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Raiders san Diego East w l t 3 1 0 230 1 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 Central 400 4 1 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 West 3 1 0 3 1 0 2 1 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 pet. Of a .750 83 55 .400 87 105 .250 49 74 .250 89 109 .250 68 81 1.000 114 50 .800 110 82 .750 60 37 .750 113 103 .750 108 91 .750 88 60 .714 103 96 .250 91 118 .250 81 113 National conference  giants Washington Dallas Philadelphia Phoenix Minnesota Green Bay Chicago Detroit Tampa Bay East 3 1 0 3 1 0 220 220 1 3 0 Central 3 1 0 1 2 1 1 3 0 040 040 .750 99 58 .750 137 98 .500 75 104 .500 87 66 .250 92 94 .750 91 77 .375 72 104 .250 72 99 .000 39 80 .000 31 76 West san Francisco 320 .600 130 119 Atlanta 2 2 0 .800 63 105 new Orleans 220 .500 90 97 la rams 2 3 0 .400 113 104 late Friday result los Angeles rams 31, san Diego 24 saturday results Pittsburgh 31, new Orleans 28 Green Bay 27, new York jets 24 Washington 34, Atlanta 17 Houston 54. Dallas 10 end of preseason schedule College summary corny ulcers 23, aggie 14 Texas asm 7 0 0 714 Nebraska 0 3 9 1123 am Gurley 1 run Slater kick neb Fig Barrios 44 neb Fig Barrios 38 neb Clark 1 run pass ailed neb Millikan 20 pass irom Taylor Clark run am Simmons 2 run Slater kick neb Fig Barrios 48 a58.172. Am � neb first Downs 11 19 rushes Yards 37-185 59-201 passing 42 125 return Yards 23 52 comp att int 5-17-2 11-22-0 punts 7-44 4-42 fumbles lost 2-1 5-3 penalties Yards 7-76 4-35 time of Possession 23 55 36 05 individuals Rushing Texas am. Horton 9-81,  10-41, Richardson 11-41. Nebraska Clark 20-80, Rodgers 10-65. Taylor 18-34. Passing Texas am Richardson 5-17-2 42. Nebraska Taylor 11-22-0-125 receiving Texas am  1-18, Hor ton 1-8, Ross 1-8, Hartley 1-5, Harris 1-3. Nebraska. Gregory 4-44, Millikan 2-33, Turner 2-23. World series of Golf Akron Ohio a scores saturday in the third round of the $900,000 world series of Golf on the Par-70, 7,136-Yard Firestone country club course Larry Nelson 70-70-66206. Ian Baker Finch 68-67-71206 Mike Reid 70-65-71206 Tom Watson 74-69-64207 mar Mccumber 70-71-66207 Sandy Lyle 69-67-71207 Ben Crenshaw 73-67-68208 Chip Beck 71-69-69209 Lann Wadkins 71-66-73210 Jay Haas 69-73-69211 Bruce Lietzke 70-69-72211 Doug Tewell 75-69-68212 Greg Norman 72-71-69212 Scott Simpson 71-69-72212 Isao Aoki 74-75-64213 Curtis strange 71-73-69213 Scott Verplank 75-70-68213 Morris Hatalsky 75-69-69213 Tom Sieckmann 70-73-71214 jell Sluman 71-73-71215 Pau Lazinger 72-71-72215 Steve Jones 71-71-73215 Steve Pate 74-67-74215 Mark Brooks 68-70-77215 David Ishii 71-73-72216 Jodie Mudd 74-69-73216 Blaine Mccallister 67-73-76216 David Leherty 70-68-78216 Anders for Brand 75-72-70217 Joey Sindelar 71-76-70217 Craig Stadler 70-71-70217 Jim Benepe 71-71-75217 Gary Hallberg 74-75-72221 Keith Clearwater 72-77-72221 Paul Way 77-70-74221 Ken