian 70, Rice 64 Washington 82, California 60 DETROIT, -Vi Calgary, even Los Angeles, -V4 ST. LOUIS, even Philadelphia, -'2 VANCOUVER, even j-s-a Minor porrion wcueoa Raster, Bandit Queen.

Perfecta (1-3) paid 159.00 4-2-6 Expect improvement Hardy 8-3-8 Tab for later Alnsworth 4-1-8 First start Gale stjuron. -'l ISLANDERS, even Trifecta (1-3-5) paid J330.80 Tri-Super carrvoven $12,405 QUEBEC, New Jersey, even Pittsburgh 99, Oklahoma 91 cond trot, 203 25 OKLAHOMA (91) cond. pace, mile: 6-Mystery Tour 7-9-9 Must consider Well wood 3-First Admiral 8-2-3 Consistent times T.Kerr 1-Chuckles Almahurst 3-6-1 Rail an asset Hardy Vera Herterl(Jordan) 3.00 2.20 2.10 Green And Go U.Wheeler) 3.40 2.20 Jones 0-90-1 0, Bell 1-3 0-1 2, King 12-192-2 TENNIS Magic Begonia (Hennssevj 2.20 26, BloVIOCk 12-28 9-10 37, MulllnS 2-6 0-1 5, sas-Llllle Rock, Ball Slate, Clemson, Connecticut, Memphis State, Notre Dame, Oregon State, St. Mary's Texas-El Paso, Villanova, Wichita Stale. Holmes 0-1 0-2 0, Henry 1-1 3-4 5, Wiley 7-6 2-4 2-LynxDomarr 4-7-1 Due for better Wright 4 Pills Potions 5-8-8 Hard to ilgure SulHvan 16, Merlin 0-2 0-0 0.

Totals 35-77 16-25 91. 5--Dinger 2-7-5 Nipped In fast Tropea 7 Consecrate 3-6-4 Factor on best Johnston hngiisn jack, jonnny Mike, gvspv Magic, Thee Accountant. SCRATCHED: Rompawav Blitz. Perfecta (1-8) paid $13.20 Trifecta (1-8-2) paid 127.60 PITTSBURGH (99) Chnrler 11. IX 1C.1B Da.Ib, 4-C Australian Open th 11,500, dm.

pace mile: Merlin 3-4 5-6 1 1, Matthews 3-10 0-0 8, Miller 4-i BOWLING 1-3-4 Can take another D.Duford AT MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 7 Striking Higher 2-3 13, Cavanaugh 0-3 0-1 0, Brookln 8-166-9 24. Totals 31-63 30-42 99. Monday's first-round results 2-5-1 Rates close by Ainsworth 64-6 Must overcome post T.Kerr Men's singles: Jan Gunnarsson Halftime: Pittsburgh 55-49. Three-point def. Henri Leconte (6), 6-4, 6-3, 6-2; Men's state tournament 5-3-3 With a trip Tomas 7-6-8 Pass Riesberry 7-6-1 Faces tough task Murtagh Anders Jarrvd def.

Ian Peter-Budge, i-j zip 9 Dovers Director 1- Benson 2- Datson 3- Gemstar Fiddler 4 Doctor Magic 6 Tiger Dave 8 It's A Necessity cond pace, 15 Milan Bvrd(Flsher) 4.20 2.60 2.20 Janko (J.James) 2.80 2.20 Bernies Pride (D.Wright) 2.80 Bad Dream, Our Mightv Slorm, Surfln USA, Warrior Leader. SCRATCHED: Stra-Katl Glny. Perfecta (3-6) paid 113.00 Trifecta (3-6-1) paid 145.00 goals: Oklahoma 5-19 (Jones 0-6, Blavlock 4-10, Mullins 1-3), Pittsburgh 7-17 (Porter 0-1, Matthews 2-4, Miller 3-7, Brookln 2-5). AT BATTLE CREEK (through two weeks) 6-0, 7-5, 6-0; Jonas B. Svensson del.

SINGLES ACTUAL: 1. Jeff Adamczvk. 6- 3-y Goes along KAerr 7- 2-5 In and outer Tropea 8- 5-3 Can move In Bartholomew Menno costing, 6-2, 6-0, 6-4; Broder-ick Dyke def. Kent Klnnear, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4; Niclas Kroon def. Charles Honey, 6- Livonia, 751 SINGLES HANDICAP: 1.

Ron Jollev. cond. trot, mile: Louisville 67, Georgia Tech 65 LOUISVILLE (67) 0, 7-5, 6-4; Helner Moralng def. Thierry Tulasne, 6-2, 6-2, 1-0 default 6 Armbro Gears 1-1-1 Earned top billing Livonia, 749(36)-785; 2, Jeff Adamczvk, Livonia, 75K24I-775: 3. Rio Eastman.

