-THE PLAIN DEALER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1983 FOR FINAL SCORES CALI. 344-4580 FOR THE RECORD NATIONAL FOOTBALL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pct. PF PA -Miomi .750 389 250 Buffolo 500 283 351 New England .500 274 209 Baltimore .438 264 354 N.Y. Jets .438 213 331 Central 1-Pittsburgh 10 0 .625 355 303 .563 356 Cincinnati .438 Houston .125 288 460 West Raiders 12 x- Denver Kansas City San Diego 6 10 .375 452 Sunday CLEVELAND 30, Pittsburgh 17 Kansas City 48, Denver 17 Chicago 23, Green Bay 21 L.A.
Rams 26. New Orleans 24 St. Louis 31. Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 31, Buffalo 14 Baltimore 20, Houston 10 L.A. Raiders 30, San Diego 14 Seattle 24.
New England 6 Detroit 23, -Tampa Bay 20 5 Yesterdoy Son Francisco 42, Dallas 17 REGULAR SEASON ENDS 49ers 42, Cowboys 17 Dollas 37 0 1-17 San Francisco 21 0 1 14-42 SF -Craig 6 pass from Montana (Wersching kick), 2:30. SF -McLemore $6 punt return (Wersching kick), 6:37. D-FG Septen 47, 10:58. SF Solomon 77 pass from Montana (Wersching kick), 11:23. D-White 1 run (Septien kick), 6:49.
SF -Francis 18 pass from Montana (Wersching kick), 4.40. -Hill 13 pass from White (Septien kick), :17. SF -wright 48 interception return (Wersching kick), 4:32. SF -Craig 16 pass from Montano (Wersching kICk), 8:31. A LEAGUE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pct.
PF PA -Washington .875 541 332 x- Dallas 12 .750 479 360 St. Louis .531 374 428 Philadelphia .313 233 322 N.Y. Giants 12 .219 267 347 Central -Detroit 0 .563 347 Chicago 311 Green Bay 8 .500 429 439 Minnesota .500 316 Tampa Bay NJ 14 0 .125 241 West y- San Froncisco 10 432 Rams 361 New Orleans 319 Atlanto 0 .438 370 -clinched division title x-clinched playoff spot BART STARR'S RECORD Bart Storr, who quarterbacked Green Bay to five National Football League titles in the 1960s, wos named head cooch of the Pockers Dec. 24, 1974. He was fired vesterdov after nine vears at that position.
Here is his record: PF 1975 3 10 226 1976 .357 218 299 1977 A 10 .286 134 1978 .531 249 269 1979 LA .313 246 316 1980 10 .344 231 1981 .500 324 1982-x .611 206 169 1983 .500 429 439 for league playoffs for the first time since 1972 and defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 41-16 in the first round before losing 37-26 to the Dallas Cowboys. Thursday At Los Vegas. Showboat Hotel: Curtis Ramsey, Portland, VS. Humberto de los Rios, Pomona, 10, junior middleweights; Jimmy Jackson, Las Vegas, vs.
Frank Newton, Oklahoma City, 10, junior lightweights. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA N. Y. Islanders 22 46 150 112 Philadelphio 18 148 117 N.Y. Rongers 17 12 38 133 130 Washington 16 16 34 116 121 Pittsburgh 21 102 136 New Jersey 23 16 93 145 Adams Division Boston Buttalo 20 21 10 Quebec Montreat 15 32 126 Hartford 11 16 25 108 123 Yesterday Colgary 7, Winnipeg 6 Today Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m.
Montreal at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at N. Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m.
Minnesota at St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. Tomorrow Hartford at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.
Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis at Toronto, 8:05 p.m.
Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Sunday Buttalo 3, Vancouver 2 Detroit 3, Philodelphia 3, tie Pittsburgh 3, Toronto 3, tie Washington 5, Los Angeles 0 Boston 5, Chicago 1 Edmonton. Winnipeg 5 AMATEUR BASKETBALL BEDFORD Excell Express 65, ZS 63 Mo Russo 64, Sirno 63 DePompi 69, Varga 62 Ah CLEVELAND HTS.
MEN Tovern Co. 76, Touche 44 Independent Register 60, TKO's 53 CLEVELAND WOMEN Hutchinson Ins. 44, Cory A's 12 bobbys 39, Corvettes 31 Cudell 48, richards 40 Bill Harry 32, Big Daddy 27 Sisters Ill 27, Preferred Picks 22 3GC LEAGUE Sholom Club 78, Betar 58 Temple 30, BJUSY 13 Mesivto 55. Taylor Rood 32 ROCKY RIVER MEN'S OPEN Milod's 85, Everybody's Team 83 HSSW 75, Executive Club West 60 GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Strongsville 94.345, N. Olmsted 81.265 HIGH SCHOOL TOP TEN BOYS 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1.
Solon, 2. Cle. 3. Lakewood, 4. St.
5. Orange, Shaker 7. Berea, 8. St. Edword, 9.
Fairview, Brush, 1:51.8. 200-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Kirkham, Hawker, 2. Egelston, Solon, 3. Porter, Chag.
Falls, 4. Harris, Lakewood. 5. Cook, Orange, 6. Mercado, Lakewood, 7.
Pophal, St. Ignatius, 8. McVicker, Lakewood, 9. Martin, Cle. 10.
Heftenfelder, Lakewood, 1:55.9. 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Byrne, Solon, 2. Mehok, Lakewood. 3.
Faltay, Howken, 4. Egelston, 5. McVicker, Lakewood, 6. Bankaitis, Fairview, 7. Andrews, N.
