PEOPLE IN SPORTS 12 ca 3 NTERNATIONAL MARATHON AP A So-So finish Japanese identical twins Shigeru's So, left, and Takeshi So share a first-place finish in the Peking Marathon with a time of 2:20.23: .4 Lack of fans costs 1 big-leaguers plenty With baseball's regular season over, let's look at how some players with attendance clauses fared. 1. It was not a good year. for attendance at Comiskey Park, thus, it was not so good for some of the Chicago White Sox. Harold Baines, who last year earned an extra $14,795 based on attendance, received nothing.
Floyd Bannister's bonus plummeted from $50,000 to $5,000. Carlton Fisk plunged from $140,000 to $50,000. Tom Paciorek, on the other hand, benefitted from his midseason trade to the New York Mets. If he had remained with the Chisox, he would have earned no attendance bonus. With the Mets, who drew more than a million more fans than Chicago, he qualified for a bonus of $137,500.
An Ron Cey of the Chicago Cubs earned the highest attendance bonus for the second straight season, a again receiving $500,000. George Foster got $200,000 from the Mets and Steve Garvey and Rich Gossage $150,000 each from San Darrell Evans earned $75,000 with Detroit and Jody Davis $45,000 with the Cubs. Reggie Jackson got richer because the California Angels did. Reggie's attendance bonus, which plunged from $203,680 in 1982 to $1,498 last year, was $83,713.50 in 1985. The most optimistic player was Mike Hargrove of Cleveland.
He has a clause calling for bonuses of $25,000 each if the team draws 1.4 million, 1 1.7 million and 2 million. The Indians attracted 655,181 this year, lowest attendance in the majors. No laughing matter Followers of the Yankees will recall that when New York played at Baltimore on Sept. 21, shortstop Bobby Meacham was tossed out of the game for laughing. Now, it turns out that whether Meacham's private joke was a laughing matter, his ejection was far from it at least to the American League, who brought in umpire Joe Brinkman for a chat.
Yankee rookie Rex Hudler trying to steal second base, was called out by Brinkman. When Meacham went to his position the next inning, he looked at Brinkman and then "put my head down and chuckled." Brinkman's response, Meacham said, was, "What the heck are you laughing at?" To which Meacham replied, "You." That was the end of his workday. "Brinkman's been talked to," said AL: President Bobby Brown. "What Meacham did was hit a nerve that was a little more exposed than it perhaps should have been." What would he think of Mel Turpin? Yang Jun of the Chinese national basketball team has a listed height of 2.2 meters (about 7-2), which makes him a couple of inches taller than Patrick Ewing. But in a scrimmage against the Knicks last week, Yang had a rough encounter.
Ed Badger, the Boston Celtics' assistant who is working with the Chinese, advised Yang that in the next game he could expect even more physical play from Darryl Dawkins of the Nets. "Darryl's 285," said Badger, trying to give Jun an idea of his next weighty opponent. Yang went wild. Badger asked the team's interpreter to find out what was wrong. After a brief conversation, Yang was calmed, and the interpreter told Badger, "He thought you meant Dawkins' height was 2.85 meters." And that converts to nine feet, four inches.
Quotable. Dallas Cowboys' President Tex Schramm, on the chances of getting other teams' approval to use instant replays: "I thought we had a good chance to pass it until I read a story somewhere that this is my pet project. Now, they'll never buy it." GLAD YOU ASKED Q- Cleveland fans say, "Give us a winner and we'll be there." But I'm not so sure. Could you give the Indians' attendance for 1948 and 1954? Larry Wesche, Napoleon, 0. A The Indians drew 2,620,627 fans in 1948 and 1,335,472 in 1954, their last two pennant winning years.
Chuck Heaton For answers to sports questions, write Glad You Asked, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Cleveland, 0. 44114. 1. DID YOU KNOW When television star Mike Connors (born Krekor Ohanian (Jr.) played basketball at UCLA, he was nicknamed Sakata, who played Oddjob in the James Bond movie "Goldfinger," won an Olympic silver medal in weightliftin 1948? Frank Dillon FOR THE RECORD FOR FINAL SCORES CALL Maple Leafs 5, Hawks 1 Toronto Chicago FIRST PERIOD-1, Tor, Clark 1 (Frycer, Leeman), 13:41. 2, Chi, Fraser 2 (T.
Murray), 15:07. Penalties -McGill, Tor, Benning, Tor, major, T. Murray, Chi, major, Nylund, Tor, major, Secord, Chi, major, Wesley, Tor, Dupont, Tor, Courtnall, Tor, Paterson, Chi, Kotsopulos, Tor, Courtnall, Tor, Paterson, Chi, double- minor, Benning, Tor, major, T. Murray, Chi, major, 16:11. SECOND PERIOD-3, Tor, Thomas (Fergus), :41.
4, Tor, Clark 2 (Courtnall), 1:11. 5, Tor, Fergus 1 (Leemen), 3:08. 6, Tor, Frycer (Courtnall), 11:54. Penalties Chi, Nylund, Tor, Dooust, Tor, McGill, Tor, maior, Secord, Chi, maior, Daoust, Tor, Ludzik, Chi, major, Thomas, Tor, major, 17:58. THIRD PERIOD -None.
Penalties-Frycer, Tor, Bannerman, Chi, served by Fraser, 16:05. Shots- Tor 9-12-4-25, Chi Goalies- -Tor, Bernhordt. Chi, Bannerman. -Tor 0 of Chi 0 of 6. RefereeKoharski.
A LATE SATURDAY Islanders 5, Kings 4, OT New York Islanders Los Angeles FIRST PERIOD-1, LA, Galley (Smith), Penalties- NYI, 2:16: Nicholls, LA, Lofontaine, NY1, Boutilier, NYI, Taylor, LA, Henry, NYI, major, Redmond, major, B. Sutter, NYI, MocLellan, LA, Nicholls, LA, 16:48. SECOND PERIOD-2, LA, Fox 1 (Nicholls), 1:19. 3, NYI, Bossy 1 (Trottier, Jonsson), 5:22 (pp). 4, NYl, LoFontaine 1, 10:29.
5, NY, Makela (Boutilier, B. Sutter), 18:21. PenaltiesBrennan, LA, LaPointe, LA, Tonelli, NY1, Sykes, LA, D. Sutter, NY1, Redmond, LA, Johannson, LA, 10:46. THIRD PERIOD-6, LA, Fox 2 (Nicholls, Williams), 1:13.
7, NYI, Henry 1, 3:18. 8, LA, Fox 3 (Redmond, Nicholls), 19:28. PenaltiesTaylor, LA, Boutilier, NY1, Flatley, NYI, Henry, NYl, major, Trottier, Wells, LA, major, MacLelian, LA, 12:12. OVERTIME --9, NYI, Trottier 1, (Bossy, Potvin), :48. Penalties -None.
Shots-NY1 10-14-5-1-30, LA 10-9-12-0-31. Goalies-NYI, Hrudey. LA, Eliot. Power playsNY 1-5, LA 0-5. Referee -Gregson.
