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'B2 ASBURY PARK PRESS. Dec. 9. 1974 fh SCOREBOARD Piscataway, Ramapo Get NJSIAA Football Crowns College Basketball NBA Standings Pro Football Summaries Haulers-Chiefs Oakiond 0 0 0 77 k.antot C'y 1)0 kC -f-0 S'nwrod V) kC-FG Slenerud 11 (V Hf io pass from lomontca (Blonoo kvO aiders CMeft battle, with neither team scoring in the first half. Colonia (8-2) scored first, with 3 34 left in the third period, when Eugene Bradley marched 29 yards on the first play from scrimmaRe after a Piscataway punt.

The kick made it 7-fl. Moments later, Piscataway was forced to punt again, but this time Ron Rhodes pounced on a fumble at the Colonia 11. Mullins went in for the score from the six, and a two-point conversion try' by Leon Rockery Piscataway an 8-7 lead. A fumble recov ery by Rich Collins set up the second Piscataway score as Mullins ran 53 yards for the score with 29 seconds k-ft in the same. As the fi-foot, 175-pound youngster maneuvered down the field, a fight broke out First down I) Rusnet voids 41 111 37 Possma varooe 107 Return yaraow 93 90 Posses 1) 17 73 Punts ill iM FumWes lost 3 1 4 3 Penalties yords J-10 04 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BUSHING Oonond, HuOOOid 17 17.

Hon 11 Davis 4 79 Kansas City. Kin nev 71 174 Miller 100 RECEIVING Ooklond. Von EegKen I B'anch 1 10. Kansas City, lovw 40. Miller t-se PASSING Oakiond.

Lomonlco 7 7 3. 22 yards Kansas City. Donvson 12 23 2. 126 Lions-Bengals Detroit 0 7 7-23 Clncinnotl 6 3 3 7 1 Cm FG 34 Muhlmonn On FG 40 Muhlmonn Det Jessie 10 run (kick blocked) Cm FG 48 Muhlmonn Det FG 42 Monn Det Taylor 3 run (Mann kick) Cm FG 42 Muhlmonn On Williams 2 run (Muhlmonn kirk) Steelert-Pat fen. loD 3 0 7-17 E-Hrron 17 poss trom Ptunsett (Smifft htcfc) PW-FG Gereto 40 pmMorris 3 run Ikkk blocked) pit! FG Gereto 77 KE-FG Smitn 10 PiX-Swonn 7 boss from BroosRO pm-Sofety Pioktt lock tn end lone bv Gieenwood ME-Herron i run (Smltn kick) tleelers 16 46-14 64 33 1011 I 6)5 11 PotrloH 12 32 7 104 0 011 V36 2 2 First downs Rushes yords Possino yards Return yards Posses Punts Fumeies lost Penoities yards 7 44 ikirttim I Al IFAHFRS RUSHING-PlttsOuroh.

Morris 7 134. B'eier 12 42 New England, Merron SS. Torver II II RECEIVING Pittsburgh. Brown 4 70. Lewis 339 New Enoiond.

Merron 3-69. Vo'aha 2 Arioms 2 23 PASSiNG-Pittsburoh. Brodshow 1014-1. 86 yards. New Enoiand.

Plunkeft H-1, 127. Cards-Saints St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 New Orleans 7 0 0 714 NO Manson 66 run Mr lord kick) no Seal run (McClord kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-St Louis, Anderson 1029. Otis 1, Metcolt 5-9 New Orleans, Mo-son 22 148, Phillips 9 3t, McNeill 7 22. RECEIVINGl-St Louis. Thomas 480.

Metcait 4-41. New Orleans. Mon son 4-36, Seal 227 PASSING-St Louis, Hart 16390. Ill yords. New Orleans.

Cipa 7-17 0, 93. Dolphins-Colts Mioml 7 7 3 0-17 Baltimore 0 3 3 1016 Mia Twllley 4 pass trom Griese (Yepr-emlan kick) Mia Csonka 1 run (Yeoremlon kick) Bol FG Linhort 26 Mia FG Yeoremian 27 Bal-FG Llnhart 40 Bal-FG Linhorl 20 Bol Olds 2 pass trom Jones (Llnhart kick) ATLANTIC CITY Ed Mullins rushed fur more than JM yards and two as Piscataay captured the Group 4. Central Jersey, high school FtMitball title here yesterday, 14-7. contest, the last of seven played at Convention llall this erkend as part of the New Jersey State Inter-; scholastic Athletic Association's first-ever sectional playoffs, was a top defensive (I. ll 91 1 niii rV.

on between players and personal fouls were called on each team. Rut the touchdown was allowed. Displaying a powerful offense and zipper-tight defense, Ramapo of Franklin Lakes sunk Dumont in yesterday's first game 46-44, for the Group 3, North Jersey, Section One schoolboy title. Taking a 2-0 lead on a safety, the Ramapo Raiders (8-1-1) took advantage of the subsequent free kick and scored on a 43-yard Rick DeKorte-to-Kevin Edwards pass play moments later. Five plays after a Dumont quick kick from the Convention Hall end zone, Tom Williams ran in from the six.

The PAT made it 16-0. Dumont (8-2) fumbled on the second play of the next series, as the first quarter ended. Two plays later, DeKorte hit John Jensen for a 33-yard touchdown strike. The second half opened with Ramapo leading 30-8 and another quick score this time a 62-yard run by Williams-put the game out of reach. The Ramapo defensive front five, weighing an average of 218 pounds, kept the Dumont Huskies at bay all afternoon, dropping quarterbacks Brian Pohli and Mike Picciano for numerous long losses.

