C11 Republican, October 25, 1998 24 Scoreboard (7-8) 58.60 TRI (8-7-2) 500.60 11th, 1650 Mile, Grade 8-JT's Bud 43.60 7.80 6.00 7-Abenaki Knight 3.40 4.40 1-BJ Snow Princes 4.40 (7-8) 34.40 TWIN- TRI (1st Half 8-7-1) 96.40 12th, 1650 Mile, Grade 7-Sea Jet 11.60 3.00 2.40 1-Our Gai Mel 2.80 2.40 8-Flossy Do 2.80 (1-7) 9.40 TRI (7-1-8) 142.40 (Late Double 8-7) 332 80 13th, 1650 Mile, Grade 4-MN's Saint Simon 85.80 6.20 2.80 3-NVS Anna 7.60 10.60 6-Mayor Shade 2.81 (3-4) 92.20 TRI (4-3-6: 294.80 TWIN- TRI (Carry Over) 5556.45 14th, 2310 Mile, Grade 8-Jakes Noisy 5.40 10.80 3.80 2-Ed's Sunbeam 8.20 2.80 1-Snow Sled 2.60 (2-8) 30.40 TRI (8-2-1) 89.40 15th, 1650 Mile, Grade 9-Paca Renegade 3.60 3.40 2.40 6-Hi Tail 5.00 4.00 7-Fiashey Kendall 8.40 (6-9) TRI (9-6-7) 304.40 (Super One C-0: 93.44 (Extra Double B-9) 21.80 ATTN: 362; HANDLE: $55,160 DOG RACING HORSE RACING HINSDALE GREYHOUND PARK SUFFOLK DOWNS YESTERDAY'S MATINEE RESULTS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 1st, 1980 Mile, Grade 1st, 1:44.52, Imi. 2-Orchid Ice 7.20 3 60 5.00 5 Press Secretary (Thmosn) 4.20 2.40 2.40 1-Khalse 6.20 3.40 8 Irish Cat (Black) 3.80 2.80 5-Cettic Comet 3.20 7 Wnics Leap Year (Hmpshre) 4.60 Q01-2) 16 20 TRI (2-1-5) 98.80 1 (5-8) $18.60. (5-8-7) $59 40. 2nd, 1650 Mile, Grade 2nd, 1mi.70yds. N.
1-E's Samson 20.80 6.20 3 60 3 Personal Doreen (Baez) 5.80 3.00 2.60 4-LC's Snow Girl 4.00 2 60 1 Staceysdoonizfirs! (Vargas) 4.00 2.80 2-My Jan 2.40 8 Bewitch Bewild (Fuller) (1-4: 20.40 TRI (1-4-2) 186.00 DD DD (5-3) $18.60. (3-1) $25.60. (3-1-8; 73 40 $210.60 3rd, 1650 Mile, Grade M. 3rd, 6f. 1-Solas Peter 3 20 2 40 2.20 3 Black Thunder (Schlick) 3.40 240 2.20 8-Zekp's Walter 9.00 2 20 I Quabbin (Bosley) 3.20 2.40 5-Lanzier (1-8) 00 2 20 7 Self Insured (Morlensen) 3.40 4th, 16.50 23.00 TRI (1-8-5) 61 60 (3-1) $12.60.
(3-1-7) $53.00. 7-Crane's Bari Mile, Grade 4th, 1mi.70yds. 22.00 5.20 9.00 1 Herm the Worm (Gazz) 17.40 7.20 4.80 5-Hortons Shamah 4 40 5.00 3 Glitgo (Fulter) 9.00 5.60 6-Earth Windrfire 9.00 5 Desperados Fortune (Hmoshr) 4.60 x- (5-7) 140 00 TRI (7-5- all) 305.80 (1-3) 5155.00. (1-3-5) $1,150 40. 5th, 1650 Mile, Grade Sth, 6f.
