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Show Milwaukee Police Arresl Woman For Stabbing Eagle Defenseman By Roger Graves Tribune Sports Writer While Salt Lake Golden Eagle defenseman Gaiy Stewdii ineidiiy began walking down the road to recovery in a Milwaukee hospital Friday, Milwaukee police also made considerable progress in their attempt to solve the bizarre stabbing case which saw the Stewart nearly lose his life earlier this week Milwaukee police arrested Cheryl Denise Larkin Friday at 3 10 p m. (CST) on a state warrant for attempted murder and armed robbery for her alleged involvement in the stabbing of Stewart and Golden Eagle teammate Eric Magnuson Monday morning According to Milwaukee Police Capt. Thomas Thelen, Larkin will be arraigned on second-degre- e felony charges Saturday "Weve been trying to locate her for three days, and she was finally picked up in an area quite close to where the stabbing took place, reported Capt Thelen via telephone Friday. She has been making some statements admitting to the offense, I 4 j vV K v Capt Thelen "A man apparently came up to the car and drove it awav with the women in it after the stabbing but it was determined be no criminal offense The co- but her story differs a little bu from the hockey p jyers That's about as " specific as 1 can be Lai kui, whu Waa ullV iv.tcu Gf pTOS titution in 1978 according to Milwau kee County court records, allegedly stabbed Salt Lake's Stewart after Stewart and Magnuson accepted a ride from two women and were reportedly robbed of $250 on the North side of Milwaukee at approximately 3 am. Monday. Stewart suffered a lacerated coronary artery and under- ' tt v ake 1 t 1 7 V ) caine charge against Kimberlv i l Hughes has nothing to do with this case or the hockey players." i V Milwaukee Police Lt Eugene Becker said Fridas night that Stewart aided in the identification of Larkin and is expected to officially sign a criminal complaint Saturfay rtiorn-ing However, Becker also rated that it wasn't necessary for Stewart to sign such a complaint before charges were filed In a case of this nature, the state is actually the complain-tant- , but he has assisted in identifying the arrested party and has indicated he would like to sign a personal complaint tomorrow Saturday" 1 " NJ Feb 2n lllis I against James 'yiiuk tails for lbs i to fight penal alti action m I as egas ptil lien thelommv Heuins Mar v elous M,n m llaglei t li.i in pmr.sh ip go His o ponent is Hunt cru Tel The si hedule as tin . Smith 1 lot would be ej ,ced bv tne Coonev fight it the $1 million oiler is at t opted Also on tin' ti illative list is a fight in South Atiiru against Got tv Goet-7onext September. Mann said I While police were finally able to apprehend the stabbing suspect, Stewart continued to show remarkable progress in his recuperation from heart surgery The native of Salmon Arm, BC., was out of bed and walking a bit Friday saluidav lhune By John Mooi e ilnme Spot ts IM tor ',i I'm. a, bn n or I tal, an ,m ur hi'j . v w eight ( ban, .on, h,t x.gned With Hob iums Top Hank for five fmlll'' will, all lit i i f SI pi v m i il million to figi.t ( lei y Co P'H i. ti nl.it iv elv in the Salt Pa n e Rebel t Mann Finals Iiiaiiii.il said the fn-- l fight will be ail eight toundet in st Puil. Minn Nov 22. folh)Wlt hjinallni mpULMim t, u. m. Las egas t c 2(1 Thud in the ser ii s w ,11 be a r'am event m il.mtic t'nv K c"i"-nutte- went am3rgen'y rhearUnurgesy air Milwaukee County General Hospital, where he is now reported in good condition Milwaukee police arrested Kimberly Hughes, 23, and her brother Wednesday in conjunction with the stabbing incident Hughes remains in police custody after being charged with theft from a person" and possession of cocaine, according to Capt Thelen Hughes' brother was detained for questioning, but has been released The brother of Kimberly Hughes was questioned, but played no part in the crime and was released," said I ember Nov , B17 'i, 1'tKj Former Utah Heavyweight Inks Hieh Top Hank Boxing Contract A ; he Sail Pisa Finai Final, a Samoan, playod two yeais as a receiver