LinesmenBozak, Forsey. A RACQUETBALL COORS LIGHT SUPER SEVEN at Harvey's Wallbanger Middleburg Hts. MEN Open Dan Obremsk: def. Andy Roberts; A Jett Richmond def Joel Heintschel; Andrew Rudd def. Ron Coates; Tom Porochowski def.
Phil Smith; Novice Wayne Wallace def. David Allenspach; Veterans (30-over) Ralph Hackbarth def. Kevin Deighan; Seniors (35-over) Dominic Polmeri def. Bobby Sanders; Masters (45-over) Roy Kasl def. Jim Herron; Open Doubles Doug Ganim-Obremski def.
Tim AnthonyRoberts; A-B Doubles Hasselschwert-Denish def. Crutchetelli-Turner. Boys Round Robin (18-under) Eric Lapp. WOMEN Open an Cindy Miller def. Cindy Doyle; A Kim Cooling def.
Wilda Armstrong; Linda Kovanda def. Sandy Thompson; Rosemarie Croce def. Laura Weiskittel; Novice Teri Lunder def. Stefanie Donaldson. COLLEGE RESULTS SOCCER Men 1-2 Maus.
BW Brehm, Stiverson. Appalachian St. 1, Marshall 0 Bridgeport 7, Merrimack College 1 Clemson 3, South Carolina Connecticut 1, North Carolina 0 i- Cornell 2, Harvard 0 Davidson 2, Georgia 51. 1 Maryland 3, Wake Forest 0 NC-Greensboro 3, Guilford0 Ohio Wesleyan 3, Ohio State 1 Washington 2, Simon Fraser I Wheeling 4, Pfeifter 3, OT SUPER SHOOTER IRELIEN MAGILL shot a hole-in-one NBA EXHIBITIONS NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Yesterdoy Boston 121, New Jersey 110 New York 121, San Antonio 092 Philodelphia 117, Atlanta 113 Milwaukee 112, Detroit 96 Portland vs. Seattle at Richland, 10 Today Washington vs.
Dallas at Ruston, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m.
Tomorrow Boston at Indiana, 7:30 San Antonio VS. New Jersey ot Hershey, 7:30 Philadelphia at Houston, 8:30 Utah vs. Milwaukee at Green Bay, 8:30 Phoenix vs. Dalias at Tulsa, 8:30 Saturday CLEVELAND 115, Indiana 109 Detroit 112, Milwaukee 96 Washington 110, Dallas 91 Utah 113, New Jersey 96 Denver 131, Chicago 114 Houston 94, New York 88 Phoenix 151, Portland 147, OT Philadelphia 128, Atlanta 125 MISL EXHIBITIONS Tomorrow Minnesoto at CLEVELAND, 3 p.m., Force Fitness Center Saturdoy CLEVELAND 4, Pittsburgh 2 AUTO RACING CART DANA 150 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Results of vesterday's Dana 150 Indy-car race, with type of car, taps completed, money won and winner's average speed in mph: 1.
Al Unser, March 150, $37,094.. 120.644 2. Al Unser Lola $25,984 3. Mario Andretti, Lola 149 $20,474 4. Danny Sullivan, March 149....
$17,694 S. Michael Andretti, March 149. $15,754 6. Bobby Rahol, March 149....... $14,814 7.
Pancho Carter, March 148 $9,700 8. E. Fittipoldi, March 146. $12.934 9. Ed Pimm, Eagle 145.
$11,994 10. Josele Garza, Morch 145....... $11,806 11. Steve Chassey, March 85C-Chevy, 145 $6,712 12. Geoff Brabham, March 144...
$11,524 13. Jocques Villeneuve, March 143 $7,350 14. Danny Ongais, March 141 $6,054 15. Jim Crawford, Lola 118...... $11,054 16.
G. Bettenhousen, March 95 $10,584 17. Randy Lanter, Lola 84........ $11,584 18. Scott Bravton, Lola 82.........
$6,410 19. Tom Sneva, Lola 79............. $1,410 20. Jan Lammers, Lola 68 $5,584 21. Roberto Guerrero, March 59.
$11,084 22. Kevin Cogon, March 58.......... $5,584 23. A.J. Foyt, March 50 $1,410 24.
Don Whittington, March 33 $10,854 25. Arie Luyendyk, Lola 2........ $10,584 26. Johnny Rutherford, March 2. $10,584 MAHONING VALLEY REGIONAL RACES at Nelson Ledges Local Finishers FIRST FP: Ray Longhitano (Wiltoughby) Soab Sonnet; GP: George Aguridakis (North Canton) Sprite; DSR: Robert Wolf (Bedford) Bobsy; FF: Mark Defer (Streetsboro) Reynard; GT2: Jim Bennett (North Royalton) Datsun 280; SSA: Al Franzolino (Cleveland Hts.) Mazda RX-7; SSC: F.
Reed Andrews Jr. (Moreland Hills) VW Rabbit GTI. SECOND FP: Ralph Widowski (Cleveland) Spitfire; FV: John Green (Ravenna) Lynx; FF: Steve Difranco (Kirtlond) Reynard; SSA: Mike Pushkar (Chester land) Nissan 200SX; SSC: Ro Jansen (Clinton) Datsun 200SX; ITV: Gordon Vogt (Chardon) VW Rabbit. THIRD HP: Debby LaFond (Eastlake) Fiat; FV: Bill Lipton (Brunswick) Caldwell; SSGT: Ron Barlock (North Royalton) Capri; SSA: L. Patrick Kane (Chagrin Falls) Mustang.
FOURTH SSGT: Dave Baier (Gates Mills) Porsche 944; SSA: Bernie Vanderslius (North Olmsted) Mustang. on the 140-yard second hole at Briardale Bonnie Gadusek -Mary Lou Piotek def. Sandy ColGreens G.C., using a 6-iron. lins-Penny Barg, 6-1, 6-0. AMATEUR RESULTS BASKETBALL Sammy G's 32.
That Placers 6 Bod News Bears 14, Red Circle 0 LAKEWOOD YMCA Bohemians 12, Sports Inn 0 WEST CLEVELAND TOUCH Coyle 109, Zoscin 62 Disc. Video 39, Missing Links 9 Lowry's 18, Aurturo's6 1. Rush Inn 107, Russ 69 Our Team 31, Maulers 24 RK Tavern 14, Lowrys0 FOOTBALL' Mr. Lounge 18, Cleve. Clinic 6 Top Cats 26, Aurturo's 6 BEDFORD FLAG Universal Auto 36, Teamsters 15 Green Machine 19, DT's 6 Acme-Arsena 25, Dunham 0 Mike's 33, Bitto Awards 12 Outlaws 30, Med Ctr.
