1 Friday, October 27, 1995 7D Reno Gazette-Journal NBA NOTES At A Glance SPORTSHORSE RACING HOT LINE: 1 900 773 6000 Cost: 95 per minute Call daily. 24 hours a day Non-local sports, press 21; horse racing, press 22. AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Buffalo Indianapolis Miami New England NY. Jets Pet. PF PA 714 150 122 .571 145 157 571 191 127 .286 96 174 ,250 120 220 Central Pet.
PF PA Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 163 154 Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 139 130 Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 147 167 Jacksonville 3 5 0 375 131 162 Houston 2 5 0 .286 137 154 West WIT Pel. PF PA Kansas City 7 1 0 875 199 138 Oakland 6 2 0 .750 213 123 Denver 4 4 0 500 168 137 SanOiego 4 4 0 500 148 162 Seattle 2 5 0 .286 131 175 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Dallas 6 1 0 .857 203 118 Philadelphia 4 3 0 .571 144 173 Washington 3 5 0 .375 189 193 Arizona .2 5 0 .286 114 180 Y. Giants 2 5 0 .286 115 156 Central Pet. PF PA Chicago 5 2 0 .714 204 167 Green Bay 5 2 0 .714 171 137 Tampa Bay 5 3 0 625 127 129 Minnesota 3 4 0 429 156 163 Detroit 2 5 0 .286 163 173 West Pet.
PF PA Atlanta 5 2 0 .714 146 147 St Louis 5 2 0 .714 148 149 SanFmcisco 5 2 0 .714 198 96 Carolina 2 5 0 .286 125 154 NewOrleans 1 6 0 .143 134 178 Thursday's Game Cincinnati 27. Pittsburgh 9 Sunday's Games O'Neal upbeat after surgery ORLANDO, Fia. (AP) Shaquille O'Neal walked out of a hospital with a cast around his right hand Thursday, grinning and chatting with his mother after surgery to repair a broken right thumb. The 7-foot-1, 320-pound center for the Orlando Magic underwent a routine procedure on his right thumb that will sideline him until about Christmas, his doctor said. "Six to eight weeks, that's the usual prognosis," said Dr.
Richard Shure, who removed a tiny bone chip and inserted a steel pin to completely immobilize the thumb. O'Neal hopes to return by Christmas Day, when the Magic entertain the Houston Rockets, who swept Orlando in last season's NBA Finals. O'Neal would miss 27 of 82 regular-season games. O'Neal, who avoided reporters after the operation, made a thumbs-up sign and quipped, "Let's get it over," when he walked into Sand Lake Hospital for the surgery. His mother, Lucille, accompanied him and stayed with him during the operation.
"The surgery was relatively routine," said Shure, a specialist with Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic. NBA, CBA SIGN PACT The NBA and the Continental Basketball Association announced Thursday they have signed an extension of their agreement calling for the CBA to serve as the official developmental league of the NBA for players and referees. The 1995-1996 season is the 16th year of such cooperation. The two leagues first signed an agreement for referee development in 1978-79. It was extended to players in 1980-81.
BULLS SIGN EDWARDS The Chicago Bulls signed James Edwards, who will be 40 on Nov. 22. "We are happy to have Jimmy," general manager Jerry Krause said. "He brings a wealth of experience to our team." The 7-foot-1 center has 18 years of NBA experience, playing in 1,104 games with seven teams, averaging 13.0 points and 5 2 rebounds per game. He was a member of the Detroit Pistons' championship teams in 1 989 and 1 990.
Edwards will back up Luc Longley and Bill Wennington in what Krause has dubbed "the three-headed monster," replacing Will Perdue, traded to San Antonio during the offseason for Dennis Rodman. SPREWELL CLEARED A judge has dismissed misdemeanor traffic charges against Golden State Warriors guard Latrell Sprewell. Sprewell was stopped Sept. 3 and arrested for various traffic violations, including having an outstanding warrant for driving with a suspended licence. He also was booked for investigation of threatening a police officer after reportedly telling the arresting officer, "You can be shot real easy, and people get shot out here." Prosecutors said they did not charge Sprewell with threatening the officer because the basketball player's comments "lacked credibility and immediacy as a righteous threat." Sprewell lawyer, Kurt Robinson, said a speeding charge was dropped because of insufficient evidence.
The charge of driving with a suspended license was dismissed because Sprewell got a new license 1 7 days after the Sept. 3 stop. Sprewell did not appear in Oakland Municipal Court for the dismissal Wednesday, but he sent a letter of apology. PAYTON FACES PATERNITY SUIT A woman filed a paternity suit Thursday against Seattle Supersonics guard Gary Payton, seeking 20 percent of his annual income for support of a 3-year-old son she says he fathered. Kimberly Sparks seeks to establish Payton as the natural father of Gary Dwayne Payton Jr.
Payton has said he has supported the child for three years and will continue to do so if DNA tests show he is the father. The tests taken three weeks ago may take up to another three weeks to be complete, said John A. Sopuch III, the lawyer representing Sparks. Sparks' lawsuit, filed in Cook County court, states that she became pregnant while she and Payton lived together in Seattle in 1992. Her son was born prematurely in Chicago, spent his early months in an incubator and incurred tens of thousands of dollars in medical expenses.
Payton's agent did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment. DUCKWORTH REMAINS A BUCK The Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday decided to keep center Kevin Duckworth, who will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Friday. Bucks coach Mike Dunleavy considered rescinding the trade that brought Duckworth from Washington when he learned of Duckworth's injury, sustained in his last preseason game with the Bullets. Instead the Bucks, who are in dire need of help at center, modified the trade for Duckworth, who was dealt to Milwaukee on Oct. 18 for forward Bobb McCann.
However, team officials didn't disclose what changes were made. 16 SOUTH CAROLINA 147 Gus Syl van, Columbia. 36-3773 Frank Ford III. Charleston. SC.
36-3874 Kevin King, Hilton Head. 41-37 78 17 WEST VIRGINIA 148 Harold Payne. Hurricane. Va 36-3672 Pat Carter Huntington Va 38-38 76 Michael Swiger, Weirton, 42-4183 tie. TENNESSEE 148 Tim Jackson, Germantown, 35-37 72 Charles Jabaley.
Cleveland, 39-3776 Stuart Smith, Nashville, 39-3978 tie. NEW HAMPSHIRE 148 David Friet, Holhs. N.H., 37-3673 Robert Mielcarz, Concord. 38-3775 Philip Pleat. Nashua NH, 37-38 75 tie CALIrUHNIA 148 Jetl Gilchrist, Elk Grove Calif 34-3973 John Pate, Santa Barbara, Calif 36-3975 Brad Larsen Escondido.
Calif 38-4381 tie MINNESOTA 148 John Harris. Edina, Minn 36-3672 Michael Chris-tensen, Grand Rapids. Minn 38-38 76 Joe Stansberry, Minneapolis, 40-3878 22. ALABAMA 149 Eric Hamilton, An- niston. 36-3571 Patrick Levio, Birmingham.
41-3778 Jeff Fisher, Birmingham. 38-4179 tie OHIO 149 lorn titers. Cincinnati, 38-3674 Alan Toledo. Ohio. 38-3775 Ralph Ballanger.
Gahanna, Ohio, 36-4076 tie. NEVADA 149 Brady Exber. Lat Vegas, 39-3574 Frank Acker, Lat Vegas, 38-3775 David Nelson, Reno. 38-4171 WOMEN'S USGA LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. State scores Thursday after the first round ot the USGA Centennial Women State team tournament (best two out of three scores count toward team total); PENNSYLVANIA 148 Liz Haines.
Gladwyne. 77 Judy Oliver. Sewickley. 77 Carol Sample Thompson. Sewickley.