Dumont got past midfield twice in the first half, once on Kevin Murrell's 56-yard TD run and another time on a 15-yard personal foul against Ramapo. (Mann kick) A 57.152 A 45.159 ordinals Saints Lions Bengals First downs 12 17 First downs 17 15 Rushes yords 23-64 4220 Rushes yords 37 189 32 146 Possing vords IV) 87 Passing yords 70 106 Return yords 67 18 Return yoras 171 175 Passes 16 390 7 17 0 Posses lit! 14 24 2 HI 142 Punts 418 4-38 Fumbles tost I I 3 1 Fumbles lost 00 I I Penalties yards 3-15 4-30 Penalties yards 7 47 5-45 Oolpfilnt Colts First downs 18 13 Rushes yards 44 1 78 23 1 23 Passing yards 14 145 Return yards 14 53 Posses 915 14-26-0 Punts 4 35 4-43 Fumbleslost 10 11 Penalities yards 5-45 4-25 eastern conference ttonttc Oivtsien Pet GB Buffalo i I 60 New York 14 I 1 (Wnwn 14 10 58) i pnnodeipMo IS 375 7 Central Divtsw Washington 19 4 '60 Cwveund 13 10 MS 5 Atlanta II 13 4S8 7' Houston II 13 4i8 7 New Orleans 7 73 00 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Detroit 13 17 570 Kansas City Omaha 13 13 500 ') Cmcooo 11 17 4'l I Miiwoukee 15 .375 3' Pacific Division Golden State 7 TOO Seattle 500 Portlond 12 14 42 6 Los Angeles 11 15 423 7 Phoenu II 15 423 7 Soturdov't Gomes New York 120. Portlond 112 Philadelphia 116. Buffalo 112 Washington 94. Detroit 19 Golden Slate 133.

Seattle 96 Phoenin 92, Los Angeles 48 Sondav't Gomes Konsos City Omaha 9e, Detroit 91 Woshinglon II. Cieveiond 75 Boston 111. New Orleans 101 Los Angeles 107, Phoenu 102 Atlanta 102. Seattle 95 Monday's Gomes No pomes scheduled Tuesday Gomes Phiiodelphia at Buffalo Konsos City Omoo of New York Golden State at Houston Boston at Chicago Atlonta at Portlond Detroit at Miiwoukee Kings-Pistons KANSAS CITY Behouen I 00 16. Williams 3 11 11, La cey 5 2 2 12.

Walker 2 3 18, Archiboid 4 10-11 18, Wedman 5 3-4 13. Kosmalski 0 0-0 0. McNeill 2 4-5 I. Antonl 0 0-0 0. Totals 37 22 26 DETROIT (92) Rowe 5 5-7 15.

Adams I 14 3. Lanier 12 1- 9 32, Bing 8 3-4 19. Ford 0 0 0 0, Troop 4 12 9. Mengelt 6 00 12, Money 1 0-0 2, Davis 0 M0. Totals 37 11 26 KC Omaha 25 11 71 94 Detroit 19 II 1191 Fouled out: None Total touis: KC Omaha 24.

Detroit 21. 5,134 Bullets-Cavs WASHINGTON (U) Riordan 2 0-0 4. Hayes 7 4 7 II, Unseid 3 0-0 6, Porter 2 0-0 4. Chenler 9 6 1 24, Jones 6 1-2 13, Weatherspoon 0-0 4, Gibbs 4 0-0 Kozelko I O0 2, Hoskins 1 0-0 2, Robinson I 0-0 2, DuVal 0 1-2 1. Totals 31 12-19 CLEVELAND (75) Smith 4 1-1 9, Davis 4 2-3 10, Chones 3 2- 2 Cleomons 5 4-4 14, Snyder 6 11 14, Brewer I 0-0 2.

Wolker 3 2 2 8. Foster 1 12 3. Patterson I 1-2 3, Russell 2, 0 0 4. Totals 30 15-18. Washington 24 14 Jl 20-81 Cleveland 13 28 II 1175 Fouled out: Porter Total fouls: Washington 21, Cleveland 20.

1.148. Celtics-Jazz BOSTON (HI) Havllcek 9 2-2 20. Nelson 5 41 16. Cowans 4 0-0 White 10 1-1 21, Chonev 2 2 2 6. Flnkel 2 0-0 4, Silos 1 3-4 5.

Westphal 9 2-3 20. S'ocom 3 1-1 7, McDonald I 2-2 4. Totals 46 19 23 NEW ORLEANS (101) Coleman 6 3-4 15, Stallworth 3 2 2 Roberson 3 1-2 7, Barnett 11 7-7 29, Adel-man I 0-0 2, Johnson 1 0-0 2, Counts 3 3-5 13, James 4 5-6 13, Nelson 5 2-2 12. Totals 39 23 28. Boston 19 It 11 12111 New Orleans 21 14 21 33101 Fouled out: Cowens.

Total fouls: Boston 26, New Orleans 22. 7,042. Suns-Lakers PHOENIX (102) Erlckson 3 2-2 Perry 9 6-8 14, Awtrey 9 3-4 21, Melchlonnl 3 12 7, Scott 12 4-6 28, Bontom 0 0-0 0, Sounders 0 0-0 0, Von Arsdole 5 44 14, Williams 0 0-0 0 Tola's 41 20-24 LOS ANGELES (107) Cainoun 2 3-4 7, Hawkins 6 4-7 16, Smith 7 5-9 19, Allen 1-2 19, Riley 5 7-1 17, Halrston 2 2-2 6, Lanti 5 1-1 11, Washing, ton 0 0-2 0, Winters 6 0-0 12. Totals 42 23-35. Phoenu 14 It IS 17-101 Lot Angeles 11 13 II 34-107 Fouled out: Perry.