and defensive back for May Fight Cooney Tank McManiara Hi glum oung t .a ersitv, hut ms al love was boxing He didn t fight min (, lot ally as an amateur because whin tie enteied a tournament the 1 oppos.iiun n full i w w His biggest iiiiialeur win was in the Sag u Hay I i miaul it am i ompeti-tum- , whine his one round knot kout v u im spaiked ftah to the team Mti r naming and championship fighting for Jim ming for a couple of to vuls Finals tonliaif- was sold - - Mann - - Teddy Bieimcr longtime matchmaker and piomoter m ihe east, had Final on a ret ent (aid in Hosimi and he won by a knockout m the fust round Final campaigned as a among the amateurs, hot signing wuh At urn's Top Hank puis him on a t hampionship mu so, if ho tan avoid the Kim v Dan boxers ho might outbox But anything Fisa can hit, Fisa can huit In his few local apporancos, he deinonsti ated a w lllingness to accept punishment to get his aitillery within w range IE JHIMillarcS. Hit UimU Tribune Sports Scoreboard East Saturday's broadcasts 10 include College football, Wisconsin at am Iowa, Channel 5 am - College football, Notre Dame vs 1280 Navy ESPN Cable, KDYL-A1030 am College football, Pittsburgh vs 2D Cable Syracuse Noon College football, Colorado Stale at 910 Utah KALL-A120 pm College football UTEP al 1160 BYU 130 pm Coliege football, Boston College il Penn Stale, Channel 4 130 pm (Time approximate) Boxing, WBC title, Billy Costello vs Lerov Halev Also WBC title, Jaime Garza vs. Juan Meza, Channel 5 130 pm (Time approximate) Auto racGrand Prix, taped Oct 22, ing Portuguese ESPN (cable) 230 pm Boxing WBC lightweight title, Edwin Rosario vs Jose Luis Ramirez Chan10 - - nel 2 530 pm College football Air Force at Armv, ESPN Cable 6 om College football, Utah State at 1280 Arizona, KDYL-ANBA basketball. Nuggets vs 630 pm Kings, 2D Cable NBA basketball, Utah Jazz at 830 pm 1160 Golden State, 9 pm College football, UTEP vs BYU, Channel 11 (rebroadcast) (Televised football games subtecl to changes ) - AP Top Twenty m p Green Bay at New Orleans, p m Houston at Pittsburgh, pm Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, New York Giants at Dallas, pm Philadelphia at Detroit, pm San Diego at Indianapolis, pm Tampa Bay at Minnesota, pm Cincinnati at San Francisco, 4 pm Kansas City at Seattle, 4 pm Los Angeles Rams at St Louis, 4 prr Miami at New York Jets, 4 pm New England at Denver, 4 pm Monday's Game Atlanta at Washington, 9 pm The Ap Top Twenty The Too Twenty teams in the Associated e Press college football poll, with votes n parentheses, 1984 records, total points based on and rankings in the previous poll Allantic Division Philadelphia Boston Wasnmglon New York New Jersey NHL Standings d 2 Central Division 3 Milwaukee 3 Chicago 2 Detroit Indiana Atlanta 0 Cleveland WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Dtvrsion 3 0 Houston 3 San Antonio 2 Denver Utan Dallas Kansas City Pacific Division Phoenix i 0 2 LA Clippers 2 Portland 2 3 LA Lakers 2 3 Seattle 4 0 Golden State Friday's Games 127 Boston Detroit 116 Philadelphia 107 Dallas 103 Milwaukee 102 Washington 96 Indiana 116 Oevela J 109 Utah 107, Seattle 101 LA Lakers 119 San Antonio 100 Saturday's Games Indiana at New Jersey 7 30 p m Washington at Atlanta, 7 30 pm Phoenix at Dallas, 8 30 pm New York at Houston 8 30 pm Denver at Kansas City, 8 30 pm Cleveland at Milwaukee 9pm Portland at LA Clippers, 1030 pm Utah at Golden State Horn Sunday's Games New York at San Antonio 9pm Portland at LA Lakers 1030 pm Jazz 107, - - Sabres 101 SuperSonics Class Olympus 17, Brighton 13 Box Eider 26, Viewmont 20 Davis 14, Weber 6 H lllcrest 42, Granger 21 Highland 24 Clearfield 0 Alta 43, Granite 0 Bonneville 31, Woods Cross 6 Saturday's Game Bingham at Cottonwood, 11 am Friday's Results Oass CFL Playoffs Games Sunday's Dtvrvon Semifinals Montreal at Hamilton pm Edmonton at Winnipeg 4 pm 11 Nov. Sunday, Division Finals winner al Toronto Friday's Rnutts Oass winner at British Millard 7 North Sanpete 7 Saturday's Games Morgan at Grantsville, 2pm Cedar City at Grand, UO pm Friday's Resufts lumbia 21, WAC Standings jtan wOleg Contorenc