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Show Thursday, October 29, 1992 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Page D3 Buffs' passing, defense 17, J Wifhams 8 3 1. Brown 4 8 8 0. Totals J Tuesday's ; V , j, 0 10, 1 6 George Sulttvan 0 S, 0 it 1 NeJene) Omu Uth 103. New York W Charlotte 125, Indiana 11:, OT Orlando 107, Atlanta 104 Miami 124. Phoenia 120 Boston 126. Phtladtlphia M Minnesota 111. Golden State 110 1A lakers 119. Sacramento 102 Houston 104. Dallas 102 Wednesday's Gamas Indiana at San Antonio. 6:30 p.m. GoMea State vs. Denver at Winnipeg, 6 30 p m. S3 At Buffalo, N.V. 1 14. Tltdale SACRAMENTO B6): Simmons 0 16. 2 IS. CausweU 4. Richmond 3 4 2 2 6. 3. Chitcutt Webb 7, Conlon 2 5 0 6. Les 0. Curry 6. Askew 1 Brown 8 2- - 6 2 0 2. Kimbrough 2 04) 2, 7, Bonner 96. Totals 44-Coleman 5 0 CHICAGO (105)! Grant 6 11, Pippen 23. 10. Cartwright 9. Jordan 4 5. McCray t. 11, King 4 Armstrong 8 8 Paison 2 2 0. S Williams 6, English 6 10. Perdue 2 3. C. Williams 6. Madkins 0- - 0 0. Tucker 3 0 105 4. Totals s Sacramento 28 17 23 21 28 21 34 22105 Chicago 7 Webb (Les goals Sacramento Fouled out Chilcurt. Richmond Chicago Rebounds Sacramento 52 (Chllcutt 9). Chicago 55 (Jordan 6). Assists Sacramenio 27 (Richmond, Les 5), Chicago 19 (Grant, Pippen 4). Total 38. Chicago 20. A 15,779. Utah 120. Boston 114 Orlando 1 10. Atlanta 108 Cleveland 113. Ne Jersey 97 Ctiicago 105, Sacramento 96 Phoenu 96. Detroit 95 LA Lakers 110. Washington 106 Seattle 107, Denver 19 Manitoba. Friday's Games Philadelphia vs. New York, at Uniondale, N.Y., 5:30 a.m. Phoenti vs. Boston at Hartford, Conn., 5:30 p.m. Sacramento vs. Chicago at Toronto. 5:30 p m Cleveland vs. LA Lakers at Chapel Hill, N.C., 5:30 p.m. Milwaukee vs. Washington at Knoxville. Tenn., 5:30 p.m. New Jersey vs. Miami at Palmetto, Fla., 6 pa. LA Clippers at Dallas. 6:30 p m. Orlando vs. Minnesota at Rapid City. S D . 6:30 p.m. Portland vs. Chailotte at Las Vegas. 8:30 p m. Seattle vs. Golden State at San Jose. Calif.. 6:30 p.m. 4 PHOENIX (9C): Berkley 27, Chambers - 1 1, West 1 17. Knight 4. Majerle 4 0 0. K.Johnson 18. Miller 1 9. Ainge 5- 0 0 10 0 12. Ceballos 8 2. Kempton 2. Mealy 0 4 0 6 4. Totals 96. 0. Rambis 3 2 3 DETROIT (95): Aguine 12. Woolndge 2 0 11. Thomas 3- 7. Laimbeer 6 4. Dumars 11 0 19. Oliver 7. Polymce 5 17. Mills 3- - 9 0 2 2 0 2. Totals 6 8 Morris 8. Walker 95. 27 IS 29 25 96 23 29 26 1795 Phoenia: Detroit Phoenix Majerie (Ainge Detroit (Thomas Mealy Morris Oliver Dumars Fouled Aguirre Rebounds Phoenix 55 (Barkley 12). out Aguirre. Detroit 52 (Polynice, Mills 14). Assists Phoenix 20 (Barkley 6), Detroit 25 (Thomas 13). Total 18, Detroit 25. Technical Aguirre. A 14,385. goals Barkley UTAH (120: 25, M.Brown Corbin 17, K.Malone 6 Stockton 10, J.Malone 5 17, Humphries 6. Benoit 4 4 4 10, Austin 9, Krystkowiak 10, Howard 6. Totals 1 120. BOSTON (114): McDaniel 6 17. Gamble 13, Douglas 6 6, Parish 8 10, Lewis 5 9. McHale 12, Kleine 5, D.Brown 6 13. Pinckney 12, Foil 3. Battle 7. Webb 3 0, Kofoed 7, Morningstar 0. Totals 2 114. Utah 23 30 30 37120 Boston 30 26 30 28114 Stockton goals Utah 4 (Humphries Boston 6 (Kofoed Fo McHale Battle D.Brown Fouled out None. Rebounds Utah 55 (K.Malone 10), Boston 41 (Parish 8). Assists Utah 35 (Humphries 12). Boston 21 (D.Brown. Douglas 6). Total fouls Utah 24. Boston 28. Technicals J.Malone, McDaniel. A 14.690. 