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Kansas City 6 Saturday, Dec. 16 New England at Pittsburgh, 12 30 p m Green Bay at New Orleans. 4pm Sunday, Dec. 17 Jacksonville at Detroit, 1 p m Miami tit Buffalo 1 p in Cincinnati at Cleveland. 1 p.tn New York Jets at Houston, lpm Atlanta at Carolina. 1 p ni Anzuna ^'Philadelphia, 1 p m T-ampa-Bav a! Ch-icaga. lpm Washington at Si Luuis. lpm Di*nuT at Kansa> City -1 p ni San Dn-go .u Indianapolis. 4 p m New York Giants at Dallas. 4 p in Oakland at Seattle 8 p ni Monday, Dec. 18 Minnesota at San Francisco, 9pm Bowling scores Men's leagues North Country Handicap A (North Bowl) Hign series John Metiger, 278 24A-234- '56 Hign single John Mefrger, 278 Other tiign scores Corey Forett, 749-246-215-71O Tony Seiferheld. - 255-232 2IS-702. islf Miller. 365 2*0 683 Leo Miller, 268-213-679 Dan Lucia. 7&5-661 Joe Ambrosio, 224 223- 650 A| .Forett. 220 3l2jn-&.U John Freaene. 274-2U-&24 Jeff Brotherton, 215- hlQ Brian Tousignani. 247 210-607 Joe Fisn, 334 607 Jolinlroianri. 233-214-600 Jeff Pomerleau. 237 Charlie Stone. 235 Berme La mo p.i, 322 Dale Holier, 216 Steve Swerney. US Oave Ousley. 7W Carl Neonew, 310 High team game\ Hynes Electnc. I12B; High team series K B Tackle, 3201 North Country Handicap B (North Bowl) High series Bill Bessette, 237-22A-A33 High single Bill Bessette., 237 Other hlgn scores Dean Westover, 223 MIKe Ha r nson, 2»3 Tmi Wilson. 213 Fred Marshall, 312 Randy Hurley. 208 Dennis Rolller, 203. rim Doty. 201 George Provost, 201 High team game and series. A Braulf & Son, 1101 30U Tuesday Night Handicap (PlatUburgh Lanas) High series Kevin Kdkeary. 190 267213 670 High single Kevin Kflkeary, 267 Other mgn scores Amos Agoney. 316-2S7-655 Grav Gauthier, 202 725-2U-641 Ti m Senecal, 71? Jtft Don Thomas, 3)1 606 Randv Ebersole. 335 John Beote, 323 Snawu LaMarche, 323 Scott Macey, 322 Brian K Smith. 322 Brian S Smith. 22T Al Slovens. Jio Brian Steele, 317 Fred Kelley. 212 201 ToDv Bouy«\a. 20S Dave \Aaloy 2OS iteve Steele. 202 204 Pnm« Timers (Bowl Mart) Hign series Al Houle, 707 High series Al Mouie, 399 other high scores- Al Houle. 314 Steve Stone. 21* E d Hicks, 223 211 Gene Me Donald. 706 Rick Agoney, 704 Toby Lapierre. 320 205-602 Larry White. J24 209 Rick Baker. 32? Roimci Point Merchants (Bowl Mart) H.qn series Richard Mitchell, 33B-313- MS Hign single Willy AAeseck, 246 Other mgh scores Allen Hall. 25V 235 642 Willy MesecK. 617 Richard Fleury, 247-616 Matt Parroti. 27* 608 Claude Oessureauit, 221 Vincent Jarvis. 21? Rocky Poupore, 219 Andy Pouoore. 2U 204 Ed Norris, 210 Sieve Manganllo, 710 Mike Parrott. 303 203 Kevin Juneau, 203 Charlie Moore, 703 AAike Mangaollo, 701 301 Barcomtrs T V is m iirst place with a 43 37 record Thursday Night Industrial (North Bowl) Hitjn series Mike Mendoiik. 312 303 233 r.]fl MKjn s.nqie Dave Oarr.in 75? Other mgn scores John F redette. 304 309 609 John Munson, 204 337 609 Jonn D'AngelO 336 60B Dave Darrah, 202 357-62-1 Doug Hartson. 212 230 6/11 Dave Mendofik, 223 713 6Jj Bud Wynne, 322 John Mossey, 204 Keith Reftioeau, 309 Scott McCormick, 213 Bill leBeau. 218 Dean Frady, 204 Bob Tromoiey, 230 Scotf Darrah, 355 Harold Girarcl, 710 Ken Lamora, 301 Sherm Rebideau, 71S Scott Keysor. 305 Eric Keyior 3? 5 Phil Duouque. 241 Albert Bnnion. Ill Ev Thomas. 102 Mike Brodl, ?3I Tom Adams, 231 Bob Carpenter. 231 Mike K imbier. 304-200 JoU Bouyea, 200 Ken Leavine. 705 704 Kevin Leavlne, 255 AuSable Club (Rivertide Lants) Hign ser.es J A McDonald, 365-334-228- J37 High smgle J A McDonald, 265 Other mgn score* J Gravelle, 224?24-224-673 M AuDIn Hi 333 703 668 T P O'Neill, 233 J McCnbe, ?2B M Fourn.er. 727 B Meconl, ?)7 K Rosio. 716 B Hanley, 311 M Cnur,i 70' A Bomnarii. 201 W Tender, ?01 U Douglas. 701 D AAartmeau. 200 Grayslone Mater,jis is m hrsi place with a I4B' , 17)', record Champlalh Merchants (Bowl Mart) High series Dam n Mayo, 190-227 224- 6al High single Leo Miller, 257 Other hlgn scores John Roberts. 300 Steve Sweeney, 753 Larrv Fres\. 702 Art Meseck, 203 Joe Moore. 202 Tom Snodrick. 730-203 Jay Martin. 208 30*5 Rick Agoney. 224 Steve Stone, 214-606 Ken Fresn, 213 Peewee Armstrong, 302 Jim Tierney, 230 225-620 Jerry Mitchell. 336 Alfred Houle, 319 Ron l.aFave. 702 Tom Larjierre. 204-2U-607 R'ick A Trucking .s i n first place with 1B6 Thursday Night Merchants {Plattsburgh Lanes) (Nov 30) Hign series John F,uremia 304 33S 7 U 6J3 H igh stnqu* M'KP Watts. Jr 346 O'npr rnyc scores D,IVP Bresett 738 23B 640 Mike Wdtts. Jr (,00 Wesley L.lFawe ?0O Wayne Reeves. 710 Frea Jennettr 330 BOb Flitter. -331 jonn Fountain, 237 E d Mackov, 70/ 206 Rd<*dy Thomas, 336 Brian Steeltf, 707 Steve Steele, 709 Vern Bruno. 219 319 614 Pat McCarty, 300 Fen ton Thompson, 213 204 John G.irard, 200 Harry Bowen, 202 Jeremy Oevms, 201 Jay DrolleTte. 334 justm Trost, 243 Johrt Williams, 235 Ken Snyder, 239 High team game Pittsburgh LAnes, H14 High team ser.es, AM Sorts of Sports, 3137 (Dec. 7) High series- Jeremy Oevins, 306 225 255 686 Hign single Dave Bresett, 368 Other high scores Dave Bresett, 203-670 John Fairchtld, II I 211 600 Justin TrosT, 303 Larry Delong. 206 Phil Bordeau. Sr , 236. Tim Senecal, 247 Rick Knowles, 306-220 Dave Alford, 2}1 Steve Steele, 311 Randy Gatiway. 236 Wayne Reeves. 210-303. Joe Guido. 334-309-3O5 638 EdMackey,201 Ron Besaw, 223 200 Mike Watts, Jr , 237 Jay Drolletie 221 Phil Bordeau, j r , 200 Fred Jennetie, 211-207 Ken Snyder, 2 IB Vern Bruno, 208 Fenton Thompson, 3*11 John Fountain, 30S High team game and series: Ground Round, 1180-3196 (Dec. 16) Hign series Joe Guido, 279 313-686 High single Joe Guido, 279 Other high scores Harry Bowen, 204-242-638 Mike Watts. Jr , 213-21961B Tom Burdo, 345-204603 Larr*y Delong, 304. Scott Drollette, 233 Phil Bordeau. Jr , 207 Dave Alford, 211-22* Ken Snyder, 214 Gene Dubrey, 209 Wayne Reeves, 233 Mike Cavuto, 515 Ron Snyder, 204 Dave BreseM, 233 311-637 Ryan Fish- er, 101-323*617 John Fountain, 230-216-602 Fred Kelley, 201. Jay Drollette. 336 Ti m Senecal. 305. Bernard Bushey, 235 Vern Bruno, 218 Fenton Thompson, 200 Fred Jennetie, 333-300 Ed Mart, 223 Randy Thomas, 242 High team game and series: All Sorts of Sports, 1137 3282 MA Jerry and Country Club Tavern are tied lor first place Women's leagues GlobaslarUrs (North Bowl, Oct. 5) High series- Sherl Drollette, 538. High single Eileen Wood, 205 Other high scores- Lynn Droilelte, 185 Srterl DrolletTe, 200. Tma Rebideau, 199 Kathy Leavine, 185- 190 Jennifer LaFountain,. 