3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 C4 NATIONAL HOCKEY EASTERN Northeast Pts Toronto 18 Buffalo 16 BRUINS 16 Ottawa 14 4 Montreal 6 2 14 Atlantic Pts New Jersey 9 40 0 18 Y. Islanders 8 co 0 16 Pittsburgh 16 Philadelphia 5 4 14 N.Y. Rangers 4 13 Southeast Pts Florida 03 15 Carolina 6 3 15 Tampa Bay 6 C4 14 Washington 4 7 09 11 WESTERN Central Pts Detroit 8 16 St. Louis 6 4 4 16 Noshville 6 13 Chicago 4 2 10 Northwest Pts Edmonton 8 17 Vancouver 6 17 Calgary 6 7 2 14 Colorado un CO 2 12 01: 4 Pacific Pts Dallas 8 2 18 Phoenix 2 2 16 Angeles 5 8 3 13 Anaheim 4 6 4 12 San Jose 3 7 4 10 Thursday's Results Buffalo 2, Washington 0 N.Y: Islanders 4, Montreal 0 Edmonton 1, Ottawa 1, tie Florido 2, Philadelphia 1 Toronto 10, Chicago 3 Vancouver 4, Calgary Nashville 3, Los Angeles 1 San Jose 3, Carolina 0 Yesterday's Results Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 3, tie New Jersey 4, Pittsburgh 3 Dallas 5, Detroit Colorado 8, Tampa Bay 1 Vancouver 5, Anaheim 2 Bruins tie, 3-3 (OT) Boston 2 N.Y.
Rangers 0 2 1 0-3 -First Period-1, Boston, McLaren 1 Allison), 16:01 (pp). PenaltiesNY (roughing), 7:25 Carter, A Bos (hooking), AMson, Bos (roughing), Samuelsson, 8:26, Karistich, Bos (high-sticking), Samuelsson, NY (slashing). 10.46; MacLean, (tripping), Fraser. NY (highsticking), Thornton, Bos (roughing), Harvey, NY (roughing), 16.41: NY (ob. -holding stick), 18:39.
Second Period-2 New York, MacLean 5 Gretzky), 13:23 (pp). 3. New York, Maclean 6 (Leetch), Penalties Bas -(hooking) Sundstrom, NY phooking), 19:44 Perioo-4. New York. Sundstrom 3 Gretzky), 6:36 (pp).
5, Boston, 6 (Carter), 13:31. 6, Boston, Khristich 'Sweeney), 18:38. Penalties-Khristich, Bos (tripping), Merizig, NY 7.21; Sweeney, Bos (ob.hooking). 9:12. Overtime--None.
Penalties--None. Shots on goal -Boston 11-10-6-0-27. New York 5-8-10-2-25. Opportunities -Boston 1 of ANew York 2 of 4. Dafoe 5-4-4 (25 shots-22 saves).
New York, Richter 3-6-4 (27-24). A -Dennis LaRue, Lance Roberts. Kevin Collins. Pat Dapuzzo. Avalanche, 8-1 Tampa Bay 0 0 1-1 4 1 3-8 First Period -I.
Colorado, Sakic CO 3:13. 2, Colorado, Deadmarsh 1 (Herduk, Sakic), 12:14 3, Colorado. Gusarov (Yelle. Podein), 14:52. Colorado, 5 (Forsberg.
Sakic), 18:13 (pp). TB (hooking), Podein, Col (ob. -nolding stick), Wilkie. (tripping), 16:58. Second Period -5.
Colorado, Forsberg 4 (Deadmarsh. Sakic), 18:09 (pp). PenaltiesCol (op. -holding), 5:43: Kelly. TB, double minor (high -sticking).
15:10. Period-6 Colorado. Forsberg 5 Drury, Gusarov), .57. 7, Colorado Drury 4 Heiduk). 16:06 (pp).
8. Tampa Bay, Tucker 6. 16:49 (sh). 9, Colorado, M.Oppers (Saxic. Forsberg).
18:03 (pp). Col (ob. -nolding), Wilkie, TB. major (fighting), Odgers, Cot. maior (fighting), Nazarov, TB, penalty (cross-checking), 14:47: Tucker, TB (roughing), 18:49: Odgers, Col (cross-checking), 18:49, Miller.
Col (roughing), 18:49. Shots on goal--Tampa Bay 4-8-6-18. Colorado 22-9-14-45. Power-play Opportunities -Tampa Bay 0 of 4: Colorado 4 of 7. Goalies- Tampa Bay, Puppa 5-4-1 (22 saves), Ranford (0:00 second.
23- 19). Coiorado, Roy 3-7-2 (18-17). A (16.061). Referees--Greg Kimmerly, Don Van Massenhoven. Linesmen -Swede Knox, Randy Milton.
Canucks, 5-2 Anaheim 2 0 0-2 Vancouver 0 4-5 First Period-1. Anaheim, Mcinnis (Kariva, Rucchin), 3:36. 2. Vancouver, i Naslund 6 (Hedican), 8:20. 3, Anaheim, Rucchin 1 (Marshall), 14:41.
Penalties-Haller, Ana (unsportsmanlike conduct), Messier, Van (unsportsmanlike conduct), Drury, Ana (hooking), Marshall, Ana (roughing), 6:51, Scatchard, Van (roughing), Zezel, Van (cross- checking), Grimson, Ana, major (fighting), Brashear, Van, maior (fighting), Barron, Van (interference), 18:51. Second Period- None. Penallies-Crowley, Ana (high-sticking), 5:28: Brashear, Van Baron, Van (slashing), Davidson, Ana, double minor sticking), 15:05. Third Period-4 Vancouver, Mukalt 5 (Zezel, Aucoin), 2:10. 5.
Vancouver, Scalchard 2 (McCabe Brashear), 3:30. 6. Vancouver. McCabe 2 (Messier), 9:11. 7, Vancouver, Nasfund 7.
19:19 (en). Penalties-Trepanier, Ana. misconduct, Muckalt, Van, misconduct, McKenzie, Ana, misconduct. Strudwick, Van, misconduct, 8.06; May, Van (slashing), 16:51. Shots on goal-Anaheim 16-5-5-26.
Vancouver 7-9-9-25. Power-play Opportunities-Anaheim 0 of Vancouver 0 of 4. Goalies-Anaheim, Roussel 0-2-0 (24 shots-20 saves). Vancouver, Snow 6-4-1 (26-24). (18.422).
Referee-Mick McGeough. Linesmen-Wayne Bonney, Baron Parker. Predators, 3-1 LATE THURSDAY Nashville 0 2-3 Los Angeles 0 0-1 First Period-1, Los Angeles, Tsyplakov 5 (Stumpel), 2:02 (sh). Penallies-Nemecek LA (tripping), Cole, Nas, double minor (roughing), 10:10: M.Jonnson, LA (rougning), Brunette, Nas (holding stick), Fitzgerald Nas (tripping), 15:49. Second Period-2, Nashville, Peltonen 1 (Walker, Ronning), 11:53.
PenaltiesLambert, Nas, maior (fighting), Laperriere, LA, minor -maior (roughing, fighting), Cote, Nas (unsportsmanlike conduct), M.Johnson, LA (unsportsmanlike conduct), 18:24. Third Period-3, Nashville, Krivokrasov 9 (Peltonen, Ronning), 1:54. 4, Nashville Turcotte 2 (Krivokrasov), 12:05. PenaltiesNone. Power -play Opportunities--Nashville 0 of Los Angeles 0 of 3.
-Nashville, Dunham 6-5-1 (36 Shots-35 saves). Los Angeles, Legace 2-5-2 (18 NHL SCORING LEADERS Through Nov. 12 Player, Team GP A PTS PIM Sundin, Tor 16 8 12 20 10 lagr, Pit 13 5 14 19 14 Recchi, Mon 15 5 13 18 Forsberg. Col 14 15 18 20 Fleury, Cal 15 10 7 17 18 Shanahan, Det 00 17 24 Kariya, Ana 10 17 zerman, Del 17 Guerin, Edm 15 10 16 41 Lindros, Messier, Phi Van 14 15 8 9 8 7 16 16 Amour, Phi 15 6 10 16 6 1. 1.
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1 LEAGUE CONFERENCE Division 54 49 5- 3- 0 0- 3- GF GA Moms, Away Div 34 25 2- 1- 2 4- 2- 2 4. 0- 39 29 2- 1- 2 4. 5-2 2- 1- 40 37 3- 4. 1 3-1-1 1- 1. 34 40 5- 4.
0 1- 3- 2 1. 3- 1 Division GF GA Home Away Div 32 29 5. 3- 0 4- 2-0 5- 1- 0 40 38 5- 4- 3- 4- 0 1- 4- 0 38 38 1. 1- 3 5- 3- 3. 1.
