Page6A COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Wednesday, Sept. 19. 1979 Walton compensation Vikings, j pleases Trail Blazers Cyclones United Press International BffiflfflMEM frlfflfflfflffilBflfflfalM Sports in Itrief The said Tuesday they are happy with NBA win easily Commissioner Lawrence O'Brien's Football By Mike Boggs J award of Randy Smith, Super Bowl champion Pitts- as The Missourian sportswriter and to Portland burgh Steelers listed running back compensation for , who as questionable for Sun- agent Franco Harris Three second quarter touchdowns signed with San Diego as a free day's home game with the Baltimore and an unyielding defense powered last year. Cote- - v Wl A Jefferson Junior High to a 20--0 victory "But, we are disappointed in that the sprained his right ankle dur- more fu- Harris over Oakland Junior High while West commissioner did not include Sunday's 24-2- 1 victory over SL principal ing last I Junior extended its winning streak to ture draft choices," said Louis. Harris, the NFL's fifth leading 21-- 0 Weinberg. "And I still not 14 games with a win over Jef- owner Larry all-ti- me rusher, probably will test Trail Blazers have ferson City Helias in a doubleheader don't believe the his ankle until later this week. loss of Wal- de- Tuesday night at Hickman Field. been made whole for the Defensive end L.C. Greenwood, Jefferson's win was the Cyclones' ton." Steve Fnrness and cor-nerba- ck to fensive tackle first of the year, evening their record The commissioner, in addition Ron Johnson also are doubtful 1-- gave at 1. The loss dropped the Eagles' Smith, Kunnert and Washington, starters. first-roun- d colle- record to 0-- 2. Portland a San Diego Both teams exchanged punts during giate draft pick in 1980. The St. Louis Cardinals placed their first possessions. But Jefferson "We're delighted to acquire t,he con- rookie defensive end Bob Rozier on tracts of Washington, Kunnert and pos- waivers. sibly Smith," he added. San Diego has Rozier, the Cardinals' ninth-roun- d Loeal roundup an option, until 5 p.m. Thursday, to draft choice from the University of keep Smith and if it does, must send California at Berkeley, played in all took Oakland's punt at its own 3o ana $350,000 and a 1382 draft choice to Port- three St. Louis games this season. took nine plays to drive 65 yards for its land. Charles Wysocki of Maryland first touchdown of the year. The Trail Blazers also acquired for- leads NCAA Division I schools in rush- The drive was highlighted by TomDodRe ward for "future draft ing and Brian Broomell of Temple 26-ya-rd halfback Darron Pinet's run 1 the country in passing according High's Jeff Balmer fends off touchdowns in the Cyclones' 20--0 romp over the considerations." If Brewer makes leads the 41-ya- Jefferson Junior Eagle rd line. The to the with a stiff arm. Oakland Eagles. Portland team, the Pistons earn the to statistics released Tuesday. Cyclones ran at will, scoring six plays an Oakland defensive player second- - or third-roun- d Wysocki rushed for 339 yards in night for two rights to the Blazers' has later with fullback Mike Brown Balmer had a busy as he ran draft choice in 1981 . two "games for an average of 169.5 per powering over tackle. Pinet ran in the game a mere .5 than runner-u- p Helias