7-Jakes Girlie 4.40 3 80 2 40 11 Quixote Bill (Garcia) 19.80 7.60 4.80 x- 1-Nodak 3-Vampire Ann Style 6.80 3.60 9 All Alone (Baez) 3.60 2.60 2.60 2 Pay Per Moon (Hmpshr) 3.40 (3-7) 43.80 TRI (7-J-1) 163.20 6th, 1650 Mile, Grade (11-9) $804.20. $57.20. (11-9-2) $473.00. Pick 3 5-E's Camille 8.00 4 20 2.60 (3-1-11) 4-ima Fine Design 3.60 15.00 6th, 2-CM Hot Rod 8.40 1 Sovereign Dreams (Hole) 20.80 7.80 4.60 (4-5) 30.00 TRI (5-4-2) 683.60 10 Luiean (Gonzalez) 5.00 3.40 7th, 1650 Mile, Grade 9 Chuck's Choice (Hmpshr) 3.20 7-Cbar Gena 7.00 3.20 3.60 (1-10) $149.20. (1-10-9) 5567.40.
3-Starlight Nena 5 20 3.20 7th, Imi. 2-Reward Silver 9.80 Frontier Handicap (3-7) 44.20 TRI (7-3-2) 283.00 (Mid- Simukast from Detroit Double 5-71 37.00 1 Brave Miner (Judice) 4.20 2.80 2.60 8th, 1980 Mile, Grade 7 Pongo Boy (Gonzalez) 3.40 2.60 7-Panama Polly 32.60 16.00 6.20 4 Xclusive Imp (Doser) 2.60 6-Laura For Laurie 5.00 3.80 (1-7) $11.20. (1-7-4) $59.80. Pick Three 1-Perias Pearl 4.00 (11-1-1) $2.227.40. Q16-7) 92.60 TRI 2146.20 8th, 6f.
9th, 1650 Mile, Grade 5 Golden Apple (Castillo) 15.20 7.20 7.40 5-TMC's Velvet 5.60 3.00 02.20 7 Land Ahoy 4.20 3.40 7- Solas Argel 3.20 2.40 3 Catch Kara (Hole) 5.20 3-Butler Poplar 3.20 (5-7) $86 80. (5-7-3) $556.40. Q15-7) 10.60 TR1 (5-7-3) 100.00 9th, 10th, 1650 Mile, Grade 3 Radon Dancer (R.Baez) 7.20 4.00 3.40 2-Goldies Flyer 12.00 6.80 3.60 4 Enlin (E. Molinari) 5.40 3.80 3-RIJ Silver Wings 3.20 0 3.00 8 LI'1 Mandy A (H.Ma) 3.40 4- Carmel Frannie 3.60 (3-4) 530.80. (3-4-8) $170.40.
(2-3) 19.00 TRI (2-3-4) 581.40 10th, 6t. 11th, 1650 Mite, Grade 11 Itsuko (Garcia) 16.80 9.60 6.80 4-Stella Luna 42.40 16.20 8.80 6 An Air Pole (Thompson) 12.40 10.20 2-E Digger 23.20 3.60 12 Ophidia's Flight (Hole) 4.60 1- Tony Slim 3.00 DD (3-11) $58.80. Consolation Double (3-4) (2-4) 50.80 TWIN- TR! (1st Half 4-2-1) $6.80. 111-6) $180.60. (11-6-12) paid 151.70 $1.292.00.
(11-6-ALL-ALL) $262 80. 12th, 1650 Mile, Grade 11th, 1mi.M. 1-E's Kristal 27.40 9.80 5.40 Gold Digger Stakes Stage Man 8.80 7.20 Simulcast from Hawthorne 5-Giota's VIP 4.60 6 Valley Fails (Lavioietle) 8.80 4.20 3 3.20 (1-4) 54.80 TRI (1-4-5) 1657.00 (Late 4 Carlitta (Meche) 6.00 4.00 Double 4-1) 350.40 8 Correoso (Guidry) 3.00 13th, 1650 Mile, Grade C. (6-4) $45.40. (6-4-8) $99.00.