Midd- Eald Hardy 3-5-8 Rates close by -Trotting Fever Payne 4-8 2-2 12. Klmbro 4-7 0-0 9. Ellison 9- But some coaches say Proposal 42 would do nothing more than exclude economically deprived athletes of a college education. "Why do we keep bringing up rules that eliminate kids from college?" asked Robert Dozier, football coach at Detroit Mackenzie High. "It's just another means of eliminating kids from low economic backgrounds.

And what about those kids from rural Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee? The poor white kids are going to be affected, too." Dominic Livedoti, football coach at Olivet College, said: "It seems like Prop 42 has cheated the athletes an extra lick. It seems like we might not be giving them the. chance they need and that scares the hell out of me. "We're taking something away from the young athlete who thought he had a chance. Prop 48 didn't do anything like that." Ricky Byrdsong, University of De 162-5 20, Williams 3-4 1-2 7, Smith 1-9 2-2 4, Sullivan 1-32-24.

Soencer 4-7 1-2 9. Holden 1-1 0-02. 8th 13,100, cond pace, Ml 45 Time And Place(Jrdn) 4.40 2.80 2.80 Fulla Trickster (J.James) 4.00 3.00 Ima Something (A.Mcllmry) 3.60 Armbro Etiquette, Jewel, Sassy Louise, Rebecca Dawn, Fifty Seven One. Perfecta (4-6) paid 119.80 Trifecta (4-6-7) paid 1113.80 ed; Brett Gamed def. Young-MIn Kwon, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2; Beulel def Laurent Prades, 0-6, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1; Damlr Keretlc def.

Lars Wahlgren, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 1 1-9); Nell Henderson Budway Alnswortn Ferriss Totals 27-55 10-15 67. 1- Dovers Noble 2- Jo Brlsco 3- Dee Brisco 5-The Bytowner 7 -Hey Lucky Charm 8 Straight Joy 9 -Balfour Jason z-4-6 signs ot nte 7-6-5 Maybe later 3-8-1 For apart 1-8-6 Been freshened 3- 2-1 Watch once 1-1-4 Last two good 4- 5-4 Factor on best levllle, 654(102)-756; 4, Mike Gerred, Alma, 674(66)-740; 5, Jeff McManus, Muskegon, 735(4-0) 735. 6, Bob Bovle, Mlddlevllle, 655(4-78) 733; 7, Jim Gostovlch, Bay City, 724(4-0) 724; 8, Jim Buzzle, Alpena, 657(66)-723; 9, Brian Olm-slead, Hastings, 692(4-30) 722; 10, Tim Bower, Bay City, 640(4-8)) 721, and Greg Carr, Lansing, 703(481-721 Coadlc D.Duford Fenn Brood def. Cyril suk, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-1. 6-2.

GEORGIA TECH (65) Hammonds 9-17 1-1 19, Sherrod 0-4 0-0 0, Brilllan 1-30-1 2, Scotl 6-22 3-3 24, Oliver 3-8 7-y 14, McNe I -2 2-2 4. Brown 0-1 2-4 2. Wh more 10th $1,500, dm. pace mile: Mats Wllander (1) def. Tobias Svanlesson, 6-3, 2-6, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3; Goran Ivanisevic def.

Magnus Lars-son, 6-3, 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (9-7); T.odd 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-57 15-20 65. 8 Pamela Anne 6-6-3 Factor at level Haltltme: Georgia Tech 36-33. Three-po nt DOUBLES ACTUAL: 1. Dale Hofmelsler Johnston T.Kerr Hardy Riesberry cond pace, 24)0 45 Teks Image(Cooeland) IS 80 8.00 4.80 Falcon's Wager (G.Grlsmore) 5.20 4.40 Legal Gamble IA.Mcllmry) 3.40 Billy Bunn, Yankee, Bons Last, Ata Big Al.

SCRATCHED: Will Score. Perfecta (1-2) paid 160.20 Trifecta (1-2-6) paid 1307.40 Tesner, Bay City, 1,393 goals: Louisville 3-9 (Payne 2-3, Klmbro 1-2, Smilh 0-2. Sullivan 0-2). Georgia Tech 6-15 (Seolt DOUBLES HANDICAP: 1. Garv Morris- Fenn 5-11, Oliver 1-4).

7 Lady Essential 4- lans GiftN 1 Highland Swinger 2- Romax 3- Carol wood Metony 5- Penn Night 6- Early Departure 9 Hannahs FiHy 2- 5-1 Top contender 7- Sizeable drop 8- 8-6 Hard to take 6-3-7 Been off 5-1-7 Position suits 5- 4-3 Catch a share 6- 8-7 Due for better 3- 7-6 Long way out Ron Logan, White Pigeon, Woodbridoe def. Jimmy Brown, 0-6, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (8-6), 6-0; Mark Kratzmann def. Guv Forget, 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2; Jeremy Bales def. Jamie Morgan, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4; Chris Pridham def. Brad Drewell, 4-6.

