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Omuo at LA Cuppers, 3 p.ev 1 10 t 1 ttimbat fM20 US Norman 3D. Bannister 16 Gartens: 44 1. Grant 9 00 0 Garnet. 7. Manmno 6 2 16, auoftt 2--7 isartiri 2 Butter 0 27-0 4 Touts Us). CtOLMal fiao) - 26 Totoen 6- - 4 s 14. Laner t-- 4 taurlai 4 . 1 t-- t 12 fkchmaod lt HanHratay HrMins 10 fWl 6 MorctuhonH i-21. Prttctisrtf 2 3 Jonnson 2 IM) 2. .tepee n 0 2 Totals 04 2 Sims 130 t--e 7 6 10 7 TTt no tl. CMaama Cielaoii Hate os goats-L- 7 0 (Kimble (Muam -- 10 S3 139 Monnan l. fhcimona M 11 94 Se M Angeles Gotoen StaM rterdewey Games. 1 Higgine T 6 Mawkonai tailed out drent Veugnt. BeOoundo Los AngatM 41 Vsugftt si OouMn Slaw 43 (Latter 10). Aaessta Lo Angelas 28 (Gram 12). Golden StaM 32 (Heroeway 13). Total touw Los Angeles 3. Goirian Stale 2S. Technicals Golden Stala Hiegel defense 2. Kimble. A Fan HMi. 6-sura kaW 14 16. Thwnaaan f 64 6. 6-4. SWnon Douglas 0 14 11 Edwards 7 17. Oava 14 14 6. Come 14 1 4. Keeeler V 3 04. 6 04 6 Owner 04 16. Tows M 26 26 32 26 Muwewkae 24 SHa Z 64 20 M goals Mrtwaukaa 14 (Robertson 44. Pierce Miami 14 Lsnaus Hanson 6-Huraphnas Coles 6-- KeeekK (Rice dwaas Wagner 01) Fouled out Nona. Reoounoe Milwaukee 67a (Robertson 12), ekeim 66 (Saaialy. Bunon 12) Mttwsukea 26 (Humphnas 11). Mtami 2 (Douglas 8) Total touw Milwaukee 26. Miami 22. A 16.00. i LA CUSTOMS ! 1 GacnMc e 102. 6. McCtay 6 11. Blaokman Donaldson 20 Tarptay 44 20. Herner English 24 04 4. Lever 14 2 4 WllUsma 14 Davis 04 1 Totals 1742 2 06. 6 16. 3 4, 1 MEW YORK (61 Oaaiey 64 26 04 10. Jackson 1 7 6. Ewing 11, G W latins 64 6 7 16, 4. Cnseks 04 4 0 0 2. Totals Vanoeweghe 44 1 24 04 4 Mustat 24 04 Tucker 34 04 7, Wltkms 04 QuinneM 01 26 46 27 26 66 27 22 23 16 e1 Harper ) New York Dallas Hear Vera goals Deltas (Tucker 7 Fouktd out Nona (Davis G WHkms Vanoawegha Rebounds Delias 42 (Tarptey 10). Maw York 49 (Oakley 18). AssietslMttiaa 21 (Harper 7). Mew York 23 (Jsokson 7). Total fouls naUas 16, New York 26 A 14,066. OfTTLANI) (12 0 6 0 Wilkanw 20. Duckworth Karaay 13 22. Drailat 6 27. Portar 0 23. Ainoe 2 10 Cooper 0 04 16 Nooinaon 7 2 2 2. Young 1 0. Bryant 0 6, Abdelnaby 7 3 0. Totals 126. (1231 3 16 Worthy Graan 0 26. Dtvac 2 13 Parkins 21. Johnson 6 24, Scott 1 6 6 6 2. Onw 16, CamablH 6, Taagia 2 0. Brown 04) 04 0. Thompson 2 Totals 6 123. 4749 21 34) 24 32 Portland 126 t 27 26 20 34 LALakara 123 Draxkw (Ainga goals Portland Los Angaias Portar Young (Johnaon T Dtvac Scott Parkins Wortny eagle 0- 1. Graan Fourad out Atnga. Dtvac. Parkins. Raeounoa-Porttand 62 (WHkarns 12). Los Angataa 40 Portland 31 (Portar 12). Los (Oivac 13). Assists Angataa 37 (Johnson 22). Total routs Portland 30, Los AngstssSI. A 16,361. ATLANTA (102) Wllkina 6. Maione 24, WUns 0-1 4 16. Rnara 16. Rooinson 0. 6 0 0 fan-aMcCormiok 10. Waob 4 6. 0 Battle 2 Mortens! 3. Wnght 4 10, 2 Wilson 0 Totals 102. SACRAMENTO (60) 0 6 Simmons 04 10, Tlsdats 26, 04 2 Hansen 44 2- Wennington 34 2 0. Sparrow 2 11. Carr 34 04 6. Lackner 74 04 0. Mays 14 Cotter 6. Calloway 04 0. Ceuswstl 3 3 Totals 06. 