M Gamel W L T Pfc OP W L T PtJ OP 5 0 0 189 85 6 0 0 N4 127 5 4 0 239 247 4 2 0 187 151 164 110 3 2 163 100 3 2 3 2 0 76 75 2 3 0 148 110 2 4 0 103 20 St Air Fores Colo Si 4 0 79 168 0 4 0 43 152 New Me Tx eiPaso 277 195 194 137 4 4 3 4 3 0 132 123 5 3 0 273 146 2 6 0 134 249 5 4 4 0 196 213 6 0 92 213 Saturday's Gomel Colorado Stale al Utah, noon MST Paso at BYU, 130 pm AAST 3as-E- I Air Force al Armv s Veoas at San Diego St New Mexico al Bavlor Wyoming al Hawaii i PCAA Standings A Conferenca L T Pis OP W W Hnon 51 l resno SI San Jos SI g Bch 51 Pacific U Utah St NMex SI 4 0 0 134 4 0 0 131 3 I 0 133 80 97 77 3 2 0 97 89 2 3 0 135 138 3 0 87 124 4 0 128 146 5 0 65 159 X d Gamas L 1 Pts OP 0 717 137 6 9 0 0 277 178 6 2 0 226 147 4 5 0 185 218 2 6 0 193 220 3 5 0 163 217 6 0 53 250 8 0 154 292 Saturday's Gamas Utah SI al Arizona 6cm MST Fresno SI al Fullerton SI s Vegas al San Diego SI N AA SI al Wichita St Pacific at Long Beach SI Big Sky Standings Al Games Conferanca Saturday's Gamas P m AAST Idaho SI al Wetwr SI Boise St al Cal Montana SI at Montana N Arizona al Idaho F Washington at Nevada Reno JUCO Top 15 By The Associated Preu The Top 15 teams in the National Junior 'jsitoge Athletic Association football poU with trst'place votes, this season s records and nomts Miss Gufl Coast (6) ? Nor mandate, Minn (1) 1 Ricks, Idaho (3) 4 Harford Md (7) 5 I LoheyviHe Kan 71-6 Iowa Central 7 Tyler, Texas I Rochester, Minn 9 Nt Oklahoma A&M 0 Nassau, NY I 0 Moraine Valiev IB 520 '? SroMsdaie, Aril 9 3 Jones Miss 9 '4 Brainerd. Minn 0 'lie) Triton, la 900 Co- m 18 30 pm Dallas Cowboys e North Summit 41, Monficello 14 Duchesne 20, Beaver 16 South Summit 19 Park City 6 Saturday's Game White Horse al Kanab, pm Hawaii 4 Sunday, Nov. Grey Cup at Edmonton, 3 Oass Bn Yng Avomtng 130 pm 20, A group of 27 players DALLAS (AP) was named Friday to the Dallas Cowboys' Silver Anniversary Team, selected bv fans in statewide balloting The ptavers and their numbers and positions are listed below, with the years each played for the National Football League Club in parentheses OFFENSE ) 12 Roger Staubach QB 17 Don Meredith QB (1960-633 Tony Dorset! RB ) 32 Walt Garrison ) RB RB 43 Don Perkins ) C 62 John Fitzgerald ) G ) 76 John Niland G 68 Herb Scott ) T 73 Ralph Neetv ) 70 RavfiekJ Wright T ) 89 Billy Joe DuPree TE (1973 83) WR (1973 83) 88 Drew Pearson WR 22 Bob Haves ) K (1978 I Rafael Septien 84) P II Dannv White (1976 84) DEFENSE 72 Ed Jones ) DE ) 79 Harvey Marlin DE 74 Bob Lilly DT 0961-74- ) DT (1975 84) 54 Randv While 55 Lee Roy Jordan LB ) LB ) 54 Chuck Howlev 50 DD Lewis LB (1968 81) CB 20 Mel Renfro ) 24 Everson Walls CB 0981 84) 0962-74) CB 34 Cornell Green S 41 Charlie Waters ) S (1970-743 Cliff Harris - - - - - - - Sports Transactions Transactions Sports BASEBALL American League Ken KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Nam- ed Berry minor league hilling instructor National League BiH LOS ANGELES DODGE contract Russell, infleider, to a BASKETBALL National Basfcefbal Association Peter KANSAS CITY KiNGS-Sigforward FOOTBALL National Footbal League BROWNS-Plac- ed Mike CLEVELAND Pruitt, running hack, on the imured reserve list Activated Harry Holt, light end Joe Cooper HOUSTON OlLERS-SIgkicker Booker LOS ANGELES Reese defensive end Sieve SAN DIEGO CHARGE Claimed Johnny Rav Bird, wide receiver Cut Rick from waivers corner Smith, back, Ackerman, defensive lineman Placed Reuben Iniured on reserve Henderson, cornerback HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Fined Ken Llnseman, center, of the Boston Bruins, for his action in a game against Edmonton on October 16 HORSE RACING STEWARDS-FIn- ed AQUEDUCT Jorge Veiasouei $500 for his mvotvement In a fight with Jean Cruguel on November 17 34 21 29 .101 Seatlie 29 25 28 25 -1- 07 Utah 551 Field goal percentage-Seat- tie Utah 482 Free throw percentage-Seat- tie 828, Utah 750 Three-pogoals Seattle Chambers Wood 1 Sobers Utah Griffith Technical fouls Drew Fouled Out None Blocked shots Seattle 3 (Sikma 2), Utah 9 (Eaton 4) AttendOfficials Madden, Thompson 955 ance-3 Lakers 10-- Women's Team - The