Show t 4B Standard-Examin- Saturday er Nov 4 1989 Sports calendar Scoreboard Basketball ' " Eastern Conterence Division Statistics John McNamara's managerial record The managerial record of John McNamara who was hired as manager of the Cleveland Indians Friday: Regular season - 10858 4 7 Murphy 7 5 Lohaus Mitchell 20 0 10 Lowe 4 0 4 Campbell 2 7 19 Corbin 10-6 Roth 20 Royal 4 13 Lane 0 6 113 Utah (122) Edwards ton 2 fith 0 8 Ortiz Denver Utah 0 4 2 Brown 2 4 0 6 Grif- Leckner 7 3 4 2 40 Ea- 7 Totals 0 0 4 Hansen 23 5 Les 23 4 6 6 Davis 2 Totals 1 Stockton 15 17 6 Malone 5 6 4 0 Bailev 6 2 0 122 18-- 2 30 29 30 28 34 32 25-- 113 27-- 122 (Adams Utah 4 (Stockton Lever 1 Lichti 2 Rebounds-Denv- er 53 (LeGriffith ver 9) Utah 55 (Malone 16) Assists Denver 25 (Adams 7) Utah 35 (Stockton 19) Fouled out-Ea- ton 22 Utah 35 Total fouls-Den- ver Technical fouls -- Denver illegal defense Kempton A 12616 Three-poi- ver goals-Den- 7 - - At Charlotte NC Washington (116) 9 19 Williams King 8 24 Jones 0 7 2 Walker 9 12 Malone 6 0 8 10 Hammonds 3 Alarie 9 6 6 5 Eackles Colter 0 0 0 Grant 5 2 30-32 8 Horton 1 3 9 2 Totals 116 Charlotte (96) Tripucka 8 9 13 Rambls 6 0 6 Reid 4 4 9 4 8 Bogues 6 7 Chapman 2 0 16 Dozier 3 8 Row-so- m 4 Hoppen 3 4 5 3 7 Curry 20 Sichting 0 3 2 Gray 4 5 Totals 36-96 31 31 26 28-- 116 Washington 28 25 21 2- 2- 96 Charlotte 28 1 Three-poi- (WilReCharlotte 2 (Chapman Washington 65 (Williams Walker 11) ton 46 (Reid 7) 22 8) Charlotte 20 (Bogues 7) Fouled Total foul- s- Washington 27 Char- liams bounds— Charlotte (Walker ne out-no- lotte 30 Technical fouls— Washington Coach Unseld Charlotte Coach Harter A -- 23901 At Atlanta Indiana (126) Person 2 Smits ing 5 8 Dreiling 0 0 Totals Atlanta (103) Koncak 0 13-- Sanders 2 7 6 Schrempf 0 Wittman 0 6 0 1 126 12 18 7 Ma- 103 18-- Indiana Atlanta 33 27 30 36-- 126 24 29 28 22-- 103 ana (Person Atlanta (Wilkins Rivers 0-Rebounds -I- ndiana 60 (Thompson 18) Atlanta 58 (Malone 15) Assists -I- ndiana 32 (Fleming 9) Atlanta 16 (Rivers Webb Carr 3) Fouled out-n- one Total fouls — Indiana 25 Atlanta 29 Technical fouls — Indiana 2 illegal defense Malone A -- 15903 Three-poi- nt goals-lndi- 94 21-- 3 1 Miller At Boston Milwaukee (114) 5 Roberts 8 13-17 Sik-Pressev 7 9 2 6 Robertson 9 5- 11 Humphries 6-5 7 35 16 Pierce 12-4 Grayer 2 1 10 Coleman 6 Breuer 7 2 Henderson 2 0 0 Brown 4 6 Horford 0 0 3 3 0 Totals 114 Boston (127) 32 Pinckney 0 4 2 ParBird 10-ish 5 6 9 Pax son 6 4 6 Bagley 8 3 0 13 Johnson 2 4 Lewis 12-26 5 21 Gamble 4 6 Kleine McHale 0 7 0 8 Upshaw 0 1 0 Totals 9 -1- Totals A -- 17007 At Auburn Hills Mich New York (103) Newman Ewing 6 16 9 Totals 41-Detroit (106) Aguirre 2 7 4 3 9 Totals 4 0 2 0 7 13 Jack-so- n E Wilkins 7 8 Walker 0 10 26 Lalm-be- 18 Salley 8 7 9 2 106 28-- 21 22 35 28 27 27 25-- 103 24-- 106 (Strickgoals -- New York land Newman Jackson Tucker 2 Detroit (Dumars Hastings ReJohnson 1 Laimbeer Aguirre bounds— New York 43 (Oakley 11) Detroit 53 -23 Assists New 9) York (Aguirre (Jackson 9) Detroit 28 (Thomas 10) Fouled out -E- wing Total fouls-N- ew York 26 Detroit 19 Technicals -- Detroit coach Daly Detroit illegal defense 2 Hastings New York illegal defense Oakley A -- 21454 Three-poi- Williams 17 8 Boston Totals 1986 8 7 Friday: Year 1986 1987 1988 tals 3 Cleveland Chicago 3 7 17 17 25 A 18676 22 34 22 24 37 32 At St Petersburg 8 4 000 100 000- -1 Orlando 102 001 13x— 8 10 0 St Petersburg ' Cosgrove Siebert (4) Branch (7) Miller (8) and Bochy Sosa Raiich (6) Ellis (9) and Ben-Io- n 3 0-- 0 At Winter Haven Fla 000 631 000—10 15 1 Bradenton 300 020 000— 5 11 