4-Time Stopper 5.20 3.00 3.40 12th, 5-Wrytell Skeet 7.20 4.20 Martha Washington Breeders' Cup Stakes 8-Hortons Jupiter: 7.40 Simulcast from Laurel (4-5) 18.80 TRI (4-5-8) 337.40 TWIN- TRI 5 Mysterious Moll (Wilson) 6.20 6.60 19.20 (Carry Over) 6011.61 4 Wolfer (Johnston) 7.00 6.80 14th, 1650 Mile, Grade 12 Proud Owner (Prado) 3.20 7-Spanky 3.60 2.80 2.20 (5-4) $48.20. (5-4-12) $152.80. 4-PA's Bear Claw 4.60 2.80 ATTN: HANDLE: $571,474. B- Nodak Eddie 3.40 Q14-7) 23.20 TRI (7-4-8) 55.00 BELMONT PARK 15th, 1980 Mile, Grade A YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 2-Song Of Anita 15.60 8.00 5.60 1st, 3-Stonehill Breeze 75.60 8.00 1-Demand Belter (Migliore) 5.10 2.40 2.10 1-Gettin Busy 5.60 2-College Point 2.30 2.10 (2-3) 73.80 TRI'(2-3-1) 560.00 (Extra 4 Jokers Fragrance (Diaz) 4.10 Double 7-2) 52 80 (1-2) $10.60. 16th, 1650 Mile, Grade 10.20 4.00 3.00 2nd, 6f.
3-Nodak Bertha 3 Fickle Fanny (Luzzi) 10.40 4.20 3.30 6-Hallo Golden Gal 7.40 3.00 2 Anthenian Thunder (Bailey) 4.00 3.10 4-Big Tom's Boy 5.00 9 Buddy's Bird (Gryder) 3.30 (3-8) 21.20 TRI (3-8-4) 161.40 (8-2) $40.60. (2-8) 515.40. DO (1-8) 9-Ed's 17th, 1650 Flying Feet 1 14.60 7.00 4.20 $32.80. Mile. Grade 6-System Josephine 14.40 7.20 6 3rd, Roval Ruby (Day) 6f.
7.40 2.60 5- Starlight Olney 622.80 (Super 10 Corroborator (Bailey) 3.20 3.10 7.20 (6-9) 63.20 TRI (9-6-5) 7 Coach Rodger (Gryder) 5 50 One C-01 209.51 ATTN: 478; HANDLE: $78,317 (6-10) $21.40. (6-10-7) 5134.00. 4th, 1mi. HINSDALE GREYHOUND PARK Maid Of The Mist Stakes 5 Electric Shock (Day) 20.40 8.50 6.60 FRIDAY'S LATE RESULTS 3 Buddy's Mission (Davis) 8.00 6.80 1st, 1980 Mile, Grade 26.60 4.80 4.20 4 Long Distance (Bravo) 6.10 4- Jax Comet 3.00 2.60 (5-3) $136.50. (3-5: $48.80.
(5-3-4) 1-Willo Knight 6.60 $466.50. Pick 3 (8-6-5) 3 Correct $409.00. 6-Kelsos (1-4) 31.40 Finula TRI (4-1-6) 638.00 5th, 1mi. 2nd, 1650 Mile, Grade 17.00 2.20 27.60 5 Shut Out Time (Bravo) 6.70 3.20 2.90 Sleepy Hollow Stakes 8-MD's Lil 42.80 5.20 4 Ewer All Wet (Velazquez) 2.70 2.50 Tammy 3.40 3 Twenty Three Red (Davis) 4.80 7-JR's Scatter 2-Scatillac Kitty (7-8, 35.40 TRI (8-7-2) 549.60 DD (4-8) (5-4) $15.40. (5-4-3) $97.50.
123.20 6th, 6f. 3rd, 8-Regall 1980 Rayshell Mile, Grade 6.20 4.20 3.40 7 Mr. Buffum Hudson (Gryder) Handicap 15.80 6.50 3.20 6-0 So Smart 8.60 4.00 2 Rampant Lion (Davis) 5.70 2.60 3.00 6 Say Florida Sandy (Velazquez) 2.20 1-Beav's Buddy (6-8) 11.80 TRI (8-6-1) 112.20 (7-2) 574.50. (7-2-6) $187.50. 4th, 1650 Mile, Grade 71h, $150,000, 11ami.M 4-LL Apolio Baby 9.60 3.60 13.60 Ticonderoga Handicap 3-Red Special 4.20 5.00 I Terreavigne (Migliore) 14.00 890 7.00 7-Kee's Caliente 5.80 8 Irish Daisy (Gryder) 9.40 7.10 Q13-4, 25 80 TRI (4-3-7) 281.40 5 Dancewiththebride (Chavez) 10.00 5th, 1650 Mile, Grade 8th, 71.