180-186 (Oclobar 12) High series- Kathy Leavine, 544. High single Tina Rebideau, 222. Other high scores- Sherl Drollette, 163. Collette LaBarr, 181 Betsy Qhlldal, 182. Cheryl DeCamp, 190 Etlen Glroux, 200. Helen Kouroisky, 201. Jenny Myers, 191 Marlon Justus, 301 Kathy Leavine, 214 Cindy Blair, 186 {October 19) High series- Betsy Ohlidal, 305-302-204- 611 High single- Helen Kourofsky, 216 Otner high scores- Jeri Bennett, 197. Lynn Drollette, 181 Ellen Kourofsky, 196. Kathy Leavine, 191 Jenny Myers, 197 Judy AlHn- son, 184 (October 26) Hign series Betsy Ohlldal, 544. High single Jennifer LaFountain, 201. Other high scores Jerl Bennett, 182- Marion Justus. 181 Betsy Ohliaal, 181-189 (Novtmb«r 2) Hign series Sherl Drollette, S69. Hign srngie- Lynn DroJIette, 237. Other high scores Sherl Drollette, 197. Cheryl Lucia, 181 (Novimbir 9) High series Kathy Leavine, 527 High single Judy Layhee, 197 Other hlgn scores Betsy .Ohiidal. 189 Marion Justus, 194 Jen Bennett, 1B5 Ellen Giroux, 183 Vemse Marquis, 190 Kathy Leaving, 187 (Novimbir 16) High series Lynn Drollette, 535. Hign smgre Tma Rebideau, 206. Other high scores Lynn Drollette, IB0-19S Jean Blair, 18I Judy Layhee, 186 Jenny Myers, 181 Katny Leavine, 187 10 (Nov«mb§r 30) Hlgn series Betsy Ohliaal, 550 High single Betsy Onlidai, 226. Other high scores Sherl Drollette, 197-186 Cindy Blair, 2H Cheryl Lucia, 180 Charlene Favaro, lB0 Ellen Glroux, 191-180. Diane Cudworth, 325 Tina Rebideau. 180. Kathy Leavine, 181 191, O.K. (Ptattsburgh Lanat) High series- Tammy D'Aust, 17S-194-186- 555 High single- Michelle Duquette, 207 Other high scores' Sue LaBler, 196. Arlene Kaplan. 199 < Annette Newell, 182. Loreman's leads the league with a 43'-V 16''i record Clinton County Firtmtn't Wlvti 1 Diughtara High series- Judy Bassett, 582 High single j.udy Bassett, 219 Other high scores Theresa Gebo, 200. Marte Knapp, 190 Bev Norcross, 194 Doris Rankin, 193 Polaris (Dae. A) High series- Kim Doty, 531. High single Maxine Perry, 199. Other high scores* DeDDle Garsow, 195 Dolores Hoy, 192184 June Wells. 183 Kim Doty, 188 (0ac.11)-*v High series Brenda Provost, 547. High single Brenda Provost, 348. Other high scores Anne Clodgo, 215 Jeanne Bosiet, 199 Nancy Zalusky, 194-191 Doris Bushey, 189 Jane Arena, 18S. Lillian Dubrey, 182. Shirley Manlon, 180. Debbie Garsow, 180 Mixed leagues Coca-Cola Mixers (PtatUburgh Lanes, 0«c. 1) High series (menl John Brown, 158-220 192-570 High single- Gary Osborn, 325 High series (women) Jackie.. Armstrong, 176 16) 180-517 High single- Diana Norton, 184 Other high scores- Kevin Matott, 234 Scott Corrow, 211 Tom Aden, 209 Sail Osborn, 1B2 , i (Dtc. a) Hlgn series (men)- Greg Hurley, 17*- 24322B-645 High single- Greg Hurley. 243 Hign series (women) ,Jan Gee, U9-192 187 528 High single- Linda Hurley, 194 John Shepard. Jr , 213-209, Scott Corrow, 233 Kevin Matott, 222 Tom Allen, 221. Keith Matott, 206. Gary Otborn, 200. Sunday Nlta Hia & Har» {Platttburgh Lanaa) (Dtc. 3) \ High series irnen)- Dave Richard, 229- 336-23S-7OO High single- Dave Richard, 236. High series (women)- Linda Richard, 607 High single- Linda Richard, 23B. Other high scores Dave Gordon, 200. Tom Seymour, 313 Eric Cragie, 201 Steve Steele, 205. Pat Gadway, 183 Anne Ellis, 209 Dtanne Trowbndge, 195-186 Lynne Maxwell, 313 Kathy Griffin, 182. Beth Freeman, 187. Morna Cragie, 183. Vivian VHcy, 213-199- 567 (D«c. 10) High series {rhenV Steve Steele, 233-202- 627 High single- Steve Steele, 233. High series (women) Donna Currier, 199-335- 583 Hign single- Donna Currier, 235. Other high scores Mike Thomas, 227. David Gor- don, 318 Jerry Bedwell, 214-205-602. Ron Hoy. 210-211 Lou Ratelle, 204. Stri Fbfgette, 227 Dave Richard, 204, Pete Sorrel I, 215- 316-605 joe Geer, 215 Kim Kramer, 190- 183 Tami Thomas, 191 Kathy Griffin. 186- 186 Shirley Drollette, 189-202 Vivian Vlley, 192 19B S60 Mary Geer, 186 Beth Freeman, 716 Weekandara (Dec. 2) Hiqh series (men)- Bob Marti, 619. High Single Bob Marti, 352 High series (women) Barbara Hastings, 563. High single Barbara Hastings, 211 Other high scores Gary Reil, 245 Clayton Stone, 23' jonn Ireland, 223 Dan Seymour, 205 Reg- gie Oantels, 200 (Dae. 9) High series (men)' Scott Aley, 603. High Single Scott Aley, 354 High series (women) Arlene Pepper, 553. High single- Barbara Hastings, 300 Other nign scores Bob Marti, 235 Keith Conners, 234 Dan Seymour, 313 Dernie Comstock, 209. Gary Relt, 209 Jeff Seymour. 205. Terry Brunet, 305-310 By Th» Avtoclattd Pro s AIITlmiftEST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dlvlalon W L TPts OF QA Florida 22 7 3 4* 104 71 N.Y Rangers 20 8 5 45 118 91 Philadelphia IB 8 4 40 109 73 Tamoa Bay 13 12 5 31 88 96 New Jersey 13 14 3 29 77 74 Washington 12 13 3 11 76 75 N.V Islanders 7 19 3 17 81 116 Northtasl Division Pittsburgh 19 5 3 41 138 Al Montreal 14 12 2 30 90 92 Buffalo 12 U 3 27 87 93 BOStOn - 10 14 4 24 94 106 Hartford 10 16 2 22 68 90 Ottawa 7 20 1 15 71 110 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division W L TPt i QF OA Detroit '20 7 2 42 115 67 Toronto U 10 5 33 92 85 ; Chicago. 12 t l 7 3) 100 94 St. LOUts 13 13 4 30 79 84 Winnipeg • 13 U 3 29 107 110 Dallas 9 12 6 24 77 88 Pacific OMiion Colorado t8 9 4 40 137 94 Los Angeles 12 12 6 30 96 97 Anaheim I I 17 3 25 92 98 Edmonton 10 15 5 25 81 113 Vancouver 9 12 7 25 102 110 Calgary • 7 17 A 20 82 105 San Jose 6 20 4 16 89 138 Tuesday's Lai* Games San Jose 2, Ottawa 1 Wadnaaday'a Qamaa „ Late Games Not Includsd Tampa Bay I, Hartford 2 N Y Rangers 4. Boston 2 Detroit 3, Chicago 1 Buffalo 4, Colorado 3 Calgary 8, Dallas 4 Vancouver at Edmonton, (n) Ottawa at Los Angeles, (n) Pittsburgh at Anaheim, (n) Thursday's Gamtt Florida at Boston, 7:30 p m. Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7:30 p m N Y Islanders at Washington, 7:30 p.m Calgary at St Louis, 8:30 p m Toronto at San Jose,10:30 p m Friday's Games U Y Rangers at Buffalo, 7:30 p m New Jersey at Detroit, 8:30 p.m Montreal at Chicago, 8:30 p m Pittsburgh at Dajlas, 8:30 p.m Edmonton at Winnipeg, B:30 p,m Ottawa at Anaheim. io:30 p m Rangers 4, Bruins 2 Boston 0 1 1- 2 N.Y. Rangers 2 1 1- 4 First Period—l, New York. Messier 20, .58 2, New York, Ferraro U (Robltallle, Sundstrom), 19:25 Penalty—Donato, Bos (hooking), 15:01. Second Period—3, Boston, Donato 6 (Leach), ; 3:36. 