CI 0 THE HARTFORD COURANTi Friday, November 14, 1986 SCOREBOARD 322 ccuhant sccniura 244.oua sznviss Celtics vs. Bulls NBA Standings NHL tendinis EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Today, Chicago Stadium, 8 p.m., Cft. 61, WTBS, WSPR (1270), WKMT (1230). CELTICS (4-2) OUTLOOK: The Celtics begin a two-game trip through stops in Chicago tonight and 7 1. II IsWl ajj.jjair FOOTBALL NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE the Midwest with Pontiac, 6P CA 62 57 68 58 45 50 53 56 56 57 59 37 66 54 59 46 57 66 56 69 55 63 Pet GB Streak Horn Away Conf 5 2 .714 Won 4 3-1 2-1 2-2 4 .2 .667 V4 Won 1 30 1-2 4-2 2 5 .286 3 Lost 1 2-3 0-2 2-4 2 1 5 .286 3 Won 1 2-1 0-4 2-5 2 6 .250 3V4 Wonl 1-1 1-5 0-2 5 1 .833 Lostl "40 1-1" 4-1 5 2 .714 V4 Lostl 3-0 2-2 3-2 5 3 1 Lostl 30 2-3 5-3 4 3 .571 1V4 Wonl, $6 1-3 3-3 3 3 .500 2 Lostl 1-1 2-2 1-1 3 3 .500 2 Wonl 3-1 0-2 2-3 Celtics know will be different tonight from Wednesday is that Larry Bird is a good bet to last more than 9 minutes.
Bird was ejected Wednesday night but the team more than picked up the slack and crushed the Bucks. The road has not been a pleasant place for the Celtics. They lost tn Milwaukee and New Jersey and almost were beaten tn Landover, Md. Generally, the Celtics respond to the type of situation they will confront tonight. Their victory in Chicago in Game 3 of the playoffs last year was as good as they played In the postseason.
But they also have come up with some real stinkers in Chicago Stadium, a building Bird feels is the loudest he has ever played in. The Celtics again will be without Danny Ainge, Scott Wedman and Bill Walton, as well as Coach K.C. Jones (strep throat), who did not make the trip with the team Thursday and is not expected to be there. The Celtics have won eight of their last nine (including playoffs) from the Bulls. Last year during the regular season.
Bird averaged 28.2 ppg against Kevin McHale averaged 21.7 and Robert Parish 15.5. BULLS (5-2) OUTLOOK: GB Streak Home Away Conf Lostl, 3-1 1-1 4-2 Wonl 3-0 0-2 2-2 V4 Wonl 3-0 1-3 4-3 IVi Lost 3 3-1 0-3 2-4 1V4 Won 2 2-2 1-2 2-3 2 V4 Lost 3 1-0 1-5 1-2 Won4 3-0 1-1 3-1 1W Lostl 3-1 0-2 2-1 IVi Wonl 2-1 1-2 3-2 2 Lost 2 2-3 11 2-3 2W Lost 4 2-0 0-5 2-1 2V4 Wonl 2-2 0-3 2-4 I Pet PP PA N.Y.Jets 9 1 0 .900 272 187 N.England 7 3 0 .700 274 153 Miami 4 6 0 .400 242 266 Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 189 217 Indianapolis 0 10 0 .000 111 260 Central Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 225 205 Cincinnati 6 4 0 .600 237 271 Pittsburgh 3 7 0 .300 154 211 Houston 2 8 0 .200 184 234 West Denver 8 2 0 JOO 233 155 Kansas City 7 3 0 .700 232 202 LA Raiders 6 0 .600 191 181 Seattle 5 5 0 .500 192 185 San Diego 2 8 0 .200 198 251 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Y. Giants 8 2 0 .800 203 138 Washington 8 2 0 .800 228 190 Dallas 6 4 0 .600 253 168 Ptirajdatphia 3 7 .300 145 196 St. Louis 2 8 0 .200 133 247 Central Chicago 8 2 0 .800 22 120 Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 238 168 Detroit 3 7 0 .300 150 191 Tampa Bay 2 8 0 .200 164 269 Green Bay 1 9 0 .100 118 265 West LA. Rams 7 3 0 .700 164 150 San Fran.
6 3 1 .650 254 154 Atlanta 5 4 1 .550 198 185 N.Orleans 5 0 .500 181 160 1 tJ Li tJI COLLEGES Thursday's Results MEN'S BASKETBALL Mitchell 108. Massasott 91 brMMtJan Melbourne 100, UCom 92 Today's Schedule -L. FOOTBALL Rhode Wand at 1 p.m.: New Haven at New York-Albany, 1 p.m. MEN'S SOCCER Fairfield at St. Peter's Colleas, 1 p.m.
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY NCAA Quatmor, New ErvjUjnd Div. HI, SMU, TBA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY CCSU at NCAA Finals, TBA; NCAA Quakfier? New England On. ID, SMU. TBA Men's Basketball Mitchell, 108-91 MITCHELL (108) Middleton 2 3 7, Cain. 7 5 19.
Washington 11 3 25. Crenm 9 12 33,. Artiste 5 2 12, SeHba 2 2 6, Veneaano 2 2 6. Keefe 1 04 3. Totals: 39 37.
MASSASCHT (91) Lena 5 2 12. Gomes 8- 0 16. Gtesson 1 1 3 25, Freiter 0 2 2. Thompson 11 2 24. Cwiavan 3 0 6.
Loua 10 2, Wentworth2 04. me: Mitch-, a 55-41. Records: (1-0); (0-1). Exhibition Melbourne, 100-92 MELBOURNE (100) Paul Stanley 14 0. 30, Nigel Purchase 306, Dave Clement 2 2 6, Andrew Gaze 15 9 42, Mark Gaze 5 2 16, Peter Walsh 000.
Totals: 39 13 100. UCONN (92) Cliff Robinson 12 1 26. Jeff0 King 8 7 23, Gerry Baaietnli 3 1 7, Phil Gamble 7 1 15, Tat George 3 0 7, Robert, ursery ateve runes james-Spradling 0 1 1, Greg Economou 204, Jefl Levrn 000. Karsten Kibbe 000. Totals: 39 11.
47 53100 40 52 92 UCana The Bulls are one of the league's biggest surprises so far. Universally regarded as a C0ICACO ivTua. Horn 5-3-1 4-2-3 4-1-1 2-2-1 1- 5-1 9-1-0 7-1-1 7-2-0 4- 2-0 5- 2-1 2- 3-2 Away 3-2-2 3-4-1 2- 3-2 .50 3- 5-1 .221 3-3-1 1- 4-1 2- 50 2-4-2 DiV 0-2-2 2-1-2 2-2-1 2- 3-1 3- 3-1 4- 2-0 4-2-1 2- 4-0 3- 4-1 2-3-1 48 48 6-2-2 1-3-1 4-2-1 47 48 4-2-1 30 4-1-1 46 45 4-2-1 1-3-3 2-3-3 54 71 2-2-3 2-7-1 2-6-1 57 60 34-1 2-4-1 3-30 74 58 6-1-1 4-6-0 2-5-1 58 58 6-3-0 34-0 5-2-0 60 50 6-2-0 2-41 3-1-0 59 72 '4-3-0 1-7-1 2-1-1 48 68 2-4-1 2-6-1 1-2-0 Thursday's Results Boston 4, Edmonton 3 (OT) Philadelphia 7, Detroit 5 Hartford at Calgary Winnipeg at Los Angeles Today's Game Philadelphia at Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Quebec at Washington, 8:05 p.m.
Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday Night Blues, 4-2 0 112 0 2 24 ft least Fust Period None. Penalties Pompho- susst, Tor (slashing), Hughes, StL (roughing), 5: 1 Bothwefl, SU (closing hand on puck), Gilmour, StL (slashing), 6:40, Sakning, Tor (slashing). 6:40: GHmour, StL (charging), Johnson, Tor (rough-log), Hunter, Sttrram-najor (slash ing, fighting), AHison, Tor, minor- maior (slashing, fighting), Damphosusse, Tor (charging), 16:13. Second Period 1, Toronto, Thomas 6 (Vaive, lafrate), 4:52.
2, St. Louis, Gilmour 5 (Sutter, Pavese), 9:50. 3, St. Louis, Hunter 7 (Gilmour, Pavese), 13:34. Penalties Johnson, Tor (holding).
Rmacak, Tor (interference). 15:49. Third Period 4, St. Louis, Gilmour 6 (Hunter, BothweH). 6:57 (pp).
5, Toronto, Fergus 11 (McGill), 7:19. 6, St. Louis, Hughes 1 (Fkxkhart, Pavese), 17:46. Penalty Dam- prwusse, Tor (cross-checking), 5:02. Shots on goal Toronto 13-9-1638.
St, Lows 11-14-11 36; Prjv-fjlay Opportuni ties Toronto 0 of St. Louis 1 of Goal iesToronto, Wregget (36 shots-32 saves). St. Louis, Wamskw (38-36); A 9.563; Ref ers Bob HaH. Linesmen Leon Stickle, Ryan Bank.
AHL NORTHERN DIVISION surenre lottery entry, unicago has opened with five victories in its first seven games and will have the requisite, raucous, 'on hand. The Bulls will go as far as Michael Jordan takes them and so far, Jordan has been terrific. He Is averaging a league-leading 37 points but is coming off his poorest shooting night of the year, going 9-for-25 Wednesday against Washington. When Jordan does miss, voracious Charles Oakley (13.7 rebounds) and Earl Cure-ton (9.9 rebounds) often are there for the rebounds. The Bulls not only have a good record, they have been close in the two games they lost They dropped a six-point decision to Detroit a week ago and lost to the Bullets by two on Wednesday.
They are 3-0 at home, which includes a victory over Atlanta, and are one-half game behind the Hawks. New Coach Doug Collins has the Bulls running and has them playing with exuberance. Collins starts Cureton, Oakley (17.4 ppg) and Granville Waiters up front Dave Corzine, however, plays most of the center minutes. Newcomer Steve Colter starts with Jordan with John Paxson and Elston Turner in reserve. State also will see about 1 5 minutes of action.
Three Point Goal Stanley 2, A. Gaz 3, M. Gaz 4. Robmeon. Gamble, George.
Fouled out George. Rebounds Melbourne 3 (A.1-Gaza 9). UConn 58 (Robinson 16). Aasists- Melbourne 22 (A. Gaze 9).
UCom 23 (George 10). Technicals Robinson. A 2,581. SO Pts GF GA Adirondack 10 4 2 21 57 39 Moncton 8 4 0 16 56 40 Fiedehcton 7 6 1 15 54 51 Sherbrooke 7 9 1 15 59 60 Maine 6 8 2 14 48 49 Nova Scotia 6 10 1 13 62 71 SOUTHERN DIVISION Birvjhamton 9 6 2 20 54 42 New Haven 9 6 1 19 62 69 Rochester 7 10 2 16 54 63 Newmarket 7 7 1 15 39 42 Springfield 6 7 2 14 44 51 Baltimore 6 8 2 14 53 54 Hershey 6 9 1 13 50 60 Two points are awarded for victory; shootout loser recehree on point; Philadelphia Boston New Jersey Washington New York Central Division Atlanta Chicago Milwaukee Indiana Cleveland Detroit WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet Houston 4 2 .667 Utah 3 2 .600 4 3 .571 Denver 1 3 4 .429 Sacramento 3 4 .429 San Antonio 2 5 .286 Pacific Division LALakers 4 1 .800 GoldenState 3 3 .500 LA Clippers 3 3 .500 Seattle 3 4 .429 Phoenix 2 5 .286 .2 5 .286 Wednesday' Result. Boston 124, Milwaukee 116 Washington 101, Chicago 99 Detroit 108, Phoenix 100 Dallas 114, Houston 85 -Sacramento 110, Denver 108 Lakers 122, Seattle 97 Pacers, 120-117 (OT) INDIANA (120) H.
Williams 5-1000 10. Person 6-13 00 13. Stipanovich 36 4-4 10. Fleming 6-12 34 15, Long 9-23 8-11 26, Tisdale 11-23 2-3 24, Richardson 3-8 4-4 10, Russell 5-10 2-4 12, Macy 04 00 0, Gray 00 00 0. Totals 48-106 23-30 120.
NEW JERSEY (117) Woolridge 9-14 12-19 30, B. Williams 1016 34 23, Gmmski 7-9 11-13 25. Washington 5-12 1-1 11, Brown 1-3 04 2, King 6-17 00 12. Bailey 3-6 00 6, Wood 3-7 00 8, Turner f0 00 0, Bird-song 00 0-00. Totals 44-88 27-39 117.
33 21 29 27 10120 35 27 24 24 7117 Three-point goals Wood 2, Person. Fouled out H. Williams, Washington. Rebounds-Indiana 50 (Tisdale 14), New Jersey 49 (B. Williams 20).
Assists Indiana 20 (Russell 7), New Jersey 19 (Washington 9). Total fouls Indiana 30, New Jersey 29. A 7,709. Wednesday Night Celtics, 124-116 MILWAUKEE Ft FT Mllfrs Praessy 29 5-11 01 00 4 4 10 Curraiangs 41 7-18. 2-8 4-11 5 4 16 Sma 28 1-10 4-4 2-10 3 5 6 Moncrief 32 $4 00 1-2 8 5 11 Hodge 24 5-13 0-0 4-4 2 2 11 Pierce 25 11-17 7-8 01 1 8 31 Skats 17 2-9 1-2 1-2 6 1 6 Breuer 19 5-7 4-4 2-5 0 6 14 Bradley 15 3-4 1-1 03 0 0 9 Mokeskl 10 1-3 00 02 0 9 2 Totals HMI-lll H-28 14-4 II JJ HI Percentages: FG .448, FT .731 3-Point Goals: 7-11, .714 (Bradley 2-2, pierce 2- 4, Moncrief 1-1, SkHes 1-3, Hodges 1-4).