pass. Jackman alone in 12th place after the second better extra points with eight minutes ready this week." said Jefferson tercepting a Veteran forward Curtis Rowe, who of Iowa State, who All-Colle- Rocky Gillis scored his second touchdown on a round of the eighth annual ge in remaining in the half. coach John Hamilton. "I thought our reported to training camp "not gained 169 yards in the Cyclones sea- 53-ya- rd Golf Moments Oakland punted to defense was more aggressive in this darting run with 2:32 left in Classic in Oklahoma City shape," been placed on waivers by later. Tuesday. has son opener last week. Jefferson, giving the Cyclones ex- game. Last week they were a little the game. Studer added the extra the , a team spokesman The Tigers had a 36-ho- le total of 574, cellent field position at their own 47. starry-eye- d, but tonight they did what . said. 30 Swimming 25-ya- strokes behind team leader 6-foo- rd we they could." t-7 UCLA star was Pinet reeled off a gain before knew The former Germany's former world re- 19-ya- Oklahoma State. East on rd Lyle Wheeler said, Bridge sophomore foot- roster wingback Jeff Balmer scored a Oakland coach The Rock the first veteran cut from the Vogel, who dis- than we did by defeating to 18 in cord holder Renate counter play with 3:54 left in the "we played much better ball remained unbeaten and reduced the Celtics' roster the West, 12-- closed she has defected to "half. The attempt for extra points in our first game, but we did not have Jefferson City 8 in its season Cross Country training camp at Hellenic College. said East German teen-ag- e swimmers failed. much offensively. Our guys couldn't opener at Rock Bridge Stadium. cross country The Rock Bridge were treated like guinea pigs and nev- physically: they were Bruins opened the scoring with first-pla- ce The Cyclones scored one minute handle them The team got another finish were being 67-ya- Soccer told what chemicals later as Balmer intercepted at Mike bigger and much faster." a rd run by running back Vince from Kirk Sloan, but the er transfer. used on them. 26-3- who New York Teter pass, returning it 36 yerds for In West's victory over Helias. Buckner. The Jays then evened the lost Moberly 1 in a dual Clive Toye, built the Bruins at Vogel, one of the first generation of the game's final score. The extra halfback Tim Jackman and tackle Ed score with a touchdown, but Bruin meet. Cosmos into one of most lucrative teen-ag- to were the Vikings" heros. Steve Ballenger ran the ensuing sports enterprises in the world, was e East German girls storm point failed. Featherston Sloan, a transfer from Hickman 1970s, However, the did threaten to Jackman scored West's first touch- kickoff 87 yards to give Rock Bridge named the new president and general the swimming world in the early Eagles High School who took first in a to 22-ya- rd since retiring she was forced score just before halftime. reaching down on a run with 8:54 all the points it needed. The Bruin triangular meet against the Kewpies manager of the Toronto Blizzard by the said four-yar- off studies because of medi- the d line with the aid of a remaining in the first half, and defense recovered a crucial fumble team's owner, the Global Television break her and Fulton last week, won again pain-killi- ng 28-ya- rd 1 re- cal problems and had to take Jefferson facemask penalty and a minutes later Featherston recovered deep in its own territory with :32 Tuesday with a time of 14:20 over the Network. 