2 Winter Haven Freisleben Kravec (5) Lysander (8) and Cliburn Wise Willoughby (4) Bourbon (7) LWise 1 and Simunic HR -- Winter Haven Cooper (1) and Al OlNOTE: Willie Aikens was iver and Garth lorg each had three hits for with a Bradenton Cecil Cooper was home run for Winter Haven - 0 6 114 22 20 33 7- 1- 96 32 25 30 27-- 116 - (Sampgoals Sacramento son Smith 0--3 Preslev Ainge Portland -4 (Petrovic Young 0--1 Porter 0-Rebounds -- Sacramento 40 (McCray 8) Portland 67 (Williams 12) Assists Sacramento 18 (Smith 6) Portland 32 (Drexler 11) Total fools Sacramento 16 Fouled out-n- one Portland 27 — Technical Sacramento coach Reynolds A 12884 Three-poi- - - - Gekten State (106) 4 7 24 Blab Higgins 6 6 15 Mu Bln 0-- 0 7 0 Richmond 0 2 Hardaway 0-- 0 4 8 7 2 Garland 8 Lister 4 M Johnson 4 12 Bol Teagie 2 9 19 Taylor 2 4 Marciulionis 6 106 9 4 3 Totals PfiMAil ( 134) son Meier 22 3 Perry 4 24 Momacek 9 18 E Johnson 8 6 27 West 3 6 2 4 4 1 1 WHtiems Ba'he 0--2 0--6 8 Totals Betdea State 0-- 0 Football 4 23 3 2 0 1 Cart- 19 4 0 2 Jordan King 2 0 0 To- 25 26 22 26 28 23 36 32 10-- 119 15-- 124 - State quarterfinals Kearns 42 Skyline 22 Bonneville 13 Bingham 7 (OT) Friday's results Brighton 28 Provo 0 Davis 37 Cyprus 0 Friday's semifinals At University et Utah Kearns vs Bonneville 11:30 am Brighton vs Davis 6 pm State quarterfinals Friday's results Logan 40 Springville 13 Jordan 24 Bountiful 21 Emery 28 Box Elder 19 Woods Cross 42 Dixie 41 (3 OT) Thursday's semifinals At University of Utah Logan vs Jordan 11:30 am Emery vs Woods Cross 6 pm State semifinals Friday's results San Juan 49 Manti 21 Hurricane 37 Millard 28 Championship game Saturday Nov II (Site TBA) San Juan vs Hurricane -- 5 136 34 IHL East Division Grant 2 Lang 27-- 106 (Hig- Three -- point goals — Golden Stale 4 Bol Richmond 0--2 MercluNoms Jlns Phoema 6 (Maierle 3 Grant Rebounds — Chambers 0--1 E Johnson 0-Golden State 58 IHiggtne II) Phoema 55 (Gil70 (Higgins liam 8) Assists Golden Stale JohnHardaway Ger'end 3) Phoema 37 (K Gonten Total louts son 13) Fouled out-N— Goman touts 29 Technical 37 State phoema Slate It legal defense Hornace A 14146 - - Tennis Paris Indoor Open PARIS (AP) — Friday's results In the Paris Indoor Open tennis tournament at me Borcy Sports Palace (seedings in parentheses): Ouarterlinats Stefan Edberg (2) Sweden def Jakob NOTE: Two points are awarded lor a loss and one lor an overtime-shooto- ut Friday's results 9 Milwaukee 6 Muskegon Kaiampioo 1 lndanaPO(iS 8 Flint 6 Peoria S OT Saturday's games Muskegon at Fort Wayne Kaiamatoo pt Peoria Flint at Ind anaooiit Sad Lake City at Pnoemi Hla-se- k 3 Switzerland 4 Boris Becker (1) West Germany del Walty (2-7 4 6 (8-Mosur Australia Aaron Krickstein (6) Grosso Pointe Mich 6 def Brad Gilbert (4) Piedmont Calif 4 John McEnroe (3) Cove Neck N Y 4 MtchadhChang (5) Placentia Calif 0 36-- 136 pm 1' def 3 Virginia SNms of Now England WORCESTER Mass (AP) — Friday's results in the 300000 Virginia Slims of Now England tennis tournaments (seedings in Parenthesis): 2 Quarterfinals Martina Navratilova (I) def Pam Shrlver 0 Anno Smith def Conchlta Martinez (4) 6 3 6--2 Zina Garrison (3) def Lit Smytie 6--1 6 (7-- Gabriele Sabafini (2) def Ros Fairbanks 6--4 5 - Ramona McCubbin 250 Handicap games Louise Fielding 250 Donna Cembrola 249 Linda Russell 246 Julie Spatz 245 Shirley Lemmons 242 Georgian Buttars 241 Robyn Gruber 241 Helena Reiss 240 Tawnie Oliver-so- n 239 Verla Busson 239 Karen Hurd 237 Chevy Lamb 237 Carol Locke 236 Sharon Barker 236 Denise Reid 234 Lou Chambers 233 Evelyn Webb 233 Roxane Green 233 Mattie