Team Rebounds: 9. Blocked shots: 1 (Currmingsl. Turnovers: 18 ICummtngs 3. S4UM 3, Moncrief 3, Slnles 2, Bradley 2). Steals: 11 (Cummtngs 3, Moncrief 2, Stutes 2, Bradley 2, Breuer.
Mokeslayv Technical fouls: Non. BOSTON Ft FT OT I If Pts McHaM 39 017 13-14 1-10 3 4 29 Bird 9 1-3 00 01 3 0 2 Parish 39 7-12 11-15 5-11 3 1 25 Johnson 31 013 54 05 5 3 21 Sefrtmg 25 5-11 0-0 1-3 2 4 10 Roberts 34 011 7-10 3-12 6 1 23 Carlisle 15 1-4 1-2 00 0 0 4 Turner 11 1-3 00 01 1 0 2 Vncent 14 1-3 2-2 0-2 1 0 4 Kits 14 02 00 0-2 0 3 0 Thadkl 9 2-2 00 02 0 2 4 Tstak 14 42-11 M4I 1041 24 124 Percentages: FG 519, FT 813. OPoint Goafs: 1-3, .333 (Cartsle 1-1, Roberts 1, Turner Ol). Team Rebounds: 13. Btockeri snots: 5 (Parish 3, Roberts.
McHalel. Turnovers: 21 (Roberts 7, Johnson 3. Turner 3. McHaa) 2, Parish 2. Sichtinj, Cartsle.
Vmcent Kile). Steals: 1 1 (Vincent 3, Parish 3, Johnson 2 Sicht- K) 2, HOMTtSI. Technicel fouls: Bird 2, 2:52, 1st (ejected); Assistant coach Ford, 822. 3rd; McHale, 5:37, 4th; MjtMBSk 29 29 16 42 116 33 32 35 24 124 Offcast-Jack Madden. Bi Oakes.
Bullets, 101-99 CHICAGO (99) Cureton 7-12 1-2 15. Oakley 7-14 0 8 20, Waiters Ol 00 0, Colter 4-5 00 8, Jordan 9-25 1012 28, Corzme 4-9 2-2 10, Paxson 3-5 00 7, Turner 3-5 00 6. Sellers 1-6 24 5, Brown 00 00 0. Totals 3082 21-2899. WASHINGTON (101) Cattedge 3-9 1-3 7, Jones 1-1 1-2 3.
M. Matone 9-16 15-15 33. Johnson 7-12 1-3 15, J. Malone 13-26 4-6 30. O'Koren 3-7 00 6, Cook 1-4 1-1 3, Roundfiekt 04 1-2 1, Boi 11 1-2 3.
Totals 38-8025-34101. Chicago Washmgtott 23 20 28 28 99 a 23 24 26101 Three-point goals Paxson, Sellers. Rebounds Chicago 49 (Oakley 13). WaaMne- ton 53 (M. Malone 13).
Assists Chicago 25 (Colter 7), Washington 18 (Johnson 4). Total fouls Chicago 27. Washington 21. Techni cals j. Malone; Chicago, illegal defense.
A 15.121. Kings, 110-108 SACRAMENTO (110) Thorpe 4 8 5-6 13, Tyler 9-13 2-2 20, Thompson 5-10 4-4 14, Smith 012 2-2 15, Steppe 013 50 17, Johnson 7-13 2-2 16, Rogers 1-4 00 2, Pressley 1-51-1 3, Kleine 3-6 2-2 8, Douglas 1-3 00 2. Totals 43-87 23-25 110. DENVER (108) English 7-21 2-2 16, Alarie 7-12 06 20, Hanzlik 3-10 9-11 16, Lever 0121-3 14, Dunn 1-4 2-4 4, Cooper 713 i4 17. RMimnwi 1.1 nA 9 uraik 4-9 00 8, Evans 5-8 1-2 11.
Totals 41-90 ic4-az 108. 25 25 33 27110 24 31 28 25108 Three-point goats Smith. Rebounds Sac ramento 40 (Thorpe 9), Denver 41 (Durm Ji). assists Sacramento 26 (Smith, Steppe. Douglai 5).
Denver 27 (Hanzlik, Lever 8). Total fouls Sacramento 24, Denver 16. Technicals Saaarrwrrto Coach Johnson. A 7,225. Division I Men's Soccer Tournament Schedule NEW ENGLAND First II Tat (11-21) at Harvard (8-2-3), 1 i n.
Te be csasplsSs ay Not. 23 i Yaks-Harvard winner vs. Boston U. (16-1-3) NEW YORK ftSgeMMl RRbbI Not. 23 Lang Island Univ.
(153) Hartwic (12-6-1). 1p.m. SOUTH FlfVt IfraWlil! So. Carolina (17-4) at Duke (13-5-1), 1 p.m.. be complete by Not.
23 South Carolina-Duk winner North Carolina State (13-3-2) SOUTH ATLANTIC First I (14-3-1) at CM-SX. 1 m. Loyola. Md. (1544) at Virginia (17-1-2).
1 p.nt i Te be empleed ay Nav. 23 Mary tan -Geonje Mason winner vs. LayakK Virgma) winner -4 GREAT LAKES .23 Akran(14-3-3) at EvansveJe (17-2-2). 1 pjn. MID-ATLANTIC Saturday, me only thing the Rookie Brad Sellers of Ohio PETER MAY SOCCER MISt EASTERN DIVISION 1 1 0 I Pet GB 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .000 vt 0 .000 1 .000 '1 0 .000 1 BafUfflore -Dana New York 0 Chicago 0 Cleveland 0 WESTERN DIVISION San Diego 0 Wichita 0 St.
Lowa 0 Tacom Kansas City 0 UsAngeles 0 .000 .000 S-r .000 .000 .000 0 .000 Thursday's Results Baltimore 6, Cleveland Dallas 6, Chicago 3 Today's Oam as Kansas City at St. 8:35 p.m. Taunts Wichrta. 8:35 p.m. New York at Los Angeles, 1035 p.m.
Saturday's Bam Minnesota at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. Sundaya Games Kansas City at Barbmore, 2:05 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. New York at Tacoma, 9:05 p.m.
TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL CALIFORNIA ANGELS Named Tom Kotchman manager of Edrnorrton ol the Pacific Coast League. NEW YORK YANKEES Purchased contracts of Keith Hughes and Roberto Ketty, outfielders, and Logan Easley, pitcher, from Albany of the Eastern League. Purchased contracts at Jay Buhner, outfielder, and At Letter, pitcher, from Fort Lauderdale of the Florida Stat League. HOCKEY CALGARY FLAMES Recalled Brett Hut, right wing, from Moncton of the American Hockey league. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Traded Curt Giles, defenseman, Tony McKegney, left wing, and a second-round draft choice 1988 to the New York Rangers tor Bob Brooke, center, and fourth-round draft choice 1988.