7-5, Murtagh uaie Hotmeister Tesner, Bay City, .39310) 1.393: 3. Mark Westcolt-Howard Tomas D.Duford Weslcoll, Fremont, 4, Dave Virginia 106, North Carolina 83 NORTH CAROLINA (63) iwmierczax-jonn Lnmeiko, i-raser. 6-3, 6-0; Thomas Muster 1 1 def. Joev Rive, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4; Mlchlel Schapers ,232 5, Ken Demolch-Dan Dzier- Madden 3-13 3-5 9. Chllcutt 4-4 0-0 I.

bicki, Ypsllanll, 1,356. def. Nuno Marques, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4; Horaclo de la Pena def. Peter Lund- S.Williams 3-70-06, Bucknall 2-130-04, Lebo 11- Baseball cond pace, 24)3 25 Good Conquesl(Brown) 12.00 3.80 5.20 Delighted Delight (Currlerjr) 3.00 3.40 Charier Joe (T.Tavlor) 6.00 Scotls Man Hone, Lincoln Freight, Dapper Sol, Good Bv Jamie, Game Daniel. Perfecta (1-2) paid 136.20 Trifecta (1-2-7) paid 1334,20 dm pace, 04 Sharpes(Borlng) 4.0(1 3.40 2.60 Twin Splurge (E.Patalan) 15.80 5.00 14 I-1 26.

FOX -7 0-0 Keld 9-15 3-6 21, Rice 1-1 6, Roger Haataia-Terry Howe, Bay City, 1.350: 7. Carl Kuzvk-rhurk M- gren, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1; Miloslav Mecir (9) def. Thierry Champion, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. 0-0 3, Davis 1-4 1-1 4, Denny 0-2 0-0 0, May 0-0 0-0 0. Totals-35-80 8-13 83.

VIRGINIA (106) leskl, Muskegon, 8, Dave Gusle-James Teuber, Film, Women's singles: Sandra Was- attention being paid," Byrdsong said. "It's going to open up a breeding ground for schools to start placing kids in JCs, then make deals for them to come back in two years." Jack Weidenbach, U-M associate athletic director, said: "The Big Ten as a whole was not in favor of it. From the University of Michigan standpoint, it doesn't have much effect. But there's no question that it leaves the potential for denial of entrance to, probably, minorities." serman def. Laxml Porurl, 6-4, 6-4; Camlile Benlamln def.

Monique Javer, Larry rienaricK-tsiii wrignt, Beidlng, 10. Dick Meisch-Ken Ko- 2-64-68, Dabbs1-50- Salary arbitration ellglbles The 136 players who filed for salary arbitration. Players with three or more seasons of malor league service whose contracts have expired and are not eligible for free agency 6-2, 6-4; Ellse Burgln def. Sylvia 0 2, Morgan 13-25 5-6 39, Crotty 2-4 2-3 7, Turner 4-64-5 12, Oliver 3-7 6-6 12, sheba, Muskegon, 1,313, and Ken Kershner-Richard Nolloll, White Pigeon, Ba o- o-o Dan -3 4-4 6, cooke o-o -z l. 1,313 were eligible to file (x-settted alter tiling).

AMERICAN LEAGUE (69 players) Kalslra 0-0 0-0 0. Totals-35-70 27-36 106. Captain Credo (J.James) 2.40 Mrs Hymle Jebb, Captain Trviest, Muller's Time, Arbor Apple Cake, Send Me Flowers. Perfecta (2-7) paid 1130.60 Trifecta (2-7-1) paid 1192.80 Superfecta (2-7-1-8) paid 11,026.40 TEAM SERIES ACTUAL: 1. Strlke-N- troit basketball coach, thinks the rule would open the door for, more recruiting violations.

"It's going to open a whole new world of cheating at the junior college level, where there's not a lot of NCAA Halftime: Virginia 50-41. Three-point goals: DETROIT: Chris Brown, 3b; Dwayne Murphy, of, Spare No.24, New Baltimore, 3,355 North Carolina 5-26 (Madden 0-5, S.WIIIIams 0-1, Bucknall 0-6, Lebo 3-6, Fox 0-2, Rice 1-1, Davis TEAM SERIES HANDICAP: 1. Slrlke-N- Gary Pettis, of; pat Sheridan, ot. BALTIMORE: Mark Thurmond, p. Hanlka (11), 6-3, 6-1; Donna Faber def.

Carln Bakkum, 6-1, 6-0; Conchlto Martinez def. Eva Svlglerova, 6-0, 6-2; Rennae Stubbs def. Elizabeth Mlnler, 6-2, 6-4; Brenda Schullz def. Iva Budarova, 6-4, 6-3; Rene Simpson def. Cathy Caversazlo, 4-6, 6-1, 6-0; Kathrin Kell def.