4, New York^Kypreos 2 (Ferraro, Kocur), 7:13'.\ Penalties—Lowe, NY, (cross-checKing), 13:02; Samuelsson, NY (boarding), 15:22 •Tmrd Period— 5, Boston, Bourque 12 (McEacnern, StumpeM, 10:06. 6, New York, Matteau 3 (Samuelssoni, 19:25 (en). Penalties— Beddoes, Bos, major-game misconduct (fighting), 7:37; Kypreos, NY, ma|orgame misconduct (fighting!, 7:37; Samuelsson, NY (holding), 12:33. \* Snots on goal—Boston 12-14-7—33. New York9 i 9-4—22 Power-play Opportunities—Boston 0 of 3; New York Oof i Goalies—Boston, Billtngton 3-ff-Q (21 shots-18 saves) New York, Richter U-7-3 (33-31) A-18,200 (18,300) Referee—Andy Van Hellemond. Linesmen—Kevin Collins, Scott Drfscoll Lightning 3, Whalers 2 Tampa Bay . 0 12-3* Hartford' 0 2 0- 2 First Period—None Penalties—Martins, Har (holding), i:49; Gavey, TB (interfer- ence). 3:33; Cassels, Har (tripping), 7:18; Gavey, TB (Interference), 9:55; Shaw, TB (no ding), 13:45 Sucond Period—l, Tampa Bay, Bradley 6 fPetit), 7:25 2, Hartford, Sanderson 9 (Kron, Burt), 11129 3, Hartford, Sanderson IC (Kron, Cassels). 1515 Penalties—Petit, T a (trippingi. : 11; Clecone, T B irougning), 4; 17; Shaw. TB (interference), 6:30; Emerson, Har (Interference), ?:24; Zamuner, TB (hooking), 19:17; Clccone, TB, misconduct, 19:17 Third Period—4, Tampa Bay, Kltma 12 (Moulder, Cross), 18:26. 5. Tampa Bay, Petit 1, 19:32. Penalties—Tucker, TB (roughing), 3:34; Burl, Har, double minor (roughing). 2:34; Burr, TB (roughing), 5:34; Hartford bench, served by Smyth Iunspof tsmanllke conduct), S: 34. Shots on goal —Tampa Bay 5-15-10—30 Hartford 7-9-6—22 Power-play Opportunities—Tampa Bay ff of 4,\ Hartford Oof 7 Goalies—Tampa Bay, Reese 5-3-0 (22 shots-20 saves). Hartford, Burke 8-11-1 (30-27). A-7,547 (15,635) Referee—Mick McGeough Linesmen—Ron Finn, Brian Murphy. Red Wings 3, Blackhawks 1 Chicago 1 O 0 — 1 Detroit 1 2 0-3 First Pertod—1, Chicago, Murphy 10 (Roenlctc), 19:03, 2, Detroit, Larlonov 8 (Coffey, Koilov), 19:29. Penalties— Konstantinov, Det (interference), 1:13; Amonte, Chi (hooking). 8:55; Ulanov, Chi, major-game misconduct (high-sticking), 12:00, Second Period—3, Detroit, T aylor 2 (Brown, Draper), 3:27 4, Detroit, Primeau 7 (F6dorov f Konstantinov), 13:12. Penally—Cummins, Chi (cross-checking), 10154 Third Period—None. Penaltles—Fetlsov, Det (tripping), 7:49; Roenick, Chi (roughing), 12:47; Koilov, Det (slashing), 12:47; Murphy, Chi, misconduct, 12:47; Konstantinov, Del. misconduct, 13:47. Shots on goal —Chicago 10-4-5—19 Detroit 8-18-2—28 Power-play Opportunities—Chicago 0 of 2; Detroit Oof 3 Goalies—Chicago, Belfour 9-8-4 (28 shots-25 saves) Detroit, osgood 13-3-1 (19- 18) A—19,983 (19,8751 Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen- Jean Morln, Mark Pare Sabres 4, Avalanche 3 Colorado 0 2 1- 3 Buffalo 3 0 1- 4 First Period—1, Buffalo, LaFontalne 10 (Ward, Khmylev), 1:10. 2, Buffalo, Ward 1, 7:30. 3, Buffalo, LaFontalne 11 (Galley, Khmylev), 8:1B fpp). Penalties—Klemm, Col (hooking). 3:21; Rychel, Col (cross- checking), 7:39; Foote, Col (boarding), 8:01; LaFontalne, Buf (Interference), 13:55; M.WIIson, Buf (Slashing), 18:03. Second Period—4, Colorado, Wolanln 6, 3:37 5, Colorado, Young 8 (SaKIc, Forsberg), n:o7 (pp). Penalties— L Wilson, Col (high-sticking), 5:43; Jenn- ings. Buf (roughing), 9:37; Buffalo bench, served by Ward (unsportsmanlike con- duct), 9:37; Gusarov, Cot (tripping), 12:43, Third Period—6, Colorado, Lemleux 16 (Kamentky, Forsberg), 1:12. 7, Buffalo, Burridge 11 (Zhltnik), 11:30 (pp). Penalties—May, Buf, major (fighting), 1:48; Rychel, Col, major (fighting), 1:48; Keane, Col (holding stick), 4:56; Simon, Col nrlppingj,, 10:16; Barnaby, Buf (charg- ing), 14:39; Leschyshyn, Col (crots-ctieck tng),14:39 Shots on goal—Colorado 917-5—31. Buf- falo 12-9-13-34 Power-play Opportunitles- i -Colorado 1 of 4; Buffalo 3 of 7 Goalies-Colorado, Roy 13- 111 (34 sho,ts;30 saves) Buffalo, Hasek ii-U-3 (3i- 38) „ A-IO,851 116,330) Referee—Bill McCreary Linesmen— Ron-Asselstine, Tim Nowak Flames 8, Stars 4 Calgary 1 5 - 2 — 0 Dallas 0 3 1- 4 First Period— l. Calgary. Tltov (Hauiley. Fleury), 11:06 (PD) . Penalties—Fleury, Cal (hooking), 6:01; Huard, Dal (hooking), 9:U ; Matvichuk, Dal (high-sticking), 13:45; Stern, Cal, misconduct, 19:29, Churia, Dal, miscon- duct, 19:29. Second Period—2, Calgary, Sullivan 5 (Fleury), 1:39 (sh) 3, Datlai, AAoflano 12 (D.Hatcher, Adams), 5:19. 4, Calgary, Zatapski 3 (Lapomte, Fleury), 8:21. 5, Calgary, Tltov 9 (Nylander), 9:45. 6, Dallas, Marshall ^ (GHchrl&f, Carbon- neau), io:21. 7, Calgary, Chiasson 4 (Nylander, Tltov), 13:07 (pp). 6, Clagary, Fleury 12 (Titov), 13:25 (sh). 9, Dallas, Gllchrist 6 (Ledyard, Cartionneau), 15:01. Penalties—Yawney, Cal (roughing), :4i; Churia, Dal (roughing), 10:37; Lapointe, Cal (charging), 12:53; Gilchrist, Oat (holding), 15:38; Dahl, Cal (roughing), 18:48; D. Hatcher, Dal, double mlhor (bnoardlng, roughing), 16:46. Third Period—10, Calgary, Housiey 10 (Fleury), tO:26 (pp) 11. Dallas, Carbon- neau 4 (D.Hatcher, Marshall), 13:31. 12, Calgary, Stern 7 (Chiasson, Lapointe), 16:05. Penalties—Yawney, Cal (tr(pptng), 3:33; Zatapski, Cat (tripping), 6:39; Car bonneau, Dai (high-sticking), 9:06; Housley, Cal (tripping), 11:16; Churia, Dal (charging), 17:40; Evason, Cal (holding stick). 19:*!. Wtdnf wtay't Colt«s* tMkitbalt Scorn , Sy Tht Associated Prass EAST Adelphl 93, C.W. Post 73. Allegheny 94, Junlata 86 Beaver 97, FDU-Mldl»on 94, 2OT Boston U. 70, Md.-Baltlmore County St Centenary, IM.J. 74, Manhattanvllle 65 Coast Guard 82* Alberfui Magnus 6$ Grove City 63, Hiram Col. 50 lona 87, Rhode Island 78 La Sillt 64, American U 63 Mount St. Vincent 74, Yeshlva 62 N.Y Tech 133, Mercy, N.Y. 105 Rochester Tech 61, Rochester 47 Siena 76, Hartford 70 St. Peter's 61, Seton Hall 59 Staten Island 80, Medgar Evers6O Stockton St. 88, Montciiir St. 6? Syracuse 75, Bowling Green 64 A Worcester St 91, Roger Williams 82 SOUTH Ala. Birmingham 73, Tn.