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24—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 21. 1990 SCOREBOARD WEEKEND EDITION TOWSON ST. (73) UC Santa Barbara 80, Augusta 50 Lightening 14-22 1-3 29, Brown 0-3 0-0 0 COLLEGE Basketball W. Montana 101, Rocky Mountain 77 FEA TURES INSIDE SEATTLE (110) p f n n ' f T-15 4-7 18, Valentine AMERICAN UNIVERSITY—Named Michael Western Sl .Colo. 72, Regis 71 n ^-5 ‘< 6 6, Cage 2-2 0 0 4, Ray 0-1 0-0 0, VWIIer 0-2 0-0 0 Brady women’s soccer coach. TOURNAMENTS 3^3 3-3 9, Paylon 6-9 0-0 12, Threatt 513 0-0 Jacobs 7-17 4-9 18. Caldwell 0-0 0-0 0 NORWICH—Named Steve Hackelt football NBA standings 10, Johnson 9-13 1-2 19, Corzine 0-2 1-2 1 Campbell 0-2 0-0 0. James 1-4 0-0 2 Totek Golden Panther Holiday Classic coach. 32-70 9-19 73. ® First Round McMillan 1-3 0-0 2, Ftolynice 3-9 2-2 8 Ellis SUSOUEHANNA- •Namod Grog Christodulu TV listings grids/Pages 12,13 EASTERN CONFERENCE Halftime— Syracuse 37, Towson SL 37 3. Clernson 71, Coppin St. 70 Atlantic Division A n ^ P 9- Totals 46-88 bnsoball conch, ib -^ 110. point goals—Syracuse 2-9 (Owens 1-2 Florida Atlantic 79, Fla. International 77 Transactions W L Pet. GB SACRAMENTO (75) McCorkle 1-4, Johnson 0-1, Autry 0-1 Edwards Hawaii Pre-Holiday Tournament Boston ^ nner 3-11 2-2 8. Tisdale 3-7 1-4 7. Caus- First Round Senior news/Page 5 Philadelphia n 'i’' m'- ‘Jacobs 0-1, Lightening BASEBALL 0-2 Boyd 0-2), Fouled out-Brown, James Hawaii 78, Wagner 64 New \brk SP^^ow 2-10 0-0 4. Simmons American League Retwunds-Syracuse 46 (Owens 16), Towson North Texas 95, Appalachian SI. 83 New Jersey 0 i e ° ° 2'*' Wonninglon 2-3 CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Released Johnny Washington 2 2 6, lAtood 1-9 1-2 3, Locknor 0-3 1-1 1 Cal­ St. 39 (Jacobs 9). Assists— Syracuse 15 (John- Ray, second baseman. Scholastic loway 1-6 0-0 2. Totals 32-88 11 • 17 75. sori 5) Towson St. 19 (Boyd 10). Total Religion update/Pages 5,6 Miami CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Signod Charlie fouls— Syracuse 15. Towson St. 21 Techni­ W hat's Central Division 21 19 34 3 6-110 Hough, pitcher, to a ona-yoar contract. Sacramento 13 20 22 20— 75 cal—Jacobs. A—6,818. How AP Top 25 fared Milwaukee DETROIT TIGERS— Announced they will not Bennet boys’ varsity hoop Chicago 15 9 .625 1 f^ 'h!.,?'> als-Soatlle 2-6 (Barros 1-1, Ellis How the Associated Press’ top 25 teams offer a contract to Lance McCullors, pitcher Children’s games/Page 6 1-4, McMillan 0-1), Sacramenlo 0-6 (Wood 0-6). College hoop scores The Bennot Junior High boys' varsity basket­ Detroit 15 9 ,625 fared Thursday; MILWAUKEE BREW ERS-Acquirod Darren News Atlanta 12 11 .522 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Seattle 64 c EAST 1. UNLV (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. Florida Holmes, pitcher, (rom the Los Angolos Dodgers ball team walloped the Wethersfield freshmen. (Kemp 10), Sacramento 46 (Bonner 11) As- Cleveland 11 14 .440 Scranton 69, Muhlenberg 56 Stale, Saturday. for Bert Heffernan, catcher. Announced they will 67-32, Thursday afternoon. Ron Ransom led EJonnet with 18 points while Rondell Lauray and Indiana 9 16 .360 92 (Payton 12). Sacramento 22 Slippery Rock 120, Dist. of Columbia 71 2. Arkansas (8-1) did not play. Next: at not offer a contract to Tom Edens, pitcher. Reader’s forum/Page 4 Saturday, Dec. 22,1990 ^ o d 8). Total fouls— Seattle 19, Sacramento Syracuse 78, Towson S i 73 Oregon, Saturday. Kavin Banks added 12 points apiece. Rob Charlotte 8 15 .348 19. A— 17,014. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Announced they SOUTN 3. Syracuse (10-0) beat Towson State 78-73, will not offer a contract to John Corutti, pitcher. Moore, Leon Smith and Pelor Leonard also W ESTERN CONFERENCE played well for the 3-0 Boors. Midwest Division Coastal Carolina 80, W. Carolina 74 Next: vs. Illinois-Chicago, Saturday. National League Eckerd 82, Belmont Abbey 77 W L Pet. GB Big East Conference O'all 4. Arizona (7-1) did not play, Noxt: vs ATLANTA BRAVES— Agreed to terms with LSU 122, Loyola Marymount 114 Providence, Sunday. Charlie Leibrandt, pitchor. on a throe-year con­ Firms to merge San Antonio 16 5 .762 W L W L Vbur Hometown Newspaper Middle Tonn. 80, Georgia Southern 75, OT tract. Utah 16 9 .640 2 Boston College 1 0 7 2 5. UCLA (8-0) did not play. Next: at Iowa, Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year HARTFORD (AP) — Wil­ Mississippi 73, Sam Houston St 71 Saturday. Houston 14 11 .560 4 Seton Hall 1 0 5 1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Agreed to forms Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Dallas 7 14 .333 Morehouse 84, Xavier, NO 77 6. Indiana (9-1) did not play. Noxt: at Iowa with Don Staught, catcher, on a throo-yoar con- liam Ravcis Real Estate and 9 Syracuse 0 0 10 0 SW Louisiana 127, Tennesseo St 88 State, Friday. tracL Signed Keith N. Miller, outfielder; Shawn Minnesota 7 16 .304 0 St. John's 0 0 7 0 Rec Hoop Westledge Real Estate have Denver 5 ib ,217 • 2 Georgetown Samford 89, Cent. Florida 80 7. Ohio State (7-0) did not play. Noxt: vs. No, Holman and Morris Madden, pitchers; Stove Vanderbilt 79, VMI 60 reached a tentative agreement Orlando 5 gi .192 ' 3'rz Pittsburgh 0 0 8 1 12 Georgetown at Las Vegas, Saturday. Slanicek, first baseman; and Joe Rodlield, third Virginia 74, Marshall 60 Pacific Division CONNECTICUT 0 0 5 1 8. North Carolina (6-1) did not play. Next- at baseman. Ratoasad Dann Bilardello, catcher, Women’s league for a merger that company offi­ Portland 22 3 .880 •- Providence 0 1 6 1 m id w est Purdue, Saturday. arxJ Scott Little, outfielder. Claimed Rosario cials say would produce tlie Phoenix 15 7 .682 51/j Villanova 0 1 5 2 Ball St. 93, Wis.-Riv. Falls 69 9. Duke (7-2) did not play. Noxt: at No, 11 Rodriguez, pitcher, from the Cincinnati Rods. The Club 73 (Cathy Bochain 21, Colleoen Bradley 74, Illinois St. 54 Oklahoma, Saturday. largest real estate firm in the LA Lakers 14 8 .636 G’'! Wednesday's Result Japanese Central League Healy 15, Peg Myers 14) Mich Mass 62 (Jody Saddam predicts victory in gulf war Golden State 14 10 .583 Cincinnati 72, Minnesota 64 10. LSU (7-1) beat Loyola Marymount YAKULT SWAl.LOWS—Signed Johnny Ray, Normandino 26, Judy Ryan 21) state. 7'rz Pittsburgh 84, Duquesne 65 Di* TTiit tK/1 Tv-x-ix-vi _ _ i _i • < LAClippers 10 14 .417 1H/z Evansville 84, Boihune-Cookman 72 f 22-114. Next: at Illinois, Saturday. second baseman, to a two-yoar contract. Vbung Guns BO (Sue Tremblay 23, Liz Garner By KEVIN COSTELLOE But the Iraqi leader also claimed Seattle 9 13 .409 1 Indiana-Southeast 72, Franklin 70 11. Oklahoma (8-1) did not play. Next: vs. Midwest League 14) Amusements Unlimited 38 (Sue Allied 12; Saddam said. “Allah is on our side, James Rosccrans, Westledge 1’'2 Thursday's Result No. 9 Duke, Saturday. to be interested in holding talks with Asked whether he would pull his Sacramento 6 16 .273 14'rz Syracuse 78, Towson Stale 73 Michigan St. 74, C e n l Michigan 61 KANE COUNTY COUGARS—Signed a two- Michelle Morianos and Karen Dinnio also The Associated Press so we will defeat the aggressors.” “So, we say to Bush, ‘leave our president and chief executive of­ Thursday's Gaines Monmouth. III. 75, Marycrest 70 12. Georgetown (6-1) did not play. Next: vs. year player development agreement with the played well) tlic U.S. government. troops out of Kuwait by the Jan. 15 ficer, said the accord was N. Dakota St. 82, Valley City St. 60 Ho. 7 Ohio State at Las Vegas, Saturday. The Iraqi leader made his com­ country,’” Saddam said. “If there are Atlanta 105, Utah 87 Friday's Game Baltimore Oriolos. Named Scott Lane assistant From our side, the door for a deadline set by the United Nations, Boston 115. Charlotte 96 N. Montana 82. Mary 77 13. St, John's (8-0) did not play. Noxt: vs. BERLIN — Saddam Hussein said ments in Arabic and they were problems among the Arabs, they can reached Wednesday after two Manhattan College at Providence, 8 p.m. general manager and Dave Willis director of the Iraqi chief answered “no.” Houston 128, Orlando 126, OT Nobraska-Omaha 86, Doano 70 Fordham, Saturday. communications. in an interview broadcast Friday that dialogue still remains open,” said translated into German by the solve them the best by themselves.” months of negotiations. He said 14. Rttsburgh (8-1) did not play. Next: vs. Golden State 125, Portland 118 Saturday's Games Ohio Dominican 58, Denison 50 BASKETBALL the Iraqi president. “We arc for a Pittsburg St, 82, RockhursI 62 Toledo, Saturday. U.S. forces would not be able to sus­ television network. The Associated the major impetus for the merger Seattle 110, Sacramento 75 Rutgers at Seton Hall, 7 p.m. National Baskofball Assoclaflon dialogue. Without it, there is no un­ “We are certain that even when Asked whctfier a war with the Friday's Games Toledo at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Purdue 97, Butler 81 15. Connecticut (5-1) did not play. Next: INDIANA RACERS— Fired Dick Versace tain a prolonged war with Iraq and Press in turn translated the remarks is the persistently weak residen­ vs. Fairfield, Sunday. Radio, TV Bush pushes his country into war, Unitexi States and the rest of the Charlotte at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Fordham at St. John's, 8 p.m. South Dakota 65, SW Minnesota 48 coach. Named Bob Hill coach President Bush would be forced to derstanding.” tial real estate market, which has Tiffin 78, Blufflon 46 16. South Carolina (7-1) did not play. Next: into English. Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Illinois-Chicago at Syracuse, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL which he plans, he can’t keep it multinational force would mean Toledo 86, Grambling S i 78 vs. S i Joseph's, Saturday. order a retreat after American ZDF broadcast the interview plagued both firms. Cleveland at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Ohio State vs. Georgetown (at Las Vegas), 2 National Football Leagus going,” Saddam said. “suicide” for his country, Saddam LA Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. p.m. Tulsa 73, Creighton 64 17. Georgia (6-2) did not play. Next: vs. No NEW ENGUND RATRIOTS-Named Sam Today casualties mounted to 5,000. Friday evening, saying it had been Business at Westledge is Atlanta at Detroit, 8 p.m. SOUTHWEST 23 Texas at the Omni, Saturday. “When 5,000 Americans have fal­ responded: “We are Moslems and LaSalle at Villanova, 4 p.m. Jankovich chief executive officer 7:30 p.m. — AHL: Springfield at conducted in Baghdad the day down 20 percent from last year New York at Washington. 8 p.m. Austin Peay 97, Ark.-Little Rock 82 18. Kentucky (52) did not play. Next: vs NEW O RLEANS SAIN T S-Placed Wbyne Saddam, in the interview on Ger­ len, (President) Bush will have to He accu.scd the U.S. government don’t believe in suicide.” N. Illinois 76, Rice 66 Western Kentucky at Freedom Hall, Louisville before. Milwaukee at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Sunday's Games Martin, defensive and, and Steve Korte center New Haven, NESN end such a war, not because they and the company experienced a Texas A&M 92, Texas Coll. 78 Friday. many’s ZDF television network, of aiming to conquer the holy places Defense Secretary Dick Cheney San Antonio at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Fairfield at UConn (Civic Center), 1 p.m. on injured reserve. Activated Brad Leggett’ 8 p.m. — Knick.s at Bullets, “In the event of war, there will be similar drop the year before, Portland at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 19. Virginia (6-2) boat Marshall 74-60. Next: refused again to pull out of Kuwait (the troops) arc bad, but because he of Islam by sending troops to the Providence at Arizona. 4 p.m. FAR WEST center, and Travis Davis, nose tackle, from the great losses, not just in terms of said Friday in Saudi Arabia that war Rosccrans said. Saturday's Games at Minnesota, Saturday, Dec. 29. practice rosier. WFAN (660-AM) is a bad leader,” said Saddam. “He ^^ent. Washington 114, Oregon Tech 110, 20. Southern Mississippi (3-1) did not play. by the Jan. 15 deadline set by the desert of Saudi Arabia, and said with Iraq was increasingly likely. Washington at Cleveland. 7:30 p.m. World League Of American Football 8 p.m. — Lakers at Bulls, TNT human life. Tlio.se who now say is sending the soldiers to their death Rosccrans said major details New Jersey at New York, 7:30 p.m. Next: vs. Holy Cross at Casper, Wyo., Friday United Nations for avoiding force. Bush was failing to u-y to solve the “Absolute, total victory” is the only Chrisl-Irvino 79, Mount Mercy 60 Doc. 28. '■ SACRAMENTO SURGE—Named Kay 8 p.m. — High School basketball: ‘yes’ to war will be responsible,” without reason.” of the agreement have not been Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Big East result Colorado Christian 90, N.C.-Greensboro 70 Stephenson coach. true problems of the region. option if war breaks out, he said. Ulah at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. 21. East Tennessee Slate (7-1) did not play. HOCKEY Springfield Central at Amherst, worked out, but probably will be Fresno St. 88, NW Louisiana 71 Next: at Cincinnati, Saturday. Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Syracuse 78, Towson St. 73 Fullerton St. 91, Portland 84 National Hockey League SportsChanncI I within 90 days. Phoenix at Houston. 8:30 p.m. 22. Nebraska (9-1) did not play. Next: vs. NEW YORK ISLANDERS— Signed Kirby Lin- SYRACUSE (78) Idaho Col. 118, S. Oregon 83 Miami, Ohio, Saturday. 10 p.m. — World Cup of Figure I He said it isn’t known Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Miss. Valley St. 88, St, Mary's, Cal. 84 dal, center; Doug Pickett, loft wing; Frank LaS- Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Johnson 7-17 5 5 19, Owens 13-20 3-6 30. 23. Texas (4-2) did not play. Noxl: vs. No. 17 cala, canter; and Alain Harvie, goaltender; and whether there will be layoffs. Ellis 4-9 4-6 12, Autry 2-7 7-8 11, Edwards 1-2 New Mexico 83, Tennessee 80 Georgia at the Omni, Saturday. Skating (taped), FSPN Sacramento at Seattle, 10 p.m. Oregon 85, Montana 76 assigned them to Richmond of the East Coast Some of the companies’ market Minnesota at Golden Stale, 10:30 p.m. 0-0 2, McFtae 0-2 1-21, Hopkins 0-0 0-0 0 24. Michigan Stale (5-3) boat Central Hockey League. 10:30 p.m. -— Hockey: Great McCorklo 1-4 0-0 3. Totals 28-61 20-27 78. Santa Clara 69. San Jose St. 63 Sunday's Games Michigan 74-61. Next: vs, George Mason. QUEBEC NORDIQUES-Sgned Ron Tug- Western Frcc/.c-Out championship, areas overlap, especially in Seattle Pacific 81. Morris Brown 76 Fridav. Dec. 28. Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m. (completion of nutt, goaltonder, to a one-year contract SportsChanncI central Connecticut. suspended game) Utah at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at LA Cuppers, 9 p.m. Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. Liquor poisons Minnesota at LA Lakers. 10:30 p.m. IN EASTERN SAUDI NBA results ARABIA (AP) — Eight American soldiers have been Hawks 105, Jazz 87 PAYS SAME AS CASH poisoned by home-brewed al­ UTAH (87) 180 cohol and hospitalized since Edwards 2-5 0-0 4. K,Malone 6-15 5-7 17 Eaton 2-5 2-4 6, J,Malone 8-13 0-0 16, Stock- No Payment until May 1991 Sunday, one in very serious con­ ton 3-9 0-0 9, Bailey 1-8 0-0 2, Rudd 4-7 0-0 8. dition, the U.S. military com­ Brown 3-4 1-2 7, Cummings 3-4 4-6 10, Griffith mand said. 2- 6 0-0 4, Toolson 1-4 0-0 2, Palmer 1-4 0-0 2 Totals 36-84 12-19 87. By DAVID LAMMEY The soldiers from tlie 101st ATLANTA (105) Manchester Herald Airborne Division are the first Wilkins 8-19 3-3 20, Willis 9-14 1-2 19, Kon- cak 3-7 1-2 7, Rivers 6-14 2-2 15, Webb 4-8 1-2 known casualties of home­ 11. Battle 8-13 3-3 19. McCormick 1-5 1-2 3. BOLTON — Some people have brewed liquor since U.S. forces Ferrell 2-3 2-4 6, Moncrief 0-0 0-0 0. M.Malone nothing better to do than sleep on were deployed in Saudi Aiabia, 1-4 1-2 3, Robinson 0-0 0-0 0, Wilson 0-2 2-4 m itsu bish i the night before Christmas. A a Moslem country which bans 2,Totals 42-89 17-26 105. Utah 14 21 21 31— 87 i Usually, these types arc “morning all alcohol. Atlanta 29 22 30 24— 105 persons,” people who yawn every 3-Point goals—Utah 3-5 (Stockton 3-3, Grif­ \ Ready For Holiday Delivery night at 10 p.m. with the regularity fith 0-1, Toolson 0-1), Atlanta 4-15 (Webb 2-3, Wilkins 1-4, Rivers 1-5, McCormick 0-1, Battle of a Swiss watch. Boston Globe ^— - 0-2). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Utah 48 } But sometimes they can be just (Eaton 11), Atlanta 63 (Willis 11). Assists— Utah to lay off 27 (Stockton 13), Atlanta 31 (Webb 7). Total tired of wrapping presents. fouls— Utah 20, Atlanta 17. Technicals— Utah 3 In cither case, many residents BOSTON (AP) — The Bos­ illegal defense, J.Malone. A— 10,504. who can delay blissful slumber a lit­ ton Globe, citing declines in ad­ Celtics 115, Hornets 96 tle longer than usual will be vertising, announced it will BOSTON (115) A ♦'n: reduce |its work force by 100 >rHSU52 » H SU 53 rewarded for their efforts. Bird 7-15 1-1 16, Gamble 7-12 2-2 16, Parish During Midnight Mass at St. full-time positions through attri­ 5-8 0-0 12, Shaw 2-4 3-4 7, Lewis 9-14 6-7 24, AlVIfTSUBISHr Hi-Fi Stereo VCR tion over the next five years. •v^cHale 8-15 3-4 20, Brown 3-9 0-0 7, Kleine 4rV^rrSiJBI!SHii Hi-Fi Stereo VCR Maurice Catholic Church on Hebron VHS Hi-Fi recording system al­ 0-4 4-6 4. Pinckney 4-5 0-0 8, Smith 0-3 1-21, Jog-diol remote for precise Road, churchgoers will be treated to The 100 positions represent ftjpson 0-1 0-0 0. Vrankovic 0-1 0-0 0. Totals lows movie playback with frome-by-lrome control dual about 5 percent of the full-time 46-91 20-26 115. near CD-quallty sound, MTS the music of Handel and the voices $ 4 9 9 flying erase heads lor perfect staff at the Globe, which CHARLOTTE (96) S SAP reception, remote edit, near CD-quolitv sound of the St. Maurice Choir. Newman 4-10 4-6 12, Gilliam 11-16 4-4 26. Twenty choir members and one employs 2,075 full-time and 500 Reid 0-7 2-2 2, Bogues 1-7 0-0 2. Chapman part-time workers. 9-15 2-2 20, Curry 7-14 1-2 15, Keys 1-3 0-2 2, horn player have been rehearsing for “We are experiencing the Gattison 3-8 1-1 7, Gill 2-8 1-2 5, Tripucka 1-4 six weeks under the direction of CHRISTM AS PARTY — Michael Bassow, a child enrolled in Rick Santoa/ll«nchMt«r 0-0 2, Hoppen 0-0 3-4 3, Schelfler 0-0 0-0 0.To­ Manchester Country Club, was to help the underprivileged same economic forces affecting tals 39-92 18-25 96. Jane Donovan. TTie choir will sing the Head Start program in Manchester, hands a balloon to a other companies,” said William Boston 27 29 31 28— 115 several Christmas Carols during the children celebrate the holidays. The clown is Eric Desmarais Charlotte 17 29 18 32— 96 clown at a Christmas party organized by Manchester High a sophomore at MHS. O. Taylor, publisher of the 3-Point goals—Boston 3-8 (McHale 1-2, mass and will conclude with the Brown 1-2, Bird 1-3, Pinckney 0-1), Charlotte // School students. The purpose of the party, which was held at Globe and chairman o f the t t Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s 0-3 (Newman 0-1, Curry 0-2). Fouled 31 n “Messiah.” newspaper’s parent company. out—None. Rebounds—Boston 67 (McHale 26 2 0 Affiliated Publications Inc. 15) , Charlotte 44 (Gilliam 8). Assists— Boston Donovan, who has a master’s 32 (Bird 10), Charlotte 24 (Bogues 9), Total degree in music from The Univer­ fouls— Boston 22, Charlotte 20. A—23,901. sity of Connecticut, called St. HELPING HANDS Rockets 128, Magic 126 OT m 99, *599 *299 Light doors for peace, group urges ORLANDO (126) Please see MASS, page 8. “Connie” pregnant with her Catledge 10-24 8-12 28, Scott 13-22 6-6 35, By RICK SANTOS The lights, which can be of any second child, is homeless. So is Kite 4-9 2-3 10, Anderson 5-12 0-0 10, Skiles and then contact leaders with that have a lot of different ideas about 13-21 2-2 31, Reynolds 2-10 2-2 6, Acres 2-4 IICS3120R kind, should be illuminated at 7 her two-year-old daughter. “ CS261R 'ICS2047R Manchester Herald concern, said Joan O ’Loughlin, a 0-0 4, Ansloy 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 50-104 20-25 p.m. what they consider as peace,” and Recently abandoned by the 126. member of the Peace & Justice therefore people should feel free As a second demonstration of father of her children, they were HOUSTON (128) Committee. to tell the leaders whatever they Johnson 5-7 1-2 11, Thorpe 4-7 0-0 8, Radical MANCHESTER — The Peace peace, residents are asked to con­ evicted when she couldn’t pay AlVirrSUBISHr 31" stereo Coior TV A mITSUBISHI O ’Loughlin said the committee want, she said. Olajuwon 10-25 4-5 24, Maxwell 6-19 3-4 is i Block Diamond grdy finish, dork tint block matrix pic­ 26" Stereo Color TV AlVirTSUBiSHI 20" Color TV w/Remote & Justice Committee of the tact political leaders and voice the rent, and are now living in an K. Smith 4-9 2-2 12, Wood 10-12 4-4 27, Sleek molded block cabinet, dork tint block matrix pic­ is not necessarily asking people to The politicians the committee ture lube for high conlrosl. 10% improved brightness Block cabinet, dork tint block matrix picture lube lot Manchester Area Conference of their own concerns regarding emergency shelter. L. Smith 1-4 0-0 2, Floyd 11-22 4-5 26, ture tube for high contrast pertotmonce 181 -ch coble advise politicians about any wants people to contact are Presi­ Winchester 0-3 0-0 0. FeitI 0-2 0-0 0.Totals over lost year's models, 101-channel coble ready, hrah contrast performance, 181-channel coble ready, Churches is asking residents to Since she has no transporta­ ready, this set s outo-luning cdn outomdtically put oil off timer feature lets you program the TV to turn off peace in the world. specific issues such as the conflict 51-110 18-22 128. PIcture-in-Picture for dual channel viewing Shown with your dvoiloble channels in memory channel lock break put lights putside their front doors dent Bush, Sen. Joseph Liebcr- tion, Connie has to walk Orlando 31 29 33 26 7— 126 optional stand outomolically “We’re encouraging people to with Iraq. Sunday in support of peace. man. Sen. Christopher Dodd, and everywhere. Finding and apart­ Houston 29 21 41 28 9— 128 examine what peace is to them “What I’m finding is people 3-Point goals—Orlando 6-11 (Skiles 3-4, Rep. Barbara Kennelly. ment, even with a Rent Assis- Scott 3-5, Catledge 0-1, Reynolds 0-1), Hous­ t£mce Certificate, is extremely ton 8-19 (Wood 3-5, Maxwell 3-10, K.Smith 2-2, urged Floyd 0-2). Fouled out— Wood. Rebounds—Or­ difficult. She has nothing for the lando 69 (Cadedge 17), Houston 53 (Olajuwon soon-to-arrive baby, no crib, no 16) , Assists— Orlando 32 (Skiles 17), Houston Water conservation clothing, no home. 29 (K.Smith 7). Total fouls— Orlando 18, Hous­ By MARTIN CRUTSINGER ton 27. Technical—Acres. Flagrant foul—Kite. Connie needs infant clothing A— 13,902. The Associated Press and furniture, but most of all Warriors 125, Blazers 118 n urged across state they need an affordable apart­ 26 WASHINGTON — The most PORTLAND (118) i n t i ment. Kersey 3-12 4-4 10, Williams 6-8 1-3 13, comprehensive Western study o f the By DENISE LAVOIE household will save about 50 gal­ Mail contributions to help Duckworth 8-14 1-2 17. Drexior 11-23 12-1537 a\ Soviet economy ever made con­ The Associated Press lons of water a day. Currently, the “Connie” and over 450 Porter 9-15 2-3 22, Ainge 3-7 1-1 9, Robinson 899 SV®?' cluded Friday that Mikhail Gor­ 3-11 0-0 6, Yjung 0-4 0-0 0, Cooper 0-3 0-0 0 average household uses about 300 Manchcstcr/Bolton families to Bryant 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 4 5 100 21-28 118 bachev’s only hope to save it is a gallons per day, or about 75 gallons GOLDEN STATE (125) HARTFORD — Connecticut resi­ MACC Seasonal Sharing Ap­ radical, “irreversible break with the dents won’t be flushing as much per person. peal, Box 773, Manchester. Hill 3-9 1-1 7. Mullin 9-18 7-7 25, Johnson past.” 3-3 2-2 8, Hardaway 15-22 3-3 36, flichmond » C K2607H water down tlie drain if a new water “Without changing the quality of Non-perishable foods, gifts and 8-20 8-10 24, Lister 3-5 4-6 10, Tolb< rt 2 4 3-4 IICK3513R «VS4504H The study called for the besieged conservation program catches on. life in Connecticut, we think we can toys can be left at the fire sta­ 8, Marciulionis 1-4 3-4 5, Higgins IJ 1 2-2 2, Soviet citizens to swallow the bitter Pritchard 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 44-87 33-39 125. 26" Stereo Console State officials on Friday an­ save a significant amount of water,” tions at 53 Center Street and 32 35" Stereo Console 45" Big Screen Stereo economic medicine of ending price Portland 25 29 3 6 28— 118 tvinrsuBiSHi mitsubishi nounced a program they hope will Iwan said. Main Street. Golden Stale 28 34 33 30— 125 Monitor/Receiver A Monitor/Receiver Ai(Viri'Slf.5H iSH i controls on basic commodities while 3- Poinl goals—Ponland 7-13 (Droxir.r 3-4. 181-Channel cable teady, aulo-funing feature can Monitor Reciever cut the state’s water usage by 10 The $2.5 million program is being FYirlar 2-4, Ainge 2-5), Golden Stale 4-11 (Har­ Block lint block matrix picture tube for high contrast. Ihe conlempororv look of this 45 Mitsubishi is en­ accepting the imposition of wage a u lo m a tic a d y put all your a v a ila b le ch a n n e ls in m e m ­ 10% improved brightness over lost year s models, 101- percent to 25 percent a year. developed in resjxtnse to a slate law daway 3-5, Tolbert 1-1, Richmond 0-1, Hggms ory, charinel lock to prevent viewing of undesired hanced with o block cabinet Mitsubishi's renowned controls. 0-1, Pritchard 0-1, Mullin 0-2), Fouled chonnel coble ready, Piclure-in-PIcture viewing, remote 6-element, oll-gloss lefis jyoterri toi aupenoi uoior and Beginning next month, residents passed in 1989 that requires 80 ch an n e ls control While conceding that unemploy­ out—Duckworth. Rebounds— Portland 59 (Wil­ contrast throughout the state who use public water companies in the state to PW*} liams 16). Golden Stale 52 (Hill 13). As­ ment would rise and output would Inside Today, water supplies will be offered free provide water conservation devices sists—Porlland 29 (fTorter 8), Golden Slate 20 HASSLE-FREE IN-STORE fall, experts at the International (Hardaway 15). Total fouls— Portland 31, Gr l- conservation kits, including one keMfimbci Oifi i-Ktended Warranty Monetary Fund insisted that Gor­ to their residential customers. The den Stale 27. Technicals--Mullin, Kersev SERVICE DEPARTMENT low-flow showerhead, two faucet Always (-trslc less At Al Sieffert's bachev’s more gradual reforms had utilities, which operate 99 public Bubble Gum Flagrant fouls— Duckworth. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990—3 FOCUS $30,000 in drugs nabbed Man charged with assault MANCHESTER — Police ar­ Atkinson followed a female patron of the bouncers with it, police said. Dear Abby By RICK SANTOS M^chester, Vernon, and South rested a Manchester man for assault outside the bar and then punched her bags of cocaine into a wooded and possession of a dangerous Atkinson missed and then the PEOPLE Dr. Gott Manchester Herald Windsor. TTie supervisor said the area. For that, he faces additional on the right side of her head, and bouncers immediately threw him on task force was assisted by patrol­ weapon Thursday night after he when another female patron at­ Abigail Van Buren charges of destroying evidence. created a disturbance outside Hanky the ground causing Atkinson to cut ■ Talk show host Oprah Winfrey is giving Ma n c h e s t e r — a Hartford men from the Manchester Police tempted to stop the fight, he bite her Hunt, of 13 Irving St., Hartford, Panky’s bar, at 47 Purnell Place. his face, {wlice said. $50,000 to help a church in its annual holiday Peter Gott, M.D man who is believed to be a major Department and agents from the was charged also with possession hand, police said. gr^cry giveaway to the poor, the church said. narcotics supplier to the Federal Drug Enforcement Agen- Christopher Atkinson, 21, of 6 The patron with bite marks on her The weapon was later found to be and intent to sell cocaine and Carpenter Road, was held on a Because she is a very caring person who reaches Manchester area was arrested in cy;_ marijuana. He was held on a hand ran back inside to get help. a silver punch tool. out to the poor, she immediately responded,” the Manchester Thursday night while “We believe Hunt to be a $ 1,000 bond for charges 3rd degree When she came back out accom­ When police arrived, Atkinson Plant lover digs $100,000 bond and arraigned assault, 2nd degree attempted as­ Rev. Cecil Williams, pastor of Glide Memorial allegedly waiting to deal cocaine good-sized supplier to the Tri- Friday at Superior Court in panied by bouncers from the bar, had blood all over his face, police United Methodist Church in San Francisco, said Stroke therapy and marijuana worth an estimated Town area,” Busick said. sault and {wsscssion of a deadly Atkinson then drew, what they at the said. He was transported to Manchester. weapon, police said. Thursday. $30,000. He categorized the dealer as oc­ time believe to be, a knife from his Manchester Memorial Hospital for some answers The other men, Steven Allman, According to wifncsscs at the bar. Glide Memorial has distributed thousands of cupying a higher fwsition in the 21, of 25 Sterling St., Hartford, pocket and attempted to strike one before he was arrested. bags of groceries to the poor since 1979. But Wil­ unsatisfactory The accused dealer. Jack Lee drug chain than pushers who were Hunt, 23, and two accomplices and Wayne Henry, 20, of 28 Bal­ DEAR ABBY: I have always had a deep love for all liams reported earlier this week that holiday con­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 70 years old and had a mild rounded up in the highly were arrested just after 8 p.m., tic St., Hartford, face charges of living things. I have a house full of thriving plants. tributions were down 37 percent from 1989 and stroke about a year ago. Can you give me any sugges­ publicized Tri-Town busts that said police, who confiscated more conspiracy to possess and sell About five years ago someone gave me a half-dead asked the public for donations. tions as to how I can avoid another one? were made in September. than 4 ounces of cocaine plus cocaine, police said. Their bonds Boston fern. I took it home, repotted it, watered it and Winfrey learned of the appeal through poet Maya DEAR READER: Strokes come in two forms: The three men in Thursday’s were set at $20,000. Weicker appoints former aide gave it plenty of love. (Boston ferns are very hard to Angelou, a member of Glide Memorial, and called seven bags of marijuana and bust were arrested in a parking lot hemorrhagic and thrombotic. In general, these are diag­ $1,108 in cash. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov.-elect grow.) It lived and grew into a huge, lush, thriving plant. Williams to say .she would be sending a check, the nosed by a CT scan (special X-rays) of the brain. near Nassau’s Furniture store on Allman and Henry, who also 1989, was chosen as under secretary selection of New Haven attorney Hunt had been tracked for Lowell P. Wejeker Jr.’s budget chief Every year, after the last frost, I pul it outside. After church said. In the former, a blood vessel bursts in the brain, caus­ Oakland Street. They had been appeared in court Friday, face for intergovemmcntnl relations in Susan Shimelman to be under about seven months before the ar­ on Friday annoimccd he has chosen 0PM, said William Cibes, Weick- being indoors all winter, it would grow like crazy! I kept The church planned to start its holiday giveaway ing hemorrhage into delicate nerve tissue. This is a com­ sitting in a rental car, waiting to conspiracy charges only because secretary for comprehensive plan­ rest, according to Sgt. Richard a longtime aide to Weicker to work er’s choice as secretary of 0PM. U outside on my picnic table all summer. By the end of of more than 10,000 bags of groceries today. The mon consequence of uncontrolled hypertension, in which meet with a buyer or buyers who they did not have narcotics on ning in 0PM. That job pays $68,216 Busick, the field-level supervisor in the Office of Policy and Manage­ The job pays $61,156 per year. October 1 would bring it back inside for the winter, and it church said that while donations have declined the excessive pressure exerted in arteries literally pops them. never showed up, Busick said. their person, Busick said. per year. of the Tri-Town Narcotics Task ment. would be just beautiful. need for the groceries has risen. Some patients with hemorrhagic strokes appear to have When Hunt noticed the officers However, their presence with A Republican, she has been ex­ Force, a special drug unit com­ Well, last Monday somebody stole my plant in broad ■ Now that the United States and the Soviet congenitally weak blood vessels that leak or burst for no as they approached the car, he Hunt is enough to arrest them for Woodstock First Selectman Culler, a Republican, worked as ecutive director of the Jewish Faun- posed of officers from daylight! Abby, it was in a 50-pound flowerpot. I cannot Union have made up after all these years, Detroit apparent reason. Treatment for hemorrhagic strokes con­ threw a paper bag containing five conspiracy charges. Douglas Cutler, who worked on both First Selectman in Woodstock dation since 1974. begin to tell you my shock and hurt. How could anyone Mayor Coleman Young has decided the city can sists primarily of medicine to reduce blood pressure. Wcicker’s staff in the U.S. Senate in and as an aide to Weicker from 1987 Both appointments are subject to to 1989. be so low? do the same with one of its most famous suburbs. Thrombotic strokes, a far more common affliction, are various capacities from 1974 to confirmation by the General As­ 1 hope that whoever took it knows how to care for it, Young 72’ will head west and Dearborn Mayor due to blood clots that become wedged in the brain’s Cibes also announced Friday the sembly. because Boston ferns are very fragile and need loving Michael Guido, 36, will head east for a one-day job arteries, shutting off nnUition and oxygen, and leading to care. Abby, why in this world would anyone want to swap as part of the Michigan Municipal League an­ nerve damage. The clots are probably carried in the steal a plant? Perhaps if you put tliis in your column, the nual Mayor’s Exchange Day. bloodstream, after having broken off from the rough and thief will bring it back. The May affair will underscore the good relation­ Th » A»soclatod P r««« inflamed lining of arteries in the neck or chest. This is a CHRISTMAS SALE DAYS „ MOTHER EARTH ship between Young and Guido, Young spokesman NEWS MAKER - Detroit Mayer consequence of arteriosclerosis. In such cases, doctors SIN CE ^ / DEAR MOTHER EARTH: Sorry about your plant, Bob Berg said Friday. Coleman Young plans to swap jobs for often prescribe medicine, such as aspirin or Coumadin, to but please don’t hold your breath until the thief returns it! The cities have co-existed uneasily since the retard clotting and reduce the risk of further strokes. An­ to EVANS . ,/W^ You ask why anyone would want to steal a plant early 1920s, when automotive pioneer Henry Rird one day with the mayor of Dearborn, a ticoagulant drugs should not be used for hemorrhagic “Elementary, my dear Watson.” A thief will steal anyth­ built the massive Rouge complex in Dearborn. suburb which is only five percent black stroke. ing that isn’t nailed down. And, if a thief has the time Blacks were hired at the plant but were discouraged compared to Detroit’s 70 percent. Most experts agree that therapy for stroke is largely and the tools, also things that ARE nailed down. from living in the suburb. unsatisfactory. Doctors await more definitive treatment to 28 Styles I doubt that a plant lover stole your plant. In all Today, only about 5 percent of Dearborn’s ap­ O ff ■ Country singer Rodney Crowell says his family tliat is not currently available. Except for treating dis­ probability it was stolen because it could be sold for a proximately 100,000 residents are black. More than Leather uppers and bottoms celebrates Christmas with a live tree, recycled eases, such as hypertension, that cause stroke, (and few dollars to another crook who buys stolen merchan- 70 percent of Detroit’s population is black. M wrapping paper and by having trees planted for giving aspirin in appropriate cases), there is no preventa­ di.se to sell to sleazy characters who ask no questions. Hard sole - Soft sole ■ The rock band Van Halen filed a federal suit friends instead of sending Christmas cookies. tive for stroke. against 2 Live Crew claiming the rap group used a LADIES DAY"... EVERY DAY Crowell says ’tis the season to think about DEAR DR, GOTT: Will you please explain Moccasins, Fleece lined Van Halen guitar riff on their controversial album stewardship of the Earth, and offered a few tips on fibromyalgia? Is tliere treatment and a cure? THE ENTIRE MONTH OF DECEMBER... “As Nasty as They Wanna Be.” or unlined o H DEAR ABBY: A neighbor of mine entertains con­ how to do so. DEAR READER: Fibromyalgia is characterized by The Los Angeles U.S. District Court suit filed pain, tenderness and stiffness of certain muscles, espe­ J3 r- stantly. In fact, that’s about all she docs. this week seeks more than $300,000 for copyright The Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE H8.00toM6.95 My problem: I do not enjoy going there because her and his wife, singer Roseanne Cash, are among the cially of the neck, shoulders, back and thighs. The cause infringement and unfair competition. is unknown, but the condition is often associated with Sizes 7 to 14 husband looks at me in a way that makes me feel very At issue is guitarist Eddie Van Halen’s famous Nashville, Tenn. music community’s most out­ PLUS ANY ORDERED ITEM! spoken environmentalists. stress and tension in otherwise healthy young adults, par­ uncomfortable. refrain in the 1978 hit record “Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Besides planting their own tree in the backyard ticularly women. The disease is marked by “trigger GET THAT SPECIAL GIFT FOR THAT SPECIAL If I decline, she is offended and demands an explana­ Love. The suit claims 2 Live Crew used the music tion. Then I am put on the spot, because I do not want to of their Nashville home after Christmas, Crowell points” — areas of muscle that are exquisitely tender to CAR OR TRUCK ENTHUSIAST! for a song called “The Funk Shop” on the rap gentle pressure. tell her the real reason. How should I handle this? group’s album. said his family uies to make sure when the tree lights are on, that other lights are off. And he says The diagnosis is made by exclusion of other diseases, GRANT STEERING WHEELS • RALLY DOUBLE WIPERS & 460N THE SPOT The suit was filed on behalf of Van Halen and ON THE SPOT: Tell her you have “other they use candles as much as possible. such as rheumatoid arthritis or ptolymyositis (muscle in­ ACCENTS IN THE LATEST HOT COLORS • DEE-ZEE RUN­ "SHEIK" Wamcr-Chappell Music against 2 Live Crew and flammation from self-allergy). There are no defmidve Hide-Away plans.” It could mean you are planning to stay home and Luke Records. ‘To acknowledge the beauty of the human spirit, NING BOARDS • LUND VISORS • RANCHO SUSPENSIONS "SAGA-MOC" waf.h your hair, or you have already made plans to go el­ love and the Christ-child part of Christmas to me is tests for fibromyalgia. 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The FULL GOSPEL OPINION SENIOR CITIZENS INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH, INC. 745 HAIH ST. MANCHESTER. CT. 646-8731 DR. P H IL IP P . SAUNDERS, PASTOR Administration '*/o Senior Center posts winter class schedule Santa’s Dec. 24 Christmas Eve Candlelight Service ...... 8:00 PM sharpens line o By JOE DIMINICO 11 a.m., Feb. 6 to March 13, Instruc­ fice. Menu: Dec. 26 Christmas Program (Storm Datc-27th). .7:00 PM Activities specialist tor Casey Parkinson. Feb. 12: Valentine Day Party at Mon, Dec. 24: Chef’s choice, Dec. 30 htorship Service A Sunday School...... 10:00 AM t>orship S e r v ic e ...... 7:00 PM 12) Square Dance (Beg.) Wednes­ Aqua Thrf, $31, register Jan. 9. beverage, dcs.scrt. naughty Dec. 31 New Year's Eve Water Baptism ...... 9:00 PM Feb. 21-22: Atlantic City at the on Gulf policy WEMBEK; FDlc" Greetings. The Senior Center en­ day, 9:30 to 11 a.m., Feb. 20 to Apr. Tuc, Dec. 25: Closed for courages all seniors to partieipate in 17, Instructor John Provini. Showboat, $79, call 289-7458. Christmas Holiday. the following winter class schedule. 13) Square Dance (Adv.) Tues­ March 8-14; Deep South Trip Wed, Dec. 26: Tuna/chcese melts, By WALTER R. MEARS bunch They are as follows: day, 10 a.m. to noon, Jan. 8 to May “Natchez, Biloxi and New Orleans” juice, beverage, dessert The Associated Press 1) Basket Weaving (Adv.) 21, Instructor John Provini. $1,169 pp/do, scats still available, Thu, Dec. 27: Ham, scalloped Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m., Jan. 31 to 14) Water Aerobics at lOFl Pool, call 289-7458. potatoes, vegetable, roll, beverage, WASHINGTON — While it won’t happen, President By JACK ANDERSON March 21, Instructor Laurie White. Tuesday and Thursday, 9:15 to Seniors arc invited to attend our dessert. St. James Roman Catholic Church Bush has said he’d welcome a special session of Con­ and DALE VAN ATTA 2) Basket Weaving (IntTBeg.) 10:15 a.m.. Instructor Laura Dun- New Year’s celebration slated for Fri, Dec. 28: Hamburg on roll, 896 Main Street, Manchester gress called by its Democratic leaders to “strongly en­ Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m., Jan 29 to field, call Manchester Health Dec. 27. Mary Ann Lawler, our Fine soup, beverage, dessert. dorse what I’m doing” in the confrontation with Iraq. WASHINGTON — Saddam Hussein March 26, Instructor Laurie White. Department at 647-3173, class size Chef, will be preparing a delicious (jn-going Activities: Vice President Dan Quaylc adds that if Congress isn’t is conveniently a lx)m-again Moslem to 3) Ceramics, Monday and Friday, limited to 12. Ham dinner with all the unmmings. Mon: Bingo, 10 a.m.; Ihnochlc, MASS SCHEDULE going to do that, it ought to keep quiet. please the fundamentalist masses, so he 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Jan. 14 to Apr. 5, 15) Music appreciation “listing In addition, Steve Wronkcr, a 12:30 p.m.; Grocery shopping (Stop John H. Sununu, the White House chief of staff, said won’t be hanging out a stocking Monday Instmetor Elsie Meyer. for beginners” Wednesday, 10:30 to professional magician will be on & Shop), call by Friday morning. December 24 4:00PM Mass most members of the House and Senate want to state night. But we tliink Santa should make a 4) Water Colors, TUesday, 12:30 11:45 a.m., (five sessions), Feb. 6 to hand to entertain you. Remember, The: Closed “Merry Christmas” Christmas Eve 6:30PM Children's Liturgy their opinions on Persian Gulf jx)licy, but don’t want to special detour to deposit a lump of coal to 2:30 p.m., Feb. 5 to March 16, In­ March 6, Instructor Peter Mat- reservations arc required. If inter­ Wed: Friendship, 10 a.m.; Arts taliano. have to cast an up-or-down vote on it. rNEWi^COUNTS in Saddam’s combat boots — the ones structor James Downing. ested, please call the Center at and Crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Bridge, Midnight Mass With messages like those, the Republican administra­ \ w\ \~\ t \ that have never seen any action. 5) Oil Painting, Tuesday, 9:30 to 16) Cribbage for beginners, 647-3211. 12:30 p.m.; Nongrocery shopping tion is sharpening the political line on Persian Gulf For spoiling a year that started with 11:30 a.m., Feb. 5 to Apr. 9, Instruc­ Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. Instruc­ (K-Mart), call by Monday morning. policy, disputing its critics and trying to prevent peace on Earth, Saddam tops Santa’s tor James Downing. tors Rit & Mimi Alkus. Cribbage for Seniors arc reminded that our in­ Thu; Program “New Year’s F ^ y ” December 25 7:30AM Mass Democrats from positioning themselves as the peace “naughty” list in 1990. 6) Driver Education, TUesday and serious players, Friday, 9:30 to clement weather policy is that w/Steve Wronker, magician. Christmas Day 9:00AM Mass party. Here is our own list of rogues gleaned Wednesday, Feb. 5 and 6, 12:30 to 4 11 ;30 a.m., InsUmetors Rit and Mimi Center activities arc cancelled when Fri: Bingo, 10 a.m.; Setback, It’s not a party line issue, nor is there significant dis­ from a year of muckraking. Lumps of p.m.. Instructor Harry Reinhom, Fee Alkus. school is cancelled. The Center will 12:30 p.m.; Duck Pin Bowling at 10:30 AM Mass sent on the U.S. objective of getting Iraq out of Kuwait. coal go to: $8 made ptayable by check endorsed A monthly New Comers Program be open for business only. If in Holiday Lancs, 9:30 a.m. 12NOON Mass There are differences on tactics and especially on timing — George Bush for shamelessly to AARP. has been established to introduce the doubt, listen to the local radio sta­ Scores: — whether to wait while economic sanctions punish courting Saddam Hussein as an ally 7) Exercise with Cleo, TUesday, Senior community to our programs tions WDRC and WTIC or call the Tuc, Dec. 11: Bowling — None infolinc at 647-3240. Iraq, or send troops to liberate Kuwait after Jan. 15, the "RFCitt 1 5NtYO) m W , W PO wait FOR COLUTEKAL?! . " when the record showed him to be a 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Friday, 11 a.m. to and services. On Jan. 9, 10 a.m., one Wed, Dec. 12: Bridge — Zoel United Nations deadline for withdrawal. brute. noon, Jan. 22 to May 10, Instructor will have an opportunity to tour the Individuals in need of a Snow Cormier 5,350; Barbara Conklin Bush has made the latter, offensive action course one — Iran’s President Hashemi Rafsan- Cleo Livingston. Center, meet staff, discuss their own Shoveling List may stop by the 4,540; Bev Taylor 4,430; Nadine ------^ of his options. An array of Democratic leaders, in and out jani for being no better than his 8) Exercise with “Celeste,” Mon­ interest and join groups and ac­ Center to pick one up. Malcom 4,050; Pauline Frederick of Congress, prefers to wait ionger for the sanctions to predecessor. day, Wednesday, Friday, 2 to 3 p.m., tivities. Free lunch is provided for Men pool players are encouraged 4,320; Betty Scipel 3,960; Ruth Wil­ work. — Charles Keating for sticking Jan. 14 to March 22, Instructor those without a gold card. Call the to register downstairs in the recrea­ ley 3,950. Presbyterian In a White House-approved speech, Quaylc accused U.S. exports boomerang America with his bills. Celeste Carlson. Center to register. tion room for the upcoming 8-ball Fri, Dec. 14: Setback — George congressional Democrats of playing politics with the Per­ 9) Line Dancing, Monday, 9:30 to Please make note of the following —■ Iran for releasing an American tourney. Brooke 124; Edith Albert 125; sian Gulf in Senate hearings that offer “the luxury of SAN FRANCISCO — After more 1C'30 a.m., Jan. 28 to March 25, In­ Trips Schedule: Get well wishes are extended to Helena Gavcllo 125; Mary Dowd Church lion pounds of chlordane and hcptachlor, hostage, Robert Polhill, this year, not out criticism without the burden of accountability.” than two decades of modest successes structor Lee Burton. Jan. 12: Ice Capades (filled) Kay Abling, Grace Donnelly, Walter 124. “If it’s not good enough for us, it of the goodness of its heart but to draw He complained about the sequence of wimesses, with tempered by constant frustrations, David 10) Photography every other leaves 11 a.m. Klein and Cammy Vandrilo. Mon, Dec. 17: Pinochle — Betty shouldn’t be good enough for them,” headlines away from the fact that its Weir’s campaign to halt the uncon­ M on^y, 1 to 3 p.m., Feb. 4 to Apr. Jan. 23: Coachlight “Best Little Lastly, on behalf of all the suiff, I Jesanis 755; Dorn Ana.stasio 737; critics appearing before administration officials testified ROBERT Weir argues. diplomats had. participated in the assas­ of Manchester — although that happened because the White House 29, Instructor Sylvan O’Fiara. Whore House In Texas” $28.50, wish you all a Joyous Holiday Ernestine Donnelly 728; Rene Mairc scionable global traffic in hazardous WALTERS sination of Kazem Rajavi, a prominent chose not to send its spokesmen until after the United materials bears a striking resemblance to 11) Canning, Wednesday, 9:30 to seats still available, register in of­ Season. 719;Ed Roycc716; Bob Gale 712. Moreover, those exported pesticides Iranian exile in Switzerland. the fate suffered by Sisyphus. 43 Spruce Street Nations had voted to authorize the use of force against complete the “circle of poison” when — The Fowl and Drug Administration Iraq. For those not students of Greek they return to this country as chemical for bumbling its way through a generic mythology, Sisyphus was doomed to residues on fruits and vegetables im­ Quayle said the committees should have waited. “If drug scandal without emerging a wiser eternally push a heavy rock up a hill but ported from Mexico, Cental America, Religion News In Brief Christmas Eve Service there was such an urgency to have the hearings, why not operation. never attain the goal of having it reach Stone package of stories on “The Cor­ South America and elsewhere. Tainted have an urgency to help the president?” he said. the top because it always rolled back porate Crime of the Century.” In 1980, products include pieas, eggplant, cab­ — The ordained American minister 7:30PM Bush said Friday that he thinks he has increasing sup­ down. he co-authored a book titled “Circle of bage, peppxirs, squash, carrots, pxiars, Church names new pastor Jewish leaders object to statement port in Congress. He noted that he’d told House and who sold emergency food supplies sent Weir’s similar odyssey began in 1%9, Poison.” pineapples, blackberries and tangerines. Archbishop John F. 'Whealon of the Hartford Diocese has appointed the NEW YORK (AP) — Reform Jewish leaders say the National Council of Senate leaders that “if you want to come in here and to Rwanda and built himself a house and when he was a Peace Corps volunteer in Congressional committees held hear­ Rev. Peter J. Zizka as pastor of St. Bartholomew Catholic Church, Churches “caused us great pain” by a statement equating Iraq’s invasion of strongly endorse what I am doing or endorse the United two tennis courts. a remote Afghanistan village. On a trip ings on the scandalous practice, the State “Each year, Americans consume 134 Manchester. Kuwait with Israel’s relationship with Palestinians. Nations resolution, I welcome that because I think it to the capital of Kabul, he was di.sturbcd Department held a conference on it and billion piounds of fruits and vegetables, — Cher for undulating her way across Zizka was ordained in 1975 and had been temporary administrator of St. This “plays into the hands of Saddam Hussein and his effort to escape would send a very strong, clear signal to the world.” to find in a baznar shop a packet of the United Nations General Assembly 25 percent of which is impiortcd,” notes the USS Missouri in her music video “If Jude Church, Derby. He also has served as temporary administrator of St. responsibility for the rape of Kuwait,” the interreligious affairs committee of Sen. fhtrick J. Leahy, D-Vt., chairman of I Could Turn Back Time.” And to the Sununu had said earlier that “I have the feeling that Kool-Aid containing cyclamates — an passed a resolution condemning it. Joseph Church in Suffield and St. Bridget Church in Manchester. He has the Union of American Hebrew Congregations said in an open letter. the Senate Agriculture Committee. Navy for letting her do it, for free, think­ most of them wish that they never get asked to make a artificial sweetener that the federal Then-President Jimmy Carter created the also served as assistant pastor of St. Isaac Jogues Church in East Hartford. government had earlier ordered off the Hazatrdous Substances Export Policy Moreover, that figure rises to 70 pxircent ing it would be a good recruiting tool. Zizka succeeds the Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, whose term as pastor of St. Methodists older, better educated CfUico^idia L u ilm m C l t u ^ decision one way or the other on the issue.” The new during the peak winter months of market in the United States because it Task Force and ordered the interagency — FYcsidcnt Bush for remodeling the Bartholomew expired. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — United Methodists on the average are older and Congress that convenes next month will have to vote on January and February. 40 PIIKIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 04040 appropriations to pay for the Desert Shield operation. was a suspected carcinogen. panel to recommend remedial action to historic Treaty Room in the White Flouse better educated than Americans as a whole, and a majority of them at one Quayle, addressing Republican governors in Pinehurst, After returning to his home city of San him. In 1990, a breakthrough appteared im­ into a napping room for himself. Church has free brochures time have been affiliated with another denomination, a survey found. N.C., last week, said an expression of solid congressional Francisco, journalist Weir began probing Less than a week before he left office. minent. Stringent remedial legislation — Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., for Church of ChrisL 394 Lydall St., is making a scries of free brochures Responses from 758 lay members and 1,003 clergy showed 37.6 percent the abhorrent corporate practice of ex­ Carter issued an executive order impos­ backing for Bush would improve the chances for pteace. sponsored by Leahy was included in the having the architect of the Capitol draw available to the public. of die lay members and 50 percent of the clergy were older than 50, com­ porting to other nations products banned ing unprecedented regulations on the ex­ Christmas Eve “But that would require Congress to resist the tempta­ omnibus farm bill approved by the up plans for a [irivalc House tennis court The latest brochure is tided, “How "Vou Can Have More and Better pared to 25.7 percent for the entire country. in this country. In 1977, he soug/it to ports of goods whose domestic sale was Friends.” In the brochure, David Wray explains five different levels of tion to use the current hearings on the gulf for partisan Senate while a weaker version was incor- on the roof of the Madison Building of For lay members, 49.9 percent had completed at least four years of col­ 7:00 focus public attention on the subject banned or rcsu-icted. But less thtin a lege, while 92.9 percent of the clergy had donf p.m. Family Holy Communion with Carols political advantage,” Quayle said. Instead, he said, some piorated in the measure approved by the the Library of Congress. friendships. through articles prepared for Rolling month after he entered office, then-Presi- Those wishing a free booklet should mail their request to the church. 10:45 p.m. Candlelight Holy Communion congressional Democrats are trying to portray themselves House. — Admiral James Watkins, a veteran Christmas telecast of Persian Gulf Stone magazine and the Pacific News dent Ronald Reagan — Carter’s im­ But the country’s chemical indusU"y, of the nuclear Navy, who took off his Special Music wili feature a String Quartet as the party of peace and the administration as the party Community dinner planned Carols with descants Service. mediate successor in early 1981 — aided by the White House, mounted an uniform when he became Energy NEW YORK (AP) — A Christmas Eve telecast involving doops in the of war. That effort met with only limited suc­ revoked that order. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St., wifi host a community Persian Gulf area, “Christmas with the Gulf,” is to be presented by the Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Robert Leaf, intense lobbying campaign to defeat Secretary, but forgot to retire his pro­ Garry Cornell, Chester Kingsbury He wouldn’t say which congressional Democrats. “I’m cess, but in 1978 a nationwide controver­ As a result, exports of products con­ Leahy’s legislation during the conference nuke biases at the same time. Christmas dinner on Chrisunas day from noon to 1:30 p.m. The dinner is Vision hiterfailh Satellite Network. The Concordia Choir not getting into names at all,” Quayle said later when he sy developed following the disclosure sidered too dangerous for domestic use committee negotiations required to especially for the elderly, those who will be alone or those on a low income. It said the exclusive program, linking soliders in Bahrain with families Allan B. Conway, Organist/Choir Director was asked to identify his targets. “I’m not going to do that baby clothes impregnated with a continued throughout the 1980s and into reconcile the differences between the — President Bush for letting another Guests from the Shepherd’s Place Soup Kitchen arc also invited as the gathered at designated churches in England and Germany, was being made that and you’re not going to bait me into it.” cancer-causing fire retardant called Tris 1990. One notable example involves versions enacted by the two houses. year go by witliout taking action against soup kitchen wifi be closed for the holiday. available to all cable television systems in the United States, whether or not Christmas Day Short of a resolution of support, Quayle said, Congress were dumped in Third World nations hepiachlor and chlordane, toxic px:s- Ratlier than accept cosmetic changes, the known terrorists who blew up Ran The dinner wifi be free, but those planning to attend should make a reser­ they are affiliated with VISN. can “be helpful by remaining silent... We’re going to in­ after their sale was prohibited in the ticides whose agricultural use in this Leahy opted to strip the farm bill of all Am flight 103 and for plotting with Mar­ vation in advance by calling the church at 649-4583. Also, dansporuition Jeffrey C. Weber, programming and operations vice president, said the 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion with Carols terpret their silence as being supportive.” domestic market. country was prohibited years ago. export controls on pesticides and other garet Thatcher to downplay the inves­ wifi be provided upon request by calling Bette Flecker or the Rev. Dec Anne hour-long special, co-produced with the British Broadcasting Corporation, is Taking advantage of the expanded In 1987-89, the Velsicol Chemical hazardous substances. In 1991, he — and tigation when they realized they were Dodd, at the church. to be presented by VISN at 10 p.m. EST Christmas Eve and wifi be repeated Two days later, when the Senate Foreign Relations The Rev. Dr. Kirn-Eric Williams, Pastor public interest in the issue, Weir in 1979 Corp. manufactured in Memphis, Tenn. Weir — will again attempt to break the powerless to fight back. The dinner wifi include turkey, dressing, potatoes, yams, assorted at 1:30 p.m. EST on Christmas Day. Committee resumed its hearings on the Persian Gulf, contributed to an expanded Rolling and shippicd to 25 countries almost 5 mil­ The Rev. Arnold T. Wangerin, Assistant Pastor “circle of poison.” — Agriculture Secretary Clayton vegetables, homemade rolls and an assortment of homemade pies. The network is owned and operated by the not-for-profit National Inter­ Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Del., said the purpose was to Entertainment will be proved by musicians from St. Mary’s. faith Cable Coalition, made up of 23 Roman Catholic, Jewish, Protestant broaden understanding of the crisis and ways to resolve Yeuttcr for forgetting that farms are run and Eastern Orthodox faith groups. it, not to score political points. by families too, not just big corporations. — (Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., for CBN to air special on Christmas “The administration has responded by accusing this A break for curmudgeons telling Saddam Flusscin, before the in­ VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) — At the request of Soviet television offi­ and other congressional committees of partisanship,” vasion, that his problems were caused by cials, the Christian Broadcasting Network is providing 27 regional networks Biden said. “We are accused of seeking to break the Bush It won’t do my reputation any good to gredient in perspiration odor. The dis­ the press. there with a 30-minute special on the meaning of Christmas. presidency.” He said that isn’t so. admit this, but even curmudgeons take a covery wifi likely lead to more effective ' Michael Little, a CBN vice president, said Soviet officials a.sked for the Christmas Sunday D e c e m b e r 23 Make-or-break issues will be shaped by Uie outcome little time off around Christmas. It’s in deodorants. And just in time, too, as the — Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- special on the historical, biblical aspect of Christ’s birth “to explain to their Ohio, for calling Saddam Hussein, in the Persian Gulf, not by congressional hearings or our contracts; A few hours of beneficent JOE next step to underarm perfection being Soviet auidience what Christmas is all about.” before the invasion, a “strong and intel­ political debate. thought and activity are permitted during SPEAR devised by the antiperspirant industry, The host of the show will be CBN’s founder and president, Pat Robertson. Services at 8 anci 10 A.M. die holiday season. ligent man” who wanted peace. He said that the Soviet networks also wifi broadcast another CBN special, “If we win a relatively quick and decisive victory, as is according to my sources, was armpit am­ You’re skeptical, aren’t you? You’ve putation (Ad slogan; “No pits, no — The national Democratic and “Don’t Ask Me, Ask God,” in January and that a CBN animated Bible very likely, I think the president will emerge as the hero Sermon: "WHOSE BIRTHDAY IS IT, ANYWAY?" never heard about die tender side of cur­ problem”). Republican leadership for signing a pact series, “Superbook,” currently airs weekly in the Soviet Union. ...” said Rep. Stephen J. Solarz, a New York Democrat mudgeons, and you don’t really believe Ed Lowe of Cassopolis, Mich., the agreeing not to mention the congres­ “I’m frankly overwhelmed by the unbelievable spiritual hunger that exists Newell Curtis preaching who supports his current course. “If we were to get it. That’s understandable, as it’s a very now, and he devotes his life to helping sional pay raise during the election cam­ bogged down in a protracted conflict with the casualties person who invented Kitty Litter. Talk in the Soviet Union,” Robertson said. hush-hush deal. others who get waylaid by drugs and al­ about keeping the atmosphere free of paign, in the spirit of clean campaigning. building up, the counpy would obviously come to a dif­ The way it works is this: Momus, the cohol. ferent conclusion.” malodorous molecules! This man has — The Pentagon lor continuing to Greek god of censure and mockery, is Director James T. Ward and his fellow been doing it since 1947 and recognition shun responsibility for the lives laboratory workers at the Mecklenburg S - - ^ DECEMBER 24 also the god of curmudgeonry. He keeps is long overdue. The Spears, who share a destroyed by Agent Orange. z THE Christmas Eve Uack of our work and dc[)ending on how County (North Carolina) EnvironmenUil house with Samantha the extremely — Brazil and Chile for acting as a many hypocrites we nail during the year, Protection Department, who one year z Da «rs> lOi ea c<^ «at es fta 6— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 22,1990—7

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HWD if you would be alone this Christmas Schools adopting families include who dressed up a Baby Chrissy doll Dougan, Enrico and Teresa Monaco, or have no way to prepare dinner, East Catholic High School (East is dally for our teens and pre-teens Raul and Helena Dutelle, and to all UTZR AXDYBA DEECIV in real baby clothes and satin slip­ r > come join your friends and neigh­ doing food baskets for 23 families and Margaret Shainin who brought pers for one of our special those who donated food in Novem­ U.S. military THE OPPORTUNIST bors at the Community Christmas and gifts for 15 while employees at in 50 books of McDonald’s certifi­ youngsters. ber; Mr. and Mrs. M.B. 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(AP) SCOMATj____ gifts for teen-agers, a meal for a South Windsor Pizza) is having Now arrange the circled letters to Hosted again this year by St. Assumption Junior High, Buckley Shelter guests to his restaurant for St. Maurice Church, James Ridolfo, — The leadership council of the PYJ'H AYG JE TJ form the surprise answer, as sug­ ERNIE by Bud Qraoa Mary’s, the Christmas Dinner is free School, Martin School, the French homeless person — and Bob Digan Bolton High School, Second Con­ Sisters of Mercy criticized the U.S. gested by the above cartoon. of the Balf Corp. who chose to have Christmas Eve dining and is provid­ tHl5 one's flMiUSS/.s to Manchester/Bolton residents, so Club at Bolton High. 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Yesterday’s rolls, assorted vegetables and all Businesses and organizations brought in a brand new 15-speed Cross Contest pi ize and donated the Marianne Marziotla, Florrie and At a meeting, the Roman Catholic Answer What they said to the nut who claimed to have bicycle to be gifted to “Julio” (in prize along with their personal Invented a new type of sieve— kinds of delicious homemade pics. adopting include employees of Ger­ Louis Lawrence, Manchester order’s council added; “This ex­ “THAT WON'T HOLD WATER" There will be Christmas music and ber Scientific Products, Bidwell memory) of his father Willrose check of $50 to the Seasonal Shar­ Municipal Retirees Association, pense is especially deplorable at a LaBelle), members of Widow- entertainment and more than enough Health Care Center Meadows ing Appeal. Bowers Kindergarten, Armands time when we, along with others, Now tM ck m atoch, JumbI* Book No. 43 la avaltebla tof S2.90. which mciudaa poalaga Widowers Association, Chapter 11 and handling, from Jumbla, c/o Ihia nawapapar, P.O. Box 43M. Orlando, FL 32B02-43M. volunteers. There arc no tickets for Manor, Radiology Department of Thank Yous — to our recent con­ Beauty Salon, South United committed to education, health care liKluda yow nama, addraaa and ilpcoda arid maka chack payabla lo Nawapaparbooka this holiday dirnier, so call today at Manchester Hospital, the Marketing who brought in 36 gifts for teen­ tributors to our Seasonal Sharing Methodist, Eastern Roofing, St. and social welfare, are struggling St. Mary’s; 649-4583, or MACC; Department at CIGNA, People’s agers with lots of warm socks, hats, Appeal; Howard and Elizabeth Bridget CCD, Ed Tomaszewski, and often failing to find the means » ■ THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry 649-2093, to make your reserva­ Bank (both Broad Street and Tolland gloves and some jewelry. Morse, Raymond and Barbara Scout Troop #47, Jackie Wallis, of providing these basic human tions. Turnpike branches), 8th Utility Dis­ Also Belly Sadlowski, our frugal Demer, Martins and Eleanor El­ Temple Beth Sholom, MCC Student rights for an increasing number of NAW„THEV ..LET'S (50..SB4B Christmas is a time for sharing trict Auxiliary, Manchester Wales, shopper, who has donated four new more, Independent Insurance Cen­ Senate, Gail Mahoney, Assumption people.” )OU THINK YWDUUPN’T PLOW OURSELVES SOME H BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. and volunteer Santa’s Helpers members of MARCH Inc., DECA THEY SO T \ UP THEIR 6ACf?eO^ BEFORE THE OTHERS SET delivered Christmas food baskets Club, Sathya Sai Baba service club THAT PILE Y t IVORY. HERE,,, ICKXES? (^ WHATisTHATr^/ ) A SNOWPUNK ) Fourth Sunday of Advent - December 23 WIREO W ITHI. with a week’s supply of food and and our Lady of Hope Mother’s First Baptist Church of Manchester A dOIVB? JZL gifts for each member of the family Circle. Individuals adopting include Worship - 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. to over 455 Manchester/Bolton Mary Campbell, Karen Chorches The Sermon Is Twenty Questions for Mary" households, an all-time record. and family, Joanne Coykendall, Rita Christmas Eve Communion Service Our thanks to all those who Davidson, Sarah Donnelly, Lorraine Christmas Eve - December 24 “adopted” families for Christmas Duke, Emerick and Krisloff, Martlia w/Music by The Children of the 4:00 p.m. • Family Service giving; the community of St. Bar­ Freimuth, Carol Harley, Jennifer 7:30 p.m. • Festival Worship tholomew who adopted 45 families Heath, Joanie Lavitt, Irene Lukas, Church 10:30 p.m. - Christmas Music ^2 and Center Congregational who Julie Marinelli, Clyde and Barbara 11:00 p.m. - Festival Worship | C 1990 oy King Faaiuaa Synocata. me Wortd nphmaaarvad adopted 40, employees of J.C. Pen­ Miller. The Sermon is "What if the Cradle Remains Empty?" ney Catalogue Distribution Center Christmas Angles; Margaret HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne iz zz-to who provided food baskets and gifts Lewin who, all through the summer, Regular Worship Services Paul S., Johansson, Pastor THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr to 50 households. Church halls and knit (count them) 114 pairs of mit­ Emanuel Lutheran Church FOri'T YOli vJofZfZY vJf^Y I ? THEftE’^ NCrr ENOUGH ...ANP WITHOUT AND V«U WANT ME aooPu. TIME RJf* ME tens for our Mitten Tree, Elsie Wray ^TA/erMY A0Olir POIN^ IT iV e SJE\/Ef2 Ha p IT , ^ AH TA TO HAVE A NIGE HELLO, rooms were set up like grocery and December 23rd 60 Church Street O (p ^ ^ TO G E N P WON'T KNOW Chf/Zf^MA^ AT TMe UA$T CO o o ^HRIGTMA#,,. FEPCRAL». department stores these past weeks. who knit 48 pair, Susan Hauser — Manchester, CT 06040 A PpaopLPM PEFoPg A N O T H E R W H A T T O , RIGHT?. Other churches who sponsored multi nine hats and six crib quilts — and 643-1193 LETTER. TO RIGHT-, ^ WROHiU at 11:00 am featuring Special » A N T A ... M E ... RIGHT. families include St. James, South Muriel Werbner 13 hats plus mit­ RIGHT P United Methodist, Concordia tens; Jeffrey Clarke and his sons Christmas Music In Christ's name, l^eCcome! RIGHT' Lutheran, Community Baptist, St. who went Christmas shopping espe- T

St. Bridget Catholic Church ft-2i / 80 Main St., Manchester CELEBRATING THE iUI 4:00 P.M . (Auditorium) ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue OU l L Christmas Eve FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas 6:00 P.M. (Childrens'Mass) , ...AH'M AFRAID WE'RE / HEY, LISTEN! ) I SURE DOf THEY Dec. 24, 1990 12 Midnight CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS SONNA HAFTA BURY Y'HEAR THAT j MUSTA GOT HERE BOTH OF'EM, ALLEY! V WHINNY? / ON HORSEBACK! yOu HAve pocTO|^s? (Choir begins at 11:30 P.M.) ' I ...... 0 3 M E O N . ' C, poofter, 7:30 A.M. Church of the Living God / Christmas Day 9:00 A.M. y n d Dec. 25, 1990 10:30 A.M. Come Celebrate 12 Noon G, TvUTTLf Mp GolMO ANl> The Life and Love of God With Us. TO lcBff> PAP Fieo/Yi Loo/ciNG t I K f I SAINT MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday, December 23rd at 9 and 10:45 a.m. & W t f N T - CHRISTMAS SERVICES Christmas Morning Communion at 10 a.m. 1990 by NEA toe T v-tA ve^ ll-ZL The Twelve Days of the festival of the Nativity of our THE BORN LOSER by Art Saneom PHIPPS by Joseph Farris Lord Jesus Christ begins Christmas Eve. Currently meeting at Robertson School. The First Service of Christmas is at 4:00pm Christmas Junction of Main and N. Main St., Manch­ cNte TPAMK^ACOMTPlBOna) lU T H A T Eve, December 24, 1990 (this service includes a ester ^CMve. Christmas Pageant by the members of the Church O o School). Midnight Service at 11:00pm Christmas Eve, Decem­ Church of the Living God ber 24. 372 Main St., Manchester i . Christmas Morning service will be at 10:00am. "I bring you good news 647-7355 of a great joy..." ]^v. Robert F. Tucker -Vocation.Diredbr New Year's Day a Holy Eucharist will be held at -Luke 2:10 Rev. David Mullen St.lhom aa SetnifiaJ^-^loomJield^CT ofeooz. 10:00am. H-tX «—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 22. 1990 Soviets iBaurbrstfr Hrralft

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amounts of direct aid should not be from the 154-nation IMF and its upgrading the natural gas pipeline Section 2, Page 9 given to the Soviet Union without sister organi/.ation, the World Bank, SPORTS Saturday, Dec. 22,1990 system, it said. more fundamental reorganization of the Organization for Economic its economy. Cooperation and Development and “These changes cannot be made In the short term, the report said the European Bank for Reconstruc­ in a matter of weeks,” the report Western countries should emphasize tion and Development. said. “But the imperative is to make technical assistance in such areas as President Bush and other mem­ sufficient progress at the beginning banking, law and transportation. bers of his administration were so tliat reform is seen as an irrevers­ Ross powers Indians to win over Windham Help with environmental problems briefed Thursday by IMF Managing ible break with the past and the The Indians, idle until Wednesday very good player.” By JIM TIERNEY a missed 3-point attempt by senior quipped. and modernization of energy Director Michel Camdessus and process gains an unstoppable when they meet Weaver High in the Following a technical foul on “We played like an inner tube momentum.” Manchester Herald Darren Goddard (nine points) gave with a hole in it,” Windham coach Manchester led, 12-8, after one production system would be useful, World Bank President Barber Con- Doc Hurley Classic at the University Rodney Crockett, Windham took its it said. the Indians a 40-34 edge with 6:41 Neal Curland said of his young quarter and 21-16 at halftime. able. In many ways, the report called of Hartford at 8 p.m., is 2-1 overall. first and only lead (34-33) after WILLIMANTIC — Acsthcucally remaining. A Ross 3-pointcr ex­ squad. “We knew we’d have trouble “We made a little run at them but Secretary of State James A. Baker “The specific measures that have for the cold-turkey economic Windham slips to 1-2. Mark Popelcski (team-high 10 reforms that Fbland has undertaken speaking, Friday night’s boys’ bas­ tended the lead to 43-36. scoring at times this year. We were it was like we were out of it all HI said Friday that the report was been adopted do not yet constitute Both clubs were ice cold shooting point.s) sank three of four free over the past year. Those reforms ketball game between Manchester Manchester junior reserve Randy pleased with the shots we had in the night,” Curland added. “I can’t real­ being distributed to the leaders of the coherent and comprehensive all night, opening the game with throws with 43 seconds left in the High and homestanding Windham Shakes put the game out of reach first half. They just weren’t going ly explain to you why. We’ve just the nations which had requested it program which, in our view, is have put goods in the stores, slowed identical 4-for-15 shooting perfor­ third quarter. A nice, driving basket inflation and stabilized the interna­ High waj not an exhibition worthy with two free throws with 1:43 to in.” got to chalk it up as a bad night all last July at the seven-nation necessary if the transition (to a mances in the initial eight minutes. by 6-1 junior Shcron Edwards (nine tional value of the currency, but at of making a coach’s video library. go, elevating the Indians to a 55-44 Ross played for Curland in the the way around.” economic summit in Houston. It was free-market economy) is to be suc­ The Indians were 8-for-27 at inter­ points), a transfer from Bulkclcy- ordered in an attempt to bridge a gap cessful,” the study said. the cost of much pain and dis­ But, as they say, a win is a win. lead. Nutmeg Games over the summer. MANCHESTER (59) — Darren Goddard 4 enchantment. mission while the Whippets were 7- Hartford, put Manchester back on “I think Sheron really helped us 0-0 9, Rodney Crockett 1 3-4 5, Jell Lazzaris 1 between French and German leaders The old government-controlled One which Indian coach Frank for-26. Manchester hit rock bottom top, 35-34, heading into the fourth “This is getting ridiculous,” Ciu- 2-3 4. Jell Ro&s 8 2-3 22, Dwayne Goldston 0 pushing for endorsement of an im­ economy has collapsed and been tonight,” Kind said. “He’s really land laughed, referring to the stellar 4-4 4, Randy Shakes 1 4-5 6, Jon Golas 0 0-0 It is an open question whether Kind will gladly take in the CCC with a 5-for-19 performance in the quarter. 0. Sheron Edwards 3 3-4 9, TarrarKekVIlliams 0 replaced by depleted store shelves, coming along. A lot of time it takes play of Ross. mediate $15 billion aid package and Gorbachev could do the same in the East opener for both clubs. third quarter. “I know my kids and I knew they 0-0 0, Mike waltonO 0-0 0. Totals 18 18-23 59. rampant ^owth of the black market a uansfer av/hilc to fit into the sys­ Two Killingly players who he a reluctant Bush and others. sprawling, more diverse Soviet Powered by 18 second-half points “Winning ugly, that’s what were going to come back and play WINDHAM (49) — Jay Lescoe 2 0-0 4, Israel tem.” also coached at the Nutmeg Games Torree 2 0-0 4, Mark Fkipeloski 3 4-5 10, Todd and bartering for goods. (including four 3-pointers) from you’ve got to do when you don’t hard,” Kind said. “They didn’t play “The general recommendations of Union, given the widespread dis­ The Indians outscored the Whip- combined for 42 points in a win Doan 4 0-0 8, Chris Barsirom 3 0-0 6, anthony Gorbachev must move quickly to junior Jeff Ross, who had a game- have a good night,” Kind said. “We well tonight, but you know they’re Stigler 3 0-2 7, Jason Hence 2 0-0 4, Willie satisfaction in the various republics p)cts, 18-4, from the foul line, in­ over the Whippets last week. the report are recommendations that establish private property rights and with his leadership. high 22 points, Manchester defeated were having trouble scoring and he going to play hard until the end.” Marquez 0 0-0 0, Ftaul Gitsis 3 0-1 6. Jason the United States will support and reform such vital sectors as farming, cluding a lO-for-12 performance in “I’m not going to coach the Nut­ Holowaty 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 4-8 49. But the International Monetary Windham, 59-49. (Ross) really came on. He’s just a An Edwards follow-up hoop after the fourth quarter. 3-point goals: M- Floss 4, Goddard. subscribe to,” Baker said in com­ the crumbling distribution network, meg Games again,” Curland Halftime: 21-16 Manchester. Fund said the Soviet central govern­ ments which indicated the document energy production and manufactur­ is likely to form the blueprint for ing, the study said. ment could not return to a directed economy even if it wanted to, and Western assistance to the Soviets in Immediate help could be useful in 1 has no essential choice but to ac­ the next year. modernizing oil drilling techniques Junior class steps forward Preparing the report were experts celerate the u-ansition to a market and nuclear power plants and economy. “Ideally, a path of gradual reform could be laid out which would mini­ as East wins ACC opener mize economic disturbance,” the WEST HAVEN — Any time you Water report said. “But we know of no couldn’t ask for any more from “The kids are coming along. win on the road, it’s a good win. such path, the more particularly him,” Finnegan said. “He’s playing They’re playing better together. We Just ask East Catholic High boys’ From Page 1 given the difficult starting condi­ outstanding basketball.” played good man-to-man defense tions.” basketball coach Bill Finnegan. East had a 38-28 lead at the half tonight,” Finnegan said. Th» Aasoclatad P r*M The Eagles began their All Con­ and a 49-42 bulge after three In addition to the United States. Eric Walania had 19 pioints to lead Under the program, public water FAREWELL — Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis and Kitty Dukakis acknowledge the necticut Conference schedule Friday periods. ND, 0-1 in the ACC and Notre Dame. state, but a way to conserve water so Friday’s report was requested by utilities will make the free water- the state can put off the day when it ^piause of friends and legislators as they are introduced prior to the governor’s farewell ad- night on the road, and came home a 1-2 overall, couldn’t make a run at East’s next game is Thursday at conservation kits available to at least Japan, Germany, Britain, France, 67-58 wiimcr over Notre Dame. has to look for new sources. Italy and Canada. dress in the House Chambers of the Statehouse. East toward the end. 7:30 p.m. when it hosts Nortltwest one-third of their residential cus­ “Any place on the road is a tough “The key in this was the thicc “Although we have plenty of A separate study done for the Catholic at the Eagles’ Nest. tomers each year for three years, water now, we don’t want to have to one to play,” Finnegan said after juniors (Monahan, Rob Penders, European Economic Community EAST CATHOLIC (67) — Rob Penders 5 4-6 beginning in 1991. East improved to 3-1 overall. “It Chris Paradiso) stepped forward and turn to these polluted supplies and came to the same conclusion Friday 14, Matt Ryan 1 1-2 3, P.J. Monahan 7 4-4 20, The toilet tank dams acts as a bar­ was a big win on the road, our first took control,” Finnegan said. “And Chris F^radiso 6 5-8 18, Mike Marsh 2 1-5 5, have to U-eat them,” Iwan said. “This that massive amounts of direct PEOPLE WHO KNOW ^ rier, keeping one or two gallons of know there's a certain magic 1 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ league win.” Derek (6-5 freshman Derek Hender­ Tom Balsku 0 0-0 0, Derek Henderson 2 3-4 7, helps defer that.” Western aid now would be wasted. Brian Gorman 0 0-10. Totals 23 1 8-22 67. water in reserve in the tank every about Classified Advertising East jumped on Notre Dame son) gave us a good game under­ NOTRE DAME (58) — Jason Kirch 3 1-3 9, time a toilet is flushed. The dams 643-2711 early, taking a 23-14 lead after one neath.” Eric Walania 5 8-9 19. Brian O'Dowd 7 0-0 16, Mika Field 0 3-4 3, Brian LaCroix 1 0-0 2, Vance are supposed to cut usage from quarter. Junior PJ. Monahan (20 Penders had 14 points and 9 Gotten 0 1-2 1, Jason Spann 2 0-0 4, Joe about 5 gallons per flush to 4-5 gal­ points, 15 rebounds) had 12 of his rebounds, F^radiso 18 points along Witowski 20-1 4. Totals 20 13-19 58. lons per flush. tallies in the opening eight minutes. with 10 assists, while Hcndcr.son 3-point goals: EC- Monahan 2, Paradio; NO Kirck 2. Walania. O'Dowd 2 The showerheads are designed to “PJ. has been super all year. I had 7 poir.ls and 7 rebounds. Halftime: 38-28 East release 2.5 gallons of water a minute. Most unrestricted HOLIDAY CAMCORDER SALE showerheads release about 6.5 gal­ AS USUAL AT AL SIEFFERrS: lons a minute, Iwan said. Iwan said water utilities may have The Bigger Selection Whalers look for scoring; to raise their rates to reflect the cost of the program and the reduced The Best Brands usage, but said the increase will The Right Price deal Young to Pittsburgh probably be only slight because the Reginald Pinto/Manchestar Herald kits cost just $4 to $5 each. needed a more balanced player. LOOSE BALL — Bolton’s Peter Della Bella, right, and Rocky Hill’s Eric Wolfgang go for the He said the kits could actually By TOM COYNE The Associated Press Young is a right winger, but played some defense as ball Friday night in Bolton. The Terriers beat the Bulldogs, 81-54. save money for the utilities in the ilie Whalers tried to lake advamage of his powerful long run by reducing their need to slap shot. expand water supply facilities. Resi­ HARTFORD — 'The Hartford Whalers, in search of added offense, traded Scott Young to the Pittsburgh “He has great speed and a great shot,” Patrick said. dents could also save money by “He adds to our team speed and has good size.” reducing their usage and lowering Penguins on Friday for right wing Rob Brown. Foul trouble hurts Bolton Young said he talked with Johnson, but isn’t sure their water, sewer and energy bills. “We obviously have not been getting enough offen­ sive production,” Whalers general manager Ed what position he’ll play. Iwan said the program is not a “But they like my versatility,” he said. response to water shortages in the Johnston said. “We feel Rob is going to be a solid contributor to our hockey club for quite a while, and Young, 23, had six goals and nine assists in 34 in COC loss to Rocky Hill CCDF55 SONY games. He hopes he can be even more productive with VIDEO 8 he is a versatile player who can work either wing or S O N Y 8 MM center.” the Penguins. BOLTON — Early foul trouble Handycam Cam corder “I hope to get more chances with that style of didn’t help matters, and Bob The Whalers have scored 99 goals this season, the play,” he said. “But I’m not going there expecting to third lowest total in the league. Green’s hot hand in the third quarter be free-wheeling and not play any defense.” proved decisive as Rocky Hill High Mass Brown, 22, has six goals and 10 assists in 25 Young was the Whalers first-round dral't pick in downed Bolton High, 81-54, Friday CCDTR4 games. A fourth-round draft pick for the Penguins in *999 1986. In 197 career games, he has 49 goals and 138 night in Charter Oak Conference From Page 1 8 1 Power Zoom Lens. Easy *899 1986, Brown scored 254 career points and 112 goals Snap-on Connection, Age In­ 6,1 Variable Speed Power points. boys’ basketball action. Zoom Lens, CCD Image Sen­ in 124 games. sert, Aulo Focus, 2-Lux Min­ Young said it’s been a hard year for the Whalers be­ iltc 'I'erricrs are now 1-1 while imum llluminalion sor, Vanable High Speed Shut­ But he had not played in Pittsburgh’s last six games ter, Linear lime Counter cause they have played so inconsistently and because the bu.idogs fall to 1-2. Bolton Maurice a “very musical parish.” It while general manager Craig Patrick considered trade is her second year directing the of some other things, such as Ron Francis being resumes action Thursday at 7:30 options. The last game he played was Dec. 8 at stripped of his captaincy and a number of players choir. Hartford. p.m. at East Granby High. PV610 CCDTH7 playing out their options. Bolton’s Dave Hohlcr ran into When asked if she expected Panasonic SONY CCDF33 Brown’s lack of speed and marginal defensive play people to stand up during the Hal­ SONY ‘The situation in Hartford has been difficult,” he foul trouble in the first quarter, and FULL SIZE VHS 8 MM conflicted with coach Bob Johnson’s philosophies. lelujah Chorus, as King George II 8 MM said. “It just affects the overall alttitude of the team.” had to sit out tlie second. And Brian “Scoring has always been my job,” Brown said. Brown said he planned to workout with die reportedly did at the London Cam corder HandyCam Neil picked up his third personal Cam corder “I’m never going to fool anyone with my defense. But Whalers during their pregame skate Saturday morning premiere in 1742, she laughed. foul midway through the second I’m getting better.” and planned to play against Philadelphia, although he “The Hallelujah Chorus is a stanza and had to sit out as well. Flatrick said the Penguins have enough scorers, they had not yet talked with coach Rick Ley. stimulating, rousing piece that “Rocky Hill was pressing all the *949 *1199 lime,” Bolton coach Craig Phillips people are familiar with and identify 8:1 power zoom, 10 watt light High Fidelity AFM Stereo with,” Donovan said. “Besides, it’s flying erase head Sound Recording, Built-In 4- 61 powerzoom lens, variable said, “and when we have to go too high speed shutter Auto lock coming at the end of the mass so I Capsule Stereo Microphone, deep into our bench, we lose some 81 Power Zoom Lens, Aulo slide cover Linear time of our continuity.” expect everyone to be standing Lock Slide Cover counter Bulls stampede the Lakers anyway.” The visitors had a 39-27 lead at CHICAGO (AP) — Michael Jor­ tlic half, which they stretched to She also said that although “The dover, Md., rookie Haywoodc tory over the Cleveland Cavaliers PVIO dan scored 33 points and Scottie 63-37 after three periods with Bob Messiah” is often performed by a PV40 Workman scored a career-high 21 Panasonic Panasonic CLV:t2b Pippen 28 on Friday night as the Friday night. Green pouring in 18 of his game- gigantic chorus of a hundred or MAGNAVOX points and Darrell Walker had eight Coleman, who seemed reluctant more, it was originally written for a VHS-C VHS-C Chicago Bulls won for die 11th time of Washington’s 17 fourth-quarter high 20 points in the eight-minute VHS to come off the bench when asked segment. Green drained four three- group of about 20. Cam corder Cam corder in 14 games, 114-103 over die Los points as the Bullets beat New York Cam corder Angeles Lakers. by coach Bill Fitch, had six of the pointers in the period. Joseph Donovan, the younger Nets’ final 13 points and contributed brother of the director, is a well- The Bulls led only 92-89 in the “They just whopped us,” Phillips fourth quarter before a three-point a key rebound and a steal that led to said. known Manchester choir singer who NBA Roundup two clinching free throws by has been recruited to bolster an al­ *799 play by Horace Grant and baskets Jeff Dill added 11 points for the 6:1 powerzoom, 5 lux sensitiv­ *1199 Mookic Blaylock. winners. Peter Della Bella had 18 Full ronge digital aulo locus, *899 by Pippen and Stacey King opened a ready impressive bass section. He ity, review/record function. '6" CCD imager, 7 lux low 87-85 Friday night, ending a seven- 8:1 power zoom lightweight. 