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"PT" 6D DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1989 SUNDAY'S DETROIT RACE COURSE CHARTS m-ism Calming 500 3 yo up, 6 furs SCRATCHED: Friendly Merle Times :22.4 :45.4 :5.l 1:11.4, ott 2 yo, 6 furs STR FIN STR ST 14 Perfects (5-0) pole) $207.20 Trtfecta (5-6-9) paid Aloha Bowl on Spartans' minds 2 1-3 10 3-1 8 4-4 2-U Go Mac Go (Skiss J) One More For Jlm(Spth) Proud Conscience (Cox W) I inhtrWia Quest ICoburnL) 2-1 3- Maiden Special Weights Times :23.3 :47.2 1:01.2 1:16, Off at 601 ST 12 More Determlnatlon(Fgle) 10 4-V4 Northern Mike (Vrgra) 7 7-3 Mountain Chief (Avant J) 6 2-3 Terrific Tlcket(Mrtni) 9 1-3 MaharbaHilr (RussoAJr) 8 5-hd Dennis Fembo (Burns M) 1 31 Crailaia (Coburn 12 11-hd SpaddnTheHole(Spth) i-Vt Now Proven(Hohtn) 2 9-3 4 6-1 Claiming S1 1,500 3 yo 8, up FM, 6 furs Times :23.1 :46.2 :59.1 1:12.4, Off at 7:55 ST 14 STR FIN ODDS 1-4 4-6 FIN 1- vi 2- Vs 3-4 4- 6 7-1 5- Vt 9-nk 10 2- 4 s-m 6-1 3- 1 7-hd 9-3 Hid 4-1V 10 S-Vl 6-2 8-1 h-Vl 6- 1 7- 1 Big Bold Royalty (SplethS) 1 1-2 1-4 l-74 0.60 ODDS 28.00 1.00 830 90.60 6.20 8270 21.60 25.30 2.40 20.90 9.00 1.00 5.00 ODDS 870 5.40 4.20 100 4770 4560 49.20 9.50 54 00 13.50 9290 52.20 3.80 1.60 3.40 7-3 8-7 Jo Dan's Special (Avant J) 4 2-1 2-3 2-2 SunPower'sJet(Cbrn) 3 4-hd 4nd 3-1 Timely Beauty (Vrgra) 6 7-2 7-3 4-' 10-3 9-nk Tax Deferral (Avant J) 5 Mr. Stone (McCular JW) 1 Bones By Tracer(Vrgro) 6 America's Hlls(Mlncno) 9 Peggy's Passport(Fgle) 1 TourneiLaPege(Pwrs) 7 8 00 Mac Go 1 One More For Jim Proud Conscience SCRATCHED: Solitary Ace 5-1 iio Kapple'slnstinct(BurnsM) 5 5-2 SBJJO seeker's Babe (Jessup T) 7 6-2 6-lVi 4-V 3-3 3-11 7-3V4 17JM 440 Hearing for MSU kicker Langebh delayed 3.50 20.80 7.20 13.00 17.40 31.80 20.90 140 3.20 SJW Rich Canadian (Skiss J) 9-V4 10-2'A 12 I Ml 1M 12 7.40 4.20 2 8 Volcanic Light (Bruce E) 3 8-hd Lady Phaedra (Shiss J) 11 12 CourtlandCassldy(Jssp) 4 10-' 2 Mart Determination 7 Northern Mike 4 Mountain Chief 8 8 6 3.20 140 3,00 Alry's Avenger(Cdno) 6 Big Bold Royalty 2 Jo Dan's Special 7 Sun Power's Jet SCRATCHED: Michel's Mission, Spend The Gold, La Bene Marques, Silver Envl, Zodiacs Cadillac Trtfecta (2-7-4) paid 8479.80 Perfect (8-1) MM M11.60 Trtfecta 8-1-5 paid 87.20 Ptc Throe (6-10-8) paid $243.40 The Troy Stakes 2 yo, 1 ml. 8. 70 yds Times: 1:49.1, Off at IK 16 Claiming, 55,000 3 yo 8. up, 6 furs FIN ODDS 12 Times :47.2 100.4 1:14.4.

