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Show Thursday, December NBA ans KANSAS CITY Standings Johnson - The academicthe team as selected 1UPI1 1984 football by College Sports Inlormation Directors Association i including home town, height, weight, class, grade point average and major i: UNIVERSITY DIVISION Flrt Team Offene QuarterbaHt-Ber- nie Kusar. Miami iBoardman. Ohwi.-- . JU7. sophomore. J36GPA finance Maddox. Western CaroKunning Backs-Ed- die lina iFendleton. SC.i, 168. sophomore. J 72. manufacturing engineering Rob Masonis. Bucknell 200, senior. 3 50, english Maple Glen. Pa I, and economics. Wide Receivers -- Michael Lanese, Ohio Stale iMayfield. Ohiol. 6. WO. junior. 3 74, english; John UeBoer. Central Michigan iGrosse Point, Mich. i. 185. senior. 3 68. accounting. Tight End-J- im Reillv, Bucknell lEast North-porN Y I, M, 129, senior. J.SO. accounting Center Mark Traynowicz, " braska iBellevue, Neb .1. 265. senior. 3 36, civil engineering Guards-David Twillie. Virginia Military Little Rock. Ark i. 210, senior. 3 54 blolog'v. Mark Fatkin. Western Kentucky (Radclilf. Ky.i.M. 240, junior. 3 75. computer science and health Tackles-Da- ve Morton, New Hampshire (En270. senior, 3 65. chemical engifield, Conn . neering. Bob Gustafson. Wyoming (Lincoln. Neb. I, 241. senior. 3 80, masters of business administration Kicker -J- uan Carlos Betanzos. LSU (Mexico 165. senior. 3 36, City i, management. First Team Defease Linemen Tim Green, Syracuse (Liverpool, N.Y.i, 2 252. Junior, 3.77, english; Scott Strasbur-gtr- . Nebraska iHoldrege. Neb i, 208, senior, 3 82. Rob Stuckey. Nebraska (Lexington. Neb i. 250. senior, 3 68, finance; David Crece-huOhio State (Ashland. Ohio l. 252, senior, 3 42, mechanical engineering Linebackers Greg Carr, Auburn (Birmingham, Ala. i, 215, senior, 3.32, civil engineering, Duane Bickell, USC (Glendale. Calif I. 235, senior. 3 67, accounting; Carmen Masciantonio. Penn Stale ijeannette. Pa I. 224, senior. 3.54, chemical engineering Backs-La- nce Hamilton, Penn State (Wilkes-BarrOa I. 183. junior. 3.7D. political science; Brian Bergstrom. Harvard (Winfield. Iowai, 195. senior. 13 65 (15 point scale), economics. Mark Kelso. William & Mary Pittsburgh i, 64. 190, 3 5, Brent senior. Koetter, Idaho Slate business; (Pocatello. Idaho l 180, senior, 3.48. athletic administration. Punter Dirk Nelson, Montana State Derby, Kan. i. 190, senior, 3.54, physical education, exercise sciences. COLLEGE DIVISION First Team Offense Kuarterback Steve Dembowski, Adrian College 196. senior, 3 8. marketing. (Toledo. Ohioi. Running Backs Jim Donnelly. Cap" Western Reserve (Cincinnati!, 187. senior, 3 96, mechanical engineering; Tom Kreller, Millikin Uni205, junior. 3.97, versity (Tinley Park, 111 J, accounting Wide Receivers Roger Roble, Carnegie-Mello- n 165, senior, 3 97, industrial (Latrobe, Pa. I, management; Dan Glowatski, Delaware Valley (Mount Carmel, Pa. I, 190, senior, 3.80, business administration. Tight End Ernie Siegrist, East' Stroudsburg Univ. 220, senior, 3.30. fWatchung, N.J. I, computer science. Center Jerry Kripal, Nebraska-Omah- a (Hebron, Neb. t, 235. junior, 3.87, arts and sciences. Guards-J- eff Slayback. Dayton (Cincinnati), 230. senior. 3 95, environmental engineering; Rick Marabito, Mount Union (Mayfield Heights, Ohio), 5-- 11. 190. senior. 3 83. accounting. Tackles Steve Sanders, Augustana (Canton, III ), 64. 