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Show Wednesday, October 1 Atlantic Coast Conference 1 ygEMjgifr Wednesday's Dm, ccd. Nov., r taw 4. fucks. Men. 6. Nassau, N.Y. 6. Copiah, Mies. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Ellsworth, low Glendele, Art. Grand Rapids, Mich. Cisco, Texaa Peart River, Mies. Las Vegas UTAHfSS) Edwards 3 04 4, K.Mslone 26, Eaton 9 0 3 S 0, Stockton 21, J.Matona 3 21, Munk -3 1 2. Rudd 12. Brown 2 9. Ballsy 2 0 0 2. Totals 95. 04 2, Griffith PHILADELPHIA (102) 7 6 35. Mahom 11, Gmtnskl Barklay 2- - 5 0 3 0 16, 14, Hawkins 4, Dswklns Bol 0 5 0, 0. OUvtr 4, Green 2 Thornton 6 13. Totals 5, Anderson 26 26 33 16102 OS 15 21 22 20 Stockton Phllly 9 Fouled out Barklay 21, 16. 6 0 0. 1 Cage 1 Porynic 3, Delley 4 0. Touts 3 24 24 33 11102 90 24 20 16 30 3- Seattle (McDaniel pt goals Chi (Hodges Fouled out None. Rebs Chi 43 (Plpoen 10), See 4 (Polyntce 15). Asslsts-C- hl 18 (Pippen 5), Seattle 19 15, Seattle 28. A 25,780 (Payton 6). Fours-- Chl At Syracuse, N.Y. NEW JERSEY (112) Haley Jim Hamflton photo Big bucks are tougher to find as hunt continues. ' Theus 7 16, Dudley 4 14. Morris 16, Biaylock 3 6, Buechler 16, Getvln 04 0. Totals Analyze attempts to aid next try 14. 15. 16. 17. 16. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. that many small bucks survived Utah's last several mild winters. Perhaps 60 percent of Utah's Odocoileus hemionus died in the blizzards of 1984-6but there has been time for a few hardy old buckskins to attain monster size. However, the latter probably constitute less than one percent of the Beehive State mule deer . population. Those monarch muleys, naturally enough, require an extra farther special hunter effort n from roads and trails, plus the rugged equipment and a determination to stay out . longer. Anyone who has hunted for long also realizes there is more at stake here than merely a challenge from the quarry itself. Weather Is sometimes the " most formidable obstacle. 1 Rain and snow Just before the opener cleared by opening muiiui.g, but the damage was done to most roads. A four- ' wheel drive with tire chains was well-wor- . 40 29 26 4 Nebraaka Colorado 3 0 0 145 32 3 0 0 102 S3 2 1 0 93 67 1 1 1 79 93 1 2 9 41 93 1 2 0 S3 112 0 2 1 91 106 0 3 0 37 65 Oklahoma lows Si. Kansaa Ok la. St. Mies. Vat. Alcorn Sothm U. 3 2 2 2 2 2 Grambing 1 needed at about 9,000 feet across south slope of the Uintas, and across most of northern, central and eastern Utah. Many complained of the cold first weekend, but the current forecast indicates possibly warmer weather for the weekend ahead. Horses were extremely helpful in getting where you wanted to go. A mount would be most welcome now to reach the third and fourth canyons away from vehicle access. That's where 1 4 3, 3 3 4 7, 0, Bowk) 15, Myers 9, Lee 26112 28101 2T 28 11 28 27 18 3 Morris Lee (Biaylock goals--NJ Miami Fouled out Davis. Rebs (Edw a r d a NJ 49 (Haley 10), Miami 45 (Davis 12). Assists NJ 16 (Biaylock 6), Miami 21 (Douglas 8). Total fouls NJ 33, Miami 37. Technical Miami bench. A 22,626. At Rtehfleld, Ohio PHOENIX (119) 2 Chambers 44 23. Rambis 24 6, West 7 4 10, Homacek 22, K.Johnson 20, 4 15, Majerte Battle 04 16, Lockhart 04 04 4 0. Nealy 04 2, CebaUos 4 3 5. Touts 119. CLEVELAND (114) Ferry 6, Price 3, Paddio 15, 34. Ehlo 4 - 2 11, Kerr 1 24. Totals 4349 1 5, Daugherty 13, Williams 4 3, 3 Brown 9 4 2 14. 38 28 26 27116 29 33 28 24114 Chambers goals Phoenix 3 (Homacek Ctev 5 (Ehlo Kerr Price Fouled Ehlo. Rebs Pboenti 39 (West 6), Ctev 52 Phoenix 32 (K.Johnson 15), (Daugherty 11L Assists Clev 33 (Price 14). Total fouls Phoenta 27, Oev 21. Technical Phoenix illegal defense. A 13,615. Phoenix Cleveland At Kitchener, Ontario HOUSTON (121) Caldwell 04 18, Wood 04 12, Olajuwon 8 4 22, K Smith 21, 54 17, Woodson 2 2 3 Marble 6, Thorpe 3 1, FeitJ 2 2, Dlnkins Bullerd 5. Winchester 24 44 10, 04 04 2 6 6 6. Totals 0. Floyd 2 04 2, Jameraon 4 121. INDIANA (136) 2 16. Thomoson Person 6 04 14, Smtta 2- - 3 14. Fleming 54 2 12, Miller $4 17, McCtoud 2 3 29. M Williams 4 14. Schrempf 2 6, Sanders 54 04 10, Writmsn 2, 04 Drerkng 1 139. 