11 injections because of trouble with yards to the offense 2-m- brought credibility screen to slot back Mike Banta. a fumble and rambled maining in the game, and iIe course. Rock Bridge's David Toye, who instant her ankle and wrist joints. However. Banta was tackled with close out the first half scoring. Kent ran the clock out to clinch the victory. Burk finished second with a of to the Cosmos and to the North Ameri- time "We were the guinea pigs," Vogel eight econds remaining and the Studer connected on both extra points. 14:53, but it wasn't enough for the can Soccer League by luring Pele out error-fille- d Germany, sport is the Eagles had no time outs left. West took advantage of an Bruins as Spartan runners finished in of retirement and German superstar said. "In East Golf Bay-e- m. end, successes were as ex- "We put in a couple of counter plays second half to score the game's six of the next seven spots to win the Franz Beckenbauer away from means to an and our players were much more final touchdown. Shortly after in-- The Missouri men's golf team was meet. Munich, will officially join the actly planned as the production of a Blizzard on Oct. 1. people's factory." Sports Eecord Northwestern 'Mildcats9 slip out

Major leagae standings: ; : Football Odds Bottom, 10 rankings -- " nation's w. . 3J ... . w . . of i ' -- - M -- 7S 73 fUPI) V oanc Wamrer 2 -- 35sn neso'a 517 - RENO. Nev. This week's - - a- -; 75 75 97 7 li&SH - p'sru'C- iS.ueve- :; 5 Te.as By Ron Rappoport to Colorado (No. 7) and Arizona Ci6ftSl.a.fi. - National Football League as posted by Harvey is proud welcome GB BlCS,0J.a.Pr.aM,:..a.Ss:..r.. o.,cai:c 5 ii0H- ? 1979 Chicago Sun-Tim-es (No. 10). JS?.8W.A- o- La-s- 1 -- 63 5c Reno race book (favored State T:sS'-,rs- n 59 58 605 sa n arc Ci 2 35 Seats' :'? :? Harrah's Vjr-e- si B 56 600 i n" O-- a- 52 99 3ii 30 team listed first): "Chuck Fairbanks, whose Colorado team has lost to Ore- 73 70 527 Vo-i-- sa 'Sc-atrec- e' 'Z a--c LOS - Harvey to He S l:uis IV: ANGELES Steve hates do this. wants gon (33-1- 9) and LSU (44)). came from the pros last year to S-- NFL 3 - -- 'ia3eicrita 75 72 520 12'r Ma. at N Yc- Sa-- 'Z T Tuesday's Results 111., nothing person- o asC to the people in Evanston, -s a-s- assure there's acc -s C3'-- C-c- 75 73 510 i a- ur-- 3 2) 2 i 35 ; - ao i Favorite Pts. college football," said Harvey. "His next move will be to 2-- 2' - 3 yA vjr 5c 9i 36" 33 itianta VcWi'ia- -s a' Scs:c- "ct": 1 al involved. It's only that he has to maintain his standards or high Kush of Arizona -- ; . Oakland Kansas City school. And Frank State, which has lost cusio- iu-te2- -3 7 Oeveia-v- :6 fe.-- vof 35:'" would get out of hand. And besides, are 9) c-- - things rules rules. (17-- (31-3- ), West Ciicmna-- ' iNi't--a- :i : a: Sa- - D"n 2 3a i-- San Francisco 2 New Orleans to California and Florida State always likes to a;o '."--i-i-so-a- C-.:- Cl You're out of the Bottom Ten W L Pet. GB De?cSM'i'e "5i 9: '0 c 3 Cincinnati So that's it. Northwestern. moan about how poor his team is to try to come in as the un- c-' Houston ' - a--.