10, At Memphis, Tenn. WASHINGTON (108): Gugllotta 8 0 13. Grant 3- - 3 0 18. Chapman 7. Ellison 13, 0 0 10. Foster 8 0, Adams 9, Garrick 2 0 0 0 2, Jones B.Johnson 0, MacLean 0 0 4. L.Smith 8 8, Stewart 12, Overton 3 0- - 1 10. Totals 0 6 106. 0 LA LAKERS (110): Perkins 1 21, Worthy - 2 9. Divac 4 6 6 19. E.Johnson 25. Scott 4- - 10 0 5 13. Breaux 0. Campbell 4, 0 Green 3 6 6, Higgins 2, 2, Peeler 4 39. Totals 3840 T.Smith 0 0 0. Threatt 110. 23 26 27 30 108 Washington LA Laker 24 20 35 23110 4 Chapman goals Washington (Gugliotta Perkins Adams Los Angeles 7 (Divac E Johnson Scott Threatt Peeler 53 None. Fouled out Rebounds Washington (Ellison 12). Los Angeles 36 (Perkins 6). Assists Washington 36 (Adams 7), Los Angeles 28 (E.Johnson 14). Total fouls Washington 31, Los Angeles 12. A 19,469. 4 ORLANDO 4, Scott (110): Catledge 8 22. Skiles 19, O Neal 21, Anderson 4 5 7. Turner 6 14. Green 8 10. Williams 0 0 0, Sweet 0 0. Kite 2. Reynolds 0 0 110. 5. Totals 6, Corchiani ATLANTA (108): Sanders 6, Wllkins 4 16. Wiley 36, Rasmussen 6, Robinson 8, Monroe 2, Koncak 3, Ferrell 0 0 0, 16, Coleman 13, Cyrulik 8 Bennett 0. Totals 108. At Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 4 7, 11, McMillan SEATTLE (107): McKey 2 6 12, Payton 24, Pierce Kemp 2 Barros 11, Benjamin Johnson 13, 16, 6 4. Totals 0 5 5. Cage 4. Paddio 5 29 25 24 32110 23 29 28 28108 Scott (Anderson Skiles (Robinson Wiley Wllkins Monroe Ferrell Bennett Fouled out Koncak. Rebounds Orlando 49 (O'Neal 19). Atlanta 48 (Wllkins 8). Assists Orlando 26 ndo (Anderson 6), Atlanta 27 (Robinson 9). Total 22, Atlanta 30. Technical Orlando bench. A 12,111. Orlando Atlanta Orlando Atlanta goals 107. (1131: 4 4 15. Williams 6 12. Jackson 4 12. Macon Mutombo 4. Hastings 12, Garland 0 2, Stith 2. Werdann 0 3 0, Liberty 89 M 2, Lichti 0 0 1 0 1. 2 2 NA. taffy's Power Guido High School Football Playoffs PARRY By NOLAND Week ending Oct. 30, 1992 Fav.Teatn Rating 62 4 62 3 59 2 52 1 51 5 57 9 56 9 56 7 Skyline TIMPVIEW WEST JORDAN BOX ELDER CEDAR CITY 49 5 31 6 LEHI 314 MTN. CREST SPRINGVILLE WASATCH WEST WOODS CROSS 50 8 45 7 27 9 48 0 39 3 Drtt. 4A Rating 12 9 18 5 10 9 2 5 13 5 0 2 49 5 43 8 48 3 49 6 38 0 57.7 42 7 41.5 14 2 15 2 Highland Layton OLYMPUS Mtn. View Cyprus CLEARFIELD Bingham Kearns Bountiful 38 3 26 8 26.1 27 2 39 8 27 8 33 1 33 9 11.2 4 8 S 3 23 6 5 9 0 1 14 9 5 4 Opponent Emery Diie Judge Mem Tooele Payson Logan Bear River 2A DELTA Richfield 22 Home Team in CAPS. Last week s record: 63.8. 28 5 12 9 6 31 4 3 Juab 1 9.5 NORTH SUMMIT regular season record: Final 247-8- 74 8 COLLEGE FOOTBALL By NOLAND PARRY Week ending Oct. 31, 1992 Fav.Team Dift. Rating Atlantic Coast Conference Rating Clemson 145 5 Florida St 0 134 5 10 6 11 156 3 Opponent WAKE FOREST 145 7VIR- - GINIA GEORGIA TECH North Carolina 141 6 140 0 Duke MARYLAND 129 0 136 6 6 12 3 4 Big East Conference BOSTON COLLEGE MIAMI FLA. RUTGERS SYRACUSE 147 9 163 3 137 1 150 9 IOWA ST. KANSAS NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA 132 149 160 147 1164 31 5 21 6 2 1 23 4 Big Eight Conference 3 3 8 6 Temple 141 7 West Virginia 135 0 Virginia Tech 127 5 Pittsburgh 132 131 148 124 0 1 18 0 12 8 23 6 Missouri 2 3 Oklahoma St 0 Colorado 0 Kansas St. Big Sky Conference Boise St. Eastern Washington IDAHO 85 6 MONTANA ST IDAHO ST. 88 6 No. Arizona 87 5 9 2 3 1 27 6 94.8 7 115 1 91 Big Ten Conference 135 141 167 133 136 Indiana IOWA Michigan Michigan St WISCONSIN 7 5 6 8 7 MINNESOTA Ohio St. PURDUE