2 35 35 3- 3- 2 2- 3- 2 1. 2 38 45 3- 4. 2 1- 3- 3 1 3- 2 Division GF GA Home Away Div 33 37 3- 3- 1 3- 2- 2 1- 0- 38 37 2- 3- 3 4- 4- 0 1- 0-1 39 57 4- 4. 1 2- 4. 1 2- 28 37 1- 5- 2 3- 2-1 1- 2- 1 CONFERENCE Division GF GA Home Away Div 44 37 4- 3- 0 4- 4- 0 3- 1- 0 37 37 34 40 3- 3- 2- 1- 1 0 3- 3- 5- 3- 1 3 2- 0- 2- 2- 0 33 54 3- 5- 1- 4.
1 1- 1- 0 Division GF GA Home Away Div 49 38 4- 3- 0 4- 3. 1 2- 2- 0 49 39 5- 2-1 3- 4- 0 2- 0 42 44 2- 4- 2 4. 3- 0 1- 1- 0 51 46 3- 4- 0 2- 4- 2 2- 1- 0 Division GF GA Home Away Div 34 26 6- 1- 2- 2- 1 3- 2- 30 16 3- 1- 1 4. 1 3- 1-1 35 41 1- 4- 2 4. 4.
1 0- 2- 0 33 36 3- 2- 2 1- 4- 2 0- 0- 3 33 35 3- 4- 0- 3- CA 1. 2- Today's Games Dallas at Boston, 7 Ottawa at Toronto, 7 Edmonton at Montreal, 7 Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Chicago at Buffalo, 7:30 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 Florida at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Nashville at St. Louis, 8 Tampa Bay at Phoenix, 9 Anaheim at Calgary, 10 Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 Tomorrow's Games Ottawa at Chicago, 8 Colorado at Vancouver, 10 Devils, 4-3 Pittsburgh 0 2-3 New Jersey 1-4 First Period-1, New Jersey, Rolston 2 (Pandolfo Carpenter), 2:30. 2.
New Jersey, McKay 3 (Stevens, Howk), 9:23. 3, New Jersey, Arnott 2 (Niedermayer, Morrison), 14.48 (pp). 4, Pittsburgh, Straka 6 (Hatcher, Brown). 19:59. Penallies-Jagr, Pit (hooking), Daneyko, NJ (tripping), 17:57.
Second Period -None. Penalties -Miller, Pit (hooking), 3:05: Niedermaver, NJ (ob hooking), 18:24. Third Period-5. Pittsburgh, Barnes un (Jagr, Straka), 3:03. 6.
Pittsburgh, Morozov 3 (Serowik), 3:48. 7, New Jersey, McKay 4 (Sharifijancy, Holik), 14:53. Penalty--Brown, Pit (boarding), 5:04. Snots on goa' -Pittsburgh 3-7-10-20. New Jersey 15-3-10-28.
Power -play Opportunities- Pittsburgh 0 of 2: New Jersey 1 of 3. Goalies -Pittsburgh, Barrasso shots15 saves), Aubin (18:24 second, 0-0). Barrasso 2-1-0 10:00 third, 10-9). New Jersey, Terreri 3-0-0 (20-17). Referee-Paul Stewart.
Linesmen -Derek Amell, Jean Morin. Stars, 5-1 Dallas 4 1 0-5 Detroit 0 First Period-1, Dallas, Nieuwendyk 4, :07. 2, Dallas. Hatcher 2 (Nieuwendyk, Verbeek), 5:46. 3, Dallas.
Sydor 5 (Modano, Lehtinen), 8:13 (pp). 4, Dallas, Marshall 2 (Nieuwendvk, Hatcher), 17:08. PenalliesHatcher, Dal (hooking), Holmstrom, Det (goalie interference). Keczmer. Dal (boarding), McCarty, Det, double minor (roughing), Kocur, Det (roughing), 14:51.
Second Period-5, Detroit, McCarty 6 Fedorov), 2:44 (pp). 6, Dallas, Modano 4. 17:33. Penalties Dal (high-sticking), Draper, Det (crosschecking), Zubov, Dal Matvichuk, Dal (slashing), 7:16: Skrudiand. Dat (high-sticking), Langenbrunner.
misconduct, 16:49. Third Period -None. Penalties-Keane, Dal (ob. -hooking), Kocur, Del (roughing), Sydor, Dal (holding), Yzerman, Det (roughing), Keczmer, Dal, double minor (roughing), Yzerman, Det, double minor Kocur, Det (highsticking), 19:00. Shots on gcal-Dailas 14-5-9-28.
Detroit 9-16-10-35. Power-play Opportunities--Dallas 1 of Detroit 1 of 7. Goalies- -Dallas. Belfour 7-3-1 (35 shots34 saves). Detroit, Osgood 8-6-0 (14-10), Hodson (0:00 second, 14-13).
Referee--Mark Faucelle. LinesmenGord Broseker, Brad K.ovachik. NHL TODAY SCOREBOARD Saturday, Nov. 11 Dallas at Boston (7 p.m. EST).
The Stars are battling Phoenix for the Pacific Division lead, while the Bruins are compeling for the top spot in the Northeast Division. STARS Thursday Mats Sundin, Maple Leafs. had Ihree goals and assist to lead Toronto to a 10-3 rout of Chicago. Kirk McLean, Panthers. made 39 saves to lead Florida past Philadelphia 2-1.
Mike Dunham, Predators, stopped 35 shots in Nashville's 3-1 win over Los Angeles. SCORING IN BUNCHES Rookie forward Mark Parrish scored Iwo goats to lead the Florida Panthers to a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night. Parrish, who has eight goals this season, scored two against Tampa Bay on Oct. 9 and four against Chicago on Oct. 31.
SMASHED Mats Sundin had three goals and an assist and Derek King had two goals and an assist to power the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 10-3 rout of Chicago on Thursday night. The Blackhawks fell to 0-7-1 over eight games and gave up 10 goals for the first time since 1988. SCORCHING Tommy Salo made 21 saves for his league-leading fourth shutout, which lifted the Islanders to a 4-0 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night. Salo lied Detroit's Chris Ospood for the NHL lead with eight wins as New York improved to 8- 8-0. SECONDS TO SPARE Edmonton's Andrei Kovalenko scored with 14 seconds left in regulation to earn a 1- 1 fie with the Senators on Thursday night.
Kovalenko beat Ottawa's Ron Tugnutt between the pads from a sharp angle for his sixth goal of the season. Bob Essensa made 33 saves for the Oilers. STOPPER STRUGGLE Dominik- Hasek made 23 saves for his third shutout of the season and the Sabres extended their unbeaten streak lo seven games with a 2-0 victory over the Capitals on Thursday night. Hasek bested Washington's Olaf Koizig, who blanked Hasek and Buffalo 1-0 on Oct. 23.
ROAD RACING LOCAL SCHEDULE SATURDAY, NOV. 21 WESTFIELD: Westfield State College James Banacos Road Race; at Westfield State College: 10K; $10; Jesse Adams, Westfield State College, Westfield. 01086; call 572-5424. SUNDAY, NOV. 22 SPRINGFIELD.
The 19th Annual Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic 5K Peter Pan Springfield Sheraton Road Race; 12:30 p.m.; report to Springfield Sheraton; $10 pre, $12 pest; checks to TipOff Classic Hall of Fame Road Race, P.O, Box 1660, Springfield, 01101; 732-9585. THURSDAY, NOV. 26. WILBRAHAM: 20th Annual Turkey Trot; 5 miles; 8:30 a.m.; Wilbraham United Church, 500 Main S4; Tim Crimmins 781- 242C days, 596-4057. SATURDAY, NOV.
28 HOLYOKE: Six Mile Cross-Country Talking Turkey Race; RACE IS CLOSED; 1 p.m.; report to Holyoke Lodge of Elks. Please send race information to Bill Wells, Union-News Sporls Department, P.O. Box 2350, Springfield MA 01102-2350 AHL EASTERN CONFERENCE New England Division OL PtS GF GA Providence 9 5 0 19 58 42 Hartford 4 0 0 18 51 41 Worcester CO 0 17 42 40 New Haven 15 45 43 FALCONS 8 2 10 46 47 Atlantic Division OUT Pts GF GA Lowell 12 4 0 25 59 44 Soint John 8 20 55 50 St. John's 4 9 0 2 10 43 58 Fredericton 2 11 2 7 41 59 Portland 3 12 0 0 6 34 58 WESTERN CONFERENCE Empire Division OLT Pts GF GA Rochester 8 2 0 2 18 52 24 Albany 8 5 0 0 16 43 42 Hamilton 6 4 -4 14 35 31 Adirondack 5 7 0 11 29 41 Syracuse 4 10 0 3 11 49 59 Mid-Atlantic Division OL Pts GF GA Philadelphia 9 2 0 2 20 47 33 Kentucky 6 0 3 15 46 35 Hershey 4 CO 4 12 39 57 Cincinnati 5 6 0 1 11 32 42 NOTE: Two points are awarded for victory: one point ties and overtime losses. Overtime losses are only denoted in the SOL column, not the loss column.