Brown 69-77-75221 Wayne Westner 77-73-73223 John Inman 73-72-78223 Gary Koch 74-80-72226 Hsieh Chin Sheng 76-72-78226 Sam Randolph 78-75-76229 Jay Lumpkin 76-78-76230 provident classic Chattanooga Tenn. A scores sat urday in the third round of the $450,000 provident classic played Over the Par-70, 6,641-Yard Valley Brook Golf and country club course Jim Dent 66-66-67199 Phil Blackmar 66-64-69199 Bil Britton 63-70-66199 Payne Stewart 65-67-67199 Mark Lye 69-65-67201 Jimh Ailet 67-65-69201 Bill Bergin 69-67-65201 Roy Biancalana 63-71-67201 Russ Cochran 66-69-67202 Leonard Thompson 66-67-69202 Billy Pierot 65-73-64202 Mark Hayes 70-69-63202 Joey Rassett 66-69-68203 Jack Renner 65-68-70203 Duffy Waldorf 69-67-67203 Brian Claar 69-66-68203 Billy Ray Brown 69-69-65203 Dillard Pruitt 67-69-67203 Brian Mogg 64-69-71204 Kenny Perry 64-67-73204 Mike Sullivan 68-68-68204 Harry Taylor 68-67-69204 Mike Bender 67-69-68204 Ray Barr 68-68-68204 Roger Maltbie 69-69-66204 Bob Wolcott 67-70-67204bill Glasson 6b-69-68205 Jim Gallagher 69-67-69205 Ted Schutz 67-70-68205 Dan Halldorson 69-68-68205 Tony Sills 73-66-66205 Antonio Cerda 69-68-68205 David Canipe 68-71-66205 Mike Nocolette 66-73-66205 de Dougherty 66-68-72206 senior classic Lexington by. A scores saturday in the second round of the $250,000 senior Golf classic at the Par-70, 6,595-Yard Marriott s Griffin Gate Golf course Bob Charles 63-66129 Dick Hendrickson 64-65129 Bob Erickson 67-65132 Miller Barber 68-65133 Gary player 65-68133 Larry Mowry 70-64134 Lou Graham 68-66134 Bob bold 65-69134 Billy Casper 67-68135 Dale Douglass 68-68136 Dobies 68-68136  66-70136 Bobby Nichols 66-70136 Gordon Jones 69-68137 Gene Littler 68-69137 Bill Collins 66-71137 Dick Rhyan 73-65138 Bruce Devlin 70-68138 Walter Zembriski 68-70138 Charles Coody 68-70138 Harold Henning 66-72138 Roland Stafford 73-66139 John Frillman 71-68139 Phil Rodgers 72-68140 Charles Owens 71-69140 Jim Hatfield 71-69140 Mike Fetchick 71-69140 Gardner Dickinson 69-71140 Al Chandler 68-72140 Jim Cochran 68-72140 Ocean state open Cranston . A scores saturday in the second round of the $150,000 Lyga Ocean state open played on the Par-72, 6,210-Yard Al Pine country club a denotes Amateur Joa Pitcock 75-63138 Cindy Mackey 70-70140 Sandra Palmer 71-69140 Martha Nause 73-67140 Carolyn Hill 71-70141 Jill Briles 70-71141 Patty Jordan 73-68141 Kathryn Young 69-73142 Krist Albers 72-70142 Margaret Ward 72-70142 Sally Quinlan 69-73142 Susie Redman 71-71142 Pam Allen 75-68143 Joan Joyce 71-72143 Penny Hammel 72-71143 Sherri Steinhauer 72-71143 Laura Hurlbut 72-71143 Lynn Adams 74-69143 Nancy White 73-71144 Caroline Gowan 75-69144 Mitzi Edge 72-72144 Caroline Pierce 69-75144 Nancy ledge tier 71-73144 Jerilyn Britz 69-75144 Linda Hurt 71-73144 Tennis Hamlet Challenge Jericho . A results saturday of the $190,000 Hamlet Challenge cup Tennis tournament at Hamlet East seedlings in parentheses semifinals Yannick Noah 4france def. Ivan Lendl 1czechoslovakia. 