PCjR Jjj COLUMBIA M1SSOURIAN, Thursday, Oct. 18, 1984

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'103 0 2 '6 21 Calgary Bers 4 (Reinhart) 18 58 Ptn't es Total Defense 1 NY Giants 1 PHILADELPHIA East 0 '2 '8 None Q Plays Yds Avg TO Ydspg 10-- 1 z Seattle 1 GREEN BAY W L T Bet PF PA i:'"t Wednesday s3'Results Shots on goal Winnipeg 1526 Calgary INDIANAPOLIS Oklahoma (1) 5 339 1107 3 3 4 2214 Washington 5 2 C 714 93 110 v lsM"Se's6 11 17 Sports viewing Pittsburgh 4' (3) 1409 3 5 7 234 0"O!4 1038 NY JETS 2 Kansas City Nebraska 6 406 8 St Louis 4 3 0 571 215 175 Quebec 4 Bu"alo ' Goalies Winnipeg Hayward Calgary Lemeim (9) 5 347 1317 3 8 6 263 4 A- LA 3 SAN DIEGO OklahomaSt Da'ias 571 141 Pt'scu'ChJ vancouve' 3 -16 663 Thursday Raiders St (29) 6 4101833 305 5 30 '2' 8:30 m Top Rank Boxing Ch 9 San Francisco 10 HOUSTON Iowa 4520 NYGan's 4 3 0 571 128 'JO Har"crc 5 Torcn'c 1 (75) 6 2245 21 374 2 1 1000 CM 9 6 New Orleans KansasSt 432 52 Philadelphia 3 4 0 429 '5 'J1 C" caeo4 S' Louis 3 3 11am Auto racing Fui OALLAS Kansas (78) 2255 16 375 8 Pittsburgh A. Vancouver 12 CM 9 Milwaukee 6 424 53 Central Ca Ca " V.mnipeg A pm Hydroplane racing zat Wis Colorado (82) 6 429 2296 5 4 24 382 7 - 1pm Pocket billiards stars Crt 9 (Monday) Chicago 57- 134 127 Today s Games Vancouver I ? ? J Missouri (84) 6 409 2307 5 6 16 364 5 4304 1 Bay 3 (All CDT) 2pm Auto racing Fall 100 Ch 9 ATLANTA LA Rams Tara 0 42 134 156 Times Pittsburgh - - TT Scoring Defense 2V1 (Le-mie- u 3 American Gold PRO HOCKEY (NHL) Detro t 2 C 286 '43 it6 Det'Oit a' Hanto'C 6 35c m 1 Pittsburgh Sheddeni pm Horse show jumping ' -- First Period G Pis Avg d 1 Cup Ch 9 Favorite Goals Underdog Minnesota 2 1 C 266 49 '6" -- os Ange es a' Men'ea 6 35cm Bodger) 0 18 2 Vancouver Haiwa-- ILu (4) 10 v v' - 1 2 6 1-- Nebraska 60 0 Greer-Ba- ' 6 C "43 '"3 16' an'-ou- Pniiae phia 6 35pm Pittsbu'gh Crowde- 4 30pm Australian Rules Football Ch 9 PHILADELPHIA Vancouver a' -- pel LKjstefl 1514 3 Oklahoma (5) 5 53 10 6 Ec-iof-- ,'- Vm-os- fa 6 OKA Full Contact Karate Ch 9 HARTFORD Mi Detroit Wesl a' '35pm (Young Hiiitert 1905 Penalties Lanj Van 07 30pm 1 sco Oklahoma St (7) 5 57 4 F-anci- n 7pm Ladies ro Bowlers Tour Ch 22 MONTREAL Los Angeles San 6 ' es7 18C '22 Friday s Games Lupei Van maior 2 31 Garrett Van ma0' minor 1'2 Kansas (76) 6 151 25 2 -- 7pm PFBarm wrestling Ch 29 MINNESOTA Pick Edmonton LA Rams 4 3? "' 160 '2' Beaton a' Calgary n (misconduct) (served by Lemay) 2 31 Lemieu P't Missouri (76) 6 151 25 2 C n c' 7 NHL hockey Edmonton at Minneso Home Team In CAPS Atlan'a 3 i 42 '64 151 Qucc a' Bu'iato 2 31 Fo Pit 3 19 Lanthier Van 30pm (S3) 7 oa ci maior minor KansasSt 6 160 35 Tcr-.n- 3 ta Ch 29 (C) 1964 By