COLLEGE MONTANA STATE Announced Dave Arnold, football coach, will not return nest yeer. BOVVUNG True Value Open AT INDIANAPOLIS Third Rnw) 1, Bobby Jacks, Union City, 4,078 pass. 2, Marsha Hormsn, Medford. Ore. 4.01Z 3, Harry Sulkns, Greater Detroit, 3.974.
4. Pet Weber. St la 3.953. 5, Jim Pencek, Richmond Heights, unto. J.94J.
pen McLonac, Houston, 3.933. 7. Jeff BeMnger. Columbia. 3.917.
8. Walter Ray WrUiams Stockton, 3.891. 9. Chris Maclsltan, Brentwood, 3.876. 10, Purvia Granger, Lafayette, 3,866.
11. Jo Hutchinson. Scranton. 3.864. 12.
Larry Womack, Mono Bay, Calif, a.Boz. 13. Dale Strike Saejnaw. 3.859. 14.
Sam Maccaron. Glassboro. 3.855. 15, Dave Ferrars, Kingston, N.Y., 3,853. 16, Mark Rom, soring lake Heights.
3.837. 17, Rod Pasteur, Miami, 3.834. 18, lorn Milton, St. Petersburg, 3,833. 19, Ron Palombi Erie.
3.829. 20, Scott Devon, Centerville, 3,923. 21, Chris Goddard, Zephyr Cove, 3.821. 22, Mark Thayer, Lafayette, 3,820. 23, John Gant, Independence, 3.810.
24, Randy Canales, Poway, 3,809. BOXING This Week's Fights Tadae At Sydney. Australia. DavM Bay. Pttdadoi- me.
vs. joe Dugner. Australia. 10. heavsss.
nenanosfo, Ram Inez, Cofornna, Kerry Allen. Tampa. 10, inddkts. WALES CONFERENCE Adam Division Montreal 8 5 3 19 Quebec 7 6 4 18 Hartford 6 4 19 Boston 7 8 15 Buffalo 4 10 2, 10 Patrick Division Philadelphia 11 3 1 23 Pittsburgh 10 4 2 22 NY Islanders 8 6 1 17 Washington 7 7 3 17 New Jersey .771 15 NY Rangers 4 7 4 12 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrit Division Toronto 7 5 3 17 Detroit 7 8 1 15 St. Louis 5 5 4 14 Chicago .4 9 4 12 Minnesota 5 8 2 12 Smyth Dlvlilen Edmonton 10 7 1 21 Calgary 9 7 0 18 Winnipeg 8 6 1 17 Los Angeles 5 10 1 11 Vancouver 4 11 2 10 Wednesday' Results Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1 Rangers 2, Buffalo 1 (OT) Montreal 4, Quebec 3 New Jersey 5, Detroit 3 Washington 2, Chicago 2 St.
Louis 4, Toronto 2 Hartford 4, Vancouver 3 Flyers, 7-5 1 1 14 1-7 First Period 1, Philadelphia, Tocchet 6 (Suttsr, Canon). 3:05. 2, PtnlerJelphie. Carton 2 (Sutter. Tocchet), 1:39.
3, Detroit, Higgiro 3. 16.00 (sh). Penalties Burr. Det (hootansX O'ConneH, Det (hoidmg). Kerr.
PI (Iwoking), Burr, Det (tripping), 14:24. -Second Penod 4, Pniladelprw, Craven 4 (Crossman, Sutter), 4:17. 5, Philadelphia, Craven 5 (Smaalo, Howe), 7:30. 6. Philadelphia.
Keej 12 (PouNn, Propp). 8:51. 7. Detroit, Kocur 2 (Yzerman), 15:34 (pp). 8, Philadelphia, Craven 6 (Howe, Desjneeult), 18:43 (pp).
Penaltiat Marsh, rnaior (hooking), ladouceur, Det (hooking), Marsh, Phi (interference), Marsh, Phi (tripping), O'ConneH, Det (holding), Carson, Phi (holding), 19:04. Third Period 9, Philadelphia. Zezef 7 (Carson, Daigneault), 1:22. 10, Detroit Burr 4 (Gallant, Ladoceur), 1:45. 10, Detroit.
Burr 5 (Shedden, O'ConneN), 5:41, 11, Detroit, Burr 6 (Snepsts, Gallant), 19:06. Penalties Kecur, Det (holding), ladouceur. Det (hooking) 11:08: Sutter, Phi (hooking), 13:02. Shots on goal Detroit 6-11-724. Philadelphia 19-23451: Power-play OpportunitiesDetroit 1 of Philadelphia 1 of Goalies Detroit, Stefan (42 shots-36 saves), Hanton (:00 third, 9-8).
Philadelphia, HextaH (24-19); A Referee-Mike Noeth. linesmen Wayne Bonney, Mark vines. Bruins, 4-3 (OT) a 1 03 0 12 14 1 First Period 1, Edmonton, MacTavish 5 (Krushelrwski, Coffey), 1051. 2, Edmonton, Napier 1 (Messier, Anderson), 13:18. Pen ties BouWier, Bos (holding), Smith, Edm (holding), 8:02.
Second Period 3, Boston, McCarthy (Simmer, Menhuis), 7:34 (pp). Penalties Muni, Edm (tripping), Smith, Edm (slashing), Johnston, Bos (roughing), Tikkanen, Edm (roughing), 19:20. Third Period 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 14 (MacTavish, Muni), 6:37. 5, Boston, Nien-huts 4 (Simmer, McCarthy), 10:45 (pp). 6, Boston, Bouhlier 4 (Bourque, Kasper), 18:06 (sh).
Penalties Tikkanen, Edm (holding), Johnston, Bos (roughing), Foster, Bos (tripping), Muni, Edm (roughing), Lowe, Edm, triple miner (high-'. sticking, tripping), Larson, Bos, double minor (roughing, charging), McCarthy, Bos (hooking), Kurri, Edm (high-sticking). CourtnaH, Bos (high-sticking), Keans, Bos, served by Linseman (delay of game), 17:10. Overtime 7, Boston, Linseman 1 (Middle-ton, Pedetson), 1:01. Penalties None.
Shots on goal Cdrnonton 11-10-7428. Boston 11-12-10-134; Power-play Opportunities Edmonton 0 ef Boston 2 of Goalies Edmonton, Fuhr (34 shots-30 saves). Boston. Keans (28-25); A 13.435; Referee Denis Morel. Linesmen John D'Amico, Ron Finn.
Wednesday Night Whalers, 4-3 1 3 I 1 2 I First Period 1, Hartford, Lawless 6 (Mc-Ewen, Bsbych), 10:09. 2, Vancouver. Sutter 6 (Tanti, Ulster), 14:54 (pp). Penartu Liut, Har, served by MacDenrad (delay of game), 1 JOl; Ricrrter, Van (holding). 15:31: McEwen, Har (holding), Tanti, Van (hooking), Second Period 3, Vancouver, Pedenon 5 (Skriko), :06.
4, Hartford. Francis 4 (Omeen. Anderson), 5:16 (pp). 5, Vancouver, Torrb 7 (Butcher), 6:45. 6, Hartford, Dineen 4 (Fran cis), Mamord, Anderson 6, 19:57.