Oft at 6:27 FIrsi-haH Super Trl (6-2-7) paid $25.20 Allowance 3 yo 8. up FM, 6 furs Times :22.2 :46.2 :59.4 1:14.2, Off at 8:27 ST 14 STR FIN ODDS Young Diane (Avant J) 1 1-5 1-6 1-8 890 Slntui Susie (Bruce E) 3-2 3-2 2-1 090 K's Banquet Day (McCtr) 2 4-11 4-V irk 600 Misty Tartar (Mlncno) 4 6-2 7-1Vi 4-46 13.10 1-3 090 ST 14 STR 2-1 STR 1-3 3- 1 5-1 2M 7-30 4- 2 thd 8 6 5-5 8 6 5 2-hkl 7 7-hd 1 3-hd 4 1-lv 3 4-3 244 3-3! 4-1 5-lvi 6-4 7-28 8 IN Miss Jama (Vergara E) Sassv Slsu (Cedeno M) 1-1 2-lVt 6-2 4d S-Vi 3-2 7-' 3 9-1 Gram (Martinet L) Silver Vigors (Avant J) Global Race (Cross O) Hoe Hoe Sam (McOr) Court Exec (Vergara E) Hunfs Foty (Fogfe P) SeebeeGoldl Mlncno) Great One (Spleth S) 8 Gram 4 Silver Vigors 2 Global Race 4.30 370 10.60 6.20 46.20 37 20 63.50 2.30 2JO 2-40 I 1-hd 9 6-hd 12 8-2 6 4-lt 5 3-1 4 5-1 7 7-1 810-lVi 11 11-3 Ingham County assistant prosecutor Frank Simone asked that the charges be changed from maintaining an alcohol-selling operation without a license to selling or distributing alcohol without a license. The penalty is the same a maximum of a year in prison and a $1,000 fine. Although the charges are different mostly in phrasing, Langeloh's attorney, Fred Abood, requested the later date for more preparation time. Abood said he had been prepared to request a dismissal of the original charge.

MSU is expected to end its season Dec. 25 in the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii. There Goes Poly (SplethS) BY KIMBERLY MARGOLIS Free Press Special Writer EAST LANSING The preliminary examination for Michigan State placekicker John Langeloh, charged with selling alcohol without a permit, was adjourned until Jan. 8 after the prosecutor requested the charge be amended. Langeloh and Paul Butland, brother of MSU punter Josh Butland, were arraigned in October on charges of running a pay-to-drink, or blind pig, party.

Police said the 400 people who attended the party had to pay to enter. FIN 1- Jvt 2- lt 3- tt 4- 1 5-1' 6-2 7- lVj 8- 1' 9-1 10- 11- 2 12 7.40 4.20 i s-v i s-m leu 3 7-2 8 6-no 23.00 I I 7-2V 6.20 4 MVS 2-hd 8 2.80 19.80 10.00 7.00 140 4J0 1.20 ODDS 6 60 240 250 270 25.40 28 20 1250 16.30 4470 7020 99 80 108 30 4.20 2.80 3.60 Suicide (Coburn 8 Young Diane 3JO BoMKyber (Burns M) Slywmj (Vergara E) Arbor Gate (Avant J) Dashing Spring (SplethS) Wahat (Coburn L) Sbecky's Orphan (Sluss J) Late Wager (Mlncno) Foolish Era (Houghton TD) Ms Chimes (Bruce E) Distinctive Lad (Fogle P) King Of The Hi(Cdno) Somewhere South(Pwrs) 12 Bold Kyber 11 Sly wing 7 Arbor Cat 11-2 2 Slnfull Susie 7 K's Banquet Day SCRATCHED: Patsy's Decision 3 9-3 10-11 10 12 12 19.20 Perfect (8-4) paid S11.80. Trtfecta (8-4-2) paid U7M Perfect (8-2) paid $243.00 Trtfecta (8-2-7) paid $3,400.40 Super Trl (8-2-AI-AI (19)) paid $11248.00 Claiming $16,000 3 yo 8, up, mes :24.4 :48.4 1:15.1 1:43.2, Off at 10:44 Times 12 STR ST Calming $4,000 3 yo 8. up, 1 ml. 70 yds 9 7-2 Times 73 4:48 1:15.1 1:44 1:48.2, 1:1 on at 1:94 STR 12 2-74 1-2 3-2 5-' ODDS 53.10 690 10.40 1.70 19.20 6.50 4.50 3.50 26.10 64.50 FIN 1-74 2-OH 2-DH 4nk 5-74 6k 7-14 8-1 9474 10 10- hd 4-V4 7-1 81 11- 12 4-3 2- hd 1-hd 3- nd S-74 6-174 8- 2 9- 5 7-hd 10 2 1-nd 7 2-2 4 3-174 3 10 10 9-174 3 5-3 1 6-hd 6 6-174 6 4-74 FIN 1- 3' 2- 3-3VJ 4-V4 5- 1 6- 1 7- 6 Ink 9-3 MM Prudent Offer (Powers T) Raggedy Man (Bruce E) Smart Honors(Hghtn) Swllt Cheese (Skiss J) Let's Try If Agaln(Vrora) Erin (Scarpetfa E) An Apr! ait (Avant J) Clerical I Rosso AJr) ExpenslveLeader Fgte) Slam Act (Coburn L) 4 Prudent Offer Raggedy Man 10 Smart Honors 7-2 Nolle Pros (Vergara E) Hasty Johny (Spleth S) Tooth (Avant J) Trader's Special! Jssp) PowerfulMnstrei Mlncno) Junior Mint (Bruce E) Father Hogan's Son(Cox) Star Twinkle (Skiss J) Super North (Martinez L) FKo's Aide (Coburn L) 6-1 4-lVi 1-Vs 6-3 ODDS 5.10 170 640 31.50 1660 64.60 9.40 86.30 12.40 47.60 340 18.20 340 60 440 SCRATCHED: Mild Malcom, Derby Power, Falcon Lead-er, Dark Hat, tva Honey, Rustic Road Perfect (12-11) paid 155.60 Trtfecta (12-11-7) paid S227J30 Daly DoubH (2-12) paid 5225.80 Ird-UOOO.