99-89 advantage. The got no closer Reggie Tlicus led New Jersey points and Neil 10 to lead Bolton. was pleased with the progress the light sensitivily. Two position game losing streak against the with 22 points and Derrick Gervin group was making. high speed shutter. 8:1 zoom than five down the stretch as Jordan Knicks. ROCKY HILL (81) — Erik Wblfgang 5 1-3 11, 10 watt light. Includes case. ' and Pippen scored the last 15 points and Coleman added 17 apiece. Larry Anthony Satdo 1 4-4 7, Jell Dill 5 2-5 12, Mike “We’re really sounding good,” The Bullets held an 84-83 lead Ferro 3 0-2 6, Mike Wadstrup 2 2-2 6, Bill 1 Nance topped Cleveland with 22 for Chicago. McGrath 1 1-2 3, Sean Stergos 5 0-0 10. Jon Donovan said. when New York’s Patrick Ewing points and Brad Daugherty added The Lakers were led by James missed two free throws with 1:36 Carney 0 3-8 3, Bob Green 7 2-2 20, Andy And just to go easy on “morning 20. Brown 1 1-3 3. Totals 30 15-31 81. PVGU,' PV604 Worthy widi 21 points and Sam persons,” Midnight Mass at St. Panasonic VMCI Icit. Bernard King then made a BOLTON (54) — Peter Della Bella 5 6-7 18, Panasonic Perkins with 20. Pacers 137, HurneLs 1: At In­ Paul Sauer 2 4-6 8. Chris Anderson 1 0-2 2. Maurice Catholic Church will com­ HITACHI reverse layup to make it 86-83 with David Hohlor 3 1-3 7. Brian Noil 4 2-6 10, Dan FULL SIZE VHS FULL SIZE VHS hi the diird quartci, die Bulls ap­ 1:16 to play. dianapolis, Chuck Person scored 34 mence this year mercifully at the VHS-C points and Vcm Fleming had 26 on Toco 1 2-2 4, Ron Avery 0 0-1 0, Owen Svates- Reginald Plnlo'Mancheslor Herald early hour of 11 p.m. Cam corder Cam corder peared ready to pull away, but the After a tip-in by Ewing made it lad 0 4-5 4, John Gasmundo 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 Cam corder perfect shooting from tlic field and 11-32 54. REBOUND WAR — Bolton High’s Chris Anderson (44) and Lakers connected on five three-point 86-85, Walker missed a jumper. The free-throw line Friday night as the 3-point goals: B- Della Bella 2, Neil; RH- teammate Brian Neil reach for the basketball along with field goals, two each by Perkins and Knicks’ Gerald Wilkins then missed Groan 4, Sardo Indiaim fticcrs welcomed new head Magic Johnson, to stay close while a shot, got his own rebound and Halftima: 39-27 Rocky Hill Rocky Hill’s Mike Wadstrup Friday night. coach Bob Hill willi a 137-114 vic­ *679 shoodng 65 percent. Perkins had 12 missed again. The hall bounced out *799 tory over tlie Charlotte Hornets. 2 lux sensitivity, 6:1 zoom points and Johnson 10 in the period, 6:1 powerzoom, 2 lux sensitiv­ Aulo iris/ aulo while balance of bounds and was given to Cheney beaten in the third quarter.” Ritual kills ity, high speed shutter. 10 lux auto locus-power but the Bulls still took a 90-85 lead Hill was elevated from an assis­ 9 Washington. TUUANA, Mexico (AP) — A locus into the fourdi period. tant coaching position Thursday Bacon outscored Cheney, 20-7, in MHS swimmers New York tlicn fouled Workman, by bacon five the diird period to extend its 34-21 woman has become the 13th person 76ers 126, Heat 1: At Miami, die after the Pacers fired Dick Versace. who made one of two free throws COLCHESTER -- Bacon halftime bulge. nip alumni team to die from injuries apparently suf­ 180 Days Same As Cash Philadelphia 76ers hit 39 of 43 free Fleming was 9-for-9 from the with 5.1 seconds left. The Knicks’ Academy pulled away in tlic third fered when a butane lantern filled a throws, including 14 of 14 by Char­ field and 8-for-8 from the line for Kevin Femiell, Craig Kupper and MANCHESTER — The Remember — The Extended Warranty Kiki Vandeweghe then drove the quarter as it toppled Cheney Tech, small house with carbon monoxide les Barkley, and handed the Miami Indiana, which led by as many as 25 Eric Martin each had 13 points to Manchester High boys’ swimming Always Costs Less At Al Sieffert's lane, but his layup attempt spun out 68-37, Friday night in Charter Oak fumes during an all-ni^l religious Many More In Stock Heat dicir 10th consecutive loss jxuiiis 111 the fourtli [Xiriod. Reggie lead Bacon. Aaron Granato netted leiun nipped a group of alumni, of the basket at the buzzer. Conference boys’ basketball action. ceremony, authorities said. HOLIDAY HOURS: Friday night, 126-102. Miller added 20 points for the 12 points and Riul Mcrcicr 10 to 93-92, Friday night in their amiual Harvey Griuit .scored 20 points for The Tedmicn are now 0-3 for the lead Cheney. clash. The woman, Consuelo POnce, 40, Monday-Friday 9:30-8 p m At Gift-Wise Prices! The win was the 76crs’ first Patel : and Johnny Newman led tlic Bullets and Bernard King had season while the Bobcats move to BACON ACADEMY (68) — Keith Moyer 4 2 Manchester opens its regular died Thursday at the Social Security Sdturday 9:30-5 p.m. blowout victory of die season; their CharUnie witli 21. 10, Jim Pavlel 1 0 2, Shawn Barry 3 1 7, Kevin 16. Ewing led the Knicks with 20, 1-3 with itieir first Uium|ih. Cheney season on Jan. 4, 1991, at home Hospital, said state coroner’s office Special Sunday Hours 11-6 p.m. largest margin previously was 13 but he missed six of eight free Pistons 113, Hawks 37: At Fennell 6 1 13, Mike Oliver! 1 0 2, Peter DeMar­ and state public minisU-y officials. is now idle until Jan. 2 when it hosts co 4 0 8. Craig Kupper 6 1 13, Eric Martin 6 1 against Platt High. ]xnius. throws. Auburn Hills, Midi., James Ed­ tliuHtwin Tech. 13, Drew Lowry 0 0 0, Vinny Manarca 0 0 0, 9 Ms. Pbnee was taken to the hospi­ MANCHESTER TEL, 647-9997 Among the alumni to compete Barkley and Mersey Hawkins NeLs 111, Cavaliers 103: At blast wards scored 24 (xiims, i.ieluding “We had loo many luniovers al Eric Joslin 0 0 0. Totals 31 6 8 66. tal in a coma on Dec. 13 after at­ WILLIMANTIC TEL. 450-0405 SUPER 90 doYi Kjnm a i co»ri each scored 25 points for Philadel­ CHENEY TECH (37) — Brian Rouleau 1 1 3, were record holders Ted Brindamour STORES no payment lequkeo ^ Rutherford, NJ., Derrick Colcntan eight in a key third [X'riiv.' irge, .is die beginning and no one was .shoot­ f*aul Morcier 4 2 10, Aaron Granato 5 0 12, Jiin (backstroke, 1967); Egils Ramans tending a religious ceremony in a phia. I oBlanc 0 0 0, Kevin Doan 1 5 7, Toiid Morcier came oil the bench witli five louls the sputtering IX'lroil Pisu.ns muled ing well,” Cheney fir.st-year coach (200 IM, 1988, butterfly, 1989, shantytown neighborhood in this NL.-.I Ii > SUl'tR Miami’s Glen Rice lied his season late in the lourih quarter and keyed a Atlanta 113-87 Eiiday night, snap­ I 1 3. Cala Williams 1 0 2, Scott Smith 0 0 0, D/-4 k u n iv .i ixii Art Bagda.sarian said. “We weren’t t^son Shaw 0 0 0, Steve Jablinecki 0 0 0. To- medley and free relays, ’89 anti border city south of San Diego. WILLIMANTIC 1329 Main St 'I 8 bili rP high with 25 points. ping the Hawks’ six-game winning 445 Hi II I K J f U Kvj. O IF I J84 9-0 run in the final 1:46 to rally the gelling many rebounds or many o 1393/. ’87); and Mel Siebold Jr. (free rclav Bullets 87, Knicks 85: At l.an- New Jersey Nets to a 111-10.3 vic­ slreak. 3-point goals: CT- Grartato 2 shots. ,\nd (Bacon) just pulled away Halftime: 34-21 Bacon 1987). 10—MANCHESTER HERALX), Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 22, 1990—11 SCOREBOARD In Brief • • • Syracuse mum on alleged violations Weekend scholastic slate SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Syracuse The Post-Standard said that LeRon Hockey officials were mum Friday on alleged im­ Ellis appeared ready to transfer to Football Transactions In icc hockey action today, Manchester High (2-1) will proprieties in the school’s basketball Nevada-Las Vegas in June 1989 after 7UE travel to Enfield to meet defending state Division II program as a newspaper questioned the Kentucky was hit with an NCAA proba­ c h ^ p Fermi High (3-1) at the Enfield Twins Rink at NHL standings NFL standings BASEBALL recruitment of LcRon Ellis, the team’s tion blocking the Wildcats from playing American League 1:30 p.m. Meanwhile, East Catholic (1-1) will host Mal­ WALES CONFERENCE starting center, and former center George AMERICAN CONFERENCE OAKLAND ATHLETICS—AnnourtcMl they in the NCAA tournament for two seasons. Patrick Division den (M^s.) Catholic al 6:15 p.m. al the Tri-Town Sriorts East will not offer cxxitracta to Jim Coral and Dave ftipadakos. “On the phone he told me he was com­ W L T P is GF GA W L T Pc i. PF pa Otto, pitchera, and Slava Hotward, outfialdar. Center in Cromwell. NY Rangers 20 12 5 45 141 In a .story stemming from its seven- ing,” said UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian, 113 y-Buffalo .857 390 220 Naltanal League In girls basketball action tonight. East Catholic (0-5) Philadelphia 19 16 4 42 130 125 y-Miami .786 299 201 month investigation of the Syracuse whose national championship program New Jersey 17 13 G NEW YORK METS-Named Jerry Koomam 40 141 123 Indianapolis .429 229 302 minor-league pitching Instructor. Signed KeMn travels to New Britain to meet St. Thomas Aquinas at program, the Syracuse Post-Standard Washington 18 18 1 N.Y. Jets also is under fire for alleged im­ 37 122 114 .286 237 324 Ton/e, first baseman, and Orlando Marcado, 7:30. Pittsburgh 17 16 3 reported Friday that Ellis’ father, former 37 150 135 New England .071 164 391 catcher. Announced they will not offer a oort- proprieties. “He told everybody that. He NY Islanders 12 17 4 28 93 116 Central tract to Jaff Mussafman, Richer. NBA player LcRoy Ellis, received a job told all our players. He told our coaches Adams Division Pittsburgh 8 6 0 .571 243 206 SAN DIEGO RADRES-Signed Larry Andar- Whalers play two over weekend [Boston 19 11 5 Houston from a Syracuse alumnus at about the that. In fact, his high school coach called 43 118 110 6 6 0 .571 351 253 sen, pitcher, to a two-yaar contract Announced Montreal 16 16 4 Cincinnat HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (14-17-4) will time LcRon Ellis decided to transfer from 36 112 114 7 7 0 .500 299 318 they will not offer a contract to Ril Clamantt, and told us that the kid had committed, Hartford 14 17 4 32 99 117 Cleveland 3 11 0 .214 214 406 pitcher. play a pair of games at the Civic Center this weekend. Kentucky to Syracuse. Buffalo 11 16 7 was coming with us.” 29 103 115 West SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Announced Quebec 8 21 7 Tonight, the Whalers host the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:30. And Pitpadakos, a 7-footcr from Toron­ 23 101 154 y-LA Raiders 10 4 0 714 292 232 they will not offer a contract to Gary Eava, But in July 1988, Ellis said he would CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Kansas City 9 5 0 .643 324 226 pitcher. They entertain the Minnesota North Stars Sunday night to, told the Post-Standard that he back­ attend Syracuse instead. Norris Division Seattle 7 7 0 .500 259 at 7:30. 264 BASKETBALL dated his letter of intent to attend “We were surprised,” Tarkanian said. W L T P is GF GA San Diego 6 8 0 .429 282 240 National Baakalball Aaaoclallon Chicago 24 11 2 50 125 93 Denver 4 The Wh^ers arc coming off a 4-2 loss to the Islanders Syracuse in 1982 and concocted a story to 10 0 .286 297 344 NBA—Suspended Parvis Elllion, WHaahlngtDn According to the Post-Standard, Ellis’ St. Louis 20 9 5 45 119 93 NATIONAL CONFERENCE canter, and Rik Smits, Indiana center, for one Thursday night at the Nassau County Coliseum. hide the alleged impropriety. Detroit 18 14 4 father received a license about a week 40 131 125 East game and fined them $7,500 tar fighting In a Minnesota 10 20 6 Friday’s story followed by a day a 26 104 120 W L. T Pet., PF PA game on Doc. 19. Fined Darrell Walker, later to work as a real estate salesman for Toronto 9 25 2 x-N.Y. Giants UConn hoop hosts Fairfield 20 96 147 11 3 0 .786 298 180 Washington guard, $7,500 for not going to foe lengthy report in the Post-Standard in The Hicker Co. Inc., a company that docs Smytho Division y-Washinglon 9 5 0 .643 324 252 Calgary dressing room immediately and verinlly abus­ HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut bas­ which past and current players said they business as the Cardinal Co. in Sherman 20 12 4 44 148 113 y-Philadelphia 6 6 0 .571 356 275 ing an official altar the tame game. Los Angeles 18 10 5 Dallas 7 7 ketball team (5-1), ranked 15th in the nation, will host in­ 41 137 109 0 .500 234 265 FCX>TBALL received cash from team boosters, free Oaks, Calif. The Hicker Co.’s owner, Vancouver 16 17 3 Phoenix 35 114 124 5 9 0 .357 216 349 National Football League trastate rival Fairfield University Sunday afternoon at 1 meals and merchandise from community Edmonton 13 17 2 Central George Hicker, was a teammate of 28 102 106 NEW YORK JE TS -P laced Joe Kelly, at the Civic Center. Winnipeg 10 21 7 businessmen and cut-rate automobiles. A 27 121 141 x-Chicago 10 4 0 .714 311 245 linebacker, on Injured reserve. Bocheim’s at Syracuse during the 1960s. Friday's Games Tampa Bay 6 8 The Huskies have been idle, because of final exams, 0 .429 236 324 HOCKEY former player, Rodney Walker, said a NCAA rules prohibit a university or a No games schedule Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 241 301 National Hockey League since Dec. 12 when they buried New Hampshire, 85-32. Saturday's Games Minnesota 6 6 0 grade was changed so he could play in a representative from arranging employ­ .429 310 278 “ CZV-- LOS ANGELES KINGS-Announcad that Toronto at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Detroit 5 9 0 .357 339 366 Frank Breault, right wing, will miaa the key Big East Conference game in 1987. ment for a prospective player’s relatives. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. West Padres sign Larry Andersen remainder of the season due to raconakuclivs The school said it would forward the Minnesota at Boston, 7:35 p.m x-San Francisco 13 1 0 .929 323 Both Ellises denied that the job with 209 A Miller, S.D. knaa surgery. Philadelphia at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. New Orleans 6 8 0 241 872 15.3 t31 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Moving to fill a void in right- Post-Standard report to the NCAA and Hicker had anything to do with LeRon .429 248 Toon, Jets PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Traded Rob Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. LA Rams 5 9 757 13.3 146 15 (Kerr 4), Now Jersey 24 (Blaylock, Theui 7). 0 .357 315 373 Brown, right wing, to the Hartford W/halera tor handed relief, the San Diego Padres on Friday signed free cooperate if the association launches an Ellis’ choice of colleges. LcRon Ellis said Now Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta Total fouls—Cleveland 27, New Jersey 30. 3 11 0 .214 302 345 Scott Vfaung, right wing. agent pitcher Larry Andersen to a two-year contract. Edmonton at Calgary, 8:05 p m. x-clinched division title Punters Basketball Technicals—New Jersey illegal defense. investigation. The NCAA would not say he did not know of his father’s hiring American Hockey Lsagus Los Angelos at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. y-clinched playoff berth NO Yds LG Avg The deal includes a club option for the 1993 season. whether it would lake any action. Horan, Den, CAPITAL DISTRICT ISLANDERS—Recallod before he committed to Syracuse. Detroit at Winnipeg, 8.05 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 49 2185 67 44.6 76ers126, Heat 102 Stark, Ind. Doug Pickall, left wing, from Richmond of the Andersen will cam $4.4 million for the next two seasons Syracuse coach Jim Bocheim declined Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay. 12:30 p.m. 65 2824 61 43.4 NBA standings PHILADELPHIA (126) “I had no idea,” LcRon said. “He goes, Johnson, Cin. East Coast Hockey League Sunday's Games Los Angeles FBaiders at Minnesota. 4 p.m. 54 2300 70 42.6 and the deal will be worth $6 million if the Padres pick to discuss the allegations following the ‘By the way, it just so happens that the Roby, Mia. EASTERN CONFERENCE Barkley 5-10 14-14 25, Mahom 1-3 1-2 3, COLLEGE Quebec at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Washington at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. 63 2608 62 41.4 up the option year. Hansen. N.E. Atlantic Division Gminski 5-11 2-2 12. Greon 7-10 4-4 18, Haw­ NORTHEASTERN—Named Tom Lamb of­ Orangemen’s game Thursday night guy I am going to be working for at the Minnesota at Hartford, 7:05 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23 79 3255 69 41.2 Donnelly, Sea W L Pet. GB kins 8-16 7-8 25. Anderson 3-6 4-4 10. Bel 3-4 fensive coordinator. Last season, Andersen made $1,065 million. against Towson State. Athletic officials Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:05 p m Houston at CirKinnati, 1 p.m. 59 2418 54 41.0 0-0 6, Turner 2-4 0-0 4, Williams 5-9 4-5 14. real estate (office), he’s a Syracuse alum.’ Prokop, Jets 56 2274 Boston 21 4 .840 — NORTHERN COLORADO—Named Billy Boston at N.Y. Rangers. 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 58 40.6 Oliver 3-5 2-2 8, Payne 0-4 1-21. Totals 42-02 Andersen, 37, spent most of the 1990 season with referred telephone calls for comment And he goes, ‘I didn’t tell you because I Kidd. S.D. 55 2209 59 40.2 Philadelphia 17 8 .680 4 Campfiald assistant football coach and minority N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. NewVbrk i i 13 ,45a g i/j 39- 43 126. Houston, where he was 5-2 with six saves and a 1.95 Toronto at Now Jersey, 7:45 p.m, Tulen, Buff. 44 1747 55 39.7 recruiting coordinator. Friday to university spokesman Robert didn’t want it to influence your decision.’ Miami at Buffalo, 1pm . NewJersey 10 14 .417 101/2 MIAMI (102) Vancouver at Edmonton. 8:05 p.m. Barker, K.C. 57 2230 56 39.1 WEST GEORGIA—Named David Dugan ath­ ERA in 50 relief appearances. The nine-year veteran was Hill, who did not return calls. New England at New Vfark Jets, 1 p.m. Washington 9 15 .375 n „ j Long 2-4 0-0 4, Thompson 1-4 1-2 3. Seikaly letic director. Detroit at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Los Angelos Rams at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 5-10 1-4 11, Douglas 8-10 4-6 20, Rice 10-17 traded to the Boston Red Sox in August and appeared in Syracuse, the nation’s top-drawing col­ Punt Returners Miami 5 19 208 15'/2 Bocheim said he also was unaware that Tampa Bay at Chicago, 1pm . Central Division 5-6 25. Edwards 2-9 0-0 4. Burton 0-9 4-6 4, 15 games for the American League East champions, lege basketball team, has been in The As­ Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. NO Yds Avg LG Kessler 4-11 4-5 12, Coles 6-8 1-2 13. Hicker had hired LcRoy Ellis, but he real­ Verdin, Irxl. Milwaukee 17 7 708 __ Now Qrleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. 27 345 12.8 36 Sundvold 2-7 2-2 6, Askins 0-1 0-0 0. Totals going 0-0 with 1 save and a 1.23 ERA. sociated Press’ national rankings con­ The A iaoclitad Praaa Wooden, Pitt Chicago ie 9 .640 1'/2 ized immediately the possibility that New York Giants at Phoenix, 4 p.m. 34 325 9.6 152 40- 90 22-33 102. Leaders Price, Cin. 24 227 9.5 166 Dalroit 16 9 .640 V 12 Scholastic tinuously since March 1984, the longest people would think it had something to WATCHES — Jim Boeheim, Syracuse basketball coach, watches Denver at Seattle, 8 p.m. Atlanta 12 12 .500 5 PNIadolphia 35 24 35 31— 126 \^rren. Sea. 24 226 9.4 39 NBA fines, suspends pair such stretch in the country. This season’s Cleveland n 15 .423 7 Miami 31 23 19 29—102 do with his successful recruitment of the the action in Thursday’s game against Towson State. The Syracuse T. Brown, Raiders 29 226 7.8 39 Indiana 10 16 .385 8 3-Point goals—Philadelphia 3-10 (Hawkins NEW YORK (AP) — Pcrvis Ellison of Washington team is ranked third. younger Ellis. Money leaders NFL team statistics Warthen, K.C. 25 180 7.2 37 program has come under fire in a newspaper report. Chadotle 8 16 .333 9 2- 5, Barklay 1-3, Gminski 0-1, Graon 0-1), llling basketball McNeil, Hou. 26 150 5.8 26 and Rik Smits of Indiana each were suspended for one HORSE RACING (Rankings based on averages) WESTERN CONFERENCE Miami 0-5 (Rico 0-1, Sundvold 0-1, Askins 0-1, The llling Junior High boys' basketball teem Martin, Mia. 25 132 5.3 35 Through Dec. 16 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Midwest Division Burton 0-2). Fouled out— Long. opened Its season with a 50-43 win over game and fined $7,500 by the NBA Friday for fighting. Fryar. N.E. 24 121 5.0 17 Jockeys OFFENSE „ W L Pet. GB Rebounds— Philadelphia 59 (Gminski 12), Windsor. Eric Austen had 20 points and Jaff The fight occurred during the Bullets’ 114-112 over­ Mnts 1st 2nd 3rd Purses TLirds Rush Pass San Antonio 16 5 .762 __ Miami 46 (Seikaly 9). Assists—Philadelphia 24 Altrtji and Mikkal Algira eight opieca for Wing. Kickoff Returners time victory over the Racers Wednesday night. Rod Stevens 1,428 265 228 195 $13,423,478 Houston 5491 Utah 16 9 .640 2 (Turner 6), Miami 24 (Douglas 12). Total Ben Howroyd, Ban Golaa and Mike Siena also 1206 4285 NO Avg Violating NCAA guidelines is quite easy Yds LG TD Santos 1,364 248 183 197 1^711,742 Denver 4594 1586 3008 Houston 14 11 .560 4 fouls—Philadelphia 26, Miami 28. 'Techni­ played wall. Thom, NBA vice president, said the two were penalized Woodson, Pitt. 29 654 22.6 49 Perret 725 170 141 92 11,644,423 Buffalo 4574 1769 0 Dallas 7 14 333 g cals—Miami illegal defense 2. A—15,008. 2805 \^rren, ^a . 22 468 21.3 71 0 “for taking part in the altercation and landing punches.” Day 1,421 364 265 222 10,423,721 Kansas City 4464 1708 2756 Minnesota 7 16 .304 10 By HAL BOCK latest allegations from the NCAA that the Vegas program “You do your best. The push is toward institutional con­ Holland. Raiders 27 567 21.0 07 0 Bulls 114, Lakers 103 The fight took place with 4:55 left in the fourth Cordero 1,305 249 209 192 9,444,534 Miami 4431 1385 3046 Denver 5 18 .217 12 is less than squeaky clean. And Syracuse is investigating D.Smith, Buff. 29 603 20.8 38 0 The Associated Press trol in the area of compliance.” Bailey 1,196 221 180 165 9,288,217 San Diego 4414 1973 2441 Orlando 5 21 .192 131/2 LA LAKERS (103) quarter. Both players were ejected. Martin. N.E. 25 515 20.6 38 0 Bowling a local newspaper’s charges of payoffs from boosters, in­ Smith 1,731 242 250 228 8,763,611 Cincinnati 4374 1747 2627 Paclllc Division Wirlhy 10-21 1-1 21, Perkins 7-12 4-4 20. As for the Manual, which was reorganized for easier Metcalf, Clev, 43 884 20.6 tio i 2 McCarron 908 186 137 120 8,369,714 Raiders 4109 1789 2320 Portland 22 3 .880 — Divac 3-4 3-4 9, Scott 4-12 0-0 9, Johnson 7-14 cluding pro basketball Hall of Earner Dave Bing. Loville, Sea. 18 359 19.9 29 0 Embattled coach said to be out How easy is it to violate the NCAA Manual, the bible understanding a couple of years ago, Bahnsen said it Jets 4104 1733 2371 Phoenix 15 7 .682 51/2 0-1 10, Green 6-8 3-7 15, Thompson 3-7 1-17, Jennings. Cin. 26 517 19.9 33 0 According to one university compliance officer, remains a foreboding volume. Trainers Seattle 4010 1488 2522 LA Lakers 14 g .509 7 Drew 1-2 0-0 2, Teagle 0-2 2-2 2. Totals 41-82 Blossoms of college athletics? Elder. S.D. 18 354 19.7 46 0 PINE BLUFF, i\rk. (AP) — Embattled Arkansas-Pinc though, getting in trouble is easy, no matter how hard Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Purses Pittsburgh 3897 1604 2293 Golden Stale 14 10 .583 71/2 14-20 103. About as easy as it is to jaywalk, or pass a red light, or “It’s impossible to read and comprehend that whole R,Brown. Fiaiders 28 544 19.4 34 0 Paula Flivera 194, Marilyn Meyers 178-472, Bluff football coach Archie “Gunslinger” Cooley has Lukas 1,360 261 213 1 57 $14,273,202 Cleveland 3864 1034 2830 LA Clippers 10 14 .417 III/2 CHICAGO (114) Helen Hathaway 181. Roberta McCormick park in an illegal space. The difference with breaking you try not to. /Vnd, in fact, you can uy so hard that you book," he said. “I will say this; the new Manual is easier Nafzger Now England 3604 1167 Seattle g 13 .409 n i / j Pippen 13-17 2-2 28, Grant 5-9 1-1 11. 372 54 49 64 6,093,932 2437 Scoring 191-509, Judy Raichenbach 456, Ruth Arvt either resigned or been fired, according to a published break the rules in the other direction. Indianapolis 3590 1126 2464 Cartwright 4-5 6-7 14, PBxson 6-110-0 14, Jor­ those rules, however, is you’re aware of them. With the to understand. I couldn’t function with the old one. Our McAnally 475 7 5 53 58 5,260,677 Touchdowns Sacramento 6 16 .273 14'/2 Glass 451. report Friday. “It is very difficult to follow the Manual because the Attfield 269 67 37 30 5,052,255 Friday's Gamas dan 14-30 5-6 33, King 4-9 0-0 8. Hopson 0-2 Manual, it’s hard to know when you’re bending a rule obligation is to enforce and self-report violations, DEFENSE TD Rush Roc Ret Pis Mandella 415 97 60 63 3,696,862 Fenner, Sea. Late Games Not Included 0-0 0, Armstrong 2-4 0-0 4, Levingston 1-1 0-1 GOP Women “I cannot confirm or deny anything about that,” said rules are subject to interpretation and can be interpreted 2.TotalS 49-88 14-17 114. until it snaps. whether inadvertant or deliberate. Day 369 76 61 54 3,229,763 V^rds Rush F^ss Thomas, Buff. Indiana 137, Charlotta 114 B. Alan Sugg, president of the University of /Arkansas Pittsburgh 3530 Carol Bagshew 175-461, Carolyn Wilson 498, in many different ways,” said Bo Bahnsen, assistant ath­ 1395 2135 Allen. Raiders Philadelphia 126, Miami 102 LA Lakers 33 19 33 18—103 Firoza SivjM 453. ”... We restrict a lot of day-to-day activities by ath­ Flaiders 3741 1449 2292 NewJersey 111, Cleveland 103 Chicago 36 20 34 24— 114 system. Sugg referred calls to UAPB Chancellor (Charles Texas A&M and UNLV are on the NCAA holseat at letic director in charge of compliance at Louisiana State. Horses Miami White. Hou. letes because they are athletes,” Bahnsen said. “Most stu­ Sts 1st 2nd 3rd 3802 1502 2300 Chicago 114, LA Lakers 103 3 Point goals—Los Angeles 7-14 (Johnson A. Walker, who did not return them. present and Syracuse could be next on the spot. Purses San Diego Brown, Cin, Twice a week, the NCAA Legislative Services Depart­ Unbridled 3809 1284 2525 Detroit 113, Atlanta 87 4-7, Perkins 2-3, Scott 1-2, Worthy 0-1, Green dents have some kind of part-time job. But an athlete $3,718,149 Houston Brooks, Cin. There was no answer at Cooley’s office. His home At Texas A&M, there are allegations that Tony Scott, a Izvestia 3949 1274 2675 Vfeshington 87, New Iferk 85 0- 1). Chicago 2-6 (Paxson 2-4, Jordan 0-2). ment meets to interpret the rules contained in the Manual can’t work while he or she is under scholarship. These 2,486,667 Buffalo Butts, S.D. Criminal Type 3999 1646 2353 Milwaukee at Dallas, (n) Foulod out—None. Rebounds— Los Angeles Radio, TV telephone number is not listed. transfer from Syracuse, arrived under shady circumstan­ and consider possible violations. Their decisions are not 2.270,290 Seattle Givins, Hou. are the rules of the NCAA. The position is it’s a privilege Bayakoa 1,234.406 4170 1417 2753 San Antonio al Phoonix, (n) 41 (Johnson 9), Chicago 48 (Jordan 15). As­ Kansas City Green, P/ft. Three sources, including two from the U/\PB athletic ces. UNLV is leafing through a list of 29 violations, the published. “It’s difficult to keep up with,” Bahnsen said. Summer Squall 1.222.366 4450 1441 3009 Hugo, Pin. Portland al LA Clippers, (n) sists—Los Angelos 22 (Johnson 14), Chicago to play and you play by the rules." Cleveland 34 (Rppen. Jordan 9). department, who sought anonymity, told the Pine Bluff Flying B n t a I 4559 1757 2802 Reed. Buff. Saturday's Games Today Denver Washington al Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. 