INDIANAPOLIS (AP) learn selected Friday to represent the United States In the women's world road race scheduled Nov 11 in Spain Michele Bush Los Angeles Gail Kingman, Seattle, Wash Chanel Hill, Jeanne Joan Nesbitt Las Vegas, Nev 1 100 LOS ANGELES (119) 3 3 17 Wilkes 12, Worthv 0 16 Abdul Jabbar 16, Johnson 14 7 Rambis 0 Scott Cooper 2 McGee 8 KuCKhak 21 16 0 0 Totals 53 86 6 Nevitt 0 10-Spriggs l 19 29 20 35 33 29 Cooper goats-Pax- Fouled oul None Rebounds San Antonio 44 (O Jones Robertson 7), Los Angeles 48 (Johnson 7) Assists San Antonio 25 (Paxson Robertson 5) Los Angeles 30 (Johnson 11) Total fouls-S- an Antonio 22 Los Angeles 23 NFL Passing Quarterbacks A list of NahonalFootbal! Quarter- League backs who threw at least 30 touchdown passes In one season, with year, learn and number of TD passes 1959 Johnny Unitas, Balfimore 32 1961 36 George Bianda, Houston Sonny Juroensen, Philadelphia 32 1962 Y A Tittle, New York Giants 33 1963 - YA Tittle, New York Giants Bucks - Bullets () - 30 1965 John Brodie, San Francisco 30 1967 Sonny Jurgensen, Daryle Lamonlca, 31 Washington - Oakland 30 1969 34 Oakland 190 31 Steve Bartkowskl, Atlanta Vince Ferragamo, Los Angeles Rams Darvle Lamonlca, 30 -X Diego - Dan Fouts, San Diego Brian Sipe, Cleveland 30 1981 Dan Fouts San Steve Bartkowskl, 33 Atlanta X 1983 Lvnn Dickey, Green Bav 32 NFL Active Rushers NFL Acltve Leading Pistons - Jets Red Wings 10 Pacers - Devils - 3 1964 31 Babe Panlli, Boston Len Dawson, Kansas Cilv North Stars - Celtics 119 San Antonio Los Angeles Friday's U.S. 119, Spurs 100 SAN ANTONIO (100) 4 4 20 Banks 10, Mitchell 2 2 4, Gervin 9 Moore 2 Gilmore 7 0 19 Paxson 4, O Jones 4 4 6, Roberts 2 7 4 15, Robertson 2 McNamara 0 7 Totals Brewer 42 90 10 Mavs Sixers 10 Whalers - Friday's Richfield Wasatch Eagles Wings Rushan NFL Injury Report Sunday Miami at new york jets - 2 471 Prep Playoffs Resufts Bear River 30 Murray 12 Pleasant Grove 21, Timpview Ben Lomond 15, Jordan 14 Provo 27, Spanish Fork 10 American Fork 34 Carbon 12 Logan 24, South 7 Orem 13, Sprmgville 7 West 26, Ogden 6 Al Times EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division L T Pts W GF GA East Division 2 3 14 M 3? 6 Philadelphia 2 4 4 I? 0 NY Islanders 6 55 5? 2 3 10 5 4 0 34 Pittsburgh j 3 3 2 3 4 10 Washington 0 3 4 4 41 NY Rangers 4 9 Friday's Games 7 3 47 6 36 New Jersey Sait Lake 4 Division Adams jianapohs 3 7 2 40 30 15 Montreal Fort Wavne 4 Muskegon 3 41 13 49 6 4 Buffalo Flint 4 Milwaukee 3 (OT) 13 5 2 6 45 Hartford Saturday's Games 12 41 4 0 6 Boston Salt iake at Fori Wayne 6 pm 9 4? Si Quebec Peoria at Kalamazoo CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Toledo at Inaianaoous Norm Division Sunday's Games 11 5 5 51 47 Chicago 3 30 Sait Lake at Milwaukee pm 4 5 St Louis 0 34 37 8 7 7 3 44 56 Detroit 4 7 3 30 43 6 Toronto 6, 2 0 3 2 31 40 -4 6 6 Satt Lake Minnesota 3 0 3 -- 6 Kalamazoo Smyltse Division 2 9 27 0 20 1, Kaiamazoo 64 Yaxiwchuk First Period Edmonton 4 8 Jar2 43 0 48 16 68 Kaiamazoo (Fiesch McSorlev) Calgary 4 2 3 10 39 36 rell 2 (Schamehorn McGeown) ppg 4 32 3 Winnipeg 7 2 3 39 50 6 Los Angeles Kaiamazoo McGeown (Schamehorn) 2 74 10 33 0 Penalties Vancouver Frig Sait Lake MacLeod Salt Lake, slashing 544 Tut Friday's Games Buffalo 8 Hartford Kalamazoo hooking 8 01 Bergioff Sait Lake Minnesota 2 New Jersey 2 tie hooking 14 04 Crawford Kalamazoo hooking 14 52 Detroit 3 Winnipeg 3 tie 4 Salt Lake Edmonton 4 Chicago 2 Second Period DeGrio 3 1327 5 6 Francis Salt Lake (Shaw Frig) Saturday's Games 15 52 6 Bufia'o at Hartford 7 35 pm Salt (Simioni Kleinendorsl) oog 19 29 NY Islanders at Quebec 735 pm Lake Francis 7 (G'lhen) Penalties New Jersey at Washington 7 35 pm McSorlev, Kalamazoo high slicking maior 1114 Minnesota al Philadelphia 735 pm Feltnn Sait Lake, topping, 1300 BeaBoston at Montreal 805 pm ton, Kalamazoo, hooking 14 23 Turnbull, Sait NY Rangers at Pittsburgh 8 05 pm Lake high slicking fighting maior 18 33 Bea ton, Kaiamazoo high sticking figntmg maior Chicago at Vancouver, 8 05 P m 18 33 Calgary at St Louis, 8 35 pm 7 Kaiamazoo, Toronto at Los Angeles 1035 pm Third Period Howes (Fiesch, Schathauser), 3 02 8 Kalamazoo 1 8, 14 15 4 (Unassisted) 9, Salt Lake Hartford -1 Simioni 2 (MacLeod Bergioff) 16 22 10 Kaia3 Buffalo 3 -8 mazoo Davies 2 (Yakiwchuk Fiesch), ppg First Perio- dBuffalo Hamel 3 'Junta 17 21 Penalties Feltnn, Salt Lake high Perreauit), 600 (pp) 2 Buffalo Tucker 4 16 48 Meadmore Kaiamazoo, roughsticking (Housiev Perreault), 10 48 3 Hartford T'Poelt 19 2 ing 13 00 4 BuHaio Perreault 6 2 (Zuke Pierce) 38 Shots on Goal Sail Lake Rober-sto(Peterson Playfair) 16 15 Penalties 43 Kaiamazoo 14 5 51 Ramsev Har Buf Goalies. Salt Lake Fncker Kalama6 13, Andreychuk Buf (rough (interference) zoo Hextali (2 1) mg) 18 14 Second Perio- d- 5 Buffalo Setting 4 103 107, 246 6 Buffalo Peterson (Housiev Peterson) DALLAS (103) 2 (Ramsay, Seilmg) 13 54 7 Buffalo Andrey30 Vincent 10 22 22, chuk 7 (Jutiia, Cyr) 17 43 Penalties Aguirre Howe 12 0 Perkins Blackman 6, Davis 3 6 Har (holding), 44 Quenneville Har (cross8 16 Ellis 2 236 Creighton Buf (interference) Harper 14 checking) 5 2 Totals Nimphius Carter 236 Crawtord Har (hooking) 607 Siltanen 41 89 18 21 103 Har 1134 But (interference) Creighton PHILADELPHIA (107) 1134, Roberston Har (roughing) (slashing) 0 6 1917 24, lavaroni Erving 18 26 Malone Cheeks 8 12 Third Perio- d- 8 Buffalo Creighton 2 15 Barkiev 4 10 3 3 11 Jones Toney (Housiev Ramsey) 6 44 (pp) 9 Buffalo Sell0 0 0 C Johnson 4, Threat! Penalties Tuck ing 5 (Jutiia Peerson) 2 107 Wood er Buf (hooking), 21 Weir Har (hooking) H Totals 40 86 23 25 25 4 58 Daias Quenneville Her dripping) 17 26 32 30 24 Phiadefphia Shots on Goa- l- Hartford Buffalo t EHis 2, goals Aguirre 47 (VinFouled out -- None Rebounas-Dai- las Goalies Hartford, Weeks Buffalo Sauve cent 14) Philadelphia 54 (Malone 15) Assists 14 146 A Dallas 25 (Davis 8i Philadelphia 24 (Cheeks Referee Ron Wirk Total 12) 21 23, Philadelphia 2 2, hia s illegal defense 2 Minnesota 2 0 -2 Coach Motta 17,098 -2 New Jersey 0 0 1, First Period Minnesota Biugstad 4 102, 42 2, Minnesota Harts (Solheim, Roberts) MILWAUKEE (102) Sneosts) 6 13 Penalties burg 2 (McCarthy 7 14 5 5 ?5 Pressev Cummings Mm Hiemer, NJ (tripping), 215 Biugstad 19 Lisier 10 Dunleavv 5 7 15 (hooking) 1032, Solheim, Mm (hooking), 13 36 14 21 Hodges Moncriel 0 Maxwell Mm (elbowing) 16 59 Preston NJ 2 2 2 Grevev 2 5 Breuer (tripping), 1806 4 4 8 Romar 0 0 0 Totals 37 77 102 Second Period-No- ne Penalties Cireiia WASHINGTON NJ (hooking), 29 Verbeek NJ (roughing) Ballard 6 Mahorn 12 7 2 23 Maxwell Mm (interference) 626 Max 8 9 26 0 Ruiand 10, G WiBradley 5 10 13 45 well Mm 3 7 McMilien lliams 15 30 3 0 2 F JohnThird Period 3 New Jersey Higgms 5 3 4 5 son Gave 2 4 Davis (Cireiia Muller), 39 4 New Jersey Lever 3, 0 Totals 38 89 18 24 96 1157 Mm (crosssh) Penaliies-Mar- uk 27 28 20 Mtwaukee 50 Verbeek NJ (high sticking) checking), 16 20 34 Washington 96 150 Pichette NJ (hooking! 4 28 Cireiia NJ i Williams 2 Atone ne' goals-- G 1045, Sneosts Mm (delay of (slashing) Fouled game), 1630 46 (Pressev 15) Washington 53 (Mahorn 13) Overtime Penalties Roberts Mm hold 24 (Pressev 6) Washing304 Richier Mm (high sticking) 3 48, mg) ton 25 (Bradley 71 Total 26 Higgms NJ (roughing), 3 48 Techmcais-Mah-7 102 Washington 25 14 10 6 Shots on New Jersey 8 10 9 Goalies Minnesota Beaupre (30 shots ?8 116 127, 9 58? DETROIT (116) saves) New Jersey Low O? 30i Reteree-R- on Fournier 0 0 4 Tyler 2 Roundfieid 19 Laimbeer 5 12 5 6 16 Thomas 13 30 11 12 38 3 3, V Johnson 4 4 18 Thirdkill 00 8 WINNIPEG 0 2 10-- 3 Benson 2 5 115 Campbell 0 0 6 Cureton 2 -3 DETROIT 2 2 2 0 Lowe Wilkinson 0 0 First Period Detroit foster 3 Manno 116 Totals eu' Smith) 300 Dei drip BOSTON (127) 152 Chaiuoa De( 649 pmg) Hipping) 4 Bird 8 6 34 ParMaxwell Lundholm Win (hooking) 9 14 Williams De' ish D Johnson 8 10 20 28 12 14, (interference) Lukowich Wm (rough 10 3 9 4 15 21 McHaie Arnge Carlisle 13 18 13 18 mg) Campbell Det doughmgi 2, Buckner 0 0 0 0 0 Wedman Second Period 2 Winnipeg MacLean 3 2 Totals 44 88 6 Clark 0 0 Kite 00 34 3 Winnipeg Wi(Hawerchuk Mullen) 38 43 127 lson 3 (McBam CarPooley) 3 58 Penalties Detroit 25 33 30 lyle, Wm maior minor (misconduct) 3 58 Boston 