Claiming $400 3 yo 8. up FM, 1 ml. 8, 70 yds Times :23.2 :4S.l 1:16.1 1:43.2 1:48, Off at 6:56 ST 12 STR FIN ODDS Pure Linen (Spleth S) 1 5-V 1-2 1-7 1.20 Shanray (Jessup T) 4 2-4 2-tl 2-1 16.40 Party Girl Jan (Powers T) 11 9-4 44 3-3 1340 OueenOfTheGrove(Bms) 10 II 7-2 4-no 22.10 Dare To Say (Avant J) 3 1-4 3-11 5-11 6.40 Lost Reason (Cox w) 7 3-1 6-1 4-2' 5 40 Saralevo Angel(Vrgra) 9 6-hd 5-1 7-hd 520 Rah Rah Rub (Coburn L) I 8-1 6-44 3300 HaoVonia (Mertlnei L) 6 10-7 9-3 9-10' 22.50 Phenomenal GH(Hghtn) 7-hd 11 10-lVi 29 20 Jigatory (Bruce E) 8 8-1 104 11 28.50 1 Pure Linen iM 3 JO 2J0 7 Shanray 9.40 4JM 2 Party Girl Jan 5.40 12 12 5-2 10-12 27.40 4.40 iM 8-' 11-774 Founding Father (Fogle P) 10 Miss My Honey (Rsso) 4 11-2 12 16.20 4.40 MO 4 Noll Pros 7 Hasty Johny SCRATCHED: Super Hurry, Ferris Buldog, Savage Drummer Perfect (4-9 paid 8234.40 Trtfecta (4-9-10 A 4-10-9) paid $3,459,40 11 Tooth SCRATCHED: Crop Adjuster, Sea Recital Perfect (6-7) paid $34.40 Trtfecta (4-7-11) paid $447.00 1 114 Claiming $4,000 3 yo 8, up, mes :24.2 :49.1 1:15.3 1:52.4, Off at 11:15 Times 12 $7,500 3 yo 8, up, 6 furs Times 71.4 45.4 56.4 1 4 4-hd 6 Mid 3 9-1 2 10-74 1 4-4 SCRATCHED: Rustic Marytoo, Hedy Dougherty, Joan-Ie's Double, Slewkj Perfect (1-7) paid $40.00 Trtfecta (1-7-2) paid $323.20 ST 14 STR 2-74 Sparkes Around (Vrgra) 3 4-nd 4 S-174 3-74 I 1-2 1-174 Jamie Frenterlet (Foote P) Carina Jet (Powers T) Flvku Slsu (Spleth S) STR FIN 4-2 1-hd 1- 1 2-hd 5-hd 3-474 7-74 4-no 6-2 5-J 8-3 64 Hid 7-174 2- 2 Mid 94 94 1004 10-274 11-12 11-15 12 12 40 5.40 S.40 ODDS 430 290 3320 270 2870 7.90 590 34 20 1220 3440 38 50 41.40 sjo 4.00 9JJ0 Lyt) Louie (Marttnei L) Royal Pete (Avant i) Cheches Joy (Bruce E) Above Quesnomi Vrgra) Bold Rich I Skiss J) Spypesser (Scarpetta E) Right HOnest (Powers T) Pursuit Of Gkry(Jssp) Matestlc Turk (Spleth S) Giad Northern! McOr) Tuftys Idea (Fogle P) Restless Zenith (Coburn L) 9 Lyln Louie 10 Royal Pet 4 Chachl's Joy Claiming $5,500 3 yo 8, up FM, 4 lurs 11-3 1-3 5-2 3-74 8-3 12 7-74 i imes i iui.4 14.4, un ei FIN 1- 1 2- 2 3- 1 8-2 bd 6 7-274 8-2 9- 74 10- 5 11- 1 12 4.00 5.00 when considering Bob Kula moved from guard to tackle, has a chance to finish with 2,000 yards rushing and 2,000 passing. The Spartans, led by senior tailback Blake Ezor, have rushed for 2,090 yards in 10 games after romping through the Northwestern defense for 467 yards. Quarterbacks Dan Enos and John Gieselman have passed for 1,916 yards, with Enos accounting for 1,886 by completing 65.0 percent of his passes (139 of 214).