Wilson 231 Betty Cornwell 230 Patty Burr 230 Ann Stokes 230 Palsy Bushman division — 816 Friday's results Parowan 23 Duquesne 6 North Summit 30 Monticello 0 Friday's championship game At Snow College Parowan vs North Summit I 3 8 Cham6 K John6 22 10 3S 36 37 37 - Washington 2 Toronto 1 Edmonton 5 Calgary 2 Winnipeg 3 Vancouver 2 Saturday's games (Times MST) ‘ L ' St Louis at Quebec 1205 pm Buffalo at Boston 505 Pm Los Angeles at Hartford 535 pm Detroit at New York Islanders 535 pm New York Rangers at Montreal 605 Pm New Jersey at Calgary 605 pm Philadelphia at Toronto 605 pm Pittsburgh at Edmonton 60S pm Chicago at Minnesota 6JS pm - Scratch games Pat Lazenby 246 Sherryl Hart 236 Barbara Takahashi 233 Marie Suekawa 233 Midi Adams 233 JoAnn McClure 232 Nancy Gifford 228 Kay Leak 225 Sharon Glass 224 Katherine Davis 224 Alyce Omer 224 Paula Graham 224 George Kipp 224 Dorothy Torsak 223 Amy Thomas 220 Handicap series — Donna Cembrola 658 Helena Reiss 648 Lou Chambers 644 Glenna Worring 643 Eleanor Frank 643 Jerre 642 Denise Reid 641 Lori Carter 639 Delsa Barber 639 Eileen Richard 635 Betty Cornwell 635 Debbie Maryalt 635 Mitzy Martin 634 Bonnie Krichbaum 632 Ramona McCubbin 629 Deanne Upshaw 629 Gwenn Herring 628 Laura Motley 626 Shirley Lemmons 625 Linda Russell 621 Patsy Bushman 621 Georgian Buttars 621 Judy Niblack 619 Karen Jones 618 Donna Larson 617 Tonya McQuirk 616 Wendy Sims 612 Arlene Lip-tr- ot 612 Mary Cowan 611 Marcia Bliss 609 Cheryl Pierce 609 Sue Bowen 607 Jolene Sexton 607 Roxane Green 603 Julie Spatz 602 Becky Gutierrez 601 Louise Fielding 600 Mary Fuller 599 Iva James 599 Donna Rardin 599 Rosa Rivera 598 Sharon Nichols 598 Ann Gilmore 597 Ellie Flackman 596 LaFaye Duce 596 Verla Busson 596 Barbara Winward 596 Eileen Tingey 594 Vicki Mi-594 Jacque Stireman 592 Terry Bell 591 Chevy Lamb 591 Patty Burr 591 Dee Gardner 590 Della Moskey 589 Gena Applewhite 589 Vickie Vega 587 Adele Fulmer 587 Trulillo 586 Joyce Whitaker 586 Carol Locke 585 Diana Jessop 585 Pat Howard 5 585 Kathy Conrad 584 Marie Hirabayashl 583 Ina Fisher 583 Cleo Ogaard 583 Cathy Wedde 583 Cindy Bezzant 282 Rosie God-nic- k Tony Owens (games of 254 211 and 235) 700 Cary Carter 692 Tony Frankino 679 Gary Mcllrath 675 Paul Searle 670 Rich Farris 667 Jim Lux 662 Phil Edwards 662 Max Lllienquist 659 Scott Christensen 656 Steve Robbins 653 Don Criswell 652 Dennis Charlton 648 Phil Reeder 646 Don Pelca 642 Ed Maas 637 Randy Ke-zi- or 628 Bob Onishi 626 Max Shellabarger ki 625 Kyle Day 623 Don Songer 621 Jeff 621 Phil Bake 617 Nick Blazich 614 Dick Loomis 613 Scott Harada 613 Bob Schwab 612 Jim Petersen 612 Brian Cervin-s- kl 612 Larry Brunson 611 Gene Berry 608 Bob Stanger 607 Merle Hildreth 607 Derrick Nay 607 Gary Day 606 Glen Hamblin 605 Don Cline 605 Don Thomas 605 Emmett Sexton 604 Larry Weber 602 John Gemar 601 Steve futorow 601 Gary Kalansky 599 Clare Naegle 599 Lee Kesler 598 Larry Dugger 597 Mike Taylor 597 Jerry Palmer 596 Jesse Snow 596 Gene Seguin 595 Larry Hersch 595 Phil Cave 594 Del Stanger 592 Jim Gailey 592 Ed Tuttle 592 Bob Murray 591 Ron Hart 591 Zane Day 587 Kraig Lund 586 Alan Burk 585 Ed Riding 584 Flovd Trujillo 584 Clark Hutchison 584 Randy Young 583 Dean Brown 58J Ron Pardoe 583 Scott Cole 58 Jeff Owen 582 Al Syme 582 Scott Johnson 582 Allen Warren 581 Mike Johnson 580 Robbie Roberts 580 Wavne Carter 580 Ron Hamblin 580 Bill Church 580 Randy Shupe 579 Bob Kezior 577 Howard Christensen 576 Lew Stevens 576 Leo Rumsey 575 Brian Shupe 575 Dennis Wright 575 Four-gam- e series — Darold Fielding 898 Tony Owens 192 Paul Searle 883 