3. K Williams 04 04 0. Totals 5741 04 Houston 23121 30139 37 14 27 31 36 11 Indiana Builard Wood pt goals Hou 4 (Woodson K. Smith Ind (McCtoud Drelling Fouled out None. Rebs Thompson 1 . Miller Hou 30 (Olsjuwon 9), Ind 36 (Schrempl 10). Assists Hou 20 (K. Smith 10), Ind 33 (Fleming 6). Total fouls 3- - Hou 23, Ind 20. desert mountains, including Deep Creeks along the Nevada border, the Raft Rivers (public land away from the south slope), House Range and the more heavily-timbere- d Tushar Mountains in Beaver County. Anyone who has driven at night following the opener may also have observed bucks switching ranges. One night after the opener, while driving from Strawberry country to Provo, I observed several racks in Daniels and Provo Canyons moving to the opposite side. It appeared every animal in the forest just wanted to get somewhere else. There is little doubt the deer will be more difficult to find now. In any habitat, they tend to dig in deeper, climb higher, spend more time in the choke-cherr- y and conifer thickets, and well ... you get the picture. Deer will lie low in rain or wind (light snowfall does not seem to bother them) but may throw caution away when finaHy answering their stomachs. Remember that larger racks do not necessarily head downhill with a foot of snow. Hunters near Skyline Drive on the Manti reported many deer in some 16 inches of snow. Of course, when brush and browse can't be reached, and water is permanently frozen over, most muleys will migrate. When getting out, might as well relax and enjoy the communion with nature! It's not every day you can elude the sometimes stressful routine of office or work at home. Look carefully: Is that a bobcat track merging with a snowshoe rabbit track? Are there chickadees and Clark's nutcrackers, or downy woodpeckers about? What has the weather done to the aspens and spruces here on the knoll you're hiking? Whatever happens, no need to come away empty. Then, too, keep at It. You Just might be among the Utahns to tie on a deer tag this year. one-in-thr-ee Perm St. S.Carolina N.lllinoia La. Tech Army Boston Col. Memph.St. Navy W. Virginia Akron SW La. Va. Tech E Carolina Wyoming BYU Colo. St. Hawaii Sn Dg St. New Mai. Air Force Utah SMS WLT 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 1 4 0 9 3 3 2 3 2 Boise St. Idaho Montana Weber St. Month St. E Wash. N.Arizona 1991): AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE (2) Joe Price. Hip: Mickey Tettleton, Tom Brunanaky, of. CHICAGO (1) c. BOSTON (1) Phil Bradley, of. CLEVELAND (1) Candy Maktonado, Dan Petty, rhp. KANSAS CITY (1) of. DETROIT (1) Rob Deer, of; Bit) Steve Fan. rhp. MILWAUKEE (3) Krueger. Ihp: Ted Higuera. fhp. MINNESOTA (1) Tim Leery, rhp; John Moeea. of. NEW YORK (3) Dave Righetti. Ihp: Jeff Robinson, rhp. OAKLAND (1) Charlie Hough, rhp. Ron Hassey. c. TEXAS (1 NATIONAL LEA OUI Jim Presley, 3b. CINCINNATI (1) ATLANTA (1) Franklin Stubba, 1tMrt: Bin Doran. 2b. HOUSTON (2) ANGELES (2) Kirk Gibson, of; LOS ol. Glenn Wilson, MONTREAL (1) Kevin Groea, Juan Samuel. YORK NEW Darryl (1) Strawberry, of. PHILArhp. Darren Daulton. c. PITTSBURGH (1) DELPHIA (1) Vines Coleman, of; R.J. Reynolds, of. ST. LOUIS (4) Ken Dayley. Ihp: Terry Pendleton, 3b: John Tudor, Ihp. Enc Show, rhp. SAN DIEGO (1) - - 3 0 3 1 Long Bch Fulltn St. NMeiSL Houston TCU Texas 2 106 1 79 1 3 0 102 1 4 0 144 0 3 0 67 0 3 0 55 Baylor Txs ASM Rice Texas Ten WAI Auburn Colorado State San Diego Stats Utah Florida Miesiesipp Tennessee LSU Georgia Alabama Kentucky 6 Texas 7. Perm State 6 Santa Barbara 9 San Jose St. 10. New Mexico 11. Pepperdme 12. Wisconsin 13 Illinois 14 Ohio State 15. Long Beach St 16. BRIOHAM YOUNO 17. Texas Tsch 19 Louisiana St. 20. Oregon St. UCLA (6) 2 Pacific (21 1 Nebraska 4. Taxea 6 Stanford 6 