"I think it's a balanced attack," Perles said. "It's something we wanted to do. Some years you can and some years you can't. We happen to have a quarterback who can run and pass. We have a couple of receivers who catch the ball well and we have a few tailbacks who run the ball well.

"I think the group that has come together has been the offensive line. Don't forget, we've started eight new people on offense. All the starters on the offensive line, except Kula, are new. And then, the play of Courtney Hawkins has been something special." Hawkins' 58 catches and 1,057 ODDS 320 4.10 680 127.50 38.60 18 50 850 127 50 6.10 10680 191.20 37.10 3.20 4.40 4.20 9 10-10 10-174 12 11-3 11-12 5 2 nd 4-3 7 8-1 7-74 9 10-10 10-174 10 7-2 6-1 6 3-g74 Shd 11 12 12 2 6-1 9-74 8.40 Eagle tie (Russo AJr) Dr. Detroit (Burns M) Thornwood (Sluss J) Flag Dreamer (Hghtn) Chateau D'Erki (Mrfru) North Reply (Coburn L) Stasia's Ruler(Mlncno) Alicia Jey (Avant J) 10 Sparkes Around 7 Jamie Frantrlat ST 14 STR FIN ODDS Blchonet (Coburn L) 6 6-74 6-74 1-1 7.10 Mom Shooow(McClr) I 4-1 4-174 2-174 8.50 Tea For AmadlRsso) 3 4-3 7-hd 3-hd 550 Three StrateGuyslDnriy) 4 2-hd 2-hd 4-14 3.00 Moonlight Rena (Mrlni) 2 5-hd 5-hd 5-nk 3.00 Spirits Angel (Spleth S) 8 7-174 6-8 6-74 37.30 Oso Pleasant (Vergara E) 7 3-174 1-hd 7-474 12 60 Analyst Baby (Avant J) 5 1-1 3-hd 8-3 5.50 Lady Harriet (Powers T) 10 10 10 9-nk 38 80 Delicious Dawn (Sluss J) 9 9-15 9-7 10 17.40 5 Blchonet 16.20 7.60 7.20 6 Mom Shadow 7.00 5.20 9 Tea For Amad 4.40 SCRATCHED: Fate It Delivered, Gold San, Ingonlout, Brother To Royalty Perfect (9-10) paid $57.80 Trtfecta (9-10-6) paid $741.00 Lai Doubt (4-9) paid $421.60 Superfecta (9-10-6-1) paid 81,240.28 Attendance: 7,110.

Hand. $1,416,489 5 Carina Jet SCRATCHED: Bishop's Niece OF10-7) paid $46.20 Trtfecta (10-7-5) paid $256.00 Mendon favored as usual in 'D' game Vj linden mm i 41 L. Detroit Mendon 90 DOMINIC TRUPIANODetrotl Free Press yards are school records. With a big day against the Badgers, he could become just the fifth Big Ten receiver to gain 1,100 or more yards in a season. Illinois' David Williams is the record-holder with 1,278 when he had 101 catches in 1984.

Indiana's Ernie Jones had 1,265 yards in 1987, Ohio State's Cris Carter had 1,127 yards in 1986 and Williams 1,156 in '85. NOTEBOOK: Third-string quarterback Randy Vanderbush replaced Josh Butland as the holder on field goal and extra points. Butland (right foot injury) didn't dress. He has missed three straight games since being injured against Purdue and is listed as doubtful for Saturday's game. "We've had a problem with Josh trying to run with the ball if it's slippery on extra point or field goal attempts, so we think it's better to keep Josh off the field," Perles said.