Thursday's Results Hershey 2, Fredericton Albany 3, Worcester 2 Yesterday's Results Hartford 4, FALCONS 3 New Haven 2, Fredericton 1, OT Hamilton 3, St. John's 1 Philadelphia 5, Kentucky 2 Providence 4, Syracuse Rochester 2, Adirondack 2, tie Cincinnati 3, Portland 1 Lowell 4, Saint John 3 Today's Games Hamilton at St. John's, 6:35 Albany at Adirondack, 7:30 Portland at Kentucky, 7:30 Providence at FALCONS, 7:30 Rochester at Syracuse, 7:30 Worcester at Hartford, 7:35 Tomorrow's Games Cincinnati at Kentucky, 2 Worcester at Lowell, 5:05 Portland at Philadelphia, 5:05 Syracuse at Rochester, 6:05 Falcons lose, 4-3 Springfield 2 1-3 Hartford 1-4 First Period- 1. Spr, Driedzic (Coles. Bartanus), 11:36 (pp); 2.
Sor Dziedzic (Hogan, Tiley), 14:27 (pp): 3. Har Dube (Goneau, Vorbiev), 11:36: 4. Har Germander (Vasiliev, Finley), 18:49 (pp). Penalties: Armstrong. Har (roughing), Coles, Spr (roughing), Thompson, Har (obs.
hooking), Carpentier, Har (obs. holding), Purinton. Har (double minorhigh sticking), Ricci, Spr (interference), 18:32. Second Period-5. Har A.
Smith (Dube, Berg), 5:48. Penalties: Risidore, Har (obs. holding the stick), 9:46. Third Period- 6. Har Thompson (Vorbiev, Armstrong), 7.
Spr Tallaire (Tiley), 12:30. Penalties: Schnabel, Spr (interference) Gagnon, Spr (elbowing), 4:55. Shots on goal--Springfield 17-7-11-35. Hartford 9-12-8-29. Power-play Opportunities-Springfield 2 of Harttord 1 of 3.
Goalies--Springfield. Sylvan Daigle 2-6-0 (29 shots-25 saves). Hartford, JeanFrancois Labbe, 7-1-0 (35 shots -32 saves). Referee--Mike Leggo. Linesmen-Glen Cooke.
Scott Hansen. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX Agreed to terms with 28 Jose Offerman on a four -year contract. CLEVELAND INDIANS- Traded RHP Chad Ogea to the Philadelphia Phillies for RHP Jerry Spradlin. National League LOS ANGELES DODGERS- Agreed 10 terms with RHP Alan Mitts on a three-year contract. MONTREAL EXPOS-Named Don Reynolds director of paver development and Randy Kierce assistant director of international scouting.
SAN DIEGO PADRES- Agreed to terms with OF Jonn Vander Wat on a two-year contract. BASKETBALL Continental Basketball Association CONNECTICUT PRIDE -Signed Rick Brunson. Waived Rony Efford. GRAND RAPIDS HOOPS-Signed Ben Davis. Placed Darren Morningstar on the developmental serve list.
IDAHO STAMPEDE -Signed Spud Webb. YAKIMA SUN KINGS-Signed F- -C Greg Dennis. FOOTBALL National Football League Fined the Denver Broncos $15,000 for violating injury reporting procedures. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- Activated LB Shawn Stuckey from the team's practice. Placed WR Anthony Ladd on waivers.
NEW YORK GIANTS- -Claimed DB Curtis Buckley off waivers from the San Francisco 49ers. Placed Rodney Young on injured reserve. WASHINGTON REDSKINS- Placed TE Jamie Asher on reserve. Signed Brett Conway. Arena Foctball League NASHVILLE KATS -Signed WR -DB Isaac Booth.
SAN JOSE SABERCATS- -Signed OL -DL Bruce Walker. TAMPA BAY STORM -Signed OL-DL Andre Hewitt, QB Jay McDonagh, WR -DB Charles Perry and OL-DL Brent Williams. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Edmonton Sean Brown for Ihree games and fined him 51,000 for high -slicking Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson on Nov. 12. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS- Acquired Bryan Muir from the New Jersey Devils for future considerations.
COLORADO AVALANCHE to mulliyear contract exiensions with Adam Foote and RW Jeff Odgers. PHOENIX COYOTES- Assigned Scott Langkow to Las Vegas of the 1HL. ST. LOUIS BLUES- -Assigned Brent Johnson to Worcester of the AHL and Libor Zabransky from Worcester of the AHL to Vsetin in the Czech League. International Hockey League CINCINNATI CYCLONES- Assigned LW Olaf Kienstad to Portland of the AML.
HOUSTON AEROS- Released LW Tom Nolan. East Coast Hockey League AUGUSTA LYNX- Placed Richard Irwin on 10-day injured reserve list. Moved Sam Florek from 10-day to 14-day injured reserve list. BIRMINGHAM BULLS- Waived Eric Andersen. Placed Chad Wilchynski on 10- day inured reserve list, Activated Jay McGee from injured reserve list.
COLUMBUS CHILL- -Loaned Harlin Haves to Indianapolis of the IHL. GREENVILLE GRRRWL -Placed Mike Kolenda on 14-day injured reserve list. Moved Andy Johnson from 14-day to 60- day injured reserve list. MISSISSIPPI SEA -Waived LW Bob Brandon. MOBILE MYSTICKS-Waived LW John McCabe.
NEW ORLEANS BRASS- -Activated Chris from injured reserve list. PENSACOLA ICE PILOTS- Placed Steve Naughton on 14-day inured reserve list. Activated Kelly Ochoa from injured reserve list. RICHMOND RENEGADES- Waived -D Bryan McKinney. West Coast Hockey League BAKERSFIELD CONDORS- -Signed LW Jamie Adams.
Waived LW Dean Wilson. PHOENIX MUSTANGS- Waived Petro Kantzavelos. LACROSSE National Lacrosse League BUFFALO BANDITS- Released Jeff Hanson. Marly O'Brien and Brian Kopec. Traded Rich Schwanke to Syracuse.
COLLEGE BOWLING GREEN- -Named Amy Kyler assistant softball coach. BRIDGEWATER STATE -Fired Tom McGuinness, women's soccer coach, and Brian Shacter, women's assistant soccer coach. EASTERN KENTUCKY-Named Jeffrey P. Long athletics director. MONMOUTH, N.J.- Announced Darren Kennedy is leaving the baskelball team.
JEFFERSON- Announced the retirement of WASHINGTON TON John Luckhardi, football coach. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pct. PF Miami 667 165 123 N.Y. Jets 667 220 151 Buttalo .556 200 196 New England .556 201 179 Indianapolis .111 142 241 Central Jacksonville .770 233 176 Pittsburgh 667 164 161 Tennessee .555 216 179 Baltimore 333 134 189 Cincinnati 0 .222 164 243 West Denver 1 000 300 169 Oakland 667 156 158 Seattle 556 196 142 Kansas City .444 160 167 San Diego 3 .333 113 166 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pct. PF PA Dallas 667 224 121 Arizona .556 154 197 Y.
Giants 333 166 189 Philadelphla .222 89 205 Washington .111 141 270 Central Minnesota .889 296 167 Green Bay 239 193 Tampa Bay 444 143 176 Chicago .333 164 198 Detroit .222 171 219 West Atlanta .778 253 176 San Francisco .778 273 186 New Orleans .444 162 201 St Louis .333 174 216 Carolina .111 182 241 Sunday England at Buffalo. 1:01 New York Jets at Indianapolis, 1:01 Miami at Carolina, 1:01 Cincinnati at Minnesota. 1:01 Philadelphia at Washington, 1:01 Pittsburgh at Tennessee, 1:01 St. Louis at New Orleans, 1:01 San Francisco al Atlanta, 1:01 Seattle at Oakland, Ballimore at San Diego, 4:05 Green Bay at New York Giants, 415 Dalias at Arizona 4:15 Tampa Bay at Jacksonville 4:15 Chicago at Detroit. 8:20 Monday Denver at Kansas City, 8:20 Nov.
22 Philadelphia al New York Giants, 1:01 Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1:01 Arizona at Washington, 1:01 Chicago al Atianta, 1:01 Detroil at Tampa Bay, 1:01 Green Bay at Minnesota, 1:01 Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1:01 Seattle at Dallas. 1:01 Carolina at St. Louis, 4:05 New York Jets at Tennessee. 4:15 Kansas City at San Diego, 4:15 Ballimore at Cincinnati, 4:15 Oaklano at Denver, 4:15 New Orleans at San Francisco, 8:20 Nov. 23 Miami at New England, 8:20 FOOTBALL CFL PLAYOFFS DIVISION SEMIFINALS Nov.