71 MARYLAND 150 Jane Fitzgerald. Kensington, 75 Andrea Kraus. Baltimore, 81 Jennifer Lewis. Rockville 75 FLORIDA 151 Maria Jemsek, Oviedo. 73 Lori McCabe, Naples.
79 Leslie Shannon. Fort Lauderdale. 78 NEW YORK 152 Gail Flanagan. New York. 79 Nancy Kroll Wolcott, Coo-perstown, 83 Lancy Smith, Snyder, 73 NORTH CAROLINA 152 Brenda Corrie-Kuehn.
Fletcher, 76 Amber Marsh, Jamestown, 76 Donna Noblitt, Lattimore. 78 TEXAS 152 Robin Burke, Houston. 76 Carolyn Creekmore, Dallas, 76 Toni Wiesner, Fort Worth. 77 ILLINOIS 153 Pam Holcombe. Quincy 80 Kerry Postillion.
Burr Ridge, 75 Lesley Stracks. Wmnetka. 78 MASSACHUSETTS 153 Tara Joy, Duxbury. 78 Marion Maney-Mclnerney, Dedham, 75 Anne Marie Tobm, Lynn-field, 79 MINNESOTA 153 Jana Erdmann. Inver Grove 86 Julie Kalma Jensen.
Columbia 74 Leigh Kiasse. St. Anthony. 79 GEORGIA 154 Lee Burton. New-nan, 78 Wendi Patterson, Atlanta.
76 Brenda Pictor. Marietta, 82 INDIANA 155 Julie Carmichael. Indianapolis. 87 Courtney Cox. Indianapolis.
80 Nancy Fitzgerald. Carmel. 75 KENTUCKY 156 Traci Parsons. Mayfield. 80 Christine Ridenour.
Louisville. 76 Tracy Hughes. Lexington. 84 CALIFORNIA 157 Tina Barker. Fremont, 82 Sybil OByrne.
Murrieta. 78 Sandy Woodruff, Scotts Valley. 79 NEW JERSEY 157 Sherry Herman, Marlboro. 80 Allison Woinas Ku-cinski, Chester, 80 Donna Young, ALABAMA H58 Mary Burkhart Shields. Birmingham, 84 Harriet Cauthen, Orange Peach 84 Virginia Derby Grimes, Montgomery, 74 HAWAII 158 Kilaya Bhaedhaya-jibh, Honolulu.
82 Kari Williams. Kailua. 77 Mahma Ah Yuen, Honolulu, 81 NEBRASKA 158 Stephanie Hupp. Lincoln, 80 Susan Marchese, Omaha. 80 Theresa Wanek.
Omaha. 78 OHIO 158 Melissa Bauer. Wil-loughby, 86 Mary Ann Bterman. Chagrin Falls. 77 Pat Milton.
Munroe Falls. 81 ARIZONA 159 Carrie Coco. Tucson. 82 Michelle Tucson, 77 Meg Matetich. Scottsdaie.
92 COLORADO 160 Carol Flenniken. Denver. 79 Lynn Larson, Aurora. 81 Nina Whalen. Westminster, 84 OREGON 160 Joan Edwards-Powell, Portland, 81 Marcia Fisher, Canby, 80 Amanda Nealy, Grams Pass, 80 SOUTH CAROLINA 160 Lee Ann Brown, Mt.
Pleasant, 79 Karen Ferree, Hilton Head. 83 Vicki Hillen. Conway. 81 VIRGINIA 160 Chris Epperly. Virginia Beach.
83 Shelley Savage. Arlington. 78 Sherry Zaleski. Manassas. 82 NEW MEXICO 161 Ev Griggs.
Los Alamos. 87 Nancy Romero. Albuquer que. 8J Hosemary Thompson. Albuquerque.
78 WASHINGTON 161 Debra Doles. Kent. 86 Ann Swanson, Bellevue. 77 Susan Ursino. Issaquah, 84 CONNECTICUT 162 Sue Dutilly, Norwich, 90 Lida Kinnicutt, Blcomfield.
78 Amy Wohltjen. Danbury, 84 IDAHO 163 Karen Darrmgton. Boise, 84 Sheryl Scott, Boise. 84 Jean Smith. Boise.
79 MICHIGAN 163 Mary Jane Anderson. Clarkston. 80 Sue Campbell. Kalamazoo, 83 Joan Garety. Rockford.
85 MISSOURI 163 Marcella Rose. St. Louis. 89 Rosie Schultz. St Joseph, 85 Peggy Williams.
Sedalia. 78 DELAWARE 164 Pam Brown. Newark. 83 Peggy Entress Petrillo. Hockessin, 95 Collette Matthes.
Bear, 81 TENNESSEE 164 Beverly Pearce. Jackson. 86 Betty Probasco, Lookout Mountain. 82 Judy Street, Chattanooga. 82 WEST VIRGINIA 165 Sue Gold-camp, Parkersburg, 84 Michelle Marks, Ripley, 81 Karen Ryan.
Huntington. 88 LOUISIANA 168 Karen Bahnsen, Baton Rouge, 86 Martha Lang. Mande-ville. 82 Becky Mitchell. Gretna, 89 RHODE ISLAND 170 Nancy Chaffee, Warren, 88 Julie Greene.
Barrington. 82 Amy Streeter, West Warwick. 90 NEW HAMPSHIRE 171 Louise Billy, Manchester. 80 Debby Crowley. Temple.
104 Andrea Morrell. Candia. 91 NEVADA 178 Barb Galloway, Elko, 87 Brenda Knott, Las Vegas, 94 Candi Zinke, Gardnerville, 91 NBA PRESEASON GLANCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Pet. GB towns, match-play records, pintail totals and prize money: 1. Anne Mane Duggan.
Edmond, Okla 14-10. 9.729 2 Kim Adler. Titus-ville. Fla 15-9. 9 587 3.
Sandra Jo Shiery. Bronson. Mich 16-8. 9 536 4. Wendy Macpherson, Henderson, 15-8-1.
9 507 5, Lisa Wagner Braden-ton, Fla 16-6-2. 9 504 6. Carol Norman, Oklahoma City, 12-12. 9.479, $2 500. 7.
Jeanne Naccarato, Tacoma, Wash 15-8-1. 9.408, $2,300 8. Cathy Dorin, Linden, N.J., 13-10-1, 9,383, $2,200 9, Michelle Mullen, Chicago. 13-1 1 9,296, $2,100. 10.
Marianne DiRupo. Succasunna, 13-1 1. 9.239, $2,000. 1 1 Carolyn Dorin, North Richland Hills, Texas. $1,900 12.
Laura Moriarty. Daytona Beach, Fla 11-13. 9.190. $1 ,800 13. Julie Gardner.
Huntington, Calif 11-12-1. 9.141, $1,700. 14. Susan Jeziorski. Tonawanda.
10-14, 9.135. $1 ,675 15. Cindy Coburn-Carroll. Buflalo. NY.
11-13, 9.119. $1,650. 16. Dana Miller-Mackie, Albuquerque, MM. 8-15-1.
9.039. $1 625 17. Kim Canady, San Francisco. 10-12-2. 9.016.
$1,600 1 6. Leanne Barrette. Yukon, 9-14-1 9.009, $1 .575, 19, Darris Street, Fresno. 9-15, 8.957, $1,550. 20, Carol Gianotti, Australia.
8-16, 8.940. $1,270. 21, Dawn Thorkildson. Minneapolis, 11-13, 8.936, $1,530. 22.
Leslie Beamish. Sturgis. Mich 11-13. 8.931, $1,520 23, Rene McManus. Oklahoma City.
9-14-1. 8 842 $1 510 24, Janine Primrose, Minden, 9-14-1. 8,663, $1,500. Final Round 1 Kim Adler. Titusville.