Hawaii 7 Santa Berbers 6 Perm Stale 9 San Joee St. 10 Wieconetn 11. New Meatoo 12 Texas Teen 13 Onie State 14. SRIOHAM YOUNO 11 Peppertwne 16 Long Beach SI. 17 Louisiana St. II Pinefturgh 2 2 2 2 3 3 0 PaclAc-1- 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 VancerblH Miss. SL 0 202 137 California Arizona So. Cel. UCLA 63 80 109 166 152 138 0 0 0 0 0 0 106 66 73 117 77 42 87 65 45 91 90 97 68 66 60 86 175 43 81 61 0 163 47 0 130 121 2 0 131 129 0 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 0 3 Wash. St. Oregon Oregn St. Stanford Ariz. SL 0 206 0 301 0 254 0 240 0 193 0 200 0 188 0 170 Dartmottl 0 93 105 0 114 117 0 133 115 0 61 67 0 62 113 0 106 124 0 45 100 0 43 42 0 75 55 0 54 36 2 0 61 63 2 0 66 71 3 0 19 61 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 Illinois Indiana Ohio St. 114 Michigan Mich. St. 5 476 247 376 354 282 262 240 201 130 129 52 pts. 196 193 195 176 167 161 149 147 136 121 116 112 107 10S 61 79 71 64 61 QMS l 19-- 1 14-- 3 224 274 20-- 4 15-- 14--4 16-- 5 204 144 W 6 5 4 3 4 3 2 2 1 Mats 24. 19-- Swltt., 19-- 1 Megnus 204 14-- 4 19-- 114 2 0 188 1 0 274 5 0 172 4 0 133 6 0 31 7 0 47 1 0 0 0 0 0 22 14 7 37 24 66 34 24 31 57 14 10 1 Lafayette Ford ham 0 1 0 0 2 0 Cent Melt. Toledo Cenf ereiife WLT Pis OP S 0 0 123 32 1 0 143 99 2 2 0 99 70 1 1 AHOarnes OP 90 97 137 83 106 156 101 182 266 131 LTPts OP 1 2 2 2 4 4 2 6 5 4 55 161 1 220 202 134 249 205 163 3 0 126 159 3 0 107 149 4 0 96 95 4 0 106 130 6 0 99 164 6 0 79 195 ernes Pta OP AIIO. LT 0 195 133 2 0 115 139 1 0 175 104 1 1 209 76 2 1 163 115 3 0 198 116 1 1 124 107 4 0 131 176 6 0 76 165 I 0 101 174 1 237 Boston U. Conn. Vlllanova Rhodlsd. 1 RKhmond Maine 1 1 4 0 4 0 5 0 Swe- 4 1 149 0 3 4 4 4 4 6 6 1 220 0 112 0 148 0 166 0 153 0 162 0 65 0 100 NO 14 12 10 15 13 15 16 Swaherna, Phoe. 1'S-- (04 6.2 54 53 58 Avg 45 1 43 8 43.6 43 0 42 5 42.3 41.5 41.4 41.3 41.3 60 784 990 LG 68 25 39 22 Avg 144 10.9 10.4 10.2 6.6 Yds 392 271 216 314 270 311 330 TD 20 9.1 9.1 6.1 30 15 23 27.5 22.6 21.6 20.8 20.6 20.7 20.6 LG 65 33 37 58 29 40 26 20.4 204 Cobb, T.B. 10 27 20.3 203 TD 0 45 Scoring Touchdowns Rush Rec Ret Pts 2 6 0 48 TO Anderson, Chi. Rice, S.F. 6 Rlson, Atl. B.Senders, Dot. Anderson, Giants G. Anderson, T.B. 6 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Gary, Rama Clark. Del. Walker, Minn. 48 46 42 30 30 4 3 Kicking PAT Christie. T.B. Color, S.F. Lohmlller, Wash. Igwebuike, Mirm. Butler, Chi. Ruzek, Phil Davis, AO. FG 6 7 - 14 15-- 15 16- - 16 14- 6 9 2 3 5 7- - 9 Pts LG 54 56 55 48 52 44 51 57 50 50 48 46 46 41 OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 2052 543 1536 995 1465 879 1609 817 1335 949 727 114 1244 588 1288 639 Houston 2595 2431 2344 2326 2264 1921 1832 2137 2082 2060 1639 1606 1655 1726 Cincinnati 71 93 139 170 180 134 103 151 Jets 200 Cleveland Buffalo Miami Seattle San Diego Raiders Indianapolis New England Pittsburgh 947 611 376 4S6 510 636 1135 1249 1263 1150 1345 1090 DEFENSE BBaBTsejeaiiiu Miami POOTwAU CONFMENCI AMERICAN Ouarterhanks Yds TO kit 63 1335 9 3 171 2106 17 9 106 1243 10 6 Att Schrooder, Raiders 144 286 173 211 201 196 141 229 165 199 Moon, Hou. Kelly, But). DeBerg, K.C. O'Brien, Jets Estaeon, Cm. Trudeau, kid. Efway, Den. Briefer, PltL Krleg, Sea. 117 112 112 61 127 97 120 i Butts, S Yards Rush Pass amiimmai iaiJggasjsvjoaiia,m 121 112 145 O. Humphrey, Den. Okoye. K.C. Fenner, See. Thomas Buff. Allen, Raiders Williams. Sea. 76 61 65 93 90 96 Smith, Mia. 9 3 1 13 11 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 10 LQ TD 42 1 Avg 4.6 561 573 516 432 429 340 332 326 326 316 97 Stephens. N.E. 1568 1475 16S6 1059 1624 1111 1426 5.1 Pittsburgh Raiders Houston Ssn Diego Cleveland Kansas City Seattle Buffalo Jets Denver New England Indianapolis Cincinnati NATIONAL San Francisco Rsms Atlanta Philadelphia Giants Green Bay Detroit Phoenix Dallas 31 31 Fernandez, Raiders Johnson, Den. 30 30 29 29 Miller. S O. Reed, Buff. A Pvntars Gr Montgomery