Tribune Media Services. Inc. New Orleans 3 4 0 429 143 'K' New Jerse n gnt 6 18 BubJa Van 9-2- H.llier Pit 10 54 Lemay Iowa St (93) 6 170 28 3 Sundsy s Games ET-'-c a' V. nninec, r qn Pit 14 27 8pm Too Rank Boxing Ch 9 Colorado (1031 6 212 35 3 van 14 27 Mantha 1130pm Top Rank Boxing Ch 9 (All Times COT) Second Period 4 Pittsburgh Young 3 tBeiang 1130 pm NHL hockey Edmonton at Mmne INDIVIDUAL Ch cagoa'am-- a Bo. -- nn er Crowdeo 14 38 Penalties Young Pit 0 25 Rushing a C Chicago A, St. Louis 3 Pit 2 33 sota Ch 29 Football Cleveland "c "na 000" Nee y Var maior 2 33 Buskas maior All listings are based on Group W Cable List Att Yds Avg TO Ypg Denve' at Bu'ia'c noon p.t bench (served by Young) 2 33 Daigneauit van NU(13) 547 6 2 4 109 -- St Louis t 1 1 3 17 Ings In parentheses are non-cabl- e channels Ch 9 Smith 88 4 0e"O'' a V noc 4 18 Daigneauit Van 15 21 Hlltier Pit 49 7 nsca Chicago 1 1 ESPN.Cti 1 WTBS.Ch 22 Sports Time Big Eight statistics DuBose NU(22) 92 604 6 4 3 100 Miami at tve Eng and norn c 24 Third Period 5 Pittsburgh Young 4 (Crowder) OSU (23) 90 499 5 5 4 99 6 N v a noo '" Prod ' S' Louis v.ickonheiser 1 Jones G ar' pelade rhia Pas-'A'i- i.. 6 Vancuver Tanti 4 (Lanz Daigneauit) cianarc (National ranking In parentheses) KU(3S) 435 3 0 i-i- Scnc"iid 4 30 2 Cn caco O Caiia '131 Mimbs 80 54 8' Ptisburofa' noon "a- - ' " 15 04 7 Vancouver Lupul 2 (Smyi Daigneauit! TEAM CU(49) 114 393 34 2 78b G'e- - Mil S"va'di '8 Penal' es G'lmour Van 7 2? Rouson Sea"ievs Ba a' "oo 8 55lV'Feamver Chi '7 29 Penalties Taylor Pit 5 52 Lanz Rushing Offense MU 359 6 9 1 War-mg'c- n S' 1504 line Redd 52 7i 6 at S non e 0 Van 19 oc-0- Latest Lu'S Sc-- 1 Haiward 50 , . O Car Yds Avg TO Ydspg MU 94 414 8 69 N v 3 Cnicaco Ludnk 2 Gardner 1 Dram 44 0 Karsas O'v at jo's Dat-s- - on goat Vancouver 14 12045 Pitts 3r Fe-jc.- Shots Nebraska4l 18 '5 35 4 S' Louis Sut'e' 4 (Mullen i. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 63551834 52 3057 Sewell OU 58 341 59 4 68 2 L A Ra San D eco 3 m Pp-x- a 7 7 de'S r 1 aior 12 26 a' r-i- burgh Missouri (6) 6 3391619 4 8 19 269 8 KU 77 400 4 3 '5.5 es Raage sit mi Favorite Odds Underdog Williams 52 667 Sar Prancisc at Hous'on err -- C -- Goalies Vancouver Garrett Brodeur Pitts Oklahoma(27) 5 10 4 1 2' Craso' Ch 5 0 27 (Saturday) 298 1072 36 214 Carr OU 71 296 42 59 2 Ne Da'ias 8 40nm c iaic minor burgh Merron Oklahoma St (361 5 245 952 9 192 4 0''eana' Camoe. 613 Johnson Sti 10 31 IOWA 7 Mich.qan 39 Passing Monday s Games -- . c ay Wicen A (54) t S' B Mu-- Chi 18 15T41 3 NOTRE DAME Kansas St 6 270 964 3 6 5 160 7 Att Cmp Int Yds TD Pis "- "25 '8 S Carolina Los Angeles "ans at Atania fljn' - - ror oa 5 (O'czvk VIRGINIA Karsas(55l 6 256 952 38 8 160 3 1 13) 76 42 2 532 5 136 Chicane Fraser ' Wii 3'V W Bradley OU 0 !