Kathleen Horvath, 6-0, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4. Marianne Werdet def. Beth Herr, 6-1, 6-3; Zina Garrison (6) def. Maria Lindstrom, Alexia Dechaume Spare No.24, New 1-3, Denny 0-2 Virginia 9-17 (Morgan (-14, BOSTON: Dennis (Oil Con) Boyd, Roger Clemens, irike-N-apare inio.is, Bay city, 3, People's Lounge, Grand Wes Gardner, p. Crotty 1-2, Turner 0-1).

Today's games Attendance: 2,580. Handle: 1471,292. Horse racing Rapids, 4, Slrlke-N-Spore No.17. Bay Cilv. 3.243(4-75) 3.318 5.

2lnnv't CALIFORNIA: x-Tony Armas, of; Chill Davis, of; Jack Howell, of; Sluart Cllburn, Wally Jovner, lb; Kirk McCaskill, Darrell Miller, c-lnf; Greg Minion, Dick Tour, Richville, MID-AMERICAN 6. Wur smi A -S ars No. 1. Oscoda. Schollekt, Inf.

3,268: 7, Norlhdurfl Tool 8, Die. Xavler (Ohio) at Kent Stale CHICAGO: Ivan Calderon, of; Carlton Flsk, Ozzle Guillen, ss; Donme Hill, Steve Lyons, ot. def. Jane Taylor, 6-2, 7-6 (7-3); Maria Strandlund def. Ann DeVrles, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4; Claudia Porwlk def.

Sandy Collins, 6-3, 6-7 (3-7), 6-2; Frederlca Bonslg-norl def. Slike Meier, 7-6; Beverly MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE Detroit, 6, Strike-N-Spare No.34, Bay City, 9, Dorr Plumbing, Grand Rapids, CLEVELAND: x-Scott Balles, Tom Candlottl, Wings win big in Pliilly; Yzerman gets 500th point Monday's feature AQUEDUCT (Mining Handicap) 4YO up, 61., 2-5 True And Blue (Mglre) 4.402.802.20 Make Luck (Maple) 4.602.40 Scottish Monk (Cordero) 2.20 Joe Carler, of; Brad Havens, Brook Jacobv, 3b; Odd I be DePaul al Marquette STATE McDowell, ot. IbW Lapeer, 300 GAMES: Victor Donaohv. Port Huron: Bowes def. Laura Goiarsa, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4; Nicole Provls (16) def.

Jo-Anne Faull, 6-4, 6-2. KANSAS CITY: Jim Elsenreich, of; Steve Farr, Trinity Christian al Albion Ron Jollev, Livonia; Steve Danlcek, Muskegon. Jerry Don Gleaton, Mark Gublcza, Kurt Stlllwell, Inf; Danny Tarlabull, of. MILWAUKEE: Rob Deer, of; Ted Hlguera, Paul PREPS BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS Mirabella, Juan Nieves, Dan Plesac, Bill wegman, P. MINN ESOTA: Keith Atherlon, Greg Gagne, 3b; Dan Through Monday Gladden, of; Steve Lombardozit, Kirby puckeit, ot.

METRO SUBURBAN CON ALL NEW YORK: Charles Hudson, Mike Pagllarulo, 3b; CATHOLIC LEAGUE Joel Skinner, c. OAKLAND: Jose Canseco, of; Mike Gallego, inf; Ron Hassey, Curt Young, p. Rochester Rochester Adams Bloomfield Hills Lahser Birmingham Groves West Bloomfleld Southfield-Lalhrup Troy Athens Roval Oak Dondero 6-0 5-1 4-2 3-3 3-3 2-4 1-5 0-6 SEATTLE: Sieve Balbonl, lb; Scott Bradley, Darnell Coles, inf; Alvm Davis, of; Mark Langston, Jim Presley, 3b; Harold Reynolds, 20; Dave vane; c. GREATER METRO CON ALL Bloomfield Hills Roeper 1-0 6-2 Dear. His.

Fairlane Chr. 1-1 6-4 Hamtramck Conception 0-1 3-5 HURON CON ALL Gibraltar Carlson 5-0 7-1 Grosse lie 4-1 9-1 Monroe SI. Mary CC 4-1 7-2 Flat Rock 3-2 7-2 Riverview 1-4 3-6 Monroe Jefferson 1-4 2-6 New Boston Huron 1-4 2-8 Carleton Airport 1-4 1-8 INDEPENDENTS ALL TEXAS: Jose Guzman, Pete Incavlglla, of; Geno Petraili, Jeff Russell, p. TORONTO: John Ceruttl, Tony Fernandez, ss; Kelly Today's boys basketball DETROIT PSL (3:30) East Murray-Wrlohl at King, Northern al Denbv, Osborn at Finnev, Pershing at Kettering, Southeaslern at Cass Tech. West: Henry Ford at Northwestern, Mumford at Cooley, Mackenzie al Renaissance, Redford at Southwestern, Western at Chadsey.