0 Lounge 26, Twain 0 Cameo 12, Towne Tavern 6 SOCCER Kuhnle- Jones 12, Tweedy's6 Harpo's 24, Gameco*cks 6 LAKE ERIE LEAGUE Nate's Shell 12, Kuhnle- Jones 9 Lamplighter 20, Renegades 7 Major Div. CLEVELAND FLAG Dobras 25, Jigsow 16 Hunters 4, Rebels 0 A-1 Glass 20, Assasins 6 LAKEWOOD TOUCH Olympic 2, Akron 0 Man Machine 21, Panthers 0 PIA 17, Aristocrats 7 Karadjordie 3, Hungarion Vil. 0 Night Train 26, Red Raiders 21. Colony Lounge 31, Riviera 20 Ukranian Lions 2, Apollo 0 Thunder 15, Hit Men 14 Normandy 20, Crusaders 19 Cleve. Kickers 4, Belgrade 3 CLEVELAND MUNY: Molly Maguire's 7, No Namers 6 First Div.
Senior Div. KD Vertol 20, Club Flamingo 12 Concordia 9, Hrvat2 St. Tim's 6, PAL Richland Cafe 34, Five Inc. 14. LSC Kickers 6, Romania 2 East 97th 13, Estabrook 0 Finn Cafe 18, Dailey's0 Gladiotors 4, Hawks 0 Junior Div.
Barney's 20, Copiccioni's7 Reserve Div. St. Tim's 34, Estabrook 0 NORTHERN OHIO TACKLE Ukranion Lions 4, Hunters 0 Stella Walsh 12, East End0 Portage Lakes 23, N.O. Hawks 0 2, Hungarian Vil. 1 St.
Clair 36, Warrensville 0 Cleve. Lions 13, Cleve. Falcons 12 Cleve. Kickers 3, Belgrade 3 PAL 12, PASL Cobras 17, Cleve. Academes 12 WESTERN RESERVE LEAGUE Matt Bahr's 27, Paul Bros.
6 NORTHERN OHIO TOUCH Cleve. Hts. 0, International 0 East 97th 20, PAL Ajax 20, Mod Dogs 12 Kenston Wh. 3, Bay Wh' cops 2 CLEVELAND TOUCH Jigsaw 27, Mercer's 16 N. Royalton 6, Mentor Players 27, Comfort Air 17 Terminators 26, Smorgmorg 20 Euclid 2, Boy Lightning 2 Golden Coins 27, Trans Con 25 Devils Den 46, Jigsaw 24 Bay Blaze 5, Strongs.
Stars 1 Broodway Tavern 35, Jets 7 Old Mill 60, Town Tav 11 40 N. Olmsted 6, Bay Breakaways 1 Rick's 21, Em's Cafe 18 Tim's 29, Bus Stop 0 A SOFTBALL Tungsten 12, Sun Fitness 7 CB Art 14, OWS 4 OLMSTED FALLS MEN Friendly Rooks 26, Rebels 0 Solon Club 12, JR Tire 19 GC1 9, Deja Vu 6 Boston Dist. 26, Peking Ducks 13 Wendy's 27, IRATA 23 Deja Vu 12. 1 Pewter Mug 5 Anne's 18, Golden Brewers 16 Euclid Folcons 28, Players 16 Falls Lounge 18, Misfits 4 So. Euc.
Hdwe 25, Giachetti 13 Saints 13, Pearl Rd. Video 0 Falcons 3, Falls Lounge 2 Bear Patrol 13, Buckeyes 12 Bandits 36, Warriors 8. Freebirds 12, Little Keg 5 Raiders 15, Pirates 13 Nomads 7, Colts 0 Dynamic Des. 15, MTH 13.. Clippers 25, Greenwich 6.
Sports Inn 13, Demons 6 MTH 17, Bombers 5 PJ Bottoms 14, Mad Dogs 13 Eagles 7, Town Tav. 10 Bob Uecker 25, Little Keg 6 Rainbow Muffler 12, Harris 0 Villa 24, Cone Zone 19 Isaac Ins. 11, Bombers 10 Maple Lanes 35, Trans King 0 PARMA Men TOUCH Dynamic Des. 10, Isooc Ins. 9 Comfort Air 12, Tiger Paw 7 Freebirds 8, Sequentia 2 Lennon's 28, Bandits 6 Groucho's Englebrook 15, 32, London Robby's 0 Pickle 12 Bob Uecker 13, Sequentio 8 Farraghers 26.
Whittington 22 Crest Const. 12, Ameritech Stride Rite 12, Pewter Mug 9 Pat's 24, Lounge 0 6 GCI 12, Stride Rite 3 Ray- Tech 18, Euclid Merch. 14 Hopp Shamrock Inn 36, Hose Loctite 19, 6 JP's11 0 Kredo Howe. 3, Falcons 1 CLEVELAND TOUCH WEST Misfits 10, Kredo Howe. 7 Tommy's Tav.
30, Old Mill 8 Mr. Dimitri's E's 8, 22, Piffels JP's16 6 WESTLAKE FALL WOMEN Lantern Inn 33, United Cons. 13 Pioneer 52, Lincoln Inn 0 Stilettos 15-16, Hook Ladder 1-0 Ann's No Name 7, Bitto Award 0 Women Herb's 15-12, DT's1-1 Jigsaw 32, Rattlers 18 it Detroiter 15, PPG 6 Westlake Pod. 12-1, Surgical 10-3 PGA DISNEY WORLD CLASSIC TENNIS RESULTS NABISCO GRAND PRIX TOULOUSE, France (AP) Finals results yesterday in the $175,000 Nobisco Grand Prix tennis tournament: Singles Championship Yannick Noah, France, def. Tomas Smid, 6-4, 6-4.
VIRGINIA SLIMS OF INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Results of yesterday's matches in the $75,000 Virginia Slims of Indianapolis women's tennis tournament: Singles Championship Bonnie Gadusek (2) def. Pam Casale (3), Doubles Championship final-round results in the $400,000 Walt Disney Magnolia course at Walt Disney World; Ron Streck, $1,935 70-68-70-71-279 Larry Mize, $1,935 72-64-70-73-279 Bill Glasson, $1,935 72-69-68-70-279 Ralpt: Londrum, $1,935 71-68-73-67-279 Thomas Lehman, $1,400 71-71-70-68-280 Tom Jenkins, $1,400..... 70-70-68-72-280 Mark Brooks, $1,400 73-71-68-68-280 Buddy Howard Gardner, Twitty, $1,400. 70-71-71-68-280 70-71-72-67-280 C. Bolling, $1,098 69-73-70-69-281 Bob Gilder, $1,098...
72-71-70-68-281 Larry Rinker, $1,098. 71-70-68-72-281 Johnny Miller, $957. 73-67-69-73-282 Paul Azinger, $957. 68-70-75-69-282 Vance Heatner, $957 71-71-70-70-282 Jodie Mudd, $957... 69-68-76-69-282 Mike Smith, $957 73-67-70-72-282 Fred Couples, $957...............
67-70-68-77-282 Woody Blackburn, $884 66-72-68-77-283 Chip Beck, $884 71-71-69-72-283 George Burns, $884.. 71-67-72-73-283 Bill Butter, $884. 71-70-69-73--283 Keith Fergus, $884 71-69-73-70-283 Andrew Magee, $884 73-73-66-71-283 J.C. Snead, 68-70-71-74-283 Allen Miller, 70-69-72-72-283 Dave Barr, $836.. 72-71-70-71-284 Woyne Levi, 73-70-69-72-284 Kenny Knox, $836.