-Chattanooga 69 1 Bethune-Cookman 91, Elizabeth Cfty St. 76 Campoell 68, Methodist 50 Cumberland, Ky 103, East Coast Bible 44 Georgia 94, Georgia Tech 70 Life 46, Coker 62 Louisvtlle87, E Kentucky 70 Maryland 83, Rider 67 Mercer 91, Augusta 67 North Alabama 71, Martin Methodist 56 Wmtnrop 79. Montreal Anderson 65 MIDWEST Beioit B4, Concordia, Hi 65 Briar CliM 68, Dordt 65 Cincinnati 84, Minnesota 50 Northern St.S D 97, Sioux Falls 79 Northwd, Mich 89, Aqufnas 81 Ohio Northern 84, Lake EYie 69 Ohio Weslyn 83, Thomas More 79 Olivet 80, Bluffton 72 Rio Grande 95, Cent St.,-Ohio 89 Toledo 89, Baldwin-Wallace 5? Wis Whitewater 75, Wis Riv. Falls 57 Wittenberg 93, Earlham 66 SOUTHWEST Ark Little Rock 72, SW Texas St 63 FAR WEST Wyoming 83, Colorado 81 College hockey Wtdntaday's Colltg* Hockay Scaraa By Tht Associated 1 Prvaa EAST Norwich 5, New England Coll 4, OT Women's basketball Wtdntaday's Womtn't Basketball Major Scores By Tht Associated Prats EAST FDUMadison 57, Jersey City St. 19 La Salle 68, American U. 65 Manhattanville 70, Medgar Evers 60 Massachusetts 57, St Peter's 4\B Moniclair St. 57, Stockton St 49 NYU 79, KeanS7 Pace 85, Concordia, N.Y 42 Rhode Island hi. Harvard 77 Yaie53, St Francis, NY di SOWTMl Ala. Birmingham 71, South Alabama 52 Emory & Henry 90, Bridgewafer.Va. 82 Georgia Tech 81, Tn -Chattanooga 62 Lynn 64, Lawrence 52 Mississippi St. 81, NE Louisiana 59 MIDWEST Duquesne 83, Cleveland St. 69 Northwestern 77, OePaul 74, OT Northwestern, Iowa 90, Briar Cliff 8B Oakland, Mich. 82, Madonna 61 Wisconsin 83, Wts.-Green Bay 56 Wittenberg 74, Earlham 67 SOUTHWEST SE Louisiana 65, Prairie View 57 Texas A&M 92, Minnesota 49 Transactions Wednesday's sports transactions BASEBALL Arntrican Ltagus DETROIT TIGERS- Agreed to terms with Marie Parent, catcher, on a one-year con- tract. Designated Phil Hlatt, outfielder, for assignment. National Uigim CHICAQO CUBS- Agreed to terms with Rob Dibble, pitcher, on a minor-league contract-and Invited him to spring training as a non-roster player. CINCINNATI RED'S- Announced the resig- nation of DarreH Rodgers, assistant for baseball operations; FLORIDA MARLINS- Agreed toterms with Mark Davit, pitchBfj,qn- • mlnofrleague contract. LOS ANGELES DODGERS- Agreed to terms with Dellno DeSlilelds, . second baseman, on a one-year contract. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES- Agreed to terms with Pete Incavfglia, outfielder, on a minor-league contract. BASKETBALL Continental Baskstball Association CHICAQO ROCKERS- Waived Lorenzo Orr, forward, and Jawann Oldham, center. FLORIDA BEACHDOOS- Traded rights to Rodney Dent, forward, to the San 01 ego Wildcards'for 1996 second-round draft pick FOOTBALL National Football Laagua NFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION- Named Stacy Robinson director of player devel- opment CAROLINA PANTHERS- Placed Eric Gullford, wide receiver-punt returner, on In lured reserve. Released Jeff Fields, defensive lineman. Signed Phil Yeboah- Kodie, linebacker, from the practice squad. JACKSONVILLE JAQUARS- Signed Brant Boyer, linebacker. NEW YORK JETS- Signed Pat O'Neill, punter-placeklcker. PHILADELPHIA EAQLES- Placed Kelvin Martin, wide receiver-kick returner, on in lured reserve. Signed Rickey Brady, tight end. ST. LOUIS RAMS— Waived Leonard Russell, running back. Sjgned Ashley Sheppard, linebacker. Placed Chris Miller, quarterback, on Injured reserve. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS- Signed Randy Baldwin, running back. Placed Jamal Willis, running back, on Injured reserve. HOCKEY National Hockty Laagut ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS— Assigned viacheslav Butsayey, center, to Baltimore of the AHL. DALLAS STARS- Traded Trent Klatt, forward, to the Philadelphia Flyers for Brent Fedyk, left Wing. FLORIDA PANTHERS- Assigned Rhett Warrener, defenseman, to the Canadian National Junior Team, and David Nemirovsky, right wing, to Carolina of tht AHL for a three-game conditioning period. MONTREAL CANADIENS- Called up Rory Fltipatrick, goaitender, from Frederlcton of the AHL. Announced \Centre Molson\ will be the name for their new arena, NEW YORK ISLANDERS- Called up Gregorl Pantaleyev, left wing, and Milan Tlchy, defenseman, from Utah of the IHL, ana Jason Wldmer, defenseman, from Worcester of the AHL Assigned Bob Beers, defenseman, to Utah TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS- Agreed to terms with Jamie Macoun, defenseman, on a two-year contract extension with a club option far 1998-99 WASHINGTON CAPITALS- Assigned Jeff Nelson, center, to Portland of the AHL. International Hocksy Laagut PHOENIX ROAORUNNERS- Signed Sean Whyte, right wing, to a 25-game tryout con- tract by Steve Moore HuRRY. I'VE GoT TO GO IK Fop. THE NtxT PLAY. fltote © 1995 Universal Press Syndicate NBA standings NFL injuries All Tlmm EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Allintlc Division W L Pet OB Orlando New York Miami Boston New Jersey Washington Philadelphia. Chicago Indiana Atlanta Charlotte Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Toronto 17 16 12 10 . 1 9 3 Central Division 17 9 10 10 t 8 6 7 S s 7 10 10 10 17 ! 9 11 12 11 13 12 IS .773 .762 .632 .500 474 474 ISO .895 500 .476 .454 .450 400 .333 31S WESTERN CONFERENCE Houston Utah San Anton! Denver Dallas Minnesota Vancouver Sacramento Seattle U A- Laker Portland Pnoenu Golden SI; 1 \A fllDI Midwest Division W 16 U 0 11 ? 7 t 1 Pacific Division 13 li S ' 12 10 s ite 7 Q*r* 7 L S 4 7 10 12 11 18 6 7 10 9 11 13 14 — '/I 3'/i 6 6V, 6\ ! 13 — Tn 8 »'/> B'/i 9'/I lO'/i 11 Pet QB .762 .700 •.6)1 .474 .368 .333 .100 .684 .667 .545 526 421 350 .333 — l'/l VH 6 8 B'/l !3'/> — — . 2'/i 3 5 6V1 7 Tuiaday's Lata Qimi i Golden State 105, Miami SO Houston 133, Sacramento 93 Wtdnuday's Qamas • Lata gamas not Included Boston ill, Philadelphia 100 L.A. LaKers 101, Detroit 98 Chicago 113, Orlando 103* Seattle BB, $an Antonio 63 Houston at Vancouver, (n) Thuraday't Qamt* Indiana at Toronto, 7 p.m Denver at New York, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m- Miami at L.A Clippers, 10:30 p m Friday 1 ! Qamas Toronto at Boston. 7:3Op.m L A Lakers at Washington, 7:3Op m New Jersey at Detroit. 7:30 p.m Milwaukee at Indiana. 