NORTHWESTERN Illinois 130 8 141 1 137 4 128 4 129 7 5 0 0 6 30 1 5 4 8 1 Big West Conference 128 2 120 6 San Jose St Utah St. 22 6 22 7 Ivy League 29 7 13 8 4 0 12 0 94 4 90 0 87 1 82 0 CORNELL Dartmouth PENN. Pnnceton 1 38 23 24 22107 24 22 21 22 Johnson (McKey goals Seattle McMillan Barros Denver 2 (William! Ellis Fouled out None. Rebounds Seattle 40 (Kemp 10). Denver 41 (Ellis, Mutombo, Werdann 7). Assists Seattle 31 (McMillan. Payton 7), Denver 22 (Ellis, Pack 4). Total fouls Seattle 27, Denver 15. A Nance BONNEVILLE BRIGHTON Davis HUNTER OREM 15, 2, Brooks 10, Pack 6 Totals Seattle Denver 17. Sanders 8 4. Wllkins 6, Price 8 0 5 10. Philfs 8 15, Ferry 9, J.Williams 0 6 0 0 4. 12. Kerr 8 11. Lane 13. Ehlo 7 113. Totals NEW JERSEY (97): Morris 10. Coleman 7 0 0 15. Bowie 10. 9. Anderson 0 9 4. Petrovic 8. Dudley Blaylock CLEVELAND r 12. (89): Ellis DENVER LAS VEGAS FULLERTON ST. 105 6 97 9 NEV 64 7 76 83 1 70 0 Brown HARVAR0 Vale COLUMBIA 2' QMS I 111 IT Cleveland 97 13 M II Price Kerr (Ehlo goals Cleveland - 2), New Coleman ). Lee (Addison Jersey Fouled out None. Rebounds Cleveland 42 (Nance 12), New Jersey 45 (Coleman 91. Assists Cleveland 34 (Ehlo 8). New Jersey 29 (Blaylock 8). Total 16. New Jersey 22. Technical Cleveland ttegel defense. A 8.221. Thursday's Games , 2. Addison 6. Lea 3 97. 0 0- - STOCKHOLM, Sweden Results Wednes(AP) day in the 81.3 motion Stockholm Open tennis tournament (seeding in parentheses): 115 1 129 6 119 9 12J 0 CALIFORNIA Southern Calif WASHINGTON WASHINGTON ST 151.0 153 8 164 9 144 7 7 0 '4 7 5 24.7 Pacific Ten Conference OHIO U Miami O AKRON Kent 109 1 114 9 114 8 99 3 U c I a. 137 4 147 5 ARIZONA ST. 14B9 Stantoid 138 6 Oregon 13 6 6 3 16 0 6 1 Southeastern Conference Tennessee HOUSTON 144 6 25 6 Texas Texas AM 1" 32 149 0 MISSISSIPPI Mississippi AIR 1 3 3 9 5 FLORIDA Liu KENTUCKY SO CAROLINA Southwest Conference "9 26 5 ,40 0 6 122 5 Tcu TEXAS TECH SMU Western Athletic Conference FORCE H,wan San Diego SI Wyoming 12? 6 130 9 132 2 128 7 ' 15' " ARMY 108 135 131 130 134 115 2 7 3 4 EAST CAROLINA LOUISIANA TECH Louisville Memphis St NEVADA Northern Illinois Noire Dame Penn SI TULSA 3 '22 7 '59 3 'S3 6 1313 1 TFXAS COLORADO ST FRESNO ST 123 7 124 8 125 3 4 46 3 SO 7 9 34 8 6 3 9 2 16 7 6 0 48 4 6 9 3 9 2 u,h' 1264 1 7 5 "6 ' 105 103 6 128 0 96 5 124 6 125 0 98 6 16 7 110 9 139 3 113 7 New Mexico SI E Michigan So Miss Arkansas Si CINCINNATI TULANE Weber St W MICHIGAN II X - 1. I By RICK WARNER AP Football Writer p. 1 2). Pete Sampras (3), Bradenton, Fla., def. l Todd Woodbndge. Au- stral. 6 Goran Ivanisevic (4), Croatia, def. David Wheaton, Deephaven, Minn.. Petr Korda (5). Czechoslovakia, def. Willy Australia. Michael Such (12). Germany, def. Jeff Tarango, Manhattan Beach, Calif., Arnaud a Thomas Enqvist. Sweden, del. MafiVai Washington (10), Swartz Creek. Mich.. Henrik y attack is producing 334 yards per contest. Koy Detmer and Kordell Stewart have alternated at quarterback, so neither has played enough to qualify for league or national passing rankings. If they were eligible, they would be in the Big Eight and both would be in the top 10 nationally pass-happ- ""a"w""w"""iww4 "A message from the Homeowners' Association sire ... either you remove the basketball hoop above the drawbridge or they lay siege at dawn." Guy Forget (8). France, def. Magnus Larsson, Sweden, 6 (10-8- -2 contract. PORTLAND center, and CBA TRAIL BLAZERS-Wai- ved Charles McCovery. guard. SALT LAKE CITY Here are team scores and the top 10 plus local finishers in the state cross country meets at Sugarhouse Park Wednesday. Complete 4A results were not available because of a computer failure. Only the top 10 finishers were available in those races: 4A boys Mountain View 59, Viewmont 70. Roy 109, Weber 144, Bingham 165, Davis 175, American Fork 176, Timpview 181, Alta 240. Skyline 240. Clearfield 241, Brighton 298, Taylorsville 352, Highland 354, West Jordan 399. Hunter 415. 