Olmsted, 2: 10.2; 8. Eiber, 9. Cullo, Solon, 10. Gordillo, Lakewood, 2:11.4. 50-YARD FREESTYLE 1.
Pophal, St. Ignatius. 2. McAuliffe, St. Ignatius, 3.
Hanibal, Fairview, 23.0; 4. Burton, Solon, 23.17; 5. Hellman, 23.19; 6. Rega, Bedford, 23.3; 7. (tie) Cook, Orange Cechner, Cle.
23.40; 8. Berg, V. Forge, 23.43; 9. Torok, N. Olmsted, 23.44; 10.
Mercado, Lakewood, 23.69. 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 1. Cullo, Solon, 55.46; 2. Mehok, Lakewood, 56.5; 3. Hodg8.
McVicker, Lakewood. a 58.8; 9. Burton, man, Orange, 56.81; 4. Nash, St. Ignatuis, 57.51; 5.
Egeiston, Solon, 57.6; 6. Bankaitis, Fairview, 57.62; 7. Torok, N. Olmsted, 58.62; Solon, 59.3. 50-YARD FREESTYLE 1.
Egelston, Solon, 2. Mehok, Lakewood, 3. Porter, Chag. Falls, 4. Pike, Orange, S.
Hettenfelder, Lakewood, 6. Harris, Lakewood, 7. Wenz, Solon, 8. Welchans, Cle. 9.
Strasburg, Shaker 10. Nash, St. Ignatius, 5: 18.84. 100-YARD BACKSTROKE 1. Byrne, Solon, 56.59; 2.
Turcotte, Mayfield, 57.18; 3. Mehok, Lakewood, 58.7; 4. Hodgman, Oronge, 50.95; 5. Berg. V.
Forge, 6. Gordillo, Lakewood, 7. Houser, Hawken, 8. Davern, St. Edward, 9.
Boyle, Cle. 10. Pike, Orange, 1:01.96. 100-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Kirkham, Hawken, 48.9; 2.
Pophol, St. Ignatius, 49.20; 3. Byrne, Soion, 49.8; 4. McAuliffe, St. 19 natius, 49.89; 5.
Turcotte, Mayfield, 50.37; 6. Cook, Orange, 50.65; 7. Hellman, 8. Burton, Solon, 50.01; 9. Torok, N.
Olmsted, 50.96; 10. Mercado, Lakewood, S1.0. 100-YARD BREASTROKE 1. Andrews, N. Olmsted, 2.
Faltay, Hawken, 3. Peters, Hawken, 4. Hanibol, Fairview, 5. Fleming, Lakewood, 6. Egelstom, Solon, 7.
Martin, Cle. 8. Lequeya, Euclid, 9. Meyer, N. Olmseted.
10. Gordillo, Lakewood, 1:06.5. 000 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1. Solon, 2. St.
Ignatius, 3. Lakewood, 4. Cle. 5. Bedford, 6.
Orange, 7. St. Edword, 3.35.8; 8. Mayfield, 9. Berea, 10.
Shaker 3:41.26. DIVING 1. Quintivan, Lake 271.90; 2. Crov. Berea, 261.75; J.
DiFrancesco, Cle. 277.90; 4. Svets, St. Ignatius, 234.60; 5. Suess, Orange, 229.50; 6.
Merriman, Olmsted, 221.16; 7. Bohlman, N. Oimsted, 220.15; 0. Nocinovich, Euclid, 206.05; 9. Goglioni, Maple 195.75; 10.
Rothenberg, Mayfield. 182.30. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ANSWERS TO ALL OTHER SPORTS ONLY BY WRITING TO ASK EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pat. G8 Philodelphia .783 Utah Boston 20 .741 Dallas New York 10 .615 Denver New Jersey 12 12 .500 Konsos City Washington 12 13 .480 San Antonio Central Division Houston Milwoukee 15 10 .600 Allonta 12 13 Los Angeles Detroit 13 Portland Chicago Golden State CLEVELAND 19 .296 Seottle Indiona 19 .208 Phoenix Yesterday No games Today Dallas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. San Antonio at Washington, 7:35 p.m.
New Jersey at Atlanta, 8:10 p.m. Denver at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Phoenix at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. Lakers 122, Blazers 115 PORTLAND (115) Corr 7-13 22.
Natt 8-13 3-6 20. W. Cooper 1-6 1-3 3. Poxson 5 17 1-2 11, Valentine 48 9-11 17, Thompson 8-10 610 22. Norris 2-2 2-2 6.
Lever 6-13 0-0 12. Drexier 1-5 0-0 2. Lamp 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 42-87 30-43 115. LOS ANGELES (122) Wilkes 9-19 2-2 20, Worthy 11-16 69 2.
AbdulJabbor 6-14 3-6 15, McGee 2-3 0-0 4 Scott 2-3 0-0 4, M. Cooper 611 6-7 19, McAdoo 7-11 3-3 17, Garrett 7-9 1-1 15. Noter 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 50-87 21-28 122. Portland 2 2 1 Los Angeres 2 Three -point goals -Natt 1, M.
Cooper 1. Re bounds -Por 40 (Corr 111. LA 36 (Worthy, AbdulJabbar 7). Assists-Por 22 (Poxson, Lever 6. LA 33 (M.