7:30 p.m Utah at Orlando, B p.m Cieveland'at Minnesota, B p.m. Sacramento at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Golden State at Seattle, 10 p.m. Portland at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Celtics 111, 76ers 100 PHILADELPHIA (100) Weattterspoon 8-U 3-4 19, Stackhouse 6-13 14-17 24, Wright 10-12 2-5 22, Sklles 2-8 4-6 10, Maxwell 6-120-1 13, Wilton 1-3 2-2 4, Malone 1-3 0-0 2, Ruftfn 0-0 0 0 0, M.Brown 1-1 2-3 4, Alston 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 35-69 27-38 100. BOSTON (111) Radja 9-U 3-3 21, Fox 5-7 4-4 15, Montross 4-7 1-4 9, D, Brown 3-7 2-2 10, Barros 4-10 3-4 13, Day 2-'O 2-2 B, Ellison 00 00 0, Wesley 5-9 1-3 13, Williams 813 4-7 20,.Minor 1-4 0-0 2, Lister oo 0-0o. Burrougn0-2o-oo. Totals 41-83 20-29 111. Philadelphia 23 22 23 32-100* Boston 23 26 34 28-11 1 3-Point goats—Philadelphia 3-8 (Skiles 2-5, Maxwell 1-2, Stackhouse 0-D, Boston 9-19 (D.Brown 2-2, Wesley 2-4, Day 2-5, Barros 2-7, Fox 10 i# Fouled out— Weatnerspoon, Day. Re- Pounds— Philadelphia 47 (Wright 11). Boston 49 (Radia, Montros* 8). Assists— Philadelphia 19 (Skites 6), Boston 24 {Bar- ros 9) Total fouls—Philadelphia 30, Boston 34, Flagrant fouls-Wilson. A—16,504 (18,600). Sonics 88, Spurs 83 SEATTLE (88) Askew 3-& 7-3 6, Kemp 1112 810 30, Perkins 7-21 1-2 20, Hawkins 3-7 0-0 7, Payton 6-10 7-2 14, Wingate 4-8 0-O 9, E.Johnson 00 0-o 0. Ford Q 1 O-o 0, Snow IS 00 2. Totals 34-70 13-17 86 SAN ANTONIO (83) Elliott 3-13 5-6 12, Anderson 0-0 0-0 0, Robinson 11-22 1-3 23, Del Negro 5O0 1-2 11, A.Johnson 5-11 2-2 12, Reid 2-7 0-0 4, Person 1-3 0-0 3, Perdue 4-6 2-5 10, Rivers 3-9 0-0 8. Totals 34-83 1MB 83. Seattle 19 18 26 25-88 San Antonio 25 19 25 14-8 3 3-pDint goals—Seattle 7-21 (Perkins 5-12, Wingate 1-1, Hawkins 1-3, Ford 0 1, Payton 0-1, Askew 0-3), San Antonio 4-18 (Rivers 2-6, Person 1-3, Elliott 1-6, Robinson 0-1, Del Negro 0-2). Fouled out—None. Re- bounds—Seattle 42 (Kemp 16), San Antonio 38 (Perdue 14). Assists—Seattle 22 (Payton B), San Antonio 23 (A.Johnson 12). Total fouls—Seattle 24, San Antonio 20. Technicals—Askew. A.Johnson. A—13,645 (35.8BB). Bulls 112, Magic 103 ORLANDO (103) Scott 8-17 5-5 24, Grant 5-10 4-4 14, Koncak 2-4 0-0 4, Hardaway 7-18 8-10 26, Anderson 1-9 2-4 5, Wolf 2-3 0-6 4, Shaw 501 0-0 11, Bowie 5-7 0-0 10. Royal 1-2 3-4 5. Totals 36-81 22-27 103. >Jtt^CHICAOO (112) * East Cowt Hockay LMQU* SjBT ^PPC\ 907 5-6 26, Rodman 3-8 2-2 8, DAYTON BOMBERS- Added Brian ReiPt: Longley 4-7 3-2 10, Harper S-7 2*2. 6, Jordan frew, goaitender, to the roster Waived I 15-30 3-6 36, WenningtonOO 0-0 0, Kukoc 9- Chad Black, goattender. Waittrn Hockty Ltftflut WHL—SuspendedLethbrldgecoacti Bryan Maxwell and Swift Cut-rent coach Tofld McLellan for five games and fined them 51,000 and the teams I2,oo6; suspended swift Current forward Jeremy Rondeau for five games and fined him $500, and suspended Lethbrldge forward Dale Purin- ton for three games and fined him $350 for a BraAvi in a game on Dec. 10. COLLEGE ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY- An- nounced the resignations of Mark Wilson and Gerald Todd, assistant football coaches. , ALFRED UNIVERSITY- Named Michael Consadine men's and women's swimming coach. AUBURN— Suspended Robbie La Ing, men's assistant basketball coach, In- definitely -without pay. amid questions about possible NCAA rules violations. Declared Chris Davis, basketball forward, and Moochle Norris, basketball guard. Inel- igible MINNESOTA- Named Jerry ftosburg defensive backs coach NEBRASKA-KEARNEY - Named B rent Robinson associate athletic director and Patty Sitorlus assistant athletic director SYRACUSE- Named Maren Rolas women's assistant soccer coach UNLV— Named Stan Eggen defensive coordinator arid Mike Bradeson inside linebackers coach. VIRGINIA TECH- Suspended Tony Mor- rison, linebacker, and James Crawford, split end, from the Sugar Bowl \for failure to live up to the standards set for Virginia Tech football players.\ 12 3 i 4 21, Kerr 2-3 00 5, Buechler oo 0-0 0. Totals 44-86 16-22 112. Orlando 2fi 23 16 38-103 Chicago 29 32 19 32-112 3-Point goals—Orlando 9-24 (Hardaway 400, Scott 3-6, Anderson 1-4, Shaw 1-4), Chicago 8-21 (Jordan 4-7, Plppen 3-8, Kerr 1-2, Harper 0 1, BuecnierO-i, Rodman 0-2.). Fouled out—Shaw. Rebounds—Orlando 40 (Grant 10), Chicago SB (Rodman 19). Assists—Orlando 20 (Shaw 6), Chicago 22 (Pippin &). Total fouls—Orlando 24, Chicago 19. A—33,895 (23,895). Lakers 101, Pistons 98 LA. LAKERS (101) Campbell 812 1-5 17, Cebalios 7-14 6-6 21, Dlvac 3-7 3-3 9, Jones 501 4*4 16, Van Exel 10O9 6-8 30, Peeler 0-2 0-00, Blount 2-3 0-0 4, Roberts o-l 5-2 2, Threatt 1-6 oo 2, Miller 0-1 0-0 0, Lynch O-o o-o 0. Totals 36-76 22*2» 101. DETROIT (t8) Hill 12-22 f-4 25, Thorpe 4-9 2-4 10/ Leckner 1-1 0-0 3, Hunter 5-9 3-5 17* Houston 707 4-5 19, West 01 1-2 », DunWS 2'5 5-5 9; Ratllff 3-7 0-0 6, Mills 4-10 0-1 9, Roe 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 38-81 16-26 98. LA-Lahtra M 22 39 14-101 Dttror) „ 25 34 16 23- M 3-Potrtt- goals—Lei Ano«l« M* <Van Exel 4*8, Jones 2-4, Cebatlos 1-3, Threatt 0 2), Detroit 605 (Hunter 4-«, Mills 10, Hbuston 1-7, Dumars 0-1). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 49 (Camp- bell, Ceballos 8), Detroit 51 (Hill 8). Assists— Los Angeles 32 (Van Exel 7), Detroit 15 - (HIM 9). Total fouls—Los Angeles 24, Detroit 26. Technlcats-Los Angeles illegal defense 3- A—14,579 (31,454). NEW YORK — The National Football League infury report for Week 16 as pro- vided by the league: Saturday NEW ENGLAND AT PITTSBURGH - Patri- ots; LB Dyiayne sabb (quadrlcep) Is prob- able. steelers: CB Rod Woodson tknee) is out; LB Chad Brown (ankle), RB Bam Morris (hamstring) are doubtful; RB Steve Avery (groin) Is questionable; WR Andre Hastings (quadricep), WR Charles Johnson (knee), LB Levon Klrkland (ankle], LB Greg Lloyd (heel), G Tom Newberry (back), CB Chris Oldham (leg), WR Yancey Thlgpen (toe), RB Jonn L. Williams (knee) are probable. OBEEN BAY AT NEW ORLEANS - Packers: QE Reggie White (hamstring) Is out; RB Marcus Wilson (hamstring) Is questionable; RB Edgar Bennett (flu), DE Matt LaBounty (groin), RB Dorsey Civens (knee), S George Teague (toe) Is probable.' Saints: c Jeff Ohlenhake (knee) Is doubt- ful; LB Ron Chllds (inkle), s Anthony Newman (ankle), LB winfred Tubbs (kneel Is questionable; LB. Ernest Olxorv (shoulder) is probable. Sunday CINCINNATI AT CLEVELAND - Bengals: T Bruce Koierskl (ankle)' Is out; OT Dan Wilkinson (neck) Is doubtful; LB Steve Tovar (hand) is questionable; WR Thomas Bailey (snoulder), T Kevin Sargent (ankle) ' are probable Browns: S Eric Turner., loack) Is doubtful; C Steve Ev'erjtt (ham- string), RB Leroy Hoard (ribs), CB Tim Jacobs (shoulder), CB Antonio Langham (shoulden, C Louis Rlddick {hamstring), LB Frank stams (knee), QB vinny Testaverde imp) are questionable. DENVER AT KANSAS CITY- Broncos: RB Terrell Davis (hamstring-Knee), TE Shan- non Sharpe (eye), DE Dan Williams (knee) are out; CB Ray Crockett (kneel, LB Britt