1, Jeff Bray. Brighton, 15:04.24; 2. Jeremy Call, Viewmont, 15:22; 3. Mark Jolley, Cottonwood, 15:29; 4, Frank Torres, Cottonwood, 15:29; 5, Dula Parkinson. Mtn View. 15:29. 6, Nate Hill, Weber. 15:30; 7. Dan Holm, Mtn View. 15:31; 8, Corbin Talley. Bingham, 15.37; 9, Phil Stoddard. Viewmont, 15:39; 10, Jaren Blake, Timpview, 15:41, 4A girls Orem 56. Mountain View 90. Timpview 124. Weber 127, Viewmont 133, Skyline 135, Brighton 211, Davis 248, Alta 257, East 272, Hillcrest 276. Bingham 300. West Jordan 316. Layton 319. Clearfield 350. Kearns 427. 1. Heather Frushour. Mtn View. 18:19.01: 2. Rosy Gardner, East. 18 21: 3. Nicole Hyer. Keams. 18:29: 4, Kara Ormond. Orem, 18:30; 5, Jenny Wadley. Viewmont. 18:42. 6. Jill Johnson, Viewmont, 18:42; 7, Gribble. Timpview, 18:43: 8. Becky Ott. Orem 18:46; 9. Stetanie Hansen, Skyline. 18:46: 10, Jodie Atkinson, Highland, 18:48. 3A boys Spanish Fork 89. Sky View 105, Mountain Crest 132, Logan 144, Judge 151, Lehi 182, Murray 189. Ogden 201, Payson 202, Bountiful 208, Cedar City 231, Uintah 255, Woods Cross 291, Emery 293. I, Gerald Hodgkinson, Ogden, 15:40 2; 2, Mike Klass, Judge, 15:44; 3. Jody Benson. Payson. 15:51; 4, Matt Lamb, Sky View, 15:56; 5, Shawn Peterson, Cedar City. 16:03. 6, Jay Buys, Sky View, 16.05; 7, Hugh Christiansen. Emery. 16:05: 8, Mike Hopkins, Mtn Crest, 16:06: 9, Kent Hammond, Tooele, 16:08; 10, Matt Lawrence, Bountiful. 16:12. II, Dustin Bennett. Sp Fork, 16:13; 17. Wayne Hale, Sp Fork, 16:29; 20, Jared Jen, Lehi, 16:34; 21, Mike Hughes, Sp Fork, 16:34; 22, Jeremy Moon, Sp Fork, 16:35. 26, Jon McKinnan. Lehi, 16:38; 27, Lee Gillie. Sp Fork, 16:40: 35, Ben Grimley, Lehi. 16:48: 38. Garry Brown, Payson, 16:53; 39, Scott Cummings, Lehi, 16:53. 41. Corey Murdock. Sp Fork. 16:56; 44, Pat Laney. Payson, 16.57; 46. Shawn Hansen, Sp Fork. 17:01; 54. Richard Hatch. Payson, 17:13; 56, Brian Steen, Sprlngville, 17:16. 75, James Giouannoni, Lehi. 17:36; 76. Brian Ewell, Payson, 17:38: 91, Nate Grimley, Lehi. 18:15; 92, Kumen Call, Lehi, 18:20; 98. Noah Lifterth, Payson, 18:34; 102, Gerald Peck. Payson, 18:45. 3A girls Mountain Crest 36. Logan 60. Cedar City 86. Sky View 119. Judge 136. Springville 156, Ogden 161. WxKfc Spanish Fork 184. Wasatch 236. Uintah Cross 256. Lehi 341. 1. Anna Watkins. Mtn Crest. 18 18 6: 2. Angie Todhunter. Springville. 19:08: 3. Kamaioni Curtis. Cedar City. 19:16: 4. Daisy Reeder. Logan. 19:29; 5, Mariam Chatfield. Cedar City. 19:29. 6. Alison Egnew, Mtn Crest. 19:39: 7. Melissa Thatcher. Mtn Crest. 19:39: 8. Emily Weaver. Sky View. 9. Hilary Price. Murray. 19:48: 19:53: 10. Johanna Trevenen. Spnngville. 19:54. 15. Rachel Halverson. Sp Fork, 20. Metanle Eaton. Sp Fork, 20:15; 26. Heidi Witney. Springville. 20:35; 42. Carolyn Shelton. Wasatch, 21:11, 43. Cheryl Carlile. Wasatch. 21:11. 