27 23 26 27102 14 30 23 IS 36 Williams Weob (Rivers goals Atlanta 0- Sacramento 24 (Hansen Rooinson Mays - 4. Cottar Fouled out Wennington. Sparrow Rebounds Atlanta 54 (Willis t) Sacramento 41 Atlsnta 22 twakins 6). Sacramento 9) Assists 26 (Simmons S). Total touts Atlanta 26, Sacramento 29 Tschnicate Atlanta megal defense 3. A 17,014 Atlanta Sacramento CLEVELAND (102) Nance 10 16 4 23. Brown 64 6 13. Daugherty 6- 14 44 16. Paddio 4 17. Enlo 16 Pncr 4 2 Bennett 0 6 WHIiams 04 4 Morton 04 1 5 Kerr 0. Totals 3940 22-04 Ferry 102 ORLANDO (S4 04 4 Reynolds 24 64 12. Kite Catktdge 1. SkikK 4 2. Anderson 20. Acres 04 0 Vincent 17. Smith 44 16. McNamara 0- 1 04 0. Scott 04 0. f.neley 64 6 16, Turner 44 2 9 Totals 3346 06 Cleveland 20 16 2 32102 20 16 26 31 Orlando 65 Enlo Pnoe goats Carvetand 24 (Paddw 0- - 3) Orlando 24 (Anderson Smrth Sines Vincent Turner Fourad out Nona Scott Rebounde Cleveland 62 (Nance. Daugherty 12). Orlando 60 (Anderson. Vincent 7). Assists Cleveland 29 (Price 13). Orlando 21 (Vincent 11). Total 26. Orlendo 20. Technical Brown. A 15.077 t Lewis Mcrute 64 74 7. Bud 13. Shaw 19. Brown 110. Penan 24 44 20. Kleme 0-24 04 4. Gamble 15 Totals CHICAGO 104) Grant 04 6. Pippen 13. 04 10. Paison 4 9 10. Armstrong 4. Hodges Hopson 100 64 44 5 0. 7 1 23. Cartwrtght 64 33. King 1 2. 3 Perdue 04 2. Totals 2 Jordan 6 24 27 26 31110 oaten 32 21 37 16106 CMcaao goals Boston 04. Chicago 2 (Jordan None out Rebounds Boston 57 Fouled Hodges (Bird 11). Chicago 42 (Canwnghl. Jordan 6). Assists Boston 20 ISnsw 6). Chicago 34 (Jordan 12). Total touts-Bos- ton 24. Chicago 23. A 10.676. DENVER Lane (136) 5 13 W.Dsvis 18 Wort 04 4. WooWooe Johnson 44 20. Dunn 6 Cook 135. 44 26 15. LrChti Fununusssn 4-- 1 04 2. 0 Totals HOUSTON (146) 21. Wood 14 64 7. Otauwon 74 Thorpe 2- - 2 24 K Smith 4 5 16 Woodson 44 16 Maiwell COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo (AP) The top 16 teems w the National Junior College Athletic Association weekly tootball poll with hrat place voles in parent! ICSes records through Oct 26 sno totsl points: Nassau N 23 Caldwell 04 2. Floyd 4. 3. 04 0. Feill 4 Winchester 44 04 10. L.SmtUi 145 Jsmerson 04 0 Totals 42 12 27 34 13S Denver 44 43 24 34146 Houston 3- Wort 0- (Gaines 5 Uchn pt goals Denver K Smith Winchester (Maiwell I) Houston - 2). Fouled out Hssmusson. Olafuwon Rebounde Denver 57 (Rasmussen 15). Houston 79 (Thorpe 22). Assists Denver 29 (Johnson 16). Houston 14 (K. Smith II) Totsl touts Denver 36 Houston 22. Technicals Woodson. Olaiuwon. A 14.002. DETROIT IS2 4 9 Edwards Aguirre 23. ill 14. Owners V Johnson 6 Rod men 0 Hsstmgs 04 04 0 Bedford k Totsls 30 U SEATTLE (100) 24. McKay McDantel 9 Thrratt 2 4. Paylon 4 Porymce 54 7. Barros 100 8 Totsls 36 76 64 16. Letmoeer Thomas 04 4 4 SaHey 9 Blanks 7- 8- - 62 44 22 16 27 26 62 23 16 30 2U 100 Seattle Detroit (Bedford Aguirre goals Seattle 04 Blanks Thomas Laimbeer Fouled out Rodman Rebounds Detroit 43 (Edwards. Detroit 19 Assists 63 Lsimbeer 9). Seems (Kemp 13). Detroit 34 1 12 26 24 34 23 23 13 7- 4 6- 7- - Notre Dame Louis vine Fionas SI Miami, Fit Penn St. 