Horen, Den. Stark, md. Hansen, N.E. Donnetry, Sea. JMmsen, Can. , Hou. Prokop, Jets t6 Kidd, S O. Roby, Mis. Barker, K.C. NO Yds 19 631 24 1054 21 920 30 1282 22 921 1160 27 25 27 20 1116 1006 1066 LG TD 30 0 80 S 83 2 33 3 35 2 31 0 66 3 49 0 30 25 LG Avg 60 58 46.2 55 43.6 42.7 41.9 69 49 TO 56 787 43 9 Woodson, PttL Price, Cm. Towneek. Jets T Brown, Raiders Wortnen. K.C. Martin, Mkt. Yds 158 179 98 119 150 125 Avg 10.5 10 5 96 9.2 98 6.9 NO 13 9 Woodson, Pitt. Metcalf. Clev. Yds 299 203 262 215 295 261 461 TD Fenner, Sea. Brooks, Cln. Smith, Mis. 23.0 22.6 21.6 21.5 21.1 20.1 19.2 696 828 660 766 961 713 736 727 746 834 989 721 508 712 582 804 549 1332 1249 1226 1413 919 1172 1382 1166 1197 848 1001 Yards Rush Pass 964 478 969 548 1227 466 1270 539 1379 436 1053 775 Giants Chicago Philadelphia Waahington San Francisco 1442 1617 1693 1609 1615 1828 2145 1644 1878 2276 2029 2292 2311 2343 Dalles Mini Tampa Bay Green Bey Rama Detroit Atlanta 681 558 665 620 632 659 1006 432 1264 1286 1013 1456 1187 1633 1305 1911 41.3 40.2 40.2 39.3 LG 152 166 16 TD 39 37 IS 0 LG 38 34 71 32 36 30 TD 0 1 1 0 0 0 Klckoff Returners D. Smith, Buff. R.Brown, Raiders Warren, Sea. Wortnen, K.C. Martin. N.E. 697 ins 1222 1317 1348 1177 1271 1491 1094 1461 1717 1365 1509 1921 41.4 58 59 50 Punt Returners NO 15 17 9 13 17 18 721 611 1016 DEFENSE 4 3 2053 1976 1974 2247 1908 1893 1690 1678 1779 1652 1550 666 736 CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 2346 1849 499 2253 1665 588 2131 1666 465 Washington Tsmpe Bay Chicago Yds Avg 316 6.8 515 14.7 528 16.0 467 14.2 :36 10.9 325 10.5 648 18.3 468 15.6 444 15.3 357 12.3 NO 36 35 33 33 461 FOOTBALL Mtnneeota 1.6 4.5 5.6 4.2 3.9 3.5 3.6 3.7 1479 1800 1686 1928 2045 2073 2099 2171 1B62 2422 2430 2101 2173 2657 Rush Hoc Ret Pts Gtvins, Hou. Onsen. Pitt. White. Hou. AHen Raider? Baxter, Jets Berrtiey, Ind. Brown, Cm. Hoi men, Cln. Humphrey. Den. Kaon Den. jac A Miller, S O. Okoye, K.C. IN THE BLEACHERS FOOD Nationwide NEW YORK (AP) voting by sports writers and broadcasters tor the 1990 AP baseball teem, with name team and votes received: First Baser Cecil Fielder. Detroit, 130: Eddie Murray. Los Angeles, 16: George Brett. Kansas City. 13: Mark McGwire, Oakland, 4; Rataei Palmeiro. Texas, 3: Dave Magadan. New York Mete, 2: Will Clark, San Francisco. 1; Fred McGrttt, Toronto, 1. Second Base: Ryne Sand berg Chicago Cubs, 1651 ' Julio Franco. Texas, 1; Jose Lind, Pittsburgh, 1; Jess Oquendo, St. Louis, 1. Third Basel Matt Williams. Ssn Frsn. 93: Kelly Gruber, Toronto, 42: Wede Boggs, Boston, 15: Chris Sabo, 7: Tim Wallach. Montreal. 4: Carney Lane-forCincinnati. Oakland. 2: Brook Jacoby. Cleveland, 1 ShertatofM Barry Lorktn. Cincinnati. 91; Alan Trent melt. DctroH, 31: Ozzie Guillen. CM White Sox. 30: Ca Ripken Jr.. Baltimore 9: S ha won Dunaton. Cfn Cuba, 2 Owe Smith, St. Louis 2: Tony Femendez. Toronto, 1. Kurt Stlliwetl. Kensaa City. 1; Wall Weiss. Osklend. 1. Catenan Carlton Fisk, Cm White Sox, 59. Sandy Alomar, Cleveland 45; Tony Pens. Boston. 29: Lsoct Psrnsh, Csttf, 11; Mike Scioscta. Los Angeles, 6, Bnar Harper, Minn, S; Benito Santiago. San Diego, 5: B.J. SunSoft, Mllw, 3; Terry Steinoech, Oekiend, 2; Craig Biggio. Houston, 1; Derren Deulton. Philadelphia, 1. OuttleMi Rickey Henderson, Oekiend. 156: Berry Bonds. Pittsburgh, 157; Bobby Bonilla. Pittsburgh. 68 Darryl Strawberry, New York Nets 29: Jose Canseco 25: Lenny Dykstrs, Philadelphia. 19: Ker Oakland. Griffey Jr., Seattle. 13: Ron Gent. Atlanta. 10. Anon Dawson. Chicago Cubs. 9; Willie McGee. St. Louis Oakland, 6: Kavm Mitchell, Sen Franscieco. 4 Ellis Burks. Boston. 2: Jos Carter San Diego, 2: Dave Justice, Atlanta. 2: Kirby Puckett, Minnesota 2: And. Van Siyke, Pittsburgh, 2; Enc Davis, Cincinnati, 1: Dight Evans, Boston, 1. Desieneted Mitten Deve Parker, Milwaukee, 78, George Brett, Kansas City. 33: Cecil Fielder, Detroit, 26: Joes Canseco, Oakland, 6: Harold Beinee, Texes Oakland, 6; Fred McGnff. Toronto, 3; Dwight Evens. Boaton. 