8 East Division Montreal 41, Toronto 28 West Division Edmonton 40, British Columbia 33 DIVISION FINALS Sunday EAST DIVISION Montreal at Hamilton, West Division Edmonton at Calgary, 4 GREY CUP At Winnipeg, Manitoba Nov. 22 East winner vs. West winner, 5 WTFL WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE SUNDAY Quarterfinals At Blunt Park, Springfield Raiders vs. Bears, Field 1. 9 Sanits vs.
Packers, Field 2, 9 Redskins vs. Eagles. Field 1, 10:30 Chiefs vs. Steelers, Field 2, 10:30 NOV. 22 Semifinals At Van Horn Park, Springfield Pairings, times TBA AUTO RACING JIFFY LUBE 300 QUALIFYING HOMESTEAD, Fla.
(AP) Results Friday of first-round qualifying for the Jiffy Lube 300 NASCAR Busch Series race at the Miami-Dade Homestead Moiorsports Complex with starting position, car number in parentheses. driver hometown, time in seconds and speed in mph: 1. (63) Casey Atwood Nashvilie, Tenn, Chevrolet, 36.422 seconds, 148.262 mph. 2. (66) Elliot! Sadler, Emporia, Chevrolet, 36.520.
147.864. 3. (36) David Green, Owensboro, Pontiac, 36.590, 147.581. 4. (40) Kevin Lepage, Shelburne, N.C., Chevrolet, 36.600, 147.541.
5. (34) Mike McLaughlin, Waterloo, N.Y., Chevrolet, 36.618, 147.469. 6. (93) Dave Blaney, Hartford, Ohio, Pontiac. 36.624, 147.444.
7. (12) Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Chevrolet, 36.679, 147.223. 8. (60) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ford, 36.692, 147.171. 9.
(4) Jeff Purvis, Clarksville, Chevrolet, 36.697, 147.151. 10. (57) Jason Keller, Greenville. S.C., Chevrolet, 36.733, 147.007. 11.
(38) Elton Sawyer, Chesapeake, Va. Ford, 36.775, 146.039. 12. (83) Wayne Grubb, Mechanicsville. N.C., Chevrolet, 36.794, 146.763.
13. (85) Shane Hall, Fountain Inn, S.C., Chevrolet, 36.796. 146.755. 14. (74) Randy LaJoie, Norwalk, Chevrolet, 36.810, 146.699.
15. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Kannapolis, N.C., Chevrolet, 36.867, 146.472. 16. (15) Ken Schrader, Fenton, Chevrolet, 36.974. 146.445.
17. (20) Blaise Alexander, Montoursville, Chevrolet, 36.879, 146.425. 18. (37) Mark Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet, 36.887, 146.393. 19.
(26) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, Chevrolet, 36.934. 146.207. 20. (99) Glenn Allen, Cincinnati, Chevrolet, 36.950, 146.143. 21.
(87) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet, 36.794, 146.763. 22. (77) Ed Berrier, Winston -Salem, N.C., Ford, 36.966. 146.080. 23.
(9) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Ford. 36.984, 146.009. 24. (72) Mike Dillon, Lexington, N.C., Chevrolet, 36.995, 146.005. 25.
(59) Robert Pressley, Asheville, N.C., Chevroiet, 36.997, 145.958. Did not qualify 26. (29) Hermie Sadler, Emporia, Chevrolet, 37.000. 145.946. 27.
(30) Todd Bodine, Chemung, N.Y.. Chevrolet, 38.009, 145.910. 28. (64) Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Rapids, Chevrolet, 37.014, 145.891. 29.
(22) Adam Petly, Concord N.C., Chevrolet, 37.027, 145.840. 30. (05) Barry Bodine, Cornelius, N.C., Chevrolet, 37.029, 145.832. 31. (17) Matt Kenseth, Cambridge, Chevrolet, 37.036.
145.808. 32. (44) Tony Stewart, Rushville, Pontiac, 37.054, 145.733. 33. (56) Jeff Krogh, Kamiah, Idaho, Chevrolet, 37.056.
145.725. 34. (84) Phil Morris, Ruckersville, Chevrolet, 37.078. 145.639. 35.
(94) Jeff Fuller, Auburn, Chevrolet, 37.087, 145.604. 36. (43) Jimmy Johnson, Concord, N.C., Chevrolet, 37.096, 145.568. 37. (6) Joe Bessey, Scarborough, Maine, Chevrolet, 37.109, 145.517.
38. (00) Bucksho! Jones, Monticello, Pontiac, 37.136, 145.411. 39. (50) Stanton Barrett, Hollywood, Ford, 37.144, 145.380. 40.
(33) Tim Fedewa, Holt, Chevrolet, 37.221, 145.079. 41. (13) Ted Christopher, Plainville, Chevrolet, 37.240, 145.005. 42. (78) Nathan Buttke, High Point, N.C., Chevrolet, 37.351, 144.574.
43. (53) Hank Parker, Denver, N.C., Chevrolet, 37.360, 144.540. 44. (91) Rich Bickle, Edgerton. Ford, 37.401, 144.381.
45. (35) Lyndon Amick, Batesburg, S.C., Pontiac, 37.407, 144.359. 46. (92) Chuck Bown, Asheboro, N.C.; Chevrolet, 37.414, 144.331. 47.
(14) Patty Mcise, Jacksonville, Ford, 37.427, 144.281. 48. (8) Bobby Hillin, Midland, Texas, Chevrolet, 37.576, 143.709. 49. (89) John Preston, Wyalusing, Ford, 37.592, 143.696.
50. (10) Phil Parsons, Detroit, Chevrolet, 37.617, 143.552. 51. (07) Morgan Shepherd, Conover, N.C., Pontiac, 37.863, 142.619. 52.
(88) Kevin Schwantz, Paige, Texas, Chevrolet, 38.029, 141.997. 53. (49) Gus Wasson, Huntersville, N.C., Chevrolet, DNF 54. (47) Andy Santerre, Cherryfield, Maine, Chevrolet, DNF 55. (80) Mark Krogh, Kamiah, Idaho, Chevrolet, DNF 56.
(01) Mike Garvey, Muskegon, Chevrolet, DNS 57. (7) Freddie Query, Mooresville, N.C., Chevrolet, DNS Union-News, Scoreboard TANK by Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds THE PLAYERS PROPOSED THAT WHAT'S AN EXAMPLE AND A BASKETBALLPA OWNERS COULD TERMINATE OF A NON-BASKETBALL: RELATED FELONY? YOU SHOOT 123 CONTRACTS ONLY IF CONVICTED FOR RELATED FELONY? YOUR COACH 151 A 'BASKETBALL -RELATED" FELONY. DURING A GAME. 196 179 241 176 161 179 189 243 by worldnet. 169 a LATRELL, THIS 19 158 YOU SHOOT NOT ALL ABOUT 142 SOME GUY YOU WE'RE ALL 166 167 OUTSIDE A BAR.