Keith Orton 873 Rich Karlya 869 Martin Higlev 858 Bob Scadden Jr 852 Warren Slg-li- n 845 Darin Youngman 827 Max Shetlabar-g- er 822 Ross Yoshimura 822 Bill Chrisman Thursday's results NHL 2 Women's division Scratch series — Sharon Glass 632 Pat 620 George Kipp 616 Midi Adams 612 Kathy Browning (first 600 series games of 187 204 and 217) 608 JoAnn McClure 592 Sherrvl Hart 591 Katherine Davis 587 Nancy Gifford 584 Marie Suekawa 583 Gloria Eld-rid579 Karin Gilmore 576 Marlean Varney 574 Paula Graham 572 Martha Harada 571 Corinne Valentine 568 Ylonda Gardner 568 Char Songer 567 Lee Snitchler 566 Kay Leak 566 Terry Steiger 565 Carla Green-halg- h 564 Mona Groendyke 563 Shirley Gardner 562 Sue Bangerter 562 Vardeli se Laursen 561 Amy Thomas 558 Connie 556 Diane Schow 554 Shirley Weber 553 Naomi Coolbear 550 Carol Williamson 549 Sylvia Jones 549 Kathy Pritchett 547 Deanne Rasmussen 546 Linda Rhoades 545 Pat Freese 545 Barbara Takahashi 542 Joyce Voss 542 Nancy Oyler 539 Jazz Ha-z539 Sharon Cossey 536 Tammy Morton 535 Jeanne Hamblin 533 Marty Shadbolt 531 Brenda Karch 530 Terry Bell 529 Cheryl Beck 528 Jackie Brown 524 Dona Dillon 580 Scratch games — Bob Onishi 278 Phil Reeder 268 Max Shellabarger 268 Cary Carter 265 Rich Ferris 259 Gary Mcllrath 258 Bill Chrisman 256 Ed Maas 255 Emmett Sexton 255 Jett Cervinski 251 Dennis Charlton 251 Phil Edwards 248 Don Pelca 247 Bob Scadden' Jr 247 Paul Searle 246 Larry Weber 245 Jerry Palmer 245 Tony Frankino 244 Robbie Roberts 243 John Gemar 242 Bob Schwab 241 Bud Martin 239 Bob Murray 238 Kraig Lund 238 Keith Orton 238 Ron Hamblin 237 Lee Youngman 237 Don Thomas 237 Alan Burk 237 Warren Siglln 237 Martin Higiey 237 Mark Peek 236 Keith Palmer 236 Gary Day 236 Fred Williams 236 Bryon Thomas 236 Scott Christensen 235 Russ Nakano 235 Jim Petersen 235 Bin Church 235 Glen Hamblin 234 Gene Seguin 234 Paul Burton 234 Shon Mildon 234 Ron Everlev 233 Paul Rainlak 233 Max Lilienquist 232 Randv Kezior 232 Rich Karl-v- a 232 Kyle Day 232 Steve Robbins 232 Harry Whitney 232 Lee Kesler 231 Paul Searle 231 Larry Tryonovich 231 Handicap series — Steve Bangerter 702 Ken Snoy 679 Shane Carter 675 Gary Bowen 671 Rich Penman 667 Sam Stewart 665 Paul Barrett 663 Bob Kenley 661 Randy Rendel 658 France Mainer 657 Randv Eaton 656 Merlin Edwards 656 Abe Martinet 655 Mike Langley 654 Dennis Chorniak 654 Doug Voss 652 Bob Clark 652 Raul Cabrera 650 Jeff Nakaishi 649 Rudy Steckleln 648 Mike Stenquist 643 Ernie Evans 643 Gerry Funk 641 Joe Trino 634 Bob Bramhall 634 Jeff Foil 634 Kay Sase Jr 630 Dennis Petersen 629 Merlin Mitchell 628 Hal Seifert 628 Steve Johnson 628 Steve Cullum 626 Jerry Playle 625 Jerry Cervinski 625 Jay Fackrell 624 Flovd Evans 624 Don Vega 623 Wende Sglin 623 Dave Arave 622 Dave Eowerds 622 Pete Manning 621 Jay Jarvis 621 Feiioe Meesfas 621 Mel Kruse 620 Andy Po 6)9 Glenn Logan 618 Ray Liptrot 617 Kim Coates 615 Handicap games — Don Bambenek 271 Dave Stamm 268 Gary Bowen 265 Kay Sasa Jr 265 Bob Kenley 263 Randv Randal 256 m Randy Eaton 251 Bob Clark 249 Everett 248 Shane Carter 248 Ernie Evans 247 Dave Arave 247: Raul Cabrera 245 Brent Hoskins 244 Gary Wnom 242 Robert Miner 241 Jerry Ptayte 20 Stoney Bowden 240 Jeff Foil 240 Oave Chambers 240 Don Weaver 240 Bob B'amhaa 239 Jeff Dev 239 Merlin Edwards 239 Jimmy G'Oson 23S Pay Liptrot 238 Dave Edwards 238 Paul Sere-k- a 237 Kav Bed 235 Rich Aeschkmann 235 France Hot nor 235 Curt Lund 235 Steve Cut-tu- rn 235 Extras game — 1:30 pm NCAA football: West Virginia at Penn State ESPN Bowling Men' At University et Utah O ebacker from Injured Gelbaugh