22 37 39 Wm 849 De (hooking) Larson, Three point Thomas (holding) 12 56 Rebounds -- Detroit Ainge Fouled 4 Third Period 4 Detroit Yzerman 46 (Laimbeer 11) Boston 67 (McHaie 13 9 36 5 Detroit (Ogrodnick Du Ladouceur) Assists Detroit 19 (Thomas 9) Boston 28 12 48 6, 8 (Yzerman) Hawer guay Winnipeg (D Johnson 7) Total fouls Detroit 31 Boston chuk 4 (Babvch, Maclean) 17 51 Penalties 21 Technical- s- D Johnson Boston illegal deWm Carlyle Wm dripping) 3 50 Boschman 14 890 fense A8 20 Micatef Del (roughing) (roughing) served bv Kisio 8 20 Boschman Wm maior 109 116, (fighting) 13 27 Ladouceur Df maior (fightINDIANA (116) ing) 13 27 Micatef Det served Brown 7 Williams 21 bv K.s.o 1548 3 3 9 Shoanovich Thomas 6 17 15 Overtime- - None Pena ties -- None 19 Durrani Ffcrrang 16 Shots on Goal -- Winnipeg 8 7 3 -23 De 14 Garnett 0 0 Sichhng 3, Waiters 12 28 trot! 6 Si8hsburv 2 5 6 Grav 0 Goalies Winnipeg Havward (28 shots 25 Totals 116 Detroit Stefan (9 8) Mtcatof (123 saves) CLEVELAND (109) second Cook 8 Hinson 8 20 16 Turom Referee Dan Marouelli 11 18 24 Davis II 21 2 4 24, Free 5 HuOtard 6 6 18 Andeon 2 0 4, 8 Poouetie 4 6 6 Smith Bagiev 3 8 0 0 -2 Chicago 0 0 Totals 19 26 109 2 -4 Efrnorton 28 31 firs' period- -1 Edmonton Sherven 7 Oeveixnd 19 B zt 26 21 56 Penalties Wilson (Hunter Jackson) Rebounds-lndia- na Fouled 3 56 Chi 64 Jackson, Edm 715 Chicago bench 13 16 (Williams Shoanovich 10) Cleveland 59 76 DuPont Chi (served Dy Larmer) 1) 27 (Williams Fleming Second period- -? Edmonton Anderson 7 51 Cfrveland 26 3 Edmonton (Davis 91 Total louls Indiana Anderson (Messer Lowe) 20 Cleveland 25 A- -5 129 8 (Gretzky Lowe Cotfev) 17 13 Penalties Edm 056 O'CaHahan Ch 706 B Wilson e 706 Hunter Fdm 706 Chi minor maior NFL McClelland Edm mmor maior foooim LMdng fflrVwr 3 3 Cavs Oilers Rushing List Black Hawks The Latest Line Doi I B Jav BuDhy Mn jmt)' i$ doubtful WR C av'on (ankle1 is questionable lB Bob ski noe) i B Sanders Shiver t thigh) are Jets DT Joe Mecko flbow RB Johnny Hector ibacki CB Davi n Mullen (quad' IB Bob Crabie knee) are questionDT Marty able G S'an Waidemore (knee Lvons 'shmjiderj arp probable NEW f NOLAND AT DENVER Patriots WR Irwty Frvar istiwideo LB Brian are ri t G John Hannah Ingram ihvrts'-mg- i ineoo is doubhui lB Ed Wiliams 'ank,e RB Craij Janes ipiikw) RB Bo Robinson (gromt are probable Broncos G Keitr Bishop day m the U o Japan bes ball tournament on fool) is doubtful CB Steve WKm ham me par 71 7 166 yard Sohbu Country Ctob NT Scott Garnett string ankle) DE Walt course Bowve' knee) are Quest enable QB John Eiway (sternjmi QB Gary kjbidk iham Round Score Japan 4, U S 4 LB Woodard Ken LB Darren Koui-c(toot) string) Tom kite and Andv Bean US def Comeaux (finger) aie probable Inoue and Tohru Nakamura Jaoar 63 64 AT SAN DIEGO INDIANAPOLIS Char Tommy Nakauma and Kikuo Arai Japan gers TE Eric Sievers (knee) is out WR Wes def Lee Trevino and Fred Couples US CB Chandler Reuben Henderson (knee), Bruce letizke and Mark O Meara US (groin) TE Pete Hoionan (ankle) CB Danny def Ta'eo Ozaki and Naomicni Ozaki japan Watters (ankle) are questionable NT Bill Elko 66 67 RB Lionel James ankle) S Tim Fox (elbow Haruo Yasuda and Saburo Fuik Japan 'knee) LB Rav Preston (knee) are probable US def Tom Watson and Peter Jacobsen Cons CB Eugene Daniei ikneet is question 68 69 G Ron Soli able QB Mike Payel (thjmb) T Steve Wright (ribs Overal Team Score CB James 'ankle) U S 10 Japan 6 Burroughs 'ankle1 LB Mixe Hurmton (fore armi johme Cooks (knee) DE Donned WR ishouiden Thompson Trary Por'e' RB George Wons'ey (ankiei HIROSHIMA japan (AP) First round (back) are leaders m the $275 000 LPGA Mazda Japan probable AT Goff Classic at the 6 7? HiroshiCLEVELAND BUFFALO Browns par S Don ma Country Club (Al! piavers Americans exRogers (shoulder) s out CB Frank Mmnifieid deg) RB Earnes' Byner (knee CB cept as otherwise designated) Rod Perry igrom) are questionable Bills QB 68 35 Lauri Peterson Joe Dufek (knee) LB luoous Sanford (knee 36 33 69 Taiwan Huang are out QB Joe Ferguson (ankletorearm) DE 70 35 Beverly Klass Ben Williams (shoulder) T Joe Devim (knee) 70 35 Jan Stepnenson