1,096,700 4836 1765 3071 Smith, Mia. Commercial that Cooley was out. Indianapolis 4840 1874 2966 Now Jersey at Now Tbrk. 7:30 p.m. Pistons 113, Hawks 87 12:30 p.m. — Lions at Fuckers, Channel 3. Ruhlmann 1.095.800 WFAN (AM660) Now England 4908 2224 2684 Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. ATLANTA (87) With Approval 1,043.840 Kicking Jots 4916 1857 3059 Utah at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Wilkins 7-15 3-5 17. Willis 4-11 4-6 12. Kon- 1 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Woolridge undergoing surgery Bills’ division chances now rest with Reich Thirty Six Red 1.040.535 PAT FG LG1 Pis cak 4-14 1-1 9. Webb 1-2 0-0 2, Rivers 2-8 2-2 Rhode Island, Channel 18, WNEZ (AM-910) Bast Pal Cincinnati 4956 1902 3054 Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 1.026.195 Lowery, K.C. 34-34 28-31 48 118 6. Malone 0-2 3-4 3, Battle 8-11 6-7 22. 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: Portland at DENVER (AP) — Denver Nuggets forward Orlando Norwood. Buff. Phoonix at Houston, 8:30 p.m. NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 45-47 19-28 48 102 Moncrief 0-3 0-0 0. Ferrell 1-2 1-2 3, Robinson Notre Dame, SportsChannel, WBIS (AM-1120) Woolridge, enjoying his finest NBA season and among By The Associated Press The Bills have won all three games in which Reich has HARNESS RACING Treadwell, Den. Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Moon in a 27-10 win over Kansas City last week, are tied OFFENSE 31-33 22-29 49 97 Dallas at Denver. 9:30 p.m. 1- 5 4-4 6. Wilson 2-7 1-2 5, McCormick 1-10-0 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: Georgetown started, all of them last season, and should they do it Through Dec. 5 Stoyanovich, Mia, 32-32 21-23 53 95 2. Totals 31-81 25-33 87. at Ohb State, Chs. 8,40 llie league’s lop scorers, was to undergo surgery Friday for first place in the AFC Central with Pittsburgh, with Money-winning Horses Yards Rush Pass Sacramento at Seattle, 10 p.m. San Francisco Anderson. Pitt 25-25 20-23 48 85 DETROrT(113) 2 p.m. — Tennis: Tennis Challenge: Pete to repair a detached retina in the right eye that could If quarterback Frank Reich remains perfect, the Buf­ again Sunday against Miami at Buffalo they will clinch 1. Beach Towel. $2,091,860. 2. Jake And El- 5159 1438 3721 Brooch. Cin. Minnesota al Golden State, 1030 p.m. the Bengals one game back. The Oilers beat Cincinnati Philadelphia 34-35 17-21 46 85 Rodman 4-6 0-0 8, Edwards 9-15 5-5 24, Sampras vs. Michaal Chang, NESN the American Ccnfcrcnce East title. wood. $1,335,031. 3. Artsplace 1,180,271. 4. 5030 2204 2826 Sunday's Games sideline him as long as two months. falo Bills will become a National Football League 48-17 at Houston Oct. 14, Rams Johnson, Sea. 28-29 19-28 51 65 Laimboer 2-5 2-2 6, Dumars 9-17 6-6 24. 3:45 p.m. — College basketball: Duke at Ok­ Apache's Fame, $1,157,732. 5, Die Laughing, 4823 1435 3388 Leahy, Jets Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m., comptetion of division champion for the third straight year. Reich will start in place of Jim Kelly, who is out in­ Vfeshington 25-25 20-23 47 85 Thomas 3 6 1-2 7, Johnson 5-8 1-2 11, Salley lahoma, Channel 3 The surgery was to be performed at Porter Hospital by Browns (3-H) at Steelers (8-6): The Steelers offense $1,142,322. 6. Miss Easy. $1,128,956. 7. Har­ 4796 1733 3063 suspended game Atlanta Jaeger, Raiders 34-36 14-17 50 76 4 6 2-2 10, Aguirre 6-11 1-2 13, Bedford 3-6 0 6 4 p.m. — College basketball: Florida State at Dr. Ken Hovland, a retina specialist. definitely with a left knee injury. monious. $1,033,942. 8. Embassy Lobell, 4531 1299 3232 Utah at Miami, 7:30 p.m. hasn’t scored a touchdown in two weeks, but they Chicago Carney. S.D. 24-24 17-18 43 75 6, Rollins 1-1 0 6 2, Hastings 1-1 0-0 2, Blanks UNLV. Chs. 8,40 $1,005,175. 9, Oorunrun Bluograss, $851,755. 4436 2216 2220 Sacramento at LA Clippers, 9 p.m. Doctors said it was too early to determine the severity Buffalo, 12-2 and 7-0 at home, holds a one-game lead Detroit 4432 Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. 0 6 0-0 0. Totals 47-82 18-21 113, 4 p.m. — Fiaiders at Vikings, Channel 30. managed to split because of kicker Gary Anderson, and 10, Topnotchor, $800,501. 1672 2760 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE over the Dolphins, who beat the Bills 30-7 Sept. 16, but Minnesota 4354 Minnesota at LA Lakars, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta 26 24 17 20— 87 WFAN (AM660) of the injury or the exact recovery time that would be re­ Money-winning Drivers 1682 2672 Quarierbacks arc still alive for their 10th AFC Central title. The Giants 4133 1673 2460 Detroit 31 25 28 29—113 7 p.m. — North Stars at Bruins, NESN 1, John Campbell, $11,516,147. 2. Michel Alt Com YdsTD Int quired, but a team physician speculated that Woolridge Browns beat Pittsburgh 13-3 on opening day. Greon Bay 4065 1201 2864 NBA results 3- Point goals—Atlanta 0-7 (Wilkins 0-1, VWbb7:30 p.m. — Nets at Knicks. MSG (not avail­ Lachance. $7,016,794. 3, Doug Brown, Cunningham, Phil. 418 242 3150 27 10 could miss up to two months of the season. Tampa Bay 4028 1457 2571 0- 1, Wilson 0-1, Rivers 0-2, Moncrief 0-2), able to all areas). WFAN (AM-660) Chiefs (9-5) at Chargers (6-8): The Chiefs can clinch New Orleans Simms, Giants 311 184 2204 15 4 DeUoil 1-1 (Edwards 1-1). Fouled out-None. 7:30 p.m. — Flyers at Vlfhalers. SportsChan­ NFL Roundup $5,683,329. 4, Cat Manzi, $5,282,046. 5 Bill 4014 1672 2342 Montana. S.F. Pacers 137, Hornets 114 Woolridge, who is tied for third in scoring in the NBA a wild card berth with a victory. Kansas City beat the O'Donnell. $4,260,839. 6. Bill Fahy. $3,972 482 Phoonix 500 311 3856 26 15 Robounds—Atlanta 45 (Wilkins 7), Detroit 51 nel. WTIC (AM-1080) 3956 1755 2201 Peete. Dot. CHARLOTTE (114) with a 29.0 average, apparently sustained the injury in a Dallas 218 118 1655 13 6 (Rodman 11). Assists—Atlanta 14 (Robinson, 8 p.m. — Redskins at Colts, Chs. 8, 40 Chargers 27-10 Nov. 18, but San Diego has won three 7. Hervo Filioa $3,924,946. 8. Ron Waples, 3731 1379 2352 Harbaugh, Chi. Gilliam 7-12 4-5 18, Nowman 9-15 3-4 21, who have not won at Buffalo since 1986. The Dolphins, $3,674,283. 9, Dave Magee. $3,322,620 10 312 180 2170 10 6 Wilson 3), Detroit 36 (Thomas 13). Total 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Loyola collision during Denver’s game against Phoenix last straight games at home. Evorett. Rams 478 Reid 5-12 3-4 13, Bogues 3-8 0-0 6, Chapman Steve Condren, $3,024,903. DEFENSE 272 3528 21 15 fouls—Atlanta 21. Detroit 21. Technicals—Bed­ Marymount at Georgia Tech. ESPN Saturday. who have clinched a playoff spoq can win the division Rypien, Wash. 241 132 1649 13 8 4-12 0-0 8, Gattison 5-6 3-4 13, Curry 6-10 3-3 Saints (6-8) at 49ers (13-1): The 49ers have clinched Dash-winning Drivers Yards Rush P?iss ford. Detroit coach Daly 2, Dotroil Illegal to p.m. — College basketball: Fordham at St. Miller. Atl. 388 222 2735 17 14 15, Tripucka 1-4 0-0 2, Gill 3-6 6-6 12, Keys 1-2 John's, MSG (delayed) by beating the Bills, then winning their final regular- 1. Herve Filion. 610. 2. Cat Manzi. 587. 3 Giants 3496 1235 2261 defenso. Ejections—Thomas, Datroit coach the NFC West and home field advantage throughout the lostaverdo, T.B. 317 175 2503 14 0-2 2, Hoppon 1-2 0-0 2, Schelfler 1-2 0-0 2. Daly. A—21,454. season game against Indianapolis. John Campbell. 533. 4. Walter Case Jr., 531. 5. San Francisco 3800 1076 2724 14 10 p.m. — H i^ school basketball: Great Bears’ rookie Washington killed Majkowski, G.D. 264 150 1925 10 12 Totals 46-91 22-28 114. Florida ShootouL NESN (tape) NFC playoffs. The Saints will be fighting to stay in con­ Gaetan Lamy, 429. 6, Jack Moiseyev. 404. 7, Chicago 3900 1350 2550 INDIANA (137) LAKE FOREST, 111. (AP) — Chicago Bears rookie Week 15 of the NFL season kicks off Saturday with tention for the remaining NFC wild card berth. Ron Marsh. 393. 8, Mario Baillargeon, 383, 9, Minnesota 3956 1828 2128 Bullets 87, Knicks 85 11 p.m. — College basketball: California at Rushers Person 14-19 6-8 34, Schrempf 6-9 2-2 14, UC-ln/ino, SportsChannel the Los Angeles Raiders at Minnesota, DcU'oit at Green Dave Palone. 376. 10. Dave Magee, 370. Dallas 4096 1614 2482 NEW YORK (85) defensive tackle Fred Washington was killed in a one-car Giants (11-3) at Cardinals (5-9): Jeff Hostetler will Att Yds Avg LG Thompson 5-7 0-0 10, Fleming 9-9 8-8 26. Philadelphia 4124 1022 3102 Oakley 5-10 2-2 12, Vandeweghe 3-9 4-4 10, Bay and Washington at Indianapolis. B, Sanders. Dot. 227 1148 5.1 145 Miller 8-17 1-1 20, K.Williams 0-3 0-0 0. Wit- Sunday crash Friday, robbing the team of its second-round draft start at quarterback for the Giants in place of Phil Simms, QUARTERHORSE LEADERS New Orleans 4165 1296 2869 Ewing 9-13 2-8 20, Jackson 0-4 1-2 1, Dyner, Wash. 255 1031 4.0 22 tman 1-1 1-1 3, Dreiling 1-4 2-2 4, Sanders 6-12 choice. Sunday’s schedule has Houston at Cincinnati, Through Dec. 16 Washington 4208 1449 2759 G.Wilkins 3-11 1-2 7, E.Wilkins 4 6 0 6 0, 1 p.m. — Patriots al Jots, WCBS (AM-880) who is out for the remainder of the regular season with a ArxJorson, Chi. 249 1010 4.1 52 2- 2 14, M.Williams 1-2 6-6 8, McCloud 2-4 0-0 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, Kansas City at San Diego, New Horaea Phoonix 4474 1981 Starks 6-12 0-1 12, K.Vtelker 4-5 0-0 8, Tucker 1 p.m. — Cowboys at Eagles, Channel 3 2493 Johnson, Phoo. 204 845 4.1 41 4. Totals 53-87 28-30 137. Washington’s female companion, PeUa Stoll, 22, of sprained right foot. The Giants, the NFC East champions, 1. Refrigerator. $1,089.90Z 2, Quick Fun. Green Day 4717 2- 5 0-0 5, Mustaf 1-1 0 6 2. Totals 37-76 10-191 p.m. — Dolphins al Bills, Chs. 22, 30 Orleans at San Francisco, the New York Giants at at 1706 3011 E.Smith, Dali. 211 842 4.0 148 Charlotta 21 26 32 29—114 Palatine, also died in the crash about two miles from the $366,623. 3, Apprehend. $330,623. 4. Special Tampa Bay 4794 1949 85. 1 p.m. — Hawks at Celtics (completion of can clinch a first-round bye with a victory. Phoenix, 2845 Cunningham, Phil. 110 628 7.5 152 Phoenix, Dallas at Philadelphia, Tampa Bay at Chicago, Project $328,49a 5. Takin On The Cash. Flams 4862 1444 Indiana 37 31 39 30— 137 WASHINGTON (87) suspended Nov. 28 game), SportsChannal. player’s home. which lost 20-19 to the Giants on Matt Bahr’s game-en­ 3418 Gary, Rams 102 713 3.9 48 $314,544. 6, Strait To The Bank, $254 214 7 Atlanta 4891 1237 3654 3-Point goals—Charlotte 0-5 (Newman 0-1, Grant 10-16 0-0 20. King 8-23 0 6 16. Jonas WDRC (AM-1360) the Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta, New England at the Anderson, Giants 205 695 3.4 28 “He was a coach’s dream, a player who never com­ ding field goal Oct. 21, have an outside chance for a wild Signed To Fly. $249,940. 8. See Me Gone,’ Detroit 5060 2157 Bogues 0-1, Chapman 0-3), Indiana 3-9 (Millar 1- 2 0-0 2, D.WIalker 4-9 2-2 10, Wbrkman 8-13 1 p.m. — College basketball: Fairfield al New York Jets and Denver at Seattle. 2903 Walkor, Minn. 160 654 4.1 158 $210,391. 9. Vital Sign, $209,148. 10. Moons 3- 5, Person 0-1, McCloud 0-1, Sanders 0-2). 56 21, Foster 1-2 0 6 2. Eackles 0-2 0-0 0, UConn, WPOP (AM-1410), WILI (AM-1400) plained, an outstanding young man,” coach Mike Diika card spot. G.Anderson, T.B, 159 638 4.0 22 Raiders (10-4) at Vikings (6-8): The Raiders can High. $199,994. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Charlotla 45 Hammonds 4 6 0 6 8, Alarla 1-4 0-0 2. English 2 p.m. — Skiing: Wtorld Cup, Channel 8 said. “We’re going to try and dedicate tlic rest of the year Cowboys (7-7) at Eagles (8-6): Dallas, which is on a Trainers NFL individual statistics (Reid 8), Indiana 42 (Thompson 8). As­ 3 6 0-0 6. Totals 40-83 7-8 87. clinch the tU^C West by winning if Kansas City loses to Receivers 4 p.m. — Giants at Cardinals, Channel 3 to Fred.” 1, Jack Brooks, $1,659,372. 2, Blane sists—Charlotte 26 (Bogues 11), Indiana 35 Now Vfark 23 22 22 18—85 WPOP four-game winning sUeak, can make the NFC playoffs AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NO Yds Avg LG TD (Flaming, Miller 6). Total fouls—Charlotte 27, In­ San Diego. Minnesota, which still can make the playoffs, Schvaneveidt $1,449,140. 3 Dwayne Gilbreath. Quarierbacks Washington 28 22 20 1 7—87 4 p.m. — Saints al 49ers, WBIS (AM-1120) The Bears planned a memorial service for Washington by winning its final two games. The Eagles, who are in $1,362,749. 4, Daryn Charlton, $638,193. 5, R'cg, S.F. 07 1342 15.4 t64 12 diana 23. Technical—Indiana Illegal defense. is back in the Melrodome. All the Vikings’ wins have Aft Com Yds TO Ini 3-Point goals—Now York 1-7 (Tucker 1-2. 4 p.m. — Motorsports: BMW Vintage Fall Caesar Dominguez, $753,521. 6, Bob Baffert Risen, Atl. 77 1159 15.1 175 10 A— 10,175. on Saturday — a day before they host the Tampa Bay the playoffs, have beaten the Cowboys six straight times. Kelly, Buff. 346 219 2829 24 9 Byars, Phil. Jackson 0-1, Starks 0-4), Washington 0-1 Festival, ESPN (taped) been under domes. $687,981. 7, Arnold Simrrxins. $663,466. 6, 73 750 10.4 54 3 (Alaria 0-1). Fouled out— Starks. Buccaneers. Buccaneers (6-8) at Bears (10-4): The Buccaneers Moon, Hou. 536 337 4401 32 12 Clark, Wash. 7:30 p.m. — North Stars at Whalers Don Farris. $596,399. 9. Ed Giles. $528,933. 68 1012 14.9 Nets 111, Cavaliers 103 Rebounds—Now York 46 (Oakley 12). SportsChannel, WTIC Lionj (5-9) at Packers (6-8): Blair Kiel will start for DeBefg, K.C. 385 214 2917 21 4 Ellard, Rams 66 1009 16.5 Washington’s car struck a tree. Deputy Ralicc Chief still have a slim chance of reaching the playoffs. The 10, Rodney Hart $524,773. CLEVELAND (103) Washington 46 (GranL King. Jones. D.Wfalker, 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Rangers, MSG (not the Rickers, who still have a chance at a wild card berth. Schrooder, Fiaiders 297 161 2453 14 9 Johnson, Del. 62 684 11.0 Jockeys Nance 9-18 4-6 22, Brown 6-11 1-1 13. Workman 6). Assists—Now Vbrk 18 (Starks 6). availaWo to all areas), NESN Gary Wieezorek said. The victims were pronounced dead NFC Central Division-winning Bears have beaten the Marino, Mia. 462 268 3084 18 10 Sharpe, G.B. 61 1017 16.7 Kiel is subbing for /Anthony Dilweg (sprained arch), who 1, Kip Didericksen, $2,480,684. 2, Bruce Daugherty 6-20 8-9 20, ENo 3-8 6-6 13, Kerr Washington 22 (Grant, D.Walkor 6). Total at the scene. The accident happened at about 2:30 a.m. Bucs 13 of their last 16 meetings. Elway, Don. 441 262 3195 14 12 A.Carlof, Minn. 60 870 14,5 8 p.nt — Broncos at Soahawks, ESPN Pilkenton, $1,127,341. 3, Danny Cardoza, 4- 6 3-4 11, Ferry 3-6 1-2 7, Valentine 6-0 3-5 fouls-New York 15, Washington 21. WFAN (AM-660) ' took over for Don Majkowski, who is out for the season Brisier, Pitt. 342 198 2346 16 13 Monk, V^sh. 58 6 58 11,3 CST. Rams (5-9) at Falcons (3-11): The Falcons, who $1,100,728. 4. Steve Treasure. $876,712 5, 15, Woodson 1-4 0-0 2 Totals 38-81 26-33 103. with a shoulder injury. Krieg, Sea. 389 230 2860 14 17 E.Martin, N.O. 57 799 14,0 Weather conditions were good at the time and no have lost 18 straight road games, will be looking to smap Eddie Garcia, $658,423. 6. Jacky Martin. Esiason, Cin. 365 203 2693 20 20 NEW JERSEY (111) The Aasoclatad Prase $830,740. 7, John Creager. $764,306. 6, Gary Morris 5-12 0-0 11, Coleman 6-14 4-6 17, Redskins (9-5) at Colts (6-8): The Redskins, who are O'Brien, Jets 380 204 2543 11 10 Punters evidence of alcohol or other drugs was found in the car, a string of seven straight losses to the Rams. Sumpter, $758,442. 9. Henry Garcia, $738,568. Bowie 3-7 1-2 7, Blaylock 5-12 5-6 15. Thaus STARTER — Jeff Hostetler will start for the in ilie playoffs, will be meeting the Colts, who still hope NO Yds registered to Stoll, Wieezorek said. 10, James Lackey, $717,393. LG Avg 8-16 6-7 22, Haloy 4-5 5-5 13, Garvin 6-12 4-4 PENNZOIL Patriots (1-13) at Jets (4-10): The Ritriols have lost Rushers Landota, Giants 64 2790 to make the playoffs. This is their first meeting since 67 43.6 17, Dudley 2-5 1-1 5. Lea 0-0 0-0 0, Conner 2-2 New York Giants at quarterback when they Alt Yds Avg LGTD Barnhardt. N.O. 57 2476 12 straight games, and the Jets have lost five straight. TENNIS 0-0 4.TolaIs 41-85 26-31 111. Jury makes $14.3 million award 1984 when Washington won 35-7. Butts, S.D. 265 1225 4.6 52 8 Saxon, Dali. 67 2894 take on the Phoenix Cardinals on Sunday. He Broncos (4-10) at Seawhawks (7-7): The Seahawks Woman Cleveland 24 31 23 25—103 SPECIAL CASE SALE Thomas, Buff, 236 1143 4.8 t80 10 Camarillo. Phoe. Oilers (8-6) at Bengals (7-7): The Oilers, who got a Tlirough Dec. 16 60 2572 Now Jersey 23 26 24 38— 111 NEW YORK (AP) — A Manhattan jury awarded must win to stay in the hunt for a wild card spot. The Humphrey, Don. 250 1058 4.2 t37 5 Newsome, Minn. 67 2843 replaces the injured Phil Simms. 525-yard, three-touchdown performance from Warren WITA Money Loaders Word, K.C. 3-Point goals—Cloveland 1-4 (Ehio 1-2, Kerr $14.3 million Friday to a former ballerina who was 158 836 5.3 t53 3 Feagles. Phil. 64 2663 Broncos have beaten Seattle three straight limes. 1. Stelfi Gral. $1,921,853. 2. Monica Soles. Okoye. K.C. 228 751 3.3 32 6 Fulhage, Atl. 0-2), Now Jersey 3-4 (Morris 1-1, Coleman 1-1, $1,637,222. 3. Martina Navratilova. $1,330,794. 62 2566 Gonrin 1-1, Thous 0-1). Fouled out—None. Z-7 10,20,30,40,50 ^13“ /case paralyzed from the waist down after a 1983 crash in a car Fenner. See. 184 734 4.0 36 11 Royals, T.B. 4, Gabnela Sabetini, $975,490. 5, Jana Novot- 63 2604 Rebounds—Cleveland 51 (Nance 9), New Jer­ driven by former New York Yankee infieldcr Andre Brooks. Cin. 156 719 4.6 35 4 Buford, Chi. 69 2813 na, $645,500. 6, Zina Garrison, $602,203 . 7. Hogo, Pitt. 182 696 3,8 141 5 sey 48 (Morris, Coleman 0). Assists-^laveland Z-7 5W-30,10W-30 M 4 “ /case Robertson. Helena Sukova. $562,715. 8, Mary Joe Fernan- Smitli, Mia. 166 695 3.7 33 7 The money goes to Shenikwa Dawn Nowlin, 31, who Duke, Oklahoma fives searching for answers doz. $518,366. 9, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario. Stephens, N.E. 182 683 3.8 26 2 Z-7 10W-40.20W-50 ^15“ /case $517,662. 10. Natalia Zvereva. $462,770. at 14 was the Dance Theater of Harlem’s youngest mem­ The Sooners are averaging 116 points Virginia Slims Points Receivers By OWEN CANFIELD think they’re a little bit ahead of us as far a victory over Harvard on Wednesday 1, Voronina Martinok, 110. 2, Donna Faber, FARR'S HAS IT ALL! ber and who is now a Dallas law)cr. From her wheel­ per game, second-highest in the counu^. NO Yds Avq LG m The Associated Press as adapting to their roles and one another. chair in the courtroom, she thanked the jury after the ver­ night but wasn’t able to practice 75. 3 (tie), Luciana Corsato and Florencia Rood, Bull. 6 / 888 13.3 15C 7 Brent Price, who sat out last season after “We’re very young,” he said. “You’ll Labat, 50. Hill, Hou. 64 935 14.6 57 4 dict. Thursday. Krzyzewski said he expects Man NORMAN, Okla. — Duke and Ok­ transferring from South Carolina, has see it in warmups. Every second guy Givins, Hou, 64 872 13.6 180 8 SALE ENDS DECEMBER 29, 1990 The state Supreme Court jury made the city liable for McCaffrey to play Saturday, but his time Through Dec. 9 Williams. Soa. 63 614 9.7 60 0 lahoma, two teams that started the year stepped in nicely and leads the team with shaves. Even the guys that shave skip a could be limited. ATP Tour Money Leaders Jeffires, Hou. 62 681 14,2 107 6 67 percent of the award to Nowlin due to improper place­ a 25-point average. 1. Slefan Edberg, $1,995,901. 2, Andie Agas* with several questions, meet Saturday in a few days. So it’s a young team, but it’s a “It’s a good game for us with the Bentley. Ind. 61 573 9.4 73 1 ^^SSSBir~ ment of a sign warning of a curve on the West Side High­ Kcrmil Holmes, a junior who had never 51, $1,741,382 3, bons Becker, $1,587,502. 4. Duncan. Hou. 60 711 11.9 t37 1 game that will help both coaches figure good team. I really like our team, but I’m young team we have,” Krzyzewski said. Ivan Lendl, $1,145,742. way. Paige, K.C. 58 922 15.9 t86 4 out how far they have come. suirted before this year, is eighth in the aware of our weaknesses.” ‘To play a team the caliber of Oklahoma The five women and one man found Robertson 33 per­ country with 13 rebounds per game and is Ninth-ranked Duke (7-2) had just two He’s got a definite strength in center on their home court early in the year cent responsible because he admittedly exceeded the 40 averaging 22 points. Christian Laettncr, who averages 20 n m o i L mph speed limit as he entered the curve. starters back from last year’s Final Four should give us a lot of experience. I just team. No. 11 Oklahoma (8-1) didn’t have “We’re kind of getting things in the points and 11 rebounds. hope we can do well.” SNEAK PREVIEW! umbro ALSO REGISTER & WIN A proper order,” Tbbbs said. Tomba captures giant slalom any full-time starters back from the team “He’s an inside player but can also step Oklahoma has won 51 straight at Sunday, December 23 out there and shoot the 3," Ttibbs said of that finished last season No. 1 in the rank­ So is Duke. The Blue Devils’ losses home, lied with Arizona for the longest PENNZOIL RADIO CONTROLLED KRANJSKA GORA, Yugoslavia (AP) — Italy’s Al­ Lactmer, who al 6-foot-l 1 will be 2-3 in­ 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. berto Tomba flashed down an icy course and won a giant ings. came against Arkansas in the semifinals homecourt streak in the country, and has ches taller than any Sooner. “He gives won 114 of the past 116 games played in Special with iliis coupon otily in soccer slalom race Friday, giving him the overall lead in the of the preseason NIT and against Geor­ INDY RACE CAR “We’re making rapid progress,” said them great llcxibility.” Lloyd Noble Arena. World Cup standings. Oklalioma coach Billy Tbbbs, who has getown. Coach Mike Krzyzewski has, 1991 Donruss Box ’*‘16.25 like Tbbbs, been able to establish a rota­ Point guard Bobby Hurley, a “You have to be greatly impressed with Tomba was timed in 2 minutes, 24.96 seconds, beating won seven straight since losing to Arkan­ sophomoie, figures to get a test against runner-up Urs Kaclin of Switzerland by 0.53 seconds. tion using eight or nine players. tltat type of streak because it’s all games, PAP AUTO PARTS sas in the second round of tlie prcscason Oklahoma’s constant pressure. Aiiotlier Homeplate Baseball Cards T& c!? Christmas Eve Tomba’s victory, his third this season and 16th of his NIT. “1 tliink things are falling into place. and the Big Eight has been a tremendous 93 Bissell St. FARR'S CdRQUEST 307 East Center Street e difference, Krzyzewski said, is sophomore. Bill McCaffrey, is the team’s basketball conference for a long time, b^j Manchester Sm Dbtk®io°9 to 8 P.M. career, gave him 97 World Cup points. “We seem to still be doing the tilings age. Five of Duke’s top eight players are Manchester, CT 06040 second-leading scorer at 15 points per especially the last few years,” 645-9832 2 Main St. Downhill spiecialist Franz Heinzer of Switzerland, who we’re supposed to be doing. 1 think we’re freshmen and sophomores. game but has been bothered by a sprained Manchester did not compete Friday, was in second place after 10 getting a good feel for the team and the Krzyzewski said. ‘To be able to beat Mi’s- 643-7111 H ____ 649-3528 “They’re inexperienced as far as play­ ankle. ■souri, Kansas and these teams ... that’s an World Cup races with 76 points. pieces arc starting to fall into place.” ing wiiJi one another,” he said, “but 1 McCaffrey played about 10 minutes in unbelievable string.” 1 10—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 22, 1990—11 ^OREBOARD in B rief Syracuse mum on alleged violations Weekend scholastic slate SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Syracuse The PD,si-Standard said that LcRon officials were mum Friday on alleged im­ Ellis appeared ready to transfer to Hockey Football Transactions In ice hockey action today, Manchester High (2-1) will proprieties in the school’s basketball Nevada-Las Vegas in June 1989 after THE travel to Enfield to meet defending state Division II program as a newspaper questioned the Kentucky was hit with an NCAA proba­ NHL standings NFL standings BASEBALL ™ P Fcmi High (3-1) at the Enfield Twins Rink at recruitment of LcRon Ellis, the team’s tion blocking the Wildcats from playing AnwrlciR Iarqim 1:30 p.m. Meanwhile, Ea.st Catholic (1-1) will host Mal­ starling center, and former center George in the NCAA tournament for two seasons. WALES CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Announced they den (Mass.) Catholic at 6:15 p.m. al the Tri-Town Sports Patrick Division East will not otter contracts to Jim CortI and Dave Papadakos. “On the phone he told me he was com­ W L T Pet. PF Center in Cromwell. W L TPts GF GA PA Otto, pitchers, and Stava Howard, outfMdar. In a story stemming from iLs seven- ing,” said UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian, NY Rangers 20 12 5 45 141 113 y-Buffalo 12 2 0 ,857 390 220 National Laagiia In girls basketball action tonight. East Catholic (0-5) Philadelphia 19 16 4 42 130 125 y-Miami 11 3 0 .786 299 201 NEW YORK METS—Named Jerry Koosman month investigation of the Syracuse who.se national championship program New Jersey 17 13 6 40 1 41 123 Indianapolis 6 8 0 travels to New Britain to meet St. Thomas Aquinas at .429 229 302 roAcU/ minor-leegua pitching Instructor. Signed KaMn program, the Syracuse Post-Standard also is under fire for alleged im­ lAteshington I8 18 1 37 122 114 N.Y. Jets 4 10 0 .286 237 324 Torve, first baseman, and Orlando Mercado, 7:30. reported Friday that Ellis’ father, former Pittsburgh 17 16 3 37 150 135 New England 1 13 0 ,071 164 391 catcher. Announced they will not olfar a con­ proprieties. “He told everybody that. He NY Islanders 12 17 4 28 93 116 Central tract to Jeff Musselman, ^tchar. NBA player LcRoy Ellis, received a job told all our players. He told our coaches Adams Division Pittsburgh 8 6 0 .571 243 206 SAN DIEGO RADRES-Signed Larry Ander­ Whalers play two over weekend Boston from a Syracuse alumnus at about the that. In fact, his high school coach called 19 11 5 43 118 110 Houston 8 6 0 .571 351 253 sen, pitcher, to a two-year contract Armounead HARTFORD — The Hanford Whalers (14-17-4) will Montreal 16 16 4 36 112 114 Cir)cinnatJ 7 7 0 .500 299 318 they will not offer a contract to Rst Clamanis, lime LcRon Ellis decided to transfer from and told us that the kid had committed, Hartford 14 17 4 32 99 117 Cleveland 3 11 0 ,214 214 406 pitcher. play a pair of games at the Civic Center this weekend. Kentucky to Syracuse. was coming with us.” Buffalo 11 16 7 29 103 115 West SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Announced Tonight, the Whalers host the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:30. And F^padakos, a 7-footcr from Toron­ Quebec 8 21 7 23 101 154 y-LA Raiders 10 4 0 714 292 232 they will not offer a contract to Gary Eava, But in July 1988, Ellis said he would CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Kansas City 9 5 0 .643 324 226 («» pitcher. They entertain the Minnesota North Stars Sunday nichi to, told the Post-Standard that he back­ attend Syracuse instead. Norris Division Seattle 7 7 0 .500 259 264 at 7:30. BASKETBALL dated his letter of intent to attend “We were surprised,” Tarkanian .said. W L TPts GF GA San Diego 6 8 0 .429 282 240 National Baakalball Aaaoclallon The Whalers arc coming off a 4-2 loss to the Islanders Chicago 24 11 2 50 125 93 Denver 4 10 0 .286 297 344 NBA—Suspended Pervis Ellison, Washington Syracuse in 1982 and concocted a story to According to the Post-Standard, Ellis’ St. Louis 20 9 5 45 119 93 NATIONAL CONFERENCE contar, arxf Ffik Smita, Indiana canter, tor one Thursday night at the Nassau County Coliseum. hide the alleged impropriety. Detroit father received a license about a week 18 14 4 40 131 125 East * game and finad them $7,500 tor fighting In a Minnesota 10 20 6 W L Friday’s story followed by a day a later to work as a real estate salesman for 26 104 120 T Pci. PF PA game on Dec. 19. Fined Darrell Walker. UConn hoop hosts Fairfield Toronto 9 25 2 20 96 147 x-N.Y. Giants 11 3 0 .766 298 180 Vfeshington guard, $7,500 for not going to tie lengthy report in the Post-Standard in The Hickcr Co. Inc., a company that docs Smylhe Division y-Washinglon 9 5 0 .643 324 252 dressing room Immediately and verbally abus­ HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut bas­ which past and current players said they Calgary 20 12 4 44 148 113 y-Philadelphia 8 6 0 .571 356 275 ing an official attar the same game. business as the Cardinal Co. in Sherman Los Angeles ketball team (5-1), ranked 15th in the nation, will host in­ 18 10 5 41 137 109 Dallas 7 7 0 .500 234 265 FOOTBALL received cash from team boosters, free Oaks, Calif. The Hicker Co.’s owner, Vancouver 16 17 3 35 114 124 Phoenix 5 9 0 .357 216 349 National Football League trastate rival Fairfield University Sunday afternoon at 1 meals and merchandise from community Edmonton George Hickcr, was a teammate of 13 17 2 28 102 106 Central NEW YORK JETS—Placed Joe Kelly, at the Civic Center. businessmen and cut-rate automobiles. A Winnipeg 10 21 7 27 121 141 x-Chicago 10 4 0 .714 311 245 llnebeckor, on Injured reserve. Bocheim’s at Syracuse during the 1960s. Friday's Games Tampa Bay 6 a 0 .429 236 324 HOCKEY The Huskies have been idle, because of final exams, former player, Rodney Walker, said a NCAA rules prohibit a university or a No games schedul^ Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 241 301 - National Hockey Laagua since Dec. 12 when they buried New Hampshire, 85-32. grade was changed so he could play in a Saturday's Games Minnesota 6 8 0 .429 310 278 -CIV- LOS ANGELES KINGS—Announced that representative from arranging employ­ Toronto at Washington. 