70-71-68-75-284 Brett Upper, $836. 70-70-73-71-284 Barry Jaeckel, $808 74-67-71-73-285 David Thore, 75-66-70-74-285 Bobby Wadk ins, $808. 71-68-74-72-285 Ken Green, $788 71-71-71-73-286 Bobby Nichols, 68-72-73-73-286 Mark Hoyes, $776. 69-71-72-75-287 Brad Fabel, 72-70-69-78-289 PGA SENIORS I INTERNATIONAL HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) Final the par-72 Planters Row Golf Course at Mike Fetchick, $30,000 69-69-72-210 Orville Moody, $15,166 70-70-72-212 Gene Littler, $15,166.
70-71-71-212 Al Chandler, $15, 71-68-73-212 Miller Barber, 69-72-72-213 Gay Bewer, $8,750......... 74-67-72-213 Walt Zembriski, $5,550 74-70-70-214 Lee Elder, $5,550 71-72-71-214 Charles Owens, $5,550.. 70-73-71-214 Don January, $5,550.. 68-73-73-214 John Kalinka, $5,550 72-70-72-214 Dan Sikes, $5,550 72-67-75-214 Arnold Palmer, 72-74-69-215 Peter Thomson, $3,800 BEST FILE COPY AVAILABLE FOR MICROFILMING THE PLAIN DEALER, MONDAY, OCTOBER'14, 1985 TODAY IN SPORTS Major League baseball NL Championship Series, Los Angeles Dodgers at Louis Cardinals, Busch Stadium, 3 p.m.: Game five in the best-of-seven series. NFL football Miami Dolphins at New York Jets, Giants Stadium, 9 p.m.: Jets' offense will be tested by a Miami defense which has been solidified by addition of all-pro linebacker Hugh Green.
SPORTS ON TELEVISION 3:00 p.m. 3 Baseball: NL Championship Series, game five. 8:30 p.m. ESPN (cable) Monday Matchup: Preview of tonight's NFL game. 9:00 p.m.
5 NFL football: Miami Dolphins at N.Y. Jets. RADIO 2:50 p.m. WERE-1300 Baseball: NL Championship Series, game five. 8:50 p.m.
WHK-1420 NFL football: Miami Dolphins at N. Y. Jets. REGIONAL TENNIS CLASS AAA a at Midpark Singles Semifinals Kristy Boggs (Berea) def. Laurel Peters (Louisville) 6-7, 6-2, 6-3; Tina Roth (Brush) def.
Janet Holzhaeusser (Mentor) 6-4, 6-3. Finals Boggs (Berea) def. Roth (Brush) 7-5, 6-2. Third Place Peters (Louisville) def. Holzhaeusser (Mentor) 6-2, 6-2.
All semifinalists advance to state finois. Doubles Semifinals Kelly Gregory-Nancy Harrison (Mentor) def. Meredith Linhort-Marianne Martin (Solon) 6-3, 7-6; Anne Catalano-Nicole Catalano (Louisville) def. Julie Esper-Debbie Esper (Mentor) 6-4, 6-2; Finals A. CatalonoN.
son Catalono (Mentor)6-4, (Louisville) 6-3. Third def. Gregory LinhartMartin (Solon) def J.Esper-D.Esper (Mentor) First Round Carla Canzonetta (Warren JFK) def. Dina Pasatis (Hawken) 7-5, 6-3; Angela Rodalia (St. Thomas) def.
Sonia Stec (Olmsted Falls) 7-5, 6-1; Sarah Hurst (Hothaway Brown) def. Sue Raupuch (Canfield) 6-2, 6-0; Michele McMillen (East Palestine) def. Maureen Dane (Elyria West) 6-0, 6-0; Laurel Caplin (Beachwood) def. Kris Hufler (Canton C.C.) 6-4, 7-5; Devon DeLisio (Olmsted Foils) def. Lauro D'Alesandro (Youngstown Mooney) 6-1, 6-3; Julie Gottschalk (Chagrin Falls) def.
Ann Marie Parton (Aurora) by default; Kim Runkel (Kenston) def. Elaine Howser (Elyria West) 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. Quarterfinals Radalia (St. def. Canzonetta (War.
JFK) 3-6, 6-4, 6-2; McMillen (E. Pal.) def. Hurst (H. Brown) 6-2, 7-5; Caplin (Beach.) def. DeLisio (0.
Falls) 6-1, 6-0; Gottschaik (Chagrin) def. Runkel (Kenston) 6-2, 6-2. Semifinals McMillen (East Polestine) def. Radalia (St. 6-0, 6-1; Gottschalk (Chagrin) def.
Caplin (Beach.) 6-1, 6-0. Finals today. Doubles Semifinals Lori Kern-Heather Lake (Howken) def. Hillary Brown-Danielle 'Laughlin (Laurel) 7-5, 6-2; Jennifer Aqua Rebecca Aqua (Orange) def. Daniela Lungociu-Stephonie Michael (Canton C.C.) 6-4, 7-6; Finals KernLake (Hawken) def.
J. Aqua-R. Aqua (Orange) Third place Brown-O'Laughtin (Lourel) def. Lungociu-Michael (Canton C.C.) 61. All semifinalists advance to state finals.
I. All semifinalists advance to state finals. CLASS A-AA at Canton 4. Singles RUNNING RESULTS 8th BLUE CROSS- BLUE SHIELD RUN SPECTACULAR. Men's 20k Winners Overall: Rick Ventura, 31, Willoughby 1:04.35 14-under: Jason Dox 1:25.55 15-19: John Nakel 1:09.19 20-24: Dave Gentile 1:06.00 25-29: Dave 1:05.05 30-34: Karl 1:07.05 35-39: Robert 1:13.58 40-49: Ken 1:16.15 50-59: Jim 1:23.24 60-over: Frank Plosico.
1:46.07 Men's 3-mile Winner Kevin 15.10 Women's 20k Winners Overall: Ada Wolf, 25, Mayfield Hts. 1:23.16 20-24: Laura Kuhn 1:30.33 25-29: Holly Clemens 1:26.32 30-34: Mary 1:33.59 35-39: Marion Beer 1:26.47 40-49: Judy White 1:30.58 50-over: Ellie Kuhn. 1:46.57 Women's 3-mile Winner Sue North 19.02. THE LATEST LINE NL PLAYOFFS Favorite Odds Underdog ST. LOUIS Los Angeles NFL FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog Miami i- N.
Y. Home team in CAPS JETS! SCHOOL RESULTS Lorain CROSS County COUNTRY Classic Boys AAA HOW THEY FINISHED 1. Mentor, 84; 2. Boardman, 86; 3. Hudson, 175; 4.
Boy, 191; 5. Westlake, 200; 06. Euclid, 208; 7. Amherst Steele, St. Ignatius, 239; 9.
Rocky River, 252; 10. St. Edward, 262. INDIVIDUALS 1. Todd Mikcenius, Rocky River, 2.
Dave Roberts, Boardman, 3. Eric Ashton, Mentor, 4. Joel Aldridge, Bay, 5. Mark Dalley, St. Edward, 6.