Australia RB Greg Beii (knee) are probable 70 35 Katoy Baker KANSAs CITY AT SEATTl F Chiefs South Korea Ku NT BiH Maas (leg' RB Theobs Brown (ankle) 71 37 Donna White WR Anthony Hancock (hamstring) DE Mike Marta Ftgueras-Do- t Peru Bell 'knee) WR J T Smith (toot TE Willie 71 35 Sue Erti Scott (bronchitis T Matt are questionable 72 35 Tu Taiwan Herkenhoff 'ankle) G Tom Condon (arch) are 36 36 72 Atko Takasu Jaoan RB Eric Lane (knee) Seahawks probable 34 38 7? Hollis S'acv RB Randan Morris (ankle) are prooabie 72 35 Avako Okamoto Japan HOUSTON AT PITTSBURGH Oilers K 35 3772 Barb Bunkowsky Canada Fiooan Kempf (back; ts questionable TF 73 35 Tsa L Hsiang Taiwan Chns Dressel (knee) S Darryl Meadows anJ7 3673 Hiromi Takamura Japan kle) are probable Sieeters T Steve August 73 37 Pah Rizzo (knee) QB David Woodley deg) are ouesion 73 37 Kathy Whitworth able DE Keith Willis (toe) G Terry Long 73 35 Jo Ann Washam (knee) T Tunch llkm (shoulder) are probable 73 35 Alice Miller -GREEN BAY AT NEW ORLFANS Amy Benz Packers G Greg Koch (back DF Fzra 73 36 Jane Crafter Australia Johnson 'back) RB Harlan Huckiebv 'arm) 73 36 Vicki Fergon Saints C Joei Hiigenberg are ouest'onabie seibowi o Louis Oubre (toe) are out LOS ANGELES RAMS AT ST LOUIS -Rams S Ent Hams (ankiei QB vnee Ferra game mand are out CB Gary Green (hamstring) LB George Andrews 'toe) are omba G Dan Audick igromz Die Cardinals DE Al CB S Leonard Sm th (knee), Baker (ankle WR Pat Tilley (leg) S Bin Whitaker 'hamWR Danny Pittman string are questionable (hamsnngi DE Curbs Greer knee1 RB Wil lard Harren (hamstring) are probable NEW YORK GIANTS AT DALLAS -Giants LB Robbie Jones (shoulder) S Kenny Hi1! lankiej are questionable S Terry Kmard T Wil doe) WR PhM McConkey (shoulder) item Roberts (ankle) are probable Cowboys S 500 Dextor (thigh) TE Brian Salonen HAMPTON Ga (AP) The lineup tor 'ankle) are questionable LB Bob Br en.g Sundav s Atlanta Journal 500 Grand National (back), WR Tony Hill (nee(ca)f' QB Danny stock car race w m type of car and qualifying White (ankiegrom are probable speed m mph PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT fagies Gerry Feehery 'kneel QB Ron Jaworsk Bill Elliott 170 198 Ford Thunderbird LB DE Pobmstn ee, (gromt Jerry Greg (breaks track qualifying record of 168 425 bv Brown Shoulder) Nl Ken C arp r Ds DF Caie Yarborough m November 1978) Denns Harr son (kneei RB W ibert Mon' 2 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Monte Carlo yomer'v (hamstring) S Wes S shout Hopk SS 168 700 oer) 7 Leonard Mitchen knee DL Thornes 3 GeoH Bodme Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS S'rauthers 'kneenbsi c.6 Andre Wafers 168 440 (knee are ouestiu table i tm o Hemf' fiias 4 Caie Yarborough Chevrolet Mon'e Carlo istomach puli' is doubtful Don lasipr SS 1681)0 LB Rocseve't Ba os mamslr ng groin) 5 Harry Gant Chevrolet Monte Csrio S$ WR Pete MandH-WR N'ChoiS Mark ups1 167 83? doe are Quest oraoie Wiham G aham 6 Jodv Ridley Chevrolet Monte Cano SS bow) is probabe 167 601 TAMPA BAY AT MiNNE 50T A Bur 7 Darreti Wa'tnp Chevrolet Monte Cano caneers l B even yhiis out lB Hjyn G'w SS 167 401 Danny Spradim k ait) QBBia'Kn mes'nai 8 Baker Buddy ford Thunderbird illness' are hues' jnabte DE Lee Rov Seiro 167 350 C E JiTmf G es 'ShOulderi Shuffler 9 Bobby Allison Buick Regal 167 340 RB Aoyar Steve W isun umee Andt,rscm 10 Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet Monte Cano (hamsH ny areprobabte QB Tommy 167 243 SS Kramer (shoutoen is Oul QB Archie Manning DE (concussion) 1) Bobbv Htllm Jr 167 151 Dug Manm iknei DF BuiCk Regal 12 David Pearson Chevrolet Monte Cano Marx Muilanv meek DF Nei Fishre an kie CB WHe Tea ikneet c.B John Swan SS 166 94? WR Sarmy WMpdmit RB Alien 'back 13 Ricky Rudd ford Thunderbird 166871 Rice (shoulder) 14 (.8 Cnr s Martn art Tim Richmond Pontiac Grand Pr x douoftji C Rrn Sams anxie s probable 166 769 -CINCINNATI AT SAN FRANCtoCO 15 R chard Ponhac Grand Prix Petty 166 723 Bengais LB Rex Razzano dood WR Steve Kre'OPr chamsl' ngi RB Sfln Jennings 'jfoinj 16 Pontiac Grand Pr.x Rusty Wallace are QuPs srabie 49ers WR Mike Wilson 166 627 