460 pins, two games $12,000 2, Anne Mane Duggan Edmond. Okla 186 pins, one game. $6,700. 3, Wendy Macpherson, Henderson. 609 pins, three games, $4 000.
4. Sandra Jo Shiery, Bronson, 203 pins, one game, $3,200. 5, Lisa Wagner. Palmetto. 195 pins, one game, $2,800.
Playofft Macpherson def. Wagner. 206-195. Macpherson def. Shiery, 218-203.
Adler def Macpherson. 213-185. Championship Adler def. Duggan. 247-186 TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP TULSA.
Okla. Scores Thursday after the first round of the $3,000,000 Tour Championship played at the par-70 (35-35). 6.834-yard Southern Hills Billy Mayfair 32-3668 Brad Bryant 36-3369 Payne Stewart 34-3569 Vijay Singh 34-3569 Justin Leonard 35-3570 BobTway 34-3670 Woody Austin 35-3671 Scott Simpson 37-3471 Tom Lehman 35-3671 Ernie Els 35-3671 MarkOMeara 36-3571 Steve Elkmgton 34-3771 Mark Calcavecchia 35-3772 Corey Pavm 35-3772 Greg Norman 38-3472 Loren Roberts 35-3873 Peter Jacobsen 35-3873 Ben Crenshaw 36-3874 Fred Funk 35-3974 David Duval 37-3774 Jim Gallagher 39-3574 Davis Love III 37-3774 Scott Hoch 37-3875 Jay Haas 37-3875 LeeJanzen 41-3475 NickFaldo 37-3976 Kenny Perry 38-3876 KirkTriplett 41-3677 Nick Price 40-3777 Phil Mickelson 41 -3879 VOLVO MASTERS SOTOGRANDE, Spain Leading scores Tursday after the first round of the $1,185 million Volvo Masters golf tournament-on the par-71, 6.819-yard Valderrama course: Anders Forsbrand. Sweden 68 Jose Coceres, Argentina 69 Barry Lane. England 70 Ian Woosnam.
Wales 70 Miguel Angel Jimenez, Spain 71 Paul Eales. England 71 Colin Montgomery. Scotland 71 J. Louis Guepy. France 72 Sandy Lyle.
Scotland 72 Roger Chapman, England 72 Jamie Spence. England 73 Santiago Luna. Spain 73 Howard Clark, England 73 Sven Struver, Germany 73 Peter Hedblom, Sweden 73 Sam Torrance, Scotland 73 Alexander Cejka. Germany 74 Jesper Parnevtk, Sweden 74 Costantino Rocca. Italy 74 Mark James.
England 74 Mats Lanner. Sweden 74 Ignacio Garndo. Spain 74 Bernhard Langer. Germany 74 David Gilford. England 74 Also Peter OMalley.
Australia 75 Frank Nobilo. New Zealand 76 Robert Allenby, Australia 77 Peter Teravainen, United States 78 Michael Campbell, New Zealand 78 Greg J. Turner. New Zealand 78 Wayne Riley, Australia 78 Jay Townsend. United States 80 Mixe narwooa, Australia Ud PHILIP MORRIS TOJO.
Japan Leading scores Thursday after the first round of the $2 million Philip Morris Championship, played on the par-72 ABC Golf Club course (players are Japanese unless noted): Jumbo Ozaki 34-3367 Hidemichi Tanaka 36-3167 Harumitsu Hamano 32-35 67 Tsuyoshi Yoneyama 36-3268 Nobumitsu Yuhara 35-3469 Stewart Ginn. Australia 34-3569 IkuoShirahama 35-3469 David Ishii. US 35-3469 Naomichi Ozaki 33-3669 Andrew Magee. US 34-3569 Duffy Waldorf, 35-3469 Also JimFuryk.U.S 34-3670 Carlos Franco. Paraguay 37-33 70 Brian Watts.
35-3671 Tsuneyuki Nakaima 37-3572 Frankie Minoza, Philippines 39-34 73 Eduardo Herrera. Colombia Rick Gibson, Canada 42-3577 USGA CENTENNIAL ORLANDO, Fla. Team scores and individual scores after the first round of stroke play at the USGA Centennial Men's State Team Tournament, played Thursday at the par 72, Lake Nona Golf Club (best two of three scores count toward team total): 1 FLORIDA 139 Doug Lacrosse. Tampa. 34-35 69 Rick Cloninger, Orlando, 35-35 70 James Taylor.
Hobe Sound. 35-4075 2. MISSISSIPP1 141 Bill Hood. Greenville. 36-3470 Tico Hoffman, Jackson, 34-3771 Benji Nelson.
Madison, 39-3877 tie. VIRGINIA 141 Tom McKnight, Galax, 36-3470 Keith Decker, Fiel-dale, 35-3671 David Partridge, Richmond. 38-3977 4. NORTH CAROLINA 142 Paul Sim-son, Raleigh. 33-3467 Larry Boswell, Jamestown.
N.C.. 38-3775 Kelly Miller. N.C.. 38-3876 5. NEW JERSEY 143 Duke Delcher.
Linwood. N.J., 36-3571 Robert Hou-sen. Brielle. N.J.. 35-3772 Jeffrey Thomas.
South Plainfield, N.J., 36-39 75 tie RHODE ISLAND 143 Kyle Phelps. Portsmouth. R.I.. 36-3571 Andy Young, Barrington. R.I., 38-3472 James Stallman, Barrington, R.I., 42-37-79 7.
MISSOURI 144 Donald Bliss, Chesterfield, 36-3571 Robert Godwin, Poplar Bluff, 34-3973 Craig Schnurbusch, Farmington, 37-3673 tie. INDIANA 144 John Miller. Bloo-mington. 33-3871 Skip Runnels. Richmond.
37-3673 Randy Nichols. Connersville. 38-3674 tie IDAHO 144 Scott Masingill. Payette, Idaho. 34-3468 Bret Rupert.
Boise. Idaho. 40-3676 Bruce Cad-well. Boise, Idaho, 38-3977 10 ARKANSAS 145 Tracy Harris. Little Rock, Ark 36-3672 Jay Fox.
Little Rock. Ark 38-3573 Bev Hargraves, Helena. 39-42 82 tie. NEW YORK 145 Kenneth Bakst, New York, 33-3669 Alan Foster, Manlius, N.Y., 37-3976 Fred Silver, Lewiston, 38-4078 12. CONNECTICUT 146 Kevin Gai, Newington, 35-3772 William Hadden.
North Haven, 38-36 74 Jerry Courville Norwalk, 37.33 75 tie. KANSAS 146 Len Johnsen Overland Park. 35-3570 Steve Newman, Wichita. Kan 38-3876 Marty Sallaz, Overland Park, 39-3776 tie MICHIGAN 1 46 Steve Maddalena. Jackson.
37-3572 David Hall. Grosse Pointe Shores, 39-35 74 Roy Schultheiss, Bay City. 36-4078 tie. MARYLAND 146 David Rasley, Bethesda. Md 36-3672 Kirk Lom-bardi, Gaithersburg.
39-3574 Joel Kaye. uwings mhis, Wehrli, Eric Wright. punter Ray Guy. Placekicker Mark Moseley Coaches George Allen. Joe Gibbs, John Mad den.