Cooper 9). Total fouls-Por 29, LA 27. A- 13,000. Warriors 99, Clippers 97 SAN DIEGO (17) Brooks 7-10 0-2 14, Cummings 6-14 2-4 14, Donaldson 410 9-10 17, Hodges 46 0-0 8, Nixon 11-17 0-0 2, McKinney 0-3 0-0 0, D. Smith 3-4 2-4 8.
Kelser 1-5 2 3, McDowell 1-3 0-0 2. Whitehead 36 3-4 9. Totals 40-78 17-26 97. GOLDEN STATE (M) Short 12-22 3-4 27, L. Smith 7-10 58 19, Carroll 8-27 2-2 18, Conner 1-9 2-4 4.
Floyd 3-10 1-2 7, Johnson 3- 6 0-1 6, Collins 3-6 3-4 9, Brotz 1-2 3-4 5, Mannion 0- 0 00 0, Tillis 1-2 0-0 2. Cross 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 097 19-29 99. San Diego 22 25 21-0 Golden State 24 25 26-M Fouled out- -Cummings, L. Smith.
ReboundsSD 42 (D. Smith 8), GS 52 (L. Smith 13). AssistsSD 18 (Nixon 11), GS 18 (Flovd 4). Total fouls -SD 33, GS 27.
A COLLEGE BASKETBALL Cleveland CLEVELAND STATE (43) Ransey 3-9, 0-0, Mudd, 4-7, 0-0. Youdath. 7-12, 1-2, 15; Richards, 2-8, 2-2, Hood, 0-0, 6-8, Bryant, 3-3, 0-0, Pittman, 0-2, 0-0. Sharp, 0-0, 2-2, Corbin 1-4, 0-0, 2: Howell 5-10, 0-1, 10; Evans 1-2, 0-0, Totals- 26-57, 11-15, 63. ASHLAND (54) Keshock, 4-12, 0-0, Miles, 7-9, 2-3, 16; Barron, 2-4, 0-0, Yute, 1-3, 2-2, Brown, 2-4, 2-2, 6: Kaido, 1-6, 2-2, King 1-4, 2-2, Walter 2-2, 2-2, Hensel, 0-0, 0-0, Purkey, 1-5, 0-0, Totals 21-49, 12-13, 54.
Halftime CSU 34-24. A-797. Susquehanna SUSQUEHANNA UNIV. (86) Ferry, 4-4-12; Gabel, 5-5-15; Esworthy, 2-2-6; Gress, 7-3-17; Clinton, 1-0- Downie, 1-1-3; Merklinger, 6-0-12. HIRAM COLLEGE (81) Shivers, 4-1-9; Smoot, 2-1-5; Miller, 7-0- 14; Pollock, 5-0-10; Rusty Swartz, 8-4-20; Smart, 3-0-6; Rod Swartz, 1-0-2; Paulenich.
7-1-15. Halftime Susquehanna CCC Chillicothe CCC METRO (92) Brown, 11-1-23; Copley, 6-0-12; Stubbs, 8-2-18; Peterson, 1-0-2; Nance, 4-0-8; Robinson, 3-2-8; Davis, 5-1-11; Clark, 5-0-10. OHIO (79) King, 6-7-19; Osborne, 4-2-10; Ragland, 8-6-22; Turner, 5-2-12; Milken, 6-2-14. Holltime CCC Metro 41, Ohio 40. Minnesota-Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE (50) Smith 5-9 1-2 11, Murphy 6-15 34 15, Nodaskay 4-5 2-6 10, Council 3-7 2-2 8, Hinton 2-4 2-2 6.
Totals 20-40 10-16 50. MINNESOTA (52) Petersen 3-3 0-0 6, Brooks 3-8 0-0 16 5-5 23, Jackson 1-3 2-2 4, Smith 1-3 0-0 Shasky 1-3 3-4 5, Wilson 1-6 2-6 4, Davis doN Dahlke 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 20-44 12-17 52. Halftime Minnesota 31-26. lowa-Colorado COLORADO (56) Stivrins 5-7 3-6 13, Kelley 4-13 0-0 8, Downs 47 8-10 16, Pruitt 0-3 0-0 0, Humphries 5-15 3-4 13.
Reid 0-3 3-5 3, B. Anderson 0-1 0-0 0, Yowell 1-2 1-2 3, Tearney 0-1 0-0 0, Dunlap 0-1 0-0 0, Cunningham 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 19-54 18-27 56. IOWA (72) C. Anderson 3-5 3-4 9, Payne 6-9 3-6 15, Stokes 6-16 4-4 16, Banks 3-6 2-4 8, Corfino 2-9 0-2 4, Boyle 3-4 0-0 6, Lohaus 3-8 0-0 6, Fullard 0-1 0-0 0, Berkenpas 1-2 0-0 Snedeker 0-1 2-2 2, Fort 1-1 0-2 2, King 0-1 0-0 0, Stonge 1-1 0 -0 2.
Totals 29-64 14-24 72. Halftime lowo 38-21. QUESTIONS CAN BE OBTAINED HAL. THE PLAIN DEALER ASSOCIATION WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pct. GB 16 10 615 10 .600 13 16 10 15 .400 Pacific Division San Diego 19 10 Tomorrow Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m.
Detroit at CLEVELAND, 7:35 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphio, 7:35 p.m. Indiana of Utah, 9:30 p.m. Portland at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. Houston at Son Diego, 10:35 p.m.