220. junior, 3 95, physics and mathematics; Gerald Carbonaro. Southern Connecticut (Monroe. N.J t, 245, senior, 3 60. political science. Kicker Greg French. Dayton (Chillicothe, 200, senior, 3.73. industrial engineering. Ohiol. First Team Defense Linemen-Ste- ve Butler (Elkhart, bid.), - 0. 210, senior. 3 80. zoology; Larry Bonney. 230, Luther College (Prairie du Chi en, Wis), senior, 3.97, economics and psychology; Sean Flanders, Springfield Col. (Newbury port. Mass.), 205. junior, 361, biology; John Coyle, Loras Col. 245. junior, 391, philosophy (Dubuque. Iowai, and economics. Inst. Linebackers Jack Grote, 200. senior, 3 95. eletncal (Weslerville. Ohiol, Qutnli-vaGerrv engineering and computer science; 220, 386, Buffalo State (Amherst, N.Y.I. chemical engineering; David Kemp. Dayton (Day209. senior. 3 51. engineering. ton. Ohioi, Backs Teel Bruner, Centre College (London, 175. junior. 3.98. biology; Bob Jahelka. Ky I. C.W Post (West Hempstead. N.Y.I, 195, 3 70, senior, accounting. Scott Jacmen, Hope Col180, senior, 3.90, busilege (Je. son, Mich. I, ness administration and computer science; Pete 190. senior, Kovatisis. Loras Col. (Chicago), 4 0. Punter Ohio). Mike 170. Siege! Bowdoin (Pepper senior, 3 40. government. Pike, Pet 14 L 3 5 8 W Btislun 19 Philadelphia Waslunliin Ne Jeisev New York 17 GB -2 864 .773 636 9 13 4U 10 15 400 Id MiUdukw Detroit 14 10 583 13 10 565 ttwagu 13 11 542 1 10 13 3'i 5 17 2 19 435 227 095 Atlanta Indiana Cleveland i 8 L Pet - il.Klslun Utah 13 10 .565 12 11 522 2'i 3'i D.iIIjs 11 11 5J0 4 San Antonio Kansas Citv 11 12 .478 4'j 9'i Pacific Division Lakers Phoenix I'm (land Seattle LA C lippers Golden State i 16 238 15 9 625 - 14 10 583 1 13 10 10 12 565 455 4 10 7 14 417 5 16 304 7'i l'l Wednesday's Results Jersey 116. Milwaukee 109 Philadelphia 110. Boston 107 Detroit 102. Chicago 95 Atlanta 116. Cleveland 9 Dallas 116. Kansas Citv 107 Sari Antonio 126. Denver 105 L A Lakers 131, Golden State 107 Thursday's Games (Ali Times EST) Utah at New York. 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Houston. 8 30 p m. Washington at Phoenix. 9 pm. Portland at L A Clippers. 10 30 p m L A Lakers at Seattle. 10 30 p m Friday's Games I'tah at Boston, night Chicago at New Jersey, night Indiana at Detroit, night Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night San Antonio at Dallas, night Kansas City at Denver, night Portland ai (jolden State, night New (in Smith Thibeaux 8 LA LAKERS Sprigs 25- -17 3125 111 tin-nu- 107. r E Sheilon 7. Cook 4 8. West 12. 11 2. Miami - Marcus(no. Allen .NY Jels - Mark Iniper. L A Raiders, - - - - NFC Pro Bowl List 99 ATLANTA Offense 1111 Levmgslon Rollins 5 14. Glenn 2 Hastings 0 Totals Cleveland Atlanta Three-poin- t Total 14. Rivers Russell 11. Willis 9 4. Brown Joe Montana, San Francisco (thurU'rback Knc Utckerson. L A Kams, Kunninjx backs Wdller I'avtun. i'hicago Wkle receivers Roy Green. Si. Louis. James 33. Wdkins 14. Johnson 13. 11. 0. Lowe 0 Loll. hi, 116 14 28 28 29 goal Wilkins. St 1 Fouled out 43 Atlanta 32. f Hinson. 29 3.082. M 107 PHILADELPHIA (111) 16. Barkley 17, Malone Krving 1 13, 16, Toney 2 33, Cheeks 5. C. Johnson 8. Richardson Jones 110. 2 0. Totals 2. Threalt 2 17 M S3 Roiton 17 22 H 24--11 Philadelphia None. out Three-poiNone. Fouled goals 20. 23. Philadelphia Total fouls-Bos- ton 42 (Parish unds-Boston 151, Philadelphia 46 i Malone Boston 32 (Ainge 11), 13). Assists Philadelphia 29 (Toney 111. Technical-Bost- on coach Jones. A 17.921. IKI 10. Jones 4 19. Johnson 8 Woolndge 9, 21, Whatley (Ml 2. Jordan 16. Greenwood 4, Higgins Dailev 3. Totals 8.' Corane 3, Matthews CHICAGO 95 f 102) 14, Laimbeer 8. Roundfield 23, 16, Thomas 7 18 Johnson 6 Benson H) 14, 4 5, Tripucka Steppe 2 7 12. Totals 0. Long 7 2. Cureton 8. 