2; Kelly Gruber. Toronto. 2: Steve Balboni. New York Yankees, 1; Csrfton Fisk. Chicago White Sox. 1: Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle. 1: Mark McGwire. Oekiend. 1; Dave Hendenion. Oakland. 1: Candy Meldonedo. 1 rUMMlenri I- KirtM. Parkmtl UtnnmmMm Right handed PKchen Bob Welch. Oakland. 103: Roger Clemens. Boston. 38; Doug Drebek. Pittsburgh. 16; Dave Stewart, Oakland. 12: Ramon Martinez. Los Angeiea 1: Nolen Ryan, Texes, 1. Loft .handed Prt chert Frank Viola. New York Matt. 126; Chuck Fmley, California. 29: Zane Smith. 3; John Tudor, St Louis. 2; Tom Browning. Cincinnati. 1:Jlmmy Key, Toronto. 1. ReHef Ptlchen Bobby Thigpen. Chicago White Sox. 104: Denote Eckersiey. Oekiend. 61: Doug Jonas. Cleveland. 1; John Franco, New York Mela. 1. temwiia 1 American CALIFORNIA ANGELS McClure, pitcher, on a one-ye- (11), Mich., Andrei Cheeno-ko-v (10). Soviet Union, Jim Courier. Fla., Michael Cheng (12). Calif., eel. Martin Jane. Argentina, Pets Sampras Caw, oef. PmanJ Sweden 74 Bergh. SAN JUAN. i.ai a Leeeue Agreed to terms with Bob contract. vs. BYU vs. Air Force Wyoming BYU Nov. Puerto Rice ..it- - Timmh $145! at (he 6190,000 Puerto ftiee Open women a tennis tournament Flref re una Capriati (II, Pis., 1 HOLIDAY Rsitrvt Andres llfnadevs. Ciech. 64. Left McNeil (7). Houston, pel Sedenea Heumuiier, Ann Argentina. SI, Oroeemen 16), Ohio. del. Wendy Tsxas 74. ' BASEBALL 74 (74): : del . CONFERENCE FOOTBALL AMERICAN 16-- 194 LG TD 75 6 42 8 25 0 50 3 43 3 22 2 58 2 76 1 42 3 28 .0 Klckoff Returners Gray, Del. Meggett, Giants Mitchell, Wash. Fenerty, N.O. Wilson, O B. Wslker, Mmn Sanders, Atl. LTPts OP 0 4.0 4.0 952 100 145 113 Kansas City W 5 61 43 105 106 101 60 99 79 49 124 97 156 3.6 3 6 6 2 LG 56 56 58 58 82 69 125 11 16 Stanley, Wash. Pts OP 164 144 19 illmoto 10. Wyemtna Duka. Gaoraia. OWiaaaa. m,ui- - 4rlMWi Indiana. Kentucky. Oregon It., Purdue The original name of volleyball was mlnonette. It was changed In 1895. 13 Bailey, Chi. 1 168 66 0 166 113 3 0 159 145 4 6 106 160 5 0 116 206 4 0 106 99 4 1 95 116 6 0 112 225 5 1 126 209 0 0 139 0 0 102 2 0 87 2 0 79 2 0 94 2 0 92 4.1 Yds 1083 1140 1612 947 12?4 1141 1162 NO Yds 14 202 18 197 16 166 12 122 Sutton, Rams, Stkahema, Phoe. Taylor, S.F. Athletic Conference AltOames Conference WLT Pts OP LTPte OP Fla. ASM 3 0 0 97 70 3 0 207 186 1 0 205 N.Cr.AST 2 1 0 97 29 76 Del. St. 2 1 0 122 92 2 0 234 189 Howard 2 1 9 58 60 2 0 171 107 2 2 0 105 S.Car.St. 3 0 170 91 Beth.-Co1 3 0 77 112 5 0 120 209 6 0 51 332 0 4 0 14 140 MorgnSL Geteway Athletic Conference AllOamea Conference LT Pta OP WLT Pts OP 1 0 278 SW Mo. 3 0 0 109 138 N. Iowa 3 0 207 134 3 1 0 134 E. Illinois 3 1 0 79 70 4 0 136 149 III. SL 2 2 0 65 66 5 0 150 135 1 2 0 W.lllinots 6 0 119 200 59 97 1 4 0 108 Ind. St. 135 5 0 210 192 1 4 0 S.NHnokl 42 119 6 0 125 202 S 4 3 2 2 2 LG TD 35 2 52 6 24 5 22 3 16 1 28 5 16 3 28 2 20 3 24 2 4.3 4.7 4.6 4.2 Punt Returners 1 Yankee Conference Conference WLT Pts OP Avg 16 5 15.9 10 2 17 2 16.2 10.6 17.3 16.5 16.4 24 26 37 22 30 27 28 23 19 24 Meggett, Giants Query, G.B. Gray. Dot. AllOe LT 2 2 0 85 79 2 2 0 86 104 2 3 0 86 72 1 1 1 54 77 1 3 0 54 125 0 4 1 81 142 0 217 96 219 0 217 0 1 84 0 181 0 168 0 203 0 242 0 116 0 182 0 119 135 91 163 202 262 1 t OhioU. Williams. Sea. Gtvins. Hou. Psige, K.C. Hill. Hou. Jetrlres, Hou. Duncan, Hou. LT Pts 0 1 180 1 0 224 1 0 190 1 2 259 2 0 129 3 0 121 3 0 146 5 0 131 6 0 107 3 0 121 Landeta, Giants Camartllo. Phoe. Saxon. Dall. Arnold, Del. Royals, T.B. Fulhage, Atl. Feaglea. Phil. Bernhardt, N O. Moaielenko, Wash. English, Rams 63 2 0 222 173 2 0 219 127 2 0 196 122 4 0 140 199 5 0 66 171 S 5 5 3 Yds 710 605 367 569 470 297 467 446 443 154 NO 179 1 1 Avg 1 Punters 139 106 128 152 182 Knckstewi 14-- 16-- 1 0 0 Lehigh 3 2 134 139 216 132 4 0 176 161 5 0 188 235 4 0 163 196 5 0 113 202 147 95 143 122 132 Gustsfsson, Sweden, def. Asron 17-- 274 . Hooe, Pitt. 1 1 Rathman, S.F. 137 183 209 161 Switzerlend, del. Roetegno, Caitt., Darren Cahlll, Auatralia, del. Kevin Curren. Texas. Sscsnd roew 6i stred Oilben (7). Oakland del. Jakob Hiaaek, Derrick 20-- 4 40 32 33 39 60 55 54 111 95 115 AIIQemee Pte OP Australia. 