Sunday Denver 122, New Jersey 118 Golden State 99, San Diego 97 Los Angeles 122, Portland 115 NBA LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) The National Basketball Association leaders through Sunday: SCORING FO FT Dontley, Utah 247 Vandeweghe, Den 175 Aguirre, Dall 291 159 29.8 Gervin. SA 27 176 25.7 English, Den 25.5 FREE, CLEVE 25.3 Moncriet, Mil Ruland, Wash 186 Tripucka, Det 199 Birdsong, NJ 242 Malone, Phil Bird. Bos 226 Dovis, Phx 218 22.1 E. Johnson, KC 218 21.9 Erving, Phil 21.7 Sampson, Hou 21.6 Thomas, Det 21.5 King, NY 26 21.5 Drew, Utah 145 21.0 Carroll, GS 210 123 543 20.9 REBOUNDING Off Def Tot Malone, Phil 131 192 14.0 Laimbeer, Det 99 215 13.1 Ruland, Wash 211 283 12.9 Sompson, Hou Gilmore, SA Williams, ROBINSON, 'CLEVE Parish, Bos 287 10.6 Sima. Sea 105 262 10.5 Lucas, Phx 175 250 10.0 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FG FGA McGee, LA 147 232 Ruland, Wash Johnson, LA 104 171 Lanier, Mil Dawkins, NJ Banks, SA Gilmore, SA Vrones, Sea McHale, Bos Natt, Port ASSISTS No.
Johnson, LA Moore, SA Nixon, SD Thomas, Det Green, Utah Williams, Sea Drew, KC Davis, Dall Bird. Bos Johnson, Wash 167 TEAM OFFENSE 6 Denver 3116 124.6 Utah 3112 119.7 Detroit 118.0 Los Angeles 2709 117.8 Portland 3135 116.1 Son Antonio 116.0 Boston 113.8 New Jersey 113.0 Dallas 111.4 San Diego 110.2 Kansas City 110.0 Houston 109.0 Philadelphia 109.6 Phoenix 109.6 Seattle 109.5 Golden State New York 106.0 Washington 105.8 Milwaukee 2615 104.6 Chicago 104.5 CLEVELAND 101.8 Indiana 2409 100.4 Atlanta 2507 100.3 TEAM DEFENSE No. Avg New York 2652 102.0 Milwaukee 103.2 Atlanta 2605 104.2 Philadelphia 104.6 CLEVELAND 105.9 Washington Boston 106.7 Indiana 106.7 Chicago 108.4 Phoenix 2735 109.4 Portland 2959 109.6 Dallas 2781 111.2 Los Angeles 111.4 Kansas City 2676 111.5 Golden State 3016 111.7 Houston 111.9 Seattle 2801 112.0 New Jersey 2705 112.7 Son Antonio 3079 114.0 Son Diego 3119 115.5 Detroit 2803 116.8 Utah 3051 117.3 Denver 3191 127.6 RESULTS BUCKEYE Findlay at Admiral King Elyrio Sr. at Marion Harding Fremont Ross at Sandusky LAKELAND GREATER CLEVELAND John F. K.
at Glenville, Bedford at Brush Lakewood of Elvria Sr. Mentor at Eastlake North Ledgemont at Cordinol, 4 Euclid at Willoughby South Ak. St. Vincent at Barberton, 7 Mople Hts. of Mayfield Revere at Nordonia OHIO SCHOOLS Campbell 76, Augusta 74 Morehead St.
7, W. Mich. 60 Capital 71, Earlham 63 Cent. Fla. 68, Valdosta St.
50 N. Ill. 77, Cal. Nrthridge 59 Cleveland St. 63, Ashland 54 Clemson 102, Baylor 52 N.
Iowa 70. George Williams 55 Rose-Hulman 78, Wittenberg 72 LSU 60, Houston Bapt. 59 St. Louis 67, St. Ambrose 44 Canton of Tourney McNeese St.
77, Gramb. St. 65 Tri-State 60, Saginaw Vol. 4 Walsh 81, Alderson-Broaddus 63 NC-Wilm. 66, Belmont Abbey 53 W.
Illinois 90, Monmouth 76 Cardinal Varsity Club Classic NE La. 72. 54 SOUTHWEST Youngstown St. 90, Butler 79 Old Dominion 75, W. KV.
68 Houston 129, Texas Lutheran 65 Carnation City Classic Samford 74, Lee College 53 Pan Americon 77, Washburn 70 Mount Union 72, Adrian 52 S. Seattle Alobama 49. 73, Rodford 48, OT Texas-El Paso 02, La. Tech 70 Susquehonna, Pa. 86, Hiram 81 S.
Missisippi 71 FAR WEST SE La. 62. N. Pork Coll. 50 Colo.
St. 65, E. Washington 57 DePouw Invitational Tampa 55, Fla. Inter'1 54 Denver 70, Dana 64 Marion 61, Olivet, Mich. 60 Tulane 77, Georgia 51.
52 New Mexico 74, E. New Mex. DePouw 71, Ohio Wesleyan 63 Xavier NO 85, Ala, -Huntsville 63 EAST 78 Puget Sound 63, W. Wash. 62 Baruch 81, York 76 MIDWEST Regis So, Northwest Nazarine Buffalo Bucknell St.
68, 82, Robert Pace 76 Morris 50 Brior Cliff 93, Augustona, SD San Jose St. 72, CCNY 90 mount 64 Fair. 70, Pratt Inst. 55 Creighton 60, Southern U. 49 S.
Colorado 63, Augustana 57 Dickinson 81, Brooklyn 64 E. 111. 79, Montana St 73 Stanford Harvard 66 New Holy Cross 72. Assumption 68 Evansville 80, Purdue 65 Washington 69. St.