Penalty Butcher, Van (holding), 4:42. Third Period None. Penalties None. Shots on goal Hartford 7-11-11 29. Vancouver 8-8-521; Power-play Opportunt- nes nerrrora 1 ot Vancouver 1 of Goalies Hartford.
Liut (21 shots-18 saves). Vancouver, Young (29-25); A 9.067; RefereeKerry Freser. Linesmen Ron Assel- stine, Gerard Gauthier. Devils, 5-3, Detroit 1 2 03 3 1 18 First Period 1, Detroit, Yzerman 7 (Ogrod-nick), 1:59. 2, New Jersey, Maclean 5, 5:48.
3, New Jersey, Verbeek 12 (Mufler, Broten), 12:11 (pp). 4, New Jersey, Adams 6 (Richmond, Carlsson), 18:03. Panama Wolanin. NJ (looking). 302; UDouceur.
Det (interference). Seikng, Det (hokJmg). MuHer, NJ (hooking), 1442; Snepsts, Det (roughing), 18:43: luring, NJ (roughing). 18:43. Second Penod 5, New Jersey, MacLean 6 (Adams, Carlsson), 1:58 (pp).
6, Detroit Cfrodnick 5 (Oates, Lewis), 6:41. 7, Detroit, Ogrodnick 6 fTzermen), 19:59 (pp). Penalties Kocur, Det, double minor (roughing), Anderson, NJ (roughing), OZ; Norwood, Det, major (fighting), Bnogmen, til, major (hghtmg), CMIa, NJ (roughing), 19:57. Third Period 8, New Jersey, Broten 6 (MuHer), 16:45. Penalties Snepsts, Det (tripping), Wouwin, NJ (cross-checking) 10:25.
Shots on goal Detroit 6-15-526. New Jersey 12-9-728; Puwer-ptey Opportuni ties Detroit ot 4: New Jersey 2 of Goalies Detroit, Stefan (28 shots-23 saves). New Jersey, Chewier (26-23); i Referee Terry Gregson. Lines men Pat uapuzzo, Jem Pateman. Caps 2, Blackhawks 2 0 1 1 02 I 1 1 002 Mesa First Period 1, Chicago, T.
Murray 7 (01-czvk, Watson); 12:08. FWtiet ludzit, B. Murray, CM (raiding), 1303; Carpenter, Was, double minor (roughing), 16 35; Presley, Chi (hooking), 16 35; B. Murray, Chi, eerne-rnoconduct 16:35. Second Period 2, Washington, Haworth 1 (Laughkn, Murphy), 8:36 (pp).
3, Chicago, Larmer4 (Savard, O'Cekshen), Penalties Hatcher, Was, minor-major (instigator, fighting), Bergevin, Chi, major (tiftmng), O'Casahan, Chi (hooMng), 7 09; Gould, Was (hooking), Otezvk, CM (holding), Greenlaw, Was, major (tailing), Begevm, urn, meior (fwht- ing), 13:20: Leach, Was (hokWvV 16:25: Secord, Cm (roughing), Menson, Chi (elbowing), 18:56. Third Period 4, Washington, Murphy 7 (Stevens, Gartner), 19:57. Penalty Sutter, CM, mewwduct, 19:57. Ovsrttm None. PenatJes Savard, Chi, minor -nvsconduct -game miscoeouct (trip ping).
4:17. Shots en goal Washington 12-17-10-3 42.0ucaie) 3 34: Power-ptey Op-portumtan 1 Chicago 0 ot umliei v-migtl, Maien (34 shots-32 ssvm), Chicwfo, Sauvs (42-40); AiS.fi II; sjMifs Itm Unas- men Can Scnechte. J. Thursday's Results Indiana 120, New Jersey 117 (OT) Cleveland at San Antonio LA Clippers at Utah Philadelphia at Golden State Today Games Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m.
New York at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. LA Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Lakers, 122-97 SEATTLE (97) Chambers 5-17 1-3 11, McDamel 016 1-1 17, Lister 5 9 14 11, Ellis 3-10 1-3 7, Young 1-6 00 2, Lucas 1-5 16, McMillan 4-9 0-0 8, C.
Johnson 2-2 2-4 6. Williams 3-4 2-2 8. Phelps 1-3 34 5. Totals 41-98 14-24 97. LA LAKERS (122) Rambis 2-6 58 9, Worthy 7-14 07 20, Abdul-Jabbar 11-16 34 25, E.
Johnson 012 7-7 19, Scott 34 2-2 Cooper 4-12 1-1 10. Brickowski 1-2 1-3 3, Thompson 4-7 14 9, Green 3-6 00 6, Matthews 1-7 2-2 4, Branch 02 44 4, Smrek 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 43-93 3444 122. Seattle 25 25 19 28 97 27 39 25 31122 LA Three-point goals Stansbury, Scott, Cooper. Rebounds Seattle 67 (Chambers 12), LA Lakers 60 (Rambis 9).
Assists Seattle 21 (McMillan. Young 4), LA lakers 26 (E. Johnson 10). Total fouls Seattle 29, LA lakers 24. Technicals McDamel, E.
Johnson. A 13.694. Mavericks, 114-85 HOUSTON (65) McCray 44 1-1 9, Petersen 4-U 1-1 9, Ofajuwon 13-26 O10 32, Wiggins 1-10 Ol 2. ReKf 4-12 1-1 9, Fertl 3-6 2-2 6. Harris 3 00 6, Johnson 1-2 2-2 4, Anderson 1-2 00 2, Leaven Ol 00 0, Lloyd 1-5 02 2, Henry 1-2 00 2.
Totals 36-91 13-2085. -DALLAS (114) Aguirre 4-10 010 16, Perkins 012 06 15, Donaldson Ol 00 0. Harper O10 2-2 20, Blackman 13-21 00 31, Schrempf 3-8 2-6 9, Tarptey 01 00 0, Wennington 02 1-2 1, Wood 08 2-3 12, Davis 34 00 6, Blab 1-2 02. Jackson 1-1 0 0 2. Totals 43-80 2035 114.
24 24 20 17 85 17 35 32 30114 Three-point goals Harper, Schrempf. Fouled out Olajuwon. Rebounds Houston 44 (Olajuwon 11), Dallas 65 (Perkins. Donaldson 10). Assists Houston 26 (McCray 7), Dallas 28 (Harper 8).
Total fouls Houston 30, Dallas 21. Technicals Dallas Coach Motta. A 17.007. ODDS, Glantz-Cuiver Line NBA Fsverft Ujm at Detroit 1 Atlanta Boston 5 at Chicago at Milwaukee 12V4 New York at Phoenix 1 Philadelphia at Denver 3 Dallas at Portland 6Vi LA Clippers NHL Philadelphia -1 at Ranger Pittsburgh -Va at New JerseyEven at Wash. -1 Quebec Va Winnipeg to at Vancouver Even NCAA FtjMl Saturday FavwrHe 0 Tosyw4eref at N.Carolina 10 10 Virginia at low 23 24 Purdue it Brown 7Vi 7 Dartmouth tYale 5,6 Princeton at Indiana 9V 8' Illinois Texas ASM 3 4 at Arkansas-x tPenn 20 19V4 Harvard at Michigan 25 25to Minnesota at Va.