- - Boston College 344 5 St Leu 1 (Muiien MIAMI FLA 14 Pittsburgh Iowa St (91) 6 240 690 29 3 115 0 Adler MUr 79 46 4 624 4 13' 2 Feaerko 2 Lev.ei Hartford 5, Toronto 3 1 C- - - 4 7 r 2 58 Texas Tech 9'T RICE Coloraaod05) 6219 340 16 56 Seitz MUi) 50 26 4 454 2 1255 eaci- Lai- iLaer Su'ten '9 p""i 0'c- Ch 4 0Q 13 . . N CAROLINA NC State Passing Offense Norseth KU(29) 136 78 4 938 5 12' 5 Anoe'son Stl 05 Hartford ..11 6: Alt Cmp int Yds TO Ydspg Transactions O - O 130 Toronto . . 11 35 8 MICHIGAN ST Sundberg NU() 57 34 6 433 -n- Ohio St -i G-- a 91 3ii9e S- - S" Lcjis 9 15 i .... 171341 VIRGINIA Wake Forest Iowa Stale 237 131111548 11 2580 Espmoza ISUI38) 210 117 7 135' 91172 '2 36 Chicago First period Hartford Zuke i (Fusco) 4' i Baseball 2 18 CLEMSON : Ouke Coioradoi13l 216 104 91514 9 2523 Vogel CU(41) 186 83 61309 2 2 Toronto Frycer (Ternon Ihnacak) 42 Pe 28' 8H4 Na-e- C E ' (27) 181101 1 Ctncmnat' 'N'S M i S' Lou'S Liu Ch cage nait es McGtii Tor 5 56 Har 6 54 Tip FLORIDA 31 Cincinnati Kansas 91211 5 201 8 Turner NU (42) 30 13 237 i'i40 DVfs Ga Bannerman Turgeon PENNST Syracuse Missouri(32l 132 74 8 1136 6 1893 Hilger OSUI50I 109 59 3 809 1114 0 oett Har 8 01 Korn Tor 16 01 Siltanen Har 6': (581 61 Released At .. u 16 YALE 16": Coiumo a OklahomaSt 112 3 824 2 164 8 (1) Player does net have average ol 15 attempts Virnesc'a otce arrs 43 CORNELL Oklahoma (93) 86 46 2 643 5 128 6 per game to Quality to- - NCAA S'Cied shortstop ten Faeao aC cut etc je' New York 6, Detroit 4 Second period 3 Toronto Korn 2 (Benmng) Brown needed statistics To-eO- 4' i to O of GEORGIA 5 Vanderbilt Nebraska (99 87 47 7 670 4 1117 Receiving Lomastro the Inte'naticra Leaci 9 45 4 Hartford Fusco 2 (Zuke) 18 16 Penalties (101) added out' e'ae S'aniev Hoi"res Se-- e NY Islanders Korn Tor 4 27 Korn Tor 12 16 Tor Harvard 4 DARTMOUTH KansasSt 149 70 6 646 3 107 7 G C1 Yds TD Ctpo shorsoc 11 46 Wregget TENNESSEE Tolal Ollense ISU(2) 6 47 740 6 7 8 Lomfarrjozr ard D'cher Marfc Poruqa o e a Detroit 1 4 (served by Anderson) 13 20 Johnson Har 13 52 Alabama Henderson -- 2'i jor eague F 1 .12 RUTGERS 16 Louisville G Plays Yds Avg TD Ydspg Embree CU(14) 6 30 429 2 50 ros'' i'De'DC De'ron Yzerman i lunassistedi Third period 5 Haritord Turgeon 3 (Neuteld 1 Basketball 5 C4 2 nv 1 NAVY 18' Princeton Missouri (4) 6 4712755 58 25 459 2 Peete KLH14) 5 25 269 5 0 isiarflers Guiles 2 (LaFoniaine) 18 49 Johnson) 2 15 6 Hartford Ouenneville (John Utah o pLf Pe-- a t et-'o- npii NYl 4 ARMY 12 Penn Nebraska (16) 6 442 2504 57 22 417 3 Mimbs KU 129) 5 22 233 0 4 Waived forward Jim novinti 15 Smith Det 9 10 son Neuteld) 6 06 