Mary's 51 Old York Westbury U. 60. 63, Yeshiva Dominican 34 Ind. lowo 72, Cent. 85, Colorado 56 Transylvania 66 W.
New Mex. 72, UC San Diego 58 SOUTH Kansas 65, Oral Roberts 64 TOURNAMENTS Ala. Auburn St. 99, 100, Cookman 65 Minnesota 52, Jacksonville 50 Cardinal Varsity Club Classic Eastern Ky. 60 Mo.
75, Kansas Newman First Round Austin Peay 72 Paine 52 53 Ball St. 60, Drexel SS TODAY'S HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Boys games are preceded by junior varsity contests which start at 6:30 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Girls games start at 6:30, unless otherwise noted. BOYS Amherst-Steele at Midview SOUTHWESTERN NORTH SENATE Brookside at Oberlin Avon Lake at Medina West Tech at John Hay, 6 Wellington at Cleorview Bay at Fairview GREATER CLEVELAND North Ridgeville at Vermilion North Olmsted at Olmsted Falls (All games preceded by Girls INDEPENDENT Rocky River at Westlake varsity) Max Haves at South High, 6 PIONEER Bedford at Brush John Marshall at Cleve. C.C.
Midpork at Berea Mentor at Eastlake North Buckeye at Elyria Catholic Brecksville at Strongsville Euclid at Willoughby South Elyria Open Door at Columbia Wadsworth of Brunswick Maple Hts. at SOUTHWESTERN Mayfield Elyria West of at Grand Keystone Valley, 6 North Rovalton at Cloverleaf Chompion Medina at Avon Lake Padua at Benedictine OCCGAC Fairview of Bay CVCA at Gilmour Acod. St. Aug. at Erleview, 4:30 Olmsted Falls at N.
Olmsted Holy Nome at Lake Catholic Lake Cath. at Villa Angela, 4:30 Westlake of Rocky River Southview at Lorain Sr. Regina at Notre Dame, 4:30 EAST SUBURBAN Barberton of Kent Roosevelt St. Joseph at Cleve. C.C., Beachwood at Aurora, 6 GIRLS Trinity at Lumen Cordium, 6 Cardinal at Berkshire, 6 NORTH SENATE Holy Nome at Magnificat, Kirtiand at Richmond 6 John Hay at West Tech, 3:30 INDEPENDENT THE LATEST LINE NBA BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog DETROIT Dallas ATLANTA New Jersey WASHINGTON 33.
San Antonio KANSAS CITY Denver SEATTLE Los Angeles GOLDEN STATE Phoenix COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Georgia 14 x-E TENN. ST. FURMAN Pick N. TOLEDO Wisconsin DAYTON 112 Va. Commonwealth DUQUESNE Detroit PITTSBURGH Florida St.
VA. TECH 8'2 South Corolina Kentucky 18 CINCINNATI OHIO STATE Bowling Green Son Diego St TEXAS washington St. 9 OKLAHOMA CITY UTAH ST. Utoh WYOMING Nebraska Xavier NIAGARA BRADLEY 12 East Carolina Chattanooga, Tenn. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Fovorite Points Underdog Thursday HALL OF FAME BOWL Birmingham, Ala.
West Virginia Kentucky Friday HOLIDAY BOWL San Diego, Calif. Brigham Young Missouri Saturday SUN BOWL El Poso, Texas SMU 414 Alabama Home Team in CAPS EASTERN DIVISION Pct. GB CLEVELAND Pittsburgh Baltimore Memphis New York .417 Buffalo WESTERN DIVISION Pct. GB Konsos City St. Los Phoenix Wichita Louis Angeles 1 Tacoma 2 11 .154 Yesterday No games Today New York at Memphis, 7:35 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Tacoma, 10 10:35 p.m. Tomorrow No games Sunday No games NASL STANDINGS INDOOR SEASON Pct. GB Golden Bay .625 New York .625 Chicago .600 San Diego .500 Vancouver 500 Tulso Tampa Bay Yesterday No games Today No games Tomorrow Tompo Boy at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. Sunday Tompo Bay 8. Diego 2 Golden Bay 9, Tuiso 6 NASL DRAFT NEW YORK (AP) Round-by-Round selections in the 1983 North Soccer League Draft at the NASL headquarters: FIRST ROUND 1, Tampa, Roy Weggerle, forward, S.
Fla. 2, Toronto (from Tampa Bay via San Diego), Pat Harrington, goalkeeper, Petersborough, Ontario. 3, New York (from Minnesota), Mike Jeffries, defense, Duke. 4, Chicago, George Fernandez, midfield, Cal. 5, Minnesota (from Golden Bay), Greg Kennedy, deiense, Indiana.
6, Vancouver, Paul Dolan, goalkeeper, Port Moody, British Columbia. 7, New York, Joe Schmid, defense, Indiana. 8, Toronto, Gary Morrow, defense, Georgetown, Ontario. 9, Chicago (from Tulsa), Chris Kenny, defense, St. Louis U.
10, New York (from Hartford), Tobare Ramos, midfield, Newark, N.J. SECOND ROUND 11, Golden Bay (from Minnesota), Sean McCoy, forward, Duke. 12, San Diego, Caleb Suri, forward, Orange, Cal. 13, Minnesota, Ronil Dufrene, defense, Fla. Inter'l.
14, Chicago, Neil Ridgeway, defense, Bowling Green. 15, Golden Bay, Paul Miller, defense. Florissant Valley C.C. 16, Vancouver, Michael Mostrenkco, defense, Centenniot, British Columbia. 17, New York, Jamie Swanner, goalkeeper, Clemson.
