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Show 8C The Salt Lake Tribune Struggling WABA to End Academic Team - two-tim- chairman Ed Dubaj said. We have unpaid players and operating expenditures in all three cities plus the league itself. "To ask players to play at a professional level without pay is unfair and we are not going to do so," Dubaj said. I have instructed each coach, owner and general manager to disperse their squads and send the players home He said as of Saturday, players for the Virginia Wave, Atlanta Comets and Columbus Minks "will be owed two full pays out of four due. The amount was about $22,000 per team. WA-BA- Dubaj said the money would be paid and the league would do everything humanly possible to retire this debt Four LITTLETON, Colo (AP) selections to the 1984 e first team, including pick Joe Ramunno of Wyoming and league rushing leader Steve Bartalo of Colorado State, head up the Western Athfootletic Conference ball team announced Thursday. Other members of the were team who made BYU linebacker Marv Allen and San Diego State cornerback Tory Nixon. Also selected to the offensive team were Wyoming quarterback Dave Gosnell and fullback Dave Evans, CSU wide receiver Tim OByrne and offensive lineman Tom Ehlers, Hawaii wide receiver Joe Nobles and tight end Kent Untermann, BYU runTexas-E- l ning back Kelly Smith, Paso center Dave Toub, AFA lineman Mark Melcher and Utah place-kicke- r Andre Guardi. Others on defense were AFA linemen Larry Nicklas and John Ziegler and linebacker Dick Clark, BYU defensive back Steve Haymond, CSU lineman Chris Gahagan and defensive back Roger Rice, UNM linebacker Brent Henson and safety Ray Hornfeck, SDSU linebacker Jack Eaton, Wyoming lineman Paul Chytka and UT EP punter Jay Cleveland. December 1984. Dubaj believes by ending the season early, the WABA should save about $100,000. The league still plans to play an game in Dallas Dec. 16 with an team playing the WABA champion Dallas Diamonds. in all-st- Without a Pennant Peter Bavasi Named Indians Chief - Season Two Weeks Early DALLAS (UPI) The Womens American Basketball Association announced Thursday it is ending its season about two weeks early for half of the six teams and closing the league office because of financial difficulties. The WABA said teams in Atlanta, Virginia and Columbus would stop playing immediately, but Houston would host Dallas in a game Dec 2 to mark the Houston franchises last game of the season. Dallas would then play Chicago s Dec. 4 and Dec. 9 to complete the first season. Each team was to play 22 games, but only Chicago and Dallas will reach that number The league office plans to suspend operations at its Columbus, Ohio, site and move to Dallas. League President Bill Byrne has submitted his resignation, but reportedly plans to try to establish a WABA franchise in Los Angeles next season. This curtailing of the season is based on a realistic appraisal of the situation at hand, WABA financial dO Years WAC Announces Friday, November 30, 1984 - Baseball exCLEVELAND (AP) ecutive Peter Bavasi was named president and chief operating officer of the Cleveland Ind ins Thursday, saying 1985 may be the year of restoration for the struggling American League team. Bavasi, 42, who guided the establishment of the Toronto Blue Jays in 1976, replaces Gabe Paul, 74, who is retiring Jan. 1. Paul will remain with the team as a consultant while living in Tampa, Fla. "This is an opportunity, a challenge, for all of us in the Indians to restore this once very great and very proud franchise to its former state, said Bavasi. The Indians finished sixth in the AL East last season with a 7 record, Manager Pat Corrales first full season. They have not won a pennant since 1954. Expansion is fun, its exciting and it's challenging. And going to work for the Los Angeles Dodgers or some other fine, stable organization would but not a challenge. be fun Cleveland in its heritage, its history, provides a marvelous opportunity for all connected with the club. Perhaps when it comes to be written about in the next several years, it 1985 could be the year of restoration and that is something to look forward to and Im very, very excited about it, he said. The team has been for sale since the death in August 1983 of F J. ONeills nephew, Patrick J. ONeill, now board chairman of the Indians, said the team will not have a chief executive because the board will maintain that authority. Paul nas been