Contributors Wellington Mara, Art Modell, Oan Rooney, Ralph Wilson, Jr. CFL North Division PF PA Pt x-Calgary 15 2 0 609 373 30 x-Edmonton 13 5 0 599 369 26 x-Br Columbia 9 8 0 505 443 18 Hamilton 8 9 0 410 485 16 Saskatchewan 6 11 0 397 421 12 Winnipeg 6 11 0 368 620 12 Ottawa 3 14 0 315 649 6 Toronto 3 14 0 345 497 6 South Division x-Baitimore 14 3 0 517 352 28 SanAntonio 11 6 0 582 415 22 Birmingham 10 7 0 506 470 20 Memphis 9 9 0 346 364 18 Shreveport 5 13 0 465 514 10 x-ciincned piayott bertn. NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory and one for a tie. Thursday a came Edmonton 25. Memphis 14 Today's Game Calgary at Toronto, 4 30 m.
Saturday's Game Saskatchewan at British Columbia. 730 pm. Sunday's Games Hamilton at Baltimore. 11a.m. Ottawa at Winnipeg, noon Birmingham at San Antonio.
5:30 pm. tna Regular season APTOP25 The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 21, total points based on 25 points tor a first-place vote through one point tor a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Hecoro its nr 1 Florida St (34) 7-0-0 1.512 1 2 Nebraska (20) 7-0-0 1,495 2 3 Florida (3) 6-0-0 1,421 3 4 Ohio St. (5) 7-0-0 1.400 4 5 Tennessee 6-1-0 1.273 6 6 Kansas 7-0-0 1,244 7 7 Colorado 6-1-0 1.143 9 8 Northwestern 6-1-0 1,087 11 9 Michioan 6-1-0 1.035 10 10. Oregon 6-1-0 941 12 11.
Auburn 5-2-0 889 13 12 Notre Dame 6-2-0 846 17 13. Southern Cal 6-1-0 828 5 14. Kansas St 6-1-0 700 8 15. Texas 5-1-1 695 16 16 PennSt 5-2-0 636 19 17. Washington 5-2-0 512 20 18 Alabama 5-2-0 446 21 19.
Texas 4-2-0 390 22 20 Virginia 6-3-0 288 14 21. Syracuse 6-1-0 255 22. Texas 4-2-0 237 25 23. Oklahoma 4-2-1 231 15 24. UCLA 5-2-0 219 25 Iowa 5-1-0 212 18 Others receivina votes: Arkansas 1 49.
San Dieao St 17. Virainia Tech 1 4. Baylor 12, Toledo 8. Stanford 7, Michigan St. 4, Maryland 2, South Carolina 1, Texas Christian 1 VOLLEYBALL REED d.
HUG (at Hug) Kills: Reed Schmidt 16, Erwin 9, Broman 6, Gard 3. Hug Gildone 9. McHenry 4, Maile 2, Lopez 1 Legen-bauer 1 Assists: Reed Damon 30 Hug Leqenbauer 14. Blocks: Reed Schmidt 2, Erwin 2. Hug Gildone 2.
Lopez 1 Aces: Hug Legenbauer 5, McHen-ry1. Service Points: Reed Damon 12, Acano 9. Lord 7. Records: Reed 3-14. Hug 4-13 JV Score: Reed d.
Hug. 15-8 1 5-3 FALLON d. SPARKS (at Sparks) Service Points: Fallon Mort 7. Amos 1 1 Sparks Milligan 1 Atkins 1 Stewart 1 Blocks: Fallon Schneider 2. Sparks Jones 2.
Milligan 4. Kills: Fallon Schneider 6, Soren-sen 3, Richards 2, Matzen 2. Sparks Jones 2, Milliqan 1 Atkins 1 Assists: Fallon Lovie 6. Schneider 3. Sparks Stewart 21 Aces: Fallon McConnell 2 Records: Fallon 1 3-3.
Sparks 6-1 0 JV Score: Fallond. Sparks, 15-1 15-7 DOUGLAS d. MCQUEEN (at McQueen) Service Points: Douglas Addeo 5, fjoiqunoun iu, burns t. Mcuueen Patula 5, K. Souders 3.
Blocks: Douglas Addeo 3 McQueen Patula 2. Kills: Douglas Burns 6, Patterson 4, Green 3, VanBruggen 3. McQueen Hooertson iv 5ouoers raiuia j. Assists: Douglas Colquhoun 15 McQueen Robertson 1 2 Records: Douglas 13-3. McQueen 6- 10 JV Score: Douglas McQueen GALENA d.
WOOSTER 15-3, 15-10 (at Galena) Assists: Estes 16 Kills: Kolbert 7, Danner 6. L. Simon 3. Reed 2. Blocks: Danner 4, Reed 1.
Kol-bertl Points scored: Handler 6, Danner 7, L. Simon 4, Kolbert 4. Aces: Handler 1 Danner 1 Records: Wooster 3-14. Galena 14-2 (20-7 overall). JV score: Galena d.
Wooster. YERINGTON d. FERNLEY (at Femley) Service points: Kesler 5, Harri son 6 Sanford 1 2, Stack 1 4. Kills: Wagner 8, Livingston 5, McKay 5. Stack 7, Sanford 3.
Blocks: Benton 6, Glass 4. Assists: Kesler 20.Y Varain 10. Records: Fernley 4-5, Yerington 6-3. JV score: Yerington Fernley 15-9, 15-11. HAWTHORNE D.
DAYTON (At Hawthorne) Service Points: Hawthorne, Munger 12, Worthen 10, Jackson Dayton. Ellis I. Aces: Hawthorne, Munger 3, Jackson 5 Kills: Hawthorne, Jackson 13, Munger 10. Isom Dayton, Harmon 6, Nolan 5, Hunter 4. Blocks: Hawthorne, Munger 2, Isom 2, Fisk Dayton, Tr.
Hunter 4, Ti. Hunt er i. Assists: Hawthorne, Madreso 13. Schaar 10, Worthen Dayton, Martinez 18. Records: Hawthorne 12-2 overall, 8-1 league; Dayton 13-5 overall, 7-3 league.
JV Score: Dayton d. Hawthorne 15-7, AAA STANDINGS Division I Galena 14-2 Tahoe 11-4 McQueen 6-10 Sparks Elko 4-10 Reed 3-13 Division II Douglas 14-3 Fallon 13-3 Reno 12-4 Carson 9-7 Lowry 5-11 Hug 4-13 Wooster 3-14 GIRLS SOCCER Schedule for Zone (at Governors Bowl) Oct. 30 3:30 p.m. matches South Tahoe v. Wooster McQueen v.
Douglas Reed v. Reno Sparks v. Carson Nov. 2 3 p.m. Winners of South Tahoe Wooster and McQueen'Douglas qames.
6pm Winners of ReedReno and SparksCarson games. Nov. 4 1p m. Final game (Nov. 2 winners) STANDINGS Division I South Tahoe 11-2-3 36 pt McQueen 11-3-2 35 pt Reed 11-4-1 34pt Sparks 7-7-2 23 pt Galena 2-10-4 10pt Elko 2-11-3 9pt Division II Carson 12-1-3 39 pt Reno 10-2-4 34 ot Douglas 8-4-4 28 pt Wooster 6-8-2 20 pt Hug 2-14-0 6pt Fallon 0-14 Opt LOCAL RESULTS FLIPS GYMNATICS Level 5 Session 3 A Team Results 1.
Flios Gymnastics A iTeam! (Sparks. NV) 1(36 900 2 Golden Gate concord. CA 99100 3 Elko Gymnastics A (Elko. NV) 98 800 4 Tumble Town A (Etna. CA) 81 900 5 Flips Gymnastics (Sparks.
NV) 68700 Level 5 AA Session 3A LKozloski (Flips) 35.700 2. Grant (Flips) 35 300 3. Myers (Flips) 35 200 4 Bvnum (Flips) 34.700 24 McGranahan (Flips) 22.600 25. Stefani (Flips) 22.400 26. GintOtt Flips 16 200 27.0 Mealy (Flips) 15 200 Level Session 38 Team Results 1 Michael Anthonys A (Concord.