102. 25 22 II -S Chicago 24 23 32 23112 Detroit ago 24, DeTotal Fouled oul-N35 (Jones 71. Detroit troit 20. Rebounds-Chic- ago 55 (Laimbeer 13). Assists Chicago 19 (Whatley 6), Detroit 24 (Thomas 13). 29- - Bay Kred Quillan. San Francisco Russ lirimm. Washington, Handy russ. San Francisco Tackles Joe Jacoby. Washington, Mike Kenn, Atlanta Tifchi end Paul Coif man, Green Bay (Poquette 8), Atlanta 57 Cleveland 23 (Thompson. (Rollins 12). Assists Davis. Wilson 4i, Atlanta 31 (Rivers 9). Technical loul Cleveland assistant coach McHone. A 12, tiieen ( Vnier dual ds 18-- 111 42 nds-Cleveland BOSTON (107) 2 16. Bird Maxwell 34, Parish -4 10. D Johnson 7 22. Ainge 2 M Hale fro 8. Wedman 5, Buckner 8 O0 0. Totals 0. Kite 0 0, Carr Kmls Defense Lee Roy Selmon, Tampa Bay, Richard lenl. Chicago Nose Dan Hampton. Chicago tackles Inside linebackers Mike Singletary, Chicago; J Junior. Si Louis Outside linebackers Lawrence Taylor, N.Y. Giants. Rickey Jackson. New Orleans Cornerbacks Mark Haynes, N Y. Giants. Uarrell Green. Washington Saiet.es Todd Bell. Chicago; Dwighl Hicks, San Francisco College Scores Albany St East I' .74, Rensselaer Poiv 91, Thiel 83 Bucknell 82. Wilkes 62 NY Coll ol 71. Medgar City Chevnev 70. Shippensburg 49 K 60 Alliance (Pa spokesman for the Cleveland Indians has denied New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean's claim that state officials have talked to the team about moving to his state. Kea claimed on Tuesday that the state had talked to several teams, including the Indians and the San Francisco Giants. But an Indians" spokesman denied that there had been any dis- DePaul 78. Penn St 61 Gannon 97, Slippery Rock 78 lona72. St. Francis (NY) 60 Ithaca 68. Oneonta 43 Maine. 63, Valparaiso 61 Millersville 98, Cabrini 73 Monmouth 60. Brooklyn 59 Montclair St. 99. Rutgers-NewarMoravian 54. Allentown 50 Niagara 67. Hartford 64 Phila. Textile 67. Lock Haven 63 Potsdam 68. Oswego 45 Princeton 51. New York U. 34 Rutgers 70. Wagner 64 Scranton 72, Ursinus 64 Southampton 68. bowling 56 Springfield 53. Union 37 Stalen island 86. Hunter 74 Syracuse 71. St. Bonaventure 59 litica 69. Camsius 61 W cussions 51 said there were several New Jersey list activated 90 WAU-TO-WA- U WORK SHOES Oxfords Six Inch Eight Inch Basketball injured Albert - Placed Tom LaGarde. King forward-cente- on r College Sul Ross University and his staff resigned 61 - Football coach Ron Mays Pull-O- Soccer i 1 Red Wing Shoes 95 224-255- 0 acting president and 4k V- Jin - U-.'- , - t ' Here's holiday softwear dressing in natural fibers like cotton and leisure ramie in linen and jersey looks. From Cenerra, street-smar- t and 3 to 13. 520 to 540 wear novelty pants and tops in sizes Sportswear (174). to 62 W. Center, Orem, V V i in Loft S p.m. Closed Sunday. a.m.-1- 0 . n Selected Sizes and Styles of Hockey New York Rangers Recalled goaltender Ron Seoti from New Haven of the American Hockey League. NASL Elected CUve Toy chief executive officer. Hiking Boots Logger Boots Chukka Boots Irish Setter Hunting Safety Firemens Insulated Linemen Ladies Hiking Boots Western Football Signed defensive back Kevin Chicago NFL i Potter lor the rest of the season; placed corner-bacShaun Gayle on injured reserve. Green Bay Signed nose tackle Tony DeLuca; placed quarterback Randy Wright on injured reserve linebacker John Signed Memphis (USFL) Corker to a