the teams president and chief executive officer since 1978, and this year took on the added responsibility Gretzky Named NHLs Player of Week Tribune Sports Scoreboard Academic Team Colo LITTLETON Here is the (APi Western Athletic Conference football team (c denotes cumulative grade-poiaverage y denotes GPA tor last academic year) Offense Tim O'Bvrne tr, ColoWide receivers estate Joe No rado Slate, 3 13c, fmance-rea- i Wes sr Hawaii, 300v marketing sr Hawaii Kent Unlermann end Tight 3 30c, marketing Linemen Mark Melcher sr Air Force 3 16v management Bob Gustafson, sr WyoTom Enters sr, ming, 382c, anthropology Colorado State 3 19c finance, Joe Ramunno, sr Wyoming 3 00v education, Dave Toub, sr East Paso Texas-E- i 3 business OSc administration Dave Gosnell ir , WyoQuarterback ming, 346c accounting Steve Bartaio Running backs soph 3 28c Colorado State physical education, 13c 3 sr Dave Evans finance, Wyoming, Kefiv Smith ir Brigham Young 3 08v physical education Andre Guardi sooh Utah, 3 32c, business Defense Linemen Larrv Nicklas sr , Air Force, 3 4c, management, Paul Chytka, sr WyoChris Gahagan, ming, 3 16c, psychology soph Colorado State, 3 10c, natural sciences, John Ziegler, ir Air Force 3 07v international affairs Linebackers Marv Allen, sr Brigham Young, 3 22c, zoology Brent Henson, sr New Mexico, 307c electrical engineering, Jack Eaton ir. San Dego State 315c. business administration, Dick Clark tr Air Force 330c. operations research Backs Steve Havmond, ir Brigham Young 3 36c accounting, Rav Hornfeck sr, New Mexico, 301c, education, Tory Nixon, sr San Dego State, 3 13v business administration, Roger Rice ir, Colorado State, 314c, English Punter Jav Cleveland, ir, Texas-E- l Paso, 3 50c, business administration EASTERN AHarrtsc CONFERENCE Drvrsron - - NATIONAL CONFERENCE East - NFL Injury List division title d wavcrff berth Thursday's Game . Minnesota 17 Sunday's Games Cincinnati at Cleveland, pm pm Indianapolis at Buffalo. Dallas at Philadelphia pm Denver at Kansas Citv J p m N Y Giants at N Y Jets, pm Pittsburgh at Houston J p m St Louis at New England, pm San Francisco at Atlanta pm Tamoa Bav at Green Bav, pm Detroit at Seattle 4 pm Los Angeies Raiders at Miami 4 New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams 31 Washington 4pm Monday's Game Chicago at San Diego 9pm Redskins 31, Vikings 17 WasNngton Minnesota 0 Thursday's Games San Antonio 124 Oaiias M6 Phoenix 100 Chicago 95 Golden State 110, Kansas City 107 Friday's Games Indiana at New Jersey, 530 om Portland at Ftladelohia, 530 pm Houston at Atlanta 530 om Washington at Detroit, 530 p m Seattle ta Dallas 630 pm New York at Milwaukee, 7 pm Denver at Utah, 7 30 pm Chicago at LA Ciipoers, 8 30 om Kansas City at LA Lakers 8 30 pm New York (AP) The National Football League miury report as provided bv the league Sunday LOS ANGELES RAIDERS AT MIAMI -Raiders LB Matt Miilen (grom) is probable (ankle) RB Dolphins NT Bob Baumhower Tony Nathan deg), S Lvie Blackwood (leg) LB Earnest Rhone (neck) CB Don McNeal WR Mark Duper (knee), are Questionable Saturday's Games (grom) is probable Portland at New York 530 Dm CWts INDIANAPOLIS AT BUFFALO Milwaukee ai Washington 530 om DE Steve Parker iknee) is out S Larry AnDetroit at Indiana 5 30 o m derson (ankle) LB Gary Padgen 'flu) are Boston at Cleveland, 6 pm Questionable DE Donne Thompson (elbow) Seattle at Houston 6 30 o m T Jim Mill DE Blaise Winter tshouider) L A Ciipoers at San Antonio 7 30 D m (shoulder) C Rav Donaldson (back) P Rohn Utah at Denver 730 pm Stark (ankle) LB Greg Bracefm (ankle) are GokJen State at Phoenix 7 30 om probaWe Bins LB Al Wengiikowski (ankle) is Sunday's Games Questionbeie LB Steve Potter (ribs), S Steve at Boston 7 30 p m Cleveland Freeman iouad) TE Mark Brammer (hand), New Jersev at Philadelphia 8 o m G Jim Richer tankie) S Rod Kush (knee) are Chicago at LA Lakers 10 30 pm probable DENVER AT KANSAS CITY Broncos 116 124, NT S Denms Smith (shoulder) is Questionable DALLAS (116) Scott Garnett (knee), RB Jesse Mvutes (an7 27 Vincent 12 Aguirre kle) RB Rick Parros (thigh) CB Roger Jack-soPerkms 9 Blackman 7, Davis 22 Harper (thigh) RB Gerald Wiiihite (thigh) G Paul 5, Ellis Howard (knee) are probable Chiefs DE Mike 29 Nimphius 5 Totals 116 Ben (knee) RB Billy Jackson (toe LB Gary SAN ANTONIO (124) NT Bill Maas Soani ianke' are questionable 7 Gilmore 9 Mitchell Banks ) G Tom Condon (Diceo) are 24 Moore 26 Gervm 30 Roberts 23 probable 5 Roberson 0 0 PITTSBURGH