Jerry Fresenko, Mentor, 7. Jim Grady, Boardman, 8. Paul Dvorak, North Olmsted, 9. Todd Krase, Amherst Steele, 10. Greg Patterson, St.
Edward, 16:31. Boys AA-A HOW THEY FINISHED 1. Painseville Harvey, 105; 2. Kenston, 110; 23. Elyria Cathofic, 130; 4.
Fairview, 156; 5. Ravenna Southeast, 208; 6. Orville, 209; 7. East Canton, 210; 8. Lordstown, 228; 9.
Chagrin Falls, 233; 10. Olmsted Falls, 270. INDIVIDUALS 1. Bob Henes, Woodridge, 2. Tom Knolmever, Fairview, 3.
Mike Dorto, EasT Canton, 4. Brian Betz, Elyria Catholic, 5. Dave Knolmeyer, Fairview, 6. Shown Thomas, Lord-1 stown, 7. Chris White, Firelands, 8.
Rob Krzys, Medina Buckeye, 9. Ron Mewery, Painesville Harvey, 10. Mike Plybom, Orville, 17:04. 1 Girls AAA-AA-A HOW THEY FINISHED 1. North Canton GlenOok, 102; 2.
Ravenna Southeast, 115; 3. hoga Magnificat, Falls, 240; 125; 6. 4. Avon Lake, 194; 5. Cuva- Stow, 246; 7.
Alliance, 252; 8. Mentor, Bay, 298; 10. Hudson, 332. INDIVIDUALS 1. Julie Dias, Ravenna: Southeast, 2.
Laurie Gomez, Boardman, 3. Joanna Dias, Ravenna Southeast, 3 4. Mary Louise Zurbuch, Stow, Kim Mueller, Hudson, 6. Dana Noling, Alliance, 7. Renee Henry, 8.
Lara Knapp. Margaretta, 9. Erin O'Rielly, GlenOok, 10. Stephanie Burley, Cuvahoga Falls, 19:49. FIELD HOCKEY Girls Laurel 1, Hawken 0 SOCCER Girts Y.
0 8. Piro, Pilny, Shumay, VOLLEYBALL GCCGAC CHAMPIONSHIP Vorsity St. Augustine 15-5-15, Beaumont 13-15-13 Junior Varsity St. Joseph 16-15, Beaumont 14-13 SKATING RESULTS SERTOMA OKTOBERFEST INTERNATIONAL FIGURE SKATING at Kitchener, Ontario LOCAL COMPETITORS MIDGET GIRLS (11-12) Megan Plummer (Cleveland), first overall; JUVENILE BOYS! (13-14) Tom Hanton (Fairview Park), fourth! overall. HOW AP TOP 20 FARED How the Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college football poll fared last week: 1.
Iowa (5-0-0) beat Wisconsin 23-13. Next: vs. No. 3 Michigan. 2.
Oklahoma (3-0-0) beat No. 17 Texas 14-7. Next: vs. Miami 3. Michigan (5-0-0) beat Michigan State 31-0.
Next: at No. 1 lowa. 4. Florida State (4-1-0) lost to No. 12 Auburn 59-27.
Next: vs. Tulsa. 5. Okla. St.
(4-1-0) lost to No. 9 Nebraska 34-24. Next: 10-26 at Kansas. 6. Arkansas (5-0-0) beat Texas Tech 30-7.
Next: vs. No. 17 Texas. 7. Florida (4-0-1) beat No.
14 Tennessee 17-10. Next: vs. SW Louisiana. 8. Penn State (5-0-0) beat No.
10 Alabama 19-17. Next: at Syracuse. 9. Nebraska (4-1-0) beat No. 5 Oklahoma State 34-24.
Next: at Missouri. 10. Alabama (4-1-0) lost No. 8 Penn St. 19-17.
Next: vs. No. 14 Tennessee. 11. BYU (5-1-0) beat San Diego State 28-0.
Next: at New Mexico. 12. Auburn (4-1-0) beat No. 4 Florida State 59-27. Next: at Georgia Tech.
13. Air Force (6-0-0) beat Navy 24-7. Next: at Colorado State. 14. Tennessee (2-1-1) lost to No.
7 Florida 17-10. Next: at No. 10 Alabama. 15. OHIO STATE (4-1-0) beat Indiana 48-7.
Next: vs. Purdue. 16. SMU (2-2-0) lost to No. 19 Baylor 21-14.
Next: at Houston. 17. Texas (3-1-0) to No. 2 Oklahoma 14-7. Next: at No.
6 Arkansas. 18. Georgia (4-1-0) beat Mississippi 49-21. Next: at Vanderbilt. 19.
Baylor (5-1-0) beat No. 16 SMU 21-14. Next: vs. Texas 20. Louisiana State (3-1-0) beat Vanderbilt 49-7.
Next: vs. Kentucky. Ohio St. 48, Indiana 7 Michigan 31, Michigan St. 0 Minnesota 21, Northwestern 10 lowa 23, Wisconsin 13 Purdue 30, Illinois 24.
MID-AMERICAN Ball St. 36, Ohio U. 23 Cent. Mich. 24, W.
Mich. 17 Bowling Green 42, E. Mich. 24 Miami, Ohio 26, Toledo 14 Kent St. 54, Texas- El Paso 24 NORTH COAST.
Oberlin 12, Allegheny 3 Case Western 42, Ohio Weslyn 10 Denison 63, Wooster 21 DePauw 35, Kenyon 0 OAC Baldwin-Wallace 34, Marietta 0 Mount Union 42, Capital 3 Heidelberg 40, Otterbein0 Wittenberg 40, Ohio Northern 7 PAC Bethany 31, John Carroll 17 Wash. Jeff. 35, Hiram 13 Muskingum 57, Thiel 23 Carnegie-Mellon 38, Grove City 3 OHIO Ashland 23, St. Joseph, Ind. 0 Dayton 63, Samford 13 Central St.
76, Lincoln 0 Wilmington 34, Defiance 10 Findlay 28, Westminster, Pa. 9 Youngstown St. 23, Tenn. Tech 16 Akron 17, Murray St. 10 Miami, Fla.
38, Cincinnati EAST Air Force 24, Navy 7 Albany, N. Y. 20, S. Conn. 16 American Intl.
33, Trenton St. 7 Amherst 48, Colby 0 Army 45, Boston College 14 Bloomsburg 35, Mansfield 13 Brdgwater, Mass. 25, Curry 14 Brooklyn Col. 24, -Newark Conisius 34, Buffalo 25 Clarion 43, Slippery Rock 0 Coast Guard 62, N. Y.
Maritime 0 Colgate 54, Dartmouth 28 Cortland St. 41, Brockport St. 6 Delaware 21, Boston 0.0 Delaware St. 24, Connecticut 14 Delaware Val. 31, Upsala 14 Duquesne 19, Catholic U.
17 Foirm. St. 35, W. Va. Tech 3 Fordham 56, Georgetown, D.C.
0 Frnkin Marshil 30, Dickinson 0 Frostburg St. 12, Waynesburg 0 Gettysburg 23, Kings Point 2 Grand Val. St. 21, Cent. Conn.