7 Hartford Francis 2 (Siltanen INDIANA Iowa St (35) 6 477 2238 4 7 14 373 0 MU 6 22 338 3 3 7 due Bco'i er NYl aior 17 43 Lambert Det maior Jensen) 13 16 8 Toronto Vaive 1 (Derlago Gavin) Wisconsin 8 Shorthose nyi -- TEXAS 12 Arkansas Kansas(40) 6 437 2173 50 13 352 2 Estell KU 5 16 250 1 32 r43G s O03 15 35 Penalties Jensen Har 7 36 Ihnacak Tor IOWA ST OklahomaSt (43) 5 357 1786 11 357 2 ISU 6 19 170 1 Stoic nor od 3 NY Islanders LaFon tame 2 8 51 Pierce Har 13 25 Samuelsson Har 18 12 Oklahoma 27': 50 Davis 32 'i Oklahoma 155) 5 384 1715 4 5 15 343 0 ISU 6 18 158 1 3 0 iG s DifljcH 2 46 4 De'roil Kisio 1 (Chaiupa McGill Tor minor-gam- e misconduct 18 12 Korn AUBURN 10": Georgia Tech Hanson 17 OKLAHOMA ST 23 Kansas Colorado(61) 6 4351854 4313 309 0 Scoring Scideevt '5 5 Detroit Park 2 (unassisted) Tor 18 12 9-89- 10-10-8-2- 19 54 26 8 y Mississippi 10 So Miss KansasSt (100) 6 419610 18 8 2683 Td Exp Fg Pts Ppg Hockey Pena'tis Larson Det 14 42 Tonelli NYl Shots on goal Hartford Toronto 18 3a 1 TEXAS A&M Scoring Offense Roach OSU (13) 01310 43 86 Baylor T" 6 SMU 14 Houston G PtsAvg Dram MUI20) 8 0 0 48 8 0 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 'd p" od De'roil Park 3 (unassisted) Goalies Hartford Miiien Toronto Wreqaet Nebraska 30 COLORADO Missouri (9 6 194 32 3 Henderson ISU 6 0 0 36 6 0 Wales Conference 6 "8 7 NY Isianflors Tonelli 4 1 Bossy) 11 08 8 NY A- -16 182 Byu 6"r AIR FORCE Nebraska (16) 6 18130 2 Lashar OU 015 5 30 6 0 Patrick Division Is'anaers Gilhes 3 'B Sutter Potvm) 11 52 9 NY ILLINOIS Purdue Oklahoma (30) 5 134 26 8 Burditt MU 018 5 33 5 5 W L T Pis GF GA Is'anaers Gillies 4 (LaFontamoi 16 46 10 NY Is 7"i landprs Bcssv5(B Quebec 4, 1 Ucla 4V? CALIFORNIA Oklahoma St (33) 5 129 25 8 Schwartzburg KU On 7 32 5 3 NY Islanders 3 6 21 21 Sutter Tonelln 18 50 Buffalo WASHINGTON IB Oregon Kansas (76) 6 11018 3 Willis KSU 010 7 31 5 2 Washington 2 10 5 14 1! Snots on Goal NY islander 11 8625 Detroit Buffalo STANFORD 3' Washington St Iowa Stale (78) 6 108 18 0 Seitz.MU 5 0 0 30 5 0 Philadelphia 1" 6 9 '0 12 '4 3 Quebec... ;. oini v .;j SOUTHERN CAL Arizona Colorado (83) 6 101 16 8 New Jersey 0 2 12 12 Gcai es NY Isianders-Hrude- Detroit Stefan .gjjlj 2': 1113 A- First period None KansasSt (87) 6 99 16 5 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 12 10 11 -'5 702 Penalties - Rochefort FLORIDA ST 16 Tulane Pittsburgh 0 2 Oue 6 46 P Stastny Oue 16 50 ARIZONA ST 16 Oregon St Rushing Defense American Conference NYFlangers 0122 6 10 Ramsey Bu G m0r Paiement Oue double LSU 3'.