Hager (groin) are questionable; LB Keith Burns (knee), LB Glen 'Cadrel (hip), LB Dave Wvman (ankle), T Gary Zimmerman (shoulder) are probable. Chiefs: T John Alt (knee.), WR Lake Dawson lankle), LB Der rick Thomas (groin), WR Tamarick vanover (arm) are questionable; TE Keith Cash (knee). CB James Hasty (knee), DE Neil Smith (ankle) are probable. MIAMI AT BUFFALO - Dolphins: CB J.B, Brown (knee) is doubtful. CB Frankle Smith (wrist), WR Mike Williams lankle) are questionable. TE Eric Green (knee), T •• Richmond Webb (knee) arc probable. Bills: S Henry Jones Iknee) Is out. CB Marlon Kerner (leg) Is questionable.' WR Andre Reed (hamstring) is probable. NEW YORK JETS AT HOUSTON - Jets: S Lonnie Young (shoulder) It out. OE Hugh Douglas (ankle) IS doiibtful. T E Kyle Brady (ankle), LB Chad Cascadden Iknee), CB Aaron Glenn (groin), RB Adrian Murrell (shoulder) are question- able. DT Tony caslllas (knee), CB Victor Green (knee), DT Marc Splndler (rlbl are probable. Oilers: DE Kanavls McGhee (In- fection) Is out. QB Chris Chandler (monofiurleosis). DE Anthony .Cook (knee), CB Steve Jackson (ankle) are questionable OAKLAND AT SEATTLE - Raiders: LB James Folston (arm) is out. DT Jerry Ball (call), T Robert Jenkins (knee) are ques- tionable QB Jeff Hostetler (shoulder), DT Chester McGlockton (ankle) are probable Seahawks: R& Steve Smith (back) is out WR Ronnie Harris (back), QB Rick Mirer (snoulder) are questionable SAN DIEGO AT INDIANAPOLIS - Chargers: CB Darrlen Gordon (shoulder), S Rodney Harrison (knee) are out. LB Dennis Gibson (ankieo, RB Natrone means (groin), DE Chris Mims (ankle), T Vaughn Parker (knee), Duane Young (ankle) are probable. Colts: LB Stephen Grant (ankle), RB Ron Humphrey (back) and OT Eric Mahlum (knee) are-questionable; RB Mar- shall Faulk (knee), QB Jim Harbaugh (knee) and RB Roosevelt Potts (snoulder hamstring) are probable ARIZONAATPH1LADELPMIA - cardinals: S Terry Hoage (hamstring), LB Wesley Leasy (concussion), S Lorenzo Lynch (hamstring). LB David Merrill iquadrlcep) are out LB Keith McCants (respiratory infection), T Larry Tharpe (calf) are probable Eagles: WR Kelvin Martin (foot) is out. DT Rhett Hall (knee) is doubtful. RB Charlie Garner (thigh). LB Kurt Go'uveia (calf) are probable ATLANTA AT CAROLINA - Falcons: WR J J Birden (back), RB Jamat Anderson (thigh), DT Pierce Holt (ankle) are ques- tionable. DT Jumpy Geathers, CB Terry Taylor are probable. Panthers: G Mark Elliot (knee), RB Howard Griffith (ankle) are probable. NEW YORK GIANTS AT DALLAS - Giants: S Vencie Glenn (shoulder-calf), DE Michael Strahan (hamstring), S Tito Wooten (shoulder) are questionable; LB Jessie Armstead (ankle), T John Elliott (knee), G Lance Smith (elbow), RB Tyrone Wheatley (hip) are probable. Cowboys: DE Charles Haley (back) Is out. LB Robert Jones Is doubtful. TE Eric Blornson (ab- dominal strain), DT Russell Maryland (toe sprain), TE Jay Novacek (ankle-knee) are questionable. Q8 Troy Alkman (knee), G Larry Allen (hamstring), CB Alundls Brtce (hamstring), DE Shante Carver (hand), LB Dixon Edwards (pectoral), G Dale Hetlestrae (neck), P John Jett (back strain), S Brock Marlon (thumb-hamstr- ing), DT Hurvin McCormack (quadricep), LB Godfrey Myles (shoulder), G Nate Newton (knee-call), OE Tony Tolbert Iknee), T Erik Williams (knee), S Darrin Woodson (shoulder) are probable. TAMPA BAY AT CHICAGO - Buccaneers: WR Lawrence Dawsey (finger) is out; TE Tyll Armstrong (ankle), T Scott DIM (foot), T Paul Gruber (foot), CB Martin Mayhew (knee) are questionable Bears: CB Don- nell Wooltord (leg) is doubtful; WR Curtis Conway (back) is questionable. WASHINGTON AT ST. LOUIS - Redskins: CB 1 Darnell Green (loot), DT Tim Johnson (elbow), WR Michael Westbrook (ankle) are probable: Rams: CB Mike Scurlock (kneel Is out; CB Torin Dorn (knee), G 2acn Wlegert (ankle) are questionable; LB Shane conlan (knee) tsprobable. JACKSONVIUJt AT OtTROrr - Jaguars: DE Jeff Ugeman (foot) is out; DT Ray Hall (chest) Is doubtful; TE Pete Mitchell (quadricep), RB James Stewart (foot) are questionable; QB Mark Brunell (harn- string), WR Desmond Hayyard (concus- sion) are proba'b'le'* Lions: G'.Ryan Grldson . (back), TE Kevin.Hlckrnan (Knee) are out; G Doug wideil • (anklet is doubtful; DT Henry ThomaMa'ba6trj«rtV is probable. Monday, . . * MINNESOTA AT SAN FRANCISCO - Vik- ings: TE Adrlaii Cooper-lknte), RB James Stewart (Hbula) ire.out; RB Robert smith (ankle) Is doujifriii;\ LB Jack pel' Rio (knee), TE An'drew.-Jordan (ank'le) are questionable; RB Robert Griffith (thumb), QB Warren Moon. (ribs) are probable; 4»rs: WR Nate Singleton (clavicle) Is questionable; G Chris Dalman (neck), (3 Rod Mllstead (back); T Kirk Scraftord Irlbj), T Steve - Wallace (shoulder) are probable, - '-'•• '\ '- : -••' ' ; ' Ottawa , 0 0 1- 1 9an Jose v ; 1 6 1- 2 Pint Period—i, San Jose, Sfieppard \6 (RAgnarsson), 6i\6 (pp). .- Second Perfod-Nbnei Third Period—3, Ottawa, Hill 6 (Straka,. McLlwaln), 8:39 (pp). 3, San Jose, Peder- son 1 (Whitney, Nolan), • 17^34. Shot's on goal—Ottawa n-5-7—33. San JOSe5-S-ll-24. Power-play Opportunities—Ottawa i of 4; San Jose 2 of 4. Aqueduct Racetrack Post Tim*: 12:30 p.m. Fint rac* • 2 yo-11/16 mil** Maidin claiming • *14,000 1 Waving Good Bye (Alvarado) 15-1, 1A Mi Jlnsky (Martinez) ' 15-1 2 Appealing Bandit (May son e m 5-1 2B Letthedreambegln (Mojica) 5-1 3 crypto Duck (Cordova) 3-1 4 Marfada (Tre|o) lM 5 Saity'n Sterling (Jn.Velazquei) 6-1 4 Chuckle Duck.(Perez) B-1 7 Morning Mass (Santagata) 20-1 8 Gibby's Diner (Leon) 30-1 9 Portable Pal (Mlgllore) 4-1 10 Rrestlx(Pezua) B-i Also eligible: Semper K (Nelson) scratches: Echo Zone, Slowly I Turned A-Coupt«d: Waving Good Bye and Ml Jinaky B*Coupl«d: AppMiIng Bandit and Let- trwdraambaflln Second race • 31 up F A M • 6 furlongs Claiming-$15,500 1 K. O, Lady (Trelo) 2-1 IA.Promised Relic (C.Chavez) 2 1 2 Runtalca (Hole) 6 1 3 Marigal (Rocco) 10-1 4 Waqueen (J.Chavez) 5-1 5 Come On Joy (Alvarado) 151 4 Cut The Pot (Jn.Velazquez) B-1 7 Keeping Fit (Perez) 4-1 8 Dixie Brat (Mlgllore) 50 A-Couplad: K. O. Lady and Promiatd Rallc Third ract • 2 yo - 6 furlonga Maidan Special Weight • $29,000 1 Eyeofbeautv (Treio) 9-2 2 Special Merit (J Chavei) 5-3 3 Color Me Gold (Perei) B-1 4 Songbird (Castillo) 3-1 5 Sammies Princess lAlvarado) \ 201 6 Lochnessa (Migltore) 5 1 7 Term Paper (Peiua) 8' 8 Zirconian Princess (Marque*) 121 9 Ridden In Thhsatrs (Cordova) &> 10 Billy B (Jn.velazquei) 4-1 11 Belle of Silver (Santagata) 12-1 12 Swarming Skirts (C Chavez) 201 Also eligible: Broadway BlonQie, Yuktko. Double Dee's Scratches; Pams Early Roses, Another World, Bounding Babe, Aregalbride, Megan's Clone Fourth ract • 3 & up -11/8 mil** Claiming • $16,500 1 Best Aquarian (Cordova) 101 2 Favlano (Pezua) ' 7-2 3 Northern T. (Mlgllore) 5-1 4 Mister Kite (Clement*) 20-1 5 Ciassl Envoy (Jn.Velazquez) 9-5 t> Cnurkin (Alvarado) 4-1 7 Jason Dean (Perez) 10-1 6 Blaze Of The Sun (E.Chavez) IS-1 9 Hugalag (Maysonett) 20-1 Scratches: Stately Wager Fifth ract - 3 & up F & M - 6 furlong* Allowance • $33,000 1 Peacock Plume (C Chavez) 201 2 Skaters Lustre (Samyn) 5-1 3 in A Nutshell (Madrid) 121 4 Subversive Dancer (Luizi) - 4 1 5 Facing Reality (Perez) 3-1 6 Patm Hearts (Agosto) 15-1 7 ,Reel Talc (Santagata) 12-1 B Angel Kate (Cordova! 