Offensive linebacker Tony Briningstool replaced Carlos Jenkins in the starting lineup and responded with nine tackles and two pass deflections. He is MSU defensive player of the 15 Lions hurt; Long to get start? LIONS, from Page ID thought, Fontes said it is a "possibility" that Long will start. "I'll have to look at it and see if Chuck is fitting in and is confident with what he's doing," Fontes said. "I'll also talk to him. I'll believe him if he says he's comfortable" with the stretch offense.

Fontes said he probably would not make his decision public until game time. "I like to have a little intrigue, too," he said. Gagliano has completed 53 of 114 passes as Peete's backup, but has had little success scoring. He has been intercepted nine times, with one touchdown pass. Long has not played since last Thanksgiving Day.

lie had elbow surgery Feb. 2 and was on injured reserve the first nine weeks of the season rehabilitating his arm. Long didn't begin working with the offense until three weeks ago, and Fontes doesn't want to force him into action before he is ready. Although Peete has not been ruled out officially, he doubted Monday that he could play for at least a week. "I don't think there's a chance I'll play on Thursday," he said.

"The way it feels now, I don't see how I could." Peete suffered a sprained left knee, the same knee that was injured in the final exhibition game Sept. 2 and kept him out of four of the first five regular-season games. "It was pretty sore this morning," he said. "It's basically the same thing as the first time I hurt it, the same injury. touchdowns on 204 carries.

Junior fullback Clint Wagner has run for 996 yards and 12 TDs on 149 carries. "Mendon plays great defense," Warner said, "and they move the ball well on the ground and in the air. We can't let them have the football all day and control us with it." Mendon has shut out all three playoff opponents, allowing 105, 54 and 67 total yards in each game. The defense, led by linebackers Jason Dingaman, J. Wagner and Clint Wagner, has 25 interceptions this season.

Lake Linden-Hubbell hopes to force turnovers: The Hornets have fumbled 15 times in three playoff games. The Lakes' main offensive threat is senior running back Mark Gilles, who has rushed for more than 1,500 yards and scored 20 touchdowns. Since they will travel nearly 600 miles to Pontiac from the Upper Peninsula, the Lakes will skip Thanksgiving dinner at home Thursday. They will depart at 8:30 a.m., with a non-traditional feast squeezed in somewhere along the way. "We'll do all we can to keep it from being a wasted trip," Warner said.

BY SCOTT WALTON Free Press Sports Writer Mendon's first-year football coach, John Schwartz, knows all too well that his team is favored to beat Lake Lin-den-Hubbell in the Class state championship game Saturday at the Silver-dome. Schwartz says expectations for the top-ranked Hornets (12-0) run so high that it sometimes is a detriment. "These kids could win a ballgame, 20-0, and the talk would be, 'Why only 20W Schwartz said. "That's really hard on the kids. Going to the playoffs isn't surprising to us since we've been ranked No.

1 all season. But all along that's put a lot of pressure on the kids." This season has been a virtual joy ride for Lake Linden-Hubbell by comparison. The Lakes missed a berth in the state final last year, losing in overtime to Frankfort, 7-6, in the semifinals. "We've surprised ourselves a bit because we lost so many players from last year's team," said coach Ron Warner. "We came up one play short last year.

We've got another shot at it now, and we're thrilled. BY PERRY A. FARRELL Free Press Sports Writer EAST LANSING With the prospects of an Aloha Bowl berth in Hawaii on Christmas Day, Michigan State coach George Perles left the door open for his players to spend part of Thanksgiving at home. "I can't tell you what I told the kids about turkey and Thanksgiving, but we've talked about these things," Perles said Monday. "Unless you're playing football on holidays, it's not a real successful season." MSU's goal is to finish the regular season with a five-game winning streak and a 7-4 record, 6-2 in the Big Ten.

That would tie Pedes' second-best regular-season record. The Rose Bowl team was 8-2-1 in 1987; the 1985 team finished 7-4. The No. 25 Spartans play Saturday at Wisconsin (2-8, 1-6). The players are scheduled to have position meetings Thursday and practice from noon to 2 p.m.