Total touls: Phoenl 27, Los Angeles 22. 11,124. Hawks-Sonics ATLANTA (102) Drew 1 13-15 27, Washington 1 0-0 2, Jones I 2-2 18, Meminger 4 2-4 10. Van Arsdale 3 2-2 8, Henderson 4 3-5 11, Brown 7 2-2 16, Gilliam 4 0-0 Kouffman 1 0-2 2, Soiourner 0 0-0 0. Totals 39 24-32.

SEATTLE (95) Havwood 6 4-7 18, Skinner 8 0-0 It, Fox 8 0-1 16, Brown 3 2-3 8, Clark 3 1-2 7, Watts 2 2-5 Gray 5 5-7 15, Hummer 0 4 1. Derline 2 0-0 4, Burleson 2 0-0 4. Totals 39 17-29. Atlanta 11 17 IS 19-101 Seattle 19 14 11 If- 95 ABA Standings Eastern Division Pet. OB Kentucky 16 4 727 New York 17 9 654 1 St.

Louis 10 17 .370 i Memphis 7 19 j4 ii Virginia 5 19 JO 12 Western Division Denver 23 4 157 San Antonio 16 10 615 4 Uoh 12 .462 10 7 Indiana 10 12 .455 10 San Diego 9 15 .375 12 3 Saturday's Games New York 103, Virginia 86 Kentucky 119. St Louis 107 Denver 122, Memohis 101 Utah 111, San Antonio 107 Indiono 126, San Diego 113 Sunday's Game Son Diego 104, San Antonio 92 Mondav i Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Game San Diego at St. Louis Pro Football Philadelphia 0 13 7 0-20 Giants 0 0 7 07 Phil SulHvon 1 run (kick tailed) Phil Young 7 past from Boryla (Dem-Dsev kick) Phil Sullivan 1 run (Demosey kick) NY Dowkins 3 poss from Morton (Goaoiak kick) A 21,000 estimated. Dumont 0 6 I 14 Ro- mooo (16 14 I 8-46 Rom Safety Komlo tackled In end jone Rom Edwards 43 nasi from DeKorte (Grav kick) Rom Williams 6 run (Gray kick) Rom Jensen 33 po trom (Gray kick) Rom Monohan 1 run (Grav kick) Dum Murrell 56 run (Mur-reli run) Rom Williams 62 run (DeKorte run) Ram Senna 4 run (Williams run) Dum Murrell 1 run (run failed) Attendance 1,800 (est) 0 0 8 o- 14 Colonlo 0 0 7 07 Col Brodley run (Nardone kick) Pltc Mulilnt 6 run (Dockery run) Pltc Mullins 53 run (run failed) Neither rain, nor cold nor mushy sand could keep this hardy field (left) of runners from starting in the annual Long Branch Beachfront four-mile run yesterday. Bob Bazley (right), Long Branch, sloshes through the ankle-deep surf on his way to victory.

(Press Photos) a 1 opes Game games complicated the issue. St. Louis, which had led the Eastern Division by a game over Washington, lost to New Orleans 14-0 so the Cardinals, now 9-4, could lose the title spot to Washington and end up in the wild-card slot. Or it could be Dallas, 8-5, after beating Cleveland 41-17 Saturday. Detroit, 7-6 in the Central Division after beating Cincinnati 23-19, remains with an outside shot at the wildcard spot which goes to an NFC second-place team with the best won-lost record.

Veteran Bill Kilmer is expected to start at quarterback since Sonny Jurgensen still is recuperating from injuries. Kilmer will give a quick test to the reshuffled Los Angeles defensive secondary where Al Clark and Bill Simpson became starters three games ago. Skins' Playoff ide on Rams Far west fni VsFet5 Western mghlandS 103 Fori Lewis Wvomtngll inoomonS rXwmlJ FrominohomSt 72 Of Wiihito tO IKK) I) Me. 61 New MeKO 3 San joie it 'I Drigham Young 69 Oklohoma St 51 Mea 5) New Mexico 59 Goningot! nn ii 10 Ore 72 Wash 10 Seottie 72 AustrollO All Stars 62 Simon Fraser 64 Rorky Mt 44 Boise St 77 Coiifornio 41 rwsinton 71 Puoe" Sound 91 Vefson 59 5 International 57 5 (allt 107 Arltonoll Oreoon Tern I' St 64 wosh 1 Wosh 79 Alaska '5 Pomona 46 Utoh 17 San Diego SI 79 Mont II. 1 Ot Uc Davis 63 St Martin 70 Mont 75.

Ot Seattle Pacific 62 Pntsdam Stole Championship St Lawrence 50 Potsdom St 43 Consolation Pittsburgh St 69 Oorkson 64 Metro Championship Morgan Sf 61 Baltimore 62 Third Ploce Ba Lovoia 64 Towson St 51 Fifth Ploce Johns Mookins 100 Coppm SI 14 Mognoiia lossic hampionship Jockson St 95 Third Place Miss Volley II Cre Fifth Place Miss Col 91 Seventh Ploce Beihoenl2 MHIsoos 69 Rose Hulman Championship Sewonee Kenyon 71 Consolation Rose Hulman 67 Wabash Col 62 Randolph Macon Championship Randolph-Macon 105 Allegheny 75 Consolation Hompden Sydney 16 Davis elklns 80 Modison Invitational Consolation Shiooensburg 87 Fla Southern 77 Londer Invitational Championship Col Ot Charleston 82 Ersklne 62 Naia dist 7 Tlpott Championship Willamette. Ore 91 Ore Col 79 Third Ploce Lewis Clark 75 Geo Fox 70 Seventh Place Lmfield 102 Oregon 98 Umsl Invitational Championship Qumcy92 St Louis 91 Consolotlon III Chi. Circle 72 Methodist 59 Redlonds Invitational Championship Biota 82 Aiuso-Pocrfic 81, Of Third Place Pocitic Christian 95 a baptist 76 Fifth Place Col Boolist 91 Redlonds 68 Seventh Place Lo Verne 77 Oaremont 76 Anteater Classic Championship UC Santa Barbaro 76. Los Angeles Lav ola 69 Southwest Georgia Championship Show 97 Albany, St. 91 Sun Devil Classic Championship Am.