CATHOLIC LEAGUE (7:30) Central: Brother Rice at Bishop Borgess, De La Salle al Redford Catholic Central, Notre Dameat Bishop Gallagher. Double-A: Bishop Foley al Aquinas, Divine Child at Riverview Richard, Shrine at U-D Jesuit. A-West: Holy Redeemer at Cabrinl, Redford SI. Mary at Benedictine, St. Alphonsus at DePorres.

A'East: Ann Arbor Richard at Orchard Lake St. Mary's, Oakland Catholic al St. Clemenl. C-D: Cardinal Mooney at St. Hedwlg, Holy Rosary at St.

Florian, St. Agatha al Holy Cross, Our Lady of the Lakes Gruber, 2b; Tom Henke, Jimmy Key, p. NATIONAL LEAGUE (67 players) Reprinted from Monday's late editions. By Keith gave Free Press Sports Writer Philadelphia "Welcome To The Jungle," is the song they play when the Flyers take the ice at the Spectrum. "And that's the way it usually is," said Flyers goalie Mark Laforest, a former Red Wing.

"Not tonight, that's for sure." Not by a long shot. Breaking a recent pattern, the Wings scored early and often Sunday night, building a seven-goal lead in an 8-4 win. Steve Yzerman, with a goal and three assists, got his 500th NHL point. He has 503 and is in his sixth season. "I don't think there's too many ATLANTA: Albert Hall, of; Dion James, of; Gerald Perry, lb; Charlie Puleo, zane smith, Andres nomas, ss.

CHICAGO: Shawon Dunston, ss; Al Nipper, Calvin Schlraldi, Curtis Wilkerson, ss. Central Section CON ALL Redford Calh. Central 4-0 5-4 Redford Bishop Borgess 3-1 5-4 Warren De La Salle 2-2 7-2 HW Bishop Gallagher 1-3 5-4 HW Notre Dame 1-3 5-4 Birmingham Bro. Rice 1-3 4-5 Doubla-A CON ALL U-D Jesuit 4-0 7-2 Southgate Aquinas 3-1 8-1 Riverview Richard 2-2 6-3 Roval Oak Shrine 1-3 5-4 Dearborn Divine Child 1-3 5-5 Madison Hts. Foley 1-3 4-5 A-Eaet CON ALL Orchard Lake St.

Mary 3-0 7-1 Detroit East Catholic 3-1 3-7 Ann Arbor Richard 2-1 5-2 Center Line SI. Clement 0-3 2-8 Pontlac Oakland Catholic 0-3 1-9 A-Weat CON ALL Detroit Benedictine 4-0 7-2 Detroit DePorres 3-1 6-2 Delroil Redford SI. Mary 3-1 4-4 Dearborn St. Alphonsus 1-3 2-6 Deiroit Holy Redeemer 1-3 4-5 Allen Park Cabrinl 0-4 0-9 C-D Section CON ALL Birmingham Del. Country Day 8-2 Detroit Evangel 7-3 Ann Arbor Greenhllls 6-2 GP Woods University Llggell 6-3 Ypsllanll Calvary Christian 5-6 CINCINNATI: Tom Browning, Eric Davis, of; John Franco, Danny Jackson, Jeff Reed, Jose Rlio, p.

MICH. INDEPENDENT CON ALL Oakland Christian 5-0 9-1 Rochester H. Luth. NW 4-1 7-2 Southfield Christian 3-1 4-4 Warren Bethesda 3-3 3-5 Westland Huron V. Luth.

1-3 4-6 Troy Zlon 0-3 0-8 Plymoulh Christian 0-5 1-8 N'WEST SUBURBAN CON ALL Woodhaven 3-0 9-0 Dearborn Edsel Ford 2-1 10-1 Redford Union 1-1 5-3 Dearborn 0-2 4-5 Garden City 0-2 1-7 SOUTH CENTRAL CON ALL Ann Arbor Pioneer 3-1 6-6 Ann Arbor Huron 2-1 7-2 Romulus 2-1 5-5 Adrian 1-2 4-4 Ypsilantl 0-3 1-7 S'EASTERN MICH. CON ALL HOUSTON: Juan Agoslo, Glenn Davis, lb; Jim Redford Temple Christian 4-7 Pontlac Cenlral 2-5 at Mt. carmel. SUBURBAN (7:30 unless noted) Deshaies, Bill Hatcher, of. Richmond 2-7 LOS ANGELES: Dave Anderson, ss; Rick Dempsev, Eastern Michigan: Anchor Bay at Port Huron, Grosse Polnle South at L'Anse Creuse North, Mt.