A) 104 900 Golden Gate A (Concord, CA) 104 900 3 Flips Gymnastics (Sparks. NV) 101 700 4 Michael Anthonys (Concord. CA) 95 400 5 Miyaqi Gymnastics A (Auburn, CA) 94 000 6 Elko Gymnastics (Elko. NV) 86.300 7. Flips Gymnastics (Sparks, NV) 86 200 Level 5 session 4A 1.
Gvmaoic A iSacramento CA) 1U4 uu 2. Silver State A (Carson City NV) ouu 3 Reno Gymnastics A (Reno. NV) 97.800 4. Technique (Fair Oaks. CA) 96 800 Level 5 All AA Meet Totals Session 4A 1 Curtis (Gymagic) 35.600 2.
Stelter (Gymagic) 35.000 3. Fisher (Silver State) 34.600 4. Hiser (Reno Gymnastics) 33.500 Level 5 Session 4B Team Results 1 Technique A (Fair Oaks 101 300 2 Technique (Fair Oaks CA) CA) CA) 95 900 3. Technique (Fair Oaks 94 000 4 Splitz Gymnastics A 92.300 Level 5 All AA Meet Totals Session 4B 1 Klinger (Technique) 35 200 2 Liu (Technique) 33 000 3 Wheeler (Technique) 32.800 4. Flick (Aerial Gymnastics) 32.700 Level 6 Session 1 Team Results 1 Flips Gymnastics A (Sparks, 106.100 NV) 2.
Technique A (Fair Oaks 105100 CA) 3. Gymmarin: Pacific A (San Rafael. CA) 104 650 4 Splitz Gymnastics A (Loomis. CA) 103 200 Level 6 Session 1 LDickman (Flips) 36 650 2. Streit (Technique) 35.650 3.
Bortolotti (Gymmarin: Pacific) 35.050 4 Slater (Flips) 34.850 15. Stefani (Flips) 33.850 19 Dente (Flips) 33 500 Level 6 Session 2 1 Moss-Black well (Gymagic) 35 800 2. Head (Michael Anthonys) 35.700 3 Kooi (Gymagic) 34 850 4. Adams (Reno Gymnastics) 34.800 LEVEL 6 FINALS Level 6 All Vault 1 Moss-Blackwell (Gymagic) 9 300 2 Bortolotti (Gymmarin: Pacific) 9250 3. Nishimura (Technique) 9.
1 50 8. Dickman (Flips) 8 900 Level 6 All Bars 1 Dickman (Flips) 9 500 8 Stefani (Flips) 8900 10. Pinuv (Flips) 8 800 LevelS All Beam 1 Head (Michael Anthonys) 9 350 2 Kooi (Gymagic) 9 200 3 Rogers (Miyagi) 9 150 6. Dickman (Flips) 8 700 9. Slater (Flips) 7.700 Level 8 All Floor LDickman (Flips) 9.500 2.
Rogers (Miyagi) 9 400 3. Moss-Blackwell (Gymagic) 9.350 4. Stefani (Flips) 9 300 6. Dente (Flips) 9 250 7 Slater (Flips) 9 200 Level 7 All 1 Welch (Technique) 35.900 2. Sconberg (Technique) 35.800 3.
Tsurumoto (Golden Gate) 35 500 4. Drury (Michael Anthonys) 35.400 FINALS Level 7 All Vault 1 Drury (Michael Anthonys) 9 350 2. Sconberg (Technique) 9.300 3. Milner (Miyagi) 9250 4. Welch (Technique) 9.
100 Level 7 All Bars 1 Tsurumoto (Golden Gate) 9.300 2. Ries (Technique) 9.200 3. Sconberg (Technique) 9.100 4. Cho (Golden Gate) 9.1 00 Level 7 All Beam 1 Johnson (Technique) 9 100 2. Welch (Technique) 9.000 3.
Tsurumoto (Golden Gate) 8.950 4. Ries (Technique) 8 900 Level 7 All Floor 1 Drury (Michael Anthonys) 9.350 2. Matusiak (Miyagi Gymnastics) 9250 3. Boward (Technique) 9. 150 4 Ries (Technique) 9.
100 EUROCARDOPEN ESSEN, Germany Results Thursday of the $2.1 million Eurocard men's tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles Third Round MaliVai Washington, Ponte Vedra Beach, def. Andre Agassi (1), Las Vegas, 4-6, Pete Sampras (2), Tampa, def. Mark Woodforde, Australia, 6-2, 6-4. Arnaud Boetsch. France, def.
Yev-geni Kafelnikov (7), Russia. 2-6. Sergi Bruguera (12). Spain, def Daniel Vacek. Czech Republic.
7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-1). Jim Courier (11), Miami, def. Marc Rosset (10), Switzerland. 7-6 (7-4). 3-6, 6-3.
Thomas Enqvist (8). Sweden, def. Martin Ritter, Germany, 6-4, 6-3. Richard Kraicek (13), def. Boris Becker (4), Germany, 6-4, 6-7 (4-7), 6-3.
Thomas Muster (3), Austria, def. Andrei Medvedev (1 5), Ukraine, 6-4, 6-3. HELLMAN'SCUP SANTIAGO, Chile Results Thursday from the $228,000 Hellman's Cup men's tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singlet Second Round Neman Gumy. Argentina, def. Gilbert Schaller (1).
Austria, 6-4, 7-6 (7-0). Alex Corretia (7). Spain, def. Tomas Carbonell, Spain, 7-5, 7-5 David Rikl, Czech Republic, def. Jaime Yzaga.
Peru. Marcelo Rios (3). Chile, def. Karim Alami, Morocco, 6-1, 6-2. Doublet Quarterfinals Shelby Cannon, Ponte Vedra Beach, and Francisco Montana, Miami, def.
Jose Conde. Spain, and Christo van Rensburg, South Africa, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Jiri Novak and David Rikl, Czech Republic, def. Emanuel Couto. Portugal, and Gabor Koves.
Hungary, 6-4, 6-2. LPBT HAMMER OPEN BALTIMORE Results Thursday from the seventh and championship rounds of the LPBT Sam's Town Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour's $75,000 Hammer Eastern Open, with names, home- Mahlum (knee). RB Lamont Warren (thigh) are out. TE Marcus Pollard (shoulder). WR Floyd Turner (hamstring) are questionable.
LB Scott Ra-decic (ankle). CB Damon Watts (foot) are probable DALLAS AT ATLANTA Cowboys: Mark Tuinei (back) is questionable. QB Troy Aikman (calf). LB Dixon Edwards (pectoral). DE Charles Haley (back), DE Chad Hennings (quadricep), RB Daryl Johnston (groin), DT Leon Lett (knee), CB Deion Sanders (ankle).
RB Emmitt Smith (shoulder), DE Tony Tol-bert (knee), WR Kevin Williams (quadricep) Charlie Williams (ankle), Erik Williams (calf) are probable. Falcons: DT Pierce Holt (knee) is doubtful. CB J. Johnson (hamstring), WR Terance Mathis (knee), DE Chuck Smith (toe). Bob Whitfield (knee) are questionable.
CB Ron Davis (knee). Brad Edwards (shoulder) are probable. GREEN BAY AT DETROIT Lions: TE Ron Hall (leg), RB Eric Lynch (foot) are out LB Antonio London (ankle) is questionable. LB Tracy Hayworth (knee), CB Ryan McNeil (quadricep) are probable. Packers: DT Gabe Wilkins (knee) is out.