St 13 Nebraska 62 Consolation Long Beach St. 78 Montana 56 Mox Zlel Classic Championship Bioomsburg St 79 Woterloo, Ont 57 Consolation Trenton St. 70 Oswego St 55 Geneseo Chomplpnshlp Morlst 78 Geneseo St. 74 Consolation Lowell Tech 84 Ithaca 83 New Poll! Tin Oft Chomoionshio John Jay 77 New Paltt 62 Consolation Fttchpurg St. 85 York 74 Steel Bowl Championship Oregon 90 Duauesne 82 Consolation Penn St.

88 PIH TV Crusader lossic Championship Valparaiso 61 Wittenberg 5:1 Astevllle Classic Championship Caroiino 83 Texas St 80 Strawberry Classic Chomplonshlp Se loulsiono 102 PlkevllleSl Consolation W. Flo. 78 E. Tex. Bapt.

66 Vanderbllt Invitational Championship Vanderbllt 79 S. Illinois 72 Show-Me Classic Championship Missouri 102 Miss. St. 78 Howard Payne Invlt. Championship Sw texas 99 Howard Payne 92 Crelghton Classic Championship Texas-El Paso 69 Crelghton 63 Aggie Invitational Championship Cal Poly-Sl0 64 Socromento St.

55 Consolation Westmont 67 Stanislaus St. 51 WHA Standings east Division PtsCF GA New England 16 8 0 32 95 89 Cieveiond 10 7 1 21 55 Chicogo 9 14 0 18 79 Indianapolis 5 21 0 10 59 west Division Houston 17 9 0 34 118 Son Diego 12 12 0 24 74 Phoenix 9 12 2 20 77 Minnesota 9 12 0 18 86 Michigan 7 17 0 14 63 Canadian Division Toronto 16 10 1 33 123 Quebec 14 9 0 28 96 Winnipeg 13 8 1 27 95 Edmonton 11 7 0 22 70 Vancouver 9 11 1 19 67 Saturday'! Garnet Cleveland 3, San Diego 1 Vancouver 4, Michigan 2 Chicago 9, Toronto 3 New England 6, Indianapolis 3 Sunday's Garnet Quebec 2, Houston Edmonton 7, Michigan 0 Toronto 5, Phoenix 2 Winnipeg 5, Chicogo 2 Indlonopolls 5, Son Diego 1 Vancouver 4, Minnesota 2 Monday's Garnet No games scheduled Tuesday's Garnet Voncouver ot Cleveland Winnipeg at Indianooollt Minnesota ot Toronto Michigan at San Diego Phoenix al Chicogo 53 93 122 78 83 85 89 106 101 79 62 54 72 SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL Shore Conference Slondlngs (overall records In parenthesis) Final Standings Class A Brick Township(9 0-0) Toms River South (7-7-0) Rarltan(540) Neptune! S4 0) Middletown Two (4 5 0) Toms River North(450) Control Reg (110) Class Motowan Reg (8 I 0) Southern Reg (6 3 0) Lakewood(6 3 0) Howell(5 40) Long Branch(5 4 0) Ocean Two 4 50) Monmouth Reg (2 7 0) Jackson Two (27 0) Clots Red Bank Reg 19 0 0) Rumson FH Reg (7 2 0) 1 1 7 Mar Iborol63 0) 4 Asbury Pork 1 4- 5 0 1 Manaviuan(5 4 0) Shore Rea (34 0) WallO 10) Closs 4 3 1 0 "Pi Pleasant Bh (4 1 7) "Pt. Pleasant Boro(61 2) Kevnoriu 12) Keonsburg(6 3 01 Holmdel(5 4 0) II Freehold Two (211 Freehold Boro( I I 0) NON CONFERENCE St Joseph ightstown Red Bonk Cath 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS I G-Miami, Moione 17 104, Csonka 21 58. Baltimore, Olds 7-40. Mil-chel 10 44 RECEIVING Miami, Mandlch 3-37, Twllley 333.

Baltimore, Carr 4-99, Mitchell 7 55 PASSING-Mloml. Griese 9152, 94 yards Baltimore, Jones 14 24-0, 180. Oilers-Bronc8 Houston 0 7 0 714 Denver 7 10 6 1437 Den Kevworth 4 run (Turner kick) Den FG Turner 43 Den Armstrong 10 run (Turner kick) Hou Willis 1 run (Butler kick) Den Armstrong 12 run (kick foiled) Hou Queen 4 pass trom Postorlni (Butler kick) Den Moses 12 pass from Johnson (Turner kick) Den Armstrong 15 run (Turner kick) Oilers 16 1988 180 27 20-38 1 4-43 2 1 428 Broncos 16 45-243 168 50 15-21-1 429 10 460 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Houslon, Amundson 6-36, Rodaers 5-15, Johnson 1-25 Denver, Armstrong 31-183, Kevworth 13-55. RECEIVING-Houston, Johnson 497, Alston 4-41, Washington 215 Denver, Moses 488, Odoms 5-86, Armstrong 2-19. PASSING-Houston, Pastorlnl 20-38-1, 195 yards.