18, Toronto, Elmar Tannis, midfield-forward, Newtonbrook, Ontario. 19, Tulsa, Jeff Maierhofer, forward, Penn St. THIRD ROUND 20, Tarapa Bay, Rick Bratincevic, goalkeeper, Cen. Fla. 21, San Diego, Richard Torres, midfield-forward, Cal.
Angeles. 22, Minnesota, David McDoniel, midfield, Duke. 23, Chicago, Pot McGauley, forward, Indiana. 24, Golden Boy, Ron Basile, forward, S. Conn.
St. 25, Vancouver, David Deganova, forward, Burnaby, British Columbia. 26, New York, Miguel Deluca, midfield, Vancouver, British Columbia. 27, Toronto, Toni Oliver, midfield, Scarborough, Ontario. 28, Tulsa, Danny Divers, defense, Tulsa, Okla.
FOURTH ROUND 29, Tampa Bay, Ken Lolla, midlield, Duke. 30, San Diego, Ali Kazemaini, forward, Cleveland St. 31, San Diego (trom Minnesota), Tim Harris, goalkeeper, UCLA, 32, Chicago, Mike Flood, midfield, William Mory. 33, Golden Bov, Dave McMullen, midfield, Tampa. 34, Vancouver, Chris Tynan, forward, Vancouver, British Columbia.
35, New York, Santiago Borja, midfield, Belleville, N.J. Peter Gillillan, defense, Guelph, Ontario. 36, Tulsa, Greg Penn, defense, Broken Arrow, Okla. BRITISH SOCCER ENGLISH F.A. CUP SECOND ROUND REPLAYS Bournemouth 2, Winasur Zion 0 Burnley 3, Chesterfield 2 Sheffield United 1, Lincoln City 0 SECOND ROUND SECOND REPLAY Oxford United 2, Manchester United 1 SCHOOL SWIMMING BOYS Fairview 12, Parma 00 200 MR Fairview (Bankaitis, P.nkel, Bucker, Shutt), 200 FREE- Scott Hoffman (P), 200 IM Hannibal (F), 50 FREE Mark Hoffman (P) 28.71; DIVING Zeitz, (F), 63.85; 100 FLY Tankaitis (F), 100 FREE Mileonnidol (F), 58.71; 400 FREE Scott Hoffmon (P), 100 BACK Bankaitis (F), 1: 12.58; 100 BR Renkel (F), 400 FREE RELAY Parma (Stewart, M.
Hoffman, S. Hoffman, Harrington), 4:21.08. GIRLS Parma 90, Fairview 76 200 MR Parma (Zvika, Vicent, Herman, Trocy), 200 FREE Mitchell, (F), 200 IM Vincent (P), SO FREE Herman (P), 30.44; DIVING Gaudio (P), 42.30; 100 FLY Vincent (P), 100. FREE Herman (P), 400 FR Mitchell (F), 100 BACK Kiplincer (F), 100 BR Trocy (P), 400 FR Fairview (Mitchell, Kiplinger, Chermonte, Dechages), 4:55.11. Beaumont 47.
Gilmour 200 MR Beaumont (Pophal, Curran, DiCorpo, Follett) 200 FREE Kastelic (G) 200 IM- Turocy (G) 50 FREE Szabo (G) 28.4; DIVING Szabo (G) 64.75; 100 FLY Kascelic (G) 100 FREE Curran (B) 500 FREE Turocy (G) 100 BACK DiCorpo (B) 100 BR Curran (B) 400 FR Beaumont (Follett, Androssy, Dicorpo, Pophel) 4: 19.2. TANK McNAMARA Jeff Millar Bill Hinds Universal REPEAT: THERE ARE NO RUNNING BACK DOLLS LEFT IN THE STORE. DISPERSE IMMEDIATE OR WE WILL USE THE WATER CANNON. SPORTS ON A LISTING OF LIVE AND RECENTLY TAPED EVENTS TELEVISION 11:30 a.m. ESPN (cable) Golf: PGA Chrysler Team Invitational from Boca Raton, Fla.
(taped). 1:30 p.m. ESPN (cable) College basketball: Western Kentucky at Old Dominion (taped). 4:00 p.m. ESPN (cable) California Bowl: Northern Illinois vs.
Cal StateFullerton (taped). 8:00 p.m. 4 College basketball: Bowling Green at Ohio State. 8:00 p.m. ESPN (cable) College Cincinnati vs.
Kentucky. 8:05 p.m. WTBS (cable) NBA basketball: New Jersey Nets at Atlanta Hawks. 10:00 p.m. ESPN (cable) Skiing: FIS World Cup, featuring women's downbill from Sestriere, Italy.
RADIO 8:00 p.m. WERE-1300, WSLR-1350 College basketball: Bowling Green at Obio State. 8:00 p.m. WAKR-1590 High school basketball: Barberton at Kent Roosevelt. 8:00 p.m.
WEOL-930 High school basketball: Medina at Avon Lake. TODAY IN SPORTS College St. John basketball Arena: Bowling Green Falcons at Ohio State Buckeyes, 8:00 p.m., OSU's backcourt ace Ron Stokes will lead the Buckeyes against the Falcons and their high -scoring forward David Jenkins. PEOPLE IN SPORTS Gregg to crack down on pact squawkers crack down next season their contract status in the on players complaining about media. Gregg said the team lacked concentration during its 7-9 season, he cited complaints by some who were in their option as one factor in the letdown.