74. 64: Marc Ros-se- 194 194 224 Wtlander, den, del. Todd 19-- 16-- 209 260 213 126 161 220 234 Sweden Tueeday from the 61.1 million Stockholm Open ATP tennis tournament: First rounds Richey Calif., del Sergi Bruguera. Spain, 154 roe. I OP 24 10 23 31 100 56 123 NO 43 38 38 33 29 28 27 27 27 25 Rlson, All. Rics, S F. Byars. PhD. Ellard, Rjma Clark. Wash. Novecek, Dalt. E.Martln, N.O. Sharps, G.B. H.Jonea, Minn. 255 STOCKHOLM. Results (AP) 15-- 5 16-- 1 AfrOemoa LT Pts OP 0 0 223 129 1 0 186 136 1 0 128 82 TB COfrfaWsMIO WLT Pts 3 0 0 66 3 0 0 66 3 0 0 80 1 1 1 69 1 1 1 99 1 2 0 91 1 2 0 48 1 2 0 69 0 3 0 9 0 3 0 47 tows Minnesota 15-- 9 17-- 2 244 165 234 193 155 199 130 AUQames LTPts OP 0 0 253 82 OP AH. Yds 531 493 452 414 345 323 321 305 291 287 Receivers Patriot Leagua AllOamea Conference WLT Pts OP m LTPta OP Delaware AflOemee Conference WLT Pts OP W LTPts OP 2 1 0 49 46 4 2 0 106 94 2 1 106 95 2 1 0 44 39 Harvard 15-- 8 19-- 124 0 170 88 0 161 111 0 262 184 Ivy League 14-- 4 775 746 667 635 597 553 510 109 Conference 0 4 3 3 2 2 2 Washngtn 164 2 212 0 150 96 0 202 122 Conference WLT Pts OP Overall 4--1 necenrinf veleei Wyoming, Duke Mr 14 Dhf I Women's veUeybea Pa 0 1 Nrthwstm Purdue Wisconsin 1. UCLA (34) 2 Pacific (5) 3 Hawaii 4 Nebraska LTPts OP 1 145 107 143 125 184 148 LT 3 0 3 0 3 0 5 0 3 0 5 0 6 0 Conference OOftt9jWeWTrG 6 AVCArraeMkara Dry. I Women's Volleyball Pell School eta. roc 46 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 Perm Princeton Brown Columbia . Mid. Tnn. More head Tenri.St. ttuny St. Austn Pay AltOuarnes LT Pts OP 1 245 171 1 1 246 153 4 0 195 219 4 1 95 187 4 0 226 242 6 0 158 252 7 0 156 316 7 0 117 267 Southeastern Conference Conference WLT Pts OP aWf Volleyball Standtn. 132 1 Coivfeeenco WLT Pts OP 5 0 0 166 120 3 0 0 134 75 2 0 0 75 27 Yale WAC Tenn.Tech 2 South arosl Conference MIC4Ti'hllTlTfTtT6 WLT Pts 3 0 0 107 2 0 0 40 2 1 0 101 1 1 0 41 1 2 C 66 3 0 2 0 0 3 0 21 Colgate 3 2 4 4 4 4 6 0 103 105 0 1 72 71 33 63 61 27 Conference W OP 7 0 0 230 104 2 0 171 105 1 1 1 76 71 2 3 0 178 154 2 3 0 117 135 0 3 0 50 134 0 4 0 74 159 Pacific Cornell New Mexico RiOHAM YOUNO Wyoming 83 S3 133 128 192 136 203 257 1 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 1 E. Kntcky AHOa LT Pts 157 Big West ConfofOMco) a Conference WLT Pts OP 4 0 0 155 63 Arkansas NEW YORK (AP) The players who have filed for free agency with the Maax League BaaebaH Player s Association. Players with six or more seasons of major leagje service whose contracts have expired and who are not bound by repeater rights lestrtctkms may hie lor free agency through Nov. 4 (xka options tor Pts OP 163 103 161 125 181 ISO 155 151 123 6 4 3 4 3 3 2 3 0 0 73 10 Cunningham, Phil. Riggs, Wash. Ohio Valley Conference ABOanwe C iMtfwr MIC) WLT Pts OP W LT Pts OP 4 0 0 129 95 8 0 0 256 170 1 0 236 142 3 0 0 144 53 3 0 232 192 4 1 0 151 125 1 2 0 32 49 3 0 139 98 1 2 0 133 132 4 0 223 239 1 2 0 77 100 6 0 171 233 1 3 0 90 110 4 0 151 181 1 3 0 4 0 126 52 67 92 1 4 0 93 163 5 0 137 253 Sky Conference Nevada 60 70 72 54 92 95 94 79 Alt 123 105 96 99 85 84 88 49 72 72 Smith. Dall. Brousssrd, 6 8 75 1020 151 1949 15 100 1464 9 121 1730 14 117 1585 11 69 877 5 47 619 7 42 578 4 120 1482 9 57 679 5 121 229 162 215 201 110 68 85 205 107 Johnson, Phos. Anderson, Chi. B Sanders, Del. G.Anderson, T.B. Bynor, Wash. Anderson, Giants AllOamea Pta OP 216 101 LT 2 0 3 0 4 0 3 0 5 0 4 0 5 0 4 0 3 ' CONFERENCE Ouawterbacka Aft Com Yds TD Int Simms, Giants Montana, S.F. Teataverde, T.B. Everett, Rams Miller, All. Harbsugh. Chi. Wilson, Minn. Rypten, Wash. Cunninghsm, PhH. Peete, Dot. E 6 FOOTBALL NATIONAL 53 160 115 184 154 209 239 192 60 57 52 50 48 46 41 46 44 44 47 51 48 45 16-- 18 20-- 21 Zendejae, Hou, 2 0 302 169 2 1 231 130 4 0 167 194 4 0 151 216 5 0 65 206 4 0 130 168 2 0 234 126 2 0 97 94 2 0 116 140 2 0 71 123 3 0 93 130 2 0 61 60 1 S.F.Austin Western Athletic Conference SMU 31 3 2 2 N. Texas NW La. t Rutgers Tulane Cincinnati Tuiaa UNLV Utah St. Nationwide voting by sports writers and broadcasters for the 1990 Associated Press baseball manager of the yeer, with name, team and votes received: Jett Torborg. Chicago White Sox, 75 Jim Leytand Pittsburgh. 