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 4 4 4 4 6.MISS. La lech N.IUinois Syracuse Vs. Tech Army Boston Col. Memph.St. S. Carolina Temple E. Carolina 4 4 6 5 5 6 6 6 Pittsburgh Navy W. Virginia Akron Rutgers SW La 6 Tulens Tulsa 6 7 8 Cincinnati 18 avshwaira Paaikat WrnAMary Cent Fis. 3 0 278 3 0 243 3 1 195 4 0 251 4 0 207 5 158 6 0 226 6 0 111 8 0 123 8 0 142 Gs.Southn Ssrntonf Liberty Ark St NichoUs St W Ky Northestn Tow son St. Western Athletic Conference Conference WLT Pis OP W S 0 0 253 01 7 1 6YU 6 1 0 164 122 6 1 Wyoming 3 6 1 0 166 133 Colo. St. Hawaii 2 2 0 75 62 6 3 St. 2 2 0 109 146 3 4 Sn Dg 2 4 0 149 185 4 6 Air Fores 1 4 0 124 108 2 8 New Men. 1 5 0 103 180 3 6 1 S 0 102 210 3 6 Utah I Sky Cameron oo Conference 7 0 5 4 3 3 3 2 2 Montn St Mano Si Utah SI Long Bch UNLV Pacific Fulltn SI NMeit SI. 1 N.Ceroim Maryland N.Caro St Duke Wk Fores! 1 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 154 181 188 136 253 244 183 279 309 AltGemes LT Pis OP 0 347 100 0 281 197 0 249 200 0 212 138 0 289 253 0 210 266 0 216 331 0 147 270 0 163 270 AIIGames WLT PIS OP W LT PIS OP 0 292 138 0 225 117 0 178 06 0 246 148 0 353 251 0 233 140 0 316 217 0 187 180 0 108 229 0 254 248 0 247 262 0 108 220 0 158 309 0 236 346 0 195 202 0 238 259 0 165 234 0 212 200 5 0 4 1 5 2 2 2 3 3 2 4 1 4 WLT Pu OP W 175 117 7 0 0 107 62 7 1 0 138 91 6 2 1 90 79 5 3 0 107 128 5 4 0 74 113 6 6 0 115 176 4 5 0 02 222 2 7 0 6 Big ftlerit Confsrsnos Conference WLT Pts OP Colorado Nebraska LT 1 5 0 0 161 4 1 0 202 68 72 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Pu 246 375 279 193 168 251 216 184 OP 132 121 94 140 106 162 255 231 AIIGames IT Pts OP W 8 8 1 0 1 284 195 362 93 (AP) Re- in ths 1297.000 men s mdoor tennis tournament at the Arena (aaeds Wembley in peremheess): Christisn Bergstrom. Sweden, del. Eduordo Masso. Bslgiuin. Patrick Ssur. Germany del. Horst Skoft 16). Austria 34. 4 Gary Mutler. S j Michael Chang (3). Calif., del. Mark Kreumann. 0 Australia. Oar ran Cahill. Australia, del Pat Cash. Auetraee. 74 (74). 64. WORCESTER. Mass Results Tuesday (AP) in the Worcester Virginia Sums tournament (aaeds Lu Smylis, AustisUs. del Andres Laend NeUke 64. Zvereve (7) Sovrel Union, del. Mertsnne Calif coach. I'm having a problem with this 'take a lap' thing of yours ..." Amy Franer. Mich . del Ssvchsnko. Soviet Union. I T. Anne Smith. Delias, del Mary Lou Uenietl Chi ceoo 74 1741. 67 Hel ens Sukovs (6). Csech . del Roaslyn Falrbank Natefter. sen Uwao. Ml 166 1 t1 6 234 166 67 263 1 1 1 146 126 Ml I 224 1 244 M4 6 6 163 T 121 264 ( 7 8 tu7 216 t1 OP LI Pis 6 341 6 221 I 207 102 167 H4 I 11 ISO 244 210 26 2U Pw OP I IT Pes IM 68 6 I 9 221 I4 1I I 136 04 7 1 6 272 1 1 1 130 106 6 1 1 204 2 1 1 117 46 f 1 MA) 2 6 116 66 4 4 6 ltd) 6 02 104 6 1ST 2 1 6 106 116 4 4 6 146 1 1 6 67 116 4 6 442 14 6 Wl lev 1 6 6 120 f 6 66 130 I 6 137 PacHla-tCaeaoi pace OP It6 SMU t 6 226 321 6 202 277 6 113 22 WLT MlsffllSBSJip Fionas Autoure t Atetasma' t tt ksvnwsy faaeraal LS arasartrat Mws St. t 166 104 164 MM 116 29 161 S7 201 174 WLT Pis OP W LT PW OP 6 6 261 64 6 1 11? 