Denver, Johnson 15-21-1. 219. Bears-Chargers Chicago 7 0 14 0-21 Son Diego 0 7 7 1428 Chi Grandberry 4 run (Roder kick) SD Woods 21 pass trom Freltos (Par-tee kick) SD Gay 17 fumble return (Partee kick) Chl-Wlllloms 3 run (Roder kick) Chi Wheelr3 run )roder kick) Chi Wheeler 19 pass from Douglas (Roder kick) SD Davis 43 poss from Freltas (Partee kick) SD Matthews 1 run (Partee kick) A 34,704 East Rht' '4 Peiei ntiiii Viiiii'ino 00 Rhode Hiond 0 linv 4 oiui'O'O 14 ieivee4 Faii'ieid Armv SO Colgate 65 ScHmi moii 4 Onttou'0 Cornell 77 Nweara '4 Rider 79 Virginia at Moss ') PsceM Vermont 13 JoHn S. Brown 73 Syracuse 95 Rutgers 75 Fordnom 75 Lafnvelle 76 Northeastern 41 Drenei 59 Wesievon 59 Amherst Rensselaer Poty 44 Nichols Tufh 91 Foir Dusinson JS GiOSiMMO 55 trinity 53 Bottoin ft Riookivn Poly 44 Mais Maritime '3 Norwich le 14 Rhntst Islond I 01 Worcester tech 41 Suffolk -1 Arnmelt 41 SVillioms Bates TO em lev lot Dominican. NY 110 Concoidm Mm Pa 12 ninome Edinboro eO Westminster 100 tor ion Susouehonno II Stonvbrook St 56 Monstteid Queens.

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8, mory II The Citadel 73 Memphis St 75 Wit-Green Bay 67 Armstrong St. 95 Southern Tech 51 Carson Newman 80 Belmont 66 Tenn. Temple 62 Lee 60 Tulone 94 Somtord 67 W. Va. Wesievon 101 W.

Liberty 89 Lombuth 76 Delto St. 71 Moreheod 64 Akron 56 Elliabeth City 89 Hampton Inst. 69 Bereo 98 Clinch Valley 62 Delaware St. 77 N.C. Central 66 Christ.

Newport 75 Greensboro 72. Ot Mississippi 82 Texas 74 York 85 Salisbury 71 Davidson 81 Ohio Sf. 80 Birmingham So 61 Huntingdon 56 Va. Weslevan 105 Unc-Greensboro 83 Bowie St 95 Gallaudet 61 Murrov St 81 Louisiana Col. 66 McNeese97 F.

Austin 82 Soring Hill 80 Nicholls St. 74 Barber-Scotia 103 Oaflin 75 Midwest Notre Dome 80 Princeton 66 Morauette 93 St. Mory, Coin. 66 Kansas 89 Iowa 54 Wisconsin 16 Iowa St. 84 Indiono 91 Kentucky 74 Michigan 78 Tennessee 74 Oklahoma 90 S.

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68 Mioml 85 Wright St. 61 W. Michigan 101 Iowa 72 Michigan Tech 67 Oakland, Mich 63, Of Ind -Se84 Siu-Edwardsvllle 7S Goshen 54 Kalamazoo 45 Lake Superior St. 93 John Wesley 66 Hanover 74 Manchester 67 Findloy 70 Bluttton 68 Michigan 84 Wayne St. 74, Ot Defiance 103 Tovlor 86 Augsburg 93 Warlburg 67 Indiono St 97 E.

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Tech 71 Lewis, III. 79 Hope 50 Iowa Wesleyan 89 Eureka 60 Chicago 57 Lawrence 40 Rockford 91 Illinois Tech 89 Auguslano, 49 Neb -Omoho 37 Upper Iowa 69 Cornell 65 Franklin 92 Milllkln 87 III Weslevan 91 North Pork 80 Anderson 86 Earlhom 83 Nebraska Wesleyon 75 Buena Vista 62 N. Kentucky 70 Ind. Central 69 Cumberland 136 Morrlstown 72 Central, Ohio, St 80 Trl-State 64 Fresno St 71 Coiorodo 75 Augustono, 93 Neb -Omaha 89 Tulsa 97 Houston Baptist 78 Nebraska 64 Casper Col 65 Se mo. 92 Ind.

St Evonsvllle 68 Lokelond 116 Chicogo St 94 Carthage 100 Wheaton 94 CTOII 92 Reioit 75 Wilton 101 Ripon 94 Northland 53 Hamline 49 Wis Stevens Pmint lOWIt-Rlver Foils 69 Wis La Crosse 90 Wis Slout 78 Wis-Plat1evllle95 Wis Whitewater 82 Otterbem 79 Ohio Dominican 66 Winona SI 82 Monkolo St 65 Great Foils 111 Minol St 71 Mo Kansas City 74 Rockhurst 73 Nwestern, Iowa 71 Mormngslde 70 Washburn 83 Ne missourl 79 Dakota Wesleyon 9J Mavvllle St 92 Lincoln, Mo 104 Westminster 56' Block Hills. 15 Concordia, 66 Otterbem 79 Ohio Dominican 66 Lourention 71 Northwood Inst 68 Youngslown 107 colli Col 66 Walsh 55 Denlson 52 Friends 72. kansas 57 Milton 101 Rln0n 94 Northland 53 Hamline 49 Wm Jewell 54 Benedictine SI Carthage 100 Wheaton 94 Southwest Carolina 94 Houston 17 Pan American 15 Tex Arlington 61 Texas Lutheran 92 Tenas A9i 77 Oral Roberts 14 Texas A9m I). 01 Air Force SI. Ri(( t) Baylor 13 va Commonwealth II TCU H5 Ok la City 113,201 Austin Col.