AT HOUSTON Steeiers 8 O Jones 2 E Jones 3 4 9 lB Brvan Hinkie 'knee RB Anthony Coriev Paxson 4 0 0 0 Tota McNamara ) DE (toe) are Out G Terry Long 124 Keith Willis (knee) are Questionable S Ron Dates 24 2S 34 TE Darren Neisor Johnson (hamstring San Anforwo 32 23 36 QB David Woodiev iegi CB Sam Washgoals Ellis Aguirre 2 Fouled ington ankle are probable 0ers RB Larry Out None Rebounds Dallas 35 'EM h San Morartv (neck) is Questionable Anionio 49 (Gumore 14) Assists-Dai- ias 25 CINCINNATI AT CLEVELAND Ben (Davs 12) San Antonio 27 Moore iQi Toai ankle) NT jerry touts Dallas 28 San Antonio 28 Techn.cais-Dan- as gals RB Larrv Kinnevew Bovarskv toe) are prooawe QB Ken AnderCoach Motta A 7 069 son ishouider) s auestonawe Browns RB 95 100, Charles White is Questionable CHICAGO (95) NT Bob Goiic (caifi n probable 16 Johnson 13, AT CowWoolndge 6 16 DALLAS PHILADELPHIA 2 22 Jordan boys LB Bb Breuntg (back) s out, G Kurt Ca Jones 0 0 0 6 Whatiev T Daiiev Phil Pozderac Higgins Petersen ,anktei 'knee) are 17 6 Greenwood 2 Matthews 25 LB Questionable G Brian Baidmger 'knee) 2 3 Corzine 10 Totals 37 8? 95 C Tom Raffprty Eugene Lockhart 'kneel PHOENIX (100) Toe) TE Bran Salonen thigh are probable 13 2 Pittman Lucas 418 Eagles QB Ron Jaworski eg) n out vVR 9 Holton 10 Adams NT Harve Mike Quick 'rbSl Humph S OouDHui 10 Nance 6 6 24 Foster 6 6 Armstrong knee1 DE Greg Brown flu; CB nes4-12 16 Ch Jones 0 Edwards RB Eibert Foues snouioer Harov 4 Totals 40 9? ?0 24 '00 xnee S Wes Hook ns grom TE VvO Kao 0 Scott 2 3 22 24 24 25 95 Chicago LB ;errv Roo hD G Steve kennev 22 25 30 Phoomi nson shoumer are lueshonabie Thrf-ooin- t Out Pouted Jordan A NEW ORLEANS At L Sa ns god'S RAMS 13 RB Wavne W'ison oe s ou G S'eve .ore None Reoounos Chicago 56 'Johnson Phoen.x 57 Nance 15; Assets WR Tv' Cwrago 17 nee harrsnng) DE J m DaiWv 5. Pnoen 31 Totai Humphries 9 rone Young anxei RB Hoe Gan cat 23 Phoenix 23 A 713 are propane Rams lB Marx ,er argues' 'S ouestnnawe iB Norwood vann r,os iB 107 110, Jim Coilms arm are prnoape KANSAS CITY (107) A SAN L R ANOSCC A ANTA 49ffS E Johnson 6 7 4 Otberdmg 4 5 6 t CB Rnnn-0M S i B Shatter Jm 14 Thompson 8 Drpw H2 2 2 2 j. s Fahnhors grom thigh K 0 0 2 j.es'nnabe lB Theus 5 10 3 4 3 Wnodson snout Jack Oevnoos bacxi CB Maro 2 2 4 4 6 2 4 ? 0 0 Buse Thorpe Merweather oer' NT ioue x eicner 0 0 2 Verhoeven 3 0 Knight Montgomery 2 hamstring; are probaWe Hi t0i8is 44 87 19 24 107 TE nams ng cons RB Sv'veVer Stamps GOLDEN STATE (110) C) ft Benson xnee are luestionawe 4 Short 15 32 4 6 14 Smith 2 5 White TAMPA BAY AT GREFN BAY BuC F ovd 10 24 head 6 7)113 Conner careers G Sean Fameii xnee1 XE Marx 23 Aleksinas '0 Wilson 0 10 0 0 W'Me knee1 are doubHui T khiv Thomas M 12 11 Brt; 14 0 0 2 Johnson 'nerk 'S Quest'ooawe S Mark Cotnev kneel Plummer 1) 0 0 2 Totals 48- - t(J2 '8 10 QB Seve De Berg proxnn iB jeH Kansas City nger 30 25 23 Davs 'oei are probatwe pacxers C lam 26 20 31 2- 6- 110 Gotten Stale WR John jperson recx s ou' McCar'en Three point goals Fiovd 2 Fouied out rbs s Questionable None Rebounds-kans- as City 52 Oberding DETROIT AT SEATTLE lonS WR Thompson Thoroe h Gotten S'a'e 56 Sm tn Donald laser grom Marx Nvhois foot' '01 Assists-kan26 Drew Citv Theus 7i G T Don Greco are probawe Sea Gotten S'ae 22 Conner 61 Totai OuiS Kan s vas C tv 23 nawxs C ke-tSimpson elbow shouwer Gotten S'ae 24 Technas-Sn- or juesionabie OF je Brvan sN,der S -j kenv Easey nger T Ron Ess-nCB rerry ,acxsor ches are probawe N V G'ANTS AT n V jfTS Dans B Woman's American Baskribal Association Ga' Reasons xnee xnee1 r G Benson ebow are probawe jn's t e Waider-wMarv-G xnee1 Sar knee WR Wnsev WA'ker oad anxe WR x R WR BOOv Lam jones hamsr.ngi h Ijm peer y QaO hioi QB Pa' Rvar 'bsi RB 'eeman McNeil ribs arhiies, 1 8 reg S BHie shoulder' i B John Wood-- g Wednesday's Game anx ( B Oar'ot Rav pom CB Jonm l Columbus T1 Virginia 91 Russel Carer anxie) S Burgess Thursday's Gomes No games scheduled grn.n arm are j.es'ionabie Regge Mrf rx Sprigs oo 'OV lB xneej S Fridays Gome T rfton xnee Df Mar'v I vom ankie Chicago a Danas snouwer are profjatue Marx Gastmeau CBA ST LOUIS At NF W NOLAND cam Eastern DMvon aoxw WR Dann M's T Tooe Robb-nRB Slump V trhelt ah p.irman sNjoer Xlei s Benr, Perr n nxie L RawJv Cark bacx lB jH ,nim anxiei are probable B Bran Ingram Patrots hamsfrng, s C DF dou&Hui Pee Brock xnee Doug Rogers toot' are Questionable Monday Bears WR CHICAGO At SAN DifcGO out CB i esie Dennis MrK.nnon xneei QB Chargers Fra$er Toon s Dan Foot 'groin) CB Gi 8vrJ 'hamstring; are out C Don Mace (hamstring; G Doug NT Keith Witkerson lanxie are duestwnaoie Guthrie toe iB Cliff Thrfl (shoulder), S John T.jrner 'Shoulder) are probable - 17 U WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division - pm 0 31 0 10 First Period 68 pass from Was Muhammad (Moseley kick), 18 Was-Moseiev 30 1P7 Was Didier 4 pass from Theismann 'Moseley kick), 14 4? Second Period Was Jacobv fumble recovery in end zone (Moseiey kick) 4 14 Was Grant 2? fumble return Moseiev kick). 