51 Lou Pmieita. Cincinnati. 21 Tony La Russa. Oakland, 11 Buck Rodoers, Montreal. 3 Tom Lasorda. Los Angeles, 1 Jim Letebvre. Seattle. 1 John McNamara. Cleveland, 1 Joe Morgan, Boston, 1 McNesa SW Texas NE La. Sam Hou 0 202 111 2 190 127 0 171 134 0 125 151 1 149 141 0 106 159 1 183 167 0 125 151 0 139 117 1 173 176 0 137 172 4 0 164 176 5 179 200 SO 97 193 6 0 149 206 6 0 121 255 7 S 115 238 Syracuse 0 166 109 2 0 112 62 Southland Conference Conference WLT Pts OP W Holy BuckneU 1 1 Ssn JsSt. Fresno St. NEW YORK (AP) VMI Cm 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 Idaho St. spooked bucks will go and beyond. Road hunting isn't likely to pay off, except perhaps at earliest dawn and latest dusk and that on lonely roads away from routine traffic. Some of the traditional hot spots for the second weekend include the interior of the Man-t-i, Wasatch, steep Nebo face and "jungled" oak brush west of the Nebo Loop road, upper Book Cliffs, Escalante and Boulder Mountain, well apart from civilization. For a particularly rugged adventure, there are the W 5 Pittsburgh Temple 0 Citadel W.Carolln Marshall E Term. St. c NotreOame Louiavllk, S Miss. Florida St. Miami, Fla. 0 0 305 1 1 225 2 0 244 3 1 199 3 0 193 4 0 164 6 1 125 5 0 106 1 3 1 0 126 3 1 0 79 3 1 0 95 2 2 0 64 2 2 0 66 1 3 0 60 1 3 0 82 0 2 9 42 W.MIchgn Miami, 6. E. Mich. Ban SI. Bowl Gm Kent St. Major Independents 7 Southern Conference Conference WLT Pts OP W Furman Tn. Chart Appichian 19-- 19 14- - 14 15-- 16 Buff. Norwood, LCPts FG 4 6 Jets Johnson, Sea. Southwestern Athletic Conference AHOa Conference WLT Pts OP LTPta OP This Book Florida is idle Iowa vs Northwestern, no line Georgia Tech minus 16 vs Duke Mississippi minus 15 vs Vanderbttt Wyoming minus 15 vs Texee-E- I Paao Clemson minus 21Vi vs Wsks Forest Michigan minus 7V, vs Indiana Southern Cel minus 15 vs Arizona St. Oklahoma plus 6 vs No. 10 Colorado Arizona minus 7Vi vs Washington St. Texas Christian minus 3Vr vs Baylor Oregon minus 7Vi vs Stanford 101. Nance Outdoor news t, 2 6 New Jersey Miami predicted, 47 14 7- - 14 6- - 0 157 63 2 0 235 95 3 6 148 162 2 f 156 110 4 0 197 113 4 0 130 167 5 0 156 200 1 4 4 3 2 PAT Cln. Lowery, K.C. Treadwetl, . 0 0 337 80 S 141 Kicking rta on LT 91 7 6 21 48 82 94 49 113 106 Conference Conference AllOamea WLT Pts OP W LTPts OP KanaeSt. 46 NFL Mason 6 0. George 1 12. 3 Godfread MIAMI (101) 4 2 Sanders 0, Rice 4 10, Ogg 4 2, 2 Edwards 26, Thompson 11, Douglas 7 6 12. Wagner 2, Burton 17, Davis 6 2 6 4 6, Long 9, Coles 04 4. Totals 0 3 er 14 66 51 96 96 Sunday, Oct. 28 Detroit plus 5 at New Orleans Minnesota plus 2V, vs Green Bay Milwaukee Philadelphia minus 3 at Dallas Miami minus 2V, at Indianapolis Buffalo minus 6 at New England New York Jets plus 8V, at Houston Cleveland piua 12V at San Francisco Tampa Bay plus 4 at San Diego Washington plus 4 at New York (Junta Chicago minus 6 at Phoenix Cincinnati plus 2Vt at Atlanta Monday, Oct. 29 Los Angeles Rams minus 1 st Pittsburgh College Saturday, Oct. 27 1. Virginia is idle 2. Auburn minus 14 vs Mississippi St. 3. Notre Dame minus 12V vs Pittsburgh 4. Nabrssko minus 20 vs lows St. 5. Illinois minus 21 vs Wisconsin 6. Houston minus 16Vi vs Arkansas 7. Washington minus 17v vs California 8. Miami, Fla. minus 21Wvs Texas Tech 6. BYU vs New Mexico, no line 10. Colorado minus 6 vs No. 22 Oklahoma 11. Tennessee is Idle 12. Florida St. minus 16 vs LSU 13. Texes vs Southern Methodist, no line Seattle wore