LOCKED OUT More Sports on DOG RACING HINSDALE GREYHOUND PARK YESTERDAY'S MATINEE RESULTS 1st, 1650 Mile, Grade 4-Starlight Wanda 7 40 3.20 3.00 7-Sis BeaN Gloria 3.40 3.00 2-Solas Dancer 3.60 Q14-7) 20.80 TRI (4-7-2) 457.80 2nd, 1650 Mile, Grade 1-MN's Saint Simon 8.80 7.60 3.40 4-Trial By Fire 41.60 13 80 6-StHI Evening 3.40 (1-4) 137.20 TRI (1-4-6) 828.40 DD (4-11 75.40 3rd, 1980 Mite, Grade 1-Paco 5.00 0 3 40 2.80 2-Ditto Dixie 10.20 7.00 5-Jakes Hallo 3.60 (1-2) 21.40 TRI (1-2-5) 200.20 4th, 1650 Mile, Grade 3-Hallo Goodie 10.20 6.40 4.40 5-Mohegan Chief 8.40 3 20 2-E's Rare Wine 3.20 8-Earth Windnfire 3.00 (3-5) 40.20 TRI (3-5-2) 285.40 TRI (3-5- 8) 214.60 5th, 1650 Mile, Grade 5-Hellomissiortune 16.40 11.00 00 5.80 1-Sheeza Poet 3.60 2.60 3-Masked Muscle 5 80 Q01-5) 21.60 TRI (5-1-3) 266.00 6th, 1650 Mile, Grade 2-Backwaler Sable 11.60 4 80 3.80 8-Edsel 9.20 5.80 5-Starlight Fido 3.40 Q12-8) 62.60 TRI (2-8-all) 143.80 7th, 1650 Mile, Grade 3-Wee Racer 0 11.40 036.20 14.60 2-Westpark Sparian 4.20 2.60 1-Nita's Ladiesman 4.40 (2-3) 20.20 TRI (3-2-1) 102.60 (MidDouble 2-3) 129.80 8th, 1980 Mile, Grade 8-Whytel! Leo 16 80 8.20 6 60 1-Starlight Mustad 10.40 7.80 3- Che Mar Brisky 3.40 Q11-8) 48.80 TRI (8-1-3) 1445.40 9th, 1650 Mile, Grade 2-TD Rocket 5.20 4.20 04.40 3- Answer To Sandy 4.60 9.20 1-Allo Magenta 6.20 (2-3) 23.00 TRI (2-3-1) 186.40 10th, 1980 Mile, Grade 8-P's Fan Out 14.20 05.60 5.40 1-Fran's Memory 4 40 2.40 3-Hallo Sweetie Be 5.40 (1 -8) 25.00 TRI (8-1-3) 415.60 11th, 1650 Mile, Grade 6-Heeza Fortune 11.60 8.40 4.60 8-Regall Rayshelf 7.40 3.40 5-Noisy Falcon 3.20 (6-8) 60.40 TWIN- TRI (1st Half 6-8-5) 299.30 12th, 1650 Mile, Grade 3-Thunder Quicker 5.20 05.40 4.40 5-Kyles Kaddish 8.80 6.80 7-TMC's Bright Boy 4.00 (3-5) 44.20 TRI (3-5-7) 189.00 (Late Double 6-3) 195.60 13th, 1650 Mile, Grade 4-Lee's Javcee 16.20 7.60 4.60 8-Kalista Kaa 13.40 6.40 5-LJ's Rock 2.60 6-Kee's Caliente 5.40 (4-8) 56.40 TRI (4-8-6) 1198.60 TWINTRI (Carry Over) 4671.28 14th, 1650 Mile, Grade 2-Solas Dasher 32.40 7.00 8.80 5-Pat Vanished 7.00 4.20 8-Shata Kwik 3.20 (2-5) 137.20 TRI (2-5-8) 271.40 15th, 1650 Mile, Grade 6-Northern Astro 7.40 04.80 5.00 2-Deadly Fire 25.40 11.00 8-Hallo Aub 3.80 (2-6) 26.00 TRI (6-2-8). 154.40 (Extra Double 2-6) 143.80 16th, 1980 Mile, Grade 3-Willo Knight 11.80 6.80 3.40 6-Orchid ice 5.20 2.80 7-JG's Vinnie 3.80 (3-6) 42.40 TRI (3-6-7) 567.80 17th, 1650 Mile, Grade 8-Paca Renegade 6.60 11.20 4.60 1-HJS Prince Aris 4.60 3.20 5-LL Maior's Charm 4.60 (1-8) 31.20 TRI (8-1-5) 119.40 (Super One C-0) 681 09 ATTENDANCE: 286 HANDLE: $47,979 GOLF WOMEN'S AUSTRALIAN OPEN MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Leading scores Friday during the rainsuspended second round of the $222,250 Women's Australian Open, at the yard. par-73 Yarra Yarra Golf Club. (18 players will finish their second rounds Saturday morning): Marnie McGuire, New Zealand 72-72-144 Corinne Dibnah, Australia 74-72-146 Jan Stephenson, Australia 74-72-146 Liselotte Neumann, Sweden 73-74-147 Karrie Webb. Australia 78-70-148 Marie- Jose Rouleau, Canada 75-73--148 Kelly Robbins.
United States 75-74-149 Joung Youn Lee, South Korea 74-75-149 Claire Duffy, Britain 79-71-150 Alison Munt, Australia 78-72-150 Tina Fischer, Germany 79-71-150 Jane Crafter Australia 79-71-150 Jacqueline Crowe. Britain 76-74-150 Christie Kerr, United Slates 74-78-152 Rachel Hetherington, Australia 77-75-152 SHARK SHOOTOUT THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) Scores Friday affer the first round of the $1.3 million Shark Shootout, an alternate-shot competition played at the par-72 Sherwood Country Club: John Daly Fuzzy Zoeller 65 Constantino Rocca Scott Hoch 66 Greg Elkington 67 Billy Jay Haas 68 Davis Love II1 Brad Faxon 68 Peter Jacobsen! John Cook 68 Hat Day 68 Fred Justin Leonard 69 Tom Kite Billy Mayfair 69 Ben Crenshaw Craig Stadler 70 Bruce Lietzke Scot! McCarron 72 Mark Calcaveccia Andrew Magee 73 SENIOR MATCH PLAY PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) Results Friday after the first round of the Senior Match Play Challenge al Big Horn Golf Club: Bruce Summerhays def. Dave Stockton, 1-UD.
Dana Quigley def. Jose Maria Canizares, 1-up. Jim Colbert def. Vicente Fernandez, 2-1. David Graham def.
Hugh Baiocchi, 5-3. Jay Siegel def. George Archer, 6-4. Bob Charles def. Larry Nelson, 2-1.
Gil Morgan def. Bob Murphy, 2-1. Hate Irwin def. Gary Player, 3-2. TAIHEIYO MASTERS GOTEMBA, Japan (AP) Leading scores Friday after the second round of the 51.2 million Sumitomo VISA Taiheiyo Masters on the par-72 Taiheiyo Masters Gotemba course (Japanese unless Nobuo Serizawa 67-68-135 Frankie Minoza, Philippines 68-70--138 Tateo "Jet" Ozaki 68-70-138 Lee Westwood, England 72-67-139 Rycken Kawagishi 67-72-139 Eduardo Herrera, Colombia 65-74-139 Katsunari Takahashi 69-71-140 Nobuhito Sato 73-68-141 Toru Taniguchi 72-69-141 Katsunori Kuwabara 71-70-141 Shigemasa Higaki 71-70-141 Toru Suzuki 70-71-141 Masashi Jumbo" Ozaki 69-72-141 Andrew Coltart, Britain 69-72-141 Also Jeff Slumen, United States 73-69-142 Chen Tze-chung, Taiwan 72-70-142 Darren Clarke, Northern Ireland 71-71-142 David Howell, England 70-73--143 David Ishii, United States 69-74-143 Yeh Chang -ting, Taiwan 72-72-144 Kim Jong -duck, South Korea 70-74-144 Relief Goosen, South Africa 70-74-144 Stewart Ginn, Australia 74-71-145 Todd Hamilton, United States 73-72-145 Mark O' Meara, Uniled States 73-72-145 Jose-Maria Olazabal, Spain 72-73-145 Peter Teravainen, United States 71-75--146 ITOEN LADIES CHONAN.
Japan (AP) Leading scores Friday after the first round of the $491,800 Itoen Ladies golf tournament on the yard, par-72 Great island Club course (Japanee unless specified): Michiko Haltori 32-33-65 Suzuko Maeda 31-36-67 Aki Takamura 34-35-69 Fumiko Muraguchi 35-34-69 Han Hee-won, South Korea 34-35-69 Pages C6 C8 COLLEGES FOOTBALL ATLANTIC I0 CONFERENCE New England Division All WLT LT Massachusetts 5 1 72 0 Connecticut 2 0 7 2 0 Maine 340 5 4 0 Rhode Island 2 4 0 3 6 New Hampshire 2 5 0 3 7 0 Mid- Atlantic Division LT Richmond un 2 0 William Mary 0 Delaware 3 6 3 00. Villanova 3 5 Northeastern 3 5 0 5 5 James Madison 2 5 0 3 7 0 Today -Maine at Massachusetts, 12:30 Island at New Hampshire, 12:30 Connecticut al William Mary, 1 Buffalo Villanova, x- Delaware at Richmond, 2 x- Atlantic 10 Conference game End Regular Season BASKETBALL ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE EN EAST DIVISION All Rhode Island 0 0 Temple 2 Massachusetts 0 St. Bonaventure 00 SI. Joseph's Fordham 0 WEST DIVISION AM George Washingion 0 La Salle Xavier 0 Dayton 00009 000 Duquesne 0 Virginia Tech 0 0 0 Last Night Red Auerbach Colonial Classic Washington George Washingion 71, George Mason 59 Today Rhode Island at Providence, 1 Albany al Duquesne, 2 William Mary at Virginia Tech, 7:30 La Salle at Mount St. Mary's.
7:30 Kent at Dayton, 8 Monday Preseason NIT First Round Niagara at Massachusetts, 7 Tuesday Xavier at Butler, 7 Liberty at St. Bonaventure, 7:35 George Washington at Illinois, 8 Wednesday Mississippi al Temple, 7 Indiana-Purdue at Dayton, 7:30 West Virginia at Duquesne, 7:35 Preseason NIT Second Round TBA Thursday East Tennessee State at Virginia Tech, 7 Cincinnali at Rhode Island, 7:30 COLLEGE BASKETBALL EAST College of West Va. 96, Glenville SI. 83 Fairmont 51. 79, HiNsdale 63 George Washington 71, George Mason 59 Holy Cross 74, Yale 50 Lehigh 73, Vermont 60 Lindsey Wilson 79, Johnson C.