726 Third Period Mm-Stenerud 31 343 Mavs Spurs - Suns Bulls - RECEiVlNG-Washing- Monk 3 33 McGrai 2 '0 Muhammad Brown Moore O' n rninus 2' 3 29 Seser 30 Minnesota Lews ? jom !7 Jordan Neison 2 5 Anoerson HassHbeck HO Muiarev ' 9 MISSED FIELD rOA s Wzishrgior Moseiev 27 College Bowl Glance AJ times MST Dec IS California CV'f prr Fes vs Nevaoa-La- s )0 vngas 6 pm Independence Soever)' Virginia Tech 18 3i vs a.' 2 Dec Dec 4 yrar- Ts Liberty kernel i - nvee AuOurn State Gator Carolina (101) 29 6 4 - 3) 9 Dec 4) wa Tenn A' nr oud af'a Dec Fia Jacksonville vs Oklahoma State pm, 7 0 9 Sout 2; - Notre Dame or Texas Aloha 6 O m HonoMu vs Southern Methodist 7 I). Hat! 0 Kentucky Fame ) ipm Peach, vi Purdue 1pm, 2 -- Ata Birmingham vs Wisconsin '7 Dec Virginia '7 Atlanta P m , vs West 2 2' Jan Tuas Houston 6 Vrgma I (7 4) - Texas 7 ? " Cotton, 1130 am Dates '8 7) ri or Southern Method's Houston ) Boston Coaege Miami Fiesta, 1130 am, Ttmoe, Ariz vs UCLA Southern Rose, 3om, Pasadena CaW Cat vl Ohio State Auburn Sugar. 5om, New Orleans vs Nebraska (9- or Louisian State - - - 1) Orange. 6 pm, Miami vs Washington 101) - Oklahoma NFL Active Leading Rushers rveutft HeverrOer Warriors 7.949 7689 Earl Camobel 201$ 2 079 C'k lb - - "ecx Womens Basketball - SBi'Cer Pne Mr X, 194 Standings - Sports Transactions BASKETBALL Naflonai BaUreihal Association DFTROiT P STUNS-ved Davd Thirdk'R Walter Pavton Franco Harris John Rwvn Tony Dorsett Kings - - 31 ) Bluebonnet. Christian re) m - 26 Dec 27 pm Memphis VS - 4 6 pm Freedom Ananeim Can or HouSor vs Texas '7 6 30 - 6 22 '631' - ill - Florida Mam vs Gecyga Florida State Sun pm Ei Paso 9 3' vs Maryland Cherrv 2 pm Pont'dC Mir Stale 65) vs Army 6 Dec T9iedo ' 21 7pm San v Michigan Hot'dav Young - Ae r, gta'd KANSAS TiTy Kinney MOut LOS ANr.F i Lester guard kings. Named S AkF RS Jark Sigied Mc- Wonn ro 5,CD- O- - - INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington j Washington Griffm Haves Tnersmann 'minus I' Wonsiev mingj 2) V nnpyja 13 45 Nelson 753 Anderson Jones 2 43 W"Son ce Manning PASSING Washington Thersmann Minnesota W 'son - 17 Manning TM6 $. i,000 F&J&LlY F OS. FlGMTiMG VJOVLV EAST Albany Pharmacy 82 S Vermont 73, OT Assumption 70, Providence 67 Biuefiett St 87, Salem 82 Brooklyn Coll 59 Concordia N Y 50 Charleston, SC 78 Charleston, W Va 64 Coppin St 61, Howard 60 Dowling 62, Hartford 60 Eimira Coll 76, Alfred U 68 Hartwick 85, N Adams St 52 80 Indiana, Pa 90, Lehigh 82 E Stroudsburg 48 81 Mercvhurst 96, Alliance Navy 91, Drexel 74 65 NYU 70, Quinmpiac 77 Franklin Pierce 70 Rnode (stand 87, Stonehill 79 OT Rutgers 77, Rider 73 St Joseph's Pa 56 Siena 43 70 Slippery Rock 73, 85 W Virginia St 88 Fairmont Wm Paterson 58 Ramaoo 56 SOUTH Alabama A&M 108 Miles 77 Ala Huntsville 99 Ala Christian 61 99 Mars Hill 91 Centenary 85, E Texas Baptist 71 Christian Brothers 71, Harding 62 Drew 80 King's Pa 77 OT 72 Eton 114 Hampden-Svdne- v Kentucky St 72, Bellarmme 50 Lincoln Memorial 76. Murrav St 70 Roanoke 68 Averett S4 SE Louisiana 70 Ark Little Rock 67 Springhiil 132, SE Baptist 84 St Leo 70 Georgia St 64 St Paul's 100 Newport News 94 Steonen F Austin 66 Arkansas Coll 45 Troy St 77 Montevaito 67 Va Commonwealth 72, E Carolina 61 Wake Forest 110, Rollins 64 Washington & Lee 74 N C Greensboro 64 Western Md 83 Bridgewater 79 72 Xavier 81 MIDWEST ill Cent Missouri 55 S Edwardsviite 39 Iowa 84 Dakota Wesiyn 68 Northwestern, Dordt 79 Sioux Falls 78 Hillsdale 78, Siena Heights 68 Lake Forest 95, Rosary 76 MacMurrav 52, Miiiikm 49 Minn Morris 56, Hamhne 51 e 58 Mo St Louis 89, Mount Mercv 57, Elmhurst 56 N Dakota 86 St Mary's, Minn 67 N Michigan 93 Lake Superior St 69 Nebraska 89. S Colorado 67 Notre Dame 79 Northwestern 61 Otterbein 100, Urbana 89 SE Missouri 70, Hendrick S 54 St John's, Kan 79 Bethel, Kan 69 St Thomas 68 Winona St 63 Wittenberg 76 Cedarvdie 71 SOUTHWEST Arkansas-PinBluff 65, Hendrix 61 Bavtor 103, Missouri 88 Cent