90 LeTourneau 75 Bishop 101 Southern 18 Te Southern 112 Poul Ouinn 92 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Delroil, Jones 16 72. Landry 9 60 Cincinnati. Dressier 12 62, Williams 9-40 RECEIVING Detroit, Jessie 587, Jones 1-15. Cincinnati, Curtis 1 24, Dressier 471 PASSING-Detrolt, Landry 8 18 2, 115 yards. Cincinnati, Anderson, 12-16-0, 87 NHL Standings Division 1 Pts GF GA Philadelphia 17 6 4 38 100 62 Atlanta 13 11 5 31 80 82 Y.

Rangers 12 8 6 30 101 79 Y. Islanders 10 9 8 28 91 75 Division 1 Vancouver 17 7 4 38 109 80 Chicago II 12 3 25 90 70 St Louis 10 11 5 25 87 92 Minnesota 9 15 4 72 78 110 Kansas City 4 20 2 10 62 111 Division 3 Montreal 14 6 9 37 173 88 Los Angeles 14 2 9 37 80 41 Pittsburgh 9 13 4 22 103 98 Detroit 9 14 3 21 76 107 Washington 2 23 3 7 62 150 Division 4 Buffalo 21 4 4 46 140 90 Boston 13 7 6 32 110 81 Toronto 7 13 6 20 88 105 California 6 17 5 17 67 120 Soturdov't Games New York Rangers 7, Chicago 4 New York Islanaers 4, Konsas City I Los Angeles 6. Atlanta 2 Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 2 SI Louis 8, Washington 2 Detroit 3, Toronto 3, tie Sunday's Gomes Montreal 3, New York Rangers 3, tie Philadelphia 3, New York Islanders 2 St Louis 3, Washington 1 Boston 3, Pittsburgh 2 Detroit 4, Vancouver 2 Toronto 4, Chicago 1 Buffalo 5, Minnesota 0 Monday's Garnet No games scheduled Tuesday's Games St Louis at New York Islanders Montreal at Minnesota California of Vancouver Boston at Kansas City Blues-Capitals St Louis 1 2 0-3 Woshington 0 1 01 First Period 1, St Louis, Collins 8 (Palaziari, Barclay Plooer), 9 17. Penal-tles-Wllson, StL, Unger, S1L, Thomoson, StL, 15:43. Second Period 1.

St Louis, Unger 13, 0:07. 2, Woshington, Duoere 13 (Nicholson, Bloom), 2 52. 3, St Louis. Sacharuk 7 (Unger, Boilev), 7:24. Penalties Hry-culk.

Wash, Labre, Wash, double minor, Gossaf, StL, malor, Unger, StL, 18:40. Third Period None Penalties Patrick, StL, 10 24; Mohns, Wash, double minor, Bob Ploger, StL, 12:15. Shots on goal St. Louis 8-9 6 23. Washington 3-128-23 Goalies: St.

Louis, Johnston. Washington, Belhumeur. 10,215. Penguins-B ruins (Bucvk, Sheooord). 7:16.

2, Pittsburgh, MocDonald 10 (Pronovost, Paradise), 8 47. 3, Pittsburgh, Arnason 7 (Schock, Debenedet), 12:11. Penalties Paradise. Pit, Marcotte, Bos, O'Reilly Bos, 15:48. Second Period 4, Boston, O'Reilly 6 (Sovard, Vodnais).

7 02. Penalties Ados, Pit, 9 25; Sims, bos, 18:26. Third Period 5, Boston, Orr 16 (Sheo-Dord), 13 33 Penalties Esppsito, Bos, Pratt, Pit, 10.23 Shots on goal: Pittsburgh 13-8-1031. Boston 16-19-1146. Goalies: Pittsburgh, Inness.

Boston, Brooks. 14,978. Canueks- Red Wings Voncouver 1 12 Detroit 1 1 24 First Period 1. Detroit, Roberts 4 (Charron, Bergman), 3 31. Penalities Monahon, Van, 2 25; Oddlelfson, Von, 7 59; Roberts, Det, Soiovaara, Det, 15:21.

Second Period 2, Vancouver, Lever 12 (DeMarco, Boudrios), 4:55 3, Detroit, No-wak 5 (Stewart, Redmond), 9:19 Penalties Watson, Det, 3 12; Pratt, Van. 3 12; Dailev, Von, 5.15; Stewart, Det, 10:15. Third Period 4, Detroit, Grant 12 (Dionne, Roberts). 8 27. 5, Detroit, Anderson 4 (Libett, Watson), 17:58.

6, Von-couver, Gould 15 (Lever), 19 42. Penalties Boddv, Von, Watson, Det, Watson, Det. 18:38. Shots on goal: Voncouver 4-13-928. Detroit 9-9-725.

Goalies: Voncouver, Bullock. Detroit, Rutherford. 11,184. Leafs-Blaek Hawks Toronto 0 0 44 Chicogo 0 101 First Period None Penalties Neely, Tor, Glennie, Tor, 12 59 Second Period 1, Chicago, Koroll 9 (Marks, Mikilai, 10 57 Penalties-Russell, Chi, 3 57; Glennie, Tor, 16 02 Third Period 2, Toronto. UHman 2 (Sobourln, Neely), 2 SO 3, Toronto, Thompson 6 (McDonald, Ferguson), 9 00 4, Toronto, Thompson 7 I Ferguson), 13 57.