Smith 71 Lock Haven 80, Wheeling Jesuit 73 Lynn 76, Bryant 69 Merrimack 90, Dowling 81 New Hampshire Coll. 74, Adelphi 58 Niagara 85, Buffalo 63 Nyack 89, Houghton 79 Pittsburgh 84, Md. -Battimore County 56 Rio Grande 81, W. Virginia Tech 63 Salem-Teikyo 101, Cent. Washington 94 St.
Anselm 75, Franklin Pierce 56 SOUTH Auburn 114, SE Louisiana 60 Cent. Florida 104, Rollins 98 Clemson 83. Bluff 59 Coll. of Charleston 64. Charleston Southern 43 Fla.
International 69, Michigan 62 Florida S1. 81. Sam Houston St. 51 Georgia 96, Mercer 61 James Madison 86, Morgan St. 62 Memphis 79, N.C.- Wilmington 75 Miami 97, Florida Atlantic 73 Mississippi 87, Alabama St.
45 North Carolina 87, Appalachian St. 64 Virginia 86, Va. Commonwealth 70 MIDWEST Kansas 80, Gonzaga 66 Kansas St. 83, SI. Mary's.
Cal. 60 Miami, Ohio 76, Notre Dame 65 Michigan St. 89, NE Louisiana 58 Missouri 87, Jackson 51. 46 Ohio St. 89, Oakland, Mich.
61 Purdue 101, N.C.-Asheville 64 Saint Louis 63, Arkansas St. 60 SOUTHWEST New Mexico St. 59, Texas -El Paso 57 Rice 80, Texas- Pan American 40 SW Texas 71, Bay 44 Texas 80. North Texas 59 FAR WEST Air Force 101, Doane 82 Arizona 73, Tennessee 72 Arizona SI. 68, San Jose St.
49 Brignam Young 73, Wofford 67 Montana St. 81, Simon Fraser 68 New Mexico 82, DePaul 81 Weber St. 81, S. Utah 75 EXHIBITION E. Kentucky 73, Rose City Xpress 66 Idaho St.
83. Next Level Sporls All-Sta 72 Radford 78. Court Authority 76 WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Colgate 69, Md. Eastern Shore 57 Pace 72, New Haven 64 74, East Stroudsburg 4T Rollins 89, Wheeling Jesuit 50 St. Francis, Ind.
91, West Liberty 88 SOUTH Alabama 93, Northwestern St. 65 American U. 88, Cent. Florida 70 Fla. International 85, Mount St.
Mary's, Md. 54 McNeese St. 68, Georgia Southern 66 North Carolina 85, Akron 71 77, Evansville 71 Tennessee 94, Portland 57 Vanderbilt 57, Michigan 45 Virginia Tech 69, Liberty 55 W. Kentucky 89. Howard 66 William Mary 61, Winthrop 49 MIDWEST Butler 70.
Michigan St. 62 Marquette 74 Loyola 111. 40 FAR WEST Connecticut 104, Duke 74 Oregon 81, Nevada 54 Simon Fraser 78, Portland St. 65 TOURNAMENTS Cable Vision Classic First Round Arizona 84, Wis. -Green Bay 65 Nebraska 96.
South Alabama 39 Preseason NIT First Round Baylor 84, NE Louisiana 65 Indiana 61, Cincinnati 51 Rutgers 73, SI. Francis, Pa. 43 SW Missouri St. 120, Davidson 65 Toledo 93, Xavier 64 EXHIBITION Auburn 100, Mexican National 61 Kansas St. 80, Shelen 40 Kentucky 90, Miss.
All-Stars 83 Maine 96, ZBK Kosice-Slovakia 72 Penn St. 86, Kazakhstan National 69 COLLEGE HOCKEY EAST American International 6, Sacred Heart 2 Brown 3. Colgate 2 Clarkson 3, Yale 1 Connecticut 2. Quinnipiac 1 Cornell 7, Harvard 2 Geneseo 5t. 5, Cortland St.
3 lona 3, Canisius 2 Lebanon Valley 6. Framingham St. 4 Merrimack 5, Army 3 New Hampshire 2, Boston U. 2, tie Northeastern 5. Boston College 4, OT Oswego St.
6, Brockport SI. 3 Plattsburgh St. 6, Fredonia St. 3 Princeton 2, St. Lawrence 0 Providence 7, Minn.
-Duluth 2 RPI8, Dartmouth 5 Vermont 4 Union, N. Y. 1 MIDWEST Lake Superior St. 1, Ferris St. 1, lie Michigan 6, Alaska- Fairbanks 3 Michigan Tech 3, St.
Cloud St. 1 N. Michigan 4, Miami, Ohio 3 North Dakota 4, Minnesota 4, tie Notre Dame 6, Bowling Green 2 Ohio SI. 3, Michigan 51.2 Wisconsin 2, Alaska Anchorage 1 FAR WEST Air Force 9, Belhel, Minn. 2 THIS DATE IN LOCAL SPORTS.
November 14, 1987: Bill Pacitto rushed 43 times for 268 yards for a single-season tally of 1,149 yards, but Springfield College was tied 25-25 by American International College in front of 3,514 at SC's Benedum Field. All three of Pacitto's feats were records. HIGH SCHOOLS FRIDAY, NOV. 13 FOOTBALL Independent Mount Greylock 43, McCann 8 AA Cathedral 46, Agawam 8 Holyoke 21, Chicopee Comp 6 Westfield 36, Minnechaug 6 Suburban Longmeadow 21, Northampion 20 Greenfield 16, West Springfield 45, Amherst 6 Chicopee 52. East Longmeadow 29 Intercounty North Frontier 34, Mohawk 14 Intercounty South Sci-Tech 26.
Westfield -Tech 8 Putnam 34, Pathfinder 22 Cathedral 46, Agawam 8 Cathedral 21 19 6 0 36 Agawam 0 0 0 6 8 Mike Buonconti 20 run (Malt Yvon kick) Will Torres 7 run (kick failed) Torres 4 run (Mike Buonconti run) John Plascik 29 run (Yvan kick) Buonconti 29 run (kick failed) Shawn Carpenter 19 run (kick failed) Mike Buonconti 31 interception return (kick failed) A Mike O'Connor 1 run (Brian St. Jean Holyoke 21, Chicopee Comp 6 Comp 0 0 6 0- 6 Holyoke 0 014 0 7-21 Marcus Humber 3 run (Tim Lastowski kick) Rafael Martinez 44 pass from Brian Griffin (Lastowski kick) Don. Robert 1 run (kick blocked) Humber 4 run (Lastowski kick) Westfield 36, Minnechaug 6 Westfield 3 0 14 19 36 Minnechaug 0 6 0 0- 6 Eric McCutcheon 30 field goal Tom Davis 17 pass from Mike McCloskey (kick blocked) Bobby Williams 4 run (McCulcheon kick) Rich Baker 3 pass from Phil Frost (McCulcheon kick) W- Williams 51 punt return (kick failed) W- Frost 1 run (McCutcheon kick) Mike St. Jean 8 run (kick failed) Longmeadow 21, Northampton 20 Northampton 7 0 7 6-20 Longmeadow 0 7 14 0-21 Rey Jimenez 15 run (Jerry McDowell Justin Vincent 1 run (Adam Diamond Winston McGregor 50 run (Diamond kick) Jeremy McDowell 62 pass from Tom Ellerbrook (McDowell kick) McGregor 1 run (Diamond kick) Jimenez 2 run failed) Greenfield 16, South Hadley 8 South Hadley 0 0 8 0- 8 Greenfield 8 8-16 Carlton Drew 75 pass from Jesse Phelps (Sam Wilson run). Robbie Adams 1 run (Chris McCain pass from Adams) Phelps 1 run (Phelps run) Amherst 45, West Springfield 6 West Springfield 0 0 0 6- 6 Amherst 12 19 7 7-45 A Jason Graziadei 23 run (kick failed) A Graziadei 6 run (run failed) A David thedigbo 20 fumble return (kick failed) A lhedigbo9 run (kicked failed) A Marcus Williams 5 run.