20-1 • 9 Offset (Maysonett) 30-1 10 Fit To Flirt (Saldana) 10-) 11 Llf Mis Gia (J.Chavez) 8-J 12 MlssHaio Country -(Castillo) 9-2 Also eligible: ireallyneededthls Sixth raca - 2 yo - 1 milt-, 70 yards Maidan Sptctal Waight - $31,000 1 Criminal Command (Santagata) 10-) IA Uncle Alble (Jn.Vetazquez) 10-1 ; Hilton Head Hoot (Perez) 3 1 2B Apotheosis (Migliore) ' 3-1 3 Tuning Up (AlvaradQ) - 5-1 4 R.SV.P Requested (Pezua) 151 5 Timoleague (Maple) 20-1 6 Yankee Lover Boy (Lovato) 15-1 7 Clever. Defender (Rodriguez)- 20-1 .8 Traffic Circle I J.Chavez 2-1 V Circle.ol Ligh'(Cordova) J 1 Scratches: Meaoaw Gypsy Stvanth rac* - 3 & up F & M - 6 furlong* Allowance-$31,000 I Seeking^Account (Alvarado) 10-1 7 Heather's Apparel (Luzzi) 7-2 3 Devil's Mine (Jn.yeiazquez) 3-1 4 lonlyhaveeyesforu (Cordova) 5-1 5 Madrpna (Pezua) 10-1 6 Alchemiss (Castillo) 20-1 7 Irish Shilling (Perezl 30-1 8 Kathey's Attftude (C.onavez) 8-1 9 Lawana Go Fast (Migliore) 12-1 16 Derrynarte (Maple) 15-1 II Fine Wine (J.Chavei) 5-1 Eighth race • 3 & up - 1 1/16 miles Allowance - $33,000 1 Vega's Secret r/Mlgliore) 4-1 2 ailizard (Jn.Velazquea) 2-1 3 Stanley SiWer(J.Chavez) 5-1 4 Dixieland Music (Luzzi) 4-1 5 Meet Approval (Tre|o) 20-1 6 Sutters Pond (Nelson) 8-1 7 Royalty Affirmed (Pezua) 12,-1 B Treasure Cay (Alvarado) 9-2 Scratches: SpeedyyHarry, Elk Basin Ninth ract. 3 £ up F & M • 1 V16 milaa Claiming-$12,000 - 1 Monster Order (Feurtado) 6-1 IA Finely Decorated (Sherman) 6 1 2 Music Tower (Maple) 5-1 3 A Demon A Day (Samyn) 3-1 4 Fighting Glory (Graell) n 20-1 5 Axe And Slash (C.Chavez) 15-1 6 Frisky's Finale (Luizi) 8 1 7 Pent Up Emotion (J.Chavez) 4-1 8 Green Reader (Madrid) 10-1 9 Dana's Wedding (Perez) 201 10 Shady Baby (Jn Velazquez) 8-1 Also eligible: Ogy's Threat Scratches: Sammi De A-Coupltd: Monster Order and Finaty Dtco- rated Wednesday's results Wtathtr.- cloudy. Track: fast Fint ract • 3 £ up • 6 furlongs Claiming (25.OOb.all)'$11,000 2 Cryptologlst (Velazquez) 10.20 3.50 2.90 7 Toner's Value (Migliore) 2.60 2.30 4 watraisGone West (Pezua) 4.10 7-1:12.4 Sci: Matt's Pal, Wild Reflection, Taxcert Exacta7-7 Paid $21.80 Sacond ract • 2 yo filllta • 1 1/16 mllti Claiming (40,000-30,000) - $14,000 T-1:50.8 5 Cabeza (Perez) 6.40 3.20 2 80 1 Chain Gang (Chavez) 2.70 2.40 lAThebestfromtexas (Velazquez) 2.70 2.40 Scr: Self Defense, Sovereign Gem Exacta 50 paid $17.00 Qulntlla i*s Paid $7.60 A-Coupltd: Chain Gang and Thtbattfromttxat. Dally Oaublt (2-5) paid $34.00. Third raca - 3 & up • 6 furlongs Claiming (25,000-20,000) -$19,000 4 Expressed (Migliore) 4.70 3.00 2.70 IA Love Jazz (Martinez) 6.80 4.10 7 Crystal Pistol (Velazquez) 4.00 T-1:11.6 Scr: Fin! Cassette, Crafty Mist, Hold My Tongue, Ever So True Exacta 4-1 Paid $23.60 Fourth ract - 2 yo - 6 turtongt Maidan Special Wtlght • $29,000 4 Air Supply (Velazquez) 22.00 II.00 7.50 5 Race Driver (Castillo) 12.20 10.80 12 Fire King (Mlgllore) 20.20 T-H12.6 Scr: Grey Relic, Cryptogram, Dixie's Rumble, Never Fear, R.S.V.P. Requested Exacta 4-5 Paid $286.00 Qulntlla 4*5 Paid $115.50 Plck-3 (5-4-4) Paid $379.50. Fifth ract • 3 & up F & M - 6 furlong* Allowance • $31,000 SCrama (Messina) 21.60 10.40 5.60 5 Only Forever (Chavez) 5.30 3.40 12 Pattl's Purse (Velazquez) 3.50 T- r.12.2 Scr: Fresser, Me Flrst ( .Z's Cover Girt Exacta 8-5 Paid $78.00 Trlftcta 8-5-12 Plid $547.00 Slxthr«ct-3&upF4 M-1 1/16 miles Allowance • $35,000 5 Blonde Actress (Velazquez) 3.50 2 30 3J0 1 Book Of Fortune (Migliore) 2,60 2.60 a Select Account (Pezua) 4 20 T- VS45.6. ' Scr: F Sharp Exacta 5-1 Paid $7.50 A*Cdupttd! Book of Fortune and Sun Attack. Stvinlrrract - 3 A up -1.5/8 mllta Allowanct - $44,000 ' ' 4 Glorious Fun (Chavez) 7 30 2.90 2.70 1 Private. Plan (Pezua) 2.30 2.20 7 March' Fifth (Velazquez) 3.00 f«2:4ST Scr: May I Inquire, Sophie's Friend Exacta 4-1 Paid $16.20 Eighth raca • Th«Q want County 3 & up • Omtit ill. 1 3716 mllta • $75,000 4 Altec Empire (Samyn) • 17.B010.00 6.10 6 Mighty Magee (Mutton) 12.20 6:80 IA More To Tell (Miglldre) 3.60 Scr: Jedf-oreit Exacta 4-8 Paid $174.00 . ' Trlftcta 4-*-1Pild $55*00 ' ' • A-Cfaupltd: kflittn'a Baby and More To Ttll, P(ck-4(M4)P«ld $127.50. Pick-* <4-4^«^4-4) « Correct 1 Tlcktt paid $iVte;ob; •' ' \ •\ • ]•'- . 5Corrtct25jkktti Paid $516.00. , > Ninth ract • 3 yo -11/fl:mll« . . $ , Claiming (14,000-12,000)-$14,000 10 Jackson (MigHore) • • 4.50 4,00 3,2b\' s Esprit bu'LaclPeiuai. ' • ,1i46tt3tf- • 7 ^archmont (Cordova) \ -.,t«,20 i-MST * Scr: Lusty Dancer, Elk Basin, Chosen Reward, Silver spots Exacia 10-5 Paid $55.50 TfiUcta 10.5,7 Paid $1,047,00 Daily Double (4*10) Paid $47)60. TODAr ' Girls b««k«tb«ll Northern Adirondack at AuSable Valley, 7 p.m. Bolton at Keene Indian Lake at Minerva Wells at Long Lake Franklin Academy at Brushton- Moira High school wrestling AuSabte Valley at Northern Adiron- • dack Mnlono Adult Basketball League Mitchell Flooring vs. Chateaugay Bowl, 6 p.m. Jean's Qulk Stop vs. S & S Smoke, 7:i5.p.m. Crossroads vs. Marsden's, 8:30 p.m. By J. McCarthy The Bulls are currently the best team in the NBA, with a record of 16-2 stralght-up and 10-7-1 vs. the spread thru (heir first 18 games. Atlanta is struggling, going 1-6 &tra.fght-up and vs. the spread its last seven, games. We'll stay with the hotter club here, and take Chicago -3 '/> for another Best Bet winner. NBA Favorltt Polnti Undtrdog Indiana 6V» TORONTO NEW YORK 9 Denver Chicago 3'/i ATLANTA San Antonio 3'/> DALLAS PORTLAND 4 Charlotte Miami 4 LA CLIPPERS NHL Favorltt Qoal» Underdog BOSTON Plck'em