16 1 6 120 01 7 2 6 301 466 1S7 442 6 2 I 22 406 1 2 1 I I Is) H4 6 1 266 20 Anaaaa 4 1 6 161 217 6 1 236 241 UCLA 4 f 236 ass Starrtord 1ST HI 1 6 6 211 246 1 4 2 4 6 160 ISO 1 6 Wase, ii. 266 27 1 4 6 66 122 1 f 166 166 4 4 6 68 171 1 6 6 142 308 say taaasas AIIGames Corderence WLT Pts OP W UP 1 6 66 68 f 2 1 160 41 Cornell 4 1 6 118 60 6 201 407 1 2 101 100 Harvard 0 180 148 Yale 1 2 6 131 106 S07 46 2 1 6 110 100 Pnnoetori 166 K7 2 1 0 64 97 Panti 6 416 46 1 4 0 112 167 Brown 441 270 Columbia 116 234 111 66 110 iiMlwejealBifi Athletic t AIIGames Conference WLT Pts OP W LT Pts OP 4 1 0 220 123 7 Jecfcen St. 0 366 IBS Ala. St. 0 149 76 6 2 1 202 164 Mles.Val. 1 1 142 163 6 4 0 224 230 147 163 6 2 0 300 198 2 GnrmWng SoBim UT 2 1 0 03 130 4 4 6 178 108 Arcom 2 10 04 147 2 6 0 108 230 147 200 4 6 0 217 100 Tek.Sothn f Onraon So. Cel. Ail M.ffisitsi 14 78 7 Leasssaaa Essse s Mlal 244 264 t p tiu iasavajta. 64 " Skews! By JOHN NELSON 161 164 146 147 14a) 174 67 446 67 t Pll 16 17 18 I1HMH! t t Be--e 4 1 4 2 4 2 4 t Ajtplcluan 9 3 2 4 1 4 BW Tanas ME La. AHGemee rjonterenoe WLT PU OP W LT Pes OP 3 0 28 148 0 168 0 122 72 6 201 146 4 0 186 108 0 HO 114 0 130 266 0 118 139 4 0 266 133 0 162 102 7 0 166 320 0 08 167 7 0 207 20 0 07 120 0 62 164 0 230 800 t AIIGames Conference WLT Pts OP W LT PU OP 9 1 0 01 68 6 S 0 228 178 4 0 168 173 3 10 66 68 3 2 0 00 08 6 0 183 232 2 2 0 60 71 6 0 131 140 2 3 0 01 101 4 0 162 178 1 3 0 77 04 4 0 192 180 T 0 164 222 19 0 67 67 Ohio Saltan; Corrierence Conference AltGemes WLT Pu OP m LT Pu OP 6 0 0 166 68 0 0 0 312 116 3 1 0 138 23 6 1 0 911 61 3 2 0 116 131 6 4 0 102 233 2 2 0 74 76 6 4 0 222 200 2 2 0 110 74 4 6 0 241 206 0 4 0 26 160 1 6 0 64 374 0 4 0 36 163 0 6 0 70 280 6am Hou La N. Taxes 6 .F. Austin NY. E Kntcky Mm. Inn. Tenn.St. Term Tech Moreheed Murry St. Auatri Pey Patriot laooiio Conference WLT PU OP W 0 111 39 7 1 1 0 66 66 6 9 2 1 0 109 44 6 9 1 2 0 65 66 6 4 1 2 0 76 72 4 6 0 9 0 24 126 1 7 Slid American Conference Conference 9 0 Toledo Cent.Mch. Miami, 0. Bell St. 7 6 3 3 3 2 2 W.Michgn Bowl. Gm E Mich Kent St. Onto U. 1 1 2 3 3 3 4 6 0 6 WLT Pu OP 0 208 122 6 0 142 67 1 129 103 0 00 76 0 128 130 2 84 103 0 112 164 0 64 173 1 104 173 W 1 AUGemes OP LT 1 2S6 100 0 264 206 0 267 167 0 263 244 0 202 247 0 120 260 sir , 62. to. v " litThura " Early SVds law. 1) tWssw HiarSlllai 63S. TMvaa. Mm: (Saw l) Lam (art atdj eases Mast Ji4 f eepsidnr Jsasa W Ready nssuas mnvw Ssswe Aruue tnaak mi S9V -- feVMrt. Cawry tVsera 264. Raw Pearv Sk Aon m . Tvkv 100-met- er Ca-s- . 