Players not going home will have Thanksgiving dinner at the Kellogg Center. Players living within driving distance will be allowed to drive home after practice and spend Thanksgiving with their families, but must be back by the 1 :45 p.m. position meeting Friday. The Spartans will practice Friday from 2:45 to 3:15 p.m., then board buses at 4:10 for a chartered flight to Madison, Wis. This leads up to what is expected to be an official invitation to the Aloha Bowl to play Hawaii (8-2), which the Spartans are ready to accept.

"If we win the game there's no reason to think we don't get the bid," Perles said. "We think if we play and have success we'll have a chance to accept that bid. Do you think about it? Yeah. Do the players think about it? Yeah, but they keep it to themselves. They know I don't want to hear it." BREAK EVEN: MSU's offense, which returned just three starters, actually two Garr reminds defense about OSU's rally WOLVERINES, from Page ID like they ran us over.

Basically, our defense shut down. Let's say it was a realization film. We missed tackles and assignments; everyone has to concentrate on their bonehead plays and it'll be all business, no play." Ohio State was held to 116 yards total offense in the first half and trailed, 20-0. Then the Buckeyes totaled 353 yards and 31 points, the most scored against U-M in a second half. Only John Kolesar's 59-yard kick return and 41-yard touchdown pass from Demetrius Brown pulled out a U-M victory.

Quarterback Greg Frey threw for 192 yards, and tailback Carlos Snow ran for 112 of his 170 yards after haiftime. Frey leads the Big Ten in passing efficiency, and has completed 114 of 190 passes for 1,680 yards and 12 touchdowns, with five interceptions. Snow has rushed for 948 yards and 10 touchdowns. Scottie Graham leads conference fullbacks with 791 yards rushing, and his 70-yarder is the team's long run. Snow sat out most of the Wisconsin game Saturday with an injured right knee.

His backup, freshman Dante Lee, sprained an ankle. An OSU spokesman said Lee will play against U-M, but said Snow is questionable. Wolverines linebacker JJ. Grant said: "I'm sure (Snow) realizes what's on the line. I'm pretty sure that when I line up, Carlos Snow will be in the backfield." U-M will go to the Rose Bowl with a victory.

Ohio State could land a Rose Bowl berth with a victory and an Illinois loss or tie against winless Northwestern, a remote possibility. Should Ohio State and Illinois (8-2, 6-1) win Saturday, the Illini would get the Rose Bowl bid. The Wolverines would take the Illini's spot in the Citrus Bowl in that scenario. The Buckeyes would play in the Hall of Fame Bowl. The Wolverines also had their top tailbacks injured Saturday.

Tony Boles (right knee) is questionable but Schem-bechler expects Leroy Hoard to play. I "If you ask Tony, he would tell you he will be at practice," Schembechler said. "But that decision will not be, made by me or him." Schembechler said team trainers and physicians would determine his availability. Boles was limping after the Minnesota game, and isn't likely to start unless he practices today and Wednesday. He also has a pinched nerve in his neck.

THE LAST TIME: U-M hasn't played OSU with a perfect conference record since 1982, when the Buckeyes won, 24-14. The Wolverines' last unbeaten, untied Big Ten season was 1980, when they were 8-0. U-M hasn't lost a conference) game since QpU coach Earle Bruce won his coaching finale in 1987, and is 14-0-1 since. The FOOTBALL OH TV Thursday 10:00 a.m. (BSD Cornell at Penn.

4:00 p.m. (TJ) Philadelphia at Dallas. 8:00 (BSD West Virginia at Syracuse. Friday 2:30 p.m. ED Arkansas at Texas Saturday Noon G3) Penn State at Pittsburgh.

Noon OS5 Ohio State at Michigan. 6:30 p.m. H) Notre Dame at Miami (Fla). Sunday 1:00 (D) Minnesota vs. Green Bay, Milwaukee.

1:00 Cincinnati at Buffalo. 4:00 (D) Chicago at Washington. 8:00 2S5) Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans. Monday 9:00 p.m. New York Giants at San Francisco.

THE POLLS AP "I don't mind us being the underdogs. I look at it as something that could help us, with all the pressure on them." The Lakes (11-1) will enter Saturday's game with a healthy respect for the Hornets. Mendon is placing top priority on entering the game healthy. "These kids don't need to hit this week; they already know how to hit," Schwartz said. "The key for us will be holding onto the football and working hard on special teams." Mendon senior tailback Joe White has rushed for 1,596 yards and 18 Toledo Raceway park Sovereign's Glory (M Worn) 3.W Thank You Doug (A Johnston) SUt-dmg, pan, mac 243 05 GameSlreakN (Crss) 660 4.20 2.60 440 4.40 i Skiooer WoHe I 2.80 2.40 Lots Lovncar (J Shroyer) Start your day the Free Press way.