14 Hamilton 39, Wesleyan 15 Harvard 20, Cornell 17 Hobart 28, Rochester 14 Indiana, Pa. 35, Edinboro9 Ithaca 28, Springfield 7 Jersey City St. 35, Ramapo 0 Johns Hopkins 16, Ursinus 14 Juniata 43, W. Moryland 7 Keon 23, Stony Brook 13 Kutztown 19, Cheyney 8 Lafavette 20, James Madison 13 Lock Haven 14, Colifornia, Pa. 7 Lowell 26, Fitchburg St.
6 Lycoming 43, Albright 0 Maine Maritime 29, Nichots 0 Marist 8, tona0 Massachusetts 10, Northeastern Mass. Mari. 28, Westf. St. 13 Mercyhurst 31, Buttalo St.
6 Middlebury 13, Bates 7 Millersville 30, Shippensburg 8 Montclair St. 36, C.W. Post 15 Moravian 21, Wilkes 20 Muhlenberg 11, Swarthmore 10 New Hompshire 58, Bucknell 0 New Haven 47, Dist. Colum. 6 Norwich 38, Worcester Tech 0 Penn 17.
Brown 14 Penn St. 19, Alabama 17 Pittsburgh 24, N. Carolina St. 10 Plvm. St.
58, Framing. St. 16 Princeton 31, Columbia 0 Saturday BIG TEN NHL STANDINGS NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division PtS GF GA New Jersey Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders N. Y.
Rongers Pittsburgh Washington 0 12 Adams Division: Boston Quebec 15 Hartford 13. Montreal 13 13 Buffalo 10 7 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division PtS GF GA St. Louis Toronto Detroit Minnesota 12 Chicago 17 Smythe Division Edmonton Colgary Vancouver Los Angeles Winnipeg 1 0 17 Yesterday Boston 7, Montreal 2 Philadelphia 4, Washington 2. New Jersey 3, N. Y.
Rangers 2, OT Edmonton 6, St. Louis 3 Quebec 5, Winnipeg 2 Toronto 5, Chicago 1 Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Today Detroit at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. N. Y.
Islanders at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. Tomorrow Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Saturday New Jersey 4, Washington 1 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 9, Detroit 2 Hartford 8, N. Y.
Rangers 2 St. Louis 4, Vancouver 3 Quebec 4, Toronto 0 Buffalo 6, Minnesota 2 Montreal 6, Chicago 3 N. Y. Islanders 5, Los Angeles 4, OT Bruins 7, Canadiens 2 Boston Montreal 1-2 FIRST PERIOD- 1, Bos, Pederson 3, 15:38. Penalties- Robinson, Mon, Chelios, Mon, Simmer, Bos, Ludwig, Mon, Morkwort, Bos, Nilan, Mon, Keans, Bos (served by Derlago), Nilan, Mon, major, Markwart, Bos, major, 20:00.
SECOND PERIOD -2, Mon, McPhee (Momesso, Smith), :33. 3, Bos, Sielgher 2 (Kasper), 1:53. 4, Bos, Bourque 1 (Kluzok, Crowder), 11:40 (pp). 5, Bos, Nienhuis (Crowder, Bourque), 13:53 (pp). PenaltiesCrowder, Bos, Nilan, Mon, match penalty, Bourque, Bos, Thelin, Bos, 17:31.
THIRD PERIOD- -6, Bos, Bourque 2 (Linsemon, Kluzak), :29 (pp). 7, Mon, Noslund 5 (DeBlois, Richer), 10:03 (pp). 8, Bos, Middleton 2 (Petterson, Lukowich), 15:21 (pp). 9, Bos, Sleigher 3 (Bourque, Kasper), 18:56. Penalties Bos, Donnelly, Bos, Carbonneu, Mon, McPhee, Mon, minor -major, Kluzak, Bos, minor-maior, Rooney, Mon, major, Crowder, Bos, major, Linseman, Bos, game misconduct, DeBlois, Mon, double minor, Robinson, Mon, 15:16.
Shots- Mon 7-11-6-24, Bos 9-10-10-29 Goalies- -Mon, Roy. Bos, Keans. Power ploys -Mon 1-6, Bos 4-13. Referee -Fraser. Linesmen-Broseker, Collins.
A Flyers 4, Capitals 2 Philodelphio Washington FIRST PERIOD-1, Phi, Propp 3 (Eklund, Howe), 12:01 (pp). Penalties Was, Schofield, Was, mojor, Brown, Phi, major, Poulin Phi, Stephens, Was, McCrimmon, Phi, 17:00. SECOND PERIOD -2, Phi, Rich Sutter 1: (Carson, Kerr), 2:40. 3, Was, Gartner 2 (Gustafsson, Adams), 13:34. PenaltiesCarson, Phi, major, Stephens, Was, major, Murphy, Was, Propp, Phi, 10:42.
THIRD PERIOD-4, Phi, Propp 4 (Poulin), 4:52. 5, Was, Gartner 3 (Murphy, Christian), 18:37. 6, Phi, Tockett 1 (Creighton, Howe), 19:21 (en). Penalties- Tockett, Phi, major, 26; Stephens, Was, major, Kerr, Phi, 15:04. Shots -Phi 7-9-8-24, Was 13-8-12-33.
Goalies-Phi, Lindbergh. Was, Jensen. Power -Phi 1-1, Was 0-2. Referee- -Newell. Linesmen- Veins.
A- 5. Devils 3, Rangers 2 New Jersey New York Rangers FIRST PERIOD -1, NJ, Bridgman (Pichette, Broten), 8:38 (pp). 2, NJ, Ludvig 2 (Gagne, Driver), 14:05. 3, NYR, Sandstrom (Beck, Pavelich), 15:39. (pp).
PenaltiesGreschner, NYR, MocLean, NJ, Osborne, NYR, Samuelsson, NYR, Driver, NJ, Broten, NJ, Muller, NJ, S. Patrick, NYR, 18:45. SECOND PERIOD- -None: PenaltiesCirella, NJ, Hiemer, NJ, Preston, NJ, Brooke, NY, double-minor, Allison, NYR, Sandstrom, NYR, 12:39. THIRD PERIOD -4, NYR; Helminen 1 (Osborne, Ridley), 17:47. Penalties- -Lewis, NJ, Gagne, NJ, Beck, NYR, Cirella, NJ, 16:06.
OVERTIME-5, NJ, Preston 1 (Pichette), 3:41. Penalties- -None. Shots-NJ 6-9-8-1-24, NYR 11-9-12-3-35. Goolies-NJ, Chevrier. NYR, Kleisinger.
Power plays -NJ 2-8, NYR 1-7. Referee -van Hellemond. Linesmen-Dapuzzo, McCourt. A Oilers 6, Blues 3 St. Louis Kurri, Edm, 18:52.
Shots- 10-7-9-26. Edm 6-15-10-31. Goalies- -StL, Millen. Edm, Moog. Powerplays-SIL 1 of Edm 0 of 2.