- nan ea-os- cc -- 1 - C--,-- - 5-5- Ca- S5 65 567 Sa- 'a'Ck- a- Te.is- - az for a week. -- t-'Zi- -? 3 derdog. really -- '"'. So:-v- 3C v a- - New England San Diego This year, it is bad." oystoi- S3 67 553 2 Los '5 9 9 v So"" :" An- "" "When the No. 1 team wins," Harvey said from his Los Lasingeies 72 73 6C 13 ; Minnesota 2 Green Bay Michigan's loss to Notre Dame Saturday earned it the 20th Today's Games profes- Sar 'ancisco 67 S4 - geles outpost, where he ranks the worst college and 1-- -- 2 .a . - "--s- 2 New York spot in Harvey's poll. "They're this said. - a-i Buffalo year," Harvey 63 63 417 22'-.-l'r Ca..-- .a- 15 2 a: Jets SarO.eqo , - football in the country, automatically sus- AMERICANUCD.ria LEAGUEcr., .., 35- - , sional teams "it's t:a"ta 59 39 399 25 c... ,G,.a 7 Atlanta 4 Detroit Reminded that the Wolverines have only played two games (Late games not included) Vtir&so'a Zai 'C-- 1 u Cr 13 pended from the rankings for seven days. It's punishment, is - 1 Pittsburgh Baltimore so far this season, he said, "I count the Rose Bowl." Illinois Tuesday's Results East cacc6a ca""- '2 E' i5r what is. they the rankings seriously, they have -- it If don't take P-iiaa- e'snia 5 Si Louis 3 10 in W L Pet GB Teas A.a-iac-- 7. ai Oa.ia-- s St. Louis 5 Washington 5 is No. 8 on the strength of its two opening defeats. e -,,-- Baltin-o'- 51 ar 7 q5 98 65c iK.ici-- 5 3 30e 3 to pay the price." -. "-- - Los Angeles Tampa Bay Harvey's poll has not exactly endeared him to . 'Sia-.-- 5 a- the nation's Cnca;o22 N?YorC-- ' Miiajkee S3 52 567 0 Bcsiv '0 Tori" Northwestern's 27-2- 2 victory over Wyoming Saturday was S-- s 4 Sar Oiego 4 Houston 0 Boston 65 56J z ocS;ipe7 6i 6 Xcrr Denver Seattle football coaches, to whom losing is hardly a laughing matter. -- -- rgr -- - p-'sou- -- 3C ,jC- -r a- C particularly poignant for Harvey inasmuch as the Wildcats at Montreal 'ate 115m New Yo'V 69 537 ; .c. r. 139. Philadelphia 5 New York Giants Former Wake Forest coach Chuck Mills ".s'5Si once ta a-;.,- said he wanted A-ian- at Lcs Angeles late-ig- n; Detroit 61 73 536 "r 635- :- or the Mildcats as Harvey called them had been his top -- o - 7 0-eian- - a- Chicago Ca-h- Oncinrat- - at San Francisco late 77 7i 5"C 22 Bar-c- -e iD Matie.- U i, Miami to cut Harvey's toenails off up to his knees. Army's Tom ill -- -- 7i team for almost a year. They reached the top of the list after 115PI Tcon'O 50 101 33" 9 "t,"Vo-"5iJ- Dallas 3 Cleveland called the rankings garbage. -- West Caii'" s ,P(a- - 5':,2' 'a-s- as losing 56-1- 4 to Arizona State last October, and nobody has a " The notice Harvey Today'sGames w L Pel GB Ci'. 'Cu-- in 7 35pr-- treasures most, however, came several -- really challenged them since. But now it's all over. Cncaqo (Krul'ow 9 9 and McGio- - Caiitom a 32 69 53 i.'iid." iSorrsr i 13 a: College years ago from Woody Hayes. S-a-iiB-.'