Arkansas 81, Philander Smith 53 Cent St Oxta 72. Bartlesville Wesleyan 51 Christian Bros 71 Harding 62 Paul Qumn 84 Our Ladv of the Lake 45 Texas 87. NW Louisiana 52 Texas Christian 100 St Thomas, Texas 41 Texas Tech 81 Utah 73 Texas-SaAntonio 94 Texas A&l 87 Washburn 67, Oklahoma St 66 FAR WEST Colo Slate 86 U S International 40 Dixie 124 Utah State JV 62 Idaho St 76, Mesa College 61 No Colorado 68 Denver 56 Oregon 58 Montana 57 77 San Diego Si 86 Seattle Pacific 7? Paof'C Lutheran 43 Southern utan 73 Western New Mexico 67 Wisconsin-Stou- t 60 Montana Tech 58 Snow InvrtaftonaJ First Round Snow 80 Cochise A'n 55 Casoer WvO 68 Phoenix 56 Friday's Games 7 Casper vs Cxhise pm 9 pm Snow vs Phoenix - NFL Standings N f.. OF RKlEO 2 Minnesota goalie Gilles Meloche, unbeaten in his last three games, and Los Angeles center Marcel Dionne, with four goals and five assists for his last three games, were also considered for the weekly honor Jeff Millar IF F)GUTiKi& 15 IN OONFUCf TOE i MACS PFDJCCTFD LCASUC OFFICFAIXGCP Ti-- "CJ?CPI61LTY ixirnj T(4A-- IK) N6A A9 A A PLAYER'5 CU2RSIOTLY runmikjg rucoMMaeciAL.. & Bill Hind- - T KAARWSTiMG? 19 ATSTAKC." K Of X)0 L College Basketball 1984 Al Time EST AMERICAN CONFERENCE By AUJ0DN!7 points, placing him 15 points ahead of his record 1981-8spree of 212 points. NEW YORK (UPI) Edmonton center Wayne Gretzky registered three goals and five assists in two games to gain National Hockey League player of the week honors Thursday for the second time this season. Gretzky, through games of Nov. 25, posted 21 goals and 38 assists for 59 Tank McNamara 1HG MBA HAS treasurer Bavasi would not reveal details of, his contract, but said it has no term.' After the news conference, he said he has a pretty strong commitment, contractually and otherwise. He said he was giving up his consulting service, Peter Bavasi Sports Inc., which he formed in 1982 in Tampa, Fla Bavasi was the first employee of the Blue Jays in 1976 and remained there through the 1981 season. Before dijoining the Blue Jays, Bavasi was for rector of minor league operations the expansion San Diego Padres in 1968 and later became vice president and general manager of the Padres. Steve ONeill, the majority owner 75-8- A KJ6U 6Y UW1CW of points ler a vtctery Thursday's 01 Tampa Bav H Sarasota Friday's Games Toronto at Lancaster at Aftany Seturdiv'l Games Toronto at Puerto at . anras'er Sia'e Bay Ro Ro Result Oregon 58, Montana 57 MONTANA (S7) 3 Powell Wastungton McBrid 6 10 0 2 1? Krvstxowiak 7 Bums 0 Wnek Bates 1 0 2 0 0 0 Zanon Jones 14 19 57 OREGON Haroe mussen (58) 6 Giriev 0 6 o u 9 4 Sorague 00 2 2 2 Tavtor 4 9 01 8, Ras3 13 Adams 6 7 Trapp 5 6 Matneson 0 0 0 Totals Osborn 13 0 0 nafhme Oegon 29 Monana ?8 Fouled N ope Rebounds Montano 27 t Krvstxowiak 13 28 Adams U Wash.ng'on Toat Tavxy 5 Ogon 5) gon 14 Harper 5 Montana 10 Oregon 15 A 0 6 Leoerman Redding 17 2 5 0 Cnenauit 2 3 5 Traoo 0) Ore- touts -- 236 Intern! Colo. St. 88, U.S. US. INTERNATIONAL 0 0 Lei senrmg 0 48 4) Oan-3 0 ) 0 Cross 110 0 14 WMe 0 2 0 0 Ha vies 2 6 0 2 4 Masek 7 MO-- 019 6 48 COLORADO ST (16) 6 2 2 4 Del vanaoe 3 4 '3 Johanns en 0 17 Dudley 2 6 2 2 6 Benn 7 9 Strong 5 16 Lee 4 00 2 Mvies 110 0 2 Tumotte 0 0 0 MtCrary 3 6 0 3 6 Larsen 0 2 ? 6 8 Baiiev Totals P'me 2 86 Hatf'ime uS mi ?9 Colorado St 40 U S Fouied out Daniet Rebounds Int 45 'Redding 0i Colorado S 42 Baiiev Strong6 Assists-mt 7 Leoerman 4), Coxy ado 2? St Baiiev 5) Total touts-22 -4 99? Cokyaoo St 19 Technicals -- None Prep Basketball Friday's Pracbca Games JO Gran.lf a Bingham pm 7 30 m, acres! South pm Oem a' Brighton 7 30 pm Vewmont at x earns J3G pm 30 om Tavkysviti at Cottonwood East a' Skytn 3pm XI Cteariett at bountiful pm 30 pm Judge Memorial at Dav-Box Elder at Bear R ver om Mountain vew at I jgan pm American Fork at Skv View pm Timpview at Jordan 7)0 pm Lav'on at Murray 7J0 om Grantsvitie at leh- tjflom Rowland Natl at Tmtic )J0 om F tkn at Weodover X om Millard a Norm ver X o m X d m Bryre Valiev at Beaver South Summit at Attamont Spanish Fvi a' Deta 7X om X pm Wan a Norh anoete Laker Qassk pm fjOen .s Weoer Woods 'OSS vs Bonnev He 0 p rr Rav Taumamant Provo vs Rov 6 0 m Ben L fjrmnd vs Hnand p m Sattrtfty's Pracfca Gamas Mountain Vw at Skv Vew pm Tone at ehi X o m Um'ah at Pavson Sos;th Summit at Morgan X pm Manti at Wasatch 7X om Ftko at Dirgwav 6 JO om Milard at South Savwr 7X pm Beaver at North Sevir X om RKhfiatd at Dana 7X pm 7 X Pleasant Or ova a Norm