2abr4. - sVaes Oaasas Mae 2terS3Z. Jane Psad svaay 632, Wan tsarat til, ex sVaenk 60S. (Jaw tsuramU tVlrfve. June f m. rw reastaaaBa jajsvarp. SOT Tea. Teseattaes: (Oct. tOi Donaa Oeesa Kksj Paw: mm. 1) feea MMV694 Kenny Rasa Wre- aveveai, saava ileal ajce, Abel leaoreje CTienaytja etirsn tear 8We HOI SOS, Crat MurdK SrUU'tmS aiasraas, erew in - evi . 241641 asm fcwaaok HH-etJerry eVuwi C32 Kail Pee) 222676. tot. wanasa inrevMr asm Ho 14V641 . Marly ttas) Uorthea fswpsnrwssi tsais. 206V612 rmi'i , tans wwesj wmuw Manaaa 24. Gums A laslla Sswad- KVe sal Danny Johneon 201 benen Anvawnng S06, Kent sturnaroa eis ajtas WMHirune eee, ran Wiumeor. xsj 201626, Mate Kuel KST'iaMUiS 0.fclM 11m Urn Larm Itaiviual 1N1. 2tAVMt, sAHBS tetsyuell 607. lAerk Krunmoas 223670. 22i02, 1. Mroe idtas: (Got. 91) lereasa troneideon 662, ataryAna Morgea 202647. EUw Chnstsnasn 201. Miaaa Masters: (Nov. 1) Laurs Aoemeon 214614. Ed Underwood 216682. Elvai Marwar 211acl. Jue Pmo Leak Johnson 643, (Ma Kimble I 661. Ed Msltafley 201677. Dun Kimble Ken Jonas 214682, Mike Mitchell 234667. Joan Davis 2U4660, IXarea Hansen 213678. Scott PEHcwal 203 666, Lee McDamel Mens AnCMHson 638, Don VanActien Cmdy Chads 227671. Kant Chads 224602, Kelt Sowers 21avs84, Finn Ctirwteiwen 248 Friday Nrgrrt Oena: (Nov. 2) Ike Enters 200V610, Wenoail llrjiaaway Don VonAchen Ron strsndon 629. Emms Con 207, John Baker 618. 10 Athletic Conference Conference AltGemes WLT PU OP W LT PU OP 4 0 0 128 85 6 4 0 268 240 4 1 U 172 77 8 1 0 280 124 3 1 0 107 73 6 3 0 227 137 3 2 0 169 140 6 3 0 301 237 2 3 0 106 106 4 4 0 170 130 1 4 0 07 139 3 6 0 164 256 0 6 0 42 220 0 10 0 79 412 Gateway Athletic Cunlerence Conference AltGemes WLT Pu OP W LT PU OP 3 0 243 161 6 1 0 170 63 4 1 0 161 07 8 2 0 330 172 3 2 0 89 66 6 5 0 174 171 3 2 0 113 M0 6 6 0 191 168 2 3 0 07 144 2 7 0 157 257 1 5 0 132 163 3 7 0 234 262 1 6 0 64 143 2 8 0 161 275 Yankee Cotiiaiaitea AHGamss Conference WLT Pu OP W LT PU OP 0 6 0 0 165 70 2U3 101 4 2 0 133 84 2 1 251 144 4 2 0 146 156 4 0 215 218 4 2 0 116 74 4 0 177 148 4 3 0 132 143 4 0 157 177 3 3 0 157 160 6 0 229 239 7 0 141 236 2 6 0 138 102 1 6 0 106 03 6 0 200 128 1 6 0 68 240 6 0 81 12 m Fis ASM N.Cr.AAT Del SI. S.Car.St. Beth Cok Morgn SI Iowa SW Mo E.Hnnou M St. W.itMWU tnd. SI. SJIknow Nw Hmp. Boston U. VlUenova Dataware Conn. Rhodtad. MMBAU. TORONTO JAYS Acquired AM Benches, pitcher, from the Cuvelend rndariu tor wiKa) Bam. pitcher, and lens Cromwell, pttctner, rrom Ins Allenu liraves (or Earl aanaers. pitcher. FOOTSiALL MstMmel FootUdll aagiia CINCINNATI BENGALS PUoad DavKJ Fulcher, aete ty, on iniured reserve Acttvaled Eric Thomas, comet-bacfrom injured reserve PHOENIX CARDINALS Crsag Patteraost, noas laokle. to the practice rosier STEELERS PITTSBURGH Actlveted Karl Dunber, deteneive and, from the physrcaHy unabla kst. IrOCAEY National Hockey Leansie ST. LOUIS BLUES Receued etictwl Motigeau. center, (ram Peons of the inunuttonsl Hockey League. COLLS (af NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Announced Me letaement of Cnanes Moms, svaaoosMs execttive director ertective Jan. 