46. Brooke Hales. Sp Fork. 21:16: 48. Alisa Crittenden. Wasatch, 21:24: 50. Jennifer Moss, Wasatch, 21:26: 54, Kellie Erickson, Sp Fork, 21:51; 57, Kelly Carter, Sp Fork. 22:05. Lehi. 22:08; 59. Kacey Hone. 58, Siri Brown. Springville, 22:10: 61, Natalie McDonald. Wasatch. 22:13; 65, Jennifer Murff. Wasatch, 22:24; 68. Brandee Livingston, Springville, 22:27. 69. Angie Pace. Sp Fork. 22:27; 74, Amari Rose. Wasatch. 22:46: 76. Melanle McKinney, Lehi. 22:50: 77. Heather Ballard. Sp Fork, 22:50; 79, Sheramy Johsson, Lehi. 23:05. 80. Liz Ellis. Lehi. 23:11; B3. Deena Fuller. Lehi, 23:39: 86. .Karalee Lambert. Springville, 23:49; 87, Carle Caron, Springville. 23:49. 2A girls Park City 36, South Sevier 66. San Juan 107. Richhetd 110. Hurricane 122. Kanab 133, Morgan 139. 1, Emily Choumos. Morgan. 19:16: 2. J.J. Kreiger, Park City, 19:40: 3. Knsti Wilkinson. South Sevier. 20:39: 4. Vanessa Bumf. Parti City. 10:44: 5. Kirsten Merchant. Beaver. 20:53. 6. Cherish Button. Kanab. 21:21; 7. Sheila Stubbs. San Juan. 21:22: 8. Heather Hall. Park City. 21:35: 9. Jennifer Merrell. Kanab. 21:45; 10. Jill Hamblln. South Sevier, 21:52. 29, Kwhka Tolman, Manti. 23:04. 2A boya Richfield 57. Park City 59. San Juan 59. Beaver 100. North Sanpete 119. South Sevier 130. Hurricane 136, Morgan 228. 1, Bryan Mose, San Juan, 16:23; 2. Jeremy Button. Kanab. 16:38: 3. Tav Streit. Park City. 16:46: 4. Matt Thomson, Park City, 16:54; 5, Brad Behnke. Park City, 16:59. 17:02: 7, Brandon 6, Evan Christensen. Richfield. Harrison. Richfield. 17:05; 8. Matt Baker. Manti, 17:07; 9. John Thornton, San Juan, 17:08: 10. Jacov Parnell, North Sanpete. 17:08. 17. Cameron Winters. North Sanpete. 17:31: 32. Jon Eicher. North Sanpete. 34, Logan Freeman. North Sanpete, 18:07; 39. Brandon Dase. North Sanpete. 18:15.52. David Tucker, North Sanpete, 18:46. Reinstated Darren Guest, center. D FOOTBALL HOCKEY NHL of Named Ellis broadcast services. BLACKHAWKS to a Bancroft, defenseman, from national Hockey League. COLLEGE CORNELL Suspended Kim Jordan, women's basketball coach, for five practices by the university tor holding practice before the NCAA s Nov. 1 starting date. DEPAUL Signed Joey Meyer, men s basketball coach, to a multiyear contract extension GATOR BOWL Announced the retirement of John Bell, executive director, eflective at the end ot the year. UTEP Announced Henry Hall, basketball guard, has left school. OLYMPICS British Olympic Association Elected Craig Reedie chairman: Neil d vice chairman; and Paul Pruszynski honorary treasurer. United States Olympic Committee USOC Named Patty Sabo manager of the athlete support department. SOCCER National Professional Soccer League COLORADO FOXES-Sign- ed Mark Santel, forward, to a three-yecontract. BOA NEW YORK (AP) The National League Managers of the Year as selected by the Baseball Writer s Association ot America (the BBWAA began selecting in 1963): 1963 Tommy Lascrda. Los Angeles 19B4 Jim Frey. Chicago 1985 Whitey Herzog. St. Louis Hal Lamer. Houston 1966 Bob Rodgers. Montreal 1907 1988 Tommy Lasorda. Los Angeles Don Zimmer. Chicago 1969 1990 Jim Leyland. Pittsburgh 1991 1992 Bobby Cox. Atlanta Jim Leyland. Pittsburgh The voting for the Baseball Writers NEW YORK (AP) Association of America s 1992 National League Manager ot the Year with name, team and votes on a basis: Manager Jim Leyland. Pit Felipe Alou, Mtt 1st 20 3 Bobby Cox. Atl Art Howe. Hou Lou Piniella. Cm 1 7. Pittsburgh (plus20'2) at No. at Arizona St. Arizona State only Pac-1- 0 team with winninc record against Troedge. The Buffaloes are No. 4 nationjans... ARIZONA ST. No. 14 Penn St. (minus 8) ally in pass defense and No. 16 at Brigham Young gainst the rush. The defense was at Lions' RB Richie Anderson is its best last week, limiting Kansas State to 16 yards, and stopping the nation's leading scorer ... PENN ST. Wildcats for zero or minus yardNo. 