(Ahmad Buchanon kick) A Jerome Grant 4 run (Buchanon kick) Bob Arnelt 1 run (pass failed) A Mike Ononibaku 19 run (Buchanon kick) Chicopee 52, East Longmeadow 29 Chicopee 14 16 15 7-52 East Longmeadow 8 7 0 14-29 Matte 65 run (Robert Collier kick) Adam Tanguay 55 run (Collier kick) Dave Skowran 8 run (Skowran run) Matte 23 pass from Tanguay (Matte run) Allen Furman 12 run (Matte run) Skowran 36 run (Anthony Verdile run) Matte 45 run (Matte pass from Nate Smith) Furman 14 run (Collier kick) Verdile 4 run (pass failed) Matte 3 run (Collier kick) Kevin Ford 6 run (Frank Pauge pass from Jeff Burack) Frontier 34, Mohawk 14 Frontier 20 8 0 6 34 Mohawk 6 8 0 0-14 Brain Puchaiski 2 run (Chris Bailey from Dan Abrahamson) Bailey 76 pass from Abrahamson (pass failed) Tom Silver 35 from Clint Phillips (kick failed) Abrahamson 73 run (pass failed) Bailey 28 from Abrahamson (Goodridge run) Zeb Crossman 9 run (Clint Phillips run) Abrahamson 32 run (run failed) Sci-Tech 26, Westfield Voc- Tech 8 Sci-Tech 14 6 6 0-26 WVT 0 0 8 0- 8 Rahan Strum 20 pass from Kyle Atkinson (Strum run) S- Atkinson 5 run (run failed) Taream Roberson 12 pass from Atkinson (run failed) Mark Gee 10 pass from Atkinson (run failed) Putnam 34, Pathfinder 22 Putnam 0 14 6 14-34 Pathfinder 16 0 0 22 PAT Anthony Sterner 13 run (Joe Philibotte run) PAT Sterner 4 run (Rich LaBorde run) PUT Jose Delgado 24 run (run failed) PAT Philibolte 3 run (pass failed) PUT Delgado 7 run (Delgado run) PUT Delgado 5 run (run failed) Delgado 44 run (Delgado run) PUT Delgado 68 run (run failed) SATURDAY, NOV. 14 FOOTBALL (Games 1:30 unless Independent Alhol at Commerce, at Central Intercounty North Mahar at Turners Falls Palmer al Ware Intercounty South Franklin Tech at Ludlow WESTERN MASS. PLAYOFFS BOYS' SOCCER Division I Final at Szot Park, Chicopee Sunday, Nov. 15 Ludlow (15-2-3) vs. West Springfield (12-1- Division It Final at Szot Park, Chicopee Sunday, Nov.
15 Easthampton (14-2-4) vs. Southwick (14-2- 2), 5:30 Division Ill Final at Szot Park, Chicopee Sunday, Nov. 15 St. Joseph-Central (14-2-4) vs. Pioneer (16- 4-10, 3:15 GIRLS' SOCCER Division I Final at Agawam High School Sunday, Nov.
15 Westfield (12-1-5) vs. Cathedral (18-1-1), 3:15 Division 11 Final at Monument Mountain, Great Barrington Sunday, Nov. 15 Mount Greylock (9-5-3) vs. Wahconah (18- 1-1), 1 Division Ill Final at Agawam High School Sunday, Nov. 15 Hampshire (17-1-1) vs.
Gateway (10-7-1). 1 FIELD HOCKEY Division at Smith College, Northampton Thursday, Nov. Soulhwick 2, Northampton 1130T) Division Semifinals at Smith College, Northampton Wednesday, Nov. 11 Athol 3, Greenfield 1 Smith Academy 1, Frontier 0 Final at Smith College, Northampton Thursday, Nov. 12 Smith Academy 5.
Athol1 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Division I Semifinais Thursday, Nov. 12 Semifinals Ludiow 15-15-15. Pittsfield 4-9-7 Westfield 5-15-16-16 Central 15-7-14-14 Final at Dean Tech, Holyoke Saturday, Nov. 14 Ludiow (20-0) vs Westfield (17-4), 7 Division il Semifinais Wednesday, Nov. 11 Turners Falls 16-15-15.
Mahar 14-3-6 Frontier 11-15-15-11-15, Pioneer 15-8-8-15- 0 Final Friday, Nov. 13 at Franklin Tech, Turners Falls Turners Falls 15-15-15, Frontier 11-5-7 PREPS SATURDAY, NOV. 14 FOOTBALL Avon Old Farms at Northfield Mount Hermon, 1:30 Canterbury al Wilbraham Monson, 2 Suffield at Trinily 2 BOYS' SOCCER Deerfield at Choate, 11 Hopkins at Suffield. 2 Wilbraham Monson at Avon, 2 Williston at Northfield Mount Hermon, 2:30 GIRLS' SOCCER Deerfielo at Choate, noon Northfield Mount Hermon at Williston, 2 Wilbraham Monson Suffield, 2 FIELD HOCKEY Deerfield at Choate, 11:30 Suffield al Hamden Hall, 1 Williston a' MacDuttie. 1:30 CROSS COUNTRY New Englands, TBA Northfield Mount Hermon at Williston WATER POLO New England Championships LOCAL COLLEGES FRIDAY, NOV.
13 ICE HOCKEY UMass 2, Maine 1 AIC 6, Sacred Heart 2 AIC 6, Sacred Heart? AIC Goals: Gagnon 2, Sowa 2, Wodarczyk, Cogan. Assists: Cogan 3, Gagnon 2, Liebro, Kalemba, Arnett, Whodarczvk. Goalie saves: Thede 23. SACRED HEART Goals: Mok os, Demetriades. Assists: Tedesco 2, Adimando 2.
Goalie saves: Binet 33. MEN'S BASKETBALL Williams 79, U. America 62 Williams 79, U. America 62 U. AMERICA Meza 1, Walter 18, Cabezas 2, Ebanks 3, Gonzalez 8, Savery 8, Savery 2, Milson 13.
Seen 7. Totals: 22-17-62. WILLIAMS Hunt 26, Holland 12. Silverstein 2, Frew 2, Sheehy 6, Maki 11, Conley 11, Mathieu 2. Dickens 4, Dupuis 3.
Totals: 30-13-79. Three Pointers Walter (W), Hunt 3, Sheehy, Maki, Conley (UA). Halftime: Williams, 35-30 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SI. Bonaventure at UMass, AIC at NE -10 Tournament NCAA Div. Ill New England Regional Semifinals Wellesley Williams 15-15-13-15.
Amherst 13-7-15-9 MEN'S SWIMMING Springfield 132. MIT 89 WOMEN'S SWIMMING Springfield a1 MIT. SATURDAY, NOV. 14 FOOTBALL Williams al Amherst, noon Maine at UMass, 12:30 Fitchburg SI. at WNEC.
12:30 UMass-Lowell at AIC, 12:30 Westfield St. at Worcester noon Union at Springfield, 1:30 MEN'S BASKETBALL HCC at Champlain, 1 STCC at Norwalk CC. 6 Nicaragua Universidad Americana al Springfield (exhibition), 7 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL St. John's at UMass, noon AIC vs. a Southampton at Stonehill, 2 MEN'S SOCCER NCAA Division Ill New England Regionals at Plymouth St.
Amherst vs. Plymouth 11 Williams vs. Middlebury, TBA WOMEN'S SOCCER NCAA Division New England Regionals Franklin Pierce vs. AIC, TBA ICE HOCKEY Maine at UMass. 7 Sacred Heart at AIC.
Olympia, 7 Wentworth at WNEC, Olympia, 8:30 FIELD HOCKEY NCAA Division I Tournament First Round at Princeton UMass vs. Penn State. noon CROSS COUNTRY Springfield at NCAA New England Div. Ilt Regional Championship, al Babson UMass at NCAA qualifier. Bronx (NY) MEN'S SWIMMING Elms at Skidmore.
1 WOMEN'S SWIMMING Elms at Skidmore, 1 Plymoutn St. at Westfield 1 Springfield at Smith, 1 WNEC at Conn. College VOLLEYBALL MAIAW Tournament at Westfield St. WP1 vs. Region, 10 a.m.
Endicott at Westfield noon Final, 3 WRESTLING AIC, Springfield, WNEC Ithaca Invitational, 9 a.m. LOCAL LISTINGS BASKETBALL OFFICIALS NEEDED: The Hampden County Boara of Women's Basketball Officials is looking for nevi officials for the 1998-99 high school basketball season. Bob Clark, 569-3398 or John Ferris, 789-9459. MAPLE TRYOUTS: Berkshire United Soccer Club boys U14 tryouts at Berkshire Industries Field, Westfield, Nov. 11-12.
6- 7:30. Call 562-5183. BERKSHIRE UNITED TRYOUTS: Girls U12 tryouts 14, p.m., U16 and U18 Nov. 18. 6:30.
Berkshire Industries Field, Westfield. 12 call 531-5448 or 529-9702. U16 call 536-0595, U18 call 568-8964. ADULT BASKETBALL MEETING: Larry O'Brien Adult Basketball meeting is being held Nov. 18 6 p.m.
al the Pizza Shoppe, Shaker Road, East Longmeadow. First 36 teams accepted. New teams are welcome. For more informalion call Dave Senders. 827-9424 or Al Selden, 732-7136.
SOCCER TRYOUTS: 1999 Galeway Youth Athletic Assoc. PVJSL Iryouts for Spring season will be held al Gateway Regional High School. Nov. 21. U10 boys girls at 9 a.m.; Ul2 boys (girls 10 a.m., Y14 boys.
girls 11 a.m., U19 (High school) 11:30 a.m. For more information call Marshall Goldstein, 238-5961. FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT: New England Regionals 9 and 8 man ineligible and 4 man eligible flag $250 for 9 8 man, $150 for 4 man. Any learn that participates is eligible for nationals to be held on Jan. 22-24 in Miami, Florida.