contract. A 1 The Indians have been up for sale since the death last year of owner Steve O'Neill, but a condition of O'Neill's will was that the team not be moved out of Cleveland for at least 15 years. NJSEA Chairman John Hansen and Executive Director Robert Mulcahy said the money generated by the other projects could be used, along with some of the surplus currently generated by the authority. Mulcahy estimated the stadium would cost between $75 million and $100 million. i Baseball Louis Traded outfielder George H end rick minor league catcher Steve Barnard to Pittsburgh for pitcher John Tudor and outfielder-catche- r Brian Harper. h Jersey." JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS South L unan- swered questions about a bill to empower the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to construct a baseball stadium. Assemblyman Buddy Fortunato, said there would be additional hearings on the measure. He said it would be released Thursday for a floor vote either late Thursday or Monday. In addition to authorizing construction of a stadium at a site other than the Meadowlands, the bill would empower the NJSEA to construct a hotel, convention center, another race track and an aquarium. "There are a lot of questions as to the location of the various facilities," Fortunato said. "I admit that it's a great idea. All of us in state government should be enthusiastic. "We also have to view it with a little caution because there are a lot of questions: how are we going to finance it, who's going to be Transactions Auburn 79. Radford 57 Centre 74. Kentucky St. 64 Georgetown 86, American 64 SI John s (N Y.) 77, Davidson 51 Midwest Bethel 72. Carleton 58 Bowling Green 64. Akron U. 53 67 Cincinnati 69. Earlham62. Marian 61 lOT) 51 Findlav 52. Ohio Northern Illinois' Wesley an 90. North Park 85 Iowa 89. Georgia St. 40 Miami (Ohiol 69. Dayton 64 Michigan 83, Eastern Michigan 72 Michigan St 93 Western Illinois 61 Murray St. 66, Southern Illinois 60 Nebraska 53, Wisconsin 51 Northern Iowa 85, Aurora 52 So. Dakota 81, Westmar 64 St Joseph s 77. Grace 68 St Louis 81. William Penn 68 u It's a variation on a theme we call Newport, a pleated, fluid nautical silhouette with a dropped waist and plea'ed skirt, in navy, peach or by My Way in Loft Dresses (172). 562, periwinkle Sizes and said none were St and "' Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher, and Senate President both Carmen Orechio, measure. in of the favor spoke Karcher predicted Tuesday that a deal would be signed with a major league team within a few months, but Kean, in Trenton, said he wasn't quite that optimistic. "It is very preliminary at this point. There is nothing even close to an agreement with anybody," Kean said. When asked if talks had been held with the Giants and Indians, Kean replied, "Those teams, and I understand there are some other teams who might be interested." "We've made it very clear that we're selling to local ownership. Not a single person in the Cleveland Indians front office, especially the ownership, has talked to anyone in New Jersey. This is ridiculous, total misinformation. We aren't even going to visit New planmed. At a joint legislative committee hearing in Bloomfield, N.J. Tuesday morning, several lawmakers Specialists Punter Brian Hansen, New Orleans Kicker Jan Stenerud. Minnesota Kick returner Henry Eliard. L A, Rams Bill Bales. Dallas Special learner Va. Wslyn. 