5, Toronto. Sloughton 9, 19 21. Penalties Glennie, Tor, 19 25; Roto, Chi, 19 25 Shots on goal Toronto 4-11-1633. Chi-cogo 14-13-11-38 Goalies: Toronto, Wilson. Chicogo, Es-posito.

15,000. iNo. Stars-Sabres Mlnnesoto 0 0 0 0 Butfolo 13 1-5 First Period 1, Buffalo, Ramsay 15 (Luce), 14 01. Penalties Ponse. Mm.

Martin, Buf, 12 52, Reid, Mm, 15 59 Second Period 2, Buffalo, Martin 20 (Perreault. 5.54. 3, Butfolo, Per-reoult 20 (Robert), 10 05. 4, Buffalo, Lorenti 5 (Dudley), 11:44. Penalties D'ouln, Mm.

15.48 Third Period 5, Buffalo. Robert 20 (Martin). 11.27 Penalties Gore, Buf, 15 10; Hicks, Mm, 15.10, Parise, Mm, 19 35 Shots on goal: Minnesota 5 5 4 14. Buffalo 9-12-10-31. Goalies: Minnesota, Manlago, Buffalo, Bromley.

15,863 Alley Resigns At Louisville LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) Alley, criticized recently because of his team's poor showing, resigned yesterday as Louisville's head football coach. Alley was in the second year of a three-year contract, Bears Chargers First downs 18 16 Rushes-yards 34-144 42-106 Passing yords 136 149 Return yards 56 54 Posses 14-242 9 19 1 Punts 445 442-0 Fumbleslost l-l l-o Penalties-yards 8-58 4-33 Ends Rumors Attendance 3.000 (est) Princeton Sweeps Tourney PRINCETON (AP) -Led by freshman Jackie Jackson, Princeton swept all five games to capture the first annual Ivy League Women's Basketball Tournament at Jadwin Gymnasium here this weekend. Jackson, a forward from Meadville, was high scorer in the round robin tournament with 69 points.

She spurred the Tigers to a 33-14 second-half comeback to beat Cornell 51-33 with an individual game high score of 19. The game against Cornell was the only contest in which Princeton trailed at the half. Yale upset Brown 41-37 in overtime to tie with Penn and Brown for second place with 3-2 records for the two-day tournament. Cornell finished 4-1, and Radcliffe trailed 0-5. because of an Injury, reportedly was in Los Angeles consulting with Dr.

Robert Kerlan, the surgeon who treated him during his play at UCLA. When asked why Walton let the rumors circulate for so many days, White responded: "He says he hasn't talked to anyone (in the press). And he just didn't pick up the phone to report otherwise." Blazer officials responded to the Walton stories by saying they had not heard anything about his predicted retirement. But Sam Gilbert, the millionaire contractor, close friend and unpaid financial adviser to a number of UCLA players, said in Los Angeles on Thursday night that Walton pondered retirement. "Bill thinks that life and living are more important than money," Gilbert was quoted as saying.

He said he had talked with Walton "about what he was looking for in life" but would not elaborate. Walton has closely guarded his privacy -both as a college plaver and in the pros. is Retiring' Eaglet Glonts 23 12 32 74 12 35 231 191 120 93 23-34 0 11-33 2 5-22 5-37 30 10 9-89 7-87 LOS ANGELES (AP) -George Allen returns to the fajniliar confines of the Los Angeles Coliseum tonight where his Washington Redskins battle the Rams with a chance to clinch a playoff spot. Los Angeles, under Coach Chuck Knox, already has won a playoff berth by capturing the National Football Conference West title. Allen, who coached the Rams to a 49-17-4 record in five years from 1966-70, brings his 8-4 Redskins into the game needing only one Napoles Set For Defense Jose Napoles, who is called Mantequilla-the Spanish word for butter because of his smooth style will make the 12th defense of the world welterweight championship he-has held twice in boxing's headline event this week.

The Cuban-born citizen of -Mexico will defend the title in a scheduled 15-rounder at Mexico City Saturday night against Horacio Saldano, who has done all of his fighting in his native Argentina. Saldano is ranked as the No. 5 welterweight contender by the World Boxing Council and No. 6 by the World Boxing Association. Ron Lyle of Denver, the third-ranked heavyweight contender by both the WBA and VVBC, also will be in action, fighting Al Jones of Memphis in a scheduled 12-rounder Friday night at New Orleans.

Tonight, Madison Square Garden will hold its final boxing show of 1974, a scheduled eight-round light heavyweight fight between Mike Quarry of Houston and unbeaten Pedro Soto of New York in the Felt Forum. Lakers Get Lantz NEW ORLEANS (AP) -The New Orleans Jazz of the National Basketball Association traded veteran guard Stu Lantz to the Los Angeles Lakers for an undisclosed amount of cash and a future draft choice yesterday. victory in their final two games to be assured of at least the wild card nomination in the Eastern Division. The Rams, 9-3, are favored by three points. For Washington and Allen, this game against the Rams virtually duplicates the situation of 1971 when Washington took an 8-3-1 record into the game, won it 38-24, and reached the playoffs for the first time in 26 years.

But that time they eliminated the Rams, a situation which can't happen Monday night. Tonight's game, the season finale of the ABC national television series, could be a preview of the opening of the playoffs this year. If Washington wins the NFC wild card spot, the Redskins will meet the Rams at the Coliseum on Dec. 22 in the playoff opener. Results of yesterday's Walton About PORTLAND, Ore.