Tech 12 12to Vanderbilt Cornell 30 31 to at co*kjrnbia atS. CaroDn 7,7 Wake Forest Florida 9 8 at Kentucky at Pittsburgh 7to 7to Rutgers Oklahoma 21 24 at Colorado Cincinnati 7to 6 at E. Carotin Michigan St. 19 18to at Nrjrtrnvstrn at lowa SL I2to 13to Kansas St at Miss -y 7 6 Tennessee at BYU 17to 17 Oregon St at Auburn lOto 10 Georgia Ohio St. 20 19 at Wisconsin Clemson 5 Sto at Marytand-z at Alabama 20 20 Temple Nebraska 34 31 at Kansas Texas 5to 8 atTCU West Virginia 12to 12to at Louisvlll at Col.
St 11 10 New Mexico at Florida St. 27 25 S. Mis. Baylor 25 23to at Rice at Tex. Tech Pick 1 SMU Perm St 5to 5 at N.
Dame St Wash. 2to 3 UCLA at Oregon 2 2 Wash. St. USC 27 25 California at Miami, Fl. 35 34 Tulsa atTulane 4 Sto MemprusSt Louisiana St 8 Sto at Miss.
SL-y at S.D. St. 11 Wyoming x-at Little Rock, Ark. -y-at Jackson, Mis, 1 i-at BltHnore, Md. NFL NY Giant atG.
Bay-x -at Cincinnati Miami NewOrtean it Fhll. Chicago at Pittsburgh at NY Jets at Denver at LA Raiders New England Dallas Ito Ito at Minnesota Tampa Bay Seattle at Buffalo St. Lout Detroit at Atlanta Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Cleveland at LA Ram at San Diego 3 4 3 3 3 Ito 3Vt 3 3to 4 8 7 4to 4to 16 16to 8to Sto 6to 3 2to 6to at Wash. 2 x-at Milwaukee 2 San Fran, Reglenel fmsl Not. 23 -Seton Had (lS12)at Pam Stata(ll-5-5).
1 p.m. MIDWEST Catifoma (154-2) at St Loua (12-52), Te be complete by Not. 23 Cakfornie-St. loua) winner vs. Southerrt Methodist (154-2) FAJt WEST GOLF Kapalua International AT KAPALUA, HAWAII Par 72.
1731 rant PeufAunger DensLeveM NickFalda Torn Purrjsr Andy Bean MikeHulbert Ben Crenshaw -Howard Clark Crag stadler Don Pooley David Isha Scott Verplenk Dan PoM John Mahaffey Joey Srndetar Roger Matttxe Payne Stewart Hale Irwin Jodie Mudd Corey Pawn Bobby Wadkin John Cook Anders Forssrand Steve Pate lance Suzuki Larry Mue Jay Haas Douf TeweH Mac O'Grady Lee Trevtno TonySiUs Sandy Lyle Peter Jacobean MarkWieb NickPric BobTwey tanny Wadkros Merit O'Meara Chi Chi Rodriguez Chip Beck Bruce Uetzk Neil Finch Mark Rotting Warren Chancellor 705135 669137 68-71139 7148139 7248140 7348 141 765141 72- 70142 7448 142 7349 142 7449 143 73- 70143 7073143 72- 71143 72-71143 754914 7648144 7549144 74- 71145 74-71145 71-74145 74-72 146 76- 71147 77- 70147 73- 74147 77- 71148 78- 70148 78- 70-148 76-72148 76-72148 76-73149 7673 149 76- 73149 770-149 7574149 74- 76150 74-76150 77- 73150 77- 74151 79- 73-152 78- 7615 78- 76-154 79- 76-155 7740-157 PGA Statistical Leaders FINAL LEADERS 1, Scott Hoch, 70.06. 2, Bemhard Langer. 70.19. 3, Greg Norman, 70.22. 4, Payne Stewart, 7036.
5, Bob Twat. 70.45. Calvin Peete, 70.51. 7, Andy Bean, 70.56. 8, Ray Floyd.
70.66. 9. Larry Mize, 70.70. 10, Tom Purtzer, 70.72. tatragt Dfhrinf DtottncA 1, Dew Low III, 2857.
2. Greg Twiggs, 283.9. 3, John McComish, 281.4. 4, Fred Couples. 279.9.
5, BUI lesson. 278.4. Joey Sindatar, 277.7. 7, Greg Norman, 277.5. 8, Mac O'Grady, 277.3.
9, Steve Jones, 276.4. 10, Lon Hinkie, 275.8. Driving Percentage In Fairway 1, Calvin Peete, .817. 2, Mike Retd, .811.3, David Edwards, .756. 4, Bruce Lietzk.
.750. 5. Jack Renner, .749. 6, Larry Mize, .742. 7, Torn Kite.
.741. 8, Peter Jacobsen, .738. 9, Hal Sutton, .737. 10, 2 tied with .733. 1, John Mahaffey.
.720. 2. Calvin Peete. .711. 3.
Tom Purtzer, .706. 4. Andy Been, .701. 5, Tony SMs, .693. 6.
Scott Hoch, .692. 7, Larry Mize, .685. 8. Tom Kit. .683.
9. 4 tied with .682. 1. Greg Norman, 1.736. 2, Ray Floyd.
1.758. 3, Rick Fehr, 1.761. 4 (be), Bob Twey and Bemhard Langer, 1.764. 6 (tie), Lamry Wad-kins and Hal Sutton, 1.766. 8 (tie), Jack Renner and Fuzzy ZoeUer, 1.767.
10, 5 tied with 1.768. LOTTERY NUMBERS Nov. 13 Drawing CONNECTICUT DAILY NUMBER 905 PLAY FOUR 8099 Lottery numbers drawn la ether etata MAINE, VERMONf, NEW HAMPSHIRE 60 and 0904 RHODE ISLAND 2398 RHODE ISLAND LOT "0 SUCKS 2-19-24-26-28 MASSACHUSETTS 5733 NEW YORK Delhi 069 NEW YORK WksFet 3298 WEDNESDAY'S LATE DRAWINGS MEW TOR. LOTTO 4 4-13-16-1S-2SV40 MASSACHUSETTS MEGABUCKS 0244-1218-29-34 Sunday's Games Chicago at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia.
1 p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, lp.m. Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New York Giants at Minnesota, 1 p.m. New Orleans at St Louis, 1 p.m.
i Seattle at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Tempo Bay vs. Green Bay at Mmnukee, 1 p.m. New England at Los Angeles Ram, 4 p.rri. Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m.
Indianapolis at New York Jets, 4p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 4 p.m. Cleveland at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 9 p.m. NFL Injury Report CLEVELAND AT LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Browns: WR Webster Slaughter (ankle), TE Travis Tucker (knee), Cturs Rockins (shoul der) and TE Harry Holt (calf) are euestnn-abl.