--is- on 11.131 at St LouiSlFuignam 9-- KansasCny 79 72 523 Z --'5 -- ii 935; California 17 San Jose St. But the Bottom Ten, like life itself, goes on, and this week "He talked about the losing y attitude that was ruining the the Wyoming Cowboys, the team Northwestern beat, can say-proudl- Stanford 17 Army country," said Harvey, "and he mixed they're No. 1. me up with the Viet- Pittsburgh 3 North Carolina nam War. I was only in the National Guard." "They shot right in there," said Harvey. "They were com- Georgia 3 Clemson At the hioment, however, Harvey is ing off impressive loss to Washington (38-2- ) and they ob- concerned with more Tuesday's Baseball Results N.Carolina St. 14 W.Virgina an important matters than his -- L-a- endorsements. League d V'J -oCa- Such as what to American P" in P", 55 22 6. Penn State 11 Texas A viously wanted to show that it was no fluke. I understand do Ma D"r( LpF C'p '6i Ba.timr.'O DoC"Co I15 .Mil if Northwestern, which faces lowly Syracuse this week -- they wear boots instead of cleats." V. York 000 000 30- 0- 3 6 2 - 3 5w Nebraska 18 Iowa runs its streak to two. ' - -- C."lana 301 330 01X-- 16 16 C 3c'.--;- 0OC 4i0 '"- - f C ? UCI.A 6 Harvey realizes that the choice of Wyoming may disap- Tor--- -' Wisconsin they win next V"abet'a Ancersonili Karmee' i4, mqoc (41 Kaat X0 2'0 00- 0- 3 7 3 "If week," he said of the Wildcats "they T'-- o.- point the fans at Boston College, which ran its losing 7 13' Cruz '9) MCr-.- ai Lv-0&- "7 JPl'e-Sj- n 7 streak aio Rorjinson Paion Wiftoi ano h'c O Brr, Indiana Kentucky could be suspended for the whole year. 1 -- The No. win- 4i V.--7C- 3--7, iQ-- 5 ".- L-H- team iieander W Paton L Miratiia a-- O'G't l'5 21 uT-ar (6 I6l 2 Notre Dame to 13 games when it was defeated by Tennessee. a- Purdue ning twice threatens the of HPCleveland Harran2H9) Jonnson 2 M5) Co 4 ho- - Ea5i?0t -'3 208 fabric the Bottom Ten. It's 10 "You know how it is," Harvey said. "The people who do almost Nrj. v-r- f Gamcied4i A 6 908 Kansas St. Oregon St. mocking the Bottom Ten. ' ' Vm-eso- ta COO C- rankings always being charged with ignoring 00C 000 - C 0 Washington 10 Oregon the are teams The 1 situation, he said, is 1 1- 1 comparable San. more 000 000 01- 0- 4 Cnicaon 000 0C3 00C - 12rr1 in the East. The Bottom Ten selectors who are me and my to when Brown, it 23 Os-ro- 001 000 X- 2 7 0 V. USC Minnesota which had No. 1 10- Gr"' anc Wynoqar Kravok anc Folov Krapr to been for several years, ended a losing L-G- in c-iV'14 sister New York just have live with it. Actually, this 3 '3, I2i S. Carolina 6 Duke streak. When Harvey could be B.C.'s time. It lost games on two continents last threatened to ban the team from the Florida St. 10 Miami (Fla.) rankings if it won again, some National LeagLe year (Temple won the contest in Japan) and I'm a little wor- students printed up "Fare-wel-l, l&yal box Pirst Game Florida 9 Georgia Tech Steve Harvey" buttons. Cnicaqr, 002 000 00- 0- 2 i 0 Texas 18 Iowa State ried about Wyoming because they play Richmond." - "They sent me one," he rofjo, re"- 00C 0OC 000 -- 04 But Northwestern's disappearance from the rankings is said, "and when they did win I ii-- 19 Kansas PoUS(;poi s " iBiarn Fcote Pacoiia Jaoso'-1- 7 Alabama Baylor thrCat' We tove r change in Bottom Ten week. 3 CCrtain bnage to protect- Calilornt6) at h bi City (4) ab r h bi 3arar.r i9i anc Stoarns w Rousrnoi lg 101 MISSOURI 7 MISSISSIPPI not the only important the this you?taiown - Car.?. 16 4 0 C Wilson il 5 0-- 0 L Paci'aiO i 1 11 'anV0"J3B 4 ' 0 McRa Or 5 0 0 0 Arkansas Oklahoma St. ii nrdr 4-- Otisct Second Game LSU 18 Rice 1 1 5220 B. '.'' 