Clemens at East Orel Hershtser, Tim Leary, Ray searage, p. Allen Park Inter-Cltv Baptist 1-7 Westland Lutheran 1-8 MONTREAL' Tim Burke, Andres Galarraga, lb; Kevin Gross, Joe Hesketh, Wallace Johnson, 3b; Andy Ypsilantl Lincoln 1-8 Detroit, Port Huron Northern al Roseville. Greater Oakland: Pontlac Northern at Lake Orion. Kensington Valley: Mllford al Novi. Detroit Caldwell Baptist 0-6 McGatfigan, spike Owen, ss; rascuai Perez, p.

NEW YORK: Rick Aguilera, Ron Darling, Len Dykstra, of; Sid Fernandez, Dwlght Gooden, Howard Johnson, Inf; Roger McDowell, Edwin Nunez, Tim Macomb Area: Red: Sterling Heights at Chippewa Valley, Sterling Hts. Stevenson at Utica. Blue: South Lake al Lakeview. White: Romeo at Cousino. Crossover: Lake Teufel, 2b.

PHILADE LPHIA: Don Carman, Darren Daulton, Shore at Anse Creuse, Utica Ford at Cllnlondale, 7:00. Macomb-Oakland: Center Line af Warren, Clawson at Warren Lincoln, Filigerold al Madison, Warren Molt at Lamphere. Steve Jeltz, inf; Steve Lake, Jonn Kusseti, ot-id. PITTSBURGH: Rafael Belllard. ss: Bobby Bonllia, 3b, Sid Bream, lb; Bob Kipper, Bill Krueger, Mike Metro: Hamtramckat Lutheran North Haroer Woods LaValliere, Jeff Robinson, Andy Van Slvke, of.

Trov Southfield Ferndale Berkley Birmingham Seaholm Bloomfield Hills Andover Royal Oak Kimball Hazel Pork 10-0 6-4 6-3 5-3 5-4 4-5 3-6 1-7 at Clarenceville, Lutheran East al Avondaie. ST. LOUIS: Vince Coleman, of; Jose DeLeon, Mill 5-1 5-1 5-1 4-2 2-4 2-4 1-5 0-6 Flint Holy Rosary Redford St. Agatha Detroit St. Hedwlg Hamtramck St.

Florian Waterlord Our Ladv Wyandotte Mt. Carmel Marine Cilv Holy Cross Mt. Clemens Mooney Metro Suburban: Athens at Adams. Suburban Athletic: Inkster at Willow Run. Ecorse at Thompson, of; Todd Worrell, p.

SAN DIEGO: Walt Terrell, Dickie Thon, ss. Highland, River Rouge at Roblchaud, 7:00. AN FRANCISCO: Will Clark, lb: Scott Garrells, Western Lakes: Lakes: Norlh Farmlnolon at Weslland only once in their last seven games (3-1-3). The victory was Detroit's third in its last four trips to the Spectrum, which isn't kind to visitors. Goalie Greg Stefan stopped 41 shots.

The Flyers will be glad to see the last of Yzerman. He scored hat tricks in the first two games, which the teams split. "There's no one reason," said Yzerman, who has 42 goals and 93 points this season. "One thing in those three games was that I got a lot of ice time and when you get a lot of ice time, you're going to get some opportunities." "I saw where Jacques Demers calls him the greatest player in the world," Philadelphia coach Paul Holmgren said. "After what I've seen of Steve Yzerman in three games this year, I'd have to agree with him." "Better than Mario Lemieux?" someone asked.

"Maybe I shouldn't say that," Holmgren said. "We still have to play Pittsburgh." Paul MacLean enjoyed his second straight two-goal game, pushing his season's total to 28. Gallant ended a five-game scoring drought with his 23d goal. And rookies Adam Graves, Doug Houda and Kris King scored once each. Yzerman set up the first two goals, both MacLean's.

He earned his 500th NHL point when he threw the puck into the crease from the left corner. MacLean missed the puck with his stick, but hit it with his right skate and under Laforest for a 1-0 lead 66 seconds after the opening face-off. MacLean scored his second from the left corner after Yzerman, on his belly in the slot, reached through a crowd and tapped the puck to his linemate at 10:05. Then the game, turned ugly. The-Flyers sought revenge with their fists, and got it.

Tracy Jones, of; Bob Melvln, Kevin Mitchell, lnf-of; Ernest Riles, ss. DETROIT PSL Glenn, Livonia Stevenson at Walled Lake Central, Salem at Farmlnglon, West: Franklin at Canton, Harrison at Churchill, Walled Lake Western at Northvllle. Eatt Division CON ALL Wolverine Belleville at Wvandolle. Lincoln Park at Japan Bowl SUBURBAN ATHLETIC CON ALL Highland Park 3-0 7-2 Dearbrn H. Roblchaud 2-1 6-3 Willow Run 2-1 6-3 Oak Park 2-2 5-4 Inkster 2-2 3-7 Ecorse 1-3 3-8 River Rouge 0-3 2-7 TRI-RIVER CON ALL Fordson, Monroe at Southgate, Trenton al Wavne.