Call 222-6500 Sunday's results ltt-cond, pact, mtc 24 15 Boott Fortytlx (T Bales)7 40 2.60 2.20 Current Rumor BoroH) 2.80 2.20 Hard For The Money IJ Croii) 2.80 Our Parly Animal, CR Lady Airliner, Ravens Baby, Reed'i Flight, GraDbe Chance, Lance Time. Exact (1-3) paid $29.00 Trtfecta (1-3-6) paid 8120.20 2nd-cond, pact, mtr 24 15 Volunteer Dave (Cr 4.20 370 2.48 RockHMIndlan IWIIwd) 380 320 Special 0 (M WoHe) 3.20 Dust, Regal Ranger, Bandy, Rally Snanv. Exact (4-1) paid $3100 TrMecta (4-1-3) paid $111.80 Daly Doubt (1-4) mid $29.28 Ird-dmo. Pace, mar 262 15 lovelvLenore 11.40 3 20 2.60 Beriertujley (G Grlimore) 3.00 2.20 MWvln'i Finale (H Welwood) 3.49 ParkM Gut, Handvome Star, Meter Merlin, Swain, Cool Sola. Exact (1-5) paid $39.20 TrthKla (1-5-2) oald $220.20 4i-conoV pact, ml 20 4S GvmnBral (Whtcre) 24.20 7.60 3.80 Doner (R Burnt Jr) 6.20 3.60 Dragon Mare (B Brown) 2.40 Dapper John Mac Gayonla Begonia, Freelance Skipper, Flying Bonus.

Exacts (7-1) paid $217.20 Trtfecta (7-1-5) paid 1398.60 Thunder Isle, To Th Moon, Avoidance Plav, Dash Rlprock, SCRATCH-Never Ben. Exacta (1-6) paid 630J0 Trtfecta (1-6-6) paid $34180 lMh-dma, pic, ma 241 4S LammesBov (Mas) 880 4.80 3.00 UtwctwGrlrmock Mrtt) 580 3.00 Alex Time IM Wolfe) 2.40 Quick Move On, Sherpe Prince, Ted Putt The Dragon, Amicus, FMchll Freddy, Alba DKon. Exacta (2-4) paid $141.40 Trtfecta (2-4-2) paid $241.20 Second-had 4-44 carryover $142.153.00 liai-cand, pact, mar Ml 65 PhUngPrlnce (Swrli) S.40 3.40 3.00 SpruceCaroJA (Shrvr) 340 2.60 Ruffian Red (M Wotti) 3M Wave Bve Andy, Docs Joy, Go Go Lucky, Secret Spice, SCRATCH-Mvsiery Tour. Exact (1-3) paid $1800 Trtfecta (1-3-2) paid $95.20 12-dmg, ptc, mtc 242 JS CoxinlalScrlpt (Grsmr) 580 3.20 2.40 Black Cheetah (R Roesch) 620 3.20 Irrepressible (D Bartholomew) 240 Grenpes Ltauor, Playboy's Pa King, Wlldwood Mystic, PC Bosco. Exact (4-3) paid $35.00 Trtfecta (4-3-2) paid $145.20 Attendance: 1494, Handle: 194,219.00 SCHOOL REC PTS PVS Notre Dome (57) ll-0-O 1,497 1 2.

Colorado (3) 11-0-0 1,439 2 3. Michigan 9-1-0 1,359 3 4. Alabama 10-0-0 1,319 4 5. Florida St. 1-2-0 1,244 6.

Nebraska 10-1-0 1,200 7. Miami, Fla. 9-1-0 1,149 7 I. Tennessee 8-1-0 1.065 9 9. Arkansas 8-1-0 988 10 10.

Auburn 8-2-0 925 II II. Ilinois 8-2-0 907 12 12. Southern Cal 8-2-1 815 8 11 Houston 7-2-0 730 13 14. Texas A8.M 7-2-0 716 14 15. Clemson 9-2-0 670 15 16.

Virginia 10-2-0 603 16 17. West Virginia 7-2-1 413 18 18. Texas Tech 8-2-0 390 20 19. Pittsburgh 6-2-1 384 19 20. ONo St.

8-2-0 375 22 21. Brlgham Young 9-2-0 330 21 22. Penn SI. 6-3-1 314 17 23. Duke 8-3-0 231 25 24.