Florida WASHINGTON l\ W NY Islanders PHILADELPHIA 1 '/>-2 Tampa Bay ST. LOUIS ll'/i Calgary Toronto Even-'/j SAN JOSE NFL Favorfta Points Underdog Saturday PITTSBURGH 9'/j (41) New England Green Bay 4</i (45) NEW ORLEANS Suhday BUFFALO 3 (41) Miami Cincinnati 2 (40) CLEVELAND CHICAGO 6'/i (40) Tampa Bay PHILADELPHIA B'/j (39) Arizona ST. LOUIS 3 (44) Washington HOUSTON 5 (40) NY Jets Atlanta 5 (42) CAROLINA DETROIT 13 (45) Jacksonville DALLAS 15(43) NY Giants KANSASCITY *6Vi (42) \Denver INDIANAPOLIS 2''i (40) San Diego Oakland 3(43) SEATTLE Monday SAN FRANCISCO 13'-JL47) Minnesota Callage Football Favorltt points Undardog Thursday, Dtc 14 Us Vtgaa Bowl Laa Vtgas, NV Toledo - 1 Nevada-Reno Monday, Dae 25 Aloha Bowl-Honolulu, HI. U.C.L.A. 4 . Kansas Wadntaday, Dtc 27 Copptr Bowl'Tucson, AZ. Texas Tech 4 ' Air Force Thursday, Dtc 28 Afamo Bowl-San Antonio, TX. Michigan' 3'/i . Te.xas A&M - Friday, Dae 29 Sun Bowl-EI Pato, TX. Washington & Iowa Indtpandanct Bowl Shrevtport, LA. L s u 5/» l Michigan St Holiday Bowl San Ditgo, CA. Kansas State B'/» Colorado State Saturday, Dtc 30. Liberty Bowl : M«mphi», TN. Stanford . 4 East Carolina CarqutatBowl Miami, FL. North Carolina I'/j Arkansas Ptach Bowl Atlanta, OA. Virginia 7 Georgia Sunday, Dae 31 Sugar Bowl Ntw Ortt ana, LA. Texas 1 Virginia Tech Monday, Jan 1 Outback Bowl Tampa, Ft. Penn State 3 Auburn Qatar Bowl Jacktonvillt, FL Clemson 3 Syracuse Florida Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL. Ohio sfate s Tennessee Cotton Bowl . Dallaa.TX. Colorado 7 Oregon Rou Bowl Paaadtna, CA. Southern Cal\ 5 Northwestern Oranga Bowl Miami, FL Florida State 11 Notre Dame Tuesday, J*n 2 Fitsta Bowl Ttmpt, AR. Nebraska 4 Florida Home Ttam in CAPS (C) 1995 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES, INC. Sports on TV Live, same-day and delayed national TV sports coverage tor Thursday, (schedule subject to change and-or blackouts): (All tlmts Eastern) - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 2 p.m. USA — PGA Golf, The World Champion- ship of Golf, first round, at Sandy Bay, ' Jamaica S:30\p.m. ESPN! — Women's NCAA Volleyball, Division 1 tournament semifinal, Nebraska vs. Michigan St., at Amherst, Mass. 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Announcement, 1995 Pro Bowl Selection Show, at Bristol, Conn WGN — NBA Basketball, Chicago at Atlanta 8 p.m. ESPN2 — Women's NCAA Volleyball, ^Division I tournament semifinal, Texas vs. Stanford, at Amherst, Mass v 8 p.m. ESPN — NCAA Football, Las Vegas Bowl, Toledo vs. Nevada, at Las Vegas 1:30 a.m. ESPN — Women's NGAA Volleyball, Division 1 tournament, semifinal, at Amherst, Mass (delayed tape) Copyright 199S World Features Syn- dicate, inc. Late boxes Warriors 105, Heat 80 MIAMI (SO) Myers 1-3 11 <, Thomas 9-16 J-4 50, Willis 613 17 14, Coles l-j O'O 2, Danllovlc 3-7 It 15, Gamble 5-13 0-0 10, Asklns 2-5 2-2 6, Schayes 2-8 5-7 9, Grandlson 0-0 0-0 0, Ren- Cher 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 29-70 20-25 B0. GOLDEN STATE (105) Marshall 0-6 0 0 o. Smith 3-4 0-0 6, Galling 4-e l-l 9, Armstrong 2-9 0-O 5, Sprewell 2-9 9-12 13, Mullln B-12 4-6 26, Selkaly 7-8 3-3 17) Haraaway 1-4 J-8 8, Kersey 3-6 1-1 7, Barry 3-« oo 7, Rozler 1-2 1-2 3, Wood 3-2 o-o 4. Totals 36-76 24-33 105. Miami 16 25 25 14- SO OoldinSUU . 27 32 26 18-105 3-Point goals-MlamlM o (Danllovlc 2-4, Askins 0-1, Rencher 0-1, coles 0-2, Gamble 0-2), Golden State 9-21 (Mullin 6-7, Arm- strong 1-3, Barry 1-3, Hardaway 1-4, Mar- shall 0-1, sprewel! 0.-3). Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Miami 46 (Thdmjft* 12), Golden State 49 (Mullln 7). Assists—Miami 22 (Myers B), Golden State 34 (Hardaway 10), - Total fouls—Miami 29, Golden Stair 24. Tecnnicals—Miami coach Rlley 2, .Coles, Thomas Flagrant touts—Smith. Elec- tion—Miami coach Rlley. A—li.025 (15,0251. Rockets 133, Kings 93 HOUSTON (133) Horry 7-.15 4-4 20, Brown 1-1 3-3\ 5, Ola- luwon 13-22 5 4-31, Drexler t-13 0-0 17. K.Smlin 37 oo 7,. Bryant st 2-2 12,.cassell 9-14 1-7 U, ChlicilU 3>6 O'O J, Elle 0-3 0-0 0, Breat)x 1-5 2-2 4'r-Jones o-l o-o Of Recasner 2-4 O'O 4, Totals 52-101 23-24 133. SACRAMENTO (93) - . Williams, a-iir 3-4 9, GKant 3-7,.5-5 n , Poiyiilce <-fi 1.4 13, Richmond i'ii J-i t, Etinty B-ii l-i 17, M.Smith 1-t 3-6 7, Mar- clullohls 2-90-25, Causwell 0-3 0 0 0, Corbln 3-S l-( 7, Simmons 2^2-2 1, riuriev 0-3 3-4 3, Williamson 3.7 1-2 7. Totals 35-90 22'33 93. Houilon * 21 31 42 32-133 Saoiaminta - 27 1028 2»^' 93 . 3-'P6lnt Joals—Houston s-17- (Hftrf.y 2-5, Chllcutt l-l, brexier M, cassell 12, K.Smllh 1-4, Breaux 0-1, Elle 0-3, Recamer p1)\: 4»cr*m«nto I) J (MaV<:(ilil:iiil*;)-3 ,p1).: 4»cr*m«nto I) J (MaV<:(ilil:iiil*;.)3, '.EtineV C-J, 1 'Williams 0-3, Rlchni'qnd'0-5). :Foulta; out-Klone. fiebounis-Houttoii <5 (ouiuwon 15), sscrjmenlo 51. (Polynlce U), Assists—Houston 27 (Drexler 7), Sacramento 14 (Richmond ' 4)< Total fouis— Houston 22, Sacramento -23. Technicals—Drexler. Grant. A—17,317 (17,317). ByJOF StQ wasn't expecte Justin Fr.e< goals and def Valley Athl hockey champ rolled to a ?• sburgh High night at the Si \I expected game,\ Seton drow said. \I Plattsburgh si I told our guy pen again.\ The Knighi proved their ( while the Ho the league am \We have t< coach Scott 1 was quick to 1 got some thim \We were ready to play, to learn from make some ac Seton grabl first period. J on a loose pu PHS netmin open the scor first, Tim B puck from and into the r It didn't ge Hornets in th Thume passf Munn, who breakaway a a 3-0 advant* Late in tl Frechette toi from Jim Jei one for the. fo Dean Nep Shawn 'Flam Knights.' scor Nephew, c Boissey, tall goal when dinged off th back into the Frechette' off a deflect Plattsburgh tallied off a Corey Black. Kyle Snidi Rat* CHAMPL, had four goa the third pe assists Wed Lake ralli theaste'rn C] plain Valley hockey. Northeast Lemieux an goals early i Cougars the 'goalSN by I (Brian Young Josh Dan — with Rat scored late tie the cont< Clinton ret< onds into t Young's sec< The thi Saranac Li and Ratelle Redskins a ond goal of the game struck twit game to pi victory. Jason V Jeremy Ri< assists for Dassi had theastern Price, Luki and Lemii f assists for t Saranac Li Saranac Lake Northeastern Clinti Firm jwriod- 1. ^ Riili'lli' fWnlklTl. fl N. Ynunii (Drawn. SL. Shntniw (Riiii-1 Smmu |i<\nnu- 7 Third period- », SL. 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