Earl Dotson (leg) is questionable NEW ORLEANS at SAN FRANCISCO Saints: LB Winfred Tubbs (thigh) is doubtful. DE Joe Johnson (ankle), Craig Novitssky (back), Chris Port (shoulder), DE Renaldo Turnbull (groin) are questionable. OB Jim Everett (ankle). WR michael Haynes (toe). CB Tyrone Hughes (thigh).
DT Wayne Martin (knee), WR Torrance Small (back). DE Israel Stanley (knee) are probable. 49ers: WR Nate Singleton (clavicle) is out. QB Steve Young (shoulder), DT Bryant Young (ankle) are doubtful. WR Mike Caldwell (ankle) is questionable.
TE Brett Carolan (hamstring), Derrick Deese (ankle), TE Brent Jones (neck) are probable. N.Y. GIANTS at WASHINGTON Giants: TE Howard Cross (knee), WR Thomas Lewis (foot) are out Redskins: Corey Raymer (ankle), WR Michael Westbrook (knee) are out. DT Willaim Gaines (ankle), Tre Johnson (ankle). James Washington (groin) are questionable ST LOUIS at PHILADELPHIA Eagles: DT Rhett Hall (lungs).
Lester Holmes (knee) are out WR Fred Barnett (thigh), DE William Fuller (hamstring) are questionable. Rams: WR Alexander Wright (back) is out. WR J.T. Thomas (back) is questionable. Dwayne White (shoulder), RB Ron Wolfley (shoulder) are probable.
SEATTLE AT ARIZONA Sea-hawks: LB Tyronne Stowe (arm) is out. LB Duane Bickett (groin). Robert Blackmon (hamstring). WR Ricky Proehl (ankle) are questionable James Atkins (knee) is probable. Cardinals: CB Patrick Hunter (knee) is out.
WR Rob Moore (ankle), RB Ryan Terry (thigh) are questionable. DT Eric Swann (knee) is probable. CAROLINA AT NEW ENGLAND Panthers: Derrick Graham (knee) Is out. LB Brett Faryniarz (foot) is questionable. LB Lamar Lathon (back) and CB Steve Lofton (ankle) are probable.
Patriots: CB Ty Law (hip) and WR Will Moore (hamstring) are questionable. TAMPA BAY AT HOUSTON Buccaneers: Ian Beckles (knee), John Booty (hamstring) and Thomas Everett (knee) are questionable. Tony Mayberry (thumb) is probable. Oilers: TE Michael Roan (shoulder), Marcus Robertson (knee), TE Jim Thornton (eye) are out RB Gary Brown (knee). DT Ray Childress (shoulder).
WR Derek Russell (toe) are questionable. Monday CHICAGO AT MINNESOTA Bears: TE Chris Gedney (stomach). RB Raymont Harris (collarbone) are out. Minnesota: Chris Hinton (ankle-knee). WR David Palmer (hamstring).
RB Robert Smith (ankle). Todd Steus-sie (shoulder) are questionable. DE Fernando Smith (hamstring) is probable. HALL OF FAME NOMINEES CANTON. Ohio 1 996 nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Quarterbacks Ken Anderson.
Tommy Kramer. Jim Plunkett. Ken Stabler, Danny White. Running Backs Larry Brown. Curt Warner.
Wide Receivers Cliff Branch. Harold Carmichael, Charlie Joiner. Stanley Morgan, Mike Quick, J.T. Smith, John Stallworth, Lynn Swann. Tight Endt Dave Casper, Ozzie Newsome, Charlie Sanders.
Offensive Linemen Joe DeLamielieure, Dan Dierdorf, Len Hauss. Bob Kuechenberj, Tom Mack. Dwight Stephenson, Mick Tingle-hoff Mike Webster. Ron Yary. Defensive Linemen Al "Bubba Baker.
Elvin Bethea. Dave Butz. Carl Eller. L.C Greenwood. Dan Hampton, Ed "Too Tall'' Jones, Joe Klecko, Jim Marshall, Jack Youngb-lood.
Linebackers Doug Buffone, Nick Buoniconti, Harry Carson, Randy Gradishar, Chris Han-burger. Tommy Nobis, Fredd Young. Defensive Backs Lester Hayes. Mike Haynes. LeRoy Irvin, Paul Krause.
Mel Renfro. Roger Ibarra (bty) 50 437 Goodale (Wells) 47 419 Minolette(Eur)55 400 Clayson(McD)122 376 Sanders (Rnd Mt) 55 352 Johnny (Wells) 48 351 A fa*ga find Sp) 54 333 Auch(Eur)50 323 Beig(JP)51 320 Allison (Rnd Mt)35 315 AA League Atherton(Whtl) 215 1428 Hill(Btl Mt) 179 1267 Hickman (Mtfapa) 1 28 1 075 Anderson (Ndls) 1 1 4 968 Little (Trk) 140 736 Renfroe (Lovl) 141 724 Szmanlak (Man) 82 639 Ferrell(Haw)58 634 Crow (Wht Pn) 91 617 McKay (Fern) 92 612 Alcaraz (Trk) 51602 Kraintz(SprCr)106 581 -Larson (Wht Pn) 86 543 Otteson(Ton)98 482 Shaner(VirVly)81 461 Cruz (BtMt) 52 437 Moore (Pah) 37 424 Allen (Vir Vly) 77 408 Finau(SprCr)45 388 AAA League DuPree (Reed) 117 1034 Fox (Cim) 202 1033 Farris(Fal) 162 945 Lazetich (Reno) 186 942 Holliday (Clark) 103 847 Moss (Sparks) 118 807 Bellock(Eld)118 743 Spaight(Chey)93 739 Cione(GV)121 735 Belding(McQ)85 726 Hill (Reno) 80 702 Dover (Car) 97 679 Nutting (Elko) 32 667 Jones (West) 74 666 Hampton (Chey) 94 624 McHenry (Sparks) 98 624 Herold (Lwry) 152 616 Hughes (Clark) 84 601 SCORING A League Caughron(Bty)132 Allred(SmVly) 82 Wright (Mdws) 72 Tognoni (Eur) 70 Hatpin (Eur) 66 Gibson (lndSp)66 Guzman (JP) 64 Auch(Eur)60 Bush (Wells) 60 A fa*ga (Ind Sp)58 Allison (Rnd Mt)53 Beig(JP)52 Peek (Eur) 50 AA League Atherton(Whtl)136 Hickman (Moapa) 120 Hill(BtlMt)84 Findley(Pah)78 Ferrell(Haw)74 Merlino(Ton)62 Larsen(WhtPn)62 Batchelor (Moapa) 58 Crow (Wht Pn)58 Renfroe (Lvlk) 52 Kraintz(SprCr)52 Anderson (Ndls) 50 McKay (Fern) 48 Terry (Moapa) 45 AAA League Belding(McQ)110 Spaight(Chey)80 Clone (GV) 72 Dupree (Reed) 72 Hill (Reed) 72 Bullock (Eld) 72 Sellers (Wstr) 64 Holliday (Cla) 62 Nylander(Elko)60 Nutting (Elko) 60 Herold (Lwry) 58 McHenry (Spks) 54 Latham (West) 54 Mike Biselli (Reed) 50 Reed (GV) 49 Jones (West) 48 Lazetich (Reno) 47 Dover (Carson) 44 Chicago 35. Houston 32 New York Jets 1 7, Miami 1 6 Jacksonville 23. Cleveland 1 5 Carolina 20. New Orleans 3 Washington 36.
Detroit 30, OT Atlanta 24. Tampa Bay 21 San Francisco 44, St Louis 10 Kansas City 21 Denver 7 Green Bay 38. Minnesota 21 Oakland 30. Indianapolis 17 San Diego 35. Seattle 25 Open date: Arizona.