Non-league: Allen Park at Riverview, Pioneer al Flint KENSINGTON VALLEY CON ALL Mllford 4-0 9-0 Milford Lakeland 4-1 8-1 Howell 3-1 6-3 Brighton 2-2 4-6 Novi 1-3 4-5 Hartland 1-4 2-8 South Lyon 0-4 1-8 MACOMB AREA Red Dlvlalon CON ALL Ulica Eisenhower 2-0 6-2 Ullca Ford 1-1 6-2 Sterling Heights 1-1 4-4 Sterling Hts. Stevenson 1-1 3-5 Ml. Clem. Chippewa Val. 1-1 2-5 Fraser 1-2 3-5 Utica 0-1 0-8 While Dlvlalon CON ALL St.

Clair S. Lake Shore 2-1 7-2 Warren Cousino 3-2 7-2 Grosse Pointe Norlh 1-1 6-3 Warren Woods Tower 1-2 6-3 Romeo 0-1 6-3 Blue Dlvlalon CON ALL Mt. Clem. Cllnlondale 3-0 7-2 St. Clair S.

South Lake 1-1 3-51 Mt. Clem. L'Anse Creuse 1-1 3-6 SI. Clair S. Lakeview 1-1 2-7 Roseville Brablec 0-3 1-9 MACOMB-OAKLAND CON ALL Warren 4-0 5-4 Warren Fitzgerald 3-1 8-1 Madison His.

Madison 2-2 6-3 Madison Hts. Lamphere 2-2 5-4 Warren Moll 2-2 4-4 Clawson 2-2 3-5 Warren Lincoln 1-3 3-6 Center Line 0-4 3-7 Northern, Berkley at Southfleld-Lathrup, Bethesda al Taylor Baptist, Brandon al Goodrich, Chelsea at Lakeland, Crestwood at Liggett, Davison at Waterlord Kettering, Dearborn at Thurston, Detroit Evanoel at Lutheran West. East 30, West 7 Pershing Cass Tech Northern Denby Murray-Wright Finney King Kettering Southeastern Cenlral Osborn 6-0 1-5 1-5 0-5 10-1 8- 2 5- 3 6- 5 9- 2 6-4 4-5 2- 9 3- 6 2- 3- 8 East 7 17 3 3-30 -7000-7 West Taylor Truman Redford Thurston Dearborn His. Annapolis East: Drummond 41 run (Stovanovich kick) Dondero at Troy, Erie Mason at Airport, Flat Rock at Dundee, Flint Northwestern at Clarkston, Fraser at Andover, Garden City at Kennedy, Hazel Park at Brablec, Immaculate Conception at Westland Lutheran, Jefferson at 7-0 6-1 5-2 3-4 3-4 3-4 1-6 0-7 8-2 7-2 6-3 5-5 4-5 3-6 1-8 3-7 Taylor Kennedy Allen Park Taylor Center Melvindale Dearborn H. Crestwood West Division CON ALL West: Ball 2 run IS.SIater kick) East: Brown 10 pass from Dliweg (Stovanovich kick) East: Drummond 1 run (Stovanovich kick) East: FG Stovanovich 30 East: FG Stovanovich 22 East: FG Stovanovich 49 Attendance (at Tokyo): 29,000.

Ida, Marine Cilv at Richmond, Melvindale at Temple Christian, Oak Park at Lahser, Roeper at Trov Zlon, Taylor Center at Inter-Cltv Baptist, Truman at Romulus, Waterlord Molt at Flint Kearslev, Wesl Bloomfleld al teams that have ever done that to the Flyers," Detroit coach Jacques Demers said. "Not here This was the first time all season I could actually enjoy a game." He watched his team score three times in the first 11:05, then add five unanswered goals in the second. In their previous two games, ties at Chicago and Boston, the Wings went about half the first period before they managed a shot on goal. "The boys were a little pumped up tonight," said defenseman Lee Norwood, who earned two assists with excellent passes on breakaway goals by Gerard Gallant and Yzerman. "I don't know why exactly.

The victory capped a splendid three-game trip, during which the Wings were undefeated (1-0-2). "And we beat Montreal before we left," said Shawn Burr, who had a goal and an assist Sunday. "That makes it even better." The win ended an eight-game winless streak (0-5-3) on the road and came against a team that hadn't lost at home in 10 games (9-0-1), since Nov. 22. The Flyers were one of the hottest teams in the NHL, with a 12-3 record in their previous 15 games.