1:35 p.m. Detroit 5 9 key Big East Conference game in 1987. 0 .357 339 366 Frank Braault, right wing, will miss the Padres sign Larry Andersen ment for a prospective player’s relatives. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. West remainder of the season due to raconstuclivs The school said it would forward the Minr>esota at Boston, 7:35 p.m x-San Francisco 13 1 0 .929 323 Both Ellises denied that the job with 209 A.Millef, S.D. knee surgery. Philadelphia at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. New Orleans 6 6 0 57 872 15.3 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Moving to fill a void in right- Post-Standard report to the NCAA and .429 241 248 Toon, Jets PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Traded Rob Hickcr had anything to do with LcRon LA Rams 57 757 13,3 15 (Kerr 4), New Jersey 24 (Blaylock, Theus 7). PtHsburgh at N.Y. Islarxlers, 7:35 p.m. 5 9 0 .357 315 373 Brown, right wing, to the Hartford Whalera for handed relief, the San Diego Radres on Friday signed free cooperate if the association launches an Ellis’ choice of colleges. LcRon Ellis said New Jersey at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 302 345 Total touls—Cleveland 27, New Jersey 30. Punters Basketball Technicals—New Jersey Illegal defense. Scott \bung, right wing. agent pitcher Larry Andersen to a two-year contract. investigation. The NCAA would not say he did not know of his father’s hiring Edrrxjnton at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. x-clinched division title American Hockey Laagua Los Angeles at Vancouver. 8,05 p.m. y-clinched playoff berth NO Yds t The deal includes a club option for the 1993 season. whether it would take any action. Horan, Don. CAPITAL DISTRICT ISLANDERS-Recallod before he committed to Syracuse. Detroit at Winnipeg. 8.05 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 49 2185 6 76ers126, Heat 102 Stark, Ind. Doug Rckall, left wing, from Richmond of the Andersen will earn $4.4 million for the next two seasons Syracuse coach Jim Bocheim declined Chicago at St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 12:30 p.m. 65 2824 6 ”I had no idea,” LcRon said. “He goes, Johnson, Cin. NBA standings PHILADELPHIA (126) East Coast Hockey League. Sunday’s Games 54 2300 71 and the deal will be worth $6 million if the Padres pick to discuss the allegations following the Los Angeles Raiders at Minnesota. 4 p.m. Roby. Mia. EASTERN CONFERENCE Barkley 5-10 14-14 25, Mahom 1-3 1-2 3. COLLEGE ‘By the way, it just so happens that the Quebec at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Washington at Irxfianapolis, 8 p.m. 63 2608 6: Gminski 511 2-2 12, Green 7-10 4-4 18, Haw­ up the option year. Hanson, N.E. Atlantic Division NORTHEASTERN—Named Tom Lamb of- Orangemen’s game Thursday night guy I am going to be working for at the Minriesota at Hartford. 7:05 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23 79 3255 6! Donnelly, Sea. W L Pci. GB kins 8-16 7-8 25, Anderson 3-6 4-4 10. Bol 3-4 lansiva coordinator. Last season, Andersen made $1.065 million. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 59 2418 5 against Towson State. Athletic officials real estate (office), he’s a Syracuse alum.’ Prokop, Jots Boston 21 4 .840 0-0 6, Turner 2-4 0-0 4. Williams 5 9 4-5 14, NORTHERN COLORADO—Named Billy Boston at N.Y. Flangers, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Rttsburgh, 1 p.m. 56 2274 51 Andersen, 37, spent most of the 1990 season with referred telephone calls for comment Kidd, S.D, Philadelphia 17 8 .680 Oliver 3-5 2-2 8, Payne 0-4 1-2 1. Totals 42-82 Campfiekf assistant football coach and minority And he goes, ‘I didn’t tell you because I N.Y. Islarxiers at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia. 1 p.m. 55 2209 5! 3543 126. Tuton, Buff. New Nbrk 11 13 .458 recruiting coordinator. Houston, where he was 5-2 with six saves and a 1.95 Friday to university spokesman Robert Toronto at Now Jersey. 7:45 p.m. Miami at Buffalo, 1 p m. 44 1747 5I didn’t want it to influence your decision.’ Now Jersey 10 14 .417 MIAMI (102) WEST GEORGIA—Named David Dugan ath­ ♦1 Vancouver at Edmonton. 8:05 p.m. Barker. K.C. 57 2230 51 ERA in 50 relief appearances. The nine-year veteran was Hill, who did not return calls. New England at New Ybrk Jets, 1 p.m. Washington 9 15 Long 2-4 0-0 4, Thompson 1-4 1-2 3, Seikaly letic director. Detroit at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. .375 Los Angeles Hams at Atlanta. 1 p.m. Miami 5 19 .208 510 1-4 11, Douglas 8-10 4-6 20, Flico 10-17 traded to the Boston Red Sox in August and appeared in Syracuse, the nation’s top-drawing col­ Bocheim said he also was unaware that Tampa Bay at Chicago. 1 p m. Punt Returners 5-6 25. Edwards 2-9 0-0 4, Burton 5 9 4-6 4, NO Yds Avg LG Cantral Division 15 games for the American League East champions, lege basketball team, has been in The As­ Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. Milwaukee Kessler 4-11 4-5 12, Coles 6-8 1-2 13, Hickcr had hired LcRoy Ellis, but he real­ Verdin, Ind. 27 345 12.8 36 17 7 .708 going 0-0 with 1 save and a 1.23 ERA. New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Chicago Sundvold 2-7 2-2 6, Askins 0-1 0-0 0. Totals sociated Press’ national rankings con­ ized immediately the possibility that iiiK t - r N i Th« A««oclit»^rds Rush Indiana 137, Chartone 114 2.Totals 4588 14-17 114. until it snaps. whether inadvertant or deliberate. Day 369 76 61 54 3,229,763 Pass Thomas, Buff. Carol Bagshaw 175461. Carolyn Wilson 498, B. Alan Sugg, president of the University of Arkansas Pittsburgh LA Lakers 33 19 33 18—103 in many different ways,” said Bo Bahnsen, assistant ath­ 3530 1395 2135 Allen, Raiders Philadelphia 126, Miami 102 Firoza SivjM 453. ”... We restrict a lot of day-to-day activities by ath­ Raiders 3741 Now Jersey 111, Cleveland 103 Chicago 36 20 34 24— 114 system. Sugg referred calls to UAPB Chancellor Charles Texas A&M and UNLV are on the NCAA hotseat at Horses 1449 2292 White. Hou. letic director in charge of compliance at Louisiana Slate. letes because they are athletes,” Bahnsen said. “Most stu­ Miami 3-Point goals—Los Angolas 7-14 (Johnson Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Purses 3802 1502 2300 Brown, Cin. Chicago 114, LA Lakers 103 A. Walker, who did not return them. present and Syracuse could be next on the spot. San Diego Detroit 113, Atlanta 87 4-7, Perkins 2-3, Scott 1-2, Wforthy 0-1, Green Twice a week, the NCAA Legislative Services Dcpari- dents have some kind of part-time job. But an athlete Unbridled 11 4 3 2 $3,718,149 3809 1284 2525 Brooks, Cin. Houston Washington 87, New >brk 85 0- 1). Chicago 2-6 (Ftoxson 2-4, Jordan 0-2). There was no answer at Cooley’s office. His home At Texas A&M, there are allegations that Tony Scott, a ment meets to interpret the rules contained in the Manual Izvestia 11 8 1 1 a486,667 3949 1274 2675 Butts. S.D. can’t work while he or she is under scholarship. These Buffalo Milwaukee at Dallas, (n) Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Los Angeles Radio, TV Criminal Type 11 7 2 0 2,270,290 3999 1646 2353 Givins. Hou. telephone number is not listed. transfer from Syracuse, arrived under shady circumstan­ and consider possible violations. Their decisions are not Seattle San Antonio al Phoenix, (n) 41 (Johnson 9), Chicago 48 (Jordan 15). As­ are the rules of the NCAA. The position is it’s a privilege Bayakoa 10 7 2 0 1.234.406 4170 1417 2753 Green. Pitt. ces. UNLV is leafing through a list of 29 violations, the Kansas City Porlfand at LA Clippers, (n) sists—Los Angoios 22 (Johnson 14), Chicago TTiree sources, including two from the UAPB athletic published. “It’s difficult to keep up with,” Bahnsen said. Summer Squall 7 4 2 0 1.222.356 4450 1441 3009 Hogo, Pitt. to play and you play by the rules." Cleveland 34 (Rppon, Jordan 9). department, who sought anonymity, told the Pine Bluff Flying Continental 4559 1757 2802 Reed, Buff. Saturday's Games Today Denver Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. o 7 3 1 1 1,096,700 4836 1765 3071 Smith. Mia. Commercial that Cooley was out. Irxfianapolis 4840 1874 New Jersey at Now Vfark, 7:30 p.m. Pistons 113, Hawks 87 12:30 pm . — Lions at Flackers, Channel 3, Ruhlmann 7 2 1 2 1.095,800 2966 WFAN (AM660) New England 4908 2224 2684 Dotrpit at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. ATLANTA (87) With Approval 11 5 3 1 1,043,840 Kicking Wilkins 7-15 3-5 17, Willis 4-11 4-6 12. Kon- 1 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Woolridge undergoing surgery Jets 4916 1857 3059 Utah at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Bills’ division chances now rest with Reich Thirty Six Red 13 3 1 4 1.040.535 Cincinnati PAT FG LG Pts Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. cak 4-14 1-1 9, Vfebb 1-2 0-0 2, Rivers 2-8 2-2 Rhode Island. Channel 18. WNEZ (AM-910) Best F^l 6 6 1 0 1,026,195 4956 1902 3054 Lowery, K.C. DENVER (AP) — Denver Nuggets forward Orlando s 34-34 28-31 48 118 Phoenix at Houston, 8:30 p.m. 6, Malone 0-2 3-4 3. Battle 511 5 7 22. 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: f^rtland at Norwood. Buff. J 3 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 45-47 19-28 48 102 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Moncrief 0-3 0-0 0, Ferrell 1-2 1-2 3, FtoWnson Notre Dame, SportsChannol, WBIS (AM-1120) Woolridge, enjoying his finest NBA season and among By The Associated Press The Bills have won all three games in which Reich has HARNESS RACING Treadwell, Den. Moon in a 27-10 win over Kansas City last week, are tied OFFENSE 31- 33 49 22-29 97 Dallas al Denver, 9:30 p.m. 1- 5 4-4 6. Wilson 2-7 1-2 5. McCormick 1-10-0 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: Georgetown started, all of them last season, and should they do it Through Dec. 5 Stoyanovich, Mia. 32- 32 21-23 2. Totals 31-81 2533 87. at Ohio State, Chs. 8,40 tlie league’s top scorers, was to undergo surgery Friday for first place in the AFC Central with Pittsburgh, with Yards Rush Pass Sacramento at Seattle, 10 p.m. Money«winning Horses Arxlerson, Pitt 25-25 20-23 DETROIT (113) If quarterback Frank Reich remains perfect, the Buf­ again Sunday against Miami at Buffalo they will clinch San Francisco 5159 1438 3721 Minnesota at Golden Stale, 10.-30 p.m. 2 p.m. — Tennis: Tennis Challenge: Pete to repair a detached retina in the right eye that could the Bengals one game back. The Oilers beat Cincinnati 1, Beach Towel, $2,091,860. 2. Jake And El- Breech, Cin, 34-35 17-21 Sampras vs. Michael Chang, NESN Philadelphia 5030 2204 2826 Sunday's Games Rodman 4-6 0-0 8, Edwards 9-15 5 5 24, sideline him as long as two months. falo Bills will become a National Football League the American Ccnfcrcnce East title. wood. $1,335,031. 3, Artsplace 1,180,271. 4. Rams Johnson, Sea. 28-29 19-28 Laimboor 2-5 2-2 6, Dumars 9-17 5 6 24. 3:45 p.m. — College basketball: Duke at Ok­ 48-17 at Houston Oct. 14. Apache's Fame. $1,157,732. 5, Ole Laughing, 4823 1435 3388 Leahy. Jets Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m., compietion of division champion for the third straight year. Reich will start in place of Jim Kelly, who is oul in­ Washington 25-25 20-23 suspended game Thomas 3-6 1-2 7, Johnson 5 8 1-2 11, Salley lahoma, Channel 3 The surgery was to be performed at Porter Hospital by Browns (3-11) at Steelers (8-6): The Steelers offense $1,142,322. 6. Miss Easy. $1,128,956. 7. Har­ 4796 1733 3063 Jaeger, Raiders Atlanta 34-36 14-17 Utah al Miami, 7:30 p.m. 4-6 2-2 10, Aguirre 6-11 1-2 13, Bedford 5 6 0-0 4 p.m. — College basketball: Florida State at Dr. Ken Hovland, a retina specialist. definitely with a left knee injury. monious, $1,033,942. 8, Embassy Lobell, 4531 1299 3232 Carney. S.D. hasn’t scored a touchdown in two weeks, but they Chicago 4430 24-24 17-18 Sacramento at LA Clippers, 9 p.m, 6, Rollins 1-10-0 2 Hastings 1-1 5 0 2, Blanks UNLV, Chs. 8,40 $1,005,175. 9. Dorunrun Bluegrass, $851,755. 2216 2220 Doctors said it was too early to determine the severity Buffalo, 12-2 and 7-0 at home, holds a one-game lead Detroit 4432 Denver at Porlfand, 10 p.m. 0-0 0-00. Totals 47-82 18-21 113, 4 p.m. — Ftaiders at Vikings, Channel 30, managed to split because of kicker Gary Anderson, and 10. Topnotcher, $800,501. 1672 2760 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE over the Dolphins, who beat the Bills 30-7 Sept. 16, but Minnesota 4354 Minnesota at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta 26 24 17 20— 87 WFAN (AM660) of the injury or the exact recovery time that would be re­ Money*winning Drivers 1682 2672 Quarterbacks are still alive for their 10th AFC Central title. The Giants 4133 1673 Detroit 31 25 28 29— 113 7 p.m. — North Stars at Bruins, NESN 1. JofYi Campbell. $11,516,147. 2. Michel 2460 AttCom YdsTD Int quired, but a team physician speculated that Woolridge Browm beat Pittsburgh 13-3 on opening day. Greon f^ay 4065 1201 2864 NBA results 3- Ftoinl goals—Atlanta 0-7 (Wilkins 0-1, Wbbb7:30 p.m, — Nets at Knicks, MSG (not avail- Lachance. $7,018,794. 3, Doug Brown, Cunningham, Phil. 418 242 3150 27 ablo to all areas), WFAN (AM-660) could miss up to two months of the season. Tampa Bay 4028 1457 2571 10 0- 1, Wilson 0-1, Rivers 0-2, Moncriel 0-2), Chiefs (9-5) at Chargers (6-8): The Chiefs can clinch Simms. Giants 311 184 2284 15 4 Detroit 1-1 (Edwards 1-1). Fouled oul—None. 7:30 p.m. — Flyers at Whalers, SportsChan­ NFL Roundup $5,683,329. 4. Cat Manz!, $5,282,046. 5, Bill New Orlf#ans 4014 1672 2342 Pacers 137, Hornets 114 Woolridge, who is tied for third in scoring in the NBA a wild card berth with a victory. Kansas City beat the Phoenix Montana, S.F, 500 311 3856 26 15 Rebounds—Atlanta 45 (Wilkins 7), Detroit 51 nol. WTIC (AM-1080) O'Donnell. $4,260,839. 6. Bill Fahy, $3,972,482. 3956 1755 2201 Peote, Dot. CHARLOTTE (114) with a 29.0 average, apparently sustained the injury in a Dallas 218 118 1655 13 6 (Rodman 11). Assists—Atlanta 14 (Robinson, 8 p.m. — Redskins at Colts, Chs. 8. 40 Chargers 27-10 Nov. 18, but San Diego has won three 7. Henre Fillon, $3,924,946. 8. Ron Wciles. 3731 1379 2352 Harbaugh, Chi. Gilliam 7-12 4-5 18, Newman 9-15 3-4 21, who have not won at Buffalo since 1986. The Dolphins, $3,674,263. 9. Dave Magee, $3,322,620. 10 312 180 2178 10 6 Wilson 3). Detroit 36 (Thomas 13). Total 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Loyola collision during Denver’s game against Phoenix last straight games at home. Evorett, Rams 478 Field 5-12 3-4 13, Bogues 3-8 0-0 6, Chapmari Steve Condren, $3,024,903. DEFENSE 272 3528 21 15 louls—Atlanta 21, Detroit 21. Technicals—Bed- Marymount at Georgia Tech. ESPN Saturday. who have clinched a playoff spot, can win the division Rypien, Wash. 241 132 1649 13 8 4-12 0-0 8, Gattison 5-6 3-4 13, Curry 6-10 3-3 lord. Detroit coach Daly 2. Detroit Illegal 10 p.m. — College basketball: Fordham at St. Saints (6-8) at 49ers (13-1): The 49ers have clinched Dash-winning Drivers >ferds Rush Pfiss Miller, Atl. 388 222 2735 17 14 15, Tripucka 1-4 0-0 2. Gill 3-6 6-6 12, Keys 1-2 delensa. Ejections—Thomas, Detroit coach John's. MSG (delayed) by beating the Bills, then winning their final regular- 1, Herve Fillon. 610. 2, Cal Manzi. 587. 3. Giants 3496 1235 2261 the NFC West and home field advantage throughout the Tostaverdo, T.B. 317 175 2503 14 14 0-2 2. Hoppen 1-2 0-0 2, Scheffler 1-2 0-0 2. Daly. A—21,454. season game against Indianapolis. John Campbell, 533. 4. Walter Case Jr., 531. 5. San Francisco 3800 1076 2724 10 p.m. — High school basketball: Great Bears’ rookie Washington killed Majkowski, G.B. 264 150 1925 10 12 Totals 46-91 22-28114. Florida ShootouL NESN (tape) NFC playoffs. The Saints will be fighting to stay in con­ Gaetan Lamy, 429. 6, Jack Moiseyev. 404. 7, Chicago 3900 1350 2550 INDIANA (137) Bullets 87, Knicks 85 LAKE FOREST, 111. (AP) — Chicago Bears rookie Week 15 of the NFL season kicks off Saturday with tention for the remaining NFC wild card berth. Ron Marsh, 393. 8, Mario Baillargeon, 383. 9. Minnesota 3956 1828 2128 11 p.m. — Collage basketball: Calilornia at Rushers Person 14-19 6-8 34, SchrempI 6-9 2-2 14, UC-Irvine, SportsChannel the Los Angeles Raiders at Minncsout, Detroit at Green Dave F^one, 376. 10. Dave Magee. 370. Dallas 4096 1614 2482 NEW YOFIK (85) defensive tackle Fred Washington was killed in a one-car Giants (11-3) at Cardinals (5-9): Jeff Hostetler will Att Yds Avg LG TD Thompson 5-7 0-0 10, Fleming 9-9 8-8 26. Philadelphia 4124 1022 3102 Oakloy 510 2-2 12, Vandeweghe 5 9 4-4 10, Bay and Washington at Indianapolis. B.Sanders. Det. 227 1148 5.1 145 11 Miller 8-17 1-1 20, K.Williams 0-3 0-0 0. Wit- Sunday crash Friday, robbing the team of its second-round draft start at quarterback for the Giants in place of Phil Simms, QUARTERHORSE LEADERS New Orleans 4165 1296 2869 Ewing 9-13 2-8 20, Jackson 0-4 1-2 1, Byner, VWsh. 255 1031 4.0 22 6 tmanl-1 1-1 3, Dreiling 1-4 2-2 4, Sanders 6-12 choice. Sunday’s schedule has Houston at Cincinnati, Through Dec. 10 Washington 4208 1449 2759 G.VTilkins 3-11 1-2 7. E.Wilkins 4-6 0-0 8. 1 p.m. — Patriots al Jets, WCBS (AM-880) who is out for the remainder of the regular season with a Anderson, Chi. 249 1010 4.1 52 10 2- 2 14, M.Williams 1-2 6-6 8, McCloud 2-4 0-0 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, Kansas City at San Diego, New Horses Phoenix 4474 1981 2493 Starks 6-12 0-1 12 K.Walker 4-5 5 0 8, Tucker 1 p.m. — Cowboys at Eagles, Channel 3 W^hington’s female companion, Peua Stoll, 22, of Johnson, Phoo. 204 845 4.1 41 5 4, Totals 53 87 28-30 137. sprained right foot. The Giants, the NFC East champions, 1. Refngerator. $1,089.90Z 2, Quick Fun. Green Day 4717 1706 2- 5 0-0 5 Muslal 1-1 0-0 2 Totals 37-76 15191 p.m. — Dolphins at Bills, Chs. 22, 30 Orleans at San Francisco, the New York Giants at at 3011 E.Smith. Dali. 211 842 4.0 148 11 Charlotte 27 26 32 29— 114 Palatine, also died in the crash about two miles from the $366,623. 3. Apprehend. $330,623. 4. Special Tampa Bay 4 794 1949 85. 1 p.m. — Hawks at Celtics (completion of can clinch a first-round bye with a victory. Phoenix, 2845 Cunningham, Phil. 110 828 7.5 152 5 Phoenix, Dallas at Philadelphia, Tampa Bay at Chicago, Project $328,49Z 5. Takin On The Cash. Rams 4862 1444 Indiana 37 31 39 30— 137 WASHINGTON (87) suspended Nov. 28 game), SportsChannel, player’s home. which lost 20-19 to the Giants on Matt Bahr’s game-en­ 3418 Gary, Rams 182 713 3,9 48 $314,544. 6. Strait To The Bank, $254 214 7 Atlanta 4891 13 3-Point goals—Charlotte 0-5 (Newman 0-1, Grant 10-16 0-0 20, King 523 0-0 16. Jonas WDRC (AM-1360) the Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta, New England at the 1237 3654 Anderson, Gianis 205 695 3.4 He was a coach’s dream, a player who never com­ 15 ding field goal Oct. 21, have an outside chance for a wild Signed To Fly. $249,940. 8. See Me Gone.’ Detroit 28 11 Bogues 0-1, Chapman 0-3), Indiana 3-9 (Millar 1- 2 0-0 2, D,Walker 4-9 2-2 10, Wbrkman 513 1 p.m. — College basketball: Fairfield at 5060 2157 2903 Walker, Minn. 160 654 4.1 New York Jets and Denver at Seattle. $210,391. 9. Vital Sign, $209,148. 10. Moons tS8 4 3- 5, Person 0-1, McCloud 0-1, Sanders 0-2). 5 6 21, Foster 1-2 0 6 2 Eackles 0-2 5 0 0. UConn, WPOP (AM-1410), WILI (AM-1400) plained, an outstanding young man,” coach Mike Diika card spot. G.Anderson, T.B 159 638 4.0 Raiders (10-4) at Vikings (6-8): The Raiders can High. $199,994. 22 3 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Charlotte 45 Hammonds 4 6 0 6 8, Alarle 1-4 5 0 2, Endish 2 p.m. — Skiing: World Cup, Channel 8 said. “We’re going to try and dedicate the rest of the year Cowboys (7-7) at Eagles (8-6): Dallas, which is on a Trainers NFL individual statistics (Reid 8), Indiana 42 (Thompson 8). As­ 3 6 0-0 6. Totals 40-83 7-8 87. 4 p.m. — Gianis at Cardinals. Channel 3. clinch the AFC West by winning if Kansas City loses to Receivers sists—Charlotte 26 (Bogues 11), Irxliana 35 WPOP to Fred.” four-game winning streak, can make the NFC playoffs 1, Jack Brooks. $1,659,372. 2. Blane AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Nawlrfark 23 22 22 18—85 San Diego. Minnesota, which still can make the playoffs, Schvaneveidt $1,449,140. 3 Dwayne Gilbreath. NO Yds Avg LGTD (Fleming, Miller 6). Total fouls—Charlotte 27, In­ Quarterbacks Rice, S.F. Wishington 28 22 20 17—87 4 p.m. — Saints at 49ers, WBIS (AM-1120) The Bears planned a memorial service for Washington by winning its final two games. The Eagles, who are in $1,362,749. 4. Daryn Charlton. $838,193. 5. 87 1342 15.4 164 12 diana 23. Technical—Indiana Illegal delensa. is back in the Metrodome. All the Vikings’ wins have AttCom YdsTD Int Risen, Atl. 3-Point goals—Now York 1-7 (Tucker 1-2, 4 p.m. — Motorsports: BMW Vintage Fall on Saturday — a day before they host the Tampa Bay the playoffs, have beaten the Cowboys six straight times. Caesar Dominguez, $753,521. 6, Bob Baffert 77 1159 15.1 175 10 A— 10,175. Jackson 0-1, Starks 0-4), V/ashington 0-1 Faslival, ESPN (taped) Kelly, Buff. 346 219 2829 24 9 Byars, Phil. been under domes. $687,981. 7, Arnold Simmons. $663,466. 8, 73 7 58 1 0.4 54 3 (Alarie 0-1). Eoulod out—Starks. Buccaneers. Buccaneers (6-8) at Bears (10-4): The Buccaneers Moon, Hou. 536 33 7 4401 32 1 2 Clark, Wash. 7:30 p.m. — North Stars al Whalers, Don Farris, $596,399. 9. Ed Giles, $528,933. 68 1012 14 9 Nets 111, Cavaliers 103 Rebounds-Now York 46 (Oakley 12), SportsChannel, WTIC Lions (5-9) at Ptickcrs (6-8): Blair Kiel will start for DeBerg, K.C. 385 214 2917 21 4 Ellard, Rams 66 1089 16.5 Washington’s car struck a tree. Deputy Pblice Chief still have a slim chance of reaching the playoffs. The 10. Flodney Hart $524,773. CLEVELAND (103) Washington 46 (GranL King. Jones. D.Wblker. 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Flangers, MSG (not the Rickers, who still have a chance at a wild card berth. Schrooder, Raiders 297 161 2453 14 9 Johnson, Det. 62 634 11.0 Gary Wieezorek said. The victims were pronounced dead NFC Central Division-winning Bears have beaten the Jockeys Nance 9-18 4-6 22, Brown 6-11 1-1 13, Workman 6). Assists—Now Vbrk 18 (Starks 6), available to all areas), NESN Marino, Mia, 462 268 3084 18 10 Sharpe, G.B. 61 1017 16.7 Kiel is subbing for Anthony Dilwcg (sprained arch), who 1. Kip Didericksen, $2,480,684. 2. Bruce Daugherty 6-20 8-9 20, ENo 3-8 6-6 13, Kerr Washington 22 (Grant, D.Walkor 6). Total 8 p.m, — Broncos at Seahawks, ESPN at the scene. The accident happened at about 2:30 a m Bucs 13 of their last 16 meetings. Elway, Don, 441 262 3195 14 12 A.Carter, Minn. 60 870 14.5 Pllkenton, $1,127,341. 3, Danny Cardoza, 4- 6 3-4 11, Ferry 3-6 1-2 7. Vblontine 6-8 3-5 louls—Now York 15, Washington 21. WFAN (AM-660) took over for Don Majkowski, who is out for the season Brisler, Pitt. 342 198 2346 16 13 Monk, VWsh. 58 658 11.3 CST. Rams (5-9) at Falcons (3-11): The Falcons, who $1,100,728. 4. Steve Treasure, $876.71Z 5, 15, Wbodson 1-4 0-0 ^ Totals 38-81 26-33 1 03. with a shoulder injury. Krieg, Sea. 389 230 2860 14 17 E.Martin, N.O. 57 799 14.0 Weather conditions were good at the time and no have lost 18 straight road games, will be looking to snap Eddie Garcia. $658,423 . 6. Jacky Martin, Esiason, Cin. 365 203 2693 20 20 NEW JERSEY (111) Th * Assoclatsd Praai Morris 5-12 0 0 11. Coleman 6-14 4-6 17, Redskins (9-5) at Colts (6-8): The Redskins, who are $830,740. 7, John Creager, $764,306. B, Gary O'Brien, Jets 380 204 2543 11 10 Punters evidence of alcohol or other drugs was found in the car, a siring of seven straight losses to the Rams. Sumpter. $758,442. 9, Henry Garcia, $738,568. Bowie 3-7 1-2 7, Blaylock 5-12 5-6 IS, Theus STARTER — Jeff Hostetler will start tor the in the playoffs, will be meeting the Colts, who still hope NO Yds registered to Stoll, Wieezorek said. 10, James Lackey. $717,393. LG Avg 8-16 6-7 22, Haley 4-5 5-5 13, Gorvin 6-12 4-4 PENNZOIL Patriots (1-13) at Jets (4-10): The fturiots have lost Rushers Landota, Giants 64 2790 to make the playoffs. This is their first meeting since 67 43.6 17, Dudley 2-5 1-1 5. Lee 0-0 0-0 0, Conner 2-2 New York Giants at quarterback when they 12 straight games, and the Jets have lost five straight. An Yds Avg LGTD Barnhardt, N.O. 57 2476 TENNIS 0-0 4.Tolals 41-85 26-31 111. Jury makes $14.3 million award 1984 when Washington won 35-7. Butts, S.D. 265 1225 4.6 52 8 Saxon, Dali, 67 2894 take on the Phoenix Cardinals on Sunday. He Broncos (4-10) at Seawhawks (7-7): The Seahawks Woman Cleveland 24 31 23 25—103 SPECIAL CASE SALE Thomas. Buff. 236 1143 4.8 180 to Camarillo, Phoe. 60 2572 Oilers (8-6) at Bengals (7-7): The Oilers, who got a 1 NEW YORK (AP) — A Manhattan jury awarded must win to stay in the hunt for a wild card spot. The Through Dec. 16 Humphrey. Don. 250 1058 4.2 137 5 Newsome, Minn. Now Jersey 23 26 24 38— 111 replaces the injured Phil Simms. 67 2843 3-Poinl goals—Clovoiand 1-4 (Ehio 1-2, Kerr 525-yard, ihrcc-touchdown performance from Warren WITA Money Leaden Wbrd, K.C. 158 836 5 3 153 3 Feagles, Phil. $14.3 million Friday to a former ballerina who was Broncos have beaten Seattle three straight times. 64 2663 0-2), Now Jorsoy 3-4 (Morris 1-1, Coleman 1-1, 1. Steffi Graf, $1,921,853. 2, Monica Seles, Okoye, K.C, 228 751 3.3 32 6 Fulhago, Atl. paralyzed from the waist down after a 1983 crash in a car 62 2566 Gorvin 1-1, Theus 0-1). Ftoulod out—None. ‘ Z-7 10,20,30,40.50 M3“/case $1,637,222. 3, Martina Navratilova, $1,330,794. Fenner, Sea. 184 734 4.0 36 11 Royals, T.B. 4, Gabriela Sabatini, $975,490. 5, Jana Novot­ 63 2604 Flobounds—Cleveland 51 (Nance 9), New Jer­ driven by former New York Yankee infieldcr Andre Brooks, Cin. 158 719 4.6 35 4 Buford, Chi. 69 2813 na, $645,500. 6, Zina Garrison, $602,203. 7, Hoge, Pitt, 182 696 3.8 141 5 sey 48 (Morris, Coleman 8). Assists—Cleveland Z-7 5W-30,10W-30 M 4“ /case Robertson. Helena Sukova, $562,715. 8, Mary Joe Fernan­ Smitti, Mia. 188 695 3.7 33 7 The money goes to Shenikwa Dawn Nowlin, 31, who Duke, Oklahoma fives searching for answers dez, $518,366. 9, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Stephens, N.E. 182 683 3.8 26 2 Z-7 10W-40.20W-50 ^15“ /case $517,662. 10, Natalia Zvereva, $462,770. at 14 was the Dance Theater of Harlem’s youngest mem­ By OWEN CANFIELD The Sooners are averaging 116 points think they’re a little bit ahead of us as far Virginia Slims Points Receivers ber and who is now a Dallas lawyer. From her wheel­ a victory over Harvard on Wednesday 1, VeroniKa Martinek, 110. 2. Donna Faber, FARR'S HAS IT ALL! The Associated Press per game, second-highest in the counU7 . as adapting to their roles and one another. MO Yds Avg LG TD chair in the courtroom, she thanked the jury after the ver­ night but wasn’t able to practice 75. 3 (tie). Luciana Corsato and Floroncia Reod, Buff. 888 13.3 Brent Price, who sat out last season after “We’re very young,” he said. “You’ll Labat. 50. Hill, llou. 935 14.6 dict. Thursday. Krzyzewski said he expects Men NORMAN, Okla. — Duke and Ok­ transferring from South Carolina, has see it in warmups. Every second guy Givins, Hou, 872 13.6 SALE ENDS DECEMBER 29, 1990 The state Supreme Court jury made the city liable for McCaffrey to play Saturday, but his time Through Dec. 9 Williams, Sea. 614 9.7 lahoma, two teams that started the year stepped in nicely and leads the team with shaves. Even the guys that shave skip a could be limited. ATP Tour Money Leaders 67 percent of the award to Nowlin due to improper place­ Jetfiros, Hou. 881 14,2 with several questions, meet Saturday in a a 25-point average. few days. So it’s a young team, but it’s a 1, Stefan Edborg, $1,995,901. 2 Andie Agas­ Bentley, Ind. 573 9,4 ment of a sign warning of a curve on the West Side High­ “It’s a good game for us with the si, $1,741,382 3, Boris Becker, $1,587,502. 