quarterback Scratch series Prep boys Hockey 3 - November Activated Shane Conlan linreserve Waived Stan 521 Tonight NCAA football: Oregon at Brigham Young University (KSL 1160 AM) 11:15 am NCAA football: Eastern Washington at Weber State (KLO 1430 AM) 12:40 pm Tonight NCAA football: Utah State at University of the Pacific (KJQ 1490 AM) 7:30 pm IHL hockey: Salt Lake at Phoenix (KRSP 1060 AM) NCAA football: Nebraska at Colorado B 12:30 pm NCAA football: Illinois at Iowa or Arizona at California FootbaR Buffalo Bills 230 NFL Sunday's games (Times MST) Buffalo at Atlanta 11 am Chicago at Green Bay 11 am Cleveland at Tampa Bay 11 am Detroit al Houston 11 am Indianapolis at Miami 11 am Los Angeles Rams al Minnesota 11 am New York Jets al New England 11 am Seattle at Kansas City 11 am Cincinnati at Los Angeles Raiders 2 Pm New York Giants at Phoenix 2 pm Philadelphia at San Diego 2 pm Pittsburgh at Denver 2 pm Dallas at Washington 6 pm jMondty's own New Orleans at San Francisco 7 pm 9 18 16 9 6 10 Coooer Robinson 0 0 7 8 Petrovic 7 12 Portland bers 1 osa NOTE: Steve Kemp Steve Henderson and Sergio Ferrer each had two hits —for St Petersboth doubles burg Bill Madlock was for Orlando 34-- 127 Drexler 19 Sacraments 5 ne Fla 34-- 114 22 Williams 2 Young 10-- HRs-no- At Snow CoKepo 2 GHhem (AL) (AL) (AL) nings striking out three and walking none Steve Ontiveros collected three hits and scored two runs for St Lucie 96 Portland (114) 9 Kersey Ouckworth 2 New York New York New York 1 At Portland Sacramento (96) 8 8 6 17 30 Tisdale McCray 5 12 Ainge 17 Smith Sampson 7 2 8 12 Presley 4 Del Negro 0-- 0 0 0 0 2 Jackson 0 Turn2 Allen er 0--1 0 0 Stokes 0 0 0 Totals 4 24-- 0-- 0 L Pet Fn 90 72 556 2 89 73 549 4 45 48 484 5 224 193 537 W NOTE: Juan Beniquez and Clint Hurdle each drove in two runs for St Lucie Vida Blue allowed just one run on five hits over five in- goals — Milwaukee (Pierce 1 Sikma 1 Robertson Boston Graver (Bird Bagley — Rebounds Milwaukee 37 (Roberts Robertson 7) Boston 58 (Pinckney 9) Assists -- Milwaukee 21 (Robertson 7) Boston 37 (Bagiev 16) Total fouls -- Milwaukee 31 Fouled out-n- one Boston 27 A -- 14890 Porter 429 (Times MST) St Lucie at FI Myers 11:05 am Orlando at St Petersburg 1 1:30 am Bradenton at Winter Haven 5:05 pm Gold Coast at West Palm Beach 5:05 pm Friday's Senior League linescores At Ft Myers 010 130 03- 0- 8 11 0 St Lucie 8 3 000 100 00x- -l Ft Myers Blue Murphy (6) Travers (7) D'Acquisto (9) and Hurdle Gale Hood (5) Rasmussen L-lue (6) Drago (9) and Castillo Brown Totals 429 Friday's results Three-poi- 6 4 4 Bradenton 10 Winter Haven 5 St Petersburg 8 Orlando 1 St Lucie 8 Fort Myers 1 West Palm Beach 4 Gold Coast 3 12 innings 124 - 3 3 Kristie Loos rotted a 179 a spare pm NCAA football: Florida at Auburn ESPN 5:30 pm Tonight NBA basketball: Boston at WGN Chicago 6:30 R Radio am 571 Northern Division goals Cleveland (Ehlo 9 Kerr Harper Chicago (Hodges 5 Rebounds — Jordan Pippen 4) Cleveland 65 (Harper 10) Chicago 54 (Cartwright 15) Assists -- Cleveland 32 (Kerr 9) Chicago 27 (Pippen 7) Fouled out -- Rollins Williams Total fouls Cleveland 30 Chicago -Three-poi- 400 Senior League 127 Milwaukee Boston Regular season Major League Totals 20 6 Totals 4 Pippen Paxson 54 Armstrong Hodges 7 0 8 Perdue 6 8 15-- 5 2-- 4 36 Kerr 7 Ehlo 3 6 Lou Pinieda's managerial record The managerial record of Lou Piniella who was hired as manager of the Cincinnati Reds 119 Chicago (124) Grant 8 wright 1 Brown 2 Keys Horse racing: The Breeders’ card Q 11:30 Cup seven-rac- e Transactions World Series At Chicago Cleveland (119) 0 2 