Sanoet Too at i frit IV pm 7 X Juab at Durbesne pm tennis Gama Ipm Australia Si 28 moiion championships Results Australian Open iseedmgs in parentheses) MEN Singles First Round Francisco Gonzalez, Paraguay, Dyke, Australia, TV SPORTS Here is a list of events scheduled to be aired Friday, according to local radio, TV and cable stations 5J0 pm IHL hockev, Salt Lake vs (1500) and KLO-AIndianapolis, KRGO-A- Patrick point to each team in a tie, overtime winner receives two points and loser receives one point Thursday's Games No Games Scheduled Friday's Games Salt Lake at Indianaooiis, 530 pm Kalamazoo at Fort Wavne Toledo at Muskegon Milwaukee at Flint Division (1430) pm College basketball, Auburn vs ESPN (Cable) Boxing USA (Cable) pm pm NBA basketball, Jazz vs Nug(1160) and KWGN (Cable) gets, 10 pm BYU vs College basketball, LaSalle. Channel 11 and (116) 1 7 Red Raiders 81, Utes Devils 1 2, New Jersev 0 0 -2 -1 Phtedtfphia 1, Philadelphia. First Period Ron Sutler 4 None (Tocchet. Eriksson), 6 52 Penalties CrossSecond Period None Penalties man Phi (hotting), 1011, Lewis, NJ (tripping), Third Penod-- 2, New Jersev, Broten 6 (Gagne, Russell), 201 3, New Jersey, Broten 7 (Russell, MacLean), 1516 RusPenalties sell, NJ (hotting), 8 50, Hoffmever, NJ (misconduct), 8 50 Shots on Goal New Jersev Philadelphia Goalies New Jersey, Ron Low (31 $hot$-3A saves) Philadelphia, Lindbergh Flyers 10 73 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division 16,014 Referee Thursday's Games Edmonton 4, Boston 2 New Jersev 2, Philadelphia Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeies 12, Vancouver Bob Hall Friday's Games P m Montreal at Buffalo, St Louts at Detroit, 535 P m Edmonton at Hartford, 535 P m Toronto at NY Rangers, 535 pm NY Islanders at Winnipeg, 705 pm Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1105 am Washington at Boston, 11 15 am Chicago al New Jersev, 1135 am Hartford al Quebec, 535 pm Buffalo at Montreal, 605 pm N Y Rangers al Toronto, 605 pm Detroit at St Louis, 635 pm Catgary at Minnesota. 6J5 p m Vancouver at Los Angeies, 835 pm - Texas Tech 40, Utah X Halftime score Field goals Utah Shooting percentages Texas Tech 68 I, Free throws Utah 619, Texas Tech 59 Gaivm McDaniel Barker Officials 3 345 Attendance 46 9 San Diego St. 86, Irvine 77 SAN OIEGO STATE (86) 22 Martenn 6 Kennedy 12 Alien 16, Watson Dorsev 0 0 0 8 Konek 0 2, Hauot 0, 14 0 0 4 Monteiro Owens Ross 0 0 Harge 2 0, Murray 06 UC tRVINE (77) Totals 10 3, Murphy 25 6 Engeistad 23. Lee 10, Scoff Rogers 0 0 2, Williams 4. 2, Tolbert 0 0 15, 0, Carmon Burgess King 8 0 0 0 Caccio 0 0 Magee 0 77 Totals Hatftime San Diego St 40 UC Irvine 40 Fouied out none Rebounds San Diego St 35 (Kennedy 7) UC Irvine 31 (Rogers 9) Assists San Dego Si 19 'Dorsev 6), UC Irvine 17 'Lee 6) Toiai fouls San Diego St 18 UC 2 094 Irvine 15 A Irish 79. Wildcats 61 - - Hawks 6, Penguins 3 Chicago 114-- 6 Ptttsbunft 0 3 03 First Period 1, Chicago, Savard 10 (Fraser Oiczvk), 1547 Penalties None Bullard 10 Second Period 2, Pittsburgh, (Chabot, Manfha), 226 (pp) 3, Pittsburgh, Young 18 (Chabot, Babvch). 873 (pu) 4, Chicago, Sutter 9 (Wilson, Lvsiak), 103? (PO) 5, (McCarthy), 18 10 PenalPittsburgh, Lonev ties Fraser, Chi (dosing hand on puck), 108, Fraser, Chi (mlerference), 7 42, McCarthy, Pit (interference), 837 Third Period 6, Chicago, Savard 11 (Wilson, Larmer), 702 (pp). 7, Chicago, Sutter 10 9 Gardner 936 8, Chicago, (Gardner), (Larmer), 13 52 9, Chicago, Savard 12 (Fraev, Penalites-Frawi1606 B Murrav) ser, Chi (hooking), 038, HiHier, Pit (hotting), 5 52, 1708 B Wilson, Chi (cross checking), Shots on Goal Chicago Pittsburgh Goalies Chicago, Banner man (29 shots-2saves) saves) Pittsburgh, Herron (35 shots-2- Oilers Mu Idaho St. Thursday's Results Utah State 4), San Jose State 6 8 Castro (USU) dec Khanbabian, HI 126 Andersen (USU) pinned Cipnan, 2 13, 134 Hansen (USU) dec Zamiich, 142 Stettiev (USU) dec Bnson 150 158 Draper (USU) dec Felix, Walker (SJS) pinned Pheton 7 11 167 Bouwman 177 (USU) dec Zambch Clark (USU) James (USU) pinned pinned Toves, 190 Figueroa. 2 54, HeavYweitfif Ligons (USU) won bv forfeit - - - BYU Wyonwtg - Brown (BYU) dec , 118 13 126 Bell, -- Hodges (Wvo) pinned Lounsbery, 5 15, 134 -1 Rardm (Wvo) dec Christen, 142 McNannev (Wvo) dec Humphries, 150 Hamel (Wvo) Pinned Evans 333. 