"I am not going to live with complaining and moaning another year," Gregg said. "It be hard to prevent. I will Unable to reach agreement on contracts, several players in options years openly questioned front office last season. FROM WIRE REPORTS Cincinnati Bengals Coach Forrest Gregg said he'll new their Gregg the Gregg Coach Chuck Noll of Pittsburgh said he doesn't know who his starting quarterback will be when the Steelers play the Los Angeles Raiders in two weeks. Noll said veteran Terry Bradshaw, Cliff Stoudt or Mark Malone are available.
"Cliff's the leading contender now," Noll said. "We'll make the decision in the best interests of the football team." Lewis, Navratilova best in Europe Track star Carl Lewis and Czechoslovakian-born tennis champion Martina Navratilova were chosen as sportsman and sportswoman of 1983 by the sports writers of The Associated Press in Europe it was announced in London.Lewis was the most versatile performer at the inaugural World Track and Field Championships in Helsinki and won the three gold medals in the 100 meters, the 400 meters relay and the long jump. Navratilova, now a U.S. citizen, won the women's singles titles at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the Australian Open and was three-quarters of the way toward the Grand Slam and a special prize of $1 million offered by the International Tennis Federation.
Quotable 4 44 Lou Holtz, former head coach of the University of Arkansas Razorback football team, said he is resigning for personal reasons that he won't discuss. At a news conference yesterday, Holtz began by quoting from Ecclesiastes 2:16, which begins: "To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven." The appropriate time for his resignation had come, Holtz said. SCHOOL ALL-STARS VOLLEYBALL ALL LAKE ERIE LEAGUE Megan McGuire, Lakewood; Carol Wetula, Lakewood; Maureen McGuire, Lakewood; Audrey Warnock, Volley Forge; Chris Kochis, Valley Forge; Linda Mancini, Normandy; Julie Pofok, Parma; Lisa Booker, Shaker Alison Beard. Shoker Marie DeJesus, Shaker Betsy Braun, Cleveland Kim Kidwell, Garfield Hts. MVP Megan McGuire, Lakewood.
Coach of the Year Lucille Burkett, Shaker Hts. COLLEGE WRESTLING Cleveland St. 23, Ohio St. 17 118 John Velimesis (C) dec. Steve Mendicino 12-7; 126 Charley Haeuptle (C) pinned Pete Gibson 134 Dan Foldesy (C) dec.
Dan DeCorlo 13-5; 142 Bob Richards (C) dec. Mark Dowdell 23-4; 150 Judd Shove (0) dec. Steve Babyak 9-3; 158 Ricky Cole (C) drew with Dan George 6 167 Mike Medves (0) dec. Jett Miller 8-2; 177 Matt Dulka (C) dec. todd Darbyshire 9-8; 190- Danny Haymond (0) dec.
Mark Gordon 7-3; HVY Don Moxley (0) Pinned Matt Ghaffari 1:56. SCHOOL WRESTLING TODAY INDEPENDENT Cuyahoga HIs. at Newbury, 6 Chanel at Parma TRANSITIONS A BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITY ROYALS- -Traded Willie Aikens, first baseman, to the Toronto Blue Jays for Jorge Oria, outfielder. NEW YORK YANKEES- -Traded Mike Browning, pitcher, to the Calitornia Angels for Curt Brown, pitcher. National League MONTREAL EXPOS- Signed Dan Schatzeder, pitcher, to a three-year contract.
PITTSBURGH PIRATES -Signed Amos Otis, outfielder, to a one year controct. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW JERSEY NETS -Cut. Mark: Jones, guard. PHOENIX SUNS -Waived Johnny High, guard; signed Mike Sanders, forward, to a three-yeor, contract. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS- Named Bill Tobin head of player personnel.
GREEN BAY PACKERS -Fired Bart Starr, head coach, and his entire coaching staff. HOUSTON OILERS- -Announced resignation of Chuck Studley, interim head coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League WINNIPEG JETS -Called UD Mike Laven, right wing, from Sherbrooke of the American Hockey League. COLLEGE LIBERTY BAPTIST -Named Al Worthington acting athletic director. DID YOU KNOW THAT.
Al Oerter of the United States was an Olympic gold medal winner in the discus four consecutive times, 1956, 1960, 1964 and 1968? Ken Holtzman was the last pitcher to hit a World Series home run? Frank Dillon ASK HAL Before the Cleveland football team was the Browns, the Rams played for Cleveland. When did they start here and when did they Casmir Klimka, Maple Hts. A The Rams' first season was 1937. They left for Los Angeles after winning the National Football League championship in 1945. In a sense, they were driven out by the birth of the Browns.
When they were formed in the rival All America Conference, their owner Mickey McBride was sharp enough to obtain a lease on the Stadium, leaving the Rams with only League Park to play in. The Los Angeles Coliseum was more attractive. 1 Dy 1 and players years this for won't vent 1 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division PtS GF GA Minnesota 12 142 138 Chicago 18 2 30 119 133 St. Louis 13 15 130 137 Toronto 12 15 29 134 151 Detroit 10 18 24 109 137 Smythe Division Edmonton 24 51 202 137 Calgary 118 133 Vancouver 31 136 137 Winnipeg 26 143 Los Angeles 10 18 6 26 141 166 NHL SCORING LEADERS MONTREAL (AP) The National Hockey League statistics through Sunday: A Pts Pim Gretzky, Edm 100 Kurri, 38 66 Trottier. Islanders P.