5-Les 7 40 4.20 3.40 Iroquois Handicap 1-PA's Quigly 5.20 3.20 9 Key Cents (Velazquez) 8.50 4.70 2.90 4-LM Prince 2.80 3 Queen of Millbrook (Chavez) 5.60 3.40 (1-5) 17.40 TRI (5-1-4) 99.00 2 Biogio'; Rose (Migliore) 2.50 6th, 2310 Mile, Grade (9-3) $42.60. 7 (9-3-2) $97.50. Pick 3 (7- 1-Good Gretl 21.40 7 80 8.40 1-9) 3 Correct $619.00. 7-Okie Sunset 9.60 4.40 9th, l'ami. 4-Kiowa Tina Jesse 7.20 Mohawk Handicap (1-7) 89.60 TRI (1-7-4) 1346.00 11 Pebo's Guy (Velazquez) 7.60 8.60 5.00 7th, 1650 Mile, Grade 1 Piato's Love (Bravo) 8.60 9.30 5.30 6- Tony Lama Boots 5 00 4.40 3.00 9 Currency Arbitrage (Day) 3.70 5-Ditto's Spud 6.60 3.80 (1-11) 569.00.
(11-1) 570.50. (1-11-9) 8-E's Power 13.20 $400.50. (11-1-9) $379.50. Pick 3 (1-9-1) 3 (5-6) 33.20 TRI (6-5-8: 630.60 (Mid- Correct Paid $321.00, 3 Correct $171.00. Double 1-8) 117.60 10th, 1mi.
8th, 1650 Mile, Grade Empire Classic Handicap 4-Cuffs Robbins 28.60 12.00 3 40 6 Mellow Roll (Bailey) 5.20 3.90 3.20 2-Paca Inahurry 32.40 5.00 1 No Bad Habits (Santos) 12.40 8.20 1-LL Major's Charm 2.20 2 Smart Coupons (Lopez) 6.30 (2-4) 75.40 TRI (4-2-1) 363.40 (6-1) $79.00. 16-1-2) $510.00. 9th, 1650 Mile, Grade Superfecta (6-1-2-4) $2,963.00. Pick 3 (9-1- 8-Outburst 7.80 7.60 4.00 6) 3 Correct $120.00. Consolation Pick 3 (9- 5-LJ's Brutus 10.00 4.00 11-6) 567.00.
Pick 6 (5-7-1-9-1 11-6) 6 6-Rawhide 2.40 Correct 325.550.00, 5 Correct $288.00. DD (5-8) 40.00 TR1 (8-5-6) 207.00 (1-6) 537.60. DD (11-6) $23.80. 10th, 1650 Mile, Grade ATTN: HANDLE: $13,864,382 8- CM Firebright 16.80 8.20 2.20 7-MD's Lori. 3.80 6.40 2-Public Dealer 3.00 AUTO RACING DURA-LUBE 500 LINEUP Phoenix 1.
(33) Ken Schrader, Fenton, Chevrolet, 131.234 mph. 2. (28) Kenny Irwin, Indianapolis, Ford, 131.205. 3. 181) Kenny Wallace, St.
Louis, Ford, 130.605. 4. (94) Bill Elliott, Dawsonville, Ford, 130.373. 5. (98) Rich Bickle, Edgerton, Ford, 130.279.
6. (2) Rusty Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 130.180. 7.175; Rick Mast, Rockbridge Baths, Ford, 130.105. 8.
(31) Mike Skinner, Susanville. Chevrolet, 130.100. 9. (41) David Green, Owensboro, KY, Chevrolet, 130.025. 10.