17 Benny Parsons Chevrolet Monte Cano (xneez is doubtful LB Ronrp LoM txnee) NT M'Chaet Carter ixneei t Bubba Paris Knee) SS 166 58? are probabie 18 Neil Bonnett Chevroie' Monte Cano ss LOS ANGFLES RAiDfc Rs AT CHI CAGO 166 475 Raiders NT Reygr K naw yrom is ques19 Dave Marc s Pontiac Grand Pf x, WR C if Branch tionable 166134 gronj LB Rod LB Maf' M ilen Martm (yro,n, 20 lake Speed Chevrolet Monte Cano So, gromt are G Drobabie Bears Ma'k Bor'z ankie is 166 329 21 Ron Bouchard 166 probawe 455 Buo Regal 72 A J Fovl Odsmob'ie Cutiass 166278 Monday 73 Dean combs Chevrolet Monte Carlo ATLANTA AT WASHINGTON Falcons SS 165625 RB C Jefi Van Note Can Lynn yront 24 Kenny Schrader Ford Thunderbird WR Alfred Jackson (shoulder) are (hand) 165 480 WR Fiord (ankle Hodge 25 Chevrolet Monte QueslionaWe Morgan Shepherd Redsk ns TE Don War shoulder) is doubff Carlo SS 165130 RB Otis Wonstey Idiixle) are rer (thigh) 26 Trevor Bovs Canada Chevrolet Monte WR Caivm Muhammad questionable (ankiei. Cano SS 165 215 S Tony Peters (abdomiam srami CB Vernon 27 Pond Oidsmobite Cutlass Lenny RB Dean (neck) John Rgyms 'back) T 165156 George S'arke knee) G Rjss Gr mm dhiyh) ?8 Eddie Buicr Bierschwaie Regal LB Monte Coleman LB R'th Milo! 'knee) 16513) 79 Joe Ruttman, Chevroe1 Monte Carlo matt LB Me Kaufman (thigh) are probable phms Mam Brudz - By J McCarthy 6 sragnt jp and 4 0 vs the points 'hev wd be gong against a turnover Drone Houstor team that is 0 3 vs the spread at home hts year Take TCU minus the points over the Cougars Against he points this year Purdue is 6 2 overan and 3 at home This afternoon they will face a less than impressive 2 0 s team tha' Whiga'1 against toe spread on toe road Take the Boilermakers over toe Wot m other games we like Boston College vermes over Penn St and Svracuse minus over the 0 8 spreadw se Pitt Panthers COLLEGE FOOTBALL TCU is Today - lb Japan LPGA Scores - - - Atlanta Journal - PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Favorrte Pants Underdog Indiana Washington Phoenix Denver New York Cleveland CLIPPERS Lineup - - Portland GOLDEN LA STATE Favorite OUFBEC HARTFORD 3 j PRO HOCKEY (NHL) Goals Pckem em i Pick Philadelphia WASHINGTON 2 MONTREAL i Ever VANCOUVER NY Rangers l ST C i i p UiS o em Utah NY Underdog islanders Buffalo Minnesota New Jersey Boston Chicago PH fSBURGH Caigary ANGELES Home Team n CAPS US Presidency Pop. vote marwn Favorite ?t 23 Rpd,jar' States 43 45 Reajar Electoral votes 477 487 Reagan LOS Toronto Underdog Monday Mondale Mondaie (in - - SS 95? D'Ck 164 30 Brooks Ford 31 SS Parsons Chevrolet Mon'e Cano Sterlm Manm Mon'e Ca'o Ponhac Grand Prix, w US London, Nov 2 Britain def Barbara At Dune 63 Jimn Means v 610 34 Greg Sacks Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Bob Penrod Chevroie' Monte Carlo SS 164 447 35 163 84? 36 37 Cark) 38 Mark Stahl Ford Thunderbird Chevrolet Terry Schoonover SS 163 759 Monte College Volleyball 163 641 Ken Ragan Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 163 465 39 SS Doiifl Heveron Chevrolet Monte Carlo 163 407 40 163 J97 41 L "lot! f orhes Hobmson, Kyle Petty, sional starier Ford Buick Regal Thunderbird provi- Potter, 6 Chris Evert Lloyd and Aivaa Mou'ton U S def Virginia Wade and Amanda Brown Bn! am Match score: SS Chevrolet Cup Wightman Britain women 164 867 33 164 Phil India US 90? 32 Sweden iAPt Resjtts of m the $315 000 Stockholm Ooen Scandinavian Tennis Chamoionsn ps Third Round Smgtes John McEnroe New York def Micniei Schaoers Holland 6 16 Jimmy Connors Sanibe Harbor Fla def Libor PimeK Czechoslovakia 6 4 6 2 Anders Jarryd, Sweden def Tomas Smid Czechoslovakia 6 4 6 2 Johan Knek Naples Fla def Jakob Hia 4 6 6 16 4 sek Switzerland Guv Forget, France def Vna. Amntrai Jo Thunderbird 164 947 164 Swedish Tennis STOCKHOLM Fndavs matches - BYU lost its two LOS ANGfcltS matches Mdav at UCl A s Nationa1 invito lional Voilvblt Tournament The I6h ranked Cougars lost to No J ' al PoM (San Luis Obispo) 15 U and 16 14 then lost to No 4 r Southern Cat 15 IJ and 15 6 The Lady i amat s meet and Cal State Norfhrtdge mdurdav College Swimming Arizona State floated BYU, 71 65 |