-- KENTUCKY Car Yds Avg TD Ydspg East Adams Division11 Calgary 7, Winnipeg 4 2000 minor Oklahoma (3) 5160 370 23 0 74 0 W L T Pet PF PA 1 Missouri 13 KANSAS ST Hartford 2 0 5 14 n -1 Buffalo 10 Nebraska (6) 6 267 578 4 96 3 Miami 7 0 0 1000 223 93 4 12 a iiS!0i"nBeril.od- Andreychuk 3 (fluff) MINNESOTA Northwestern 23 Montreal 2 Winnipeg . .. 1 0 1 (13) 5 207 NY 150 ,J!S nUet2Lc- - PS'astny (M Stastny MEMPHIS ST 7 Miss St OklahomaSt 535 2 6 2 107 0 Jets 5 2 0 714 173 Buffalo 2 2100 4 14 15 Calgary 3 2 34 Loob iowaState(i9) 742 7 7 England 5 714 .f2 3 .9uebec- - Sleigher 1 (Moller) 1557 Pe y at Jackson Miss 6265 28 123 New 2 0 141 145 Boston 2 2 0 4 12 '5 First period 1 Calgary 1 (Qumn) 027 (651 6 2 Nilsson 52 nallies McKenna. Buf. 7 52 Marois Que PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) Missouri 240 1010 4 9 168 3 Indianapolis 2 5 0 286 134 190 Quebec 2 2 0 4 13 2 1 1103 (78) '9 Winnipeg Mullen (Hawerchuk McBam) 4 4? Playfair. But 12 29 Housley But 19 27 Favorite Points Underdog Kansas 6 260 1125 4 3 8 187 5 Buf'alo 0 7 0 000 89 196 Campbell Conference 3 Calgary 2 Eaves) SI (96) Beers (Maclnnis 6 19 4 Cal Th'Id R?r,oa 4 Quebec Paiement 2 (Sunday) Kansas 63121416 4517 236 0 Central Division gary 1 (unas Norris Maclnnis (Nilsson Wilson) 17 5b Pe- s.sted) 2 05 5 Ouebec Hunter 1 CINCINNATI 3 Colorado (99) 6 307 1440 4 7 17 240 0 Pittsburgh 4 3 0 571 149 153 L T (Goulet Moller) Cleveland W Pts GF GA nalties Boschman Win 5 51. McDonald Cal 14 15 Penalties-Play- fair 3 BUFFALO Passing Defense Cincinnati 0 143 120 175 But 2 17 Price Que Denver Minnesota 2 4 6 3 6 47 Babvch Win 9 57 MacLean Win 16 23 8 14 Creighton. Buf. 10 02 Moller Que Miami 4 NEW ENGLAND Alt Cmp Int Yds TD Ydspg Cleveland 16 0 143 93 138 210 4 17 04 Chicago 2 0 24 21 Second period 5 Calgary Tambeliim 4 12-- 1 KansasSt (12) 120 60 7 829 4 1362 167 000 2D0 90a' Bu"al 911 32 Quebec 8 TAMPA BAY Chicago Houston 0 0 82 St Louis 2 2 0 4 16 17 (Pepnnski Macoun) 13 05 6 Calgary 3 1(ll-S2- 9n Nebraska!3) 139 62 7 831 3 138 Reinhart MINNESOTA 2 Detroit 5 West Toronto 2 2 0 4 10 13 (Looo Nilsson) 18 39 Penalties Win ST LOUIS Coioradon7i 122 SB 2 856 7 142 7 LA Raiders 6 857 171 121 Walters . Ga's Buffalo Barrasso Quebec Bouchard Washington 3'4 10 Detroit 13 0 2 15 20 10 15 Maclnnis Cal 12 05 McBain Win 16 56 Lysiak's goal lifts Hawks in last minutes United Press International CHICAGO - Tom Lysiak's goal with 62 seconds left lifted the Chi- cago Black Hawks to a 4--3 victory f Wednesday night over the St. Louis Blues. Lysiak scored while skating in from the left side after taking a pass from Steve Larmer. It was the cen- ter's second goal of the season. Curt Fraser had given the Black Hawks a 3-- 2 lead with his first goal of the season at 3:44 of the final peri- od. Fraser received the pass from Ed Olczyk and was skating in on goalie Mike Liut