his snowpacks all right, but they were too tight. He got cold feet and quit early. Another nimrod tried a mountain too steep for him and went back to and remained camp for lunch rest of the day. Several hunters in the west end of Duchesne County where I hunted on the - inaugural weekend found they couldn't hit a buckskin when it ' showed way out there. They hadn't practiced with their firing piece on the longer ranges. The list goes on. I observed . one orange-vestcomfortably ' ensconced on a lounge chair at ' his camp who never even noticed a small buck running 30 feet behind him. The hunter was reading a book and didn't even look up. Another licensee I . know hiked up a steep mountain ' to the left when a legal buck watched him go and then trotted over flat ground to the right. There are deer out there. Most hunters have seen ample tracks in the new snow. But sneaking up on the critters which put them there is something else again when the white stuff crunches underfoot. It appears, pretty much as 121 107 week's odds front Hsrreh's Reno Race Sports on National Football League and the weekend's college gemes games Oct. involving teams In the Associated Press poU Top 25: RENO, Nev. (AP) Chicago One beginning hunter I know 14 14 At 102. SEATTLE (90) 4 14, McDaniel Kemp 9 3, Payton 10, Threat! 2- -6 12, Meents 3 3. McMillan - 2 6, Barros 2, Conine 90. prepared? 5- - It. Dixie, uta At Seattle CHtCAOO (102) S Grant 7 3 13, Plppen 0 21, Cartwrlght 2 0 0 17, Psason 1, Jordan Perdue 9, 0, Hopson 6 Armstrong 2 6 11, King 13, Levlngston 7 6, Williams - 2 1, 0 0. Totals 10, M assay 3 Hodges . 7- - OP CHtht ewe, 138 6- - 13. W R. Harper, M. 14. Garden City, Kan. 15. North Greenvttte, N.C. Utah 3 (Rudd Hawklna (Oawklns None. Rebs-U- tsh 52 IK.Malone 14), Phllly 45 (Hawkins 9). Assists Utah 24 (Stockton 13). Phllly 22 (Oawklns, Hawklna 5). Fouls Phllly 16. Utah 26. Technicals Bol, Phllly Illegal dst. 2, Utah Illegal del. 3. A 9.369. What did you learn? Why didn't you score? Were you completely Wk.Forest 176 156 152 Tax.Sotnn Utah 3- pt goals last outing. Maryland N Carotin N.Caro.SL Duke - Philadelphia what happened Clemson Ala. St. 102. But if you didn't Connect earlier, what can be done before closing time dusk Tuesday? (A few muzzleloaders already holding licenses will also get out in early November.) Best way to put venison in the winter freezer, or a memorable rack in the den, is to analyze wLT Pts 4 0 0 159 3 0 1 66 3 2 6 94 3 2 6 97 1 1 1 S3 2 4 0 74 0 3 6 27 0 4 0 66 Virginia Ga. Tech Jacken St. M& By HARTT WIXOM Herald Correspondent The last weekend looms for Utah deer questers. By now, those big bucks on East Mountain have gone west and the big bucks on West Mountain have gone east. It would seem everything has traded places. But one thing for sure: the surprise element is gone and buckskins are holding tighter .now than Saturday. Calendar-pictur- e deer are no longer feeding in open sage flats or posing by the roads, if indeed, they ever were. 744 744 1 Cffyvtlte, Ksn. (9) 2. Montgomery, Md. (3) 3. NE Oklahoma Darner at Boston OatroM at New York Atlanta at Orlando Minnaaota vs. New Jersey at Albany, N.Y. Indiana at Houston Phoenix vs. Milwaukaa at Groan Bay, Wis. Philadelphia at Utah Portland at LA. Clippers Goldan Stata vs. L.A. Lakers at San Diago Status va. Chicago at Vancouvar, B.C. , I II COLORADO SPRINGS. Coko. (AP) The top IS teams at the National Junior Coaego Athtenc Association football poN, with Href place votes In aMantheeas. iwMue mrougrt uct. za ana total poems: Sacramento vs. Golden Stat M 102. litan to Chicago 102, Seattle 90 mkfrm IMIllrall I Nn o Conference i&gffirsja ill 1 119. Ctevefctnd 114 Jersey 112, Miami 101 Indians 139, Houston 121 f C3 Page J; few li if? THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 24, 1990 "It's a complete pass, Bozo. He had possession ot the ball before he flipped out. of the tank." 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