4 game that will help both coaches figure Kcrmii Holmes, a junior who had never good team. 1 really like our team, but I’m Duncan, Hou. 711 11.9 um bro way. young team we have,” Krzyzewski said. Nan Lendl, $1,145,742. Paigo, K.C. 922 15,9 out how far they have come. started before this year, is eighth in the aware of our weaknesses.” ‘To play a team the caliber of Oklahoma The five women and one man found Robertson 33 per­ country witli 13 rebounds per game and is Ninth-ranked Duke (7-2) had just two He’s got a definite strength in center on their home court early in the year cent responsible because he admittedly exceeded the 40 averaging 22 points. Christian Lacttncr, who averages 20 .m m i L mph speed limit as he entered the curve. starters back from last year’s Final Four should give us a lot of experience. I just # team. No. 11 Oklahoma (8-1) didn’t have “We’re kind of getting things in the points and 11 rebounds. hope we can do well.” SNEAK PREVIEW! umbro ALSO REGISTER & WIN A proper order,” Tlibbs said. Tomba captures giant slalom any full-time starters back from the team Fie s an inside player but can also step Oklahoma has won 51 straight at Sunday, December 23 out there and shoot the 3,” 1\tbbs said of that finished last season No. 1 in the rank­ So is Duke. The Blue Devils’ losses home, lied with Arizona for the longest PENNZOIL RADIO CONTROLLED KRANJSKA GORA, Yugoslavia (AP) — Italy’s Al­ Laciuicr, who at 6-fool-11 will be 2-3 in­ 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. ings. came against Arkansas in the semifinals homecourt streak in the country, and has berto Tomba flashed down an icy course and won a giant ches taller than any Sooner. “Fie gives S|xx;ial wiili (hi.s coupon only n soccer of the preseason NIT and against Geor­ won 114 of the pa-^l 116 games played in INDY RACE CAR slalom race Friday, giving him the overall lead in the “We’re making rapid progress,” said them great flexibility.” Lloyd Noble Arena. World Cup standings. Oklahoma coach Billy Tlibbs, who has getown. Coach Mike Krzyzewski has, Point guard Bobby Hurley, a “You have to be greatly impressed wiili 1991 Donruss Box H6.25 Tomba was timed in 2 minutes, 24.96 seconds, beating won seven straight since losing to Arkan­ like Tbbbs, been able to establish a rota­ sophomoie, figures to get a test against that type of streak because it’s all games, runner-up Urs Kaelin of Switzerland by 0.53 seconds. sas in the second round of llie preseason tion using eight or nine players. PAP AUTO PARTS Oklahoma’s constant pressure. Anotlter and the Big Eight has been a uemendous Homeplate Baseball Cards Mon.-Wed. 9-9 Christmas Eve Tomba’s victory, his third this season and 16th of his NIT. “I iliink things are falling into place. Thurs.-Sat. 9-10 (dftOUEST ”■ c difference, Krzyzewski said, is sophomore, Bill McCaffrey, is the team’s basketball conference for a long lime, bm 93 Bissell St.'^ Manchester FARR'S 307 East Center Street career, gave him 97 World Cup points. “We seem to still be doing the things Sun. Dec. 2310-9 to 8 P.M. age. Five of Duke’s top eight players are second-leading scorer at 15 points per especially the last few years,” 2 Main St. Manchester, CT 06040 Downhill specialist Franz Heinzer of Switzerland, who we’re supposed to be doing. 1 tliink we’re ^ 6 4 5 -9 8 3 2 freshmen and sophomores. game but has been bothered by a sprained Krzyzewski said. ‘To be able to beat Mis­ Manchester 643-7111 ____ 649-3528 did not compete Friday, was in second place after 10 getting a good feel for the team and the “They’re inexperienced as far as play­ ankle. World Cup races with 76 points. souri, Kansas and these teams... that’s an pieces are starting to fall into place.” ing wilii one another,” he .said, “but I McCaffrey played about 10 minutes in unbelievable suing.” 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990— 11 ^OREBOARD In B r ie f . . . Syracuse mum on alleged violations Weekend scholastic slate SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Syracuse The Post-Standard said that LcRon officials were mum Friday on alleged im­ Ellis appeared ready to transfer to Hockey Football In ice hockey action today, Manchester High (2-1) will Transactions proprieties in the school’s basketball Nevada-Las Vegas in June 1989 after travel to Enfield to meet defending state Division II 'Ti-J 7UE program as a newspaper questioned the Kentucky was hit with an NCAA proba­ c h ^ p Fermi High (3-1) at the Enfield Twins Rink at NHL standings NFL standings BASEBALL recruitment of LcRon Ellis, the team’s tion blocking the Wildcats from playing Amerlcati Lm q im 1. JO p.m. Meanwhile, East Catholic (1-1) will host Mal­ WALES CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE starting center, and former center George in the NCAA tournament for two seasons. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Annourxwd they den (Mass.) Catholic at 6:15 p.m. at the Tri-Town Sports Patrick Division East will not offer contracts to Jim Corsi and Dave Rapadakos. “On the phone he told me he was com­ W L TPts GF GA W L T Pet. PF Otto, pitchers, and Steve Howard, outfielder. Center in Cromwell. NY Rangers In a .story stemming from iLs seven- ing,” said UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian, 20 12 5 4b 141 113 y-Buffalo 12 2 0 .857 390 220 Notional Loagua In girls basketball action tonight. East Catholic (0-5) PNladelphia 19 16 4 42 130 125 y-Miami 11 3 0 .786 299 201 NEW YORK METS-Nomed Jerry Koosrraui month investigation of the Syracuse whose national championship program New Jersey 17 13 6 40 141 123 Indianapolis 6 8 0 .429 229 302 minor-league pitching Instructor. Signed Kelvin 7^^'* New Britain to meet St. Thomas Aquinas at Washington program, the Syracuse Post-Standard also is under fire for alleged im­ 18 18 1 37 122 114 N.Y. Jets 4 10 0 .286 237 324 Tonre, first besemaa and Orlando Mercado, Pittsburgh reported Friday that Ellis’ father, former 17 16 3 37 150 135 New England 1 13 0 .071 164 391 catcher. Announced they will not offer a corv proprieties. “He told everybody that. He NY Istarxiers 12 17 4 28 93 116 Central tract to Jeff Mussetman, Etcher. NBA player LcRoy Ellis, received a job told all our players. He told our coaches Adams Division Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .571 243 206 SAN DIEGO RADRES—Signed Lorty Ander­ Whalers play two over weekend Boston from a Syracuse alumnus at about the 19 11 5 43 118 110 Houston 8 6 0 .571 351 253 sen, pitcher, to a two-year contract Artnouncod that. In fact, his high school coach called Montreal HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (14-17-4) will 16 16 4 36 112 114 Cincinnati 7 7 0 .500 299 318 they will not offer e contract to M Clements, time LcRon Ellis decided to transfer from and told us that the kid had committed, Hartford 14 17 4 32 99 117 Cleveland 3 11 0 .214 214 406 pitcher. play a pair of games at the Civic Center this weekend. Buffalo Kentucky to Syracuse. was coming with us.” 11 16 7 29 103 115 West SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Announced Quebec Tonight, the Whalers host the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:30. And F^padakos, a 7-footcr from Toron­ 8 21 7 23 101 154 y-LA Raiders 10 4 0 714 292 232 they will not offer a contract to Gary Eeva, But in July 1988, Ellis said he would CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Kansas City 9 5 0 .643 324 226 pitcher. They entertain the Minnesota North Stars Sunday night to, told the Post-Standard that he back­ attend Syracuse instead. Norris Division Seattle 7 7 0 .500 259 264 BASKETBALL at 7:30. dated his letter of intent to attend W L TPIs GF GA San Diego 6 8 0 .429 282 240 National Baakalball Aaaoelallon “Wc were surprised,” Tarkanian said. Chicago The Wh^ers are coming off a 4-2 loss to the Islanders 24 11 2 50 125 93 Denver 4 10 0 .286 297 344 NBA—Suspended F’ervis Ellison, Washington Syracuse in 1982 and concocted a story to St. Louis According to the Post-Standard, Ellis’ 20 9 5 45 119 93 NATIONAL CONFERENCE center, and Rik Smita, Indiana centar, for ona Thursday night at the Nassau County Coliseum. Detroit hide the alleged impropriety. father received a license about a week 18 14 4 40 131 125 East game and fined them $7,500 for fighting in a Minnesota Friday’s story followed by a day a 10 20 6 26 104 120 W L T Pci. PF PA game on Dec. 19. Fined Darrell VMkar, later to work as a real estate salesman for Toronto UConn hoop hosts Fairfield 9 25 2 20 96 147 x-N.Y. Giants 11 3 0 .786 298 180 Washington guard, $7,500 for not going to toe lengthy report in the Post-Standard in The Hickcr Co. Inc., a company that docs Smythe Division y-Washington 9 5 0 ,643 324 252 dressing room Imm^ately and verbcUly abus­ HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut bas­ Caigary 20 12 4 44 140 113 y*Philadelphia 6 6 0 .571 356 275 which past and current players said they business as the Cardinal Co. in Sherman ing an official after the same gome. ketball team (5-1), ranked 15th in the nation, will host in­ Los Angeles I8 10 5 41 137 109 Dallas 7 7 0 .500 234 265 FOOTBALL received cash from team boosters, free Oaks, Calif. The Hicker Co.’s owner, Vancouver 16 17 3 35 114 124 Phoenix 5 9 0 .357 216 349 National Football Laagua trastate rival Fairfield University Sunday afternoon at 1 meals and merchandise from community George Hicker, was a teammate of Edmonton 13 17 2 28 102 106 Central NEW YORK JETS—Placed Joe Kelly, at the Civic Center. Winnipeg 10 21 7 27 121 141 x-Chicago 10 4 0 .714 311 245 linebacker, on Injured reserve. businessmen and cut-rate automobiles. A Bocheim’s at Syracuse during the 1960s. Tampa Bay Friday's Games 6 8 0 .429 236 324 HOCKEY The Huskies have been idle, because of final exams, former player, Rodney Walker, said a NCAA rules prohibit a university or a No games scheduled Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 241 301 - National Hockay Laagua since Dec. 12 when they buried New Hampshire, 85-32. grade was changed so he could play in a Saturday's Games Minnesota 6 8 0 .429 310 278 LOS ANGELES KINGS—Announced that representative from arranging employ­ Toronto at Vfeshington, 1:35 p.m. Detroit 5 9 0 .357 339 366 Frank Breault, right wing, will misa the Padres sign Larry Andersen key Big East Conference game in 1987. ment for a prospective player’s relatives. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. West remainder ol the season due to reconstructive The school said it would forward the Minnesota at Boston. 7:35 p.m x*San Francisco 13 1 0 .929 323 209 Both Ellises denied that the job with A.Miller, S.D. knee surgery. Philadelphia at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. New Orleans 6 8 0 872 15.3 131 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Moving to fill a void in right- Post-Standard report to the NCAA and .429 241 248 Toon, Jots PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Traded Rob Hicker had anything to do with LcRon Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders. 7:35 p.m. LA Rams 5 9 0 .357 315 373 757 13.3 146 15 (Kerr 4), New Jersey 24 (Blaylock, Theus 7). handed relief, the San Diego Padres on Friday signed free cooperate if the association launches an Total fouls—Cleveland 27, New Jersey 30. Brown, right wing, to the Hertford Whalers lor Ellis’ choice of colleges. LeRon Ellis said New Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 302 345 Scott >bung, right wring. Punters Basketball Technicals—New Jersey Illegal defense. agent pitcher Larry Andersen to a two-year contract. investigation. The NCAA would not say Edrrx)nton at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. *-clinchod division title Anwrlcan Hocksy Laagua he did not know of his father’s hiring Los Angetes at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. y-clinched playoff tjorth NO Yds LG Avg The deal includes a club option for the 1993 season. whether it would take any action. Horan, Den. CAPITAL DISTRICT ISLANDERS-flecalled before he committed to Syracuse. Detroit at Winnipeg, 8.05 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 49 2185 67 44.6 76ers 126, Heat 102 Stark, Ind. Doug Pickell, left wing, from Richmond of tfw Andersen will earn $4.4 million for the next two seasons Syracuse coach Jim Bocheim declined Chicago at St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 12:30 p.m. 65 2824 “I had no idea,” LeRon said. “He goes, Johnson, Cin. NBA standings PHILADELPHIA (126) East Coast Hockey League. Sunday's Games Los Angeles Raiders at Minnesota. 4 p.m. 54 2300 and the deal will be worth $6 million if the Padres pick to discuss the allegations following the Roby, Mia. EASTERN CONFERENCE Barkley 5-10 14-14 25, Mahom 1-3 1-2 3, COLLEGE ‘By the way, it just so happens that the Quebec at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Washington at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. 63 2608 up the option year. Hanson, N.E. Atlantic Division Gminski 5-11 2-2 12, Green 7-10 4-4 18, Haw­ NORTHEASTEFtN—Named Tom Lamb of­ Orangemen’s game Thursday night Minnesota at Hartford, 7:05 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23 79 3255 guy I am going to be working for at the Donnelly, Sea. W L Pel. GB kins 8-16 7-8 25, Anderson 3-6 4-4 10, Bol 3-4 fensive coordinator. Last season, Andersen made $1,065 million. Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 59 2418 against Towson State. Athletic officials real estate (office), he’s a Syracuse alum.’ Prokop, Jets Boston 21 4 .840 0-0 6, Turner 2-4 0-0 4, Williams 5-9 4-5 14, NORTHERN COLORADO—Named Billy Boston at N.Y. Flangers, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Rttsburgh, 1 p.m. 56 2274 Andersen, 37, spent most of the 1990 season with Kidd. S.D. PNladelphia 17 8 .680 4 Oliver 3-5 2-2 8, Payne 0-4 1-21. Totals 42-82 Campfisid assistant football coach orxf minority referred telephone calls for comment And he goes, ‘I didn’t tell you because 1 N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia. 1 p.m. 55 2209 39- 43 1 26. Tuton, Buff. New Mark 11 13 .458 0^rds Rush Indiana 137, Charlotte 114 2.Totals 49-88 1 4-17 114. until it snaps. whether inadvertant or deliberate. Day 3,229,763 Pass Thomas. Buff. Card Bagshaw 175-461, Carolyn Wilson 498, B. Alan Sugg, president of the University of Arkansas Pittsburgh 3530 Philadelphia 126, Miami 102 LA Lakers 33 19 33 18—103 in many different ways,” said Bo Bahnsen, assistant ath­ 1395 2135 Allen. Raiders Firoza SivjM 453. “... We resuict a lot of day-to-day activities by ath­ Raiders 3741 1449 2292 Now Jersey 111, Cleveland 103 Chicago 36 20 34 24—114 system. Sugg referred calls to UAPB Chancellor Charles Texas A&M and UNLV are on the NCAA hotseat at letic director in charge of compliance at Louisiana Suite. Horses Miami White, Hou. letes because they are athletes,” Bahnsen said. “Most stu­ Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Purses 3802 1502 2300 Brown, Cin. Chicago 114, LA Lakers 103 3-Point goals— Los Angetes 7-14 (Johnson A. Walker, who did not return them. present and Syracuse could be next on the spot. San Diego 3809 Dotroil 113, Atlanta 87 4-7, Perkins 2-3, Scott 1-2, Wtorthy 0-1, Groen Twice a week, the NCAA Legislative Services Depart­ Unbridled 11 4 3 2 $3,718,149 1284 2525 Brooks, Cin. dents have some kind of part-time job. But an athlete Houston 3949 Washington 87, New Vbrk 85 0- 1), Chicago 2-6 (Paxson 2-4, Jordan 0-2). There was no answer at Cooley’s office. His home At Texas A&M, there are allegations that Tony Scott, a Izvestia 11 8 1 1 ^486,667 1274 2675 Butts, S.D. ment meets to interpret the rules conuiincd in the Manual can’t work while he or she is under scholarship. These Buffalo Milwaukee at Dallas, (n) Fouled out—None. Rebourxis— Los Angeles Radio, TV Criminal Type 11 7 2 0 2.270,290 3999 1646 2353 Givins, Hou. telephone number is not listed. transfer from Syracuse, arrived under shady circumstan­ Seattle San Antonio al Phoenix, (n) 41 (Johnson 9). Chicago 48 (Jordan 15). As­ and consider jxissible violations. Their decisions are not are the rules of the NCAA. The pxjsition is it’s a privilege Bayakoa 10 7 2 0 1,234,406 4170 1417 2753 Green, Pift. Kansas City Portland at LA Clippers, (n) sists—Los Angolos 22 (Johnson 14). Chicago Three sources, including two from the UAPB athletic ces. UNLV is leafing through a list of 29 violations, the Summer Squall 7 4 2 0 1,222,356 4450 1441 3009 Hogo, Pitt. published. “It’s difficult to keep up with,” Bahnsen said. to play and you play by the rules.” Cleveland 34 (Rppen, Jordan 9). Flying C 0 n t i n e n t a 1 4559 1 /57 2802 Reed, Buff. Saturday's Games Today department, who sought anonymity, told the Pine Bluff Denver Washington at Cleveland. 7:30 p.m. 7 3 1 1 1,096,700 4836 1765 3071 Smith, Mia. Commercial that Cooley was out. Indianapolis Now Jersey at New 'ibrk, 7:30 p.m. Pistons 113, Hawks 87 12:30 p,m. — Lions al Ftockors, Channel 3, Ruhimann 7 2 1 2 1,095,800 4840 1874 2966 New England Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. ATLANTA (87) WFAN (AM660) With Approval 11 5 3 1 1,043,840 4908 2224 2684 Jots Kicking Utah at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Wilkins 7-15 3-5 17, W/illis 4-11 4-6 12. Kon- 1 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Woolridge undergoing surgery Thirty Six Red 13 3 1 4 1,040,535 4916 1857 3059 Bills’ division chances now rest with Reich Cincinnati PAT FG LG Pts Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. cak 4-14 1-1 9. Webb 1-2 0-0 2, Rivers 2-8 2-2 Rhode Island, Channel 18, WNEZ (AM-910) Best Pa) 8 6 1 0 1,026,195 4956 1902 3054 Lowery, K.C. 34-34 28-31 48 118 Phoenix at Houston. 8:30 p.m. 6. Malone 0-2 3-4 3. Battle 8-11 6-7 22. 1:30 p.m. — College basketball; Portland at DENVER (AP) — Denver Nuggets forward Orlando Norwood. Buff. NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 45-47 19-28 48 102 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Moncriol 0-3 0-0 0. Ferrell 1-2 1-2 3, Floblnson Notre Dame. SportsChannel, WBIS (AM-1120) Woolridge, enjoying his finest NBA season and among By The Associated Press The Bills have won all three games in which Reich has HARNESS RACING Treadwell, Den. Moon in a 27-10 win over Kansas City last week, are tied OFFENSE 31- 33 49 22-29 97 Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 1- 5 4-4 6. Wilson 2-7 1-2 5. McCormick 1-1 0-0 1:30 p.m. — College basketball; Georgetown started, all of them last season, and should they do it Through Dec. 5 Stoyanovich. Mia. 32- 32 21-23 2. Totals 31-81 25-33 87. at Ohio State, Chs. 8,40 tlie league’s top scorers, was to undergo surgery Friday for first place in the AFC Central with Pittsburgh, with Money^winning Horses Yards Rush F*ass Sacramento at Seattlo, 10 p.m. San Francisco Anderson. Pitt. 25-25 20-23 DETROrT(113) 2 p.m. — Tennis; Tennis Challenge: Pete to repair a detached retina in the right eye that could If quarterback Frank Reich remains perfect, the Buf­ again Sunday against Miami at Buffalo they will clinch 1. Beach Towel. $2,091,860. 2. Jake Arxf El- 5159 1438 3721 Breech. Cin. Minnesota at Golden Stale, 1030 p.m. the Bengals one game back. The Oilers beat Cincinnati Philadelphia 5030 2204 34-35 17-21 Sunday's Games Rodman 4-6 0-0 8, Edwards 9-15 5-5 24, Sampras vs. Michael Chang. NESN sideline him as long as two months. falo Bills will become a National Football League the American Ccnfcrcncc East title. wood, $1,335,031. 3, Arlsplace 1,180,271. 4. 2826 Johnson, Sea. 28-29 19-28 48-17 at Houston Oct. 14. Rams 4823 1435 3388 Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m., completion ol Laimboer 2-5 2-2 6. Dumars 9-17 6-6 24, 3:45 p.m. — College basketball; Duke at Ok­ Apache's Fame, $1,157,732. 5, Die Laughing, Leahy, Jets 25-25 20-23 The surgery was to be performed at Porter Hospiuil by division champion for the third suaight year. Reich will start in place of Jim Kelly, who is out in­ Washington 4796 1733 3063 suspended game Thomas 3-6 1-2 7, Johnson 5-8 1-2 11, Salley lahoma, Channel 3 $1,142,322. 6, Miss Easy. $1,128,956. 7. Har­ Jaeger. Flaiders 34-36 14-17 Browns (3-11) at Steclers (8-6): The Steelers offense Atlanta 4531 1299 3232 Utah al Miami, 7:30 p.m. 4 6 2-2 10. Aguirre 6-11 1-2 13, Bedford 3-6 0 6 4 p.m. — College basketball: Florida State at Dr. Ken Hovland, a retina specialist. definitely with a left knee injury. monious, $1,033,942. 6, Embassy Lobeli, Chicago Carney, S.D. 24-24 17-18 6, Rollins 1-1 0 6 2, Hastings 1-1 0-0 2, Blanks UNLV, Chs. 8,40 hasn’t scored a touchdown in two weeks, but they $1,005,175. 9, Dorunrun Bluegrass, $651,755. 4436 2216 2220 Sacramento at LA Clippers, 9 p.m. Doctors said it was too early to determine the severity Buffalo, 12-2 and 7 0 at home, holds a onc-gamc lead Detroit 4432 1672 Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. 0 6 0-0 0. Totals 47-82 18-21 113. 4 p.m. — Fteiders at Vikings, Channel 30. managed to split because of kicker Gary Anderson, and 10. Topnotcher, $800,501. 2760 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Minnosota 4354 Minnesota at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta 26 24 17 20— 87 WFAN (AM660) of the injury or the exact recovery time that would be re­ over the Dolphins, who beat the Bills 30-7 Sept. 16, but Money-winning Drivers 1682 2672 Quarterbacks are still alive for their 10th AFC Central title. The Giants 4133 1673 Detroit 31 25 28 29—113 7 p.m. — North Stars at Bruins, NESN 1. John C am F ^I, $11,516,147. 2. Michel 2460 Att Com Yds TD Ini quired, but a team physician speculated that Woolridge Greon Bay 4065 1201 2864 NBA results 3- Point goals-Allanta 0-7 (Wilkins 0-1, Vtfebb7:30 p.m. — Nets at Knicks. MSG (not avail­ Browns beat Pittsburgh 13-3 on opening day. Lachance, $7,018,794. 3, Doug Brown. Cunningham, Phil. 418 242 3150 27 10 could miss up to two months of the season. Tampa Bay 4028 1457 2571 0- 1, Wilson 0-1, Rivers 0-2, Moncrief 0-2), able to all areas). WFAN (AM-660) Simms, Giants 311 184 2284 15 4 Chiefs (9-5) at Chargers (6-8): The Chiefs can clinch $5,683,329. 4. Cat Manzt, $5,282,046. 5, Bill New Ori€#ans 4014 1672 2342 Pacers 137, Hornets 114 Detroit 1-1 (Edwards 1-1). Fouled out—None. 7:30 p.m. — Flyers at Whalers, SportsChan­ Woolridge, who is tied for third in scoring in the NBA NFL Roundup Phoenix Montana. S.F. 500 311 3856 26 15 Robounds-Atlanta 45 (Wilkins 7), Detroit 51 nel, WTIC (AM-1080) a wild card berth with a victory. Kansas City beat the O’Donnell. $4,260,839. 6. Bill Fahy, $3,972,482 3956 1755 2201 CHARLOTTE (114) Dallas Peele, Del. 218 118 1655 13 6 (Rodman 11). Assists—Atlanta 14 (Robinson, 8 p.m. — Redskins at Colts, Chs. 8, 40 with a 29.0 average, apparently sustained the injury in a 7. Herve Filioa $3,924,946. 8. Ron Waples, 3731 1379 2352 Harbaugh. Chi. Gilliam 7-12 4-5 18, Nowman 9-15 3-4 21, Chargers 27-10 Nov. 18, but San Diego has won three $3,674,283. 9, Dave Magee, $3,322,620. 10. 312 180 2178 10 6 Wilson 3). Detroit 36 (Thomas 13). Total 9:30 p.m. —• College basketball: Loyola collision during Denver’s game against Phoenix last who have not won at Buffalo since 1986. The Dolphins, Everett, Flams Reid 5-12 3-4 13, Bogues 3-8 0-0 6, Chapmari straight games at home. Steve Condren, $3,024,903. 478 272 3528 21 15 fouls—Atlanta 21. Detroit 21. Technicals—Bed­ Marymouni at Georgia Toch, ESPN DEFENSE Rypien, Wash. 4-12 0-0 8, Gattison 5-6 3-4 13, Curry 6-10 3-3 Saturday. who have clinched a playoff spot, can win the division Dash-¥rinning Drivers 241 132 1649 13 8 ford. Detroit coach Daly 2, Detroit Illegal 10 p.m. — College basketball: Fordham at St. Saints (6-8) at 49ers (13-1): The 49ers have clinched Yards Rush Pass Miller, Atl. 15, Tripucka 1-4 0-0 2, Gill 3-6 6-6 12. Keys 1-2 by bcai.ng the Bills, then winning their final regular- 1. Herve Filioa 610. 2. Cat Manzi, 587. 3, Giants 388 222 2735 17 14 defense. Ejections—Thomas. Detroit coach John’s, MSG (delayed) 3496 1235 2261 lestaverde, T.B. 0-2 2, Hoppen 1-2 0-0 2, Scheffler 1-2 0-0 2 the NFC West and home field advantage throughout the John Campbell, 533. 4. Walter Case Jr.. 531. 5. San Francisco 317 175 2503 14 14 Daly. A-21,454. 10 p.m. — High school basketball: Great Bears’ rookie Washington killed season game against Indianapolis. 3800 1076 2724 Majkowski, G.B. Totals 46-91 22-28114, Gaetan Lamy, 429. 6. Jack Moiseyev. 404. 7. Chicago 264 150 1925 10 12 Florida ShootouL NESN (tape) NFC playoffs. The Saints will be fighting to slay in con­ 3900 1350 2550 INDIANA (137) LAKE FOREST, 111. (AP) — Chicago Bears rookie Week 15 of the NFL season kicks off Saturday with Ron Marsh. 393. 8. Mario Baillargeon. 383. 9. Minnesota 3956 1828 2128 Bullets 87, Knicks 85 11 p.m. — College basketball; California at tention for the remaining NFC wild card berth. Rushers Person 14-19 6-8 34, Schrempf 6-9 2-2 14, UC-Inrino, SportsChannel ihc Los Angeles Raiders at Minnesota, Detroit al Green Dave f^o n e , 376. 10. Dave Magee. 370. Dallas 4096 1614 2482 NEW YORK (85) defensive tackle Fred Washington was killed in a one-car Att Yds Avg LG TD Thompson 5-7 0-0 10. Fleming 9-9 8-8 26, Giants (11-3) at Cardinals (5-9): Jeff Hostetler will Philadelphia 4124 1022 3102 Oakloy 5-10 2-2 12, Vandoweghe 3-9 4-4 10, Bay and Washington at Indianapolis. B.Sanders, Det. 145 11 Miller 8-17 1-1 20, K.Williams 0-3 0-0 0, Wit- Sunday crash Friday, robbing the tc:un of its second-round draft QUARTERHORSE LEADERS New Qrloans 4165 1296 2869 Ewing 9-13 2-8 20. Jackson 0-4 1-2 1. start at quarterback for the Giants in place of Phil Simms, Byner, Wash. 22 6 Iman 1-1 1-1 3, Dreiling 1-4 2-2 4, Sanders 6-12 choice. Sunday s schedule has Houston at Cincinnati, Through Dec. 16 Washington 4208 1449 2759 G.Wilkins 3-11 1-2 7. E.Vrilkins 4 6 0 6 8, 1 p.m. — Patriots at Jets, WCBS (AM-880) who is out for the remainder of the regular season with a Anderson, Chi. 52 10 2- 2 14, M.Williams 1-2 6-6 8, McCloud 2-4 0-0 Horses Phoenix 44 74 Starks 6-12 0-1 12. K.Walker 4-5 0-0 8, Tucker 1 p.m. — Cowboys at Eagles. Channel 3 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, Kansas City at San Diego, New 1981 2493 Johnson, Phoe. 41 5 4. Totals 53-87 28-30 137. W^hington’s female companion, Petra Stoll, 22, of sprained right foot. The Giants, the NFC East champions, 1, Ftefngerator. $1,089,90Z 2. Quick Fun, Green Bay 4717 2 6 0 6 5, Mustat 1-1 0 6 2 Totals 37-76 10-19 1 p.m. — Dolphins at Bills, Chs. 22. 30 1706 3011 E,Smith, Dali, 148 11 Charlotle 27 26 32 29— 114 Palatine, also died in the crash about two miles from the OrlCi^no San Francisco, the New York Giants at at $366,623. 3, Apprehend. $330,623. 4. Special Tampa Bay 4/94 1949 1 p.m. — Hawks at Celtics (completion of can clinch a first-round bye with a victory. Phoenix, 2845 Cunningham, Phil. 152 5 Ptiocmx, Dallas at Philadelphia, Tampa Bay at Chicago, Project $328.49Z 5. Takin On The Cash. Rams 4862 1444 Indiana 37 31 39 30— 137 WASHINGTON (87) player’s home. 3418 Gary, Rams 48 13 28 game), SportsChannal. which lost 20-19 to the Giants on Matt Bahr’s game-en­ $314,544. 6, Strait To The Bank, $254,214. 7, Atlanta 4891 3-Point goals—Charlotte 0-5 (Newman 0-1, Grant 10-16 0 6 20, King 8-23 0 6 16. Jonas WDRC (AM-1360) the Loo Angeles Rams at Atlanta, New England at the 1237 3654 Anderson, Giants 28 11 He was a coach’s dream, a player who never com­ Signed To Fly. $249,940. 8, See Me Gone! Detroit 5060 2157 Bogues 0-1, Chapman 0-3), Indiana 3-9 (Miller 1- 2 0 0 2, D.Walker 4-9 2-2 10. Wbrkman 8-13 1 p.m, — College baskolball: Fairfield at ding field goal Oct. 21, have an outside chance for a wild 2903 Walker, Minn, 158 4 New York Jets and Denver at Seattle. $210,391. 9. Vital Sign. $209,148. 10. Moons 3- 5, Person 0-1, McCloud 0-1, Sanders 0-2). 5 6 21, Foster 1-2 0 6 2, Eacklas 0-2 0-0 0, UConn, WPOP (AM-1410), WILI (AM-1400) plained, an outstanding young man,” coach Mike Diika card spot. G.Anderson, T.B. 22 3 High, $199,994. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Charlotte 45 Hammonds 4 6 0 6 8. Alarlo 1-4 0-0 2, English 2 p.m. — Skiing: Wjrld Cup, Channel 8 said. “We’re going to try and dedicate the rest of the year Raiders (10-4) at Vikings (6-8): The Raiders can Trainers NFL individual statistics (Reid 8), Indiana 42 (Thompson 8). As­ 3 6 0 0 6. Totals 40-83 7-8 87. Cowboys (7-7) at Eagles (8-6): Dallas, which is on a Receivers 4 p.m. — Giants at Cardinals, Channel 3. to Fred.” Umch it.c AFC West by winning if Kansas City loses to 1, Jack Brooks. $1,659,372. 2, Blane sists—Charlotte 26 (Bogues 11), Indiana 35 Now'Ibrk 23 22 22 18—85 WPOP four-game winning streak, can make the NFC playoffs AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NO Yds Avg San DiCgo. Minnesota, which still can make the playoffs, Schvaneveldt $1,449,140. 3 Dwayne Gilbreath. LGTD (Fleming, Miller 6). Total fouls—Charlotte 27, In­ Washington 28 22 20 1 7—87 4 p.m. — Saints al 49ers, WBIS (AM-1120) The Bears planned a memorial service for Washington Quarterbacks R'ce, S.F. 87 1342 15.4 164 12 by winning its final two games. The Eagles, who are in $1,362,749. 4. Daryn Charlton. $838,193. 5. diana 23. Technical—Indiana Illegal defense. 3-Point goals—New York 1-7 (Tucker 1-2 4 p.m. — Motorsports; BMW Vintage Fall is back, .n the Metrodome. All the Vikings’ wins have Att Com Yds TD Int Risen, Atl. 77 1159 15.1 175 10 A— 10,175, on Saturday — a day before they host the Tampa Bay the playoffs, have beaten the Cowboys six straight times. Caesar Dominguez. $753,521. 6, Bob Baffert Kelly, Bull. 346 219 2829 24 9 Jackson 0-1, Starks 0-4), Washington 0-1 Festival, ESPN (taped) been under domes. $687,981. 7. Arnold Simmons, $663,466. 8. Byars, Phii. 73 758 10.4 54 3 Buccaneers. Moon, Hou. 536 337 4401 32 12 Clark, Wash. (Alarie 0-1). Fouled out—Starks 7:30 p.m. — North Stars at Whalers Buccaneers (6-8) at Bears (10-4): The Buccaneers Don Farris, $596,399. 9. Ed Giles. $528,933. 68 1012 14.9 47 7 Nets 111, Cavaliers 103 Rebounds-Now York 46 (Oakley 12). Lion„ (5-9) at Flickers (6-8): Blair Kiel will start for DeBoffl, K.C. 385 214 2917 21 4 Ellard, Rams SportsChannel, WTIC Washington’s car struck a tree, Deputy Police Chief still have a slim chance of reaching the playoffs. The 10, Rodney Hart $524,773. 66 1089 16.5 CLEVELAND (103) Washington 46 (Grant King. Jones, D.Wblker Schroeder, Raiders 297 161 2453 14 9 Johnson, Dot. 62 684 11,0 7:30 p.m. — Bmins al Ftangers, MSG (not the Fuckers, who still have a chance at a wild card berth. Jockeys Nance 9-18 4-6 22. Brown 6-11 1-1 13, Vtofkman 6). Assists—New Vbrk 18 (Starks 6), available to all areas), NESN Gary Wieezorek said. The victims were pronounced dead NFC Central Division-winning Bears have beaten the Marino. Mia. 462 268 3084 18 10 Sharjjo, G.B. 61 1017 16.7 K.cl 15 Subbing for Anthony Dilweg (sprained arch), who Daugherty 6-20 8-9 20, Ehio 3-8 6-6 13, Kerr Washington 22 (Grant, D.Walkor 6). Total at the scene. The accident happened at about 2 30 a m 1, Kip Diderick&en. $2,480,664. 