16 Tennessee (minus OVi) age 30 times. at South Carolina Nebraska only gives up one e Vols snap losing more point per game than Colostreak ... TFNNESSEE21-14- . rado, but the Cornhuskers allow 65 New Mexico St. (no line) more yards and are vulnerable at No. 7 Arizona against the pass. in rushing de- Wildcats No. The teams are tied for No. 8 in fense... ARIZONA 3 the AP poll and they tied last seaOklahoma St. (plus 20) son at Boulder. But Coloat No. 18 Kansas is unbeaten in its last rado Jayhawks off to best start since 25 Big Eight games, and Nebraska 1968... KANSAS 45-) hasn't defeated a Top 10 Oregon (plus 7) team since 1988. at No. 19 Washington St. With the home-fielCougars rebound from loss to advantage. Nebraska is a favorite. Southern Cal ... WASHINGTON Don't be fooled. ... COLORADO ST. No. 22 North Carolina West Virginia (plus 21) (minus 4) at Maryland at No. 1 Miami Tar Heels ranked for first time Hurricanes have won 54 straight this season ... NORTH CAROLIasainst unranked teams ... MIAMI NA No. 24 Mississippi St. No. 15 Stanford (plus 12VS) (minus 6V2) at Kentucky in Lexington ... at No. 2 Washington Bulldogs Huskies have never lost on HalKENTUCKY loween No. 25 Texas (minus 2Vi) ... WASHINGTON at Texas Tech No. 3 Michigan (minus 28) Red Raiders upset Longhorns . at Purdue TEXAS TECH Last week: 20-- 1 (straight): Wolverines can set record with 120-218th straight Bia Ten victory ... (spread). Season: MICHIGAN 48-(straight): (spread). 21-2- 34-2- Cleveland Cincinnati Hough, 1 1 19-1- 9 (6-0-- 1) 7. (5-1- d 5Vi-poi- 24-2- 1. 28-1- 0. nt 31-1- 7. 27-2- 4. 17-1- 4. (10-0-- 17-1- 0. . . 28-2- 3 15 4 7-- 9 68-6- 1 7. Puckett, Twins still talking test market, MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Kirby Puckett 's agent and Minnesota Twins general manager Andy MacPhail are still holding general discussions although Puckett has don't think anything will happen between now and the filing deadline," MacPhail said Wednesday. In fact. Puckett. like all free agents, can only discuss contract specifics with his 1992 team until I Nov. 8. Puckett. who said months ago that he would the made it a formality Wednesday. "The filing is nothing more than doing w hat you do to protect yourself to keep the lines of communi- cation open with everyone," said Puckett 's agent. Ron Shapiro. Shapiro said he "wouldn't take odds" on Puckett. one of the most popular athletes in Minnesota history, staying w ith the Twins. "But we certainly have demonstrated through this past year a desire to work something dut with Minnesota." he said. 0 5 12 109 65 29 9 16 114 0 0 CHICAGO .Joe Courtney, forward PACERS-WaivINDIANAPOLIS 5 2 W salary Kalamazoo Indianapolis Fort Wayne 10 26 26 4 L OTL Pts 4 5 0 6 3 3 0 6 2 5 0 4 6 4 Peona Kansas City 2 2 2 6 1 19 35 CF GA 42 22 19 San Diego Salt Lake Phoenu 8 4 0 2 7 45 20 30 GF GA 39 29 36 34 4 25 34 13 19 0 Pacific Division W LOTL CONSERVE WATER THIS YEAR. USE A SNAPPER BLOWER FROM CARPENTER SEED. Pts CF 0 16 GA 43 20 27 32 33 49 19 15 points are awarded tor a victory and one NOTE: Two 4 tor an overtime or shooioul loss Wednesdey's