1SI Currier (Wyo) dec Penfz, 104, 177 Bogard (BYU) dec DeCamillm. Heavyweight Williiams (BYU) pinned Kanopp 2 35 - Prep Wrestling Thursday's Results South 4? East ?8 Brighton 53, Woods Cross 12 Granger 43. Kearns 16 Highland 59, Rov 10 France, Doubles First Round Shtomo Giickstem and Shahar Perkiss rael def Anand Amntrai India and Leif Shmas United States, Charbe Fancutt and Greg Whitecross, Australia def John McCurdy and Peer Johnston Australia Mark Kratzmann and Simon You! Australia oef Brad Gilbert and Chip Hooper United States WOMEN Singles Second Round Claudia (5), West Germany, def Bettma Bunge West Germany, Barbara Potter (12), Woodbury, Conn, def Jenny Byrne Australia, Chnstiane Johssamt, Switzerland def Anne Mmter Australia, Chris Evert Ltovd (2), Fort Lauderdale, Fla def Mynam Schrooo West Germany Van-e- Franre 62 6 Sophie Am.acn Mould South Africa Mesa Association reports the following conditions (dav of week) at the state's ski resorts Alta 64 total. ? new 38 toiai 0 new Beaver Mountain Brian Head 60 total, T new 4 61 new total. Brighton Park Citv 54 total 4 new 56 Powder Mountain total. 2 new new Snowbird 43 total, Solitude 60 total 4 new Snow deem m inches refers to unoecked e snow at New snow refers to snow within the last 24 hours rankings based France def Beverly 75 Doubles First Round Svetlana Cherneva and Larissa Savchenko, Soviet Union def Alycia Moulton and Pau!$ Smith United Stales 7 5, Robin While and Ann Henncksson United States def Beverly Mould, South Africa and Liz Smyiie, Australia 5, 63 Kim Shaefer and Mary Lou Piatek Umted States oef Kim Stemmed and Heather Crowe United States Lea Anionooiis United States and Virginia n Wade Britain def Sophie Amiaeh and Vanier France, Chns Evert Ltovd Amelia island Fla and Wendy Turnbu. Australia, def liana Ktoss. South Africa and Loo McNeil Houston 62 Ann def Susan States 6 1, on games Mmter Australia, Rinatti, United Mascarm-Kath- New York Times Top 20 Computer def Vnav Amntrai, India Steffi Graf (16) West Germany oef Lea Anlonpobs Glendora Calif Kathy Rinaldi U5) Martin Downs Fla, def Ros Fairbank South Africa 6 7 Hriena Sukova Czechoslovakia def Dianne Baiestrat Australia Sharon Waish San Rataei Cauf def Giqj Fernandez Puerto Rico 6 4, Martina Navratilova Fort Worth Texas, def Mary Lou Piatek Munster Ind 6 7 Pam Shr.ver, Lutherville Md def Cormne Bruins r def Brod Second Round Mats Wilander (2), Sweden, def David Mustard, New Zealand, Dale Housion, Australia, def Mark Edmondson, Australia, Robert Seguso, Sunrise, Fi def Ronnie Bathman, Sweden, Mike Bauer (13), Lafavette Calif, def Tom Cam Richmond, Va Johan Kriek (4), Nantes, Fia def Brad 4 Dreweft Australia Tom Gutiikson, Paim Coast, Fla def Simon You!, Australia 61 Pat Cash (5), Australia def Andy AnNC. drews, Raleigh Ramesh Krishnan (11) India def Steven Shaw Great Britain John Sadri Charlotte N C oef John Ltovd 63 (10), Briiam, 64, 36 Stefan Edberg 8), Sweden, def Marty Davis San Jose. Cauf, John Frawiev, Australia def Matt Anger, Pleasanton Calif, Bruce Derim New Zealand, def John Mattke, Circle Pmes, Minn $tean Simonsson, Sweden, def Mitoslav Mecir 06), Czechoslovakia, Kevin Curren South Africa, def Wailv Australia, Scott Davis Santa Monica Calif def Chris 0 Lewis, New Zealand, Joakim Nvstrom Sweden def Colin Great Britain 62, Dan Cassidy, Hollywood Fia, def Darren Ltovd Bourne, Cahill, Ausiraha, Pasadena KnoxCalif def Mike DePaimer ville Tenn, 75, Ivan Lendl Czechoslovakia, def Bill Scan4 lon, Dallas Matt Dovie Memo Park Cairf, def Kim Warwick Australia, Eddie Edwards, South Africa, def John Alexander, Australia, Mat Mitchell, Moraga, Calif def Shahar Perkiss, Israel, Brad Gilbert, Piedmonf, Calif, def Drew Gitlm, Ecmo Calif Andreas Maurer, West Germany, d Paul Annacone, East hampton, N Y Guv Forget, College Wrestling NORTHWESTERN (61) 0 2 Peterson 8, Murray Berg 3 4 19 Wafts Fulien 5 7 1), 0 0 Pitts 1 Dixon Richardson A 5,967 4 2 1. Morns 0 0 Cucuz 6, Referee Bi McCreary. 0 1 0 Flanagan 0, Goode Petrov 6 2128 6) I 5 Totals NOTRE DAME (79) 2 4, I Rovat 2 4 4 4 8. Barlow - M 2 2 14 Kemp-to- n EdrwWen 2 15. 5 10 4 4 14 Hicks R'vers 0 2 0--2 Boston 0 4. 0 Beeuwsaert J 3 7 Newell 73 Kurri Period 1, Edmonton, First 0 0 Peters 0 0 0 0 Bowen 0 0-Duff (Huddv, Jackson), 3 55 Penaltie- s- McClel2 Totals 13 5, Voce 13 00 P'ce Miiburv, 135, land. Edm, maior (fighting) 7 9 Bos, maior (fighting) 135, Blum, Bos, doiXie tre Hatfime-NoDame 49 Northwestern 437, Jackson, minor Northwest29 Fouled out None Rebounds Edm (roughing), 437 Huddv Edm (tripping), ern 29 (Goode 7) Notre Dame 44 (Roval 8) 12 58 Hunter, Edm (roughing), 1903 7 (Murrav, Fullen ?), 11 Second Period 2, Boston, Simmer Notre Dame 17 Rivers 9) Total fouls (Middleton, Bourque), 43 (pp) 3, Edmonton 17 Notre Dame 18 A 10,664 Northwestern Anderson 15 (Gretzky, Coffey), 4 20 4, EdGretzky), monton, Anderson 16 (Jackson, 61 76, 11 12 5, Boston. Kasper 5 (Middleton, O'Con-neCoaege (61) 14 49 Penaltie- s- McOetend, Edm, sh) 3 21 6 Smith Bond I Hawkms maior (fighting), 49 Blum, Bos, maior (fight34 13 Thomas 5 11 ? 