(AP) -Bill Walton, rookie center of the Portland Trail Blazers, ended speculation that he might abandon his National Basketball Association career. He will play. "Bill Walton is not retiring, he will play for the Blazers," John White, the team spokesman, said yesterday. "Bill said he will play, as soon as he is healthy," White said. Walton has a painful bone spur in his left ankle.

White could not say whether Walton would be able to play Tuesday, when Portland hosts Atlanta. White made the announcement following Walton's meeting with Herman Sar-kowsky, the Blazers' owner and president, upon the player's return to Portland late Saturday night. The fi-foot-ll former UCLA All-American was unavailable for comment after the meeting, but White said Walton had 'apparently not considered resigning at all." Rumors were rife the past First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Phliodeiphio. Sullivan 18 45, Boryla 2 11, Buloich 4-10. New York, Ko-tor 412, McQuov 1-11, Dowkins 5 9 RECEIVING-Phllodeiphia, Young 9-103, Buloich 5-56, Zimmerman 3 15, Sullivan 3 28.

New York, Gillette 4100, Dowkins 441, Tucker 2 28 PASSiNG-Philorteiphia. Boryla. 23 34 0, 240 yards. New York, Morton 18 33 2, 208 Buffalo 0 0 7 3-10 New York Jets 0 0 6 14-20 Buf Hill 41 pass from Ferguson (Ley-poidt kick) NY Cosier 19 post from Nomath (kirk toner) I Buf FG Leyooidt 34 NY Barkum 34 past from Nomath (Leahy kick) NYJ-Boker 67 Interception return (Leahy kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Chicogo. Grondberry 1146.

Douglas 8 42, Williams 12-41. San Diego, Woods 24 75, Matthews 13-39 RECEIVING-P. Wlllloms 5-79, Chicago, Wode 3-48. Son Diego, Woods 5-66, Davis PASSING-Chlcogo. Douglass 14-25-2, 136 yards.

San Diego. Frietas 9-19-1, 156. Paekers-49ers Green Bay 3 0 3 06 Son Francisco 0 0 0 77 GB-FG Marcol 43 GB-FG Marcol 29 SF-wmioms 2 run (Gossetf kick) A 47,475 Packers 14 28-133 95 41 49eri First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 17 31-103 180 88 1431-1 5-27 2-1 4-43 14-30-2 4-40 11 475 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Green Bay, Brocklngton 18-92, Odom I 28, Lone 9 13 Son Francisco. Schreiber 10-35, Williams 4-24, Jockson 7-23 RECEIVING Green Boy, Lone 5-12, McGeorge 4-55. Brocklngton 4-14 San Froncisco, Kwallck 3-41, Abromowlej 3-41, Washington 3-23.

PASSING-Green Boy, Hodl 1430-2, 123 yards Son Froncisco, Sneod H4-0, 101, Owen H7 1, 91. Pro Football Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division i OP Miami 10 3 0 .769 293 189 Buffalo 9 4 0 .692 2 50 2 2 5 New England 7 6 0 518 321 255 2 4 7 0 462 234 267 Baltimore 2 11 0 154 152 284 Central Division Pittsburgh 9 3 I .71) 278 186 Clncinnotl 7 6 0 .511 im 212 Houston 4 7 0 42 208 258 Cleveland 4 9 0 .301 227 314 Western Division Ooklond II 2 0 846 328 204 Denver 7 5 1 577 yj) 277 Kansas City 5 1 0 385 2i 2S8 Son Diego 4 9 0 108 19J 285 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division p-St Louis 9 4 0 692 259 204 Woshinglon I 4 66 255 179 Dallos I 5 0 615 274 208 Philadelphia 6 7 0 .42 214 200 Y. Giants 2 11 0 .154 III 273 Central Division Minnesota 9 4 0 -692 275 110 Detroit 7 6 0 219 242 Green Boy 4 7 0 462 207 196 Chicogo 4 9 301 152 237 Wester Division Los Angeles 9 1 0 750 227 144 Son Francisco 5 1 0 .385 191 25 New Orleans 5 I 0 .385 145 228 Atlanta 2 11 0 .154 101 28 clinched division title clinched wild cord berth -clinched playoff berth I 1 i 1 I (lilt Jett 12 12 37 131 34 80 87 1)1 64 95 7 19 1 1-19 0 6 43 4)6 5 2 4 1 435 525 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Posset Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Buffolo, Calhoun 18 71, Simpson 15 48 New York, Biorklund 14-41, Rigglns 1441. RECEIVING-Buffalo, Hill 2 54, Simpson 2-19, Calhoun 2 10 New York. Barkum 2-50, Cosier 2 12, Riggms 2-13 PASSING-Buffoio, Fergusoe 5 16 1, 74 yards, Morongi 2 3-0, J7.

New York, Nomath 1 190, 131. NFL Playoffs At A Olance ly The Associated Press Saturday, Dec 21 St Louis or Washington at Minnesota, 1 Miami at Ookiond, 4 0 Sunday, Dec. 11 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, I St Louis, Woshinglon, Dallas or Detroit at Los Angeles. 4pm tundoy, Dec 19 AFC Chomoionshio Came NFC Championship Gome Sunday, Jan 11 Super Bowl IX at New Orleans 1 0 0 BILL WALTON week that Walton would cut short his professional career after just two months of play under a five-year, $2 million contract. The Blazers signed Walton, the No.

1 pick in the NBA's college draft, last spring. Rumors had been fueled, by Walton's week-long absence. Walton, who missed Portland's last seven games 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I St John Vlanney Mnler Del Cedur Ridge Mndison Two Admiral Farrogul Alignlown ess.