Rollins Harper 0 7 Mokeski 5 6 000 er ThomDumars 3 Edwards Johnson Rodman 4 3 6 Hastings 5 2 10 17 New York Detroit 3 3 - 103 18-- 2 as Oakley G Wilkins Tucker Strickland 6 12 1 23 4 21 4 0 4 4 Saturday's games LA Lakers (102) 7 4 18 22 Green Worthy 1 11 John18 Scott Thompson 5 0 3 Drew 20 Cooper 8 son 2 8 Divac 0 2 2 Totals 2 102 Dallas (94) 10-18 Tarplev 10-3 23 Dantley 2 11 4 Harper 5 Donaldson 2 2 13 14 Blackman Perkins Jones 0 0 0 Davis 4 0 4 Williams 8 7 White 3 4 0 8 0 Totals 94 28 22 30 22-- 102 LA Lakers 14 27 23 3- 0- 94 Dallas Three-poi- nt goals -- Los Angeles (Johnson Cooper Worthy 2 Scott 1 Drew Dallas (Blackman Harper Rebounds -- Los Angeles 57 (Green 14) Dallas 54 (Tarpley 17) Assists-L- os Angeles 26 (Johnson 12) Dallas 19 (Harper 8) Fouled out-n- one Total fouls -- Los Angeles 21 Dallas 22 League Championship Series Cincinnati Boston 1979 1986 5008 At Dallas 3 Willis 7 0 Volkov 4 25 Miami 26 A Bennett Wilkins 2 4 McCloud 2 0 8 3 36 Flem- 2 6 10 4 3- 10-- Nix 0 0 Thompson 9 20 Battle 5 16 Rivers 11 Webb 0 6 Levlngston 7 0 5 6 Marble 10 Carr 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 Totals 0 Toney lone 8 Miller Green 10 8 18 3 10 28 1 At Miami New Jersey (110) 13 Shackleford 0 18 Morris Carroll 8 2 8 Conner 7 0 8 Hopson 9 19 Short 7 7 Bowie 6 9 16 Blaylock 8 6 17 Carlisle 0 0 0 Brundy 0 0 2 Taylor 0 2 Jackson 0 0 7 110 Totals 6 Miami (90) 14 7 Long 8 Thompson 8 1 8 Selkalv 8 4 12 Edwards 5 18 Sparrow 0 0 5 Rice 0 Sundvold 6 13 9 0 7 2 10 Frank Davis Douglas 0 2 Haffner 0 2 Cummings 4 0 4 2 90 Totals 3 New Jersey 35 20 28 27-- 110 13 28 29 2- 0- 90 Miami Three-poi- nt (Blaygoals -- New Jersey lock Conner 1 Hopson 1 Morris Miami Rice 1 Edwards (Sundvold Rebounds-Ne- w Jersey 61 (Shackleford 16) Miami 62 (Seikaly 13) Assists — New Jersey 20 (Conner Blaylock 5) Miami 19 (Douglas 8) Fouled out-n- one Total fouls — New Jersey Lichli 2 0 Hughes 0 Hanzlik 0 Branch 0 am 6 Seattle (106) 4 6 24 24 McKey 10-McDaniel 10-3 33 McMillan 8 7 Ellis 13-Cage 4 0 0 2 Thread 0 5 Polvnice 1 0 2 Kemp Sellers 5 2 6 Barros 9 5 106 3 Totals 25 26 25 18 — 94 Minnesota 21 26 29 30-- 106 Seattle -Three-poi(Roth goals Minnesota 8 Seattle (Ellis 6 Barros Campbell 1 Rebounds -- Minnesota 40 Kemp (Corbin 8) Seattle 53 (Cage 11) Assists-Min-nes- ota 14 (Lowe Roth 4) Seattle 22 (Thread Total fouls — Minnesota 6) Fouled out-no- ne 23 Seattle 20 Friday's games Boston 127 Milwaukee 114 Washington 116 Charlotte 96 Indiana 126 Atlanta 103 New Jersey 110 Miami 90 Detroit 106 New York 103 Los Angeles Lakers 102 Dallas 94 Chicago 124 Cleveland 119 OT Utah 122 Denver 113 Portland 114 Sacramento 96 Seattle 106 Minnesota 94 Phoenix 136 Golden State 106 LA Clippers 102 Houston 88 Saturday's games (Times MST) Miami at New York 5:30 pm Milwaukee at Philadelphia 5:30 pm Detroit at Washington 5:30 pm New Jersey at Orlando 5:30 pm Cleveland at Indiana 5:30 pm Boston at Chicago 6:30 pm LA Lakers at San Antonio 6:30 pm Phoenix at Denver 7:30 pm Houston at Golden State 8:30 pm Seattle at Sacramento 8:30 pm At Salt Lake City Denver (113) 2 10 Schayes English 4 25 Lever Rasmussen 5 29 Kempton 3 Adams 2 0 12 Richardson West 0 0 0 Totals 8 11 4 NCAA football: Mississippi State at Alabama TBS 10:30 parentheses) Men's singles Semifinals Brad Pearce Provo Utah def Niklas Kultl 4 6 (7-Sweden 6 Jan Gunnarsson (1) Sweden def Kelly 4 4 Jones San Diego At Seattle Minnesota (94) 6 am in US-USS- R boxing men’s volleyball TBS 8:05 pm (taped) NCAA football: Oregon at Brigham Young University O) 9 pm (taped) PGA golf: World Class of Golf ESPN 10 pm Sunday Auto racing: Formula One Grand Prix of Australia ESPN 6:30 am (taped) Running: New York City Marathon O 8:30 am Today NCAA football: Michigan State at Indiana ESPN 10:30 - tournament (seedings US-USS- Television in the 75000 Bergen Open men's indoor tennis ts heavy-weigh- US Olympic Gold: pm 1 Stewart pm SH0 8 f Today NCAA football: Oregon it Brigham Young University noon NCAA football: Eastern Washington at Weber State Bergen Open BERGEN Norway (AP) Friday's results - A - the 100000 Virginia Slims of Indianapolis tournament: Women's singles Quarterfinals Katerina Maleeva (1) Bulgaria def Natalia 3 Medvedeva Soviet Union 3 Amy Frazier (5) Rochester Mich def 2 3 Halle Cioffl Knoxville Tenn Ronni Reis Miami Fla def Jana Pospisllo-v- a 4 6 Czechoslovakia 3 Raffaella Reggi (3) Italy def Larisa Sav0 chenko (6) Soviet Union 36 4 Women's doubles Quarterfinals Natalia Medvedeva and Leila Meskhi (4) Soviet Union def Ronni Reis Miami Fla and 6 5 Hu Na San Diego Calif def 4 Alex vs Live action Virginia Slims of Indianapolis ' INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Friday's results in Baseball Johnson 7 4 7 Olaiu-wo- n 2 26 Lloyd Wiggins 12-3 0 0 0 4 Chievous 0 2 Lucas 2 6 0 2 Floyd 6 13 Bowie 3 L Smith 1 88 Totals 4 21-LA Clippers (102) 7 0 3 3 C Smith 24 6 Norman 2 8 Williams 6 16 Grant Wolf 7 3 0 0 11 Bryn 2 0 McKinney 8 6 6 19 BannisGarrick 5 0 6 Young 102 ter 3 2 6 Totals 0 12-32 25 17 1- 4- 88 Houston 24 22 29 27-- 102 L A Clippers Three-poi(Floyd goals — Houston 2 Los Angeles Johnson (Williams Rebounds -- Houston 48 (Thorpe 9) Los An16 geles 55 (Norman 13) Assists-Hous- ton (Flovd 5) Los Angeles 30 (Grant 10) Fouled out — Olaiuwon Total fouls — Houston 27 Los Angeles 22 Technical fouls Houston illegal defense Los Angeles illegal defense Wiggins 14 19 8 NBA Atlantic ' At Las Angeles Houston (88) Thorpe ' pm 7:35 Boxing: Evander Holyfield pm Sports briefs NC State officials face infractions board eighth are invited to register at the Layton Sun ’N Surf building Registration will close Nov 17 TUCSON Ariz (AP) — North There is a $25 registration fee reCarolina State officials answered quired if a jersey is needed $20 questions from the NCAA’s in- if the player uses his last year’s fractions committee for four jersey hours Friday and later said the Junior High School League hearing was thorough and play will be held on Thursday evenings The Elementary League Four of the committee’s five has set its games for Saturday '' members mornings are working the North Carolina The program is still seeking State case to determine what coaches Further information is sanctions should be levied against available by calling the Wolfpack basketball program which the NCAA has charged Ogden youth listed with seven violations in ski rankings- “I have nothing to compare it ASPEN Colo — Ogden’s Justo since it’s the first time I’ve tin Wight Kaye Starley Jeremy gone through something like that” said NC State Coach Jim Booth and James Nadauld were listed among Utah’s top junior Valvano “It was very thorough skiers for the 1988-8- 9 ski season you go over question by quesThe rankings were awarded by tion” The NCAA charged Valvano’s the Junior National Standard Ski program in September with eight Race program (NASTAR) Wight a fifth grader at Grandrules violations One subsequentview Elementary placed fifth ly was dropped French said among the state’s 9 year-ol- d Valvano was athletic director boys skiers He posted a personal during the period in which the viseason-beolations occurred handicap of 42 Starley was ranked seventh in The school has acknowledged