Dallas, New York Giants, Philadelphia Monday's Game New England 27, Buffalo 14 Sunday, Oct. 29 Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 10a.m. New York Jets at Indianapolis, 10 a Cleveland at Cincinnati. 10am Dallas at Atlanta. 1 0 a m.
St. Louis at Philadelphia. 10am Carolina at New England. 10 a.m. Green Bay at Detroit.
1 p.m. Buffalo at Miami. 1 pm. Seattle at Arizona. 1 p.m.
New Orleans at San Francisco. 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Houston. 1p m. New York Giants at Washington.
5 p.m. Open date: Denver, Kansas City, Oakland. San Diego Monday, Oct. 30 Chicago at Minnesota, 6 p.m. INJURY REPORT NEW YORK The National Football League iniury report for Week 9 as provided by the league: Sunday BUFFALO AT MIAMI Bills: DE James Patton (hip), WR Andre Reed (hamstring) are out.
RBThurman Thomas (hamstring) is doubtful. Glenn Parker (ankle), LB Bryce Paup (head) are questionable WR Justin Armour (ankle), Matt Darby (hamstring) are probable. Dolphins: CB Calvin Jackson (calf) is out. TE Eric Green (knee) is doubtful. DE Trace Armstrong (knee), OB Dan Marino (hip-knee).
Keith Sims (toe), are questionable. Ron Heller (knee) is probable. CLEVELAND AT CINCINNATI Browns: Bennie Thompson (wrist) is out WR Derrick Alexander (leg). WR Michael Jackson (groin). WR Keenan McCardell (knee).
Eric Turner (groin) are questionable Bengals: CB Mike Brim (back) is out. CB Rod Jones (groin) is doubtful. Bracey Walker (knee). LB Brett Wallerstedt (neck), TE Derek Ware (knee) are probable. JACKSONVILLE AT PITTSBURGH Jaguars: Shawn Bouwens (knee) is out RB Ryan Christopherson (calf).
Harry Colon (knee). WR Desmond Howard (ankle). Darren Studstili (knee) are questionable. WR Ernest Givins (knee) is probable. Stealers: WR Johnie Barnes (knee).
John Jackson (knee), CB Rod Woodson (knee) are out. CB Chris Oldham (quadricep) is doubtful. LB Chad Brown (ankleH. DE Te ase Faumui (ribs), DE Oliver Gibson (hand) are questionable. WR Yancey Thigpen (namstnng).
RB John L. Williams (knee) are probable. NEW YORK JETS AT INDIANAPOLIS Jets: DE Donald Evans (ankle). CB Otis Smith (ankle), CB Marcus Turner (neck-concussion) are out. QB Boomer Esiason (concussion) is doubtful.
DE Kurt Barber (hamstring), Gary Jones (knee) are questionable. Siupeli Mala-mala (knee) is probable. Colts: Eric NEVADA PREP FOOTBALL STATS PASSING League Johnny (Wells) 68-1 85 1 238 Beig(JP) 72-144 1114 Tognoni (Eur) 53-85 876 A fa*ga (Ind Sp) 52-97 862 Cannon (McQ) 49-83 688 Callahan (Faith L) 52-1 16 679 Alison (Rnd Mt) 45-67 632 Merley (Pahran) 56-1 12 622 Bruneon (Bty) 26-68 581 Moore (Sm Vly) 28-64 577 AA League Moore (Pah) 86-171 1808 Fertita(Trk) 66-1 15 1267 Taylen (Fern) 84-1 01 1 221 Boone (Lau) 81 -1 67 1 001 Cheney (Vir Vly) 52-105 705 Stuart (BC) 45-1 02 522 Bowler (Moapa) 20-55 497 Kiel (Lovl) 32-70 470 Kraintz(SpCr)41-93 436 Farrell (Haw) 29-69 422 Edgar (BtMt) 26-55 411 Hernandez (Wht Pn) 30-77 4 1 0 AAA League Walls (LV) 88-208 1397 Jones (GV) 87-129 1046 Maynor (Bon) 79-1 67 1 028 McDonough (Elko) 67-1 42 990 Berner (McQ) 54-81 728 Call (Dur) 59-98 717 Johnson (S Tah) 51 -1 33 688 Leach (Spks) 34-89 658 Welbourne (Basic) 55-1 34 648 Crkoz(Val) 36-98 628 Mezger (Reed) 33-70 626 Hernngton (Lwry) 33-79 520 Cossette (Wstr) 3 1 -84 483 Gutowski (Cim) 22-74 457 RECEIVING A League Bush (Wells) 34 750 Guaman(JP)26 622 Whipple (Pahran) 28 31 3 Auch(Eur)24 502 Chaefer(lndSp)18 336 Mifer(JP) 19 291 Shucart(Mdws)19 244 Swigart(RndMt)17 216 Youmahs (Faith L) 16 203 Washington (Faith L) 1 5 1 52 Alcorta(RndMt)14 316 Goodale (Wells) 13 88 Tezanos(lnd Sp)12 194 AA League Findley(Pah)52 768 Randazzo (Ton) 36 265 Demost(Trk)83 601 Burtsell(Lau)26 355 Cahoon(Lau)24 267 Nakashima (Wht Pn) 21 240 John Easter BC) 20 299 Redlinger(BC) 16 260 Taylen (Fern) 17 328 co*ks(SprCr)16 154 Stanton (Trk) 16 212 Jensen (Vir Vly) 16 273 Bernal(Ndles)14 165 Rodarte(Fern) 13 417 Taylor (SprCr) 13 157 AAA League Rashada(LV)55 808 Palomares (GV) 38 522 Brooks (Ran) 25 531 Henderson (Bon) 30 526 Cunningham (Lowry) 29 455 Barr(GV)22 410 Conner (LV1 22 317 Mifer(Dur)21 294 Mack (Sparks) 19 398 Thacker(Elko)18 386 Scott(Bon) 16 291 Boykin(Bon)15 140 Williams (Val) 15 193 Alexander (Dur) 1 3 1 58 Nylander(Elko) 13 136 RUSHING A League Caughron(Bty) 121 1006 Gibson (Ind Sp) 77 645 Washington (Faith L) 104 634 Wright (Mdws) 99 585 Tognoni (Eur) 84 512 Allred(SmVly)76 499 Atlanta 5 1 833 Detroit 5 2 .714 Vi Chicago 4 2 667 1 Philadelphia 4 2 667 1 Orlando 5 3 625 1 New Jersey 4 3 .571 1V4 Cleveland 3 3 .500 2 Charlotte 3 3 500 2 Indiana 3 3 .500 2 Miami 3 3 .500 2 New York 3 4 .429 2'2 Toronto 3 4 429 2Vs Washington 2 4 .333 3 Boston 1 5 .167 4 Milwaukee 0 5 000 4V2 bounds Vancouver 41 (Beniamin 10). Portland 41 (Dudley 11). Assists Vancouver 19 (Green 6).
Portland 16 (C.Ro-btnson 4). Total fouls Vancouver 39. Portland 34. Technicals Anthony. Edwards, Portland illegal defense.
A 3.235 ESS BASEBALL Major League Baseball ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS Named Tommy Jones director of field operations. American League CLEVELAND INDIANS Extended the player development contract with the Buffalo Bisons through the 1998 season. National League PITTSBURGH PIRATES Signed Kevin Rogers, pitcher. SAN DIEGO PADRES Named Mark Wasmger scout Appalachian League BURLINGTON INDIANS Named Carper Cole qeneral manager. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association CHICAGO BULLS Signed James Edwards, center.
LOS ANGELES LAKERS Signed Derek Strong, forward. Atlantic Basketball Association SCHUYLKILL STINGERS Named Pat Devaney assistant coach. Full Court America FCA Named Shirley Sanderson vice president of marketing and David Giaser director of media relations. FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS Waived Dar-ryl Spencer, wide receiver. Signed Ricky Sanders, wide receiver.