1. NYU reamed Nancy Payer women a aasrslsni faaskat- ball coach. - PONTE VtSDRA, Fla (AP) Leading on me PUA seniors lour through me ClaaaK, which ended Nov. 4: 1 Lee Trttvtno 2 Mine MM 3. Charles Coody 4. George Archer 5. Jtm Dent 6. Chi Chi Rodriguez 7. Gary PUyer 8 Bob Charles 9 Dale Douglass 10 Rives Mcbes 11. Bruce Crempton 12 Harold Henmng 13. Jack fuckleus 14. Dave Wll 16. Al Geiberger 16 Frank Beard 17. Larry Mowry 18. Rooky Thompson 18 Waiter Zemoneki 20 Orvme Moody 21. Don Bms 22. Miller Barber 23. Al Kelley 24. Terry DDI 26. Joe Jimenez 26 Tom Shew 27. Dan Masseogeie 28 Jimmy Powell 29. John Paul Cam 30. Don Jenuary 31. Ben Smrth 92. Larry Leorettl 33. Lou Graham 34 Disk hendrickson 35. Homero Biencas 36 Richard Rhyan 37 Bobby Nicrxils 38 Butch batrd 39. George Laming 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 40. SO. National second pears: NEW YORK (AP) Voting (or the 1900 League Rookie of the Year Award, wrth hrst-- . vows ana soul pomu on s and tat Osve Justice. All Tetai 118 60 13 12 7 4 23 Dermo DShlds. Mn Hal Moms. Cm Jonn Burnett. SF MikeHarkey. Ch Todd Zeae SIX Mrqe Cream Mn Larry Welkr. Mn 1 1 1 oessssaeeeBBeeaeaasaessss WAC .857 .833 .571 .429 .266 .000 1 Colorsoo State 5 04 Utah 16-- 4 204 104 16-- .800 .769 .679 .696 .478 .261 DIVISION Women s voeeyeon rest 1. UCLA (35) 2 Nebraska (1) 3. Sunford 4. Hawaii 5. Pacific 6. Tssss 7. Penn Sute Barber! 8. 0. San Jose Stele 10. New Menice 11. Long beech Stale 12. Pepperdine 13 Wisconsin 14. BRtaHAM YOUNG 4. Pacific 6. Texas 6. Hawsii Barbers 7. 8 Penn State 9. San Joee State 10 Wisconsin tl.MeMMelleo Sute 12. Long Beech 13 Tesaa Tech 19--3 20-- 4 514 26-- 1 517 610 412 144 220 26-- 4 18-- 4 16-- 104 19-- 5 234 20-- 6 216 184 168 25-- 139 244 6480,268 6466,818 $446,608 S433.429 3423.889 S349.429 3340,000 S32 1.446 $312,824 $286,106 $276,857 $264,098 $247,192 $236,624 $237476 $236,684 $234,273 $234,022 $218,667 $208.36 $107,084 $184,483 $183,358 3184,603 $163,673 3160,239 8149,200 4148,070 $148,625 $148,261 $145,044 $146,413 $144,888 3139,980 $123,877 3123.310 $123,239 6112,105 6102,976 $101,951 Bob Brut Dan Morgan $101,337 $100,426 $09,252 Larry Ziegier Robert Rawlins 302,(09 The tnoney tedders on the 1900 LPGA Tow through wmch ended Nov. 3: Ten 23 Beth Deniel Party Sheehan Betsy King Cathy Gernng 6. Pat Bradley 5. Room Jonas 7. Ayako Okemolo 6. Nancy Lopez 6. Oanteiie Ammaccaoene 10 Cmdy ftenck 11. Dawn Cos 12. Dottle Mochrie 13. Colleen Walker 14. Chns Johnson 15. Deb Rrcherd 1. 2. 3. 4. 24 28 29 28 24 20 18 26 20 26 27 27 25 26 27 28 29 23 25 25 23 28 28 25 29 28 29 24 27 28 26 25 27 26 30 30 27 27 27 27 23 24 27 28 28 25 17 30 27 20. Cindy 21. Cathy Johnston 22. Tammie Green 23 Barb Mucha 24. Dale Eggeling 25. Path Rizzo 26. Nancy Brown 36. Meggte will 37. Sherrf Steinhauer 38. Misaw Barteotti 39. Susan Sanders 40. Vickl Fergon 41. Shirtey Furlong 42. Amy Atcott 43. Dorms vr lute 44. Pemata Wnght 45. Miaste McGeorge 46. Lynn Connelly 47. Cathy Morse 