Referee -Myers. A Nordiques 5, Jets 2 Quebec Winnipeg FIRST PERIOD-1, Win, Ellett 1 (Wilson), 9:36. 2, Que, Show 1, 11:50. 3, Win, Arniel 1 (Wilson, Melametsa), 12:56. PenaltiesMcBain, Win, Ashton, Que, Gillie, Que, Sevigny, Que, served by Anderson, Boschman, Win, Ellett, Win, SECOND PERIOD-4, Que, Sauve (Kumpel), 9:16 (pp).
Penalties-Moller, Que, Melametso, Win, Hunter, Que, 10:19. THIRD PERIOD-5, Que, Hunter 2 (Rochefort), 4:55 (pp). 6, Que, Eagles (Hunter, Gillis), 8:32. 7, Que, Anderson 2 (Kumpel), 8:52. Penalties Win, Ellett, Win, 10:05, Rochefort, Que, Gillis, Que, Boschman, Win, doubleminor, 18:24.
Shots- -Que 6-8-12-26. Win. 16-13-9-38. Goalies -Que, Sevigny. Win;" Hayward.
-Que 2 of Win 0 of 5. Referee- -Wicks. A Edmonton FIRST PERIOD- -None. PenaltiesRomage, SAL, Jackson, Edm, 16:35. SECOND PERIOD -1, STL, Mullen 2 (Federko), 3:25.
2, Edm, Anderson 2 (Messier, Tikkonen), 7:20. 3, SIL, Mullen 3 (LoVatlee, Ramage), 8:19. 4, Edm, Kurri 1 (Gretzky), 11:01 (sh). 5, SAL, Brian Sutter 1 (Nattress, Bell), 12:46 (pp). 6, Edm, Kurri2 (Summonen, Gretzky), 18:09.
Penalties -Bell, StL, McClelland, Edm, Fogolin, Edm, 12:31. THIRD PERIOD -7, Edm Tikkanen 1 (Messier), :41. 8, Edm, sem*nko 1 (Kurri, Coffev), 14:25. 9, Edm, Messier 1 (Coffey), 19:04 (sh). Penalties- Tikkonen, Edm, Nattress, StL, Grego, Edm, CFL STANDINGS CANADIAN EASTERN FOOTBALL DIVISION LEAGUE Montreal 3 0 237 PF PA Ottawg: Hamilton 0 269 Toronto 0 316 WESTERN DIVISION PF PA Winnipeg 0 435 213 22 British Columbia 10 260 Edmonton 0 346 Soskatchewan 0 262 339 Calgary 10 0 196 345 Today Saskatchewan at Hamilton, 1:30 p.m, Toronto at Calgary, 4 p.m.
1 Saturday Edmonton 39, Montreal TANK McNAMARA Jeff Millar Bill Hinds HI SHERIFF. GUY FRED, WHO'S IS THAT WITH JUST BY ANY CATCH CHANCE, HIS DID FIRST HE BIG FISH! LONG GET DOWN NO SEE. YOU AT THE LAKE FISH EVER I WANNA DELANEY'S HOUSE NAMED TACKLE SHOP MCNAMARA: CATCH A HE'S GONE 2,000 THIS OVER HIS VISA MORNING. BIG CREDIT LIMIT. BIG 4 St.
The the 5, A LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) Yesterday's World-Oldsmobile Classic played on the par-72 Lonny Wadkins, $72,000 Mike Donald, $35.200...... $6-69-66-67-268 Scott Hoch, $35,200 69-63-67-69-268 Payne Stewart, 69-69-65-66-269 Gary Koch, $17,600 66-68-72-63-269. Gary McCord, $14,400 67-68-70-61-271 Andy Bean, $13,400 70-68-66-68-272 Donnie Hammond, $11,600 70-68-68-67-273 Craig Stodier, -273 Don Poole, $11,600.. 70-66-69-68-273 Mark McCumber, $9,200 69-70-68-67-274 Jett Sluman, $9,200 70-67-69-68-274 Clarence Rose, $9,200.......
64-71-72-67-274 Danny Edwards, $7,200 70-70-69-66-275 Joey Sindelor, $7,200... 71-68-68-68-275 Ken Brown, $7,200 66-71-66-72-275 Lon Hinkle, $5,060........... 69-71-67-69-276 Wayne Grady, $5,060. 70-69-67-70--276 Peter Jacobsen, $5,060 70-71-69-66-276 Ronnie Black, $5,060. 72-68-67-69-276 Bill Kratzert, $5,060 74-67-66-69-276 Jim Thorpe, 71-66-71-68-276 ...3: Larry Nelson, $5,060 69-71-67-69-176 Nick Foldo, $5,060...........
70-70-67-69-276 Gibby Gilbert, $3,520...... 69-69-70-69-277 Chris Perry, $2,780... 67-69-75-67-278 Tom Kite, $2,780 70-67-67-74-278 Pot McGowan, $2,780 68-69-68-73--278 Roger Maltbie, $2,780...... 67-69-72-70-278 Loren Roberts, $2,780 70-69-72-67-278 David Frost, $2,780 66-69-70-78-278 Mark Preit, $2,780 67-69-71-71-278 Hal Sutton, $2,780 71-74-66-67-278 Pal Lindsey, $1,935. 72-71-67-69-279 Mike Reid, $1,935..
67-70-69-73-279 Russ Cochran, $1,935 68-68-69-74--279 John Mahoffey, 70-70-68-71-279 FOOTBALL RESULTS Rhode Island 45, Lehigh 38 Homline 38, Gustav Adotphus 17 Richmond 37, Maine 24 Hillsdale 24, Ferris 51. 15 St. John's, NY 15, Pace 14 Hope 38, Alma 11 St. Lowrence 21, Alfred 20 Huron 25, Black Hills St. 20 Salem, W.
Va. 42, Glenv. St. 20 Indiana Central 27, Valparaiso 7. Shepherd 36, Concord 79 lowa St.
22, Kansas 21 Siena 23, Fairfield 15 Kearney St. 20, Mo. Western 17 S. Car. St.
14, Morgan St. 10 Lake Forest 44, Ripon 31 Temple 14, Rutgers 13 Lakeland 9, Eureka 7 Trinity, Conn. 18, Tufts 15 Mocalester 19, Carleton 18 Union, N. Y. 35, RPI6 Md-Am Nazarene 36, Tarkio 14 Wagner 20, Hofstra 10 Midland 15, Doane 7 Chester 18, E.
Stroudsburg 16 Millikin 44, North Central 7. W. Conn. 43, W. New Eng.
3 50, Winona S1.0 West Liberty 18, W. Va. St. 9 15, Bemidji St. 10 Widener 38, Susquehanno 21 Mo.
Southern 34, Emporia St. 26 Williams 21, 8owdoin 17 Moorhead St. 31, SW Minn. 16 Worc. St.
31, Wm. Paterson 27 7, Mankato St. 6. Yale 19, Holy Cross 15 Nebraska Weslyn 44, Dana 28 SOUTH N. Dakota 41, 18 Albany, Ga.
20, Tuskegee 13. N. Dakota St. 41, 5. Dakota St.