age girls group the sale of tickets and of shoes by the 2 year-ol- d She is a sixth grader at Mount players as the most serious infracOgden Middle School tions Booth and Nadauld finished Drug ranked fifth and 10th respectivenegative 5 ly among the year-ol- d for Dallas’ Tarpley boys skiers Both are sophomores at DALLAS (AP) — The medical Ogden High School Prodirector of the After-Car- e The NASTAR program ranks gram for NBA players confirmed the top 10 boys and girls in six Friday that tests on Dallas Mavcategories in all 50 states ericks forward Roy Tarpley detected no drugs But Dr Dave Lewis would not Provo’s say at a news conference before in tourney final the game between the Mavericks BERGEN Norway (AP) — and the Los Angeles Lakers how American qualifier Brad Pearce soon after Tarpley’s Provo Utah and disappearance a week ago of Jan Gunnarsson of Sweden been that the test had conducted scored semifinal victories Friday failure for to Tarpley’s report in the Bergen Open tennis champractice last Friday fueled speculation that he might be suspended pionships Pearce defeated Niklas Kulti of from the league for violating rules Sweden the world’s use concerning drug 4 6 (7-“If any of these tests come up junior player 6 The American trailed positive" then action is taken 1 in the third set Lewis said adding that a failure Gunnarsson who is seeking his would have been Tarpley’s “third first title in five Bergen Open strike" Lewis said he was not allowed straight attempts eliminated 4 Kelly Jones of San Diego 4 to disclose specifics about indiThe title match will be played vidual players because of federal today regulations faculty-representati- ve 546-858- 0 state 7-- st 10-1- tests 13-1- Pearce earns spot ed top-seed- top-rank- 4-- 6-- 7-- 4) 4-- 6-- 76ers sign Mahorn to multi-ye- ar deal PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia 76ers announced Friday the signing of forward-centRick Mahorn to a multi-yecontract one day before they open the NBA season No terms were disclosed “Rick is a piece of the puzzle we felt we needed to make this a very good ballclub He’s a great defensive player and we feel he will be able to make a great contribution to the team’s success” general manager John Nash Mahorn is beginning his 10th NBA season as the 76ers prepare to open tonight at home against the Milwaukee Bucks The 76ers received Mahorn from the Minnesota Timber-wolve- s for a No I draft pick in 1990 and No 2 picks in 1991 and er ar ’92 Layton sets youth basketball program LAYTON — The Layton City Recreation Department is currently holding registration for a boys basketball program Boys grades fourth through 6-- Nelle rolls 300 game at Ben Lomond Lanes OGDEN — Horst Nelle produced the first 300 game of his career Monday at the Ben Lomond Lanes The Layton resident rolled the perfect game as a member of the Rogers Eggs team His team members include Blair and Brian Rogers and the three compete in the Gamer Scratch Trio League “Every one of them (the 12 strikes) was in a pocket” said Nelle “I was concerned about the last strike when I sent the ball a little bit wide right but it came back in" He said he wasn’t aware he had e a t ihe making until he converted his seventh strike 300-gam- Neither of his teammates jinxed him by talking about a perfect game possibility “I knew I had a chance and the team was very supportive" said Nelle “During the last ball everything got real quiet It came in the fourth game of a 959 series His other games were 203 212 and 236 His previous best game was a 280 game bowled five years ago |