46. JoAnne Center 49. Lenore Rmenhouae 60. Martha Nause - Page C3 Money S863.978 732418 643,844 487,328 40,018 353,632 302,685 301,262 300,231 269,163 240,478 231,410 225,618 187,466 186.464 181,674 160,107 International Amateur Athletic Federation, the sport's world governing body. Two-yesuspensions from international competition are automatic for such infractions. "la six years of competition, 1 have never taken any prohibited substance," Barnes said in aa affidavit submitted Tuesday to TAC. Barnes said he had been tested about 30 times since 1985, "and have always tested negatively.' A statement signed by Richard A. Hollander, chairman of the grants committee for TAC, indicates Barnes' urine samples weren't sealed in his presence in violation of LAAF rules and that control numbers used on the seal were added later, another violation. In Hollander's report, which The Associated Press obtained through Barnes' attorney John Dowd, the TAC official also said that a breach in the confidentiality of the tests was in violation of lAAF rules, casting "doubt on the procedures as a whole." Reynolds issued a statement from Washington, D.C4 on Mon ar day, also attributing the positive test result to "some fallacy in the drug testing system." The IAAF said both athletes flunked not only the initial test but also a second test of the same urine sample done as a failsafe. Mark IAAF spokesman Butler said today in London that if TAC holds its hearings and decides that it disagrees with the IAAF ruling, the case would go to binding It would be heard by a panel, made up of Peter Alkalay of the United States, Jorge anbi-tratio- ix Franco of Colombia, Assaab Bassi-ro- u Diouf of Senegal, Kvelin Her-bur- g of Germany, RJ. Eliioott of Australia and teuri Tarasti of Finland. Butler also said that Reynolds and Barnes were suspended, both by the IAAF and TAC, and therefore ineligible for my meet staged under international rules that is, all but outlaw meets. Asked if they could compete in national cfiainpi-onship- s in the United States, Butler said: "Presumably those mets be held under IAAF rules and, since TAC is a member of t) it is obliged to abide by IAAF' would rules." Dowd accused the IAAF of Barnes and was angry that information damaging lo Barnes reputation was leaked to the press before tiie second part of the drug test could be completed. "They assured me of confidentiality" Dowd said. A'You can't condemn a man without a hearing, and that's what they did yesterday. They smeared Randy Barnes without a hearing.' TAC admitted that the lAAi"'s announcement seemed premature. 