7 Appal. St. 25, Tenn. -Chatt. 0 NE Missouri 21, 20 Auburn 59, Florida St.
27 N. Iowa 24, Indiana St. 7 Austin Peoy 14, Morehead St. 10 NW Mo. St.
18, Cent. Missouri 10 Citadel 31, Davidson 0 Northw. Mich. 18, Sag. Val.St.
18 Clemson 27, Virginia 24 Ottawa Kan. 14, SIMary-Kan. 7 Delta St. 16. 3 Pittsburg Sr.
35, Washburn 18 Emory Henry 31, 10 "Rose-Hulman 13, Taylor 10 Florida 17, Tennessee 10 StJohn-Min. 14, Conc. Moor. 10 Ft. Valley St.
24, Alabama St. 5 St. Norbert 17, Lawrence 7 Fronklin 21, Georgetown, KY. 17 St. Thomas 41, St.
Olat0 Furman 34, Marshall 3 Sioux Folls 14, S. Dakota Tech 7 38, 8 S. Dakota 40, Morningside 38 Georgia 49, Mississippi 21. SW Kansas 21, Bethany, Kan. 10 Ga.
Southern 46, 24 Sterling 24, Tabor 22 Georgia Tech 24, W. Carolina 17 Wabash 27, Washington, Mo. 7 Hampton 25, Eliz. City S1. 6 Wayne Mich.
30, Mich. Tech 12 Jackson St. 28, Florida 23 W. Illinois 14, N. Michigan 7 Kentucky 33, Mississippi St.
19 -1 Wheaton 47, North Pork 22 LSU 49, Vanderbilt 7 W-Eau Claire 24, W- Superior 14 Louisiana Tech 35, McNeese St. 3: W-Riv. Falls 21, W-Platteville 14 Mars Hill 28, Wofford 7 W-Stevens Pt. 62, W- Oshkosh 6 Memphis St. 38, Tulane 21 SOUTHWEST Middle Tenn.
28, E. Kentucky 14 Alcorn St. 36. Texas Southern 13 Miss. Col.
50, Jacksonv. St. 3 43 Arkansas 30, Texas Tech 7. 0 Morris Brown 7, Morehouse 3 Arkansas St. 56, N.
Texas St. 0 Newberry 36, Carson-Newman 3 Austin Col. 21, Millsaps7 Norfolk St. 32, N.C. Central 14 Baylor 21, Southern Meth.
14 N. Carolina 34, Wake Forest 14 Cent. Ark. 24, Ark. -Monticello 20 N.
Carolina 35, Favette. St. 0 Harding 27, Arkansas Tech 13 Presbyterian 38, Catawba 20 Hender. St. 58, A-Pine Bluff 7 45, St.
Fran. -Pa. 6 Nebraska 34, Oklahoma St. 24 St. Paul's 49, Bowie St.
15 NE Louisiana 37, Lamar 14 S. Houston St. 24, SE La. 13. Oklahoma 14, Texas 7 S.
Carolina 28, Duke 7 Ouachita 20, S. Arkansas 10 S. Mississippi 42, Louisville 12 Panhandle St. 15, Langston 14 Southern U. 25, Nichotis St.
22. Prairie View 28, Bishop 16 SW Louisiana 16, E. Carolina 14 Rice 34, Texas Christion 27 Troy St. 10, Valdosta St. 3 SE Tarleton Missouri St.
44, Abilene Chr. 30 VMI 23, E. Tennessee St. 19: Texas 43, 18, McMurry 16 15 Va. Virginia Tech St.
40, Wm. Mary 10 Texas 30, E. Centrol U. 13 23, J.C. Smith 14 Houston Virginia Union 59, Kentucky St.
0 W. Tulsa Texas 37, St. Long 33, Beach Wichita St. St. 35 21 Wosh.
Lee 42, Maryville 17 W. Georgia 24, Livingston St. 14 Arizona St. 34, FAR Utah WEST 27 1: W.Va. Wes.
29, Cumber. Ky. 20 BYU 28, San Diego 0 1 W. Winston-Salem Kentucky 47, 12, Cent. Florida 17 Carroll 40, Rocky Mount.
14 St. MIDWEST Howard U.7. Cent. Wash. 17, W.
Washington 14 Adrian Albion 49, Olivet Kalamazoo 0 7 Colorado St. 45, New Mexico 28 Colorado 38, Missouri7 21, Fresno St. 37, San Jose St. 17 Anderson 21, SW Baptist 13 tie Fullerton St. 32, Utoh St.
30 Augsburg Augustana, 23, Ill. 38, Bethel, Carthoge Minn. 8 23, Hawaii 26, Wyoming 18 Baker 24, Missouri Val. 10 Lintield 36, Willomette 33 Idaha 31, Weber St. 28 Beloit 23, Chicago 19 Mesa Col.
24, West.St. Colo. 17 7 Butter 21, Evansville 20 32 Montana 35, Idaho S1. 29 Carroll, Wis. 28, Olivet0 Nev.
Reno 31, E. Wash. 25 Centre 17, Ear 0 Vegas 24, Pacific U. 14 Chadron 51. 49, Peru St.
28 N.Mex. High. 57, Colo. Mines 0 Coe 42, Illinois Col. 0 N.
Arizona 27, Montana St. 24 Concordia, Ill. 54, NE Illinois 6 Poc. Lutheran 55, Oregon Tech 14 Concordia, Neb. 35, Hastings 21 Pacific, Ore.
33, E. Oregon 27 Concordia, Wis. 33, Principia 13 Puget Sound 33, Simon Fraser 9 Cul. 21, Cent. Meth.
8 Sacramento S1. 26, Port. St. 14 Dakota Wes. 27, Dakota St.
0 St. Cloud St. 33, N. Colorado 9 Drake 31, Texas- Arlington 10 S. Oregon 24, Lewis Clark 10.
E. Illinois 21, Illinois St. 14 UCLA 34, Stanford 9 Elmhurst 23, Illinois Weslyn 20 Washington 28, California 12 Evangel 31, SE Oklahoma 29 Washington St. 34, Oregon St. 0.
Ft. Hoys St. 26, Wayne, Neb. 21 W. Montana 17, Montana Tech 12.
Friends, 30. McPherson 7. W. Oregon 53, Whitworth 14 results in the Hilton Head Seniors International on Port Royal Resort vesterday: Charles Sifford, $3,300 72-74-69-215 Billy Maxwell, $3,300 74-71-71-216 Jim Ferree, $3,300. 74-70-72-216 Bruce Compton, $3,000 71-73-73-217 Ben Smith, $2,700 73-73-72-218 Harold Henning, $2,700 70-72-76-218 Bill Collins, $2,266 75-72-72-219 Ray Hyon, 72-74-73-219 Ken Still, $2,266.
72-74-73-219 George Lanning, $1,940.. 71-76-73-220 Howie Johnson, $1,940 76-71-73-220 Gordon Jones, $1,940 75-72-73-220 Fred Haas, $1,940 72-72-76-220 Doug Ford, $1,940...... 757 75-220.