when Fraser's shot went off the goaltender's glove and into the net, breaking a 2--2 tie. The Blues Bemie Federko tied the score at 16:39 with his second goal of the season. Joe Mullen passed to Fe- derko, who was standing at the left corner of the Black Hawks' net and trickled a shotinto the right corner. St. Louis' Doug Wickenheiser opened the scoring at 4:30 of the first period by sending a 20-fo- ot shot from the left circle past goalie Murray Bannerman. It was Wickenheiser's first goal of the season. With 1:22 left in the period, O'Cal-laha- n tied it on a shot from between the circles. The defenseman re- ceived a pass from Larmer, who dug the puck out of the left corner and found O" Callahan skating in on Liut. is In the second period, Steve Ludzik This an important milestone for Boone County Bank was standing right in front of Liut and our community. Because when Bill Gardner passed the puck money deposited at from behind the net and Ludzik easi- Boone County Bank is invested in local businesses, ly fired it into the unprotected left corner to put the Hawks ahead 2-- 1 . health care facilities, schools, churches, homes, and Twenty seconds later, Brian Sutter automobiles for area residents. was in the left corner behind the Black Hawks' goal and appeared to be passing the puck toward the slot It means jobs. It means progress. It means continued when it went off Bannerman's skate growth and prosperity for our community. and into the net for a 2-- 2 tie. Thank you for the trust you have placed in Boone County Bank Faurot well since 1857. We have always believed in the highest possible fiscal responsibility for our depositors, resulting in maximum after surgery strength and stability. With you, we look forward to the future. By David Bosgrove Missourian staff writer

Don Faurot, former Missouri foot- ball coach and athletic director, is doing weD in his recovery from qua- druple coronary artery bypass sur- gery performed last Friday. He is recuperating at University Hospital. "He's doing quite well," Dr. Hugh E. Stephenson Jr., chief of staff, said. "His condition is one of con- stant improvement ' ' Boone County Bonk Stephenson said he would rather 8th & BroadwayColumbia, MO 65205 not speculate on a release date for 314874-810- 0 Faurot He said the hospital has not seta definite time of discharge yet Member FDIC Missouri athletic officals were told Faurot would be allowed to return home within a week to 10 days. To- day is only the sixth post operative day. A family member said Faurot had been taken out of intensive care and was doing as well as could be ex- pected. They have been told he may be able to return home in the middle of next week. ' i .i