Game 2 Thursday's Game San Diego at Atlanta Friday's Games Indianapolis at Cincinnati San Diego at Cleveland Pnoenm at Kansas City Kalamazoo at Peons center, and Sean Woods, ed 0 0 CONFERENCE Midwest Division W LOTL Pts Phoenu 3. Kansas City Keith Tower, 2 5 WESTERN Milwaukee Name Larry Martin acting gener- Waived George Ac k let forward, and Carlos Funchess and John Morton, guards. MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Sig- ned Todd Day. forward, to HEAT Milwaukee at Salt Lake 1 Camcorder The most etating camcorder to come along in years! Electronc Image StabaJnalion for steady videos 10i Variable Speed Zoom Rated at only 2 Kit HiB High Resoluton Video Hi Fi Stsreo Sound Iflfl uilj hi in the palm of your hand with any TV or VCR Anything Less Just Won't Cut 3AiEinjii,$1Sfl99J. four ef hdm prat amy 1 1440 thru thu StwOty yCm PHOTO "0UR SEEOS CROW" Accessories 322-391- 5 C 1030 South State Street flRFM SALT LUXE 145 South State Street It Center ttu t, tUCTROXlCS 224-115- 3 & 7. 2nd 3rd Total Central Division infteid-er- ' 112 East 400 South 4. two-gam- points. GARY'S TRAILER HITCH CO. 0. CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W LOTL Pts GF GA S 2 0 10 32 23 Atlanta option salary BASKETBALL it 0 EASTERN Eastern League BOWIE Named J. Keith Lupton general manager. Carolina League Compact, Compatbie 8-- 27. No. 13 Southern Cal (minus 5) Navy BRlGHAM YOUNG Opening Nov. 2 in OremM 12 Syracuse in Big East over last twovears ... SYRACUSE 34- - Oranemen Defensively, Colorado has the filed for free agency. "We've been talking but National Laaoue MIAMI Signed Brian Noonan. contract. Recalled Steve Indianapolis of the Inter- PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Announ- ced Martin Straka. center, will join the Penguins after being released from his contract with the Skoda PLzen team in Czechoslovakia. ST. LOUIS lled Dave Mackey ami Kevin Miehm. forwards, from Peoria ot the International Hockey League. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Acquired Bob Beers, defenseman, from the Boston Bruins for Stephane Richer, defenseman. International Hockey League PHOENIX ROADRUNNERS Reassigned Mike Ruark, Jim Maher and Dave Stewart, defensemen. and Keith Redmond, left wing, to Muskegon of the Colonial Hockey League. SAN DIEGO GULLS-ReleMichael Brewer, center. Loaned Denny Lambert, left wing, to St. Thomas ot the Colonial Hockey League. Colonial Hockey League MUSKEGON ned Phil Berger, left wing. MONTREAL EXPOS Declined to oiler salary arbitration to Bill Krueger. pitcher. NEW YORK ME TS Named Ron Washington manager and Dave Jorn pitching coach of Columbia of the South Atlantic League SAN DIEGO PADRES Placed Ed Whrtson pitcher, on the voluntary retired list. Asked waivers on Dann Btlardello. catcher, tor the purpose of givtng him his unconditional release. guard. "Skip" Prince, executive director CHICAGO right wing, the 1993 option the 1993 of Terry Leach, pitcher. Declined to offer arbitration to Carlton Ftsk. catcher, and Charlie pitcher. MILWAUKEE BRE WE RS Declined to offer arbitration to Scott Fletcher and Jim Gantner, and Jesse Orosco. pitcher. manager. Bamber- BUFFALO BILLS -P- laced Brad Lamb, wide receiver, on injured reserve. Reclaimed Eddie Fuller, running back, off waivers. CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived Elston Ridgle. defensive lineman. Activated Roosevelt Nix, defensive lineman, from the practice squad. DETROIT LIONS Waived Chuck Thomas, center. Signed Leonard Burton, center. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Placed Ouentin Coryatt. linebacker, on injured reserve. Signed Tom Rickerts. offensive lineman. Waived Cornell Holtoway. defensive back KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Waived Eddie Muray, kicker. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Placed Tirr Gordon, safety, on the practice squad. Waived Darren Anderson, cornerback. from the practice squad. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Nathaniel Bolton, wide receiver, to its practice roster. NEW YORK ved Karl Wilson, defensive A B. Brown lineman. running back SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Signed Shawn lee. tensive tackle. Released Jim Skow, defensive end and Howard Griffith, running back, from the practice squad. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Signed Jacob Green, defensive end, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Signed E.J Junior, linebacker. BASEBALL American Lagu Exercised al Eric FEVER-Stg- ned Temple (plus 30) at No. 11 Boston College Big mismatch in Big East ... BOSTON COLLEGE 44-- l BALTIMORE ORIOLES Ot Tim Hulett. infielder. CHICAGO WHITE KEYS Fish, ger, center, and Kevin Madden and Latesler Rhodes, forwards. GRAND RAPIDS HOOPS Named Norm Devine director of media relations. Signed Darren Guest, center. CHINOOK-Acqu- ired Marty Haws and Andy Toolson, guards, from the Rock;,rd Lightning for Lowell Hamilton, forward; 4he rights to Les Jepsen. center, and a 1993 second-roun- d draft pick. YAKIMA SUN KINGS-Stg- ned Tod Bernard, forward. 2j, for? Matt Continental Basketball Association A TR-10- Trailer Hitches Elelctrical Wiring Colorado's new Meanwhile, Holm (16). Swe- FREDERICK 4. 55-1- den, def. Jakob Hlasek. reSwitzerland. tired. Karel Novacek (15), Czechoslovakia, def. Andrei Chesnokov, Russia, 1 27-2- 1 Boetsch, France, def. Wayne (7), South Africa, 7. . pr&JLinj Southwest La Home Team Ii n CAPS. Home team rating Includes three additional 71 69 6'i. Year to dale record record RYDER. Truck Rentals Skf lfOO Snowmobiles No. 5 Texas A&M (minus 27) at Southern Methodist See Nebraska run. Watch ColoAggies beat Mustangs 65-- 6 last ear . . TEXAS A&M 38-rado pass. No. 6 Florida St. (minus 7) In a clash of contrasting offenat No. 23 Virginia ses, the nation's No. rushing team faces the No. 4 passing team Slumping Cavaliers shock the VIRGINIA Saturday in a Big Eight showdown Seminoles No. 7 Georgia (minus 5) at Lincoln. vs. No. 20 Florida at Jacksonville Led by its talented tailback tanTeams have split last eight meetdem of Calvin Jones and Derek ings ... GEORGIA 28-- 2 . Brown. Nebraska is averaging 348 No. 10 Notre Dame (minus 38) yards on the ground. Jones leads vs. Navy, East Rutherford, N.J. the Big Eight in rushing with 109 Irish have won 28 straight over yards per game, just ahead of Midshipmen ... NOTRE DAME Brown's 105. WA X Jim Courier m Dade Fla., def. Derrick Rssugns. Pacific Pah sades. Calif. (7-- BULLS-Wai- ved Games ARIZONA Last week Arkansas 135 0 148 4 136 3 137 6 136 6 1 3 9 5 0 7 3 14 4 141 152 141 144 150 AUBURN Georgia fU""fcJLcT. ! City. Conference Ball St. BOWLING GREEN Central Michigan TOLEDO should be enough to edge past Cornhuskers IN THE BLEACHERS I South ol Fashion Place 261 - 4636 Southeast ot Univ 226-013- 7 Mall 373-374- Provo 0 TWO BLOCKS SOUTH Of MOVOCrMfTI Y |