96 Westminster 67, Grove City 57 West Chester 73. E. Stroudsburg Worcester St 77, Nichols 61 - 3 17 reaucracy." - Evers 58 Holiday shopping hours: Daily 9 III ( Dan tackle Joe Nash. Seattle Inside linebackers Steve Nelson. New England Hohin Cole. Pittsburgh Oiiisuif linebackers Rod Martin. L A Raiders Mike Mertiwealher. Pittsburgh Col nei backs - Mike Haynes and Lester Hayes, I. A Raiders Salclifs - Kennv Easlev. Seattle. Vann I. A Haiders Specialists 1'unlcr Keggie Roby. Miami hit kcr Norm Johnson. Seattle Kk k rclurner Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh SHt wl learner Kredd Young, Seattle Totals 12 k 68 Jets Y Nose 23. Turpin 9. Hubbard 6. W ilson Poquelte Riverside v receivers Miami. John Nullum tit. Pittsburgh t enlt'i Dwighl Slepiiensun Miami Gnat ds - John Hannah. New England. Ed Newman Miami latkles - Anthony Munoz. Cincinnati. Brian llullnwai. New England Ozzie Newsome. Cleveland Tight end Defense Knds Howie Long. L A Raiders. Mark Gastl-noa- 4. M 12. 2. Cail 63 Off ease - Wide Alexsinas 2. Bratz Totals 22 64 8,1. Hav.an Iaw 56 76. Ark Unit Hot bat ks McNeil Kiinnini; 11311 7. I ..In (Jiiarit'ibdck Whitehead 2. I West Hedlands AFC Pro Bowl List Worthy 15. 13. Scott Johnson 8 1 7. Hambis IW 6. McAdoo noper 13. Wilkes 6 17. Kupchak II. McGee 2 2 131 5 9. Lester 6 Totals 23 23 15 46--17 Golden Suit LA Lakers 15 3 17 29--131 Three-poin- t None. goals Cooper. Fouled out Total louls-GolStale 33. Lakers 31. Rebounds-Golden Slate 36 (M Johnson 7). Lakers 52 iHambis in. Assists Golden State 24 (Conner. Hod 4 eachi. Lakers 34 (E Johnson 101. Technical- Burn (ejectedi, Scott (ejected), Floyd 'ejected. Golden Stale (illegal defense). A 15. 4 NBA Boxscores DETROIT Tyler 26 26 35 CLEVELAND (M) llinson 6. Thompson 4 5 12. Bagley 2. Davis MILWAUKEE (199) 8 25. Lister 11, Cummings Pressey 7 4 22, Hodges 7 9, 15. Moncrief 0 4, 10, Davis Mokeski 6, Grevey 8 109. 2 7. Totals Breuer 4 NEW JERSEY (lit) 28. Gminski Turner 8 4 10. Williams 9 11. Birdsong 27, Richardson 0. Ransev 6, Johnson 27. McKenna 116. 6 7. Totals M-- 1W 1 Milwaukee H-- UI J New Jersey Fouled Hodges. Total fouls MilMilwaukee waukee 36. New Jersey 24 Rebounds 8 each), New Jersey 37 38 (Moncrief. Mokeski 18 (Moncrief 71, (Williams 15). New Jersey 18 (Richardson 6). Technical Milwaukee coach Nelson. 0 3 Total louls Kansas City 20. Dallas 13 Kebounds-Kan- sas City 38 .Thompson II Dallas 4" ' int ent 11 Assists-Kan- sas City 26 Thetis loi. Dallas 31 (Haiper 8 A 14.226. Miuri 6 11 14. 5. 12 (HI 10. Conner Flovd Johnson 1216 20. BurU (Hi 2 Wilson 6. Plummer 7 I. A So 116 Kansas Ot) Dallas GB 15 682 'I. Hals GOLDEN STATE Denver i, m Si Scadlt' 1110 57 Swtbwesl Texas 71 82 aid Lutheran ullt 107 DALLAS lO'i Western Conference Midwest Division W Totals ( 9. N'mphius Vincent Aguirre 25. 10 Blarkinan II. Davis 6 9. Ellis 19, Perkins Ndipoi 36 5 - Dial Roberts 19 27. 10 Central Division W'ticntHiy ;i. (171 9. Thomp25 Olberding 10. 12. Theus 4 Drew 15 9 Thorpe 8 !HI 10. Meriweaiher 00 0 2. McNamara huse son ; III Wundson 3 11 II Eastern Cestferesee Atlantic Division Teas Page involved in the operation, are we bugoing to be increasing another Press International A Ail-Americ- - Denies Move Tale By United LUBBOCK, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Indians' Official Score Academic 13, 1984 Career dressing isn 't the suit anymore. It's the striped, g sweater in blue silkcotton blend, $40, and the pleated pants in poly rayon winter white or blue, 3 to 13, 533. It's these and more from the Tomboy collection in Loft Sportswear (173). two-piec- e zig-za- . !j |