Stastny, Que Nicholls, LA Bossy, Islanders 24 Savard, Chi Tanti, Van Federko, SAL Dionne, LA Pederson, Bos Messier, Edm Deblois, Win Coffey. Edm Goulet, Que Simmer, LA Perreault, Buf Hunter, Que Sundstrom, Van Vaive, Tor Rota, Van Anderson, Edm 0, Phi 18 mon, Win 15 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Cleveland St. CLEVELAND STATE (79) Foster, 9-2-20; Harris, 3-4-10; Petrecca, 8-3-19; Moore, 2-0-4; Koziol, 8-0-16; Hermon, 0-1-1; Miller, 1-0-2; 34-11-79. 1-0-2; Conroy, 1-0-2: Davis, 1-1-3; Piskach, KENT STATE (55) Dum, 6-2-14; Garvey, 3-3-9; Ference, 5- 6-16 Madden, 2-2-6; Kehres, 1-0-2; Vik, 0-2; Prestifilippo, 1-0-2; Nannah, 2-0-4; 21- 13-55. Halftime CSU 41-26.
ALSO EUCLID HIGH SCHOOL will host a girls holiday basketball tournament Dec. 29-30. Euclid will compete with Collinwood, Lake Catholic and Villa Angela. Opening night winners will play for the title and losers will battle for consolation honors. Tickets will be available at the door.
TIMES GIRLS 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1, Hawken, 2, Lakewood. 3, Chagrin Falls, 4, Solon, Rocky River, 6, Shaker Heights, 2:02. 7, Orange, 8, Laurel, 2:03.04 9, Beaumont, 10, (tie) Gilmour and Cleveland Heights, 2:08.23. 200-YARD FREESTYLE 1, Valerio, Howken, 2, Spears, Hawken, 3, Tomalin, Chagrin Falls, 4, Carey, Lakewood, 5. Campbell, Hawken, 6, Poterl, Bereo, 7, Schlegel, Solon, 8, Kirchoff, No.
Olmsted, 9, Holmes, Orange, 10, Natale, Cleveland 2:06.41. 200-YARD IND. MEDLEY 1, Kirchoff, No. Olmsted, 2, Schiller, Hawken, 3, O'Malley, Lakewood, 4, Poterl, Bered, 5, Holmes, Orange, 6, Bierklie, Shaker 7, Tomolin, ChagrinFalls, 8, Miller, Solon, 9, Czechanski, Lakewood, 10, Wright, Hawken, 2:22.7. 50-YARD FREESTYLE 1, Raiston, Hawken, 25.30; 2, Williams, Shoker 25.33; 3, Schlegel, Solon, 25.40; 4, Burke, Laurel, 25.43; 5, Pejeou, Rocky River, 25.71; 6, Turner, Hawken, 26.14; 7, Altig, Orange, 26.36; 8, Kastelic, Gilmour, 26.47; 9, K.
Folsgraff, Chagrin Falls, 26.50; 10, Suess, Orange, 26.60. ONE- METER DIVING 1, Suess, Orange, 243.40; 2, Weiner, Shaker 214.40; 3, Storinski, Cleveland 200.85; 4, Nemecek, Euclid, 189.15; 5, Szobo, Gilmour, 187.75; 6, Melsop, Orange, 182.10; 7, Pierce; Magnificat, 181.10; 8, Stiegelmeier, Berea, 174.60; 9, Miller, Euclid, 168.75; 10, Harper, Berea, 167.20. 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 1, Raiston, Howken, 2, Poterl, Berea, 3, Schlegel, Solon, 4, twata, Rocky River, S. Corey, Lakewood, 6, Thome, Chagrin Falls, 7, Miller, Solon, 8, Kastelic, Gilmour, 9, Bierkle, Shaker 10, Kirchott, No. Olmsted, 1:05.9.
100-YARD BACKSTROKE 1, Schiller, Hawken, 2. Williams, Shaker 3, Miller, Solon, 4, Potert, Berea, 5, Carey, Lakewood, 6, Czechanski, Lakewood, 7, Whims, Bedford, 8, Falsgraff, Chagrin Falls, 9, Hardenburgh, Laurel, 10, Rankin, Hawken, 1:10.47. 100-YARD FREESTYLE 1, Valerio, Hawken, 54.86; 2, M. O'Malley, Lakewood, 3, Peieau, Rocky River, 56.23; Williams, Shaker 56.57; 5, Schlegel, Solon, 56.7; 6, Campbell, Hawken, 57.02; 7, Kirchoff, No. Olmsted, 57.06; 8, Carey, Lakewood, 57.79; 9, L.
Chagrin Falls, 57.91; 10, Steins, Rocky River, 58.31. 100-YARD BREAST STROKE 1, 0'M- alley, Lakewood, 2, Spears, Hawken, 3, Groves, Rocky River, L. Chagrin Falls, Holmes, Orange, 6, Leichty, Orange, 1: 13.90; 7, Fove, Lakewood, 8, ran, Beaumont, 9, Stricharczuk, Solon, 10, Duval, Gilmour, 1:15.30. 500-YARD FREESTYLE 1, Tomalin, Chagrin Falls, 2, Kirchoff, No. Olmsted, 5: 19.23; 3, Wright, Hawken, 4, Moore, Hawken, 5, Corey, Lakewood, 6, Poteri, Berea, 7, Natale, Cleveland 8, Holmes, Orange, 9, Hettenfelder, Lakewood, 10, Robrock, Orange, 5:45.47.
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