Limited to first 32 teams. Call 1-800-934-1067. November 14, 1998 LATEST LINE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Over: Under included Favorite Points Underdog Tomorrow Doiphins 3(38) PANTHERS BILLS Patriots 49ers 3(50) FALCONS OILERS 1(3817 Steelers REDSKINS 4134) Eagles Jets 612 (42) COLTS VIKINGS 11 (46) Bengals SAINTS 2'7 13712 Rams Ravens 113352 CHARGERS Searawks 14 (38) RAIDERS Packers 7(38'2 GIANTS JAGUARS NL INL) Bucs Cowboys 312 (38) CARDS LIONS 6 (3912) Bears Monday Broncos 42 (401) CHIEFS COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog MICHIGAN 3 Wisconsin PENN ST 24 western SYRACUSE Va Tech DUKE Maryland VIRGINIA 10 Carolica TENNESSEE Arkansas Florida St 2617 FOREST FLORIDA 32 Caroline Purdue 212 MICHIGAN ST COLORADO 16 lowa St Tulane 15 ARMY Virginia 2012 RUTGERS INDIANA 3'2 Minnesota Bowl Green 212 MICHIGAN TOLEDO 13 Michigan OHIO 17 No Illinois KENTUCKY 22 Vanderbill AKRON 812 Michigan Georgia AUBURN TEXAS Missouri Air Force WYOMING BAYLOR Oklahoma Louisville CAROLINA MIAMI-OH1O 34 Kent Ohio S1 25 IOWA Texas 212 TEXAS TECH KANSAS ST 11 Nebraska MISS ST Alabama Colorado St 3'2 SMU RICE Unly Tcu 6 TULSA Utah 11 NEW MEXICO Ucia 7'2WASHINGTON Dame Navy STANFORD Wash St Arizona 10 CALIFORNIA Boston Coll PITTSBURGH Houston 10 CINCINNATI OREGON Arizona St FRESNO ST 27 Hawaii Miami-Fia 231? TEMPLE San Diego St SAN JOSE ST Byu 1012 UTEP SO MISS 20 Memphis Ne Louisiana ARK. ST OKLA. ST 3512 Sw Louisiana UTAH ST 712 North Texas FLORIDA 30 Ball St IDAHO 13 Mexico St w-Washington.
D.C. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Rhode Island 3 PROVIDE ICE DAYTON 10 Kent INDIANA 18 Indiana St SAN DIE GO ST Nev-Renc Marquette BC VA TECH 812 Wm Mary NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Favorite Goals Underdog Stars 12-1 BRUINS ISLANDERS even-12 Capitals CANADIENS even-12 Oilers MAPLE LEAFS even-12 Senators FLYERS 12-1 Devils PENGUINS 12-1 Panthers SABRES 1-112 Blackhawks BLUES 1-112 Predators COYOTES 1-112 Lightning FLAMES 12-1 Ducks KINGS even -If Hurricanes Home teams in CAPS HORSE RACING. AQUEDUCT 1st, 6f. 3-Pro Ruler (S. Bridgmohan) 5.30 3.30 2.60 7-Ricky Gold (R.
Douglas) 6.00 4.10 2-Ebony Creek (A. Gryder) 4.20 Scralched-Sunday Supper, Irish Sixer. (3-7) paid $26.80. 2nd, 1mi. 12-Represent (J.
Bravo) 52.00 24.20 11.00 10-Lucky Scrutty (C. Lopez) 14.20 8.70 9-Good Man Sam (A. Gryder) 3.20 (12-10) paid $798.00 (10-12) paid $355.00. DD (3-12) paid $186.50. 3rd, 1'ami.
2-Strike It Lucky (A.Gryder) 13.00 3.70 3.00 3-Ewer All Wet (J. Velazquez) 2.60 2.20 4-Curvy Image (V.Diaz) 4.00 Scratched- Winelands. (2-3) paid $28.80 4th, ff. 5-Swamp (R. Migliore) 18.60 9.10 4.80 1-Crown Thy Good (C.DeCarlo) 3320 11.40 12-Winning Connection (J.Bailey) 2.60 Scratched-Georgia Crown, Harrington Sound, Super Red.
Research, A. P. Maiestic. Dam Buster, Rize. Feich Wood, Organized.
(5-1) paid $397.50 (1-5) paid $170.50. (5-1-12) paid 51.727.00. Pick 3(12-2-5) 3 Correct Paid $2,660.00. 5th, 11ami. 3-Coyote Lakes (M.Luzzi) 14.20 7.50 4.50 6-Ave's Flag (S.Bridgmohan) 6.10 3.70 2-Cherokee Benji (N.
Santagata) 2.60 Scratcned-Fourth and Six. (3-6) paid $80 00. (3-6-2) paid $296.00. 6th, 1'ami. 2-Strolling Belle (R.
Migliore) 4.10 80 2.10 6-Unbridled Night (A. Gryder) 3.40 2.10 5-Fortune Cookie (M.Luzzi) 2.20 (2-6) paid $13.80. 7th, ft. 3a-Adrian (A.Gryder) 5 30 5.00 2.90 2a-Delauncy (J Santos) 5.30 5.00 2.90 1-Candleinthedark (J.Samyn) 3.20 Scratched- Youcan R. D.
Sunshine, Sarah Finesse, Azarpa, Glamour Girl. (3-2) pald 518.20. (3-2-1) paid 542.00. a- Coupled 8th, 7f. 4-Baytown (J.
Velazquez) 10.20 5.00 3.10 2-Premium (S.Bridgmohanl 5.50 3.30 7-Golden Tent (A. Gryder) 2.60 (4-2) paid $51.50. (4-2-7) paid $131.50. Pick 3 (2-3-4; 3 Correct Paid 542.20. Pick 6 (2-5-3-2-3-4) 6 Correct Paid 515,488.00 5 Correct Paid $251.50.
9th, 1mi. 8-Get the Saint (J.Pezua) 8.20 4.60 3.00 4-J. D. Cody (T. Molina) 8.20 1.50 5-Song Dynasty (J.
Chavez) 2.90 Scratched- Skeaping, Outamyway Sir. (8-4) paid $38 00. (8-4-5) paid $174.00. (8-4-5-10) paid $1,233.00. DD (4-8) paid 546.40.
ATTENDANCE: 1,625. 1.. TOTAL HANDLE: $6,499,411, TENNIS KREMLIN CUP At Moscow, Russia Quarterfinals Marc Rosset (6), Switzerland, def. Jan Krostak, Siovakia. 6-2, 6-4.
Yevgeny Kafelnikov (2), Russia. def. Guillaume Raoux, France, 6-1, 6-1. STOCKHOLM OPEN At Stockholm, Sweden Quarterfinals Greg Rusedski (4), Britain, def. Daniel Nestor, Canada, 7-6 (7-2), 1-6, 6-3.
Todd Martin, Ponte Vedra Beach, def. Takao Suzuki, Japan, 6-3 6-4. CHEVROLET CUP At Santiago, Chile Quarterfinals Juan- -Antonio Marin, Costa Rica, del. Marcelo Rios (11, Chile, 6-4. 6-7 (5-7), Francisco Clavet (5), Spain, def.
Nicolas Lapentti, Ecuador, 6-4. 6-4. Younes EI Aynaoul, Morocco, det Mariano Puerta (6). Argentina. 6-2, 1-0 ret.
Felix Mantilla (2). Spain, def. Jim Courier, Oriando, 3-6. 6-3, 7-6 (8-6). i ADVANTA CHAMPIONSHIPS At Vilianova, Pa.
Quarterfinals Steffi Graf, Germany, def. Martina Hingis (2), Switzerland, 6-2, 4-6, 6-0. Nathalie Tauziat (6), France; def Amanda Coetzer, South Africa, 6-3 4-6, 6-4. Monica Seles (5), Sarasota, def. Natasha Zvereva, Belarus, 6-0, 6-1.
Lindsay Davenport (1). Newport Beach, def. Amy Frazier, Rolling Hills. Mich; 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. ABL EASTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB.
Columbus 3 0 1.000 Philadelpnia 1 .667 4 Chicago .500 New England .500 Nashville 0 1 .000 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pct GB; Seattle 2 0 01.000 San Jose 2 1 .667 19 Portland 2 .333 112 Colorado 3 250.3 23 Thursday's Results thi 15 Columbus 82, Colorado 60 San Jose 85. Nashville 76 14 Friday's Results No games scheduled No games scheduled Today's Games iC Tomorrow's Games Chicago at Columous, noon Philadelphia at New England, 1 ji Nashville al Colorado, 7 Seattle al San Jose, 9 4. 4.