CINCINNATI BENGALS Announced Barry Foster, running back, has quit the team. Arena Football League AFL Announced Houston has been awarded a franchise to start play in the 1996 season. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Suspended New York Islanders defenseman Brent Severyn for three games for shoving a linesman in a game on Oct 25 and Toronto Maple Leafs center Darby Hendrickson for three games and fined him $1 .000 for a kneeing incdent against Florida Panthers left wing Dave Lowry on Oct. 24 COLORADO AVALANCHE Acquired Sandis Ozoiinsh. defenseman, from the San Jose Sharks for Owen Nolan, right wing.
EDMONTON OILERS Assigned Kevin Padon. center, to Tallahassee ot the ECHL, HARTFORD WHALERS Sent Jason Muzzatti. goaltender, on loan to Springfield of the AHL. NEW JERSEY DEVILS Sent Denis Pederson. center, on loan to Albany ot the AHL Recalled Petr Sykora, center, from Albany NEW YORK ISLANDERS Recalled Bob Beers, defenseman, from Utah of thelHL.
COLLEGE AUSTIN PEAY STATE Signed Roy Gregory, football coach, to a one-year contract extension. OKLAHOMA STATE Signed Eddie Sutton, men basketball coach to contract extension through 2002 TCU Declared Andre Davis running back, ineligible for accepting monetary benefits from a former roommate UNLV Extended the contract of Jeff Horton. football coach, throuoh tha 1998 season. 7:30 p.m. T'WOLVES 119.
BULLETS 110 WASHINGTON (110) Howard 7-20 6-8 22. Wallace 2-9 0-0 4, Muresan 2-2 0-0 4. Cheaney 7-17 5-5 20. B.Price 3-7 2-2 8. MacLean 6-12 12-14 25.
Butler 4-7 0-1 9. Overton 1-3 4-6 6. Mcllvaine 4-4 4-512. Webster 0-0 0-0 0. McCann 0-0 0-0 0.
English 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-82 35-41 110 MINNESOTA(119) Garnett6-13 2-2 14. Gugliotta 1-2 7-8 9. Laettner 9-13 5-5 23. Davis 5-13 10-1 3 20.
Williams 5-9 1 0-10 20. Allen 1 -4 1-2 3, Rooks 3-8 7-1 0 1 3. Martin 3-5 0-0 6. Bragg 4-5 3-411, Riley 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 37-7245-54119. Washington 22 32 32 24110 Minnesota 32 30 37 20119 3-Point goals Washington 3-10 (MacLean 1-1.
Butler 1-1. Cheaney 1-2, Wallace 0-1, English 0-1. Price 0-2, Overton 0-2). Minnesota 0-2 (Garnett 0- 1, Martin 0-1). Fouled out Price.
Garnett. Rebounds Washington 48 (Howard. Wal'ace. Butler 6). Minnesota 48 (Davis 8).
Assists Washington 25 (B Price 9). Minnesota 22 (Williams 9). Total fouls Washington 34. Minnesota 34. A 7.060.
KNICKS 95, MAGIC 73 NEW YORK (95) Mason 3-9 0-1 6. Oakley 1-4 1-1 3. H. Williams 6-8 4-416. Starks 1 1 -19 6-7 32.
Christie 0-4 2-2 2, Ward 2-8 2-4 6. Smith 7-15 5-5 19, M. Williams 1-5 6-6 8. Pno-leau 1-1 1-2 3. Tucker 0-0 0-0 0.
Totals 32-73 27-3295 ORLANDO (73) Scott 2-10 6-9 11. Grant 3-7 0-0 6. Koncak 2-4 0-0 4. Anderson 4-153-812. Hardaway 7-16 2-5 17.
Hammmk 1-2 0-0 2. Shaw 2-8 2-3 6, Thompson 1-5 3-4 6. Turner 0-3 2-4 2. Avent 2-4 0-0 4. Armstrong 0-3 1-2 1.
Vaughn 1-2 0-2 2. Mitchell 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-79 19-37 73. New York 26 26 22 2195 Orlando 19 17 14 2373 3-Point goals New York 4-16 (Starks 4-9. Oakley 0-1.
Christie 0-1. Smith 0-2. Ward 0-3) Magic 4-24 (Thompson 1-3. Scott 1-4. Hardaway 1-4, Anderson 1-5, Koncak 0-1.
Turner 0-2. Armstrong 0-2, Shaw 0-3) Fouled out None Rebounds New York 56 (Mason 13). Magic 36 IGrant 10) AssistsNew York 19 (Starks 7). Magic 17 (Hardaway 4). Total fouls New York 29.
Magic 23. Technicals New York illegal defense. Orlando illegal defense A 17.248. TRAIL BLAZERS 101, GRIZZLIES 96 VANCOUVER (96) Gattison 1-2 3-4 5, King 3-6 7-10 13 Beniamin 2-97-1211. Edwards 7-1 1 2-2 1 6.
Anthony 2-4 0-0 6. Scott 5-8 0-0 1 1 Green 2-7 4-5 9, Moten 2-7 0-0 4 Amaya 0-1 2-2 2. Stewart 4-4 3-4 11, Harvey 2-6 4-7 8 Reeves 0-1 0-0 0 Totals 30-66 32-46 96 PORTLAND (101) Robinson 5-18 2-7 12. Wingtield 2-6 2-4 6. Dudley 2-5 0-2 4 Grant 6-133-5 16.
Strickland 5-12 7-9 17 Sabonis 5-9 2-212. Childress 1 -2 5-5 8 Hill 0-2 0, Trent 5-8 3-4 13. Slater 4-5 5-6 13 Totals 35-80 29-44 101 Vancouver 29 19 27 23 98 Portland 20 30 23 28101 3-Point goals Vancouver 4-6 (Anthony 2-2. Scott 1-1. Green 1-2, Moten 0- 1), Portland 2-7 (Grant 1-2.
Childress 1- 2. Robinson 0-3) Fouled out Gattison. Green. Dudley. Sabonis.
Re WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet. GB Minnesota Portland Sacramento Seattle Golden State Houston San Antonio LA Lakers Phoenix Utah LA Clippers Denver Dallas Vancouver 6 1 857 5 2 714 1 4 2 667 4 2 667 1V4 3 2 600 2 3 2 .600 2 4 3 .571 2 3 3 .500 2'j 3 3 500 2V2 3 4 .429 3 2 3 .400 3 2 4 .333 3'i 0 6 .000 0 6 .000 EDS: McDonald championship games do not count in standings. Thursday's Garnet New York 95. Orlando 73 Minnesota 119. Washington 1 1 0 Portland 101, Vancouver 96 Today's Games Charlotte at New Jersey.
4 30 m. Miami vs. Cleveland at Columbus. Ohio, 4:30 pm Atlanta at Dallas. 5:30 m.
A. Lakers vs. Houston at New Orleans. 5:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Indiana.
5:30 m. A. Clippers vs. Chicago at Lincoln, Neb. 5:30 pm.
Boston at Portland. 7 p.m. Denver at Phoenix. 7pm Golden State at Sacramento. 7 30 p.m.
Saturday's Games Philadelphia vs Charlotte at Richmond, Va 4 30 p.m. Milwaukee vs Indiana at West Lafayette. Ind 4 30 Miami at Minnesota. 5 pm. A Clippers at Chicago.
5 30 p.m. A. Lakers at Dallas. 5:30 Boston vs. Vancouver at Edmonton.
6:30 pm. San Antonio vs. Washington at Mexico City. 7 pm. Atlanta vs.
Denver at Las Vegas. 7 Seattle vs Golden State at San Jose,.