Hawaii 8-2-0 182 24 25. Michigan SI. 6-4-0 131 Nanblt, Desperado Vales, Shllo's Woe, Fair Barrlsler, Jersey Memorial. Exact (4-6) paid $72.40 Trtfecta (4-6-2) paid $56J)0 (fh-cond, pact, mBc 234 05 KICkersMKs (Mrts) 540 4.00 2 60 Jingle Hi (C Cornachkm) 3.00 2 60 NoUe Romo (J Cross) 3.00 Ogiesbv, Peach Seven, Millie's Speeder, Racine Strive. Execta (1-5) paid $16.00 TrtWKt (1-5-4) paid $5)40 7i-dmg, pca, mtc 22 25 Baron Bemum (Grtmre)440 340 3.00 MachoBral (Rsngrlnj 1140 700 you're A Bummer (J MuBnlx) 1740 SourU, Home Brew, Dream Boy, Laser, Duo Dent.

Exact (4-7) paid $35.20 Trtfecta (4-7-8) paid 87S7JO tth-otmg, pace, mBr 24 lS JaraBama (Hdwrlh) 1360 1040 680 Bulierfly Dragon (R Conner) 940 600 Tweed Shoo (J Cross) 4.40 Assembly Line, Jusl HohV, Doctor 0 Beaver Patrol, Mr Leonard, Slarlel Bab, Winning rVliard. Exact (3-2) paid 4-44 (3-2-5-1) paid $1,00.40 9fh-cend, pact, mar Ml 4S LWilupYourLIf (yVlwd)74 0 3.40 2.60 Other receiving votes: Florida 53, Washington 13, Fresno St. 12, Oklahoma 7, Syracuse 5, Georgia 3, Oregon 3, Arizona 2, Air Force 1, Arliona St. 1, BaU St. 1, N.

Carolina St. 1, N. Illinois 1, Texas 1. UPI SCHOOL REC PTS PVS 1. Noire Dame (43) 11-0 6B7 1 2.

Colorado (4) 11-0 658 2 3. Alabama 10-0 586 3 1 Mtchtgan 9-1 564 4 Florida State 8-2 493 5 6. Nebraska 10-1 467 6 7. Miami 9-1 425 7 8. Tennessee 8-1 36310 9.

Arkansas 8-1 343 9 10. Auburn 8-2 230 11 1). Minors 8-2 18312 12. Southern Cal 8-2-1 175 8 13. Clemson 9-2 133 13 14.

Virginia 10-2 126 14 15. Texas 7-2 92 15 16. Brlgham Young 9-2 28 17 17. Texas Tech 8-2 25 19 18. Ohio Stale 8-2 18 I 19.

West Virginia 7-2-1 13 20 20. Pittsburgh 6-2-1 6 IB Free Press Classifieds car house bike skates "They haven't come out and said any length of time, though. The first time, they said it would be three to five weeks. This time, they're taking it week to week." Because it is less painful and there is less swelling this time, Peete said he doesn't expect to miss all of the Lions' five remaining games. "I hope not," he said.

"With these things it could be two weeks; it could be a week, it could be four weeks. It depends on how long it takes for it to recover and be strong again. "When I look at it, I'm lucky it wasn't worse than it was. But I don't think it's going to be ongoing the rest of my career. When we get into the offseason, it's going to heal completely.

Until I got hit on it yesterday, it was 100 percent." NOTES: The Thanksgiving Day game was not a sellout by 12:30 p.m. Monday, so it will not be televised in the Detroit area. Ticket manager Fred Otto is expecting a crowd of about 65,000. The Silverdome seats 80,494. The last Thanksgiving game televised locally was in 1983, a 45-3 victory over Pittsburgh.

The end around play on which Richard Johnson fumbled, setting up a Cincinnati touchdown, apparently is no longer part of the offense. I-unranked Others receiving votes: Arizona Slate, Duke, Florida, Hawaii, Michigan Stale, Northern Illinois, Penn State, South Carolina, Syracuse. Wolverines could become the first Big Ten team to win consecutive outright titles since Michigan State in 1965-66. No team ever has won three straight outright. The outcome of the U-M-OSU game has not determined the Rose Bowl representative since 1986.

WOODY VS. BO: It was 20 years ago that U-M beat Ohio State, winner of 22 straight, in Schembechler's fjjrst meeting with Hayes. The Wolverines were 17-point underdogs but won, 24-12. Call 222-5000 or 1-800-572-3670.