(13) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Ford, 129.931. 11. (6) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ford, 129.884. 12. (241 Jeff Gordon, Vallejo, Chevrolet, 129.847.
13. (11) Brett Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 129.814 14. (22) Ward Burton, South Boston, Pontiac, 129 791. 15. (26) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, Ford, 129.781.
16. (40) Sterling Marlin, Columbia, Tenn, Chevrolet, 129.762. 17. (91) Todd Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Chevrolet, 129.758. 18.
(23) Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Ford, 129.688 19. (43) John Andretti, Indianapolis, Pontiac, 129.510. 20. (88) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C., Ford. 129.459.
21. (10) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, Ford, 129.441. 22. (12) Jeremy Mayfield, Owensboro, Ford, 129.399. 23.
(50) Wally Dallenbach, Basalt, Chevrolet, 129.329. 24. (77) Robert Presslev, Asheville, N.C., Ford, 129.167. 25. (16) Kevin Lepage, Shelburne, Ford, 129.120.
26. (7) Geoff Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 129.079. 27. (96) Mike Biss, Milwaukie. Chevrolet, 129.060.
28. (78) Gary Bradberry, Chelsea, Ford, 129.060. 29. (5) Terry Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Chevrolet, 129.055. 30.
(90) Dick Trickie, Wisconsin Rapids, Ford, 129.000. 31. (44) Kyle Pelly, Randleman, N.C., Pontiac, 128.972. 32. (42) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet, 128.958.
33. (46) Jeff Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet, 128.871. 34. (9) Jerry Nadeau, Danbury, Ford, 128.820. 35.
(1) Steve Park, East Northport, N.Y., Chevrolet, 128.815. 36. (30) Derrike Cope, Spanaway, Pontiac, 128.728. 37. (18) Bobby Labonte.
Corpus Christi, Texas, Pontiac, provisional. 38. (99) Jeff Burion, South Boston, Ford, provisional. 39. (3) Dave Earnhardi, Kannapolis, N.C., Chevrolet, provisional.
40. (4) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Chevrolet, provisional. 41. 136) Ernie Irvan, Modesto, Pontiac, orovisional. 42.
(97) Chad Little, Spokane, Ford, provisional. 43. (35) Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Chevrolel, provisional, It's turkey time for hunters 4' 73 7- ROAD RACING SUNDAY, OCT. 25 FALMOUTH: 2151 Annual Cape 'Cod Marathon. Relay; 9:30 a.m.; report to Village Green; (508) 540-6959.
SUNDAY, NOV. 1 HATFIELD: Fifth Annual Hatfield Lions Club 5 Mile Road Race; noon; report to Lions Club pavilion behind Dorothy Breor Elementary Scnool; $8, $10 day of race, mail to Hatfield Lions Roac Race, 58 Pantry West Hatfield, 01088, 247-5791. NEW YORK: 29th New York City Marathon; 10:45 a.m.; at Verrazano Narrows Bridge; 1212) 860-4455. SUNDAY, NOV. 22 SPRINGFIELD: The 19th Annual Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic 5K 'Peter Pan Springfield Sherator Road Race; 12:30 o.m.; report to Springfield Sheraton: $10 pre.
$12 post; checks 10 TipOff Classic Hall of Fame Road Race, P.O. 30x 1660, Springfieid, 01101; 732-9585. Please send race information to Bit Wells, Union-News Sports Department, P.O. Box 2350, Springfield, MA 01102-2350 WTFL WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS TOUCH FOOTBALI LEAGUE PtS PF PA Redskins 7 0 14 163 48 Raiders 13 108 64 Chiefs 12 138 45 Saints 11 66 46 Packers 10 1117 73 Bears 9 '119 Jers. 8 58 Steelers 21 75 Vikings 66 72 Eagies 0 -00 4 100 142.
Ravens 19 173 Patriots 0 8 0 36 222 SUNDAY, OCT. 25 at Van Horn Park Packers vs. Saints, 9 Patriols vs. Steelers, 10:30 at Van Horn Park Eagles vs. Redskins, 9 Ravens vs.