3 erett3& 4 2 3 0 O'caqo 000 100 000 V- - 2 7 2 Arizona I Texas Tech l,": 0 0 0 0 Porter c 5 0 3 3 Nov. York noo 001 000 0- 0- 1 Aii-or,',e- ri 1011 Cowinsrt 5 0 0 0 Taurl'M Ttlrnv. (7i Sutter (Hi ar.c BIKA-l- l Davis en 3 2 11 LaCock 10 5 0 10 B"'-noue- r G'ynn ,7 Allonl9l W Tdfo H14 Downing c 4 0 2 0 Wnne 20 4 0 3 0 LAller4 '01 A 4 233 Centaur women Gncn 2B 3 0 11 Wasninqm ss 1 0 0 0 Hnow it 4 0 0 0 Ouirk ph 1 0 0 0 Houston 000 000 lXi- - 0 6 i n Aml.-rso- ss 3 0 0 1 Cruz ss 0 0 0 0 SanD''y. 000 102 10.- - 4 9 1 win in volleyball Totals 33 6 8 6 Totals 40 4 13 3 Williams Ni-r"- a (6i LaCorto (71 Samhttr, 8l anc Pujols '.mivn and Faney W Rasrpusv-- r (591 The Columbia College women's California ... 400 002 000 6 I- - WiitiamM4 6i A-- 6349 Kansas City 001 000 102 4 volleyball team opened its season suc- cessfully as the Centaurs won both of E Anderson Wasntnqton DP Kansas City 1 LOB California 5 Kansas City 12 2B Aikens their matches Tuesday at Culver-Stockto- n UMC SOUTH FARM Lans'ord Ons 2 Porter Brett 3B Baylo' College, beating Missouri SB-- - Philadelphia ab r h r St. Louis ab r h b. Wilson White2.Brtt? SF Baylor Anderson 15-1- Valley 15-- 9, 0 and the host ip N r wbbw Rose lb 3 0 2 0 Templetonss 5 school 1 111 8-15,15-11- Mile East 1 .15-6. Hwy. - of 9 4 63 South F'0'.tlW15-- 8"- t3 4 3 3 7 Tnllo2b 5 110 Brock It 0 0 MontarjueS7) " 0 0 0 0 0 McBndert 4 2 3 0 Hernandez lb 4 l o 0 Gal'-I- L 9-10- 1. ' 2 4 4 2 0 Schmidt 3b 4 10 0 Simmons c 4 0 3 0 1 Turn Pattm Luzinskilt 4 0 2 1 Hendnckrt 2 0 0 East at the AC Exit M.ri,n 4 45220210 0 13 L Smith if 0 0 0 0 Mumphreyct 4 0 10 I Gross II 0 0 0 1 Reit?3b 3 0 0 0 i George 0yer Paitin Diteheo- - tr 3 batters in 6th Maddoct 5 0 2 2 OberHotiTb 3 t 0 WP-Pa- T-- 302 4 p 2 H.i Martin A 29 733 MorelandC 0 0 0 Thomas 0 0 0 AHissourk.1. Bowass 4 10 0 Urreap 10 0 0 in the i Nolr-s- p 2 0 Freed ph i 0 0 0 Eli gfth wwv Pffi 4SE3 CSSk 3Ml?T3 Jjffitg 11 EL a.peqJfg.ia.HBBEaga3 Poffph 10 0 0 OBnenp 0 0 0 0 Saucier p 0 0 0 0 Baseball Onset pn 0 0 0 0 TUCSON Announced it will be affiliated in 1980 McGrawp 0 0 0 0 of League Total 34 5 11 S Totals 33 3 6 3 Tokio Health Spa witn Houston Astros National i Fri. & BasUtbsfl I Oriental Masseuses Sat. at 8 p.m. BOSTON Placed forward Curtis Rowo on waiv. Philarietprila 000 012 000 2 5 I Sauna Hoi Tub 1 000 120 000 0 0 &RC ws St. Lout 1 Body Shampoos 3 Sun. at 2 p.m. jJB NEW YORK Cut free agents Wesley Cox and Mo DP-PtiilaC'- (jjvsv lphia 1 o Layton St Louis 2 LOB Philadelphia B O&erHr--K Tritlo 38-T- om LOS ANGELES Cot thud round pick Walter Oan-ici- s 8 St Louis Noles Miiml&lBSf Forum Shopping of Georgia and free agent Oawsn Scctl pioton SB McBnde SF Mer.flricM. Brock. Gross I PORTl AND Awarded forward Kermit Washington, h r er Kovin Konnert anti tjuard Bandy 6mh o San ip bbco Oiego compensation for signing Bill Walton Nrjes 5 3 3 3 3 3 stirendaysaweek j Special Rates for Scouts SauC- M- 3 2 0 0 Ki?f Adults 9; ?L If Fdotiufi - 10 f McGrawlW4- 2 0 0 4 1 &X$tyFree Sauna with aMassage 4-- H SEATTLE Signed offensive lineman Jeff Sevy to 10 l" unifonn & Club 1 3 4 2 replace Louis Bulled, who wis placed on injured re- Thomas 5 6 3 Students ''Is vf 4 0 2 3 serve Ua 2 0 1 S74-21S- Soecw O'flnon'l -- 1) 2 2 0 S Under 12 me!nbe SSOCU 4 13 M.25 qen-eralmanao- M Thorns. pir nori to tMtters in 6th .. , TOPONTO NmerJ One Toye president and " with membership WP l,m: T 2 34 A 7 340 card.