2, Bruce Elway, Den. 441 262 3195 1 4 1 2 A.Carter, Minn. 60 870 14,5 8 p.m. — Broncos at Soahawks, ESPN Bucs 13 of their last 16 meetings. Pilkenton, $1,127,341. 3. Danny Cardoza, 4- 6 3-4 11, Ferry 3-6 1-2 7. Valentine 6-8 3-5 fouls-New York 15. Washington 21. WFAN (AM660) took over for Don Majkowski, who is out for the season Brister, Pitt 342 198 2346 16 13 Monk, Wash. 58 658 11.3 CST. $1,100,728. 4. Steve Treasure. $876,712 5. 15, Vtoodson 1-4 0-0 2 Totals 38-81 26-33 103. Rams (5-9) at Falcons (3-11): The Falcons, who Kriog, Sea. 389 230 2860 14 1 7 E.Martin. N.O. 57 799 14.0 with a shoulder injury. Eddie Garcia. $658,423. 6, Jacky Martin. NEW JERSEY (111) Weather conditions were good at the time and no have lost 18 straight road games, will be looking to snap Esiason, Cin. 365 203 2693 20 20 The Associated Preae $830,740. 7, John Creager, $764,306. 6, Gary Mortis 5-12 0-0 11, Coleman 6-14 4-6 17, Kcd.skins (9-5) at Colts (6-8): The Redskins, who are O'Brien, Jots 380 204 2543 11 10 Punters evidence of alcohol or other drugs was found in the car, a suing of seven su-aight losses to the Rams. Sumpter. $756,442. 9, Hervy Garcia, $7si3.568. Bowie 3-7 1-2 7, Blaylock 5-12 5-6 15, Thous registered to Stoll, Wieezorek said. STARTER — Jeff Hostetler will start for the 111 Uie playoffs, will be meeting the Colls, who still hope 10. jiames Lackey, $717,393. 8-16 6-7 22, Haley 4-5 5-5 13, Garvin 6-12 4-4 PENNZOIL Patriots (1-13) at Jets (4-10): The Patriots have lost Rushers Landota, Giants 64 2790 17, Dudley 2-5 1-1 5, Leo 0-0 0-0 0, Conner 2-2 New York Giants at quarterback when they 10 moke Uic playoffs. This is their first meeting since Att Yds Avg LGTD Barnhardl. N.O. 57 2476 12 su-aight games, and the Jets have lost five su-aight. TENNIS 0-0 4.Tolals 41-85 26-31 111. 1984 when Washington won 35-7. Butts, S.D. 265 1225 4.6 52 8 Saxon, Dali. 67 2894 Jury makes $14.3 million award Women Cleveland 24 31 23 25—103 SPECIAL CASE SALE take on the Phoenix Cardinals on Sunday. He Broncos (4-10) at Seawhawks (7-7): The Seahawks Thomas, Bull. 236 1143 4.8 t80 10 Camarillo, Phoe. 60 Oilers (8-6) at Bengals (7-7): The Oilers, who got a 1 2572 Now Jersey 23 26 24 38— 111 NEW YORK (AP) — A Manhattan jury awarded Through Dec. 16 Humphrey, Den. 250 1058 4.2 t37 5 Newsome, Minn. replaces the injured Phil Simms. must win to stay in the hunt for a wild card spot. The 67 2843 3-Poinl goals—Clovoland 1-4 (EhIo 1-2, Kerr 525-;raiJ, uircc-louchdown perfomiance from Warren W1TA Money Leaders Word, K.C. 158 636 53 153 3 Feagles. Phil. $14.3 million Friday to a former ballerina who was Broncos have beaten Seattle three straight limes. 64 2663 0-2), Now Jorsoy 3-4 (Morris 1-1, Coleman 1-1, 1, Steffi Graf, $1,921,853. 2, Monica Seles, Okoye, K.C. 228 751 3.3 32 6 Fulhage, Atl. 62 2566 Gorvin 1-1, Thous 0-1). Fouled out—None. Z-7 10,20,30,40.50 ^13“ /case paralyzed from the waist down after a 1983 crash in a car $1,637,222. 3, Martina Navratilova, $1,330,794. Fenner, Sea. 184 734 4.0 36 11 Royals, T.B. 4, Gabriela Sabetini, $975,490. 5, Jana Novot­ 63 2604 Rebounds-Xleveland 51 (Nance 9). New Jer­ !!$ !• driven by former New York Yankee infieldcr Andre Brooks, Cin. 158 719 4.6 35 4 Buford. Chi. 69 2813 na. $645,500. 6, Zina Garrison, $602,203. 7, Hoge, Pitt. 182 696 3.8 t41 5 sey 48 (Morris, Coleman 8). Assists-^leveland Z-7 5W-30,10W-30 ^14“ /case Robertson. Helena Sukova, $562,715. 8, Mary Joe Fernan­ Smith, Mia. 188 695 3.7 33 7 The money goes to Shenikwa Dawn Nowlin, 31, who Duke, Oklahoma fives searching for answers dez, $518,366. 9, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Stephens, N.E. 182 683 3,8 26 2 ■ __ . Z-7 10W-40.20W-50 M5“ /case $517,662. 10. Natalia Zvereva. $462,770. at 14 was the Dance Theater of Harlem’s youngest mem­ The Sooners are averaging 116 points Virginia Slims Points Receivers By OWEN CANFIELD think they’re a littJe bit ahead of us as far a victory over Harvard on Wednesday 1, VeroniKa Martinek, 110. 2, Donna Faber, 1 FARR' ber and who is now a Dallas lawyer. From her wheel­ per game, second-highest in the COU11U7. Yds Avg LG I D The Associated Press as adapting to their roles and one another. night but wasn’t able to practice 75. 3 (lie), Luciana Corsalo and Florencia Heed, Buff. 888 13.3 chair in the courtroom, she thanked the jury after the ver­ Brent Price, who sat out last season after Labat. 50. Hill. Hou. 935 14.6 dict. “We’re very young,” he said. “You’ll Thursday. Krzyzewski said he expects Men Givins, Hou. 872 13.6 SALE ENDS DECEMBER 29. 1990 NORMAN, Okla. — Duke and Ok­ transferring from South Carolina, has see it in warmups. Every second guy Through Dec. 9 The state Supreme Court jury made the city liable for McCaffrey to play Saturday, but his time Williams, Sea. 614 9.7 lahoma, two teams that sutrted the year stepped in nicely and leads the team with shaves. Even the guys that shave skip a ATP Tour Money Leaders Jelfiros. Hou, 881 14.2 67 percent of the award to Nowlin due to improper place­ could be limited. 1, Stefan Edborg, $1,995,901. 2 Andie Agas­ with several questions, meet Saturday in a a 25-point average. few days. So it’s a young team, but it’s a Bentley. Ind. 573 9.4 ment of a sign warning of a curve on the West Side High­ “It’s a good game for us with the si, $1,741,382 3. Boris Becker, $1,587,502. 4, Duncan. Hou. 711 11.9 game that will help both coaches figure Kermit Holmes, a junior who had never good team. 1 really like our team, but I’m Ivan Lendl, $1,145,742. way. young team we have,” Krzyzewski said. Paigo, K.C. 922 15.9 out how far they have come. sUirted before this year, is eighth in the aware of our weaknesses.” The five women and one man found Robertson 33 per­ ‘To play a team the caliber of Oklahoma country with 13 rebounds per game and is He’s got a definite strength in center cent responsible because he admittedly exceeded the 40 Ninth-ranked Duke (7-2) had just two on their home court early in the year averaging 22 poinLs. Christian Laettncr, who averages 20 j'cwm mph speed limit as he entered the curve. suirters back from last year’s Final Four should give us a lot of experience. 1 just “We’re kind of getting things in the points and 11 rebounds. SNEAK PREVIEW! umbro ALSO REGISTER » WIN A team. No. 11 Oklahoma (8-1) didn’t have hope we can do well.” proper order,” Tbbbs said. Tomba captures giant slalom any full-time starters back from the team “He’s an inside player but can also step Oklahoma has won 51 straight at Sunday, December 23 out there and shoot the 3,” T\ibbs said of KRANJSKA CORA, Yugoslavia (AP) — luily’s Al­ that finished last season No. 1 in the rank­ So is Duke. The Blue Devils’ losses home, lied with Arizona for the longest 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. PENNZOIL RADIO CONTROLLED LactUicr, who at 6-foot-l 1 will be 2-3 in­ berto Tomba flashed down an icy course and won a giant ings. came against Arkansas in the semifinals homecourt streak in the counUy, and has m soccer ches uiller than any Sooner. “Fie gives Sjiecial wiili ilii.s coujxin only slalom race Friday, giving him the overall lead in the “We’re making rapid progress,” said of the preseason NIT and against Geor­ won 114 of the past 116 games played in INDY RACE CAR them great ncxibility.” Lloyd Noble Aremt. World Cup suuidings. Oklalioma coach Billy Tlibbs, who has getown. Coach Mike Krzyzewski has, Point guard Bobby Hurley, a 1991 Donruss Box ’*^16.25 Tomba was timed in 2 minutes, 24.96 seconds, beating won seven suaight since losing to Arkan­ like 'fiibbs, been able to establish a rota­ “You have to be greatly impressed witli sophomoie, figures to gel a test against PAP AUTO PARTS runner-up Urs Kaelin of Switzerland by 0.53 seconds. sas in tiic second round of the prcscason tion using eight or nine players. that type of streak because it’s all games, Oklahoma’s constant pressure. Aiioihei Homeplate Baseball Cards Christmas Eve OIRQUEST Tomba’s victory, his third this season and 16th of his NIT. “1 think things are falling into place. and the Big Eight has been a Uemendous 93 Bissell SI. FARR'S 307 East Center Street T" c difference, Krzyzew.ski said, is sophomore, Bill McCaffrey, is the team’s Manchester career, gave him 97 World Cup points. “Wc seem to still be doing the tilings basketball conference for a long time, b*4 s ir & tto iM to 8 P.M. • age. Five of Duke’s top eight players are second-leading scorer at 15 points per especially the last few years,” 2 Main St. Manchester, CT 06040 Downhill specialist Franz Heinzer o f Switzerland, who we’re supposed to be doing. I lliink w e’re 645-9832 freshmen and sophomores. game but has been bothered by a sprained Manchester did not compete Friday, was in second place after 10 getting a good feel for die team and the Krzyzewski said. ‘To be able to beat Mis­ 643-7111 H ______649-3528 “They’re inexperienced as far as play­ ankle. souri, Kansas and these teams... that’s an World Cup races with 76 points. pieces arc suining to fall into place.” ing with one another,” he said, “but I McCaffrey played about 10 minutes in unbelievable suing.” 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990—13 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23,1990 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 1 |CH. 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 1 H i OVER THE AIR CHANNELS w en 1 Mt AIR CHANNELS Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlai Captain Planet o (Off Air) 1 o (Off Air) Captain Bob Dragon Warrior Bill a Ted Adv. Pee-wee Play. 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Dick Shawn. | Grand Old Lady" g ___ 649-1025. on condition that he be fictional. 14— MANCHESTER HERALD. Satuniay, Dec. 22,1990 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1990__15 ^ Newspaper writes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 unusual apology NOTICES 10 PART "nME HELP 1 0 PART TIME HELP 31 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMEs I tOR SALE 2 3 LOTS ft LAND FOR By MIKE OWEN The editorial, written by deputy WANTED WANTED 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR A s a condition precedent ______SALE______The Associated Press editorial page editor Donald Kimel- to the placement of any NOT A CREATURE WAS JUST TURN THE KEYIM ______RENT______RENT man, acimowledged better prenatal advertising in the STIRRING...not oven a $147,900. And move LAND LAND LAND COVENTRY-Convenient PHILADELPHIA — The care and better schools as possible Marichester Herald. Ad­ mouse I Experience the into this immaculate 3 MANCHESTER-1. 2. and charm of Christmas LAND-Largest selectbn location. Rear courtyard 3 Room Apartments. Philadelphia Inquirer, stung by char­ solutions to the problem. But it also vertiser hereby agrees bedroom Ranch with of land for Modular and entrance. Carpeted, 1 to protect, indemnify past in this wonderful 7 fireplaced living room, Main Street. 529-7858 ges of racism over an editorial sug­ said, “It’s very tough to undo the Custom Homoslll bedroom apartment. and hold harmless the NEWS room, 4 bedroom. H is­ newly remodeled or 563-4438. damage of being bom into a dys­ BUILDERS SPECIALS- Adults preferred. No gesting more poor women should Manchester Herald, its toric Coloniall Spacious kitchen, family room, ZEYA and SATARI DR. pets. $450/month. 1-1/2 use contraceptives, will take the un­ functional family. So why not m ^ e country kitchen, 1-1/2 and carefree wall-to- officers and employees 1 -2 Acres, North months security. Call 3 3 CONDOBHNIUMS" usual step of publishing an apology a major effort to reduce the number agairisf any ana all CORRESPONDENT baths, enclosed rear wall carpeting FOR RENT porch, deck, fenced Coventry, $59,9CX) and 742-0569. in its Sunday editions. of children, of any race, bom into liability, loss or ex­ throughout! Private up. Possible financing such circumstances?” pense including We currently have an opening play area and fenced in yard with EAST HARTFORD-lst EAST HARTFORD-Con- “I think maybe the best thing to workshop. Nice at 7 % A P R with It went on to suggest incentives attorneys’ fees, arising pool! Garage includedi $30,000 down, 5 year Month $1.00. Available do with optbn or lease, say about it now is it is an apology from claims of unfair for a news correspondent to touches throughout! Anne Miller Real now. Large 1&2 bed­ be given to welfare mothers to use baibn. $560. Heat and hot and it’s a change of position,” In­ trade practices, infring- Jackson & Jackson Estate, 647-8000. room apartments. Near water included. Call Norplant. Real Estate, 647-8400. BRENDA LANE-1-5 Acre quirer Editor Maxwell E.P. King ment of trademarks, cover local events. This is a part- F wooded bts. Coventry. Glastonbury line. In­ Mary G a b b e y , 646- Some staff members responded trade names or patents, F cludes heat, hot water, said Friday. NEW COVENTRY CAPE- $49,900 and up. Un­ 2482 or 742-8866. violation of rights of time position which includes appliances. Nice area/ angrily. Inquirer columnists Steve PLENTY OF ROOM TO O n 5 acres for believable low price. On Dec. 12, the Inquirer printed Lopez and Claude Lewis, who is privacy and infringe­ UNWRAPIII $151,900. Majestic and delightful busline. $525-$625. 34 HOBfES FOR RENT covering town government $135,875. W e can buiW 568-4306. Levy Leven- an editorial that suggested the con­ black, criticized the editorial in print ment of copyright and Completely remodeled according to your plans, land. proprietary rights, unfair fhal Nettleton. Senior traceptive Norplant, recently ap­ as offensive. Lopez compared meetings and feature writing. Cape offers 3 large or we will help you C u s­ COMMON ROAD-8 Lots FOR RENT-Spacious 2 competition and libel bedrooms, fireplaced Citizens Discount. bedroom Ranch, full proved by the federal government, editorial page editor David R. Boldt tom Design your Dream riced to sell, and slander, which may living front-to ba<^ living 'illington, $54,900 and MANCHESTER-2 and 3 basement, garage, nba could help solve the problem of with Louisiana State Rep. David Please apply in writing to: Home. COVENTRY result from the publica­ room, family room, den AND VICINITY. Philips up. 1 0 % Down, 8% Room apartments. yard. $800.00 par tion of any advertise­ poverty among blacks. Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan mem­ or 4th bedroom, and Real Estate, 742-1450. Variable, 15 years, no Security. 646-2426. month. Coventry. Ask “As we read those two stories, we ber. ment in the Manchester Vincent Valvo, Editor sparkles throughout! points, reduced costs. Weekdays 9-5. for Phil. Philips Real asked ourselves: Dare we mention Staffers vented their displeasure Herald by advertiser, in­ Finished basement, NORTH COVENTRY Estate, 742-1450. cluding advertisements NEW RANCH UNIT-Com- MANCHESTER-6 Room them in the same breath? To do so in two staff meetings. and INGROUND POOL FARM S-1-plus acre bts in any free distribution Manchester Herald fortable 2 bedroom. 2 apartment. 476 Main TCX5LI Call todayl Anne in beautiful New Sub- MANCHESTER-3 B e d ­ might be considered deplorably in­ The first of the two meetings publications published Miller Real Estate, 647- bath single family home Street. $650 plus divisbn with Boulevard security. 646-2426. room Colonial. sensitive, perhaps raising the specter were “extremely emotional — by the Manchester P.O. Box 591 8000. on a private cul-de-sac. type street. North weekdays 9:00-5:00. Appliances, waH to wall of eugenics. But it would be worse people in tears,” Boldt said. Herald. First floor laundry, full Coventry, $59,900 and basement, attached cameting, fireplace. to avoid drawing the logical con­ “I was shellshocked after the first Manchester, CT SOUTH WINDSOR-Enjoy M A N C H EST ER -Birch St. $975/month plus sec­ clusion that foolproof contraception meeting,” he said. 1 LOST and FOUND garage. $140’s. "We’re S-TAFFORD ROAD- 2 Bedroom, includes the first floor family Selling Houses" urity. 646-2930 after 4. could be invaluable in breaking the Boldt said he was surprised by 06040 room, and the 4 good Mansfield, $29,900. heat. $475. Security, LOST CAT-Black and Blanchard & Rossetto OLD EAGLEVILLE RD- references. 649-4820, cycle of inner city poverty — one of ‘ the degree to which people were sized bedrooms in this ^ Real Estate, 646-2482. white neutered male moderately priced 2.04-Acres, Coventry, 646-4412. Th* Attocialod Prasa America’s greatest challenges,” the deeply pained by what they felt we Or call 643-2711 with flea collar. Lost on Colonial home with a $49,900. MANCHESTER-Beautiful WE DELIVER said.” For Home Delivery. Cell NOVEL ARRIVAL — Window washer John Durso of editorial said. White St. between formal living room and 2 3 LOTS ft LAND FOR MAIN STREET-1-Plus quality 1 bedroom. Square building Wednesday. Instead of the more traditional Green Rd and Henry. after 12:00 noon. acres. Coventry, Philadelphia, dressed up as Santa Claus, prepares to rappel dining room. Situated ______SALE______Quiet on busline. Air 647-9946 chimney descent, Durso used a novel approach to spread 646-2145. on 1-12 acre lot. Owner $57,666. conditioned, frost free Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 SAM GREEN ROAD-1- down the outside of the East Tower of Philadelphia’s Centre Company Coming? anxious. Will listen to WEST SIDE CAPE-This 4 refrigerator, self-clean­ Christmas cheer. Plus acres, Coventry, 2 PERSONALS reasonable offers. bedroom, 1-1/2 bath ing oven, dish washer. $58,900. you don't have the room...we do!! ^ 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED Asking. $179,500. U&R Cape is prbed to sell I Large storage area, OLD TOLLAND TPKE-1- Special Wishes Single Girls In Your Arealll Realty. 643-2692. CHFA approved prbe, beal for se nb rs or mid­ BABYSITTER-For SET UP PERSON-For 4.76-Acres, Coventry, ' -'Centrally Located-' 1-900-820-3355 $130's. Must be sob to dle aged. Come see Why Send A Card? $3/Minute. weekends and week Parent/Toddler gym $59,333-up. settle estate. "W e ’re why we rarely have a M akeyouraum personal wishes Popular toy request goes to the dogs Must be 18 years. nights. Please call after program. Tuesdays, THE CHILDREN WERE RIPLEY HILL-1-Plus "Reasonable RateS" Selling Housesl* vacancy. Heat, hot to that special person in yourhfe 6:30 p.m. 645-7043. a.m .; Wednesdays, NESTLED...all snug in acres, Coventry, Blanchard & Rossetto water included. 247- on special days, such as birtikiays, NEW YORK (AP) — Don’t ask p.m. in Manchester. their bedsi Bright and $61,666. pulled the advertising two weeks hot as this one is. The toy industry is He suggested parents stuff their 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS GROUP LEADER-Parf Real Estate, 646-2482. 5030. weiUmgs, amtwersaries, birth an­ Macy’s. Don’t ask Hasbro. Don’t Call 1-800-262-PLAY. cheerful 7 room RIPLEY HILL-5 Acres. before Christmas. a fashion industry. I don’t think you children’s stockings with lOUs. Time for Parent/Toddler Cobnial on Brookfield MANCHESTER-2 nouncements, etc. It beats a atrdJ even ask Santa Claus. “Go Go, My Manchester Village Inn % Gym Programs. Tues­ Coventry, $64,666. “It’s unusual,” he said. “You don’t can ever really predict what is going “There will be plenty of Go Gos St. in Manchester! Bedroom, completely With the Herald's new coham , Walking Pup,” is sold out. day evenings, Man­ 21 HOMES FOR SALE USE RICE to clean the' WALL STREET-7.38 sec products that arc as incredibly to be the hot product going in.” next year,” he promised. 100 E. Center St. Manchester ^ Art Exhibit Charming floorplan with remodeled, new win­ chester.Tuesday and Inside of bottles and lonn- Acres (700 front) you wm not only saoe money, but Without the furor that accom­ spacious rooms and dows and gas heating Do you know any Manch­ Wednesday days, En­ BOLTON RANCH-lm- stem vases. Sprinkle rice Coventry, $120,000. th in k o fh o w u n ifu e an panied the Great Cabbage Phtch 646-2300 hallways. 3 Bedrooms, system . Very energy ester public schools field. 1-800-262-PLAY. maculate 3 bedroom inside container, odd EAST STREET-198 Sub- opportunity this isl Shortage, the $40 walking dog has alumni who are currently home features a first formal dining room, worm, sudsy water and dividable acres, erfbient. Private parking MANCHESTER! A S- hardwood, floors, shake vigorously. The and entrance. Great for Special Limited became the hot, impossible-to-get producing original works floor room, 2-1/2 baths, Andover, $525,000. SEMBLERS NEEDED- fireplace, and fenced rice will polish and clean P h ilip s Real Estate, singles. Will be com­ toy of the Christmas season. of art? If so, we need your plus a treed private lot Introductory Rate MOUNTAIN BIKE SALE Immediate openings. rear yard with 1-car Interior. 742-1450. pleted by January 1st. a n d 2-car garage. “It is a product that is impossible help to locate them for a No experience needed. $190’s. 'YVe’re Selling garage. Don’t miss this $700 par month. Call 6(f a linel to find. There’s not enough of special exhibit to be held Full/part-time. Call 1- one! Offered Dan. 643-2226, work or Houses!" Blanchard & at For an extra cost o f 5(F you may them,” said Thomas R. Kully, a toy next fall (1991) in the Und- 216-324-5139 8-10, 7 $159,900. Jackson & 32 APARTMENTS FOR 646-9892. Rossefto Real Estate, also pu t you r d w ice o f a birthday CYCLE PRO BOOKS35,000 Hgipcovers ~ 1,000 Paperbacks days. Jackson Real Estate, analyst for William Blair & Co. of gren Gallery. For more In­ 646-2482. ______RENT______cake, heart, star, smiley face, Chicago. formation, please call Lois F 647-8400. USED ~ most hardcovers less than $10.00 ~ aandles,numbersf3r theage& Nobody knows that better than MOUNTAIN BIKE Haun at 647-3423 during F I MANCHESTER-1 Receptionist CELEBRATE THE NEW Bedroom manyothersU Hasbro Industries, the Pawtucket, •♦•Rugged Frame most paperbacks less than $1.00. school hours. W H AT A B A R G A IN I- YEAR RIGHTIIBackon apartment.$500 per Place An Ad in the Eleadline far ads - 12X)0 noon CPA Firm the market and priced Seller will assist with R.I., company that markets the 18- •♦ Shimano "Click" Index Shifting month including utilities. 2 days ptior to the day you inch, battery-operated white Maltese OUT-OF-PRINT - recent best-sellers and older Friendly and courte right! Wall-to-wall ebsing costs or points. Wine & D ine Guide Cheerful lake locale 649-7384. would Uke your ad to appear. on a leash. •♦■ 12 Speed Gearing fiction & non-fiction. 10 PART HME HELP ous person with tele carpeted, 6 room WANTED Colonial with newer Ranch. White glove MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ Call Ilze or Paula Call Qassified Today “Go Go has run out. If there are a •f Upright Handlebars phone and light typ upkeep. 3 Bedrooms. room apartment. Ap- ing skills. Word proc vinyl siding and thermo- handful across the country I’d be RARE - unusual books tor particular tastes. >ane windows, Appliancesincluded. pliances/air. Security/ 643-2711 643-2711 •♦• Cantilever Brakes essing and computer Coventry, Reduced! surprised,” said Wayne Chamess, a PART TIM E fnsulated. Fenced rear references. $600 plus and ask for Paula or Ilze company spokesman. Reg. $250. SA LE $199®® •f Free Assembly experience helpful yard and deck. Garage. $109,900. Philips Real utilities. 649-8393, 8-6. COLLECTIBLE ~ first editions, fine leather SECRETARY Must be good in deal Corner lot. Vacant-Cfall Estate. 742-1450. He said about 300 people a day F call the headquarters in search of the bindings, nostalgia, special interest or just hard to find. wanted for busy ing with people. to set up showings medical office. Please write to: immediatelyll O W N E R dog. ANXIOUSII Asking, H E S P O K E N O T A They are told tliat it will be 115% OFF ALL CLOTHING AND BIKE PLUS... Previous Pue, Semel, $129,900.00. Strano WORD...but went January or February before the com­ experience. & Chick ^ Real Estate, 647-7643. straight to his worki pany has more Go Gos, which are Call 646-2094 This 4-4 Duplex needs A Spccialis: I ACCESSORIES. - national search for any recent or old book...only $3.00 76 South Frontage repairs ana updating made in China and brought by boat Tuesday-Friday Road CUSTOM HOME-Located but the price has been to America. I Must present this ad! Sale Items excluded. ~ GIFT CERTIFICATES on prestigious High- re-set to compensate. “It’s very flattering when a P.O. Box 2250 wood Drive. This one Each side offers 2 owner home has ap­ product of yours takes off, but on Eager buyers read | Vernon, CT 06066 bebrooms and separate TREE SERVICE/ CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ ROOFING/ the other hmd, it’s frustrating be­ Our specialty is putting the book you want in your hands. proximately 3400 utilities. Roll up your the Classified | square feet of living PRUNING REMODELING PAPERING SIDING cause we can’t meet the need,” THE BIKE SHOP sleeve and take ad­ PSYCHOLOGIST-Com- area and exquiste vantage of this super Chamess said. 681 Main St. columns | munity based Rehab arc & B i r d s irounds. "We’re Selling buy I $119,900. Jackson He would not say how many of y/SA Manchester, 647-1027 every day! ■ Agency emphasizing Helousesl" Blanchard & & Jackson Real Estate, the dogs were sold, but Kully es­ quality service delivery. Rossetto Real Estate, 647-8400. HAWKESTREESCTVICr C U S T O M Q U A L IT Y WEIGLE’S PAINTING CO LIONEL COTE 519 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Ct ^ z03)649-3449 BuciwL tuck & chippef. timated sales at between $15 million 'Open Tues-Wed-Thur-Fri 9:30-8:00 Sat 9:30-5:00 Sun 12:00-4:00 Masters degree 646-2482. F One stop improvements. .Cua'Ity work at a Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday 11-4:30 • Thursday 11-8 • Friday-Saturday 11-5 required. Delaware F Slump temovoi. Free Framing to Painting. ROOFING & SIDING and $20 million, compared with the Sale Ends 12/24/90 •Teasonabte pricel County Chapter IN -L A W S O R esbmatee. Special Ucensed & insured. •30 Years Experience Please call for Sunday & Monday Hours SOUTH WINDSOR-Move Interior & Exterior $500 million in sales that Teen-Age N Y S A R C , Inc., r 5 #1, TEENAGERS??? ootwkJefadon tor okterly and •Fully Insured right in to this immacu­ Caii Dave Adamick Freo Estimates Mutant Ninja Turtle figures should Box 109, Walton. NY $136,900. Completely handicapped tor a tree quote. Call Brian Weigle •License # 506737 do. 13856. E O E late 7 room split ranch remodeled and spar­ with a spaebus family 647-7553 _ 645-6523 645-8912 646-9564 In most parts of the country, it has kling Colonial has 2 RECEPTIONIST-Veteri- room with corner kitchens. 3 Bedrooms, nary Hospital. Full time. been difficult to find the dog since fireplace, cathedral formal dining room, and 633-358a______Rick's Handyman and November. Lines formed early out­ MANCHESTER HAS IT ceiling, living room, eat- 3 very spacious Wall Papering and Painting Carpentry MANCHESTER in kitchen with glass MASONRY SNOW PLOWING side a Manhattan Lionel Kiddie City SALES-The Best Job in bedrooms! New siding, 'flonibdeting & Repairs 30 years Experience Toys store when a late shipment of New England. $100K + sib e rs to sun deck. 2 new windows, and 2- ■Attics, basements, yards cleaned Insurance, References and the dogs arrived about a week ago. HERALD (yearly comm.). Free Baths. Owner will pay car garage tool Call for ■Hauling CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER closing costs. Asking K » R Masonry - BiicK, stonei' ■Insured Free Estimales They were sold out as quickly as the Serving The Area For 25 Years classified ads Leads, Trips, your exefusive showing I Management. Call, it $185,000. U&R Really, Anno Miller Real concrete, patio's and chimney repair. FREE ESTIMATES purchases could be rung into the 4?. Filleen years expertenca Fully insured. MARTY MATTSSON Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens ^ phone 643-2711 J could change your life. 643-2692. Estate.647-8000. ______646-1948 649-4431 cash register. FEDORA OPTICAL 1-800-488-3999. Ucense«S2364a a " c : r Fofinfonnalhn on mybualnota col “We had lines in other stores in P E I ER J. F E D O R A Total Remodeling Bolter Bualneoi Bueau. Boglsterod 16 other states,” said Joel H. KITCHEN & BATH Lu enseil O piiaan VisM Our Newly Remodeled Showroom with Consumer Protection. NAME YOUR Cal569-76TI Weiner, a spokesman for Lionel 191 CENTER ST Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer REMODELING Leisure Inc., the parent company of SPECIAL ORDER From the smallest repair to the OWN PRICE ~ 1,1 MANCHESTER. CONN izanHiS3iniH[ijQCHi or You largest renovadon, we will do a Lionel Kiddie City Toys and Lionel CAKES MON SAT 10-5 complete job. Father and son painting, Play world. (203) 646-0228 (T“‘" T ■ Le a C a re papering, removal. THURS 10-9 X J l HtrcMCNi '/ 9-CoCidaxi Q ift Q uide WATERPROOFING Visit our beautiful showroom or Still, he said. Go Go has not •Contact Lenses call for your free, estimate. 528-5015 caused the stir that the Cabbage Wedding cakes are our specialty. The largest selec­ Bi'KMA j'Fi^TsTb'- Heritage Kitchen & fttch Dolls did when they arrived tion of wedding cake ornaments in Connecticut. ’1 Hour Service Available M an ch ester WET BASEMENTS? on the scene in 1983. i M t o t