Raiders, 10:30 at Van Horn Park 1 Bears vs. Jets, 9 Chiefs vs. Vikings, 10:30 COLLEGES FOOTBALL ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE: New England Division A AR Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Mid- Atlantic Division A-10 AN. WL Richmond 4 1 0 0 William Mary Delaware 5 Northeastern Villanova James Madison Yesterday's Results 36, Villanova 26 Richmond 21, Northeastern 20 New Hampshire 31, William Mary 19 31, Rhode Island 17 James Madison 34, Maine 28 UMass wins, 36-26 Vitanoya 0 3 8-26 Massachusetts 20 3 0-36 FIRST QUARTER MAS-Shipp 11 pass from Bankhead (Cherry kick), 11:25. MAS-Shipp 3 run (kick failed), 3:58 MAS-Moore 19 pass from Bankhead (Cherry kick), 0:00.
SECOND QUARTER MAS-FG Cherry 18, 7:02. VIL-FG Hannon 35, 3:30. THIRD QUARTER MAS-Shipp 39 run (kick failed), 12:48. VIL -Westbrook 37 pass from Boden (Hannon kick), 8:59. MAS-Zuilo 16 pass from Bankhead (Cherry kick), 1:57.
4 run (Westbrook pass), 38 FOURTH QUARTER VIL -Westbrook 17 pass from Boden FOURTH QUARTER VIL -Westbrook 17 pass from Boden (Westbrook 4:36. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Villanova, Harriott 10-79, Westbrook 10-33, Boden 4-6. Massachusetts, Shipo 41-175, Ho'ston 1-15, Zullo 1-11, Jordan 1-5, Bankhead 6-(minus 1), Quinian 2-(minus 3). PASSING- Villanova, Boden 15-49-2-183. Massachusetts, Bankhead 25-37-1-283.
RECEIVING- Villanova, Westbrook 7-121, Ward 4-43, Harriolt 2-8, Augustine 1-7, Strippoli 1-4. Massachusetts, Taylor B-67, Moore 4-56, Jordan 4-46, Shipp 4-20, Zullo 3-16, Higgins 2-78. COLLEGE FOOTBALL By The Associated Press EAST Albany, N.Y. 35, Mass. Lowell 0 Bentley 30, Plymouth St.
19 Bloomsburg 54, Cheyney 12 Bowdoin 19, Trinity. Conn. 0 Brockport SI. 24, St. John Fisher 6 Brown 58, Penn 51 Bucknell 33, Lafayette 22 Buffalo St.
27, Kean 13 Cent. Connecticut St. 30, Sacred Heart 31 Colby 35, Hamilton 13 Colgate 42, Fordham 20 College of N.J. 35, NJ. City 6 Concord 37, Glenville St.
27 Cornell 14, Dartmouth 11 Cortiano St. 47, William Paterson 6 Dickinson 38, Swarlhmore 0 Edinboro 37, California, Pa. 3 FDU-Madison 16, Albright 14 Fairfield 42, Canisius 0 Georgetown, D.C. 28, Duquesne 23 Grove City 40, Kenyon 3 Hartwick 26, RPI 13 Harvard 23, Princeton 22 Hobart 40, Alfred 3 Hofstra 50, South Florida 30 Indiana, Pa. 52, Clarion 14 Iona 36, St.
Peter's 0 Johns Hopkins 43, Bridgewater, Va. 19 Kings, Pa. 13. Delaware Valley 7 -Kutztown 31, East Stroudsburg 5 La Salle 27, St. Francis, Pa.
5 Lehigh 24, Holy Cross 14 Lock Haven 24, Mansfield 10 Lycoming 15, Widener 13 Maine Maritime 38, Fitchburg St. 14 Mass. Maritime 29, Boston 0 Miami 34, West Virginia 31 Middlebury 49, Bates 16 Milersville 34, West Chester 31 Monmouth, N.J. 27, Robert Morris 26 Montclair St. 28, W.