WR Brian Bremen (enkle) is probable. Raiders: R6 Marcus Wen (ankle), De Howie long (hamstring) and CB James Davis (rib) are probable. HOUSTON AT PITTSBURGH CMers: RB Butch WooHotk (shoulder) Is out DE Doug Smith (harnstnrvj) is ouestioneOe. WR Er nest Givins (concussion) and WR Tun Smith (finger)are probable. Stealers: LB Bryan Huv ne (concussion), CB Harvey Clayton (concussion) arid WRLouaLw (back) are ques- INDWiAPOUS AT NEW YORK JETS Colts: Nesby Glasgow (hamstnrig) st ques tionable.
LB Jonnst Cooks (shoulder). Wft Robba) Martai (heel), RB George Wensksy (ankle), Mark Kechnor (anUe) and Karl Bakkschwiler (knee) ar artibabl. Jets: NT Jos Klecko (knee) and DE Marty Lyons (shoulder) ar out. CB Russet Carter (hm-string) a doubtful. CB Jerry Holmes OpLTE Rocky Klever (knee), DE Mark Gailinaau (arxtominal), WR Kurt Sohn (shvn).
Harry Hamilton (knee) and WR Al Toon (flu) are probable. i. KANSAS CITY AT DENVER Chiefs: Rick Donnelley (ankle). WR Stephone Paige (thigh) and RB Jeff Smith (hamstring) are questionable. kv Eatman (elbow) as proba ble.
Broncos: RB Steve Sewed (shoulder) out. C-G Keith Bohsp (knee) and Sim Foley (ankle) ere quesbortabie. DC Ruon Jones (knee) is probable. MIAMI AT BUFFALO Dolphin: NT Bo Baumhower rjnen) a out LB Jon Cerdanl (enow) it ouestionabla. Roy Fester (ankle) I RB Lorenzo Hampton (knee) are proba ble.
Bins: Justin Craes (back) a questionable. WR Chn Burkett (elbow). Dwight Drana (ankle), RB Ricky Moore (knee) and DE Bruce Smith (knee) ar probable. SEATTLE AT CINCINNATI Ssahawtcr DE Jeff Bryant (ankle) out Kan Easley (ankte), LB Greg Gaines (knee) and RB Eric Lane (knee) are questionable. Paul Mover (knee).
LB Bruce Schorftz (finger) and TE Mike Tic (knee) ere probable. Bengal: Dv Rrmlngton (knee) questionable, ge Ken Anderson (shoulder) and Jo Walter (ankle) are probable. CHICAGO AT ATLANTA Bears: QB Jem McMahon (shoulder) a doubtful. Larry Rubens (hamstring). LB Brian Cabral (shoulder) and LB Mik Singkrtary (leg) ar questionable Falcons: PK Mick Luckrmrst (back) out TE Arthur Cos (shoulder), CB James Britt (harnstnng) and WR Charti Brown (knee) sre probable.
DETROIT AT PHILADELPHIA lions: NT Steve Baack (knee) a questionable. Steve Mott (foot) probable. Eagles: QB Ron Ja-worski (tithe finger) a out. Leonard Mitcli-eU (knee), LB Seth Joyner (shoulder) and LB Alonzo Johnson (hamstring) ar questionable. NEW YORK GIANTS AT MINNESOTA Giants: CB Mark Collins (shoulder) and TE Mark Bavaro (toe) are probable.
Vikings: LB David Howard (elbow), Jim Hough (neck), TE Steve Jordan (thigh), Joey Browner (heel), DE Doug Martin (hip) and DT Keith Millard (knee) are probable. NEW ORLEANS AT ST. LOUIS Saint: WR Herbert Harris (hamstring) doubtful. CB Van Jakes (knee) a questionable. Steve Korta (knee), DE Bruce Clark (knee), FS Frank Wattekrt (abdomen) and CB Johnnie Poe (wrist) are probable.
Cardmak): Toot Robbms (ankle) and FS Lormi Young (thigh) are doubtful. LB Anthony Be (ribs) and LB EJ. Junior (ankle) ar questionable. SS Leonard Smith (shoulder) a probable. TAMPA BAY vs.
GREEN BAY AT MILWAU KEE Buccaneers: RB James Wilder (ribs) and Craig Swoop (toe) ar questionable. Packers: TE Dan Ross (ankle) doubtful. 06 Randy Wright (concussion) and CB Mark Lee (srom) era probable. DALLAS AT SAN DIEGO Cowboys: WR Gordon Banks (groin), RB Tony Dorset! (knee). LB Eugene tockhert (shoulder), Tom Rafferty (thsyJiamstnng) and KB Her- schel Walker (ankle) are probable.
Chargers: LB Tv Allert (ramstnng), OB Dan Fonts (con cussion), LB Andy Hawkins (hamstring) and QB Mark Herrmann (concussion) st questionable. RB Gary Anderson (thigh). LB Woody low (groin), TE Eric Severs (knee) and RB Tim Spencer (ankle) are probable. NEW ENGLAND AT LOS ANGELES RAMS Patriots: LB Andre Tippett (knee) is out TE Willie Scott (groin) is doubtful. Brian HoHeway (knee), DE Ken Sim (back), RB Robert Weathers (ankle), LB Ed William (groin), LB Clayton Weishuhn (hamstring), CB Ernest Gibson (knee), CB Rod McSwain (shoulder) and Roland James (neck) are questionable.
RB Tony Collins (ribs) and Stave Moore (ribs) are probable. Ram: TE Tony Hunter (leg) quesbonabts. RB a Gurhen (ribs-neck), WR Ron Brawn (concussion), LB Mike WHcher (knee) end DE Doug Reed (ankle) am probable. SAN FRANCISCO AT WASHINGTON 49ers: NT Michael Carter (ankle), Buoba Paris (knee), Ronnie Lott (knee) and QB Jeff Kemp (hip) are questionable. TE Rus Francis (calf), Tom Hoknoe (knee) and Jeff Stow (shoulder) am probable.
Red skin: Rues Grimm (shoulder) a questionable. CB Darren Green (hamstring), Dean Hemel (hio). RB-KR Kan Jankin (shoulder). WR Gary Clark (leg), IB Calvin Darnels (thigh) and LB Jo Krakoski (knee) are proaa- bt. CFL Playoffs EASTERN DIVISION (Twe game, total point aortas) Sunday's game Toronto at Hamilton, 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 23 Hamilton at Toronto, 1:30 p.m. WESTERN DIVISION VVmvoegat British Columbia, 4 p.m. Calgary at Edmontonl 4:30 p.m. i Ne.
28 I Calgary-Edmonton winner vs. WinnipegB.C, GREY CUP v- Not. 30 Ms.Wttaiaeevr,t.C. FuUerton State (7-102) at UCLA (15-05). 4 p.m.
San Francisco (17-2-4) at Fresno Stat (15- 4-2), 4 p.m. Rational Final TeeecempMeday Not. 23 Fullerton St -UCLA winner vs. San Francisco- Fresno St. winner QUARTERFINALS ToawoMipletedey Nov.