Now the Wings are. They've lost 11-0 11-0 Seaholm, Woodhaven at Carlson, Ypsllanll Lincoln at Ypsilantl. Cooley Southwestern Cody Redford Chadsey Mackenzie Henry Ford Northwestern Mumford Renaissance 6-0 6-0 5-1 3-2 3-3 2-3 2-3 2-4 1-4 0-5 0-5 West 8 24-45 94 120 RUNNING East 24 44-228 152 28 17-29-2 0-0 0-0 1-5 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-lnl Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 10-18-3 Houston Marathon Western WESTERN LAKES Lakei Dlvlalon CON ALL Plymoulh Salem 3-0 8-1 North Farmlnglon 2-1 4-5 Westland Glenn 2-1 4-5 Livonia Slevenson 1-2 5-3 Farmington 1-2 1-8 Walled Lake Central 0-3 0-9 Weilern Dlvlflon CON ALL Farmington H. Harrison 3-0 8-1 Plymouth Canlon 2-1 6-3 Norlhville 1-2 5-4 Livonia Franklin 1-2 4-4 Livonia Churchill 1-2 3-6 Walled Lake Western 1-2 2-7 WOLVERINE A CON ALL 4-27 1-0 3-30 EASTERN MICHIGAN CON ALL METRO INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Grosse Pointe South Auburn Hills Avondaie Rushing: East, Drummond, Syracuse, 8-66; Green, Notre Dame, 14-55, Hunter, Kentucky, 9-53; Brown, West Mt. Clemens L'Anse Creuse North Port Huron Port Huron Northern New Bait.

Anchor Bay Harper Wds. Luth. East Detroit Lutheran West Livonia Clarenceville Bloomfield H. Cranbrook 3-0 3-0 2-1 2-1 1-2 1-2 0-3 0-3 East Detroit Roseville Hamtramck Mt. Clem.

Luth. Norlh Harper Woods MEN (top finishers): 1, Richard Kaltany, 2 hours, 10 minutes and4 seconds (course record, old record- 2:1 1:1 1 bv Benii Durden, 1982); 2, Kenny Stuart, 2:1 1:36, 3, Don Jonlckl, 4, Allan Zachariasen, 5, Gelr Kvernmo, 2:14 48, 6, Sam Ngatia, 7, Danny Grimes, 2:15:23, 8, Derek Froude, 9, Fraser Clvne, 10, Isalas Roman, 11, Agaplus Masong, 12, Btorn Nordheggen, 2:17:50, 13, Richard Umberg, 14, Jose Luis Chuela, 15, Roger Soler, 16, Marlll KiilhcJma, 17, Todd Coffin, 18, DougKurtis, Nonttvile, 19, Zack Barle, 20, Dorys Langlois, 2:20:36. WOMEN (top finishers): 1, Veronlq4e Morol, 2, Kim Jones, 3, Maria Truilllo, 4, Slssel Groltenberg, 5, Ellen Rochefort, 6, Kellle Cathev, 7, Magda llands, 8, Charlotte Thomas, 9, Gall Klngma, Belleville GREATER OAKLAND CON ALL 7-1 7-2 5- 4 6- 2 Virginia, 8-27; McAllister, Michigan Slate, 4-16; uiiweg, Duke, l-H. Wesl. Ball, UCLA, 8-42; Perry, Baylor, 3-14; Webster, Southern California, 2-5; Stafford, Oklahoma, 6-1; Hartlieb, Iowa, 5-(minus 17).

Passing: East, Dilweg 6-10-0-70; Francis, Tennessee, 9-14-0-57; McAllister 2-4-1-25, Stovanovich, Indiana, 0-1-1-0. West, Aikman, UCLA, 5-10-1-54, Harllleb 5-8-2-40. Receiving: East, Mitchell, Vancjrnllt, 6-87, Waddle, Boston Colle 3-25; Drummond 3- Hunter 2-0; Brown 1-10; Wevgand, Auburn, 1-7; Gretf 6 West, Ingram, California, 3-39, B.SIater, Washingt2I; Webster 2-15; Perry 1-7; Brlson, Nebraska, 1-6, Phillips, Houston, 1-6. Missed field goals: Easl, Stovanovich, 35. METRO CHRISTIAN CON ALL Dearborn Fordson Monroe Wayne Memorial Pontiac Northern Lake Orion ffarden City United 4-1 0-5 lovi Christian 3-0 2-0 2-2 1-2 1-2 0-3 4-1 4- 5 5- 4 6- 3 6-4 1-8 4-0 4-2 NA 2-4 1-3 2-6 6-3 2-6 0-10 Trenton Lincoln Park Wyandotte Roosevelt Southgate Anderson Wolerford Molt Clarkston Ortonvllle-Brandon Wolerford Kettering Ponliac Greater Life Saline Christian Taylor Light 8, Life.