'According to the Operations an atl-leRegulations of TAC-USwho tests positive is entitled to apply for a stay and to a hearing on that stay before the news of the positive drug test can be announced to the media," TAC presi dent Frank Greenberg said in statement. ''blind-sidin- g'' A, te Despite two losses, Miami still in national title picture CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -No team with two losses has ever been voted the national champion, but Miami Hurricanes coach Dennis Erickson said it could happen this year. A rash of upsets Saturday left Miami (6-ranked fifth this week despite losses to Brigham Young and Notre Dame. The defending champions hope victories in their final four games (counting a bowl) will be enough to overtake No. 1 Notre Dame, No. 2 Washington, No. 3 Houston and No. 4 Colorado. "J don't think anything's impossible anymore," Erickson said Tuesday. When defensive tackle Russell Maryland was asked whether a team with two losses deserves consideration for the national championship, he responded with a grin as wide as a facemask. "Most definitely," Maryland said. "If that did happen, it would be history. Not only would the Miami Hurricanes be known for repeating as national champions, we would be the only team with a 10-- 2 record that won it." In 1960, when the final poll was conducted before bowl games, Minnesota was named national champion with one loss. The Gophers then lost to Washington in the Rose Bowl. Erickson said the Hurricanes, who have a bye Saturday and then face Boston College, are now playing as well as anyone in the coun- try. After losing at Notre Dame, 0 they've beaten Texas Tech and Pittsburgh 45-the past two 45-1- 0 weeks. "We're playing better," Ericksun said. "1 don't know if it's because we're relaxed or what. But whate" er it is, I would like to bottle it an'! start out like that at the beginning of the year. "When you're in a program Uki' this and you come in ranked No, 1 (in preseason), there is a lot o1 pressure on the kids. And mayb after the Notre Dame loss they relaxed." Published reports have said Miami will go to the Orange Bowl if Notre Dame loses Saturday at Tennessee. If Notre Dame wins, the Hurricanes' fate is less certain. "I would like to play wherever we have the best opportunity lo finish as high as we can in the polls," Erickson said. That means team playing the highest-ranke- d possible. Erickson said Notre Dame will deserve the national championship if it finishes He said he was not surprised that Colorado leapfrogged over Miami in 1h poll after beating Nebraska Satmvay But Erickson took exception to the No. 3 ranking for Houston which is on probation and inelig.ule for a bowl. "I get a little confused sometimes when teams are on probation (and) allowed to be considered to win the national championship," he said. "Obviously if you're on probation, you did something Illegal. And yet you can still have Ihe opportunity to win the national championship. And to me, that doesn't seem fair." 11-- 1. (8-1-- 1) (8-0- 19,643 166.661 157,51 166,240 165,765. 149,972 147,900 145,377 140,088 129.381 128.793 128,216 122,937 121,063 116,422 112,840 112,225 111,515 110.488 109,407 107,030 101,446 101.049 09.216 09.208 IFr bTvc i EfEfrr rnsyev rwn irm urvni run BssMwedsBaaaasBea- -. 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