30 8ite, time and pairings TBA SEMIFINALS be oom plated ky Dec. 7 Sit, tim and pairings TBA CHAMPIONSHIP Dec 13 At Tacoma. 1030 p.m. Thursday's Result Rochester 4, Fredericton 3 (OT). Today's Gaines Moncton at Binghamton Newmarket at New Haven Adirondack at Sherbrooke Maine at Springfield Saturday's Games New Haven at Adirondack Newmarket at Baltimore Nova Scotia at Fredericton Moncton at Hershey Rochester at Mame Binghamton at Springfield TENNIS Challenger Series AT HELSINKI, FINLAND Peter Carlsson, Sweden, def.
Ketty Jones, San Diego. 64. 6. Wolfgang Popp, West Germany, def. Michael Tauson.
Denmark, 7-5, 6-3; Patrick Kuhnen, West Germany, def. Eric Wimgradsky, France, 6-1, 7-6 (7-4); Jaroslav Navratil, Czechoslovakia, def. Lars-Anders Wahlgren. Sweden, 6-2, 6-7 (9-11), 6-3. Virginia Slims AT CHICAGO Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (5), West Germany, def.
Anne White. Newport Beach. 6-3, 6-3; Gabriels Sabatini (6), Argentina, def. Kate Gomoert, Rancho Mirage, 6-4, 6- pam snnver (4), LutnerviHe, def. Barbara Potter, Woodbury, 6-3 6-4.
Quarterfinals Catarina Undqvist, Sweden and Tine Scheu- r-Larsen, Denmark, def. Elise Bursin, Balti more and Rosalyn Fairbank, South Africa, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3; Kohde-Kilsch and Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, def. Beth Herr, Dayton. Ohio and Ann Henricksson, Mahto- medi. 6-3, 6-1; Steffi Graf, West Germany, and Gabriels Sabatini, Argentina, def.
Dianne Balestrat, Australia and Heather Lud- ton, Foster City, 6-2. 6-3. Benin Bunge, West Germany and Laura Gilderneister, Peru, def. Hana Mandkkova, Czechoslovakia, and AJycia Moulton, Sacr- mento, 6-3. 2-6, 6-3.
Virginia Slims AT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Lon McNeil. Houston, def. Ka Budarova, Czechoslovakia. 1-6, 6-0, 6-1; Lilian Drescher, SwitzerVand, def Robin White, San Jose, Calif 6-4, 6-2. lon McNeil, Houston, def.
Susan Sloane, Lexington, 7-6 (7-1), 6-3: Lilian Drescher, Switzerland, def. Carina Kartsson, Sweden, 7-6 (7-5), 7-5; CamiHe Benjamin, Bakersfield, def. Eva Pfaff, West Ger many, 6-2, 6-1; Raffaella Reggi, Italy, def. Anne Minter, Australia, 6-1, 6-2; Sabrina Goles, Yugoslavia, def. Andrea Hdikova, Czechoslovakia.
6-2, 6-1; Silk Meier, West Germany, def. Eva Krapl. Switzerland. 6-3. 6-1; Marianne Weraet, det.
Elizabeth Minter, Australia, 6-2, 1-6, Benson and Hedges Indoor AT WEMBLEY, ENGLAND Second Round Ijbor Prmek, Czechoslovakia, def. Amos Mansdorf Israel, 6-3. 6-3; Pat Cash. Austra lia, def. Sergio Casal, Spain, 6-3, 60, Jacob masek, Switzerland, def.
Slobodan Zivojina-vic, Yugoslavia, 6-3, 6-7 (2-7), 10-8; Jonas B. Svensson, Sweden, def. Mitostav Mecir (4), Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 64. ATP Money Leaders 1. Ivan LervJt.
2. Bon Becker, 3. Stefan Edbenr $503.356: 4. Joakim Nystrom, $49742; 5. Mats Wiland- er, 1486,652: 6.
Anders Jarrvd. $376,036: 7. Henri Leconte, 8. Andres Go mez, $337,479: 9. Vannick Noah 10.
Mitoslev Mecir, 1 1. Guy Forget, 12. Brad Gilbert, 13. Thierry Tulasne, 14. Emtio Sanchez, 15.
Kevin Curren, 16. John McEnroe. 17. Jimmy Connors, 18. Mikeet Pernfors, 19.
Tomes Srnid, 20. Slobodan Zhrojinovic, siy.zuv, 21. Sergio CasM, $164.955: 22. Martin Jart, 23. Tim Mayotte.
24. Jakob Hlasek, 25. Ramrsh Krishnan, 26. Tim Wilkj- son, S146.267;. 27.
Knt Carlsson. 28. David Pate. $137,648: 29. Jae Gunnertson.
30. Johan Kriak. 31. Milan Srejber, $111X163; 32. Paul Amscone, DIv.
I Women's Soccer Tournament Schedule QUARTERFINALS Saturday Gans UC-Berkeley (16-2-1) at Colorado CcAfl (15-3-1), 3 pm. Sunday's Gams a Cewnecttcut (18-4-1) at Massachusetts'" (13-2-2), noon North Carolina Stats (15-547) at George Mason (14-2-1), 1p.m. UC Santa Barbara (14-2-l)at North Carokna-(21-0-1). 1 m. SEMIFINALS AND FINAL Nov.
22-23 at campus of one of the feuu psucipatingtaerns. Division III Volleyball -Tournament Schedule EAST REGION At HunHngten, Pa. i i Thursday's Results First Run Cortland StaU 3. Grove City 2 Eastern Cennectlcwt Elizabethtown 17-7-5-15-9 Tday Eastern Cennectloit (43-7) vs. Albany Stat (43-2), 5:30 p.m.
Cortland State (39-15) v. Juniata (34-8), 8 p.m. Stfflrhnvyi neWViwTtv, 7 pv.rfi. NOTE: Winner advance national fassk Nov. 21-22 at sit to be announced.
Tank McNamara By JEFF MILLAR BILL HINDS Division I Field Hockey Tournament Schedule FIRST ROUND Massachusetts (16-3-1) at 1UAK1 MERELY THE SKJOklYM 51KAtieiUtATlOlv. s(A -WrMV. (12-3-3), noon Penn (12-30) at Rutgers (13-5-2), 1 p.m. West Chester Stat (16-40) at Pam Stat (16-3-2), 1 p.m. Stanford (114-1) vs.
Northwestern (14-3-2) at lew. Item. QUARTERFINALS Sunday Oeesss mner of ConnctictA-Msschutts game vs. New Hampshire (15-2-0) at Starts, 1 p.m., Winner el PermsylvantRutgers gam a. North Carolina (17-2-0) at Rutgers.
1 p.m. Winner of West Chester State-Perm State'-' game vs. Old Dornmion at Perm Stat, 1p.m. Winner of Suwttord-NortJwjeslavn gam at lew (16-2-1), 1 p.m. SODIFINALS AND FINAL Nov.
22-23 at Foreman Field, Ok) Dominion I University, Norte, V..