Connecticut 15 Moravian 32, Lebanon Valley 15 Muhlenberg 47, Gettysburg 19 Navy 32, Boston College 31 Nichols 35, MIT 27 Norwich 20, St. Lawrence 15 Richmond 21, Nortneastern 20 S. Connecticut 49, Stonehill7 Salve Regina 24, Curry 12 Shepherd 19, Fairmont SI. 16 Slippery Rock 38, Shippensburg 28 Susquehanna 62, Juniata 61, 20T Tulane 52, Rutgers 24. Union, N.
Y. 41, Coast Guard 7 W. Maryland 28, Franklin Marshal! 13 W. Virginia 28, W. Virginia Tech 10 Wagner 17, Marist 14 Washington Jefferson 26, Waynesburg 14 West Liberty 32, W.
Va. Wesleyan 28 Worcester St. 23, Framingham SI. 0 Yale 37, Columbia 14 SOUTH Appalachian 51.31, Wofford 6 Auburn 32, Louisiana Tech 17 Clinch Valley 31, Jacksonville 21 Davidson 30, Randolph -Macon 16 Duke 28, Clemson 23 E. Tennessee St.
22, Furman 19 Georgia 28, Kentucky 26 Georgia Southern 51, The Citadel 34 Hampion 20, S. Carolina St. 7 Jackson St. 68, Grambling St. 35 Jacksonville St.
31, Sam Houston St. 19 James Madison 34, Maine 28 LSU 41, Mississippi St. 6 Liberty 27, Buffalo 24, OT Louisville 35, Memphis 32 Marshall 42. Ball St. 10 Mississippi 30, Arkansas St.
17 Morehead St. 41, VMI 38 Morgan St. 15, Delaware St. 13 N. Carolina 17, Howard 6 New Hampshire 31, William Mary 19 North Carolina 38, Wake Forest 31 Southern Miss 41, East Carolina 1 Southern U.
29, Alcorn St. 28. Tennessee 35, Alabama 18 Tennessee Tech 31, E. Kentucky 29, 30T Virginia 73, N. Carolina St.
13 Virginia Tech 41, Ala. Birmingham 0 Virginia Union 17, Norfolk St. 8 W. Carolina 24. Chattanooga 21 W.
Kentucky 41, Elon 38. MIDWEST Bowling Green 42, Kent 21 Cent. Michigan 26, W. Michigan 24. Dayton 23, Valparaiso 16 Drake 37, San Diego 13 Indiana 51.
27, S. Illinois 21 Kansas St. 52, lowa St. 7 Miami. Onio 41, Cincinnati 0 Michigan 21, Indiana 10 Minnesota 19, Michigan St.
18 N. Illinois 26. E. Michigan 14 Nebraska 20, Missouri 13 Notre Dame 20, Army 17 Ohio St. 36, Northwestern 10 Purdue 42, tilinois 9 SW Missouri 51.
45, SE Missouri 10 Toledo 24, Akron 17 W. Illinois 37, Illinois St. 10 Wisconsin 31, Iowa 0 Youngstown St. 18, New Haven 15, OT SOUTHWEST Air Force 42, Tulsa 21 Brufi 24, Langston 6 Panhandle St. 16, Prairie View 13 Southern Meth.
10, UNLV 7 Texas 17, Texas Tech 10 FAR WEST Brigham Young 46, San Jose St. 43 Cal Poly- SLO 36, W. New Mexico 17 Colorado St. 42, Texas Christian 21 Montana 30, E. Washington 27 Montana St.
32, CS Northridge 26 Nevada 58. Idaho 23 Oregon 17, Southern Cal 13 UC Davis 31, St. Mary's, Cal. 7 UCLA 28, California 16 Washington 35, Oregon St. 34 Wyoming 34, Rice 24 COLLEGE HOCKEY By The Associated Press EAST lona 12, Fairfield 3 Lowell RPI4 New Hampshire 4, Miami, Ohio 1 Quinnipiac 7, Bentley, Mass.
4 St. Lawrence 6 Merrimack 3 MIDWEST Bowling Green 2, Ferris St. 1 W. Michigan 2, Notre Dame 1 TOURNAMENT JCPenney Classic Third Place Niagara 7, Moncton 6, OT LOCAL LISTINGS BOYS BASKETBALL AAU COACHES NEEDED: MassHoops is recruiting coaches for boys AAU Basketball teams for the 98-99 season. The Jaguars will field teams in 7 age groups, from ages 11 thru 17.
Leonard Kramer; (413) 774-4245 BASKETBALL OFFICIALS NEEDED: The Hampden County Board of Women's Basketball Officials is tooking for new officiais for the 1998-99 high school baskelball season. Bob Clark, 569-3398 or John Ferris. 789-9459. BASKETBALL REGISTRATION: For boys' and girls' ages 6-16, to be held through Oct. 25, from p.m.
at Chestnut Middle School, Chestnut Accelerated School and German Gerena Community School, Sponsors and coaches needed. Call 787-7776 or 731-9326. Season opens tomorrow in state Only the Pilgrims had it better. The Massachusetts fall turkey season opens tomorrow to the healthiest American wild turkey flock since our forefathers blunderbussed them after setting slipper on Plymouth Rock in 1620. While beaucoup birds are being spotted throughout the state and are at an all-time high since big bird was All outdoors Frank Sousa wiped out in the Bay State nearly a century ago, and flocks of up to 80 birds have been counted, we have a long way to go to match the 1600s, mostly because we just do not have the land.
Early Pilgrim and Indian reports were to the effect that giant flocks took up to an hour or two to pass by, thousands of birds together. Early efforts here to bring big bird back saw a plant of wild turkeys mixed with domestics, and while the early stockings survived they failed to have offspring. Enter wild birds of both genders brought in from Pennsylvania and New York, direct descendants of our original American wild turkey and voila! Poultry aplenty. The autumn hunt is by permit only, and male or female may be shot. The fall season is entirely different from the spring toms-only hunt when the boy birds are answering a call of the wild not yelped in a year.
And come a running when the season of being "in season" is here. The males' mating game makes them an easier game for big bird hunters pretending to be hens via a variety of calls. The fall hunt calls for finding a flock, breaking it up. Then bringing in a bird with an assembly call, or a kee-kee-run, if you have mustered the ability to make this call, the most difficult in the call repertoire. This call, if mis-tooted, can not only send a wary bird winging, but it can give the caller gas.
So beware. The fall hunt is an all-day affair, ending a half hour after sunset. You cannot drive flocks for each oth- not hunt the fall. HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH: You do not usually think of fishing as being a hazardous sport or even carrying risks beyond a hook in the finger. Think again.
St Sig Santana, a mate aboard the charter boat Mercedes, and a giant of a man who had been in on the landing of hundreds of sail fish, was preparing to gaff a 700-pound blue marlin after a five-hour fight when a piece of the 500-pound test mono leader hooked in his glove. And pulled him overboard. Santana's son Dominick leaped into the ocean and tried to free him, but he did not have a knife and passed out as the marlin tugged his father under. Usually, mates wear a small razor around their neck in case they get caught up in line. Santana's body was discovered a short while later.
His son was taken aboard and revived. You never know when the unexpected will happen. I was fishing Cape Cod waters when I shut off my inboard-outboard and was lowering a small outboard trolling motor into the ocean when my shirt got caught in the hinged platform the motor was mounted on. It pulled my face within inches of the water, and I went under every time the boat dipped or a wave rode up the fantail. But I'm a big believer in carrying a knife.
Especially when on or under the water, in fact I wear two er. Shot size is restricted to number 4 and 6 shot, 10 gauge or smaller shotguns only, or bows 40 pounds pull or greater. Next year the regulations undergo a complete change, and you will be able to take two toms. in the spring, but not on the same day. If you shoot two, you can- AIC Hockey College Experience AIC's opening games in the Division I MAAC Conference.
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I managed to cut my shirt off. It was the day that I discovered how much you can sweat even when your face is bobbing for apples in ice water. MORE HAZARDS: Poaching fishermen, at least off Somalia, face certain hazards the run-of-the-mill poachers do not face. The skipper of a Taiwanese longliner was arrested for taking too high a percentage of shark bycatch and fishing within a 25-mile limit, according to International Game Fish Association. The court sentenced him to a $3 million fine not a misprint and amputation of a foot and a hand, again, not a misprint.
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