11 Jackson ing), 49, Crowder Bos (hooking), 3 12, Cof2 4 2 Dickerson Hilt 2 Barrows Blum, Bos (rougn-mg- ) fey, Edm (roughing), Swope 0 0 3 4 3 Henderson 0 945, Nifl. Bos, maior 9 29 52 Totals 6i 1178, Jackson, Edm, major (fighting). 2000, Idaho State (76) Semenko, Edm, maior (fighting), 2000 Bkjm, 0 5 6 '7 6 Hotston Peterson Bos, maior (fighting), 2000, Curran, Bos, ma6 Blocker 13 9 Diver 3 8 Morazxa 3 0 3 4 9 2 Graet 3. ior (fighting), 2000 Efis 5 Hunter Third Period 6, Edmonton. 0 Dorton O Neat 12 9 46 Penatiies-Fogo- lin, Edm 1677 2 Wynne 0 0 0 0 Dusenberry 3, (Hughes), (hooking), 214, Blum, Bos (hooking), 13 55 2 76 Rotv Totals BosSnofs on Goal Edmonton Halftime Mesa 34 iSU 34 Fouied out ton Total i$U fouls Mesa Srpin Duseroer'v Fuhr Goakes Edmonton, Mesa 24 !$U 27 ReoourttS Mesa 40 saves) saves) Boston, Peeters (77 shots-2(Thomas 8) l$U 56 Ovier 10) Assists A 14,451 Mesa 14 'Barrows 4) i$u 21 (Graefe 8) Referee-B- ob Myers Technical fouls None Three Point goats ISU Graee A 2.3U through Nov 74 - Harrahs - Kings 12, Canucks Odds The odds from RFNO Nev AP) s Reno Race & Sports Book tor upcoming Football National League games and contests n the Associated involving college 'earns 2d Press Too NFL Sunday Cnc rmati and Cleveland even Buhaio 3 over mdanapoiis New York Gants 3 j over New York Jets Psburgh 7 over Housion Danas 4 oxer Phiiedetpn.a Grren Bav 6 over Tamoa Bav Denver 4 i over Kansas Gw San Franosco '3 over Atlanta New England 4 i over St Louis over Detroit Seat Miami 3 i over Los Angetes Ratters Los Angeles Rams 7 over New Oieans Monday over Chicago San Diego )Dpm Latar Otitic Consolation Game ( urn Championship Gama I pm Rav Teunemartf Comniatttn Gama i pm MELBOURNE matches m the - i hampymsNo of - iXo" C West Division 2 5 2 58 16 Australian Open - IHL Standings NCAA Football Playoffs O m OWtuan I Saturday, QuartarflrWt 4 at Alrorn Stale Louisiana Tech 0 Mxvue Tannessee 10 2 at Indiana State Rhode island 92 Richmond 8 3, at Montana SI Arkansas St I Saturday, lamMnah Parmgs and sites rBA 0c 1)1 0c 0 1 Vancouver 0 10- -1 Los Angeies $25-- 12 First period-- 1, Los Angeies, Svkes 7 (Shutt Smith), 019 2, Los Angeies, Hardy 3 3. Los Angeles NtchoHs) (Fox po Dttnne 12 (Nchoi McLeten) po, 1123 4 LOS Angeies Redmond 2 (Ruskowski. 14 41 5, Los Angeies, Smith 8 'Fox LA Gaev). po, 16 27 Penalties LaPoint doutte minor, 541 Neetv. Van 976. Sknko, LA Klrton Van. 1540 Miier Van 17 31. Smvt Van. Daigneautt Van. 19 18 Second oertod 6. Los Angeies, Tavfcy 10 (Dttnn Redmond), po d39 7, Los Angeies Fox 9 (Ruskowski), 7 59 8. Vancouver Ktrton 1617 2 (Detorme). Penalties Wes LA 217. Weis. LA. 13 42, Kirion Van 16 53 Third Ptnod-- 9, Los Angeies, Smith 9 13 031 10, Los Angets. Donne (Wets), (McLeten, Janecvk), 5 57 1), Lot Angeles. Went (Miner), 739 12 Los Anoeies. Hardv 4 (unasst), po 1)23 13. Los Angeies. McLeten 11 (Tavtor Nlchoasl, po. 1634 Penaitles-Nee- tv, Van, ScNlebener, Van, 1524, Engbtom, LA, Shots on Los Angeles Power-oia- 6 0 er, LOS Angeies Goeket Garrett Vancouver, gelas Janecvk en Reer-VHekemood A 7 599 Los An- ch foam's scores with emphasis on three factors who won a game, bv what margin and against what quality of ooposltion Distinctions are also marie as to the success of thd offensive and riefenslva units The quality of a team is determined bv examining Its performance against each opponent, and bv then examining these ooponents' other foes The Times's computer model coflaoses runaway scores to reduce the effect of any one game on the total ranking aN in Each week performances all games played by teams are to take into consideration the most recent weeks results, which count more than earlier games The team Is assigned a rating of 000, the ratings of aN other teams are percentages reflecting their strength relative to the fop team Thus the ratings indirate how close a team is to those ranked above it or betow it The cumulative records and margin of victory of a ranked teams NOTE opponents do not include games against the ranked team |