6-3, 6-2andre Agassi 2las vegas nev., def. Boris Becker 3west Ger Many 7-6 7-1. 6-3. United Jersey Bank classic Mahwah . A results saturday of the $200,000 United Jersey Bank classic at ram Apo College seedlings in parentheses singles semifinals Steffi Graf 1west Germany def. Helena us Kova 3czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-1. Doubles semifinals Gigi Fernandez puerto Rico and Robin White san Jose Calif. 4def. Larisa Savchenko and Natalia Zvereva soviet Union 26-1,6-2. 9. Lars Bjorn Eriksson Sweden 57.15, 56.871 54.02. 10. Steven Lee Australia 57.36,57.111 54.47. Auto racing belgian up skiing australian Bicentennial cup the redo Australia a results sunday of the giant slalom race from the australian Bicentennial cup skiing series at the redo 1. Rudolf Nierlich Austria 54.93, 54.821 min Ute 49.75 seconds. 2. Ole Furuseth Norway 56.31, 54.801 51.11. 3. Tiger Shaw Stowe vt., 56.42,55.551 51.97. 4. Felix Mcgrath Burlington vt., 56.42, 55.911 52.33. 5. Rainer Salzgeber Austria 56.55, 55.941 52.49. 6. Alain Villiard Canada 56.54,56.051 52.59. 7. Bernhard Gstrein Austria 56.93, 56.301 53.23. 8. Fredrik Nyberg Sweden 57.47, 56.031 53.50. Spa Franco champs belgian a re sults of sunday s belgian grand prix the 11th race of the formula one season 43 laps Over the 4.312-mile Franco champs circuit a total of 185.416 Miles with Driver pole position country team Turbo charged t or atmospheric engine time and Winner s Speed in Mph 1 1ayrton Senna Brazil Mclaren Honda to 1 hour 28 minutes 0.549 seconds 126.44 Mph. 2 2alain Prost France Mclaren Honda to 30.47 seconds behind. 3 6thierry Boutsen Belgium Benetton Ford. A 59.581 behind. 4 7alessandro Nannini Italy Benetton Ford a 1 08.594. 5 14ivan Capelli Italy March Judd a 1 15.768. 6 9nelson Piquet Brazil Lotus Honda. T. 1 23.628. 7 10derek Warwick Britain arrows Mega tron to 1 25.355. 8 11eddie Cheever United states arrows megaton to a Lap behind. 9 12martin Brundle Britain Williams Judd a 1 Lap. 10 15alex Caffi Italy Dallara Ford a 1 Lap. 11 16philippe Alliot France Lola Ford a 1 Lap. 12 18philippe Streiff France age Ford a. 1 Lap. 13 20stefan Johansson Sweden Ligier Judd a 4 laps. 14 21jonathan Palmer Britain Tyrrell Ford a 4 laps. 15 25bernd Schneider West Germany Zak Speed to 5 laps. Local sports army track Usa eur championships Homburg West Germany final results sunday of the Usa eur track and Field championships at the Wald station men s open 100 meters1, Horta Harrise 21st support command 2, Michael Mercer v corps 3, Thom As Anthony Vii corps 4, John Mckenzie 21st 5, Raymond Porter v 6, Arvys Harris 26th sup port group 10.82. 200 meters1, Mercer 2, Anthony Thomas Vii 3, Harold Kelly Vii 4, Desmond Taylor 21 St 5, Jerry Rodgers v 6, a. Harris 21.53. 400 meters of Stephen Jones 26th 2, Ter rence Haynes 26th 3, Andre Bagby 21st 4, Charles Parks v 5, David Smith Vii 6, Louis Hill Vii 48.57. 800 meters1, oilman Brown 21st 2, James Holmes v 3, George Gillis Heidelberg 4, Larry Hairston Vii 5, Donald Hunter Vii 6, Joey Chavis 7th army training come 1 54.39. 1,500 meters1, Brian Appell Vii 2, Brown 3, Efrain Cruz Vii 4, Johnnie Humphries v 5, Tim Harris 21st 6, Randal Williams v 3 54.66. 110 meter hurdles1, Harrise 2, Edward Mays v 3, Randy Williams v 4, Ira Baldwin Vii 5, Demarcus Brown 21st 6, Michael Jasmin 26th 14.09. 400 meter hurdles1, Randy Williams v 2, Harrise 3, Maurice Fisher v 4, Morris Johnson Vii 5, William Thornton Berlin 6, ear nest Williams Vii 51.93. 1,600 metblrelay1, 21 St support com Mand Eric Gijon Here Bagby oilman Brown har Rise 2, v corps 26th support up 4, Vii corps 5, 7th army training command 3 14.02. 5,000 meters1, Melvin Mccullough 21st 2, Donzell Jones Vii 3, Robert Brooks v 4, Mark Carper v 5. Rich Mata Vii 6, Eric Schnei Der Berlin 15 21.17. Long jump1, Darryl Davis 21st 2, Vincent Jenkins Vii 3, Steve Morgan v 4, Wilfred hib Bert Vii 5, Wilbert Jackson 21st 6, Mercer 24 shot put1, Joseph Trotter v 2, Charles Miller v 3, Jim bar Bop Vii 4. Adolph Maren 7th at 5, Jay Guy v 6, Barry Perkins Berlin 52-2. Javelin1, Charles Jackson Vii 2, Gordon Bierschenk v 3, Roger Zuehl Dort 21st 4, Greg Lackey v 5, Clarence Alcoran v6, Michael Zimmerman 7th at 203-7. Men s masters 35 and older 100 meters1, Ronnie Custis v 2, Albert Gray Vii 3, Joe Hammonds 26th 4, Lacy Sims 26th 5, Edward Kincade Berlin 11 51. 200 meters1, Fletcher Bailey Vii 2, Gray 3, Custis 4, Sims 5, Otis Ming 26th 6, Kincade 23.05. 400 meters1, Bailey 2, Hammonds 3, Johnny Hampton v 4, Bonnie Cook 21st 5, Romeo Bendana v 6, Charles Jeter 21st 50.08. 1,500 meters1, Michael Haywood Vii 2, Mike Ellis Vii 3, John Sampson v 4, Joseph Francis 7th at 5, Steve Genser 21st 6, Ben Dana 4 14.21. 5,000 meters1, Haywood 2, Mike Cassa Day v 3, Hoyt Brown 21st 4, Ben Withers 21st 5, Tom wild v 6, Daniel ration Berlin 15 24.16 Usa eur record old record 15 58.69 by Chris Bogart Vii corps 1980. Long jump 1, John Lilly v 2, Elvage fond Dren 21st 3, Cornell Quarles Vii 4, Wesley Flannigan 21st 5, Lacy Sims 26th 6, Hampton 19-3. A tic \ look amour total us do a kit Smy of shot put1, Ted Davis Vii 2, Henry Swanson Vii 3, Gregory Baskin Berlin 4, Joe Miller v 5, John Sampson v 6, Rufus Riley 7th at 42-7. Women 100 meters1, Karen Elliot Vii 2, Mavis Green v 3, Tina Smith 26th 4, Angela Taylor 26th 5, Marika Barnes Vii 12.20 200 meters1, Green 2, Elliott 3, Sadie Smith Vii 4, Carolyn Gayles 26th a. Taylor Donna Gray 21st 25.19. 400 meters1, s. Smith 2, Karen Turner v 3, Cathy Harmon 21st 4. Gray 5, Willye Gordon v6, Vickie Reaves 26th 57.95. 1,500 meters1, Kathleen Ezell Vii 2, Linda Tennant 21st 3, Kathleen Wiegel Vii 4, Barbie Nielsen Berlin 5, Sheryl Nelson held 6, Jacqueline Howard 21st 4 46.58. 100 meter hurdles1, Audra Meza v 2, s. Smith 3, Crystal Woods v 16 93 4, Reaves 5,  White 21st 15.48. Long jump1, Tina Smith 2, Lisa Sharp v 3. M. Barnes 4. Trina Flowers v 5. Vickie Reaves 26th 6, Pamela Green 21 St 17-2 3/4. Shot put1, Regina Einpaul Vii 2. Julie Bertz 21st 3, Karen Wolfe Vii 4, Tiscia Smith v 5. Monica Meeks v 6, Sheryl Raible 21 St 38-5. Javelin1. Rebecca Yurek Vii 2. Rogina Wol Upahl Vii 3, Tiscia Smith v 4, Susan genes 21st 5, Donna Rodriguez 21st 132-3. Correction Meza ran the second leg in v corps Victory in the women s 400 meter relay saturday not Karen Turner As reported. Air Force football Continental sports conf. Rockets 14, tigers 7, of Sembach 7 00007 Rhein main 0 070 714 sem Hayes 2 run g. Smith kick pm Rief recovered blocked punt in end zone Wallace kick pm Hill 4 run Wallace kick Sembach pm first Downs 11 14 rushes Yards 46- -17 46-127 passing Yards 90 151 passes 9-21-3 13-26-2 punts 8-32.5 7-334 fumbles lost 3-1 4-1 penalties Yards 8-70 21-199 individuals Rushing Sembach Credle 13-22, Harrison 9-15, Cook 4-5, Hayes 2-4, Pennington 11- minus 16jones 7- minus 41. Rhein main Mason 21 57, Hill 14-46, Bryant 5-22, Davis 1-10, Jenkins 3 minus 1t. Smith 4- minus 7. Passing Sembach Pennington &-10-1 39, Jones 4-11-2 51. Rhein main t. Smith 8-13-2 87, Hill 5-13-0 64. Receiving Sembach Langley 4-57. Moody 3-19, Crevier 1-9, Harrison 1-5. Rhein main Mero 4-46, Wilber 3-40, Mason 2-31, . Johnson 2-19. Abbott 2-15. Army softball unit level championships Vii corps at Augsburg sunday championship 45th ordnance Niernberg 11, medal Augsburg 2 Augsburg 17, Niernberg 8 if necessary game 21 St support come at Miinch Weiller Germany sunday championship usic Netherlands 8, . Army element shape shape 13, Netherlands 7 if necessary game Mannheim wins 7th a a Crown Mannheim West Ger Many talk about your team efforts. The Mannheim Klee Amigos beat the Mainz rangers 19-4 Sun Day to win the German american baseball league championship behind an 18-hit attack. Every player scored at least one run and every player had at least one hit said Mannheim coach Claus Helmig. Mannheim s offence Cut Loose in the first inning for four runs on four hits including a double by Bill Dickman who pitched a 19 11 win saturday for Mannheim s first win in the Best-of-3 series. The rangers Rode Back into the game in the third inning to tie the score at 4-4 As Bill Razanek Greg Wolfgang and Jose Serrano singled after Mannheim Pitcher Joop Chorel walked two straight Bat ters. That was Chorel s Only Tough inning. He went on to record 12 strikeouts while limiting Mainz to five hits. Mannheim posted the go ahead run and game Winner in the Bot Tom of the third on Martin Hel Mig s double that scored Dick Man who had walked to Lead off the  sixth inning